Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 January 1891 — Page 2

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JOURNAL.

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FRIDAY, JAN. 30, LS'JL.

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-Jan. 30.

This bate in History

VFconspiratorsID LITE

guujKj'.viier piot.

Guy

KUWKEG

1G44—Death of Ckilllngworth, the theologian lrn 1002. !&(&— Deaiu o*Mr John Robloson. SeottUh matho-

UUUIOHU

and

PHUOM'PHOR .•NI

1739

1610—Uirth of Nutiianlel P. Uauks, American tfenera) and statesman 1838— Died in tort Moultrie. S. C-, O^ooola, S*tnluoltfch't'f: borrnn Georgia tu l*l. lffift—Priur** Napoleon uiarritsi to Princess Clotiide of Savoy. i?n—French loss In tho Fraurtv-Prussian war up to this date, 3W.WO men and t*M puis. 1STT—Ekvloral tribunal (to settle the election for president cbu*cu o»:urre»s. 137V— Jule Grevv elect»\l proiJent of the French republic*. born Aug. ir». 1*1U. ISO—Snowslide

r»«sted Uutte, Colo. 7 men

killed and IS injured. IS8S—D"atU of Professor Asa Gray, botanist, at Cambridge. Mass. boru lhll. 1SS&—Archduke Kudolph, the Austrian crown prince, found dead. a£f»d 30.

IN the sudden death of William Windorn, the Secretary of tlio Treasury, •which occurred »t New York last ulght, tho country loses oue of its ablest uiid wises statesmen, lie has been a commanding figure beforo the public for the laat twenty-live years, and whether as a member of Congress, as Senator or as Secretary of the Tre'iaury, ho had over discharged his duty with ability and fidelity. The country can ill afford to loso such men from its councils.

THE Committee to investigate the Affairs of the Northern Prison are the guests of Warden Murdock and are investigating with their eyes shut and their ears stufled with cotton. Of course it was organized to whitewash and nothing else is looked for.

lUa«ter at a Michigan Mine. IRON MAINTAIN*. MUMI.. Jan.

Germany is talking of world's fair in IiUG.

ILKL-ENA.

80.—

About 0 o'clock Thursday evening a part of the I'hapin mine, one »»f the largest and most pn'Hluotive in Mich Igan. caught fire at the sixth level, and the flames spread to an alarming extent. The shafts were quickly closed, but eight men are underground without a possibility of escape. How the fire started is not known. At a late hour the workers had not succeeded in subduing the (lames.

31uny Killed by ail Avalanche.

LONDON*,

Jan. IJU. Dispatches from

Greece tell of a horrible, disaster wrought by an avalanche. A huge mass of suow. ice and earth came rolling down from the mountains upon the town of Athamana. and twenty-live persons were killed outright and many injured. while eighty houses were destroved.

holding

A Iead-l,oek Knded.

Mont.. Jan. '29,—After twen

ty-four days of a double Legislature the Democrats and Republicans have agreed on a plan of compromise. The rival houses are to meet as one body, the Hepublicans getting twenty-eight members and the Democrats twenty-seven. The Democrat* are to have the Speaker, subordinate oflicors and the control of the commi ttees.

A Counterfeiter I-*«eap*«.

JACKSO.VVII.I

I:. 111..

.Tan.

-'J.—Wednes

day momiiic (i.'iirtfe Curtis, a noted counterfeiter. was beintf conveyed to Spriujflield by I'nited States Marshal CaYiinmitfli, when lie asked to go to the •water-closet. He was permitted to do so. and while in through the windov

there he jumped and escaped.

THE MAilKETS. (train. l'rovlnlotut, Etc. CHICAOO, Jan.

99.

FliOnv—Quiet and lower. 8prtn« Wheat patent*, Makers'. S3 2ofr3.ru0: Winter wheat Flour, for Patent?*, fi.40ft4.60 for Clears.

WHEAT—Ruled active and higher. No. cash. WXft.Kte May. COIIN—Fairly active ana llrm. No.

,2 yellow quoted4¥»ic: Fobrusvr.t. May Bold at July Quoted about the same.

