Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 November 1890 — Page 3

,, Daniel 1 lardy had {lot started I'orI,, hiii'l hint "vnr the ualerl'all. Hi, I .j,,.,I Cor lii" brancii of a nvi just his head, and bad wivnclicd it iniii! Holding it. mil at arms j'lli lie f.viatc.l the ^reeii IU«i• until

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Ic wrinkled anil peeled. and each „,| iirlil a fragment of tin limli. l!otli In' threw down a( his rival's feet. "|l,nun. von. Mi'- W'ellmaji," lie hissed, flu'ii In-' strode away into the forest j|r. WYIIniati looked after liini in promill amazement.. Hi? glanced down at broken liini), wliii-li seemed to ijuiver e.n'li |iai,l from I lanii.'!':: touch, mid up tin- jive.from which it hail been torn, •KI IIIIW II at thi' black, rook Hooded pool ..jirtvllic falls. His face hail not lost its tllor.".iti'l a» In' picked up his fishing .|sis haiul trembled vioh'iilly, anil his vjis unsteady, as hn slowly tool up iiairch lo I hi' village tavern. .Viiiiio Slockwell was married in the succi filing hi'i' engagement to jk'tYrllnia". It is still related in l'o.skct ,.1oi|),iiii',l Manly went to lliu wedding |'i ii-il tin' fi-slivil ii-s that followed. I'iii lu'liavior. it seems, was dignified, ,jlii', -ember face iii'vi'i- hinted at the rt)ii:ii'il purpose which lia-l become I jt.i'itiMiiispi'hin-of liis ai-lions. Mr. Welljii.l his wifi' upon along luinipi-an I"Vur all'I eventually tliev itic[.l.-i•• I tlii'ir jn*-in til'-' so'-ial wilderness of New l^rS .-

Oanu'l "ti'.'itih'd it.*' through tin* winIttv'anii win-n .spring *»ni«* In stir-

lri^!:«'iwk

ft Nil slop' kippers l»v for a situation. L.-t tho nr^u-

|:acjius fin-i explanations In* niiiierstoo.l. Iltfim.! \v«ntel learn lmin»**s tinl. aTo kt1'.'!'*'!' tliougliL \vi:!l uf him, ami Liveiiini thi desired clfi'ksliip. lluniel 1CVpK'|»«'«1 a fondness fur conversation liii.l became acquainted with summer |Ti?itors \I'M» could inform him as to Ijho JiK.ilti*is of business on tin* Stock 1 In such talks he never Ifjjic-11«» inquire the exact meaning of a J"eortuT.M Sune of thu elder people l«\T0 iii doubt lest Daniel would luse his [hv.til uml wreck his life and little ft»r|tu!te in itrn«»rant speculations. They re[pirttal Wall street as a community of IroblHTt and were morally certain that I do man with a ^otid living elsewhere Ithiiiild venture in their way. Hut as Ipanifl k»*pt at his post year after year, Iserviiiir hi* employer faithfully, and Idow ami lin increasing his depoMts in Itm/kuil d»ubts as to his career changed ItocojiiMenee ihut he would bo a solid [citizen some day, and might even go to

It is known that one of his enterprises in I behalf of his employer consisted in seeur|ui£nn :reement with greatNew York

Mvr to take a large quantity of butter |(rM him at a lower rate than that usuIally paid, and then by personal canvass limonu the fanners securingall the butter they cmiM make ata price somewhat less tli.it they usually received. The Iwr^iil'Tation being that he would take Itvvry |Hund «»tT their bands. Tiiis arIfcenient. satisfactory I«tli parties* the store a hands.ouie ^um for a l&utitry trader. ••Kvj.-ntually l)aiiiel became a p*irtn«'r llplafter that the sole proprietor of the l&Ttv He kept up his interest in the reports »f tlie New York paper. :endueted many a sue:e?^i'ul enterin his li.-ld. l\-riiaps be had lihSuie.-, too. but if,.so. they are not

