Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 February 1891 — Page 2

s. s.

A woman with a cancerous ulcer

years' standing and flvo inchet In dl» •motor has boon entirely relieved by tlx bottles of Swift's Speclflo. I consider Its offcets wonderful, almost mltMulous. biT. J. 1L C.omucLL, Columbus, Q*.

Will Cure

A young xnnn near this town had an wttag cancer on bta face, which had destroyed his nose and waa eating toward* nle eyes. As a l«t r©»ort I put him on Swift's Speeifio. and it haa crored hln entirely aonnd and well. Pi, M. F. CiiUviJiT, Oglethorpe, Ga,

Skin Cancer

Trcatifs on Cnno«r mailed free. Bwift Speoiflo Co., Atlanta, 04,

A. LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insuranee.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

Jlaet Main Street, with W.T.Whittlugtoy

Diseases of Women

AND SUKGEKT.

Con«u.tatlon roomi over Smith's dru^ •tore. South Washington Street, Craw fordtvllle, Indiana.

T. R. ETTER, M. D.

UPHOLSTERING

—MATTRESSES—

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

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

21S South Green street:

Office and Residence

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

CONSULTATION FREE.

PIANOS and ORGANS

CLE AX ED, TUNED and REPAIRED. Or PACKED. JOHN XX. MACY,

No. 715 South Green Street.

The Creamery.

FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER, Ben llii

Bhanii, can be found at Henry Sloan's,

Cius Truitt's and VanCleave A: Iloule

han's.

The Buttermilk waponis ctiarueof H. F.

.Snyder. 10 cents por gallon.

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17 NASSAU STREET, New York,

BANKERS,

FOR WESTERN STA TES, CORPORATIONS, SANA'S AND MERCHANTS. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. AND LOANS NEGOTIA TED.

THE GREAT ENGLISH R-MESY BEECHAM'S PILLS For Bilious and Nervoiis Discrfe "Worth a Guinea a Box" lot bjM for 25 Cents,

BY AU, BKI'C !«T«.

8fM)0.!)0 a 1« t.Hn* br J«bn /ood»vltt,Troj\.N\Y.,i»tw.,rk fur u». I{r*,|er' jiu tn«,v »r.t murh. but 'we an i»Men ufj«»!cklv h.w tnrnrn fr-m #5 to i« a 0** at the nun, a»U vmi ro on. J».,th trirMill met. In is*•j.aft of |A«nfnri, you ftmiiii-nr* nt laa'ate, p»lti(f *1! yu«r Uduv.r »|ar* mom«nta only to .th» work. All ntw, j«* Sl'IlK for trtry worWr. »I»k vou.'fwrnlthip* 1AH1J' 1 JJJ.K.

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GRAND PALACE HOTEL.

81 to 103 North Clark Street, CHICAGO. 4Miuute« from Court Hou*r. Itoth Plittiti.

Wwckly, 3. TritiiMont,r»(i.i I'p, Jlcfilaurant by Compairon. late. rhicajro Cflub, Chei. Popular Prices. New Hou^o. Cut this out tor further Information.

SCHOOL OF MUSIC, C£W UKiVERSITY, GR£ENCASTLE, ifiD.

*i-'niri!or»

Jn Pir.noforic. Orjrnn, Voicr*. Violin otul Hand liiflnjincMB, IDirrnonv'

(!inpo»moi. Hfjlit..Stagi!ip,C!ioriin and Orchestra, cfu'u'nt* recivtd nt nny tinift durlnir ihts n-hoo! )ar. ltorml in (Jnivenmy Uall« $i».00 to frJ.M) pi-r woil lioome fio-t*. to $1.0oper wvfk. Position* oiu/tiiK'd for wuU/ty yrnduutiB.

"or particular*, addrc*rt,

Prof. JAMES II. HOWE. Dean.

DRSELLERSV COUGH \&r SYRUP.

CGIST

CR A WFORDS VILLE

—TRANSFER LIKE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop. Passengers ami Biurjratro to Depots, Hotels, 01 anypartof theCltT. Alsoproprlevjroftlio Bajless Ten-Cent Hack Line-

The Cheap Prices will bo maintained and Batlsfaetoiy service rendered. Leaveculls at Stables on Markot street, slate at Snodgniss it Murphy 'a. Telephone No. 47.