OATS—Steady. No.

cahh,

44^44^C

ST ATI- NKWS.

Work of tlio Indiana Loirislatnroluformntion from Othor Points.

May,

45j£(9^4fiHie. Samples In fair demand and steady. No. 3,43®45c No. 3 White. 44Vi34QitC NO. 2. 441ii®45c: No. 2 White, ^^4740.

Hteady but dull. No. 2 caah, 71®

71H0 February. 7'Jc, and May, 75c. Sairt pies: 7J(5J72«.jc for No. 1. and 07t6wc for No. 3. BARLEY—Slow and quiet. Poor. com men to fair, 02 good, G.Vft%c, and choice. 70® 72c.

MKSS

POUK—Market quite active and price

ruled higher Quotations ranged at ffl.fiy4(3.P.76 for cash ffl.fl0ftP.70 for February, abd Il0.00& 10.25 for May. •S-'MJARD—Kather active and prlcen ruled higher

Prices rauged at ?ft.ft74^5.70 for cash f5.7tfk 6.724 for February, and for Murcb, and M.07H tor Mny.

BtTTTEn—Creamery. 1STc27c Dairy, 12^iJ0c, Packing stock, ftfr PouLTnv—Live Chickens, 7H

S8c

Live Turkeys per lb Live Ducks, 7H® ©c per lb Live Geese, (XXTj^.fO per doz. Oir^a—Wisconsin Prime White. K5 Water White, 84c Michigan Prime White, &4c Water White. 10^c Indiana Prime White. 0^c Water White. 10c Headlight, 175 test, 04c Gasoline, 87 deg's, 14c 74 deg's, 9\c: Naphtha. 63 deg's. Sc.

LlQCOitH—Diniilled Spirits ruled Arm at II .14 per gal. for tlnlehed good9.

PETROLECM

NEW YORK. Jan.

CORN—Finn Ho up moderately actlvoi No. 2, 62W&63*4c steamer mixed, 61M&63C. OATS—Quiet. firmer. State. 61(JTV34C Western, ft0®/V)4c.

PROVISIONS r«enf Dull. Plate, 17.00 (37.SO Family. ffl.OO^D.BO. Pork—Quiet and easy New Mesa. fll.OO&ll.tt) Old Mesa, fc).50$10.M) Extra Prime, f9.50ftl0.00. LardQulot and bteady Steam-rendered, 94.024.

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 29.

-Kasy. Standard white, 110 deg.

test, 6ifc 74 gasoline, 84c 86 gasoline, 12c G3 naphtha, 04c.

Live Stork. CHICAGO, Jan. ».

CATTLE—Market dull and prices ruled weak, with a decline of 0ft 10c, ranging at t5.00®A.30 for choice to fancy shipping Steers RJAX&4.&0 for good to choice do £. »fyft4.J0 for common to fair do. I3.7.V&3.0O for butchers' Steers 12.20 ©2.60 for Stockers fu 10®^.7?) for Texans: te.70 C&25 for Feeders tVJXifa&.T* for Cows H.fto® a00 for Bulls, and I3.00&5.00 for Veal Calves.

HOGS—Market active aod prices .V&lOc higher. Bales rangi^l at ti.A(J&A?45 for Pigs for light 13.40^3.50 for rough packing (3.46(9 R.00 for mued. and I3.&5&3.7U for heavy packcod Ebipplntf loti.

The l.rt isl itlire.

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Iit.I Jan.

.^0.--The

House on Thursdayjvissed bills'.changing the time of tiling deeds from forty--live ti tiftecn days, abolishing the office of State nil in^peetor au«i otahiishing the olliee of supervisor of oil inspection. A bill limiting pa-sencrer fares to two cents a mile was acted upon favorably after a long debate. There was. however, stronir opposition to it, and the charge was made that many of the legislator wt-re under the influence of the railroad--. An adverse report was made on a bill requiring railroad companies to build depots at all stations, and a measure to compel the-" use of air brakes on all passenger trains was indehn.tclv postponed. A bill to tix liability for loss in the handling of freight by one road when received from another was engrossed. I nder the existing laws the railroad receiving freight and turning, it over to another is not responsible to the shipper for its safe delivery. The legal rate of interest in Indiana is ulinost certain to be reduced to ij per cent. The sentiment on the question has been tested bv an attempt to indefinitely postpone the bill making all interest charged over ]K-r cent, usury. The motion to postpone was defeated by a vote of to 1\!.

