Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 September 1890 — Page 4

Ipotash,

S NOT one of the old worn-out mercury, sarsaparllla, thousand doses for a shilling medicine. It Is a remedy which never falls In Blood Diseases, and always builds up the general health of th« patient.

Cured Herself and Her Child, S. S S. has relieved roc of a terrible scroful* from which I had suffered for yean. It affected my nose first as catarrh, than cartas of the bone, and continued to eat until it destroyed the soft

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me,

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has also cured my little daughter of the same disease. MRS. N. KITCHfcV. Mackey, lod. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed !ree. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.

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DAILY JOURNAL.

MONDAY, SEPT. 29. 1890.

LINOOLF league.

Local Branch

Organized

at the Court

House Last Saturday Higlt. In pursuance of a call issued by the chairman of the committae, the Republicans of Union township mot Saturday evening in the small court room (or die purpose of organizing a looaT btanotiof the State Liiiooln'League.' if fie'" m'eet-' ing woe oalled to order by T. H. B. Jlo-. Cain and J. R. Bonnell was appointed Mttetary. On roll ciill by "precinots all were found to be represented. After the reading of the oonstittitloh of the Linooln League and the signing of the same by all praaeutf the olub proceeded to permanent organisation by the adoption of the following

CONSTITUTION.

We the undersigned citizens of Union township, Montgomery county, being Republicans, and in favor of the principles of tho Republican party, and bothat good government oan be best attained by restoring tlie RdpublJ-' can party to power, both in -"State and Nation hereby organize 'ourselves- into a Itepnbtioan Olob,.*nd,j by signing this constitution, do pledge ourselves to do every .honorable thing in our'power to secure the Bucoesairf the Republican party, and the election of its candidates, Local, State and National. The general rules for the government of this club are as follows: 1. The name of this club Bhall bo The Linooln Leagueof Union township. 2. Any one not under the age of IS years, and resident in Union township, may beoome a member of this olub by signing this constitution. 3. The offloers of this olub Hhall consist of a President, Vioe-President. Recording Secretary,- Correepomiing Secretary,Treasurer and an Executive Committee of five, and thoir duties Bliall be such as are persoribod by the By Laws of said olub. 4. The offioers of the olub shall be choson at the first regular meeting of the olub, and shall hold their offioe for three months, and until their successor shall be elected.

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G. There shall be a regular mooting of th 4 olub, for tho debate and transact ion of business, at least onoo per week. A special meeting may be called at'any time at the discretion of the Exeoutive Committee.

G. The oonBtitntion may be amended nt any legal meeting of tho olnl), by a two-thirds vote of the members present. 7. By-laws may bo adopted by the olub for its government.

After the adoption of the constitution the following offioers were eleoted: President, T. H. B. MoOain VicePresident, J. D. Tracy Recording 8eo rotary, O. D. Humphrey Corresponding Secretary, Dumont Kennedy Treasurer, D. H. Gilkoy Exeoutive Committee, D. S. Enoch, Olios. E. Davis, R. E. Harris, Harvey Wilkinson and Perry Sanders. Regular meetings of the olub will bo held every Monday night at 7 o'olook in tho (mall court room.

Special sale of fine pattern garments at low prices Fr'day and Saturday of this week at Louis iiiachof s.

Wo are still the leaders in fino Teas and oofleea. Try them onoe and we will have your trade.

ENBIUNGKR

THE BAPTI8T8.

The Tippecanoe Association at Waynetown Last Friday and Saturday. Tho Tippeoanoe ABsooiation of the Biptist ohuroh oouvonod with the church at Waynetown on Friday, Sept. "26th, and was called to order at 10:30a. in." by the Moderator, Rev. G. P. Fuson, of Crawfordsville. In the absence of tho appointee, Rev. W. B. Riley, the opeuing sermou was preached by Rev. N. Carr, of Frauklin. He took for his text, numbers xiii, 30, 31,"and preached a strong, sensible, praotioal sermou, describing the "long necked giauts," and touching up the "stiff ueoked deacons" and faint hearted preaohers und laymen who stand in the way of the progress of Christ's kingdom.

