Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 February 1891 — Page 4
Repairing is one of the most important
•v 'parts of a Jeweler1 business.
A.Uood Watch may be ruined by a
f, cureiess or ignorant workman.
Therefore, when your.wau-hes tire out
of order b'nr.c thcni^to _i .v.:
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207 East Main Street
Bring the Babies
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Over Con Cunningham's.
MRS. WILSON
:AVho has purchased the Edna Nicholson stock of millinery,has moved the same to elegant rooms in Joel Block. Due notice wi!l bo piven of the arrival of Sprint.* styles. v« v:--/:.-
I 2 7 South \S anliiutftoii Street.
Gonzales & Armstrong. Dentists,
Successors to Galev Bros..
Invite the Public To call and examine their entirely new method of inserting artitieial dentures
Without Plates.
Tins method is patented and Gonzales Jc Armstrong have the exclusive privilege of using it in Montgomery and adjoining comities.
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-. .••*. one-elk'ht the natural .-• si ze, Keiny const rtii'i ed on rut* mechanical principals, ihey fit tho mouth with perfect accuracy. This system applies u* all casehavlnjr one or more natural teeth rcinalniny on cither jaw. The patent granted Fob. lb tor an improvement In metallic plates. The ••best material lor this purpose is jnVid. Other materials have a Mieeml utility, hut trold is u» be preferred. Willi this method a perfect tilling irold pinte can he made which has never boon accomplished before, o*1ntft' the warpujre that lnvarlbly occurs in soldering the clasps and teeth to the pbiu«,
We guarantee to extract teeth without pain bv the use of KJtroaOxldo U&e, Vitalized Air,
Electric Vibrator and
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Tor the benefit of Dr. U. V. Oaloy's friends and patrons we wish to announce that he can always be found at our oflleo ready to wait on you as before, as he is still interested in the business.
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DAILY JOURNAL.
MU.Nl'AY, l'KB. 1891f
ISTotioe.
A. Worlcy is not in my anplov. H. Ai.frkv.
STARVED TOR THREE DA^S-
iliuers at Last Rescued From tho Bowels Of the Earth. •.vial t4 ibe Journal. l'rrrsni'Hiin, 1'cb. A special to the Dispatch says that tho three miners who have boeu entombed iu a miue at Notcco[v, Pa., since last Wednesday were rescued alive tlii-i moruiug. Tlieir condition was most pitiable, they having suil'eml untold agonies from lack of food, water air. They were, however not otherwise iujured and will recover.
NEWS AMONG THE 0HUR0HESFour young ladies joined the Methodist church yester.lav,
Two persons united with the Baptist church last evening. The mite society of the Itaptist church will rueet this evening.
Evening services at the Methodist church will hereafter begin ut T.HO. Dr. 1. J. Cuuningham delivered a very line sermon on "Music" yesterday morning.
There will be services every Sunday morning, until further notice at the First Presbyterian church.
The Youug Ladies Missionary Society will revive the ever popular Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works, iu the near future.
The Mite Society of the First Presbyterian church ivill meet Tuesday evening at the residence oi J. II. ColVman, ou west Main street.
On to-morrow afternoon the congregation of the First Presbyterian church will meet for tho purpose of electing three trustees and four elders.
What it Uoste To Light Other Indiana TownsTLo following table shows the cost of lighting the streets of several Indiana towns by electricity by contract with the various local companies: Anderson, 2:2 lights, 1,2iW c. p., yearly, 1 a. m., c'loo per light. Columbia City, 33 lights, '2,000c. p., 3 years, till midnight on dark nights. i~i. Crawfordsviile, 70 lights, 1,2(H) c. p. 3 years, moon, '71.Columbus, 46 lights, 2,000 o. p., till midnight, moon, So2.12. (Columbus now owns its own plant.) Evausville, ItSO lights, 2,000 c. p., ten years, when no mocn,Slo3. Ft. Wayne 12.S lights, 2,000 e. p., 3 years, Philadelphia table, $150. Goshen, It! lights, moon, £165. Ureeneastle, 15 lights, 2,000 c. p., moon, £72. lndiana|olis.