The Senate passed tin.* bill which gives the appointment of c.mbers of the Mate Hoard of Health to a board composed of the.1 iovernor. Auditor and Secretary of State. Kills were introduced to prevent -count ami State oflieers, judges of courts -ind members of the leneral As-einbly from accepting railroad. passes authorizing the incorporation Of loan, trust and safe deposit.:..: companies. prohibiting any person holding stock in any syndicate or corporation from...holding a city lice, compelling life insurance companies doing business in Indiana to tile semi-annual statements and pay to the State per cent, of their premiums.

Warden !Mnnlo»k indiniU-d. M1''Hi*i_vn mi v. Imi.. Jan. "0.—The Legislative committee appointed to investigate the chtirjres of tJovernor Ilovey against Warden Murdock of the Michigan City State prison, finished its labors Thursday nitrht. The committee agreed upon a unanimous report favorable to Mr. Murdock. Kxperts have-thoroughly examined the books and accounts, and Hepublioan as well as Democratic members of the committee express themselves as satisfied with the administration of Mr. Murdock. The committee left for the capital im mediately upon agreeing upon a report.

Struck a '«»nl

AKAVJ.TH

:. Ind.. Jan. ::n. A short

time ago Mr. Israel Kalk discovered near the surface of the. earth a small deposit of petroleum on his property near the railroad depot and within the city limits.' In hopes of finding the oil in paving quantities he has been drilling down to msideralde depth, and Wednesday, having bored sotne fifty feet, was rewarded by the discovery of. a solid bed of coal equal to the I.'est sold. Mr. Talk will immediately sink a shaft and fathom the extent of the dcp.-fit. Oil still comes to the surface in small quantities.

PruhibltioiMHt* Confer.'.

INDIA A POMS

Ind.. Jan.

HO.

Itoth lh«figiired.

COVIN*.To\. Ind.. Jan. :).—Two accidents oecurred here Wednesday. A. Currier, a woodman, went out early in the afternoon to split rails, and while felling a tree was struck in the face ami terribly disfigured. Late Wednesday night George Martin was walking out on a scalVold about fifteen feet from the ground. It being dark he fell to the ground, his head striking a sawbuck. the corner of which tore one eye and terribly mangled his faeo.

A .Mining (orl l-muid.

TntKK

and No.

II.M

iK. I no., Jan. Sarah

Trusty, the Jl-year-old girl who left her home near Maunton a week ago, has been found at her grandmother'^ at Keunngton. Morgan 'ountv. She walked to Inoianapolis. sixty miles, where an une|e furnished her transportation to Morgan Countv.

shot

III

Old s,,Mi,.r. Ind.. Jan. 3). Ike Sicilian. and "Tip' Paxton if Jefl'crson. this countv.

Kit A N'K FoKI. Kride, a voun^ an old soldier

engaged in an altercation which resulted in Mcl.ridc sending a bullet into the breast of his antagonist. Th wound is perhaps fatal. MeMride is vet a fugitive.

T»n»

per lb

MIITs L'I»r **L:I 11 "1 •R*.

Maih^iV. 11111.. .1 :t 11. Mil.-Miss Carrie Curran. of orrect. Kipley County. Intl., has entered two -nits in the .letVerson circuit court for sliinder and criminal libel a^-aint .hinies W. Hurtiui. of this city and a separate suit, against, the Madison Iemoerat for .000 fm- enminal libel.

The ,M..lion llllc li.

INDIANAI'OI.IS. 1 nl..

29.

WHEAT—Strong. 4£i(c up. fairly active. January, 11.08 February, tl.OS&l.OSH March. $1.08^1.085* May. tl.CM 91^1.054 July, to® W5-16c December, US4c.