Rev. G. P. FUBOU was re-eleoted Moderator, Rev. J. B. Thomas was chosen Clerk, and H. H. Brant, Treasurer.

Every one of the fifteen churches was reprinted. The latter showed a fair state of progress. The following figures were gleaned from tlio reports: Gains by baptism, 82 letter, 5-1 experience, 16 restored, 0 total gain, 157. Losses by letter, 56 exclusion, 8 orusuro, 14 death, 25 total loss 103. Net grain 54. Present membership 1,498. The total contributions Yeported were, for Home missions^ 814L26 foreign missions,' $129.ti2,State oonvention, 3125.G3 publication society, 820.33. Smaller amounts were given to the Baptist minister's home, and in other lines of benevolent work. It should be remembered that some of the ohurclies did not got in their contributions for State missions in time to send in the reports, among them Lafayette, the strongest ohuroh in the Association. The Crawfordsville ohuroh increased the amount given for State missions from $20 last year to 831. U) this year, without diminishing the amount piid for other objects.

Three of the churches, Lafayette, BrookBton and Attioa ore without pastors.'1 The dsual ntftnber o{ rigerita '"and secretaries were proftciit. Revi Cliflds', of VeVm6n spoke for foreign' missions Rev. A. Ogle for State missions "R'ev. D. R. McGregor for home missions RevJ S. H. Huffman for publication society Rev. E.'O. Steining represeutotit tlie' Indiana Baptist, and Rev. G. P. Fuson, the Joirtnal a'nd Messenger. Rov. W. M. Pratt, of Kentucky, -who oanatiluted the Waynetown ohuroh more thin 50 years ago was in attendance, and preached twb very able sermons on Sunday.:

In keeping with the time-honored-clist am of preaching a dootrinal sermon' on Saturday by some one appointed the year before, the Modertitot'' discussed the docrine of Restitution, text Acts ill. 21. Other sermons wore preached by| Rev. T. Weir, Rev. E. O. Steining, and Rev. W. H. Vanoloavo

The reports on Womeii'B work, which Bhowed some progress, were read Saturday afternoon, but for lack of time the discussions were limited to only a" few minu tea, The usualliatoti of resblutidnfc were read and passed. Oiie, relating to bonevolent wdrk, advising each church to have one common fund' "for missions," has in it sonie elements 'of progress but is oumbered with toomuoli machinery and threatens to antagonize Uit pteol6ris drttdlfe

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pendence." The attendance was good throughout, and t'lie seBsIdh is believed to lijive been profitable.' 'Tlie timVof meeting was ohanged from Friday to Tuesday before the fourth Snnday in September! The next session will Be held with the ohuroh: at Crawfordsville. Kiev. T. D. Weir, of West Lafayette, was appointed to preach the introductory sermon, and Bev. Dr.' Pratt,' "of Kentuckey, the dootrinal sermon.

Pall Meeting at Terra Haute. The Torre Haute races oomo ofl' October 7, 8, 9 and 10 and will' be the finest ever given on the famous Axtell track. The astonishing number of 147 horses is entered for tho races, and all the great horses and oelebrated trainers will be at Terre Haute. Sunol, Palo Alto, Nelson, whoue record was reduced to 2:12 last week, Hal Pointer and scores of equally well known horses are expected to appear in races or exhibitions The Terre Haute Association hangs up $15,000 for twelve races. By its ambition ani liberality its meetings lako plaoe right along side of tho greatest in the oountry. All the railroads make half-fare rates fates for the raoeweek.

Monday and Friday* the

Vandalia will run a special ftom Terro Haute to Frankfort,leaving Terre Haute at 0:40-p. m.

Mrs. Whitehead Will Bring Suit Against Her Traducets. LaFayette Courier.—A Courier reporter was this afternoon informed by ohe of Mrs. Elma C, Whitehead's counsel that in a short time alio proposed to bring suit for 850,000 damages against several of her malicious pursuers liyiug in LaFayette atid at Shawikee Mound. It is tindcrstood that not long ago some one wrote to whore she is visiting' in California, warning the chief of polioo of her presonoB, and that tho letter was published in the pa pore there.

