Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 December 1890 — Page 3

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N.K.FAIRBANK&CO. CHICAGO. lfvouwishlo mate clollto as whife a& the sun Andtehyourviiorkas sooJ asbe^un.

iSANTACLAUS 40AP Is IfisThing Mwilldoit,

Aidlfflin^ once bcmqfft it you never will rue if.

Wishing you all a Happy New Year I will bid you good-bye until Christmas Eve, 1891.

ROSS BROS., 99-Cent Store.

Washington Sheet, opposite the Court House.

efl.A. large crayon portrait given to every customer.

NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!

A Good Suit from $18 Up!

Col man,

Til© Careen. Street Tailor.

IT SNOWED

On Christmas Day, 1890, and

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here were hundreds of pairs ol Feet in this city made comiortableon Christmas Day and it was all on accound ol

124 East Main Street.

And his Christmas Slippers.

Fifty years from now the young people

of to-day will he telling their children

and grand-children that

"Th«re was a trememdous snow on Christmas day

way back in 1890, the first snow of the season.'

They will also show them apiece of

Jewelry or Silverware, a Christmas present,

which some friend purchased of

Ill Sou tlx WstLinerton!

"THE BEST JEWELER IN CRAWFOKDSVILLE."

Every Symptom Gone.

Probably no disease indicts so much ooutluuous pain as rheumatism. Over no sluirlo complaint has Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Komudy, of Koundout N. Y., won moro cures thanKhomnutism. Hy Its use tho ugonlzlnp patient can OUCHJ moro use his limbs and be freed from past years of pain.

Mr. Frank Strait, a well known merchant ol New Hamburgh, N., Y, says: "I sufferer tortures from

Sciatic Rheumatism

My ease was a very bad one, and none of the means taken gave mo relief. I use Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Houndout. N. Y. and am entirely rid of ray trouble. Only three bottles brought about this wonderful result. It has builtme up and been of great benefit to ine In other win s. I heartily recommend it to other sufferers.

)r. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.

Made lit KOUNDOUT, N. Y. $1 0 for

DAILY JOURNAL.

FRIDAY, DEO. 20,1890.

THE _CITY.

The Weather Report.

Por Indiana—7 a.m.. fair, cold.

Galled Meeting.

Tnere wui be a called meeting of the Sons of Veterans on Monday evening at :30 o'clock.

Probate Court.

0. Kennedy has been appointed guardian of the heirs of oallie Ann Booher.

Sarah O. Doherty has been appointed administratrix of the estate of Fisher Doherty. 8. Q. Hall lias bejn appointed executor of the estate of Elizabeth rris.

Report of the Prison North. THE JOURNAL has received the annual report of the Warden and Directors of tae Indiana Prison North. From it we glean that on Ootober 31, tho prison oontained 735 conviots of whom 21 ar» rom Montgomery county. The report contains muoh valuable and interesting information and shows the institution to be well managed.

Amusements.

Charles A. Gardner performed bo fore a crowded house at Music Hall Christmas eve, extra chuirs were put in and standing room sold. The show was good of its kind but had its weak points, 'Dan MoGinty's Troubles"' were pictured to a matin house of about 50 yesterday and a very good houso i*i the evening. The show is a chestnut and so is evorybody and thing connooted with it.

TrampB Troublesome.

The city has beenoverruu with tramp? in the last few days. Four were sentenced to 10 days imprisonment in tho ail last Monday, and a gang which took possession of a Monon freight train were jailed Wednesday night. Four were run in yesterday for the burglary of a hardware store at Bedford, the stolen knives and razors being found in their possession.

A Gone Piom the Old Gin House Recently Mat Doherty was at Franklin, Tenn., and left an order for a cane to be made from the rafters of the old Carter cotton gin house, which stood in the field to the east of the pike on the Front- lin battlefield. The gin house has been replaced by an educational in stitution whioh is known as the Battle Ground College and its timbers artbeing manufactured into walking sticks by a native Tennesseean who hoe caught the Yankee spirit of enterprise. Yesterday the cane was received by Mr. Doherty, accompanied by the following letter:

FBANKUN, Tenn., Dec. 22,1890. Mat Doherty, Orawfordsville, lnd, Enolosed please find one walking cane made from one of the rafters of the old Carter gin house around whioh fell so many brave and tried men on both sides in that memorable contest at this place on November 30, 18G4, 26 years and ten days before it was worked by my hands in the manufacturing of thik atiok. NEAII"VAUGHN.