.Ian. :1a—The

Monon ditch, miles in length and luu feet in width anil 111 feet in depth, located in the counties of .hispcr. l'u-la-slci and White, in this Mate, when completed will reclaim over HlO.OUO acres of farmin}/lands.

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IIAI- TI'.,

Ind., .Ian.

NOT A DRY LINE IN IT!

Full of HnmoF, Pathos AND Incident.

-Exlyed

Slierlll Mirver, of Clay County. 70. committed suicide Wednesday morning by taking morphine, lie wasiusain

A Kortunnte und Grutcrul Woman Mrs- J. Ii. Giles, of Everett, Pn.. savs: "I Buffered for years from kidney and gravel troubles. Xo physicians or medicine at home, did me any good. I llnnlly visited my former home atltoundout. N. Y., and began using Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of ltoundout, X. Y. A few words tell tho result. I am a parfeotly .wall and happy woman oa«e moro.'' liens Wanted,

I wnnt 1 ,(IU0 liens, one and two years old and will pay 30 and 2.S cent* for "each. Call nt my bakery.

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INSPECTION trXDF.U

Pro

hibitionists began a two days" state conference here Thursday night with ox-Governor st. John, of Kansas, as the principal speaker. About half the counties in the state are represented at the meeting. To-oay the conference will devise ways and means for reorganizing the party throughout the State. The State Prohibition League went to pieces a few weeks ago and the party is in a bad wav generally. Many of the expensesof the last campaign are still unpaid.

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Stockholders' Meeting. Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of tho Crawfoidsvllle liulldlng, Loan Fund and Savings Association that a special meeting of the stockholders of said Association will be held at the oflice of the Secretary on Monday, February !), lisill, at 7 o'clock p. m. Attest: T. II. li. MCCAIN,

B. R. ItrssELL, Sec. ... Pres.

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No one over tried Simmon's Liver Regulator without being satisfied with It* effect.

FACTS ABOUT HOSIERY.

Wltoro the Stockings unci Socks Wo Wear Como From. Thu best hosiery goods arc made in England and France, l-'ine cashmeres and wools are imported from England and lino thread silks from France. Germany produces a lino of hosiery goods from tho cheap to the medium. More of tho articles of German manufacture are used in this country than any other kind. In tho United States lisle threads, cottons, wools, a fair grade of cashmeres and some very good silks are produced for home consumption. In tho suburbs of Philadelphia, and in that city, also, tho making of domestic hosiery always has been and is to-day a very important ndustry. Now Hampshtro is another stocking-producing State, and tho knit otton goods of Massachusetts aro known in every section of this country for their excellence. In Indiana a lino rade of men's woolen socks is made.

The manufacture of tho silk goods is onlinod to tho East, and as a matter of act tho domestic mills aro scattered all over tho country. Two years ago hosiery plant was established in Rhode stand by a number of Englishmen who brought tho machinery and tho skilled workmen to this country. There is conidorablo demand for tho Americanmade silk goods because they are much hoaper in price than tho imported article. Hut the sale of silk goods is limited. This much may ho said in favor of our stocking industry our cotton and woolen goods aro improving in quality very year and it will not be long before they aro fully equal in every respect tho foreign hosiery. Cottons aro artrely worn now. There soems to be a decreasing demand for woolen goods. his trade is one of tho most important branches of tho dry-goods traffic, because rybody must cover his or her feet, oven if unablo to buy Alexander kids or sealskin sacques. A cotton stocking uts a very unimportant figure in a financial sense, albeit it is decidedly omfortable when the air is chilly. It may bo an interesting item to know, avs tho Chicago Post, that one of the argost importers of German hosiery in tho world is tho leading dry-goods establishment of Chicago.

VERY DISHEARTENING.

What Your Sweetlioart Will Eat to the Countv of tier KxUteuce.