IWiiOmlrsnvd at I'o^ket. He traile«i" i?t Hi\ or^an:/.*d th.' farmers into a ^Uk c,\rhang\ through whieli he obii!"u fur them steady prices and for a comfortable addition to hi.s

k»Nt a day cann* when, without ug to hir. n»-igl:!i..rs, he sold ,ut all leivsts and d.ejai te.| for New York. nl.s vary as to the amount of readv -v'he brought with him. Hy some I- it at £-•"),onu, lint it i.i my impres--jat it did not exceed §12,i0u. I :"member the day he came, for I •,*d to be in a friend's oHice when a uncouth, ill dressed countryman 1 awkwardly in and said r..:i I set down here a u-e will not permit me to relate the iii'l and one stories of hi* experi•n the street. I can only indirat** .• fieral course. Kur mouths he came 'wtortieu everyday and sat there ,-h b« u-d hours, watching the bovs !n .up 'juoiations, and listening to •nvi.Tsation of th*k speculat.irs al.iout

Not ouee did he venture a dollar. entirely willing to be guved as he. was not turned out and JUS long '.ontinued to pick up information. W ks tolerated because of his inter"I'l

-arance and quaint remarks. 1 ever heard him intern word ie. his purpose. The fart is slowly acquainting himself t)»-.v«i:iraet.er and the characters of

Hi.s retentive memory served

•V'-U'-and his patience better. He ,• t-nui'i^rstand toclc dealing withand lie also came to know *i Uie. I'aee.s that are rarely seen in k't. I hey are tliose of men who ttneir ease, but watch the market. I !tt,aiid then swoop down upon it. ^t- ol slock lor cash, sell perhaps '!su jew days, ..ml then retire and t"r another season of depression. 1 watched such men and learned a u-

when there was a general f'-'liu^ abroad a^tonis)ied A V^in whose ollice he had s^-ttied i/i lulls into his hands ^^M l'^^'base of a certain popular had been going down. He :(''hiinst If by a bleral margin ft'J owji.again in the oliiee to wait ele:: ed .owr fSUOUv1.

beginning of a l«ng series

''iorvs, all eo.. iucted on a conV-' r'Hsjs, and -*.*I so far as known and at it eaim- to be a those wIm knew him that fybow 1 Janiel Hardy. Tlie p^wai to discover what. Daniel

He was close as an oyster,

^j"iations were bv no nieans tljr. otli^o wbertr lie spent

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i.i- time. Nevertheless, though

1 1

-..uded as a shrewd and suc-

nun. nobody ever dreamed that I I'^I! beccnue a dominant factor in '•Irvet.

"j^''U:dly he met Mr. Wellman, tlni liead of a banking hoituc of

The banker said to

some itnporta.ncfj him: lam gla?. to heai that, von are prttiugon well. Mr. Hardy. If I can be of any assistant:- to you in tin* wav of information, or otherwise, let me know.'' 1 hankee, Mr. Wellman," responded Daniel, gra\e!y, "I may call vou some day." lhe time came, after several vean, that I Janiel Jardy was i.n ited into pool for effecting deals in various securities. He accepted some of the invitations and refused others. Kroni the well hmmii character uf tlie men with whom he associated I winder bow he escaped ruin more than once. His coitservat ism never deserted hit i, and beneath his uncouth exterior wa.i a tenacious intellect, wonderfully sharpened by cmtact with the world.

Now all tlirou-h these years he hail been studying one thing more than all else: Theodore Welluian

business hab

its. He learned what, tin- banker's favorite stocks for speculation were, through whom he dealt, and niauv details unnecessary to repeat le-re. At. last came Hie iamous ".Shawnee railroad deal." Tlie common stock of this road amounted at par to £!n.(jOO,t)ul, Jut it ruled in the market at about 00.

