Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 February 1891 — Page 2

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A clear skin

Bolls, pimples, blotchm on the »Wn,

•rnpUons, etc., evidenc* the faot that

(ho blood Is not In good condition.

These urmptons rcsnlt from the effort

oi naturo to throw off tho impurttios,

In which she should assisted by

Swift's Specific

This will remedy the disturbance, and

bring speedy and permanent relief bj

forcing out the poison, and will build

up the stsU'UI from tbe first dose.

3oo)c on Plood and Slcin Diseases frod. Swift ,cp«oiflo Co., Atlanta, Q*

A. D. LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance,

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

TCa.u Mniu Street. with 'NV.T.WhittinHtou

Diseases of Worries AND SURGERY. Conns.tatlon room* over Smtih's drui store, South Waihlugton Street, Craw fordtvllle, Indians.

T. R. F.TTER.

UP 0 L^TEKING

-MATTRESSES—

FCRKITUIiE H.-pitlred and Packet! for Shipment.

GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Biock,

112 West Pike Street

Out-of-towu work solicited. .. ...1 Dps.T.J.andMartha

0!IinesVdent-c

Shop under Detchon's Drug Store.

The Only Gasoline Stove Repairer.

The Creamery.

F"ltESH CREAM ERY BUTTER. Bkx Hn

Bua"i, can be found at Henry Sloan's,

Gus J'ruitt's and VunLloave ."c Houle

if tiatl'S.

The Buttermilk whl'oii is in cliarce of B. K.

Snyiler. 10 cents per (ration,.

IinsIow,Lanier&Co.,

17 NASSAU STREET, New York,

BANKERS,

FOR WESTERN STATES, CORPORATIONS, JIANA'S AND MERCHANTS. INTEREST ALLOWED OA' DEPOSITS AND LOANS AEG Or:A TED.

DAILY

E.H. Griffith

"1S

5011111 Grecu 9treel

Mrs. Dr. Griffith slves special attention Ch.ror.lc and Surgical Diseases of Women, Children, and Obstotrlca. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FEKtC.

MrsHolloway&Brunton

Iluvi1 removodtheir Dri'ssmakinp Estab1 'lisliment over the Investment Bunk on S, WasliiLcton street, and are now fitted up line style to resume work. Also, teacli the Buiiii'.njton 1'uyior Svstoui. jan-i-'Jt

PIANOS and ORGANS

CLEAXED, TUNED and REP a REIh

Or PACK ED.

JOHN M. MACY, No. 715 feutit («reon Mrect.

JA3IES E. KENNEDY.

(Hxiiert Machinist.)

Plumber, Steam and Gas-Fitter,

years practical experieucc.

REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.

Agent for I be- Celebrated John llanley Co. Awnmirs and Tents,

Ducking by the Vara or Bolt.

«A.WVWl

[The New Perfume?

IFreeman's" HIAWATHA'

rts a rare combination that pleases evenone. OnrJ tof the most delightful Penumes over produced. •Try it FREEMAN'S FACE POWDER. Mvili-J Jcated. Free from Poisons. A Perfect Beautdier.j (At Druggists.vii: Molfell A: Morgau Nve Co.: Rlnford- th

Druggist .Smith Morgan.

GRAND PALACE HOTEL.

81 to 103 North Clark Street, CHICAGO, •t -Miuut^K from Court I Sol li P) tn»

T\«cltlv, 6*1. I rui»Hi»»ut Restaurant l»v (/ntnpHgon, late train Club Chet. Populnr Prn-4 «. New llouw. Cut tbU out lor further Informal ion.

THC

SCHOOL OF MUSIC,

IV,

Mii

UNIVERSITY, GREENCASTLE. IND. '-i/'iV I ii'!fortc. Ortrnn, Voice, Violin, P.auil I'.-uumciiiB, Harmony,

-.fOiL (^boniB and ')rc}it.-«tra. .y-..wOu^« i»c« h«'f| ot any time durintf iho school 7«*r. ,-:.r?©ar} nnlvr^fly UulU #2.0(1 to

pvr

to $ i.(n« ]m.t wtftU. 1'mhHioiia

pnruculu

JOURNAL.