A cynical doctor, withal a man of wonderful resources and a quick mind, lives on one of the avenues on the South ide, says tho Chicago Tribune, lie was in his study a few nights ago when a young man came in and began questioning him about his (tho young man's) propriety of marrying. The young man foolishly raved over his sweetheart and called her angelic and so on. Ho was afraid that she was too fragile for this world. The old doctor grunted. "Fragile, oh?" he asked. "How fragile'.' Ever tost her fragility? Let me give you some figures about her and womankind in general, showing how fragile they are. Let us suppose that this piece of perfection is in moderately •rood health. She will live to be. say. jixty years old. Women don't like to iio any more than men do—not as much —for women never grow old, you know.

Listen to me: She will eat one pound of beef, mutton, or some othor ilesh every day. That's 3i55 pounds of meat in a year. In sixty years it's •Jl.yOO pounds. How's that for fragile? "She will eat as much bread and as much vegetables per diom, and there you have in sixty years 43.S00 pounds of bread and meat. If she is not too angelic she will drink daily no less than two quarts of coffee, tea or water. And by tho time she is ready to have a monument she will have consumed 175 hogsheads of liquids. Fragile? Now, young man, these figures do not include the forty or fifty lambs sho will worry down with mint sauce. It does not take into consideration tho ,000 spring chickens, the SOO pounds of butter, the 50,000 eggs and the four hogsheads of sugar..she will consume in sixty years. It doesn't take into consideration her ice-cream, her oysters, her clams and such. All this means about 45 tons, or as much as you could stack in half of Sibley's warehouse. Fragile? Think of your affinity in connection with these figures and then rave over her being fragile.

Young man, you aro a fool. Boof!''

LAZINESS DOESN'T PAY.

The One Great Secret of Success Is to lie Found In Activity.

Tho sun novor stops in his course. Light is constantly streaming over the earth. In tho groat workshop of the universe, Naturo is very busy with those processes which aro to robe the earth with her carpet of green and fill the air with the odor of flowers. Inactivity thoi'o would soon bring trouble and death.

In life too, ono secret of success is found in activity, says the Somerville Journal. "Not a day without a line," was the motto of a groat reformer—one of the grandest men our civilization has known. Eight times did the greatest of Grecian orators copy the history of Thucydidos to perfect himself in that great master's stylo. Franklin laid tho foundations of his greatness by using the little bits of leisure time which he could save at dinner hours and evenings while working as a printer's boy. Kirke White learned Greek as he walked from his lodgings to the lawyer's olllce, where ho was employed as a ci'M-j Pennsylvania's greatest astronomer learned to calculatc eclipses by using the bits of time when, as a plough-boy, his horses rested, and by figuring out his problems on his plough handles. Klihu liurritt achieved wonders In tho fields of learning by gathering up bits of knowledge as ho stood by his forgo with an open book before him, or while he rested from severo bodily toil.

The Frcnch bavo a proverb which says. "Step by step ono goes very far." In our tongue we have a saying: "Constant dropping will wear away a stone." Sir Edward liulwor Lytton declared: "What men want Is not talent but purpose not power to achieve, but tho will to labor."

Boys, do yon see tho moral? It's work that tells. Whether with tho hands or with the brain, there's no success without work. Don't bo lazy.

Wheu Baby wag afcK, we ga»o her Caatorla. Whin she waa a Child, she cried for Cantoria. When Bhe became

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ONE BXJOYS Both the 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 niul Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to (lie stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is far 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 one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute.

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An Ordinance.

(ifulutinn the u*r of

.to ordinance 1" loti ny the unr of tin: Fn-f Alarm Trh'jntph jtroruiiim for thr protection of tin: xii/nr prohibiting t'olxi (tlaniix of Jlre und irc«crihing )II:hoIHI for its violation.