Health Is Better than Uoid. If you have bad breath,sluggish bowels, pain In tho small of your back, norvifiisnesa or giddiness, your vital organs aro sadly outofordor. A mere dose of physio will not holp you. Your only wlso course Is to take Dr. David Kennedy's FavorltItemody, cfltoundout, N. Y.,and cleanso your system of the Impurities. it regulates tho Llvor and Kldnoys.

CATAltUII CURED, health and swoot breath securoil by Shlloli's Catarrh remody. Price 50c. Nasal Injoctor free. Forsule by Moffett, Morgan 4 Co,

PPBLIO SPEAKING.

Appointments for Hon. James A. Mount in This County. The following dates ana plaoes have been arranged tor the Hon. James A. Mount to speak in this oonnty:

Crawfortlsvlllc, Friday, Oct, 3rd. T:30 p. in.. Court House. LHUOKH, Saturday, Oct. 4th, :30 p. m.

Now Market, Monday, Oct. tith, 7:30 p. ui. Alamo,Tuesday, Oct. 7th, 7:IH) n, in. WlujttiU*. Wednesday, OeU 8, 7:30p. in. l.iudun, Tiiur*da\ Oct. 9,7:30 p, in. D&rltngtou, Saturday, Oct. 25, :30 p. m. Capt. John Worrell, -.publican candidate for Statistician, .. speak in the oounty as follows:

Wavelund, Thursday, Oct. C, at 7 p.m. Darlington, Friday, Oct. 3, At 7 p.m. Capt. Worrell is a praotioal farmer and is a logical and entertaining speaker.

PREMIUM TAXEES.

A List of Those Who Won Bed and Blue fiibbons, GLASS 34.—FBcrr DETAJITMENT.

Canned tcooseberrioe, Mrs. M. H. Galoy M. E. Crist Canned strawberries, Mrs. Truit Wilson Mrs. M. H. Galey.

Canned blackberries, Mrs. Truitt Wilson, Mrs. M. H. Galey. Canned raspberries, Mrs. M. E. Crist Mrs. M. H. Guiey.

Canned ourrants, Mrs. M. H. Galey, first and second. Collbotion canned berries, Mrs. M. H. Galey Mrs. Truitt Wilson.

Canned peaehes, Mrs. M. E. Crist Mrs. E. F. Armentrout, Canned pears, Mrs. M. Hqlloway, Mrs. 0. O. Carlson.

Canned plums, Mrs. M. Holloway Clara V. Armentrout. Canned oherries, Mrs. M. Holloway Mrs. H. H. Talbot.

Collection canned fruits, Mrs. M. E. Crist Mrs. M, H. Galey. Canned tomatoes, Maggie Wheat Mrs. M. H. Galey.

Spioed fruit one variety, Mrs. H. H. Talbot Mrs. M. H. Galey. Collection spioed fruit, Mrs. M. E. Crist Mrs. Truitt Wilson.

Preserves, one variety, Mrs. M. E. Crist Ida MoMullen. Collection of preserves, Mrs, Truitt Wilson Ida Catterlin.

Sweet pickles one variety, Mrs. M. EL Galey Mrs, Truitt WilBon. Collection sweet pioklee, Mrs. M. E Crist Mrs. M. H. Galey.

Cucumber piokles, Mrs. Truitt Wilson Mrs. W. D. McClelland. Piokled onions, Mrs. O. M. Mrs. M. E. CriBt.

Wilson

Mango piokles, Mrs. M. H. Mrs. O. M. Wilson. Mixed piokles, Mrs. Trui.t Mrs. O. M. Wilson.

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Wilson

Collection of piokles, Mrs. Galey Mrs. M. E. Crist. Catsnp, Minnie Maxwell, Mrs. Truitt Wilson.