PablisbedEvety ExcepiSanday Hy T. 11. J». McOAIN.

TERMS OKSL'RSCKUTlUN

Peranuutn, payableln advance Ifi.OO Per month of 4 week* 40 Per week, payable to carriers........... .10 /Angle Copies ... ,... .... .02 Saturday Double Edition .05

Weekly Journal, per year, II .'25 outside of ne count v. *1 .:5.

:.AVFJ)XESDAY,

FEB. 18, 1891.

This Date in History—Feb. 18. 15it«-leath «'vf Mar:in Luther. O- rman ivformer t».»rn l.Vl -15jnh of t.irttiW,'•nsiroirJiiu^*. 1012. ~i.Swrjjtj PcalKniv,

p^tiathrO{Kv't,

U»rn tn

Danveis. Muss,: tlitsVm Nov. l. i^.O. lS£0~G»?a. Wiiham/leeuvaseh trhenuan buru at l^ancast»^r. «. 1S.V—Ttirk sii c«»venu»HMU issued a rhiuan authorizinjr »'xetvjo of ri'lisnui. iStU "Jt {rerou '.'ins ijuiuyiiratet! t^suieni of the "Confederate States" nt Monigoniery,

Ala.

1SCO--Charleston, S. C.. captured l.y the I-Vdorals. ISO?—AlaUitua^ treaty needed by committee of senate. 1?TG- Dirwt telegraph.'Iin* betA-een New Zealand an.! London completed. 1S80—PrornuJ^.ition or Ia-.v for ^r.i'tualiy abolishing iyery.iu Cuba 1S8?—Fifty ivrsons penMied In a Are and boiler expl»:»»on at Hartford. Conn. iwy—Colh'.Ty oxp!'*ion near Mauclie^r,.. England SO killed.:

AN AMERICAN PENAL COLONY

Shall \vi' liave a Sib"Ha to which to traus[«?rt American long term criminals'/ Most civili2t-d natious have penal colonies in some part of tlieir out of the way possessions. In Australia some of the most wealthy and influential citizens of the present are descendetl from conviwts who. geufraiions ago, left their country for their country's good and irrew into the si.iture of maulKX)d ill the free, wild continent that man had uot yet contaminated. They shook off forever the shackles of crime and disgrace that had held them, settled down to sheep herding or mining, and became its good a-s anybody in the estimation of the community, and much richer than most respectable citizens in the old countries are. In a region where anybody's antwedenis might be shady it was not wise to inquire into such matters, so too many questions were not asked when a family bee une candidates for social recognition

Shall we h.'tvo such a colony in Alaska for American long term convicts? The question is being agitated now by members of the Prison Reform association. In Alaska the criminals may work out their sentences developing the mineral resource of the territory. They will be so far aw,iv that this la!»ir cannot come into competition with that of free workmen. It is the first step toward making a man ot a criminal to irive mm regular habits of work. The United States has never before needed a colony like that in consideration, but \\e have apparently come to that point now. with onr jails and penitenriaries ovorlio'.vin^ with idle, restless convicts.

Gi::\ M. L. Manson. ouoof tlie inotuoers of the Soldiers' Monument Commission, ih verv much interested in the completion of Unit niiu-inliceut structure. lie is anxious that the Legislature should make umplo provisions for the prosecution of tue worlt and complete it according to the designs. It will require about $.50,1)00 in addition to the appropriation already made, and he thinks it will be a great mistake if the Legislature fills to make piovisions for its completion, lie defends the Commission against the charges of reckless expenditures of money. The charge that President Lang-.dale has made a pile of money from his position he says is both uutrue and unjust, lie consul ers that the Commission bliould uot be censured for tlio mmtake of the experts in making their estimate of its cost. V\ uatever tho cost it should bo completed as designed. The soldiers of Indiana demand that no cheeseparing policy should be adopted. Five mills on the £100 will Iw an ample levy on llij taxabies of Lhebtate to complete this the noblest monument on earth. Indiana cent -iU8,Ut.iO t.oldiers to the held to battle for theLniou. One dollar for each man furnished as a just recognition of then glorious services is certainly as liltlo as the great and proud .State could do in a memorial that will stand through the agea to come.