Fifty-six and Sixty.

S-im C. Soott und U. M. Hoott yesterday jointly oelebrated their birthdays at the residence of U. M. Scott on College street. Sam was 60 years old and U. M. was 56 on that day. The "twins' had planned to entertain eaoh other and their families at a joint dinner, eaoh furnishing their part. The "woods" are full of Scotts, so to speak,and the wives of tho two old men took it upon them selves to make a family reunion of the occasion. To that end invitations were sent out and the result was that thirtytwo people sat down to dinner at U. M, Scott's yesterday, and the "twins" were surprised. A most exoellent dinner was prepared and with the exception of G. W. Soott, of Peoria, and Mrs. Julia Newliall, of Lafayette, it was a complete family reunion. Those present wore S, C. Soott, wife and Miss Fannie, A. M. Hills and wife and Miss Mamie and Emma Hills, John H. Scott and wife and Misses Minnie, Nettie, Dot and Master Frank, W. H. Soott, wife and two sons, C. M. Soott, wife and daughter, Mrs. Ella Bell and son, Terre Haute Prm Reynolds and wife, U. P. Collins, Bainbridge, Jesse T. Collins wife and Bon,

Douglass oouuty,. Ills., U. M. Soot, wifo and two HOUH and Mrs. Mitchell. Eaoh guest was presented with a handsome Christmus oard and the twins were each recipients of handsome presents. The occasion as a pleasant on to all and will long be remembered by eaoh one present.

Confirmed.

The favorable impression produced on the first appearance of the agreeble liquid rult remedy Syrup of Figs a few years ago has been more than confirmed by the pleasant experience of all who have used it, and the success of the propiietorsand manufactures, the California Fig Oo.

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

REVOLUTION PROMISED IN MEDIUM SCIENCE.

Dr- Kooh and HiB Lymph Discounted—BrA, P-Henry the Inventor.

Dr. A. F. Henry, of Win gate, exCoroner of this oounty, claims to have outdone the great German doctor,Koob, in a cure for consumption. Tho Doctor oalled at THB JODHAI, oflloe yesterday with his invention, for whioh a patent has been applied, and demonstrated its workings. It oonsists of a double ontisoptio and germicine inhaler, whereby it is said a patient may apply any of the antiseptics or germicido to diseased organs of the nose, throat or lungs at any temperature desired. "The contrivance although so simple, remarked the Dojtor, is the greatest discovery of the ago." "With this I can disinfeot the lungs of any person suffering with pulmonary consumption and render them as completely septic a) the stump of an amputatod limb may be made by any surgeon." "In what stage may tho diHOisc bo attacked successfully, Doctori" "Well, it won't raise the dead .neither will it rebuild one cell of lung tissue that has been destroyed. Whatover amount of lung tissue has been destroyed, the patient will be that muoh short, but it will destroy the germ. If there is enough vitality left in tho system coitrization will go on. The protew do63 not interfere in tho least with the most approve I treatment, but is simply a germ destroyer." "How does it attaok the germ?" S "Why, the machine yousoo is a simple inhaler, and by inhaling tli9 germioide or antiseptic the powei of tho maoliiiid enables the medicine to penetrate to tho innermost oavities of the nasal organs, lungs or throat. Of course toxic sobstahoes or noxious gases would not be used, and tho Bize of tho dose given and its strength and dilution are plaoed completely under tho control of the physioian or nurse." "In what condition must the potion* 1)0 to receive the treatment?" "In any condition whatever.. Ho may inhale when awoke or asleep, conectous orunoonsoious, ritional or delirious.

