Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 February 1891 — Page 2

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ARE YOU SICK?

!t is well to remember

^Siat threa-fourths

all diseases

are traceable to bad blood

-ALSO-

S. S. S. never fails

to remove all impurities

and enable nature

to restore lost health.

Ti«»ti*e

the blood mailed fro*.

8wcrt Srcciric Co., Atlanta, 9a

A. D- LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insuranee, GOOD NOTES CASHED. E»«tMalu Street, with W.T.WIiittlnirto'i

Diseases of Women AND StTKGEKY. Confutation room* over SniUh's rtrtu south Wa*h!. gton Street, Crrrv* fe*.r^«vii:e| Indian*.

T. T?. ETTER, M.

O S E N -MATTRESSES-

FORNITUIIE Repaired and Packed for Shipment. GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Block, 112 West Pike Street. Out-of-town work solicited. //^0/:x

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

0®Ho?idonco

218

So"111

CONSULTATION FBIQE.

PIANOS and ORGANS

CLE AX ED, TONED and REPAIRED, Or PACKED. JOHN M. MACY,

No. 715 South (ireen Street

The Creamery."

FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER. lkxHvp

Hh\ni

can be fouml at Henry Sloan's,

Gus Truittis and VanCleave ,v Houle'

ban's,

The Buttermilk wagon is in charge of B. P. Snyder. .. 10 cents per gallon.

Winslow, Lanier & Co,, 17 NASSAU STREET, New York,

BANKERS,

FOR WESTERN STA TES, CORPORATION'S, BANK'S AND MERCHANTS. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS AND LOANS NEGOT.'A TED.

BEEGHAM'S PILLS

cur. SICK HEADACHE. 25 Cents Box. OF -A.X.X. DRUOOISTB.

TAYLOR'S

Treat

DAILY

Grcen streel

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

Store.

Freehand Heliable Garden, Flower and Field Seeds from the most reliable seed-growers in America,

Inducements to Buyers of Garden and Flower Seeds. For each sale of *J5 cents' worth of seeds in fiat naners, will give one Tube Hose bulb or Uladlolabulb, or your choice of any 5-ce»t pa|K.T of garden or Mower seeds. ror each sale of 50 erits' wo«'th of -u-eds by the tjuarteror half pound or pint or |uurt, the name free premium as above.

I have northern seed |otatoes Iti all the standard varieties: also, Jersev sweet potatoes and all the varieties of onion sets. all and get a catalogue. 1 have bought. H. A. Gray ro.'a llxtures and exiKjet to stay in ilje tnjsiness, and will

iny trade according to the Golden Kule. 1 will nandle. usual, fruits, etc. JOB H. TAYLOR.

GRAND PALACE HOTEL. 81 to 103 North Clark Street, -CHICA60. 4 MiuuteH from Court liousr. liotli

IMhon.

W«ekly, $3. Transient .f»0. l'\t, Itef?taurant by Cotnp»»fon, lute ('hieufru C4ub thef. Popular Prices. Now ilou^v. Cut this out for further inforination.

THi

SCHOOL OF MUSIC,

.££?,U!W UNiY£3SITY, GPEENCASTLE, IND.

1 I'» Pi: noror{o« Orgnn, Voice, Violin, i. »f r* .i Uhr.d Di»lrunu'ntA, Unrmony, Cliorun nnd OrclH^tra. ii'tJud nt «ny time during tbo »chool jMr. jJ.ia.-d 10frdvernSty fi.OOto n» Reii,. {')it. lo $ 1 .K» j,«rr wiek. Positions •".•oiK-d fur M'uithy yiuduaU'S, 'r par icu1ar«, oddrt-sa.

i'rof. I AM i:4 II. IK.IWK. Dean.

DRSELLERS'V

^st SYRUP.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop.

^crsaud Ra(r»rairo to Depots, Hotels, 01 any part of the Citv.

JOURNAL

PaMisbed Every Evening Except Sunday Hy T. H.B. MoOAlN.

TKKMSOFSCilSCKlFTlON

I'ur unnuin, payable In advuuce 15.00 Pcrinontli of 4 vrocks .40 Por week, payable to carrier 10 ilnjrle Oopiiw 02 Saturday Double Kdltlon On

Weekly Journal, per year, II.-5 outsldeof tae oountv. H.1IS.

THURSDAY, l'EB. 2li, 1891.

This Date iu History—Fob. 26. 1TTT— Al-ifl (.'handler, j-liilnn-tliropist, Ktru in Concord,

N. died in Walpole, N. H., March ••£?, ISM. 1815— Napoleon quitted the Island of Kllta, where he had been exiled ten months. ail'I landed at Canine: on the «Vth of the following month ho re-entered Pari" in triumph.