In the estiinaLiou oi not a few author itativo critics, Cieu. bhorumu was the greatest of all the great captains whom the wai produced, in the characteristic that most c.mbine to constitute the uleal soldier in his fertility of resource in las fur-reaching grasp of emergencies iu his. jiitecsive capacity to grap plo with the .'ippro'iches to remote results on weil-t'eiiuul iwid pre-deter-unned lines. That lie ill.i a work second in its scope and consequences to that of nono of his contemporaries will at least bo admitted, und with all his greatnets as a soldier he uuitod the virtues ot a true patriot and good citizen, who found Iiih highest reward in the oueeiousuess of a well spent life and sought no political preferment as tho crown of his successes.

i'ruf. .lAMKH II.1IOWK. Iltan.

GENTS WANTED^— n»frled in *«rjr f»nilty. l"4lt 1 1,1% 1 PHtVON. Addrtaa. .1. «. MIVOIM, an arlUIe Cinelnuatl.

CR AW FORDS VILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop. .Passcn«rcrsanl Hiit'trauii ioDepot«. Hot«Ui, 01 anj-iiartof the Cliv. Alno proprietor of the

Bayless Ten-Cent Hack Line The Cheap Prlce« IJ» bu maintained and HatjMjactoiy wervice rendorod Leave calls at Stables on Market street, slateat Bnodgrass »5c Murphy's. Telephone

No. 47.

ntuij

is peuding in the House whlH

provides that th« County Commission ers shall rceeivo ii.ted salaries accord iug to population bawl o:i the census of 189.1. lor 10 tirstfl,Of linhabit'ints they shall receive £100 amui -llv and SI for additional 100 population. ruder the bill tho salaries of the Commissioners of this oounty aro lived at $330. Tho bill has been made «p-ei-l order or Friday at -Jt o'clock.

A siibatilul.:) for erncrv powder that is prono.mu-J b.-trerMian emery itself is now mad.- from steel. Iligliiy temp-red st^'. 1 I., heal.'d hot, and pnmgod into water. The sudden chilling makes it so bnitlo tJwit it will I'-isilv crumble. In this slate it is pulverized and made into the emery powder.

A Uiuftlitii SlhllUt«

'22!

sr.i'.c.irs PTF.iwi.vic.

Xo one seems to know the real name of Sergius Stepniak, as the most noted nihilist liviir calls himself, though it is stated to be Michael Dragomonoff. lie is 40 wars old and is now in America.

Hrave l.ov.

He'd n^tliin^ but hi vinlin, I'd nothing bill my But we were wed when *kie.s wore blue

And summer days were lone: And when we rested hj the hed^e .- The robiiiA came ami told Ib»w they had dared to woo.and win ..

NVhen early spring was cold. V" We fjomctiinea supp«mI on dewberries, Or idept umoKR the hay, Hut oft the farmers' wives ai evo

Came on! tt» hear us play The rare old tunes—the dear old tunes! We could not starve for Ions While my mau had his violin ..

And I mv sweet love *ong.'

The world has aye j^one well with us, Old Man. sinee we were one! Our homeless wandering down the lanes-

It long ago was done Hut thfse who wait for gold or gear, For houses and for kine. Till Youth's bweet spring grows brown and t-ere,

And love and beauty pine, Will never know the joys of beartd That uiet without a fear Whui you had but your violin

And 1 a oag, my dear. --Chicago Tribune.

THEY CARRY POCKET PIECES.

The favorite pocket piece of Mayor flrant, of X'nv Vork, i» a silver matchbox with a watch in one etui of it.

Theatrical Miitmger Charles Krohman keeps in his pocket a silver peanut that was given him by a southern friend who bailed from the Goober state.

George Franci* Train carries in his pocket a Japanese copper coin, one sen, that he got in the land of flowers on the occasion of his first torn* of the world, about twenty years ago.