The treatment may moreover bo taken at any temperature up to 200 agrees Fahrenheit." (The Doctor hero iulialod his medicine boiling hot with no dis oomforture whatover. "Must great oare bo taken in its administraton as is in the case with the lymph of Dr. Koch?" "Nat at all. The wayfaring man though a fool need not err. The pat lent may take treatment while going about tho ordinary duties of a work a day life—the banker at his desk, tho farmer at his plow or the oowboy in the saddle." "Has the treatment ever been tested? "Yes sir, in a few cases of consumption and the results have been all I ever expected or claimcd." "Does the size of the maohine huvo anything to do with its power?" "Yes, indeed, for by increasing ita size aud capacity sufficiently I can disinfeot past houses, hospitals, asylums or ships at sea more easily and much better than by any other known method.

Doos it cure merely diseases of tho throat and lungs?" "No, I olaim that it is a great improvement in the treatment of dipthoria, scarlatina and in fact all contagious diseases whose infection depends upon •i germ." "Is tho treatment as gieat mystory as Koch's lymph?" "It is not wrapped up iu aay mystery whatever, but may bo explained to the satisfaction of any physioian in twenty minutes, So simple indeed is it that my daughter, Miss Dora, who has no knowledge of medicine what ever can demonstrate its use to any one inclined to investigate. The instrument is now in her possession at her home in this city."

W IS E A N OTHERWISE.

—8t. Nioholas for January is on sale at O. M. Looey's —Ads not of a business nature in the "Wanted Column," one oent a line day. —Never throw down TEE JOURNAL without looking through the "Wanted Column." —William W. Morgan and Aroh Martin were appointed and sworn as jury commissioners this morning to serve during the ensuing calendar year. —At the meeting of the Ouiatenon Club to-night, H. H. Ristine will re id a piper entitled "An Industrial Revolution." The ourrent topio will be disoussed by Hon. P. S. Kennedy. —The ladies of the Socond Baptist ohuroh will give asocial at their ball on the corner of Pike and Washington streets Friday ovening from 5 to 9 o'clock. Admission 15 oents inoluding supper. ...

Fortunate atherand Son: "I am as certain ae I now live," says 0. E. Barthomew, of Kaskaska,Mlch., "that Dr. David Konnody's Favorite .Remedy, of Koundout, N. Y., saved my ltfo when I was a victim of that terrible venal disorder—Brlght's dlsonse. My son had a fever sore on his leg. Me, too, used Favorite Bomedy, and is now well. But for this medicine I am sure both father and son would have been six feot under the sod."

Compare the work in Lawson's show case to any displayed in the city and draw your own conclusions.

For gulta»,violins, banjos,mandolins, strings, etc., call at 2u" east Main street.

Shlloh'sCure will immediately relieve Group. Whooping Oough and Bronchitl For sale by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

MOTHERS' FRIEND

yjvG/1-i

MOTWb

WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.

"Mothers' Friend," is worth its weight in gold. My wifo suffered more in te*i minutes with either of her other children than sho did altogether with Her Inst, after having used four bottles of "Mothers' Friend." It is a blessing to expectant mothers, says customer. HBNDKRSON DALE, Cartni, til

Having used two bottles my sixth child was born with no pain comparatively. Mrs. L. O. Vaughan, Sherldnn Lftlco, Col.

Wonderful—relievos much suffering. Mrs. M. M. Brewster, Montgomery, Altu S»nit »»v r» of |.» ir«». Imttlft. soM liy all ilrtiRcipti. Hook to motion* itmllcil freo, lJuADrir.i.D nr..,ri.AT«u Co., Atlanta. Ga.

Sold by Nye & Co.

CARTELS

ITTLE

IVER

PIUS.

CURE

Mok Hftidtche and relieve all the troubka ffwj. dent to a blUnua state of the system, aaeh Dlxzlnets, Ksusos, Drowsiness, Distress nftar •stiDg. Pain In the Rldo, ho. While thslr most rtmstkftbls success has been shown iaoudog

SICK

Ee&flxcha, yet Carter's Uttle Uvac. Pflli an •anally valuable in Constipation, curing and pro. •en tins tbia annoying complaint, while they «f"t correctall disorders oubostomach .stimulate the llrer and regulate tho bowels.<p></p>HEAD

£reni( the only

'Aobsthoy would boftlmostpricelesstothosd who •Quer from this distressing complaint butfortuXiately their goodness does notondlicro,and those Who once try them will find theso little plllsTalaeble In so many ways that thoy will not be wil* tisgtodowithontthem. But after aUsick fc

ACHE

'Xl tho bano of so many llvoa that horo la wher* ve make our great boast. Oar pilla euro itwhila Others do not.

Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. Thoy are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purpe, but by their gentle action pleasoMi who use them. In vials at 25 conte five for $1. Sold •jy druggists everywhere, or sent by maiL .""fARTER MEDICINE CO., Now York.

SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICF

Emmvn-iU' is rriiilo n'\v explosive to be ndded to the inventions which will by ami bv tnnko war so destructive that the nations will be afraid in into it, and lor that very n-ason we shall have universal peace. Within the lust few years some treiiR'n'lous new explosives have been 1 i-»-o'.vn••]. amu:i£ them chemical compounds from the picratex, chlorates and other substances. Kinmen site was invent?(l by an American, Dr. Stephen H. Em mens. His compound has as lii^h explosive power as dynamite and can be fired from a gun. Moreover, it cannot be exploded by friction, and is only sut lire to by actua! flame. The navy department has been experimenting with emmensite for some time, and its (jualities now appear to be go valuable that a special jjnn is to be built for testdug it further. The inventor of enuueusito claims that if one shell containing a hundred pounds of it could be dropped upon tho deck of the largest man-of-war afloat the vessel would be destrovivl.

Wheu Baby was sfeK, we gare her Castorla. Wlwn she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla. When sho bail children, sho gave them Castorift

We Havo Bought

And arc now receiving tho llnest line or of plain and fancy candles ever shown in this city, which we propose to

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11 to the

Holiday trade lit the lowest ,iosslble prices. We will soon have our stock displayed and want everybody to come and see the quality and variety we have' to offer. Pors-jns wanting to buy in large quantities will do well to see us before buying, as we fee] euro that we can please all In quality and price,

ENSMINGER A SKAWMGHT, 103 East Main St.

—Go to Lawson for fine oabinets. Prices reasonable. Work strictly first class and finished promptly.

Geo. F. Hughes is sole agent for tho J. fc C. Fischer Piano, The Great American Home Piuno.

Call 011

G-o.

F. Hug .es for the Estey

organ. Sold on oosy payments, 207 east Main street. Fine Horses.

Evorylwdy who has oocasiou to go to Dock Britton's livery stable notices the unusually fine hortos he keeps there. Not only that but everything kept so nice and clcau that ladies can go tliore to order a rig without fear of hearing or seeing anytlung offensive. Tho employes are quick and attentive and customers have no long waits. For a styl'sh looking rig, either double or single, everybody goes to see Doo Britton.

Simmon's Llvor liegulutcr a mftst excellent appetizing tonic.—Saml. 8. Pentz, Chap, to Bishop of North Carolina.

Chills and fever of three years standing cured by Simmon's Llvor Begulntor. E. Watklns, Watklns House, Upton vilte, Ky.

OATABBH CUBED, health and sweet breath socured, by Shlloh's catarrh remedy. Price 60 cents. NOSJ.U Injector free. Moflett, Morgan & Co

Interesting to Farmers. No class of people should be so careful In providing themselves with reliable family modlclnes as those who live far from physicians. Van Wert's Balsam for the lungs Is particularly recommend ed to the farming community, aa It Is wonderfully offect In all throat and lung troubles, and Is especially adapted for children, being agreeable to take, perfectly safe and harmless, and yet nfallable for croup and whooping cough, lrlal size fiee. For sale bv Law Fisher

Bowels irregular auu constipated, resulting in Piles, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Regulator.

Sure to relieve. There 1b no falluro in lmmon's Liver Begulator-

AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY.

Collars and Cuftto tntidei •as Vure as driven snow,

W. PL. Grosnell.

In Holiday attire

With the north room added to out store, we arc prepared to show the largest stock of Holiday Goods in the city, consisting of

Fine PrcseiitatioiiBooks, All tlie Standard Authors. Albums and Fine Pictures, Bibles and Prayer-Books,

$36.60

The price of a complete set of

the Encyclopedia Brittanica if

purchased of

O. M.

before an. i,

CLEANED, TUNED and REPAIRED. Or PACKKD. JOHN M. MACY,

Mo. 715 South Groen Street.