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Apple Butter, Mrs. M. H. Galey Mrs. O. P. Demoret. Fruit butter, Mrs. P. S. Eonnedy Mrs. O. M. Wilson.

Colleotion fruit butter, Mrs. Truitt Wilson Mrs. M. E. Crist. Oolleotion jellies, Mrs. M. E. Crist Mrs. M. H, Galey.

Collection of the abovo, Mrs. M. E. Crist Mrs. M. H. Galey Mrs. Truitt Wilson.

Grained maplo sugar, Mrs. E. Armentrous. Maple syrup, Mrs, E. Stout Mrs. F. Armentrout.

CLASS 35.—BEES AND HONES. Queen bees, Chas. Starnes E. Smalley.

Selection quoens, E. M. Smalley, Chas. Starnes. Cojib honey, JOB. LaFollett E. M. Smalley.

Extracted honey, Jos. LaFollett E. M. Smalley '. Display of honey, E. M. Smalley Jos. LaFollett.

Display of wax, Chas. Starnes Jos. LaFollett Display of heavy foundation, Chas. Starnes E. M. Smalley.

Thin foundation surplus honey, Jos. LaFollett E. M. Smalley. Display of apiary oulture implements Luoy Sidanerj.Ohas. gidetier.

Display, of pressed honey plants, E. iL Smalley Jos.,LaFollett. Display of.vinagar, E. M. Smalley Miss May Tabot.

Honey oako, Lucy Sidener E. Smalley.

N KW UO»H.

J. H. S. Davis iB home from Kokomo. Cato Canada is moving into the Witt house.

Prof. Rodman went to Ladoga Satnr day evening. H. O. Slmey, of Crawfordsville, was in tpwn Friday."

Alfred Peterson, of Darlington, was in tpwn Saturday. The meetings are progressing at the Christian ohuroh yet.

Walnut township institute was held at t|iis plaoe Saturday. Jihn Trail, of Finoastle, visited G. W. Bhepperd yesterday.

Ffe-ank Gill and wife, of Ladoga, at tended church here yesterday. Ajiittie Johnson who teaches No. 17 Union township, was homo over Sunday, li. F. Rubb, David Norman and Harry Alkire went fishing on Sugar oreek to-day.

Dave Lewis and Goorge Brown returned from a fishing excursion on Su gar|oreek Saturday.

There were no services ot the M. E. church yesterday on acoount of the ohuroh being torn up on tho inside for papering.

(jaUirrhCuii't Be Cured

With local applications, as thoy cannot rsach tho seat of tho disease. Catarrh' is a1 blood or a constitutional dleooso, and In order to cure it you have Lotako Internal1 remedies. Hull's Catarrh cure is taken internally, and acts direct,y on tho blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's catairh euro Ic no quack medicine. It was prescribed byene of tho best physicians In this conntry for years, and isa regular proscription. It is composed of tlio boat tonics known, combined with tho bost blood purifiers, acting directly oil the mucous sui faces. The perfect combination of the two Ingredients Is what produces such wouderlul results In cuilng catarrh. Ser.d for testimonials free.

F. J. CUKNEY A Co Tyledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75o.

Hlbbard's Kbeuiuatlc tlyrup euros rheumatism by striking at the anal of tho dlseaso nnd restoring the kidneys and liver to healthy action. If taken a sufficient time to thoroughly eradicate £uch poison, it nover falls. For sale and highly recommended by Moffett, Morgan A Co. vc.

ONB BXJOYS Both thq method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet-promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispete colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to tlie tasto.and acceptable to. tlie stonmch, prpmpt.in its action and truly beneficial in its effeats, prepared only from the most healthy and, agreeable substances, its many excellent qunlities commend it to ml and have made it -the most popular remedy known.

Syrup-of Figs is fcr sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any oqc who wishes to try at. Do not accept any substitute.

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Interesting to farmers.