Congressman John Henry McCarthy has several old coins that he jingles iu his pockets and that he has carried for years. He thinks more of them thau if they were le^al tender.

Gold ha* a peculiar fascination for John II. lnman, of steamship fame, and he wants it clean, bright and yellow. In his right side trotiser pocket he always carried half a dozen gold pieces—fives, tens and twenties.

Henry Clews carried an old English silver coin tortwent v-ltve vears. It was given to him for luck, and luck came to him. Finally he gave it to a friend for luck, and again luck followed the coin, but. still did not desert its old owner.

Pobce Justice Divver, of New Vork. carries the lirst .sixpence he ever earned. He has often been in circumstances when it heemod that the sixpence would have to go, but he held on to it and meias to keep it his pocket as long as he lives.

QUEER AND CURIOUS.

ANew Vork doctor, startled bv a pro posal of marriage from a spinister, called tn the police and her arrested.

A woman was forciblv robbed on the steps of a Chicago church at high noon re cently while her friends surrounded her.

AKaloon in Cuinlerland (Jap, East Tennessee, has the. following inscription *•'Auntiv Mde saloon. Polytix & other tnx duskussed at all ours.'

A duck with four feet is a curiosity owned bv JamesStewart, of the Vork road, opposite Guilford, Md. When swimming it uses one of its legs as a rudder.

A young thief caught at fcuisun, Cal while stealing a valise and overcoat, and who jumped through a window on a train which «as traveling fortv miles an hour, received 110 injury,

A farmer while cutting timler north of Gray Harbor, Ore., came upon the root of a tree twisted aud gnarled luto a most striking likeness to a deer, with its four legs, neck, head, body, ears aud even hoofs complete.

A peculiarity hlxmt the

MlS91n

is that

adding the first ligure to the second makes the third, and subtracting the fourth iig ure from the third gives the second. Adding the four ligures together gives the uumberof the century.

A Groat Iuventlon*

There are many well moaning parents who have not the heart to punish their :hildren. This ingenious machine has seen KOtten up for their benefit. All they have to do is to lock the culprit on the table and leave the room. The machine does the rest,. It will give any number of strokes to the minute by fixing the hand on the dial.—Life.

Twu I.over*.

siiC was sweeter than (l°wers, 1 notify He loni soajihl licrJi'",w inunuy. He plead not In -j

And RTeat wiw his -j jfjjjjj—New York Herald.

Wily He Kicked. an an a iv is on

of wealth, hey? Do rnu know that if all the property uf William Waldorf Astor were divided among the peopla of this country your share would Iw onlv about Jl.l.Y' Ii's a fact. Then what are you kicking about!"'

Hrooks—I in kicking for the $1.15 Chi cago Tribune.

A Safe Guard Always on Duty. Thousands mage a practice of tnklnir Dr. Kennedys Favorite Itemedy, of llouiidout, New York, whenever "they have symptoms of possible slcknesa, and through the prompt net ton of this remarkable medicine they aro never III. It Is a perfect safeguard against, all forms of malMil.i. bleh anil nervoue headache, palpitation, dyspepsia ana heartburn.

Bow«ls Irregular ana constipated, resulting Id Plies, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Begulatoi.

STATE AEW8.

Intoreatiagr Bits of Information from Indiana Towns.

Work of Itie l.eglslwture.

1 sniANAi-oi is, Iiul., lVb. IS.—Tho House and Senate on Tuesday adopted a concurrent resolution for the appointment of a sub-committee of the regular committee on scientific und benevolent institutions to investigate the charges against the management of the insane asylum at Richmond. The committee is empowered to send for persons and papers, and is instructed to malce a thorough investigation into the acts of the management.

A bill prescribing pnnishment for spectators of prize-fights was engrossed by the Senate Tuesday. It was explained by the author. Mr. Kopelke.that the measure was meant to be especially applicable to people who come over into Lake County from Chicago to hold prize-lights. I'nder the present laws it is ditlicult to learn who are stakeholder, belters, seconds and referees, the oiilv ones made punishablo by the. existing statutes. An amendment exempting newspaper reporters from the penalties of the bill w.13 adopted.