L"0 lights, 2,U00 c. p., every and all night, 800. Lafayette, 207 lights, 1,200 o. p., 3 yeurs, Philadelphia table, 875. Laporte, 8 lights, 2,W0 c. p., till 11 p. m., J10O. Logansport, G1 lights, 2,OU0 c. p., Philadelphia tuble, SI00. Peru, 30 lights, 2,000 c.p., 3 years, 2:30 a. in., moon, $70. South Bend, 14 lights, 2.0(A) c. p.,midnight every night, c.100. Sullivan, '30 lights, 2,GOO c. p., 5 years, all night, moon, 8100. Torre tiuate, 232 lights, 2,0(30 c. p., 3 years, 2,500 hours during moon, $70. Valparoso, 32 lights, 2,000 e.p., 5 years,moon, S07.tJ7. Warsaw, 24 lights, 1,4(J0 o. p., :j years, all dark nights, SOS. W. Indianapolis, 30 lights, 2,000 c. p., moon, ^133.33. Shelbyville, 15 lights, 1,200 j. p., 5 years, Philadelphia table, $)Hi. ureeusburg, 40 lights, 2,000 c. p., 0 years, Philadelphia tuble, $80. Jeil'ersonville, 51 lights, 2,000 c. p., 10 years, every night, dusk to 1 u, m., $00.
Rensselaer, 1 iight, 2,000 c. p., $61. Spencer, 21 lights, 2,000 c. p., 10 years, midnight all dark nights, $72. Cambridge City, 10 lights, 1,400 c. p., years, every m^ht to miduij/ht, $75.
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This afternoon as Charley Miller a')d wife were driving down Elaton avenue tho horse which belongs to J. W. Cumberland, ran away. Both Mr. Miller aud his wilt were thrown out and literally plastered with mud. Fortunatel, beyond a few bruises and scratches which Mr. Miller sustained neither party was eriously injured.
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For week ending Fob. 7, le'.ll: Visits to building, 730 duily average, 122. Visits to reading room 22G duily average 36 parlor and amusement rooms 158 daily average, 20 gymnasium 75 daily average, 12 number of gymnasium classes, 5 number of baths taken, 150 daily average, 25.
Sold For Taxes.
This afternoon a large number of piectts of property were auctioned oiT for delinquent county taxes. Tho sale took place ou the court house steps aud the most of them were bought in by Ezra Voris aud John Johnson. The delinquencies amounted to over $.'I,(KX).
A Challenge-
Ed Vuuce hereby challeugos any heavy weight in the State of Indiana to light at forty paces with pillows.
Marriage Licensei
Wesley M. Howard and Ida C. Davenport.
BEECUA.M'ri I'ri.i.8 act llkM limbic a Weak Stomach.
She n* Completely Cured, A daughter of my cuatormer suffered from suppressed menblruatlon, and her hi*alth was completely wrecked. At my mig(i-htlon she u.-n-d one bottle of Uradlleid'rf Femah- Regulator, which cured her— J. W. Heliums, Water Valley,MIbb. Write The lir.'idfleld l{eg. Co., Atlanta, Ga for particulars. Sold by Nye A Co. Crawfords-.llle, Ind.
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BURIED.
Aft*r Five Days of Suspense tlia I'ureutsof Miuta Wilson Oousentto Interment. In Saturday's Jouunai. mention was made of the case of Miuta Wilson conooruiug whoso death there was so much doubt ou account of the remarkably life like appearance of tho corpse. Saturday eveuiug tho body was taken from the colliu aud a greater partof Saturday night aud yesterday morning was passed in fruitless attempts to restore what appeared to be suspended animation. Ti feet were bathed in hot water, and musard poultioes freely uppliod to various p.irU of tho body which was worked with before a hot stove. All etl'orts were in vaiu and the spark of life which seemed to linger failed to buru. A female faith doctor, Mrs. St. John
Koosa, refused to believe that death was presout even after tho others had given up iu despair. She prepared a warm eouoootiou coutaiuiug whisky and other stimulatiug ingredients and poured it down the child's throat hoping that it might succeed where other remedies had failed. Nothing came of it, however, and liually Dr. Gott arrived and opeued several veins. The result of this experiment only continued the former opinion of the physicians that the child was dead. No blood tlowed from the opened veins and all postmortem appearances were exhibited. The body was then replaced iu tliecofliuaud hot irons were applied to the feeti^V'
At 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon' although there was no apparent change iu the appearance of the body tho parents became reconciled to the belief that death was really present aud decided to announce the fuuenil for 2 o'clock this afternoon. Tho body has not yet begun to decompose and the same suppleness and color are present. Mr. Voris, the undertaker, states this is due to the embalming tluid which was uot uppiied internally but externally.