1832—Poland

declared an into-

Daniel W elist»*r, iu

thomas moors.

gral j»art of the Ku«mn empire. 1SI* -.V republic proclaimed from the stops of the Hotel tio Villi*. Franco. ISM—Death of Thumas bore, celebrated Engli«h poet: ln"rn 17T9. 1SVJ—Daniel K. Sickles killed Phihp Harton Key. 1*^1—New constitution of Austrian empire derived. I'-l^W-Kevolt l« A rinam, Asia, suppressed. lo&i-Kiftcenth article "i" amendment to th» const itu'ion passed. lStfc!- Death in Nev K-nhelle, N\ of Mrs.

Jut

eighty-fourth .year.

1^'J Charles J. Guiteau convicted of th»» assassination of Pre*i lent CJarrt-'M handed Jun* ft), is*?. 1S8J.1—TheeinjK'ix»r of Chiua was marriel to thr^e

WlV»*v

1$9 Pi: «ttr. The l^ndun Times' witne^. after confessing rhat the allegod Parm-U letters iverw Torg»»nex,. disappeared, and committed suicide in Madrid, Spain.

lU.iiitEsr.NTAUVE CitArs's joint reso. lution providiog for a constitutional amendment requiring that each Con.ress slmll open on tbo tirst Momiaj in .nuary ufter lie congressional elections, and that Presidential inaugurations shall take pl ico on the 30th of April cannot be adopted too soon. The reason of ioth propositions is obvious. The long anil awkward holiday break will not only bo avoided, but the see sions of Congress will probably be made of near'y equal leugth uuder the provision. The inauguration of President and Vice-President has often happened to fall on a cold, bleak or disagreeably wet day, sucli as frequently occurs in March. April 30, which has historic associations in the American mind on account of the inauguration of President Washington en thut day, comes nearly two months 1 itur, when the sunshine and the tlowers have aleo come. H'.alth, comfort, convenience, all dictate a change of time from the 4th of March to April 30. On business grounds the lirst part of the amendment is impreguable. The hurry of the short ses-sion causes imperfect legislation at irreat discomfort to the working momi'ers of tluj two houses. The gruit advantage of abolishing the long delay between the election and assembling of 0 ngrees is also obvious.

Fog does not usually cause a fire, but it does so frequently now in a case of electric wires. Water is nearly as good a conductor of electricity as metal. In a fog or rain the insulating coating of the wires becomes soaker] with moisture. It is the exception and not the rule for this insulating coating to be perfect. Where the insulation is defective the current can easily leap from one wire to another or even from a wire to some other object and cause flumes to burst out. This very thing happens not unfrequentlv, and fires in citios arc- often the accompaniment of fog and rains.

The must callable physicians in the land have been studying carefully the cases in which patients died after being treated with Dr. Koch's lymph. In some if these cases they are unable to say whether death was hastened by the lymph, and in other cases they are unable t/J nav whether life was prolonged by its use. All that has been absolutely arrived at is that the remedy is a mont valuable one. but its results are not yet pant the experimental stage.

Ox iv 1 next and thereafter dealers will not be required to take out an internal ru'enuo license to sell ciganand tobacco, as the McKiuley law aboli°lies the special tax now maintained on dealers in manufactured tobacco, on that dtte. The tax is all abolished 011 wholesale tnd retail dealers in leaf tobacco, manufacturers and peddlers of tobacco aud cigars. No cliatigo will bt made in the tax on beer or liquors.

The

Appellate Court bill has p.ihsed

both Bouses aud is now a law. The court is to be composed of live Judges, from as many districts aud to be appointed by the Governor to Berve until the uext geueral olection. Not more than three are to be of the same politi oal patty. The salaries aro to bo §3,500. The court in limited to six years.

Given a man with dysiepnia, a morbid conscience and the power of seeing all sides of a question, and you have a man who is always on the fence in reference to current issues, who never has any strong convictions about anything and who always thinks the world is going to ruin.

Hon". John D.

The

AIbo

propri

etor of the

oavlee

iayless Ten-Cent Hack LineTlio Cheap Prlcos will be maintained and Batlstactoiy servlco rendered. Loave calls at Stables on Market street, •late at Snodgrosa & Murphy's. Tela phone No. 47.

Indianapolis News commenting

on the "undesirablo reputation" which Wabash college sustains suggests that "Wpbash would better try 00 eduoation as a civilizer."

"An able bodied yonng man, depending on women's influence and care to help him, excites a curious contempt in all sane minds," writes Shirley Dare.

The number of representatives in the uext congress will be increased to 355.

Gen. W. T. Sherman.