A resolution was passed by the House urging the immediate passage by Congress of the Itutterworth unti-option bill. The bill providing for non-parti-san eivil service in the management of the State benevolent institutions passed the Senate. The bill requiring railroad companies to provide waiting and toilet rooms at stations iu all towns of more than iSO inhabitants was passed. The building and loan association bill permitting the capitalization of such companies at as high as SAY000,000 was defeated.

The House has agreed to pass tho appellate court bill, which has already gone through the .Senate. This bill will give much needed relief to the Supreme Court, which is several years behind in its work. The •existence of such a court is to be limited to six years and the salaries of the judges will be fixed at $:i.."00 per annum.

The committee on education of tho State Legislature visited Purdue College Tuesday and made a thorough examination of the various departments. They expressed themselves as pleased with the manner in which the ipstitution is conducted

Alleged l'xpri".. ICohlter* Cauj-ht. Micuu'.ax City. In.!.. Feb. IS.—Tho night express train from Chicago eastward over the Michigan Central road has been robbed twice within tile last six weeks, the last being a week ago. The otlieers have arrested A. P. Craig and Jesse Williams, the latter colored, as the robbers. William* confessed and produced a vast quantity of stolen articles, including silk dresses, cloth and miscellaneous merchandise. to a considerable value, which had been secreted about his home. ring is a blacksmith, who worked in thedavtime. and on the occasions of his plundering expeditions in company with the negro, it is alleged, would take an evening train westward to Kensington, where they would wait until the express came along and then steal aboard between two through express cars. As the train makes no stops before reaching this city. the men would force open the door with nil axe and go through the contents of the car at theii leisure, and as the tram slowed up coin liig into the city the goods would bo thrown off. The men would alight and carry oh the plunder before morning

Mysteriously .shot at Terr* Kiiuto. Tkuui: IIai-tk. Ind.. Feb. IS. -Henry Shade, night engineer at the lower roll ing-mill. was shot and lulled by some one unknown shortly before midnight Monday night. His body was not found until 'I uesdav morning. He left lus home at 11:30 clock and was assassinated before he. had passed the limits of his own yard- The body was found by a workman at tho mill and his wife was notified. She immediately said that he had died from heart disease, but admitted that shf had heard a shot just after he loft the house, she savs she paid no attention to it because there was. so much firing of pistols in the neighborhood. Shade had no enemies, so far as is known, and there ii much mystery surrounding the case 'J he bullet entered the right side and pierced the heart, indicating that It was lired from Ins side. and. as the clothing was powder-burned, at close range.

I'cciilliir reunion um|lieuHoii. (loMih.v Ind., Feb. IS.—The following peculiar incident in pension business has come to light here: Miss Mary Daily v. ns married in lS!if to Frederick Daily. Her husband was killed in tjio war and in iii.S she was granted a pensum. In l^p-.i she married llliam Skill and her pen-.i..n ceased. Skiles died in 1S7.1. and as bis widow Mrs. Skiles drew a pension until 1 HTM, when it was found that, a former wife was still living, and that Mrs. Daily's marriage was void, which fact cut off her pension as Skiles' widow. She has filed a petition asking the court to annul the marriage with Skiles in order that she may be restored to tlio pension roll as the widow of Daily

nited Mine Workem tn Meet. lin.w.n.. Ind., Feb. IS. —District 11, I nited Mine orkers of America, compiling the State of Indiana, will hold its hist annual convention in Terra Haute March The election of otHcors for the ensuing year will occur. Next year's mining scale in Indiana, tho eight-hour day movement and other iiuestions of importance will receive attention.

Killed hy l«.»dly I'lliyllitnj Maiitixsvii.j.k. Ind.. Feb. IS.—The 2-ear-old child of William Petty was playing with a bottle of benzine near a hot stove '1 nrsilay. The bottle exploded and the child was burned to death. 1 he mother was also severely burned.