An autopsey was made.this moruiug by three physicans, and it was found that the girl had been dead from tho tirst. An absc&ss hud completely enveloped the left lung aud knotted the right so that no doubt of the death oould exist. The only wonder being that the child hud lived so long. The funeral took place this afternoon at two o'clock.
NOT STRANGE AFTER ALL.
A Post Mortem Reveals the Uause of Daisy Wilson's Death. To The
Editor Journal.
in consequence of tho excitement which has )eeu caused by the death ol Daisy Wilson, 1 deem it due and beuelicial to the public that I should make a statement of her case. On the 30th ult. 1 was called to eee Emma Wilson,a youuger sister of Daisy, who was sull'ering with erysipeles. Mrs. Wilsou cidled my attention to Daisy whom she said hail been sick for lour mouths with an enlargement of her chest and cough. 1 examined her and found that the upper part of the left ch'. st was bulged ou'. She was pale and thin, presenting the appearanae of a person with consumption. I diagnosed abscess of the left lung and prescribed tonics. On Sunday, Fob. 1, three days after my tirst visit, I found her in bed with a high fever, temperature 103J, and very sick at the stomach, which symptoms continued, in spite of medicine, until Wednesday night when.she died.Iwas called by the family again on Friday afternoon, they having come to the conclusion that Daisy was not dead. Dr. Keegau accompanied mo and we found that with the exception of a waut of rigor mortis or stifl'nesM of tho body and redness of the lips, uothiug peculiar, she web cold in death. The publicknows the rest. To day tho parents requested a postmortem and accordingly
Drs. ltaukin, llistinu and myself jirooeeded to make it. We found tirst a iurgu absccss in the upper part of the left lung, in fact the lung was entirely destroyed. The right lung in consequence of pressure from the amount o! I in itter in the loft lung was almost enI tirely destroyed. In tho second place we found at least a quart of serum oi bloody water in the- chest which explained the high fever. It showed that with the rest of her trouble she hud pleurisy which was the cause of her fever. This was ceituinly enough to destroy life and it shows how useless it was for her friends to expect her to return to life. Tho body showed that de composition had sot in some time ago.
Feb. 'J, I8'.ll. B. F. IIcTi.-ui.so, M. D.
OOLbEuE NOTES.
A Prep was spunked this morning. B. M. Gondii bus returned fromTtrre Haute.
Ed McNutt has no rival iu college as a baritone soloist. Faust Up To Date will prove a drawing curd among tho boys.
Porcival Ivelsey, of DePauw University, is the guost of Charley Little. lfcov. Thomas, of Marion, delivered a very fine lecture in tho ohapel yesterday.
Kie]er has skipped the town that he may have tho quiet of homo about h'm for rehearsed.
Keene has received word from his father to report at homo before tho 22nd of February riots begiu.
Tho speakers on Oratorical had a meeting this moruing and organized byelecting Groendyko President.
Tho oollege ohoir which made its appearance yesterday was a success. It is to be hoped that it will bo permunon thing.
Two Preps, Huglieurt and Love, are cooking their own oat meal this term. They have much abhorrence for female cooks.
The contest will bo held Wednesday Feb. 17. Musiowill probably be furnished by Newland,the famous organist, if the oonteat held in a church.
"MOTHERS. I WARN YOU!" W.iioli carefully your daughter's health. When the apjxMiie'fails, or there is a growin^' nervous irritability, extreme lassitude, emaciation, the voice tremMes. the step is irresolute.eyelid* droop, and expression languid. tlien devote one hour io a thorough investigation of tho cause.
LYD1A E. PINKHAM'S compound
acts promptlv in such cases: by its n^* your daughter will be speedily restored to health. It is tin* only Positive Cure and Legitimate Remedy for the peculiar weaknesses and ailments of wonu-n. Every Druggist sells it as a standard article, or sent'bv mail, in form of Pills or Lozenges, on receipt of £1.00.
Send two 2«cent stamps for Mrs. Pinkhom's beautiful 88-page Illustrated book, entitled GU10E TO HEALTH AN0 ETIQUETTE.* It contains a volume ol valuable information.