Mrs.Holloway&Brunton

Have removed their Dressmaking Establishment over tho Investment Hank on S. Washington street, and aro now fitted up in line style to resume work. Also, toach 1 ho HuddlngUm-Tayloi System. decSl

CRAWFOKDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop.

I'Asscntfors and Uupgago to Dopots, Hotels, or any part of theCitv. Also proprietor of tho

Bayles8 Ten-Ceu Hack Line

Tho Cheap Prices •will be maintained and btttisfuotoiy service rendered. Loavo calls at Stables on Market stroet, slate at Suodgrass & Murphy's.

Telephone No. 47.

THE CRAWFOKDSVILLE

Y.

Juvenile and Toy Books, Dainty Books and Calenders, Plush Goods of All Kinds.

CartVc would respectfully invite jou to call and examine our stock.

Robinson & Wallace.

Now Is the Time!

LACEY

1891.

A. D- LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance,

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

19J 'Fast Main Street, with Ezra Yortu

PIANOS and ORGANS

MiC. A

O. M. GKKOO, L'rcsldont. V.'. S. MOFKKTT, Vico President. G. 1*. DURHAM, llecordlng Secretary.

II. T. KINO. Treasurer. N. C. MCCAY. General Bocretary.

Baths, Tub and Shower Gymnasium, Bowling Alleys, Piano, Games and Reading room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors always welcome.

Secretary McCuy'e ofllec hours uref^m 0 to 10 a.m.,aud 3:H0to.f:'M) p.ui, und every ovoi* ing from 7 to 0:30, cxceptluK Saturday,

llollaay ltates.

For tho Christinas holidays the Vandalla Line will sell excursion tickets between all stations on Its line where the one-way rato Is twenty-five cents or over, ot one and ono-third fare for tho round trip.

All coupon stations. St. Louis to Greoncastle, Inclusive, may sell excursion tickets to Cincinnati, O., and Intermediate points, via C. H. & D. R. It. also to Columbus, O.. and Intermediate points, via Pennsylvania Lines.

Tickets will be sold on December 24 th and 25tb, also, 31st, 1690, and January 1st, 1891, good going only on dite of sale and good returning until January 6th, 1891.

Story & Clark organs, sold on payments at 207 east Main street.

easy

$50.00

The price of the same afterjan.

1, 1891. The publishers have

informed me that the $36.60 ofler

will be withdrawn with the close of the yt 11 O. M. LACKY.

The Fair.

The way The Fair was crowded during the few days before

It was Something :.

Unprecedented!

Christmas., Many thanks to the public for their

exceedingly liberal patronage.

H-:':

Alex Mahorney £3TIfc

SHILLING

SUBSTANTIA^

NEW YEAR PRESENTS

IN THE WAY OF

STOVES,

DISHES AND

FURNITURE,

AT

PRICES

WHICH

WILL "fi.

OPEN

YOUR

EYES.

129 N Green St

Best Lunch Counter

In the City.

Warm Dinner{^!Vm.ttior15 Cents

Cigars, Tobacco, Confectioneries,. CHARLES SMITE, WALTER SERING.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

lllnah of Bute* Is hotter than powder. Tor It CURES Instead of Injuring. Our aeent will call. MlS.H. 8MOCK,

Branch OlBco lilusli of Hoses,

... Indlunapolls, Ind.

UPH0LSTEEING

—MATTRESSES-

FUENITUEE Repaired and Packed for Shipment. GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Block, 112 West Pike Street. Out-of-town work solicited.

Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith

Offll£»aidonoo

218 South 0reon 8treot

Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives special attention Chronic and Surgical Diseases of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FBBB.

Diseases of Women

AND 8UBGERY.

Contu.latlon rcomi over Sm'th's drug •tore, South W«»h!ngton Street, Craw fordavllle, Indian*.

T. R. ETTER, M. D.