SECTION

Common Council of the city of Crawfoi'dsvllle, that the Chief of the Fire Department of said c-lty shall have tho control, management and supervision of the Fire Alarm Telegraph system of said city, and of all apparatus, instruments, batteries, wires, poies and boxes wlntso ever belonging to an'part of the same. He shall see that the same aro, at al tiuies, kept in pnipei working order. He shall determine to whom keys to the various signal b'jxes shall oe entrusted, and shall keep a correct account of -all keys distributed by liliu. tfci'Tios.—It shall be unlawful for any person or persons (excepting such as may be granted permission by the Fir Chief) to make, have or keep In his or their isse-ssion any key or keys to any Fire Aiarra Telegiaph box of said c.tv

ECTION 3.—It

SECTION-

1.—Whoever

of the provisions of this ordinance shall. upon conviction before the Mayor be fined In any sum not exceeding one hundred dollars.

SECTION

5.—This

CIIAI:U

S. c.rr, City Clerk.

January ^7,|1.-!U.

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Mrs. Michael Curtain, 1'lainfleld, 111 makes tho statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs she was treated for a month by her family phy slclan, but grew worse. He told her sho was a hopeless victim of consump tlon and that no medicine could cure her Her physician suggested Dr. King's Now Discovery for consumption, she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefited from llrst dose. Sh continued Its uso and after taking ten bottles, found herself sound and well now does her own housework and Is as well as she ever was. Free trial bottles of this great discovery nt Nye ,fc Co.'s drug store, largo bottles 50c and S1.0U

WHY

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WIX.1. YOD

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.—lie it onl iined by the

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ordmanee shall be

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By order of the Common Council A

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CITY TAXES

For 1890.

CitAWFOKOSVII,|jK, I

ND..JAN.ISOI.

To tho tnx-puycrs of City ot Craw tordsville Ind. Notice Is hereby given that the tax duplicate for City tuxes for the year 1S!»0 is now in my hands und that

am iviulv to receive taxt*

thereon charged. The fullowlnir *ho\vp the rate of taxation on each one hundred dollar* worth of property. Hatv »1 taxaijr,n for l«s!»o H."» -enus on each one hundred dollar? and poll )0 cents.

In addition to the uhove then' is clmruod to each person owniinr. k»-epinp or hatU'lnr wl«hin the city, otu* nur do*f ."ej cents, one fejnale tlojr $1.00, each additional dofjr*l.oo.

Taxes inust.be paid on or before On-third Monday in A pril. 1 WM. City ordeis will not tx*paid toanv one owlnir delinquent taxe-. All purlies are warned against buylnir thoin.

The annual sah- ot d«*lin«|uent land and lots wlU take piucc on the econd Monday in K»-h-ruttr'*, 1H0I. !VrsonsOWIIIM- deP.niiuent will save co«tsand roublehv i»etil.nir lintnedlately.•

W.M. K. NINIUL.SDN*. Cit

Treasurer.

ifik lii

"-(S) Icuisvim nrwMatur

w——

Louisville, Lafayette^ Grepncastle. Michigan City,

Bedford, New A11'anv A in N S and West. South bound.—No. 3 Nl»rht Kxpr.^s 1'» t»r» a m.. dally No. o, last mail, 1 MU, p. ni.- dailv No. Medtord Aecotniiuxlullotl, i» in' except Sunday,

No freight trains carrv passenger* 3. 4, i. ti, alops only at CouutyM-ats,

Monon Block. Chi wo-Hi

Route. iEast and West. Wujrner Sleepers 11 nil Itccllnln^ (,'lialr Carf onnlKhttnilnB. llest xlern day coiicliesci aii trains.

ConnectliiK Willi solid Vestlluile traltm lllixiinintrtoii and I'uorlato mid I'roin \I .iHinr river. Denver ami the 1'aelHc eonst

At, Indiana polls, Clnulnnatl. SprliiKlield and Colunihtis U) and tronithe liaeU'rn Httii _,,,, hoard cltlee,

TRAINS AT OItAWFORD8Vlr,LF 001 NO WKST. No. mall..... 0:1S a. No., mall (1...)

ARABIAN

line of 1116 BEST MEDICINES tm\sm —rok—

FMMEIIATM&'ISIUGT

PAIN AND INFLAMMATION,

both Externallyand Internally. jf taininitsaction. ForBurns, oisen 2 wr, Iniiummution of the Kjcs or

Deafness, KheumatWm, Pains in

A!W

1 1

Throuifh Route to ••...•

Chicago,

No.R Mall..