It has saved lives, and ma save yours.
lydta E* Plnkham Mod* Co., Lynn, Mass*
WISE AND OTHERWISE.
Tickets for Faust Up To Date lira now on side. —Ella Bensou was granted a divorce from George Benson to-day.
Mrs. Johu Britton is very ill of winter cholera at her homo on east Col lego 6treet. —Bill Wilhite has 'ilod a complaint against his wife before Judge llamsey, oharging her with provoke.
J. B. Kiley, of Now Market, brought his little boy to tho city to-day to be exami ned for spine trouble. —Faust Up To Date will be tho greatest operatic attraction which lias struck Crawfordsvillo for several years. —It is probable that Swank A- Clark will occupy the room which Tanneubaum brothers expects to vacate. —The scenery of the "Fast Mail" is of gigantic proportions. Tho views of Niagara Falls will be made realistic by the use of water. —The primary declamation contest of Walnut township occured at Mace last Saturday afternoon. There were eleven contestants and the expectation ran high. After a close contest the prizes wero awarded to Kosa Dunu, -who spoko "The Legend of Van Bibber's Hock,'aud to Frank Bratton who spoko "Tho Battle of Lookout Mountain." These youug people will represent Walnut at the oouuty contest.
NEWS OF A PERSONAL NATURE.
—Tom Boss spent Sunday in LaFayette. —Munk Shevlin arrived from Murion yesterday. —M.E.Clodfeltor woutto Chicago this afternoon. —George Dillman returned to Wavelaud this moruiug.
Prosecutor Mofl'ett wont to Rockville this morning. —Dr. D. N. Morgan and wife went to I'erre Haute this morning. —Harry Francheuot, the veteran rope walker was in the city to day.
Charley Cadwallador, of West Lebanon, spent Sunday here. —Miss Ada Lay ton, of Coviugton, is the guest of Mrs. J. M. Murtin. —Charley Spillman returned to his work in Chicago this afternoon. —Joseph Jones has recovered his lost clothes and is correspondingly happy. —W. H. Baruhart and family, of Terre Haute, speut Sunday with E. M. Buruhart. —Mrs. T. II. H. McCaiu returned this morning from a visit with friends it Lebanon.
S. J. .Gibsoh, a wire nailer, of Jackson, Ohio, is iu the city negotiating with the wire fence company for a position here.
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Mrs. P. M. Brown is on tho sick list. Wm Fish back was at your city today.
W. M. Johnson was ut Advince Friday. |Four weeks of school yet in this township.
Horses are arriving for tho Bale tumoj row. Quito a number went to the contest ut Mace Saturdny.
Tude Hamilton, of your city, oir«ulatod hero Saturday. liov. Middleton preached at tho M. E. church Sunday night.
Miss Ada Alkire visited relatives at Jamestown over Sunday. Quarterly meeting was held at the M. E. church Saturday and Sunday.
Jesse Kouth will conduct a singing school Tuesday night. Everybody come.
Every ouo should remember his friend by sending him valentine next Saturday.
The examination for graduation in Walnut township will be held at this place Saturday Fob. 21.
Health demands a healthy liver. Take Simmon's Liver Jtegulntor for dyapopila and lndlgeatlou.
I feel It my duty to say a few words in regard to Ely's Orenm Balm, and do so entirely wltlio-.it. solicitation. I Imve used more or less than half a year, and ve found it to bo most admirable. I have suffered from catarrh of the worst kind ever since I was a Utile boy and I never hoped for cure, but Cream Ualm seems to even do that. Jl'iriy of my as. qualntanees have used It with good results. Oscar Ostrum, 15 Warren Ave., Chicago, JII.
No oure-allor untried remedy will eure Is does Simmon's Liver Regulator.
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The liacey testate.
All persons who are Indebted to the estate of the late O. M. Laeoy are hereby notified to call and settle their accounts forthwith. The books are In my ofilce and a list of the accounts Is ut, Pontious A Lacey's book store. Payments can be made at either place. The number ol debtors Is too large for me to personally call on them for payment hmce parties interested will save costs by giving immediate attention to thU noti-'e.
WILLIAM T. HIU'SII, Administrator.
Jan. 29, 1891. Wht WILJJ Yod cou^n when Shlloh's Cure will give you Immediate relief Price, 10 cents, 60 cents and Moffett Morgan &. Oo.