The lmltuhu i,t| rl* lit at Moiupcller promises large developments tlie coining season. There ire probably llfty wells now utiditie entire field will b, developed.

8h« an l.oiiijiletuly Cured. A daughter of my custormer Buffered from suppressed menstruntlon, and her health was completely wrecked. At, ray suggestion she used one bottle of Iiradflelil'a Female Itegulator, which cured h-r J. W Heliums, Water Valley,Miss. Write The BrMlllold Reg. Co., Afhintn, Qa for particulars. Sold by Nye & Co. Oniwfordtnllln, Ind.

Gold In tne head? or Ohilbla'.ns? oi Chafingf or a Burn? or any Old Bores? The beat thing In the world for It le Oolman's Petroleum Balm. Get a free sample at the drug store of Nye Jc do.

ftUP0ffl£k "V^

ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is titken it is plensunt and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and 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 the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial iu its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have ruade it the most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is fcr sale in 50c and Si 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 if. Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.

LOUISVILLE. KV NEW YORK. N

Children

iilwaya

Enjoy It.

scorn

EMULSIOI

of pure Cod Llvor Oil with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda la almost as palatable as milk. 1

Children enjoy It rather than otherwise. A MARVELLOUS FLESH I PRODUCER It Is Indeed, and tlio .little lads end lassies who take cold

'•SiliJli'H'M Ce.c/- q_5j

Through Route to

Chicago. Louisville. Lafayette,

Greencastle.

Michigan City.

Bedford/JS'ew Albany All Points North, South and "West.

South bound.—No. dMght 12.x press, 12 25 a m.. dally No. lust mal!, p.

m.,

No. Hedtord Accommodation, .VJ7 p. except buuduy, North bound. —No.-I. nignt. express. l..V u, ra.. dally No. •». last mall, p. in No 10 Lafayette Accommodation, 10.'4-j a in except Sund ly.

No freight trains carry psussengers. Train* 3, 4, a. o, stopa ouly atCountvseats-J-A.MBb HARK ICR,

Gen. Pass. Apt. Monon Route

Monon Block. (!M ur. I\)

Did A Peoria Division.

Dli% Formerly 1.M.&W*.

Short Line

Route. East and West.

Wagner Sleepers and Reclining Chair Cat# cn night trains. Ren deni day coacheso' all trains.

Connecting with solid Vestibule trains a\ Rloouiington and Peoria to und from ssour river. Denver and the J'acltlc coast.

At Indianapolis, Cincinnati. Hpringlleld and Columbus to and from the Eastern and «eu board cities.

TRAINS AT ORAWFORD8VTLLE. (lOINO WEST. No.Oinall 0:18 n-m No.7 mail (d...) ...12:55 a No. 17 mall 1 ::I5 p. tn

No. «J Express 0:45 p. GOING BAST. No.10 Mall (d) l:j5am No. 2 Express !i:lHam No. lrt Mall j. 10 in No.S Mail 5:05 in For lull lniormatlon regarding time, rato and routes, consult the ticket atrent and Pfoldern. GKORC.K ROR1NSON. Airt

Vandalia Line

DIKECT KOUTETO

Nashville, (Jhattanoo«:a, Florida, Hot Sprniffs. Texas, Kansas, Missouri. Michigan, Canada.

Northern Ohio,

Glean Depots, Clean Coaches, Sound Bridge' •f.

C. Hutchinson. A.tront.

HUMPHREYS' VETERINARYSPECIFICS

For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, AND POULTRY. S00 Page nook *11 Treatment of Animal* «ud Clin rt 8eui Free. currb FpTPr«,ConBe(Hl«ui,Inflnnimnllon A.A.rfepinal M«nhtirltl», MUk Fever. JI.IS.— *trulnsi JjtnueoeHNt Kbeumatism* C/.C/*-~IMnLcmpcrt Nnmil DlicburgvM, n°t* or rubn, Worn:*. K.K.»-CoiiirtiH« Ilenvefl, Pneumonia. F.F.—Oollc or ripe*, Ilcllyuche. ..4.«~Miscarriiiee, lleinorrlmtrrN. li.II.^Urliiary niul Kidney IHncnHcv. I.I.—Eruptive DinenneN, Mange. J.K.—DiHeaHesor IMuevilon, Puralynlw. blngle Dottlo (ovir SO diMtis), ,(jQ btuble Case, wltli Mnnurtl. \eUirinary CuroOR«ml Medlrjiuir, 87.00 Jer eterluury Cure JiI, jj.oc