IT.

No. mall i::ir,

.1 K.rpros8 0:4r p. OOINO KAST. No.lOMiill (il) 1 im

NV'ntsM !':lSum

No-J:su.Mall

For lull Inionnatlon reinu-dliiK tlmu nd routeB, consult the

HL'-

foldors. GEOHGKK

and routeB, corisiiit the tl'ckut' a'^nt and 1' UOlilNSON. A',

DIRECT HO DTK TO

Nashville, Cliattanoora, Florida, Hot Sitrings, *r•

T('^'ls

Kansas, Missouri,

Michiffan, Canada,

Northern Ohio,

Llean Depots, Clean Coaches, Sound Bridge J. 0. Hutchinson. Atrent.

4:.

Shoulders, Piles, $u»e Thr- i. ("-,?'•* J. chilis. Price 2S cts. and 1. at all E» MORGAN St, SwNSf Proprietor®

J'KUVLDLNCH.

H. ]. ,,, K0RI,

TiumiM PPMKni.r ROSS GORDON Lafayette, Ind.

HUMPHREYS' VETERINARY SPECIFICS

For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dor:. AND POULTRY. 5001'fiffc lln«ili «ti Trent 111 en(..f und hurt Sent rniKR P*vi'r*tC*»!itffNl inttN.

I ntl mitniru,

A.A.) Spinal JlenintrltU. M\\u l"" ,"06 ruliiH, Lnuiene**, lOtcHinmUn —OiHlemper.

NIIHIII

liI-huru.-,

1).I).••Hot* or irulis. Worm*. K. K.—CmigliH, lletivcN, I'tHMiiitoniii I*.I'.—Colic or (•ripe*. .:.»MiNciirriuK4'* Ilcinorrlmm•« 11.11.—Crluury 11 nd Kidney 1.1.—Krupfive

DIMMIM

Mutiur.

of liKC»tiiu, rurulr»ii,

Single I3ottUMOYer50d*eti), yg £ttililr C118O5 with S|Hi»lflej», Manual Wterltmry Curo Oil

IUKI

Modlratur.

T* AA

Jar Vcterinnry Cure Oil, 1 (JO Sold by Dmsttists or Sent Prepaid nnrvhrn and in any quantity on Receipt of Priio

HUMFHREYS' MEDICINE CO.. Corner William and John Sts., N-w Vrt

HUMPHREYS'

HOMEOPATHIC f%ft

SPECIFIC No.60

lit ube 30 yenra. Tho onlv*iieN»?M'nl

Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, »t»d ProHtrntlou, from ovor-work or otln-r cficvt t-' per vml. or fi vials and lur^t? viid pumkr. for |I

Sold 11 PurfHusTs, ornont |K^tp ilil on nvHM of price.—HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO Oor. William and John Sts.. N B-

Dr.LINDSEYS'BLOODSEARCHER

Make? T.ovely Complexion. 1splendid Toaie, and cured JUal?, 1 leg, .Scrofula. Mercurial and nil

Disease*. £old hy your Druugi* Sellers Medicine Co., Pittsburgh, Pi

We believo we bavo a thorough knowledge of a 111 tlio ins und outs of uewspajwr advertising pained. in an exi)erlcnco of twenty-fivo years of successful business wo have the best

''f

Geo.

tontnu'K a*£ verlfj-i:4

ID fC

fuiiUluient and unrivaled fadlitle! tn

Rowell

A»

departinww for careful ftrni

Co.

o:Tcr ocr levs to ail wb

Newspaper Advertising

coote:nplai« .1^ or $] yfi in newspaper advcriulne ta-i.

Bureau,

olllee,

far the m»t comprehensive us well as the most couvetilcnt ^yhteui of

Spruce

*lsll to pt the R.fift

St.,

New

advertlsit.fffor th?. inmov.

York.