DAILY JOURNAL. Published E?eiy Except Sunday

lly T. H. U, McCAlN.

TKKMSOPSCUSCKIPTION:

Perannum, payable In advance 15.00 Por month ot 4 weoka *0 l*or week, payable to carrier 10 jtnple Copies «2'r Saturday Double Kdltlou 0o

Weekly Journal, por year, H."5: outsldeof toe county, 11.35.

TUESDAY, FEB. 24, 1891.

This Dato in History Feb. 24, 1JW.V lJattieat Pavui K-tween the French an.I Imperialists .vr the forrnrr wciv niut their kin^, Truncis I, ai t«»r fi^rhtuu* with herolo -vivloraihl killingen inon

witli bis own hand. \v ls •obUpiHl to surrender luuiself a j'«ri55oner.

Reformation of the cnlen* dart new style,» iutroiiuetxl by Oxorce XIII. 1*17—H.'iUvis corpus not susiendeil in England. Iittl—Death of John Keats, Kimhsh ioet. lSH-l.ouis IHnhpiv aWicate.1 in favor of hid infaut grandson, the INjmte de Paris, who is not acceptthl the royal family aud miuiatcra eseajv. 1803—Confwlerat«.w «lestroy the Iudianola bt»iovr

Vicksburg, Miss.

JOUS KEATS.

1S05—Execution of John V. Beall on Governor's

Ishuid. New York harbor, charged with being a Couf.nlerate spy and pirate, lSt»S—lmjH*achxnent of President Andrew Johnson voted by the house of representatives rep..irtel at the bar of the senate by Thaddeus

Stevens and Bin^bam on the 513th. 197G— IX^ath of ex-I*resideut Roberts of Liberia in Monrovia. 1S7T—Gen. Andrew Wools Denison died in Haitimore, Md. Ic-rn lK*c. 13, ISit wits appointed postmaster of Baltimore in April. I8ti9. 1?T7—Death of W. W. Corcoran, American philanthropist and banker, in Washington born 171&

TH£ EFFECT OF THE M'KlNLEY LAW ON ORANGES.

A gentleman of this oity writing to an orange grower ef Florida remarked to him that he supposed he was not in favor of the MoKinloy bill. A few days since he received the following reply: "Yon bet, 1 like that McKinley bill. How did you got it into yonr head that it did our orange growers no good. Under the old law the duty was 25 oents ou sound fruit, and while the raise is not great nominally, the duty is on the entire invoice and gives us about 80 cents protection. The ruling prioe last season was 81 per box on the tree while this season it was 81.50, and in this locality the bulk of the crop was sold at that ligure, the purchaser harvesting his own fruit. As a whole that McKinley bill is what the country needs and I think its practical wosking will show our people that the Democratic howl was purely for political eil'eot and that the deluded will iind it out before two years roll around. That, however, will not effect tlie Southern vote. The "Xig" overshadows all else, and no party but the white man's has a ghost of a show. By law the Governor appoints the County Commissioners, who appoint the elcotion boards—all Democrats. There are seven ballot boxes. "Nig" enn'tread and puts ballot in wTong box and it don't count. "Cracker" onn't read but the right box is indicated and itdooscount. When it comes to the counting it is just what one party sees fit to make. The Demoorats say it is to keep out the ignorant "nigger voto, but it practically disfranchises ail

Republican, white and black, and it is likely to stay so until some new solution of the question is daveloped.

Another company has been incorpo rated to put a tnnnel under the Qudson river at New York. This ne-»v tunnel will begin at a point in New Jersey and pass umler both Hoboken and Jersey City. Then it will cross underneath the Hudson into New York city. It will be a railroad passageway, and branches will be burrowed like mole paths under several of the streets of New York, affording rapid transit to business men living in Jersey. Ii ia more than probable that the present generation will see two tunnels and a great railroad bridge between Jersny City and New York. Even then the transportation facilities will be no more than sufficient for the great tide of travel, which annually swells higher and higher from the west to the nation's seaport.

The Senate yestorday passed a bill which for its protective features would make the lilcKinloy bill ashamed of itseli. It was introduced by Senator Magee, an ultra Democrat, and its purpose is to protect merchants from the bankrupt stock fakir, who rents a room, advertises a stock of goods alleged to have been rescued from a firo, sells to the public a lot of shoddy stuff and then departs for other fiolds. The Republicans all voted for the bill and rubbed their votes in most unmercifully on ^heir Democratic brethren. Of course tlio bill passed as its principles are right and proper, being the very quiutescence of protection.