No class of people should be so caroful In providing themselves with reliable family medicines as those who live far from physicians. Van Werfs Balsam for tihe lungs is particularly recommended to the farming oommunlty, as It is wonderfully ofTects ln all throat and lung troubles,.and is especially adapted for children, being agreeable to take, perfectly safe and harmless, and yet lnfallable for croup and whooping cough. Trial size fiee. For sale by Lew Fisher

Cold In the head? or Chilblains? or Chafing? or a Burn? or any Old SoreB'r The best thing in the world for 'It Is Colman'a Petroleum Balm. Get a free fcaiaple at' the Tirug store of Nye Oo.

SIJEEPLESS NIGHTS made mlsera ble by that terrible cough. Shlloh's Cur is the remedy for you. For salo by Moffett, Morgan St, Oo.

•WILL YOU 8UFFEE with Dyspepsia and Liver complaint? ShUoh's Vltallzer Is guaranteed to cure you. For sale by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

Oioup, WHOOPINO OODOH and BronchltlB immediately relieved by Shlloh's cure, Moffett. Morgan A Oo.

Acute and chrom'3 rheumatism can be effectually and permanently cured be the use of Hlbbard's Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters. For sale and highly recommended by Moffett, Morgan & Oo,

Wfar WILL YOU cough when Shlloh's Ourai win give you Immediate relief Price, 10 cents, 60 cents and $1. Moffett Morgan Co.

Children Cry for Pitches Catttttt

To Cure Heart DlseaM

Use "Dr. Kilmer's Ocean-Weed Heart Remedy.' It regulates, corrects and relievos tho most distressing cases. Price 60 cents and $1. Pamphlet free. Blng. hampton, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed at Nye'» drug store.

To Cure Kidney Troubles

Use "Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-root Kldhoy, Llvor and Bladdei Cure." It relieves quickly and cures the most chronic and complicated cases. Price 60c. and Jl. Pamphlet free. Blnghampton. N. Y. Sold, reoommended and-guaranteed at Nye's drug Btoro.. ...

A Sure Investment.

Is one which is. guarftqt&cfl to bring you satisfactory results, or In caso of failure a rotuin of purchase prlco. On this sufo plan you can buy from our ade vertised Druggist a bottlo of Dr. King' Now Discovery for consumption. It Is guaranteed to bring rollef In overv case, when used for any affcotlon of tho throat, lungs or chest, such as consumption, ln(lamatlon of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping oough, croup, etc., otc. It in pleatant and agreeable to tusto, perlectly safe, and can always bo depended upon. Trial bottles freo at Nye Jk Go's drugstore.

No Bounding phrases or loohsh boastmir aro needed to draw attontion to Van Werts Balsam for tli0 lungs. A claim Is made for it that it is the bost cough mcdiciiie on the market, evory bottlo Is guaranteed to do all that it Is clnfm&d and overvono is inviUxl Ui mako a free test or its morits Volumos of ptrase could not do moro to recommend tt'than this. Trial sUe froo, Kor salo bv Lew n'isber.:

A New Wonder.

Wo live in an ago ot wonders, and one of tho greatest,- ha» reached Crawfordsville and \yo shall attompt to describe it.

SinpolT'l tho Enoyolopnxlla Britannico has been tho crowning work in English Uteraturo. Its history and'growth aro a part qf the history of tho growth and diffusion of kuowlodge. As enlightenment und culturo have increased, this, monumental curriculum of learning hasgi o\vn and kept pace with them. A,word as t« Its growtjh will bo interesting

Thq success of tlio,original was such that the editors and publishers wero awakened to a sense of tho true importance, of tho task the.v had taken in hand and to tho necessity for a more comprehensive schcmo 'than at ilrst adopted and its reception in spired them to soon set about its enlargement and revision. Since theu It has been the standard and as tho btorary world-de-manded from time to time has run through eight successive editions and supplement af follows:

First edition, 3 vols., published 1771. Second edition, 10 vols., 1778-1783. Third edition, 18 vols., 17S8-17U7.