It was one of the "fancies" in which Mr. 'Y--lbiian delighted to .-.peculate. A selling movement began in this stock ••ne day and it proceeded from Wellmans house, lhe price had jroiie down a lull point, when an obscure broker on thelloorol the exchange began to take every block of it that was ottered. The decline ceased and a contrary inovenient set in. Still this obseuiv broker bought, hverybody began to rush for his Shawnee and olTer it to this broker, and pretty soon the question ran from mouth to mouth: hom do»'.s Drown represent?"

Nobody could tell. Lp went the prieo of Shawnee and at tin' close of tin day's proceeding* it was quoted at ?U. The next day the movement enntinued and leading among the sellers was .Mr. Theodore Wellman's broker. Kvcrv effort as made to break the mvsierious purchaser, but without avail, and at the end of trading Shawnee was at 1KI, with a record of three thousand more shares sold than were in existence. On the third day tin,* effort to break the purchaser ended in ottering to him a lot of stock sent from a distant city by social train. Kvery share was taken.

The bears were in despair. They had to get Shawnee stock with which to fulfill their engagements to deliver. The obscure broker was ready to sell, but he wanted something like WlO

his shares.

It meant ruin to many, and there w.-re several speedy suspensions. Among them was the house of Theodore Wellman.

Soon after the announcement a messenger brought word to him that if he would call at Drown'* oiUce a proposition for a settlement would be laid lefore him. He went over at omv and found others of his ruim-d associates on the same errand, but lie alone was admitted in a baek room. There sat Dmiel Hardy, somber as of old, but tin-re was an expression of cold satisfaction in his

"You, Mr. Hardy!" exclaimed \V. 11man. I lardy made no reply at once, lbstock still, looking straight at the ruined speculator. W.-llman appreciated the •dtnation immediately, and sinking with a groan into a chair, !n» covered his face with his hands. I'resently liar ly spoke. "I understood that you fiev'centrr.eted to deliver "bout two thousand ore sh-- .Ts of Shawnee than was over took out of the stock b'ikt"

Wellman nodded. "llni," ci mt uued 1 lardy "some of tit. sheers in tin-t safe in thecoruer: pra'tieally all the re?t of them as was i-ued is in my control, where I kin git 'cm when I want "em. Kf I understand it. that means that you hev got to settle with me at my own tigger. Ain't tliet so'r" "It is. Mr. Hardy," groaned Wellman "I'Vaps," went on the torturer. "p*r*aps you may be able sed thove lictishyous !2.00() sliaies to a someh- uly for suthin', but 1 don't kecr for 'em. I.emme see. I think you clever people, you with the eddieated intellecks, calls this arrangement a corner. I believe you used that word to me once. Didn't you?"

Wellman's answer was a convulsive shudder. Then.* was silence for a moment. and then Hardy fairly shouted: "I/ok up, Mr. Wellman!** .Startled, the broken speculator raised his head. Hardy stood up, and looked down at him for a fuil minute. Then he said slowly: "I've been iookin' for'ard to this a long time, an' now you've got to sett le, an'you can't, you can't do it." "For (.Jod'ssake, Darnel IJardv." cried Wellman, "do not continue this useless cruelty. I am in your power. You have ruined me it will take mueh more than I po* ess to satisfy your claim, but name your figure and let me do my best." 'H'! iielty, is it? I fuh. I s'pose 'tis. That's what I've cornered ye fer, I could ha' thrown you over the falls at D« »sket. Now I've licked you at your own game."

Wellman was completely breken by, the sudden blow, morally as well as financially. Hi nerve and dignity left him, and for an hour Daniel Hardykept him fawning, begging and crying in abject misery. Tin other ruined men were admitted aud a settlement w. arrangetl oil term* that need not he de. tailed here. Some of the unfortunate-, have not- yet covered. Wellman's apparent failure was the worst of alt, hut to everybody's surpri he secured credit Soiu« where that enabl. him to slowly pick him-ejf up.

The fact i«, that Daniel Hardy, having glutted himself with -venge, felt something as near a-? revulsion of feeling as his hard nature woui admit and within went y-fi ur hours of the scene in Drown private room he had secretly supplied the credit that his enemy's housenecded.