U.NDi:n tho new proponed assessment law Montgomery county will lose the taxeson 3770,024 worth oi taxablos that being tho amount of tho assessod railroad property which will bo transferred for tho beuelit of the vanishing State treasury. Of course this Will necessitate an increaso of tho oouuty levy and consequently no saving to tho tax-payer. The scheme is a piece of juggling to transfer the odium of the increasing State debt aud shoulderit on the Boards of Commissioners.

'1'iie Govenor, State Auditor, "and tho Stato Treasurer have just perfected a loan of 8300,000 to pay the interest on the State debt. Borrowing money to pay the interest is the poorest kind of tlnaneering, but this is Democratic' economy. This £-300,000 added to tho 81,400,000 authorized to be borrowed last week will make 81,700,000 aud this added to the 88,500,000 will make 810,200,000 as tho State indebtedness. Such finoncering needs no oomment.

Until the defeat of Gladstone's bill to empower Roman Catholics to hold the offices of lord chancellor of the United Kingdom and viceroy of Ireland comparatively few Americans were Awaro that Roman Catholics could not already bold thuae offices.

A London tlournnllit-

IIEXRY LABOCCHRKE.

Henry Dupre Labouchere was born in London in 1S81, and was descended from a French Huguenot exile. He was in the diplomatic service from 1854 to 1864, aud a Liberal member of parliament most of the time thereafter till 186S. Ho then entered journalism, and has become famous as editor of The London Truti. During the siege of 1S70-71 he was in Paris, and made fame with his letters to The London News.

riirt'couni/wl.

What words are these you speak to her? Ah, tranquil words and wordly wisel You cannot bee her soul a*tir,

Ou tiptoe, in bur waiting eves.

You come and go you touch her hair. The ring upon her slender hand, The smiling trouble of her air

You note, but cannot understand.

You cannot understand. Ab. so Our foolish hearts make sport of fatel We sit and dream, while love bends low,

A kingly beggar, at the gate! -Mary Aingo do Vero,

Clemming Flren. ?•.

Let thy icnld le ca.-t in the furnace, Thy red gold, precious and bright Do not fear the hungry lire.

With its caverns of turning light Anti thy gold shall return more precious, Free from every spot and stain .Ivor gold must be tried by tire.

As a heart must be tried by paint

in the cruel tire of sorrow Oust thy heart, do not faint or wall I«et thy hand lie !irm aud steady,

Do not let thy spirit quail Hut wait till the trial is ovur. And take thy heart again For as gold is tried by lire.

So a heart must he tried bv painl

I shall know by the gleam and glitter Of the golden chain you wear. Hy your heart's calm strength in lovingthe lire thev have had to bear. Heat on, true heart, flivver:

Shine bright, strong golden chain And bless the cleautsiug tire And the furnace of living pain? —Adelaide A. Procter.

ROYAL FLUSHES.

The littln crown prince of Siain has won a prize in story competition. The Prince of Wales likes apiece of Gorgonzola cheese with a crust of home made bread.

King Alexander of Servia is now strong, healthy boy of 11 anil has developed mental powers of great promise.

Li Hum Chans, the emperor of China, is making every effort to secure the services of Rear Admiral Colomb, of the 13ritish navv, as admiral of the Chinese fleet.

The queen of England's ladies in waiting are said to be murmuring because they only receive #1,500 a yr'ir, and are "expected to appear in a new co»tume at every dinner."

The king of Sweden has been running in debt considerably for personal expenses, and is uoder heavy obligations to certain rich meichanls of jGothenburg, who are getting very anxious about their money.

The empress of Russia lias not lost her taste for dancing, but indulges in that pastime nearly as freely as she did in her youth, when her devotion to it won her the name aruoug her friends of "the grasshopper."

The empress of Austria intends having "The Dying Achilles," Professor Kersten's marble group which created so much sensation in lfcs-1, brought from her country residence near Vienna to adOrn her new home in Corfu.

The emperor of Germany while enter taining much more freely than his grandfather did, has a keen eye to economy. The imperial kitchen particularly is managed with an eye to business. He makes his cooks and servants answer to a penny for expenditures.