I Supplement, 3 vols., I80t: '"v Fourth edition, 30 vols., 1801-1810. Fifth edition, 20 vols., completed 1817, with a supplement of 7 Vols.. 181ft 1834. Sixth edition, 20 vols., 1823 Seventh edition, 21 vols., 1830-1842. Eighth edition, 21 vols., 1853-18il. The reader will sqe that sinco this last revision great scientific discoveries havo boon mado, much history has been written unknown territory has been explored, and countless mighty, events havo been written by Time. To keep pace with this progress we now have theNinth Edition,of Twontifour volumes, averaging 850 pages each 20,000 pages, 2o0,000 subjects I The following comparison of amounts of type required and prices of other great works, is by Prof. A. P. Lyon, of New Yoi*k, in tho Electrotype Journal:

The Bible contains 3,500,000 ems. Webster's Die., 20.000,000 ems at$12. Chamber'sCyc., 48.000,000 ems ttttfO. Johnson's Cyc., 50.000,000 cms.,, at f4S. Appleton's Cyc., 00,000,000 erne., a I *85. Encyclopaedia Brrtann ica, 140,00(1,000 cms at $I30to $1'.I5.

The completion of the Ninth Edition has onablod the public to measure this magnif cort work and compare it with other cy clopiedias. Tho result lias been to estublis boyond question its unqualiflod superiority. It is a giant wnerc others.aro pigmies. It stands tho noblest work in all Uteraturo tho one only adequate representative of tho advanced thought and scholarship of the,world. In tho amount of brain-work furnished, it Immeasurably transcends all competition. It is tho only Encyclopaedia in which each principal subject is treated by an acknowledged authority.upon that subject. No other has spent ono-third as much monry on literary labor, as the Britannico. Not one has given #10,000 for a singlo article, or $600 a page for written matter, as it has. No other can show a list of pricipal contributors either so eminent in thoir departments of scholarship, BO varied in rationality and profession or so njiiuorous., .Thflfull list tors numW ljUSj^orsflng, wcWe ttn mostemlnontlite'rary and shien'tiflcnam'ej of Europe and Amortca:

Tho English Edition of the workds sold in this country at M.fiO per vol ,«sd tho American Edition at $5 00 per voL* id cloth binding making the cost of tho set of 34 vols, respectively $193 and $120.

While the Britanmca is the acknowledged standard, incomparably tho best apd most desirable Enclopaidia in existencc, its high cost has placeditoutaf thoreachch pt most people. This, bar to Us .popular use has now been happily removed

By a new process of etching upon zinc, giving a clearer and harder surface than even an electrotype plate, .the art of reproduction has at length been brought to a higher perfection. The new Popular Edition of tho Britannica is a porfoot and exact reproduction of tho original work page for page, by this new jiroccss, which, tor clearness and beauty of print, loaves nothing .tfi be desired. And it is thjs which is new offered to our people, at an astoundingly low price, by tho enterprise of Mr. O M. Lacoy. Do not think this is in way a cheap, old and unsalablo book, on flimsy strawior',unlaudriod bass wood'.' paper, iq paper covers, and, with a glfie^.tiaclf. Wp havo seen It, and it is mado bettor tljun thp average book in your library It ia'a handsome,,largo, now volnmo in Rdntiino English cloth, heavy oakum—not straw boards, doublo-hingod, flexible back and on fine super-sized and supec-calendei od book papor, with colored maps, pl.atqs, illustrations, Index, marginal references, (tho only American reproduction having them) and—just call and examine it for yourself, at the store of O. M. Lacoy. Ho has acquired tho exclusive right to handle It in Montgomery county, and by tho tormsof thoir contract with the publisher, it 11 never be sold here through ageqts.