The Shawnee deal was hi first great, pernlion, and his InM of any kind Wall street.

KxeepV in names, this recital is one ot facts. The man and the woman, the hen* and the heroine, still live. Many men in Wall street today will recognize them, oven under the film}* mask 1 have given to their identity. 7£tr. KNP.

N". «"M.*». I JiK

!iK

\Vortl Siiunit'ii.

1. A name hcli.jved by a certain nation. Io be birne in a carringe. A notion. Tidy v. Kxistence. A suggestion. Terror. To work for pay. •i. A beautiful, delicate fabric. An ex elaniatiou of sorrow. A lish. A verb which means to catch sight of.

No. Jill.-(Miarude.

"Oh, a

HUMAI

/h lite is a sji'.l, snl lif.i,

And TWu.s In- always lacks. If I Kr,*t iih5 a wif«», to comfort my life,--. Will sh« CART* !'r tny TWOS, ALACK? Will slut !arn my hocks and imlmu! my gl.»ves

Ami my dinncrn hot? ....... OIj, a I'HU

I A L'H

life Ls sad,, wtd life. -:ii

Whiles IM rather bo doad than nut. .V

So th«« i'U

'-:^V.'/

.m, crooned in chi*erle.ss rr^oia,

And his Haters weru stiff with cold .. Then lu» purt«vl his hair with tender care. Ami dusted each garment's fold He took ills ''ane, and thuu bo wjis fais

To call on the girl ol* his heart He st.'iyed and ho staved with tin? wlnuome maid, "tivits early wh»-n tliey did t«irt.

On a vacant lot ros- dear little cot, /. And a Kardeu plot on the place Th«» j'H

'h no more, luit he isn't dead,

His HkojMw are always in place In tho uay parpTtx* with roves there Hloom

A I.I.S

of the hue of heaven,

And I learned th'-y grew, th*s«» ilow'retjj blue, I*roui seeds hy the •mstnan givyii.

No. ,147.— Hidden Planets.

1. Have yoa ever visited the Salem arWMial? 2. CJUINOU tell me the name of that poein nlxmt "The Domestic JIearth^'

I wiih not prepared for tho information that you had cut your foot so badly, as saw that you rati unusually fa.st. 4. That lecture heard in our youthful (lays gave all of us a turn toward the right.

No. a-IH.—Ann^nim.

I'm

MloveliiK«ss,M

so people Bay,

And who so hold a* to say "nay, That is not right And do you ask me why I is ,V ''Kntitled thus? It is because 1 CA.MK ALL white.

No. 341).— Noted Poem*.

No. a,.eo raphiail Double*. 1. A town in Isthmus of Panama and a punet uat ion mark. 2. A river in Hritish Honduras and an animal.

K. A county in California and a wind winch blows over Spain. 4. A bay in Australiannd an ex-president. 5. An island in south Atlantic and a bird.

No. —Anagrams. (Hooks and their authors.) Say Anei! more otten. Hy A. U. Clay, M. A. 2. Brazen Sambia. Hy Wallaek I. 131itn. 3. One Orlando. Hy Marble Hock. 4. Aliout Flat. Hy.fonas F. Whittan. 5. VioletS. Wirt. Hy Crinkles chased.

.to'i.—

angled Kela

I OIIKI I I

Two persons meet and one says to the other, "(jood morning to you, my son." "Why," quoth the other, "you are not my father,

Though I'm truly your son." What relation are they to each other?

No. 3.*i.l.-An Kitty Word liunge. Change kite to ball in four words. -Y.

No. a.VI. Ntim«'rieu1 huru!. I ntn a word of two syllables and ten letters.