W1LUAM TECUMSKIl SHERMAN. IFrotn a lata photograph.] William Tecumseh Sherman was born at Lancaster, O., Feb. S, lS'JU, was adopted by Thomas Ewing, M. C., through whose influence he was admitted to West Point in 1S30. Ho was graduated in 1S40 and made a Becond lieutenant. In 1851 he was a captain in 1853 he resigned from the army and became a banker in California in 1860 I10 accepted the position of superintendent of a military academy at New Orleans, but resigned in January, 1S61.

In June, 1861, he was commissioned colonel of the Thirteenth regiment of infantry, which he commanded at Bull Run. His military career from that time is well known—his famous march to the Bea being his uost noteworthy achievement. In August, 1SG6, he was made lieutenant general in placo of Gen. Graut. When Gen. Grant was made president in March, 1869, Sherman was made geueral and commander-in-chief. He retired in 188:3 and settled in St. Louis, but later moved to New York, where he died Feb. 14, 1891.

Jaloux.

If I should lean across the jasper wall. With heaven's own lilies on my bosom now, And, white ami radiant, let my kisses fall

Through voiceful calms upon thine earthly brow: If my low cries should reach you from the sky.

With mnans for touches of the kindly palui— Say! would von know bow wholly true am I That kneel beside thee now so Mill and calm?

Or, if before you I should stand today Where seraphims are standing fair and sweet, And with my breath upon your eyelids say: "The way was long and lonely for my feet What time I walked without you!" would you read

The secret of my secret soul aright As h*- has read, who gladly giveth meed Of tendereat love to lives of little light?

I dare believe it! To my wounded heart 1 take this consolation: when at last The tidal waves that drifted us apart

For aye on earthly seas have kindly ra«t Us safe on heaven's own shoreland, you will know How much you wronged the soul that keepetb white And clean its raiment for thy sake! And so,

Until lhat dear day dawneth, sweet, "Good night." Hester A. Hencdiet.

ATCHISON PHILOSOPHY.

The best reputatious arc usually owned by poor men. It is occasionally frightfully hard to accept your

onvij

doctrine.

The "right hand of fellowship" is the hand thatofteu robs vm. What your own heart- tells you is true, let no man convince yon is fulso.

Troubles, like sleeping curs, always awake and bite when their ears are pulled. Children are like grotvu people in one particular—they never teil on themselves.

A man ran do no better tiling than to try to live up to his mother's estimate of him.

The Lord never intended grief to spread you can cry in secret, but you can't enjoy a joke alone.

Whcuever you hear a man say that all men are alike, it is an apology for boaie very contemptible scoundrel.

It is a good plan to never become well acquainted with the people who have been held up to you as .shining example*.

There are very few men who reach forty who have not spent at least ten years of that time trying to live .something down.

If you are hungry and cannot get a dinner do not annoy yourself by looking at one through a restaurant window.—Atchison Globe.

The Letter That Never Came.

Barney (making a futile effort to write to Bridget) Feth, dhis pincil would bo an illigant wan to wroite saycrets wid it makes no mark at all.— Puck.

New Word Needed.

Polhemus—I?vc had my typewriter two years, ami all it has cost me is $1.05 for oil and riblons.

Powelson—Mine costs me $7 a year fot ribbons alone. "How does that happen*'' "I married mine. That's how."—Chicago Tribune.

Entirely Fair.

The maiden blnshed and hung her head, "What do you tako mo for?" she said. The youug man spoke up eagerly, *'For better or for worn," said he. —Pittsburg Dispatch.

Sporting Item.

A.—I see that they arc trying to put

htop

JlrLixn, of Greenr-

burg, has been nppointod to the vacancy on the Supreme Bench Govenor Hovey. The appointment is said to be an excellent ono as he is represented to be a line lawyer and an upright man.

to all betting in New York, B.—I'm glad of it. Betting ia a pernicious practice. I hope they will atop it. "But they can't do it." "Can't do itl I'll bet you $50 they can." —Texas Siftings.

The Mother'tt Prleml

Not only shurtons labor aud ioseons pain attending it, but greatly diminishes tho danger to lifo of both mother and ohlld If used a few months btjforo confinement. "Wrlto to The Bradfleld Kegulacor Co., Atlanta Ga., lor further particulars. Sold by Nye Co. Crawfordsvllle, Ind.

Oatabbh Cubed health and eweet breath secured, by Shllob's catarrh romedy. Price 60 cents. Nasal Injector free, tfoflett, MorpanA Of*.

Cold In the head? or Chilblains? oi Ciaflngf or a Burn? or any Old Sores? Tae best thing In the world for It Is Oilman's Petroleum Balm. Getafree 9 unple at the drug store of Nye Co.

CUMrw Cry fo^Fttchse^

n:. STATU NKWS.

Bite of Interesting- Information from Points In Indiana.

•'a^ed Over the Veto!