Truly may wo say with tho poet—

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Vftnr beart thumps alter eu4dcn effort I IUUI skips beats or flutter*, if you bin leort disease, taint spollsj fits or Bpasna,,

Yni, feel as though water irathntai I IUU around tho heart,or tinve hoartdronj Vnilhavo Vertigo, dizzy attacks, rlntfiiil* I I UU ears, disposed to nervous iiroetratia iploxy. shook or sudden dcalli. have Neuralgia, NumbnfMin anMR limbs, dartiiiK pains like Uheuoitln _Ocean-Weed prevents it golnir pK»ndlt DIlHUarr. "UI I1IK

MatPrac. AavjMfrH. DUfliBmt.iL Utp We. fatn-iLyniyf&-It.HEJL™abetit,thetoTO

TO WEAK MEN

fiatferiig from'thftcfilBcU cfyoothful error*, tdf deoegr, WtttlBg wceknesfc lost nimhood, eie^ Ufll •end trwtiee (staled) conUlnieg fsj

XMdiiml'worlr uotud D« reAdbjreTH)

Zqad iribo is Btrreos AND Adding. Ci lVWUX. SIOOdUA, CNIr1

And ihe*bcBt lsmp ever made1 like Allodia's of ola,'-* ''won* derful lampl^AIarap abioluteljr -non* «xj»IoiiIye And uu* broakafeJe9 -which rives a dear* son* brilliant white Ught of 86 candle powtrf Porer and brighter than gas light, softer than electric light, more 6hcer&t tH&n e]ther 1' That lamp ig a

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Mall' •d).::__.,-.'...v. .:.v... :55 ant Express....... ..................8:51 am *ajU....„ 1:25pm* MaliM.,:^.,. 4:57 pni For fun infornjatlon reRardlHg. time, rutot$ *na routes, cdusu)t tlio Uckal

OKOqtand p. A:K

foldom. flKOHGB HODlSsoy,,

nu'flt and

Opn. Pagg. Agt. Monon Houto

Momiri Block, Cblouro. III.

Wo are hereloKlve the news In a manner at pneo Complete, Concise, '•..,

Clean.)

Wo are Item lo ndverlise for tlio nierr lianl« and ItiiHiIK-S,S men of tliH cil.v and iVliint^eiiier.V enunty ill a manlier lit UIH-C AttraCtiV",

Rochester.,

ATo Jjft No Rroictn Chlmnrvt Only fire years pld, and over two millioos lm U«r. It niust to good InwptQmnkcuctiAtw Jntf siicocM. Indent! it Is, for Ipwjm Uiinps may ro. but tlio ^Ilocfwtor' slilnei forovor! Over 2*000 nriUilo "vnrlpll/i-Stoaj,HIIJ UAnylnw and Tnblo Lnmpf, Itanotiot VMU IIND PUno JJINIPFC—every ktnU. nmnw, Porcclrtln, Urass, NickoLfliid BlAOk WrouRht Iron.

Ask tho lamp donlcr for It, lxck f»r tb« tr»«* mark Ptamp: "TUB RocUJ^TKiC Iflu

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.Lke eoiiulno ltochcter and tlio style yuu orlfl'itirelano lnmp*Rtoro ndar, «en«l tousaireo for fr3Qinufitratcd ontftlofrue (nnd ptie*list) And we will box and oend you any lunip #*w by eipro«», rtiiht toyour door.

UOCUESTBU IjAMP CO., 4 Park Place, Now York.

Bfanu/arfurtr#. Vtruf •ole'Oirn'trt ofTbxhftter PaJoUt Thr. ixirpMt iMtnp Stert, in tht HtfM Press the Button,

the HVtL n,

It Opens and Lights/ The ftfnglc »«lC:I'I*VLBi 1*OCK«( IJUMD, HO WY WJ

Jim craek, but a r«*lf liimi* in niektl i^cket watch #ofr. tour quickly ro filled. live sVeot wnntod in erwr town. a wctk irith it Hiimrla iW

1000

astra llffhlersfeeat frepald tor SI.

you wrjte and mention Ihls paier, will tfHyoano* to fret ons for nothing. Addrsss Retail I^i artniMtof Rochester Luap Co.* -37 Barclay Street, New York.

RonCublo, Profltahl.i.

W" are here to turiioiit j,.It |ii-inlinpr i-ver'iloseription in :i in:innci' vat onee Nout,

Prompt SutlBfuctorlly,

THE CRAWFORDSVILLE

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DAILY. fiiiN'tiNa, WEEKLY.

117 South Green Street.

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