My first syllable is a frram. my second a f^rain. and my whole a measure. •J. 7, a, r»—A town in Syria beMe^'ed by an English kin^. 1, 2. 3, 7, 5, 4, S. Iu. 2—A strong fort in Spain. i, b, .t. J, A—A beautiful snb.s'tanee made by a very small creature. •i, 0, U, H»—A sailor's story and a Hubstanre from which warm clothing is made.

I, 5, 2. U—A savage animal. ..

No. —Conumtrunm.

1. If I were iri the sun ami yon were out of it what would the sun Iweome!" 2. What man must have his glass before he eati doa day's work? 3. What kind of a ship haw two mates and no captain!-' 4. When is a pic like a poet? .Y What is the most unfortunate vegetable they could have on board a sh?p?

A Natural otrlii-nm, ..

"Mamma, what's hereditary!'*

asked

Uohbie. laboriously tripping over the syllable* of tin* long word. "Why, it is—it is anything yi.u ^.'t from your father or me," replied the mother, a little pu/./.led to find a definition suitable to his years. I

Silence of two minutes. "Then, ma." he asked, "is spanking horeditary?"

l'T' K'• tn tin. I'll/./1,'r. No. 83ii.—A Wonl of Tuo' ?t:ir-li^lit.

P..!laliles

I. drain. Kmlor.

No. :W7.—A KhoiiHiuiil Across. 2. Orion. 8. Arlwir. 4. Slcio|i. No. :CiS.—A I'roviTb Illustrated: "It's an ill wind Hint Mows iiolmdy any «ood."

No. MI."lvisv Uiainoiidaiid Half Sijiinre S A -M I'

i' A

II I'

No. 340. —Charade: Tiiror lily. No. :HI. —KniKiiia: liniipmvder: Pug. Wiimli'r: IVw, No, Unit I'rudi-, (unvn.

No. Nniiii-'rioal Knijriua: Variety ia thi* very spire of lifu." No. H4.1. —Hidden Flowers: Daisy, .Speedwell, Pink, Iris, Thyme, Nightshade.

No. 34-1.—Hintorieal Transpositions: 1. Diana, naiad. 2. Eden, need. 3. I'atinos, Tom's pa. 4. Sliem, mesh. 5. Erasmus, ass inner.

Ladies, vou should see our liiu'of liliic-k and C'nlnr.'rl

as is shown in this city:

Mioses and Lad.es and .e.ncnber ,e s.u vou ,i

NEXT DOOR TO ELSTON BANK.

A Ii'iiiist's Wati^s,

l)r. Anderson, the Fifth avenue d^nlist, who jiliiiis ii| tin) iiiiil irs if ilio Knur llniidr.'il, p.-iys tlint ho i.s m.-ulu in a day, lint cuilv nuci.'. A laily (ami- in liihi ulm wanti'il diamoiuls piii in a ^ri'l.l iilliiif uf her front teotli. "it was viili'i'.t," saiil l.)r. An(ltM"soi "tliat sin'lia'l ji]r I'liiiiiMiitu her iiilmritaiicc. Slu: sei'ini-1 si 1 anxious t^j spend nioni-y. I diclii apinnvi uf tho diamunds, and tuld her so. lint sho would have them, and 1 Immured her to such an extent that niv day's work nottod mo f'tOU. What do 1 make ordinarily? Well, I charge iffiu mi hour, and I rarely work mole tlun ii\i: hours. IVoplo don't cai*( to como heloro 10 111 tlio moniint and late the altenioon tho light is not tfood. OIK! hundred dollars a day is about the extent of what a dentist can make, and it LM the most exaotmn ot nil tliu ])role.-sions."—New York Pnws.

A Suluniuiifler CJoek,

That a cluck would continue to run in the midst of l-oaring flames for any length of timi! few people would lielieve, yet that such was the case in the tin which destroyed tlie Syeaway near Troy hiis been proved conclusively. From the rnins of tho building was taken a small calendar clock. The hands had st' p[ed at 11:40 o'clock, or lie-irly an hour and a half after the flro broke oirt. '11 le ailendar di-il showed the hand at Sunday. The clock was destroyed bj- the heat and flames beyond all hopo of repair. It must have contiuuud to run long after tho villa was bfctckened ruin. It was found in tho center ot a pile of debna.—Albanv Express.