A Fortunate and Grateful Woman. Mrs J-H. Gil.js, of Everett, Pa., says: "I suffered for years from kidney and gravel troubles. No physicians or medicine at home, did me any good. I finally vlsitqd my former home at ltoundout. N. Y., and began using Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Itemedv, of ltoundout, N. Y\ A few words toll the result. I am a perfectly well and happy woman oace mure.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator. Ono doa worth 100 dollars.
The New Discovery,
You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be ono of the many who know from personal experience just how good a thing^ it is. "i.f you have ever tried it, you are one ol lis staunch Irleuds, bocause the wonderful tiling about it i?,that when once given a trial, Dr. King's New Discovery ever after holds a place In the house, if you have never used It and should be afllleted with a cough, cold or any throat, lung or chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give It a fair trial It Is guaranteed every time, or money refunded. Trial bottle free at Nye Co.'s drugstore.
C. M. Scott, at tho City Clerk's office In city building, is agent for the Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette, Enquirer,The Indiana State Journal, Toledo Blade, Chicago Inter-Ocean, St. Louis GlobeDemocrat and Peterson's Magazine, or any other periodical desired. Also agent for the Bartlett Book Bindery,of Terro Haute, ('all and see him or address him care city building.
Stockholders' Meeting.
Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of the Crawfordsvillo Building, Loan Fund and Havings Association that a special meeting of the stockholders of said Association will bo held ist the ofilce of the Secretary on Monday, February !», 1S91, at 7 o'clock p. m. Attest: T. H. li. McCain,
B. It. Hubskt.Ij, Seo. l»re«.
llaoklon'd sittnea sal»e.
'the bo6t salve In the world for Ch te, Bruises. Soros, Ulcers, Salt Bho-:m, Fever Soros, Tetter, Chapped Kaude Chilblains, corns, and all skin eruption aud positively cures Plies, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfoct satisfaction, or money refunded. Price, 26 cents a box. For sale at Nye Co. drugstore.
Children Crv for Pitcher's Cutorta.
Lookout for anew advertisement
in a few clays.
TRAbE? PALACES
"RECEIVED!"
of "Cream of the l'rairie Corn," the finest corn packed. i'i boxes of Florida Oranges. r. 2,000 pounds of California Evaporated Peaches.
Will give special prices on corn and peaches tins sock. -. Sugars, etiuau as any house Flour the same Groceries cheaper.'1 inutility er.iihklered.
Milo Ensmingei.
W. H. La leur.
Expert Plumber,
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Me has Incited
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Leave orders
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No Change of Curs
From St. Loul^to Hot S^rlngg.' Colorado or California. The Vtndalia line holds out the above induct uieiits to parties wishing to go tu above points. Whv go around out of your way, when you can go direct and so easy via the Vnndalia line. Leavo homo ut !l 4.1a.in., eat dinner next day ut Hot Springs Ark at 1 p. m. plenio Pullman and Tourist, sleeping cars from St Louis to California and chair curs free from St. Louis, to Colorado points. All without change Every comfort and mors saf-tythan at homo, (jet Infoimatiou and tickets of J. Hutchinson, agent at Main ?treol depot.
Change of Klrni
Notice Is hereby given that the par'neishlp existing between John A. and Charles E Gilbert, under the llrm noine of Gilbert 4 Cc., lsdlssolved by mutual consent., Charles E. Gilbert continuing tho business, Tho fow who own us mo requested to call and settle forthwith.
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OR RENT.™ Store room tor fiHv feet. ltoM siiuid in lown. -Ad'hvs^-«,-x -Ml, Linden, Ind.
LTtiR RENT. Computable hon-t for Mu family, cheap. Will take *oim' quire at-ho4 et perry street
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Cuahi.ks E. Gilhekt.
In retliing, after successful business is established, I do so with tho hope and assurance that the new firm will deserve and receive a most liberal support.
24, 1801.
John A. Gilbeiit.
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I O.ST—Pocket book. Money »ml Kiooer return to Dr. Mhj and ward.
OST—A pair of steel bowed li'-'!' I silver no*e niece som«.wh»-r' residence ot M. S. Smith and the _oi mill. Tin* spectacles were m.uk«. tto" at id the lir. case. M.L.K, M.H-:. •J
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