Queen Liliuokalini, who succeeds Kalakaua on the Hawaiian throne, is 53 }ears old. She is an amiable and very intelligent woman, having a taste lor poetry and music. She is stately iu appearauce and has a dignified carriage, but of late years she,has beunne rather stout.

Circunifftuntlul Kvldcnco.

-Life.

-x Her Opinion. Ethel—I heard a compliment for vrtu to day, Mr. Lightwaitc.

Mr. Lightwaite—Oh, indeed, Miss Ethel, you make me positively vain. Pray what was it?

Kthel—Dr. Porus said if you didn't stop smoking cigarettes you might have paresis. —Harper's Bazar.

.. Cause for Thuttkfl. Go to the unt, thou sluggard, seo llow much she lalwrs uselessly And then your thanks to heaven tell That you how to rest so well. —Washington Post.

The Mother'a Friend

Not only shortens labor and 'lessens pain attending It, but greatly diminishes the danger to life of both mother and child if used a few months before oonQnoment. Write to Tho Uradfleld Regulacor Co., Atlanta Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nye & Co. Crawfordsvllle, Ind.

INDIANA.

Moasuro to Discourage WhltoCapism—Othor Stato News.

-. The l.vylvaturp.

Ixiuan'ai'ous, Ind.. Kcb. 'M.—Senator Oilman on Monday iutr.iduei'd a bill to discourage white-capism. It. provides that nny person who is djiniitged or injured by white caps may recover damages from the county in which it occurs. In case a man is whipped he shall receive damages if not less than S'i,000 nor more than svooo, and a woman who is whipped by white caps limy recover from S.'i.OuO to $10,000 damages. If it be proved that tho persons who perform any act of white-capism live ill more than one county. the various counties from which tliev eome shall share iu the pnyment of 'sneh damages as are awarded. The bill n-tiuiring that sellers of cigarettes shall pay a yearly license of SJUO was defeated in the senate.

Tho governor's nomination of S. J. Welle and \V. C. Call to be trustees of the reform school for bovs is confirmed.

The bill proposing a new system of taxation for Indiana passed the house Monday afternoon by a majority of only one vote. The opposition to it was based largely on a belief that it is unconstitutional. anil if so it will work great hardship. An attempt was made to have tho selection relating to the taxation of railroads stricken out. but it was unsuccessful. In one of the speeches in support of the measure it was stated that after the tirst year the taxes of the railroad companies would amount to from ?'J,00l,000 to Si.-Jdo.OrtO annually, which would be less than the total revenue if the levy should be raised from twelve cents, the present rate, to twenty cents for state purposes. In taking railroad taxes from the counties, however, it will necessarily largely increase local taxation. The fee and salary bill was also passed.

Klg 1*1 ri* at rvausville.

EvANSvu.l t:. Ind.. I'eb. I.—The People's theater was burned Monday. The lire broke out at ":"0 a. m., and the building was completely gutted. The Journal office adjoining was badly damaged. the type lost and machinery m.jtircd. I,. Fitch' tailoring establishment also succumbed to the flames. The origin of ilie (ire is unknown, but it is believed to have caught in the room where the electrical appliance.--wen- The entire loss is in the neighborhood of AiO.'Ui.Kl besides the destruction of the theater. Seantlin's ware-room, containing a large storage of stoves, was completely destroyed loss

:K:0.

The Kvansville

Journal Company lost in fixtures, stationery and effects in the neighborhood of S2ft'.000.

Agitillst IHe s11,1111iv Theater,. IxmaxAi'oi.ts, Ind.,

I-'eb.

:M.—The re

sult of the attempt b.v the law and order people to prevent Sunday performances in the Indianapolis theaters is still doubtful. The lest ease wns tried before the mayor Monday, the defendants being Harry and Walter Ie Cray, and Albert Flint and Helen Van. who gave .Sunday night what they called an exhibition ot mind-reading and hypnotism in spite ot the police, after having been once arrested. Their plea in court was that they had given a scientific exhibition, which cannot be prevented tinder the present Sunday laws. The court took the case under advisement. ltlg Gnu Well at .Sliclliyvnie, Iml-

S'lEi.nvvii.i.K, Ind., Feb. 24. The .Citizens' Natural Gas Co. of this city completed its first well Monday evening at a depth of 031 feet, resulting in a gusher with a capacity of 2.000 cubic feet per day. The company lias a capital stock of S100.000. which is owned by the citizens exclusively, and was organized in opposition to the Southern

Indiana Gas Co.. against which the citizens rebelled on account of its high prices. -v^: rii ii( list 1 Mother. Organize.