Sold by Drugglata or Sent Prepaid anywhere and in any quantity on Receipt of PriceHUMPHREYS* MEDICINE 00-,

Corner William and John Sts., Now York.

|2ZTJ2£?XIXIEYS' HOMEOPATHIC f|

ISPECIFIC HqAQ

Iu use 30 yeArs. Tlio only Mticcctutfol remedy (or

Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,

and Proatratlon, from* overwork or other caused! 1 per vi&l. or 6 vials and largo vial powder, for 86. Hold bt Dauoourrs, or

45th

Annual Statement

OK TH13

Conneticut Mutual

Life Insurance Co.

Of Hartford, Conn.

Nkt Asskts, January 1,1H00. .:.M RKCEIVKD IN

1800.

For Premiums..M,4 10.575. For Interest and Rents :i,0'Jit,055.4i Protltand I»ss.. :100,210.U

#7,815,0-11,411

|04.147,88».

DISIU'RSFD IN 1SU0.

For claims by doatb anl mutual endowments #4,224,5011.155 Surplus returned to ixjllcy-holdei-s 1.147, :iSl.70 Lapsed and Surrendered Policies 4t i,70(i.!m

Total to Policyholders, $5,sXt.5U2,.»4

Commissions to UKenUs, Salaries, Medical Kx« amiuer's fees. Printing.

Ad vertlslng'.leKal

Real Estate, aud all other expenses *7112,010.05 Taxes 292,580.24 -0,S58,7SS.oa

Rai.anckNkt Asskts,Dec.31, 1S00 $57,2S0,004.0 I

SCIIKDULE OF ASSETS.

i^oaiis u|on real estate, first lientH5t074,5S5.5I5 Loans uiKn stocksan«l bonds.... .'iS.2h2.50 Premium notes on policies In force 1,08S,17S.01 Cost oi reai estate owned by t!i.v company 7,002, S05.54 Cost of t'nilcil States ami other

Ronds 11,155.104.04 Cost of Rank and Railroad Stocks 401.7S5.25 Cash in Ranks 0(1,400.S1 Rills Receivable 1.750.00 Ralanee due from Agents, seemed 4.714.so

Aon

easily, moy be fortified against r. cough that might prove Benous, tjy taking Scott's Emulsion after their meals during the winter season. lleicai-t of substitutions unit imitntir.i,-

*,7,2so,noi.04

Interest due and accrued frl.OJD.22 7.24 Rents accrued Market value ot

7,5117.00

Moeks a Ivonds over com Ni't Deferreo premiums

204.507.lil

i:i7.:i41.55

GllOsAssbts, Dec. HI, ISO0 S5S.747.707.44 I.ia iiimtibs: Amount required to i\»-lusure all outstauduiM-pol-icies, net. Compauv sstandurd.*52,2o5,2 t2,00 A a O 1 0 4

M'nri.rs bvCoinpunv'sMjindard *5.572,0(10.10 MMiPLUsbv Ia'vuI standard (4 percent.) »s,i50,(Jpu.0.0

Ratio of expenses ol manageinent. to receipts lu 1800 i«.:7 percent Policies in torcc l.)i'C J1, lhOO, 04,117,

InsurluK 15:1,2:14,74 2.00

Jacob L. Greene, Prest.

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John M. Taylor, Vic* Prost.

Edwnrd M. Bunce, Secy.

D. Wells, Acutnry.

C'. P. (iKKKNK, Agent,

(ib Kast Market Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IXU.

KORKRT II. KKIjfjOii, ltst. Supt Agencies, Cincinnati, Ohio.

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