Winslow,Lanier&

to,

17 NASSAU STREET, N=«- Yoti,

BANKERS,

'FOR WESTERNSTATES, COSfCM 7/OAS, HA.VA'S AJVD MZfiC/lAyTS. /.VTEKESrALLOWED ON IlthlSiTi A.XD LOANS NEOOT/A TED.

GENTS WANTEDp^rr*.Ddd,0for»fip»f:P:rprefirred ntedfd In every family. HOMN/.l MVK rKltSO.N. Aditrui. j. n. i.t.v

Carlisle Ave.,

DR.<p></p>ELECTRIC

FIlBM

m.,daily N». •». lntmall, p. ],j LafayetK* Aeeomniodation, 10.V.l a. exeent Sundiy.

Trains

1- IIAItKICU,

Pon. P** M.'tioa KouU.

Peoria Division Kormnny I Il.Jtw. Short Line

Big 4

oil till

Cinotmiutt, Ohio.

8ANDEN S

BELT

wrnisusryiiin

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USJIIl.n«IH'i"""1'-

|*IP»»»»" olsfRKTII^ fr 1 AlV-a

WE (ll-AH. .VTKIIt. OC»K

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iMPROVEO-^T- Oy^rtirciBtB BELT AND SUSf'JSJJ nrllFH'Ml MI1NKT, 1!*1-

CURE OF (IMERAILTT WR«LRTB«. COIUK RWLJ

in». CiiutinunuB lurnnii of hU'PtrlrllT Oir'M..''i fAKTH, *i»rir.c!|.» rn to IIKAl.ril and VIWlHlM kir^lrle Vitrri-til InadtMllj. or OKI.I' i*il !9iia|Mni»irv }ini|ilMr fi. and n*MMnflf t'artd In Uirt*«* nmiithi.

1'*

North hound.-No. I, nijrht express, \\JO

and III.. pttx. b» •'U. CHlCAfil»ltL

ELECTR.I000.. JOUU«*itoii.

And the best lamp ever made, like Aladdin's of old, a "won* derful lampl" A lamp nbflolutely noil* exploitive and mi* l»reakable9 which pivesa elear» *ofl, brilliant wlilfe light of 85 candle jviuerf Purer and brighter than gas light, softer than electric light, more cheerful tnan either 1 That lamp ia

"The Rochester.''

Mi Smote, mSrnrll, No Brofcrn ChWVOnly

IIVQ

yonrs old. nnd over t« inlll!on?..

UM'.

It must lio a

BIMIII

lamp to

tiiiupM iimv

mi ,,

Inn micoi'in. Indeed It

IK.for

l»m|i» ninj 'j-"1'

KO,

forever 1 Over 'J.000 nrllfllf II-HIKIHB nnd Tal -ftlltllH-

but tlio Itochf-tcr

lorever 1 Over ii,OOO nrllfllf ll intlnk. nml Tallin l..-imps, Uiej'l1". li-ctrt inri i'luno J^anipH—every Uimt.

l*i»reelaln, Mrass. Nickel nnd Black ["Mk A««k (ho lump dealer for It. !ok t!. tuark Ktainp: "TUB UOCHKSTFH-

*»nt.

the ffcmiiim Hoeheater and the fttyio orti here in no lump-ntore near.

nrlrt'

for free lllustratod CHOdt*r«G (and Mst and we will box and Kend you anf by wxpre.^, riff lit to your door.

KOCIIESTER l.AJll' f"4'J I*n rk IMiicr, Ni

Stdnufnrturrrn, ami Kite OM^I/rlr,' ,'

,rhrJJ,trjc*t_

J^inin ,S'f"rr ""h-

Press the Button, It Opens and Lights.

The Mn«lc o» lltn-craek, t)U, ,i7t lump in nirAW •01 ocket nmtch ,our qulckb-rf fll «1 live ajpent tovm. Somebody irn^i4'»^

Treek

trilh it

FJ-L I

!»«tflt nnit lftX) extra lighters test pw "jfl,iVivou jou writ® and menttou this paper, wul if''. to get one for notMnir. tltlrei RetRll Pel «V Rocheitor Lamp Co.. 87 Barclay Street.