Ghkkxcasti.k,

Ind., Feb.

21.—Tha

mothers of this city are holding weekly meetings with a view to the repression of vice of every description. The meetings are held in the different churches and are participated in by Christian workers, irrespective of denomination differences. The association aims at the suppression of billiard halls, the reclamation of fallen women and the abolishment of progressive cuclire, as well as all games of chance.

\Vtiiilil Not Be Hulldo.icd.

Tirro.v. Ind., Feb.

OlnorvcMl at Martinsville.

Makti.vsvili.k. Ind., Feb. 2- .—Largo flags were unfurled above the public school buildings of the city Monday afternoon with appropriate exercises. Later in the day the G. A. Ii. post held memorial exercises in honor of Gen. Sherman and Admiral Porter.

Died at Mie Age of 103.

HAitTKotiri Citt, Ind., Feb.

94.—

Mrs,!

Margaret Timmonds was buried hero Monday. She was born in Ireland in 17811 and was 102 years old at the tiino of her death. Her husband died in Iroland about twenty years ago.

Wheu Baby was gtcZ, wa garo her Castor!#. When ahe waa a Child, ahe cried (or Caatona. When Ahe became Mlas, she clung to Castorla. Wheu she had Children, ahe gave them Castor]*

No pill or nausoatlng potion but a pleasant tonic asd purgative la Simmon's Llvei Regulator.

BaiUtnl Arnica Halve.

The beet salve In the world for Outs, Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, corns, and all skin eruption and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prioe, 25 cent* a box, For sale at Nye Co. drugstore.

Gold In the head7 or Chilblains? oi Chafing? or a Burn? or any Old Sores? The best thing In the world for It 1b Golm&n's Petroleum Balm. Get a free sample at the drug atore of Nye Co.

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ONE ENJOYS Both the method unci -results wheu Syrup of Figs is taken it is plensnnt and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on tho 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 t.lre taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its inanv excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is fc.r 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 whe wishes to try i\ Do not "accept anj substitute.

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HUMPHREYS

Da. Humphreys'grEcirjcsaresclenUilenllyami carefully prepared prescriptions u*ed for many years In prtvnio nrrietlec wlthKuceofK.amlforovur thirty years used by the people. Every aiiigle Specific Is a special cure for the disease named.

These Specltlcs euro without druKKinir. pursing or reducing the system, anl ar.» in fact and deed the wovcrcign remedlen ot'tlir Woriil. UiT OK I'lUNCITAL Nn*. Cf IU\ I*RICKfl. 1 PnverNt Congestion, luilammatlon... ,*25 2 WoriiiM. \\\«rin Kt'ver, \Vorn Colic., ,v»,5 3 Tryinir Colie,orteethlnKofInfauts 4 IHarrlicii, of Children or Adults *25 $ "ynontorv, Urlptug, lUllnusColJe •JS 6 Cholera juorbiift, Vomiting *2.1 7 C'ouirltH, Cold, Bronchitis *15 5 Ncuraltrin, Toothache,Faeeache *25 0 Jlcaduch Sick Headache, Vertigo ,*25 10 IlyMpepNin* unions stomach. 11 SirpprcHHOfl or i'tilnfitl j'c l*-r too I'rofiwe PertmlM 1.1 Croup* Cough, IMflleuk Ureuthln*.. 11 Halt ItliRuni, Erysipelas, Eruptions. 10 KncutiifitiNin, Kheiimatlc I'alns..,. 1JJ V«v«jrnnd Ague* Chilis, Malaria....

Sold by DrugsrlstA, or sent postpaid on receipt of price. Dr. jIumphukys' Manual,(144

Agents

24.—Three

local

toughs went to Lhe Union hotel at a late hour Sunday night for the purpose of giving the colored porter a whipping simply because his skin was black. Landlord Wait shot Otto Miller through the right leg and the porter whipped the other two men, blacking their eyes and smashing their noses in the most approved manner.

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Total to Policy-holders, f.*i,s33tr»u,J,34 Commissions to njrenis, Salaries, Medical Examiner's tees. Print-

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