I'laiK'U WUKOIJ'H SUCCM'HS.

To what do I attribute my success in Inirlesiiiu-o]n i.i.' Well, I imagine that it is jirinfi])ally duo to the manner in whu.li 1 work. I like the stage and love to act. From the moment 1 appear I enter with zest into the fun of the performance, and tlie humor is all I mm the heart. And what comes from the heart is always convincing —Francis Wilson iu Kale Field's Washington.

Tire floating island in Sadawga lake, in tlie town of Wlnttuigham, Vt„ o?»o (if the must remarkable freaks of nature r.iid one tlie greatest curiosities in the world. The iland contains over a hundred :t: res. and it actually floats UJVJA 'He r.p ci the water.

When you have been ail around to find a good coffee and have failed, then come to our store and we will please you. Eusininger »Sc Seaxvright.

Ilappy Hooslers.

Win. Tnnmons, postmaster 01 Iflavtlle Ind., writes: ''Kleerrle Bitters have me more lor me than all other medicines combitiod that feeling arising trom ktdney and liver tn ub J," John Leplio, liirnui' and stockman cf same place, say*!: ''Find ICleetnc Bitters to be the beat kidney and liver medicine, made me feel like anew man." J. V. Gardner, hardware merchant, eatne town, saw: "Electric Bittern is just, the th'ng for a man who Is all run down and don't care wether he li es or dies hn found new trenglh, ^ood appetite and felt just like he had an new lease, on life Only ftuc. a bottle at Nov & Co. drug store 2

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria-

milliard's St reiij^t lieuln^, and Ulien iiiutie I'lasters. Arc /iViyM?ion In tin II'ki'W. i/ Arc.

the On hi

ficnuinr Wu uniiifir I'liutcrn.

Xine-i.ciitlis uf all the troulili's which r'«|iiirt' tin aid of idasters are rheumatir' in tlieir nature. A cliaiiK'- "f weather or sudden draft, causes a eold, wliicli develops into muscular and that into inllaiiiniatory iheumatism. And yet there has nevei' l.een siicli a ihiii},' as a distinctly rheumatic and strengthening plaster, and hundreds have died suddenly wln're lieu mat ism h.isattacted tilt lu-art

A New Discovery.

You liavn heard your friends and nelghliorstalking aliotit It. You may voiirijcll' lie one of the many who know from personal exiierience just how «ood a tliiiig it is If vou have ever nicil It, you areoijcol its stauiieu friends, lioi ause the vonili'i'tiil thii aliont it is, that when once ijiveii a trial. Dr. Kind's Xi'w Discovcrv ever after holds a place in tin* lions". If you have never used it and should be allllced with a coi.elt, cold or anv disease ot tlie hroat, lun^ or clies! trouble, (secure a In,tile once and give It a fair trial. It Is guaranteed every time, or money refunded. Trial bottle free at Nye .V co's. drug store. I).

Fresh Buckwheat flour giuranterd to be strictly pure at Crabbs .t -Keynoitl's

OATAKIUI CFHED, liealth and f.vrot iireath secured by Slilloli's Cntanli remedy. Price f(le. Na-al injector free. For sale by MoflVtt, Morgan .t. Co,

Don't suffer trom Dyopopi-ia, Take Simmon's Liver Itegulator.

1 hursday, Friday and Saturday,

We will sdl^Ladies' All-Wool Natural Grey Vests iml Pants at

Cents, Woitb

134 Ea«t .Maui Slr-'t. with l-Wj-n Vorlp

Diseases of Women

AND SL*K0KKV.

Coniij.tatlon roomi oer SmMh't druL S'.ore, South Washington Street, Crawlordtvlllc, Indiana.

1. K. KTTER. M. p.

Dps.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith Utllee anil

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lle^ldenee

21s

KKI'KKKNCK*. (Jeo. 1). Hurley, attorney ftlaw, son Frank, discharge-troin earsand diialness ,lohn U. ('ourtnev.lawyerjson.bjul eve and*ar-: (i. L. Mills, ik'alness etc., twctifvyears standing: C.us Mavcr, «laughtir '--onllned nine months in dark room with violent eyed is* ease, causing total blindness: Israel Pat ton, total blindness from cataract: Miss Clara Alston, violent ulceration of eve ball: K. II. Smith.wife, eve disease: A. It. Havlcss. mother, eye disease: Or. James Thompson, deal'ness.all 1 ot Crawtordsviile. Hon. s*ilas Peterson, wife dealness. had case. Potato Creek: I rank Powers, chronic catarrh, banker, Colfax: Congress* man W 0. Iwens, I.ogansport, discharge from ears and deafness:

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Mr,... ...

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A. D. LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

bouth Oreon street

Mrs. Dr. Griffith g-ives Hpoctel attention Chronic and SurgtCftl Diseases of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, general practice.

CONSULTATION FREE.

A A

I mler a much more suer(«pful treatuu-m that Or. Ilutitsln /er has been lining for tho past seven moiulis. Ills practice-has greatjy Incicased. The Doctor now tre'its more Kve, Kar. Note and Chronic Catarrh patients with Milder remedies and better and nuieker cure* than e\er before. This treatment Is especially sulte! to Children and peculiarly sensitive persons.

Special attention to the Loi.geHt Stnmllug and moHl l»iniruit eHHert to Cure. ANo all .Surgical ea*«*K as CHtariirto, CrosM Kyi^Dv formitU-H, etc. llperations ontheKye HuU perlortned wjtlioui Pain.

A neglected or badly treated ChronicCat.ariji tsth» great cause ot so much deatness in the mlddle-a^ed and elderly people, also consumption. A chronic discharge frein tlie enr Is very dangerous to life, as it Is liable loeHUse blood poison »r brain disease. Consultation fre'. SPFfTATI FS! are soilellghted oraiAiLLO,

wllh Uu

Judge Waugli, Tipl« »n, surg

ical operation on eye that restored sight: Judge Terhune. Lebanon. Ind., dealness Kx-senator Kent, Franklort, Ind catarrh and dealnes* J. Llnti, Mace, catarrhal deafness,aud uumerousothers in Ids vicinity equally bad.

Or. 11 untsmger will beat Or. C. I'. Kanfrlii's othce. Ill ('rawhuvi'-vlUe, on TH t* US OAT, Nov. and every .two weeks thcrcaHvr,

Will be at Or. Kleiser's ollii'e at W'avoland on Friday, Nov. Js, and regularly cverv fowr weeks thereatteron 1'rldav

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop.

I Passengers and Ihiggage to Depots. Hotels, oi I anyparlot theCltv. Also |»rtprletorolthe

Uavloss Ten-Ci'iit I luck Lint' The Cheap Price* will be maintained and Satjstactoiy servie? rendered. Leavecalls at- Staldes on Market street, slateat Snodgrass «V Murphy's, Telephone No. 47.

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HK fil"%»!• 4NTKP C3t73."i.s3 t. IMPaOVEOT: Uv'-tUfCIBIE BELT ^*0 SU&PENSORY orltf.H'Ml V.OM-.Y, frr i)ml'urt...*.', Curo «'f Crnt'rafKe tWnliri-wu «rn ir:? 31 Hit. Sim«h mt:, nntlnuo.n urn-nU -r rti*itv tlmciph nil Wl AK 1- Ulls t.ci:i (i- llt'AI.1 nitd VMJUIHU S S'l KKMi Ml. i:icrlHr 4'urn-nl tVtl In'tantlj, or »c forfrjt *5.«XW hi HI.'Ll ami i'»iry Couiiilcti* fit. and iw. Worct fnn*i l'«r" l&anrntli I'uroO Hi tiif-.1 :t:-utl.s S»-»ir.i l-'fc. a&HBtBELliOTRWICO.. iOL.5UI.bi-.CHICAOO.IIU

Interesting to KarmerH. No class of people should be so careful in providing themselves with reliable family medicines as tlios., who live rar, from physicians. Van Wert's j'.nirani for the lungs Is particularly recommended to the farming community, as it ls woii'b.'ifully effect In all tlnoat and lung troubles, and ia especially adapted for children, being agreeable to take, perfectly safe and harmless, iind vet infallable lor croup and whooping cough. Trial size Jiec. For sale by I.ew )'!»her

Hlbbard'a Jilieiiiuat lc syrup cures rheumatism by striking at the S'-aiol tlie dlS'-'ase and restoring the kidneys and liver to healthy action. If taken a sufticieut, time to thoroughly eradicate such poison, It never falls. Tor sale and highly recommended by MofVett., iiorgan Go.

Acute ami clirotn:' rlieumatlsin ran be effectually and permanently cured be the use of Htbbaid'u Kheiiinatk: Syrup a oil Piasters. For sale and highly recommended by Moffett. Morgan A

oods. show is handsome a line

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and Klegant Sijrht giving properties of the Doctor's Perfect Kitting Spectacles and Kyc (Musses that their sale Is constantly Increas tug. Still selling at factory prices and tl Mn them l-ree ot Charge. Special pains taken t. est the tace ami eyes, tliu*giving the greatest ease and comfort, as well as preatly Improv lug the p-rsonal appearance of the wearer Glasses successfully in ted when* otliers fail This ad. will appear cverv other week.

Ladies' Tailoring

lie uiidersifjnoi], iiavin^ rented rooms in tlie Keller School of Indies' Kronrti Tailoring, and also having the use of I.a Couteuricrcand LeI.uxo, ttie tlucyt l-'astiion Journals published, brought on by Mrs. La.vno for Hie benefit of her pupils. \Vo are prepared to make Tl 11: MOST H'l'Vl,IMI CAIt.MKNTh in llic city. Wo invito the ladies to give us a call and make our rooms a place to stop and res-t ivlion out: '"'PP IIIK. .) K. HUfNTON,

MIMIC MACK.

120 1-2 WostMaln Sireot-

Beckner & Buser,

Kt'^hOllth HHtllllf t4)ll,

Curry Combs, Cushions,

lir lsho«, Wlups,

Kobos, blciclis,

Horso-Hlankcts, VohielcH

PIANOS and ORGANS

CLEANED, TUXEP and REPAIRED. Or l'ACKKl)

JOHN M. MACY, No. 71o boutli Jri eii atreot.

Music Hal].

Saturday, Nov. 15, 1890,

Marie Greenwood

Comic Opera»Co.

.PHKSKNTINO

Boccaccio!

35 PEOPLE

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out

Own Orchestra.

PRICES- 35. 50. 75 and $|.

Music Hall

Thursday. Nov. 22.

Liitks1

Now nrk Snct'fRS.

AIDEN BENEDICT'S

si»Kcr.\cu,AU IIHAMA

Fabio

Romani,

I'resentotl by \VAI.TI:H LAW^HI:S( I:. MIS«I FtKi.n ar«i a company of players. Thrilling ami interest hit ICarth juakeefVocl

Sinnitancous with an eruption of Ml. Yetiuvius illumination of the Hay ot Naples.

vV'.lmission, »•», r»n anil 75 contfl.

DRKSSMA.K1 N("S.

Miss L. .1. Hialt, Mrs. M. A. ISrown an'i .Mis Mary Dillman aie now prepared to do dressmaking for iadlea and children, anil s-oilcit a share of the public I patroiiug.'. Cut,ting done on sliort notice.

Kooru over Ijevlnson's store, tlie lirst stairway east of Klston Bank. Main St. Uridal. outfits a.biiucialty.