IxniANAPui.is, In,' I'eb. Tho governor vetoed the bill which provides for the appointment of the state oil inspector by the stute tfeolofrist. His objection was that it is unconstitutional because il seeks to take from him his prerogative of tilling appointive olliees. The bill was passed by both houses over his veto, and within thirty minutes another bill was passed for the appointment of the state mine inspector by the same otlicer.

The house passed the bill establishing an appellate court. It provides for the appointment of live judges by the governor, with salaries of f:f.."00 each. The court is given final jurisdiction iu all cases arising before justices of the peace in all misdemeanors and iu cases where the amount involved Aoes not exceed Sl.uoti.

The legislature has finally decided that it caunot evade the increase uf the tux levy for state purposes. The general taxation bill, as prepared by the ways and means committee of tho house and Senator Howard of the senate, was defeated in the house Wednesday morning by a vote of 40 to 53. The bill in the senate was amended' by striking out the provisions that defeated the measure in the lower branch. They were the sections providing that the taxes derived from railroads shall be turned into the state treasury instead of into those of thu various counties, and that the stale levy of 12 cents on the $100 of valuation shall be repealed, bate in the evening the house reconsidered its action and passed the bill, from which the railroad tax provision had been stricken. The delegation from the northern Indiana counties were jubilant.

The house defeated the bill requiring that session!) of the bake county circuit court should be held at Hammond during certain months. A bill placing bankers under severe restrictions was passed by the senate. makes it a penitentiary ofVense for them to receive di'posits when the affairs of the bunk are in cn insolvent condition.

The congressional apportionment bill was engrossed in tin- senate. It. makes changes in ten of the thirteen congressional districts, l'ike county is taken from the First and put in the Second district. .letTei-sini county is taken' from the Fourth and transferred teJ the Third. The l-'onrlh gains ISush and Shelby counties. The Sixth loses Hush and gainstirant. Shelby is taken from the Seventh. I.ake and 1'orter: are taken from the Tenth aud Miami is transferred to it. The Eleventh loses tirant and Miami and gains Kosciusko and Whitley. The Twelfth loses Whitley and gains Elkhart. The Thirteenth gains I.ake and I'orter and loses Elkhart and Kosciusko. The republicans of the committee on apportionment offered a minority report, which was rejected. The senate passed the world's fair bill appropriating SlOO.liOO. The bill as introduced provided for the appropriation of SJSU.OOU.

Minnie Mnhldtt on Trial.

IxniANAi'oi.is, Ind.. Feb. 20. —In the trial of Minnie Mabbiit for the murder of her illegitimate infant sewral months ago the defendant on Wednesday testified, denying every statement in her confession before the coroner's jury. She claimed that her mental condition at the time was such that she did not know what she was doing and that the, confession had been extorted from her by statements thai her brothers had implicated her in the murder of the babe. She said that she had given the infant to a nutn at the transfer car-who asked for it. and did not know what had bee- me of it until she learned that it had been murdered.

A rowder-Mill ICxpJosion.

Mti.i.KH. Ind.. Fob. U'i.—An explosion occurred at 'J:'J5 Wednesday afternoon in the mixing house of the .Etna l'owder Co.. located here, wiping from the face of the earth that building aud wushhonse and badly damaging four or five other buildings of the concern. The cause of the explosion is on account of the heater in the mixing house setting lire to the building, thus giving all the employes warning, and they all skipped. A tunnel through a large hill connects these buildings with the nitrator. and the saving of life and property is due to this ingenious construction. All buildings will be rebuilt and repaired at once.

.fudge llcrknlilre'n SurceKsor. Indianapoms Ind.. Feb.

U0.

New federation in Indiana.

Im \n U'oi.is,

Ind., Feb.

Jb.

—A con

ference of ••xeeutiws of the fanners' and wor!cinirmi-n*s or^ani/.ations has agreed to take steps to form a federation in Indiana. It will be nun-partisan and will be mainly for the purpose of acting unitedly in securing legislation in the interest of the two classes. They have demanded that the new fee and salary bill be put into ettect at once.

Farmers' Alliance Company Fail*.

Iniuanapoi.is

Ind.. Fob.

20.—The

Farmers' Manufacturing and Supply Co. of this city went into the hands of a receiver Wednesday. The liabilities are SIV.OOO, with no assets. The company was organized to supply farmers with implements at manufacturers1 prices nnd was backed by the farmers' alliance.

D«ath of (•cnerul Sloite.

Winchkm

Wfceu Baby was gfcx, 76 g&vo her C&storlA. When she w&s a Child, she cried for Castorla. When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla, When she bad Children, she gave them Castorla

Bhlloh'aOure wilt Immediately rellev Group, Whooping Oough andBroncbitl For sale by lloffett, Morgan A Co.

ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results wheit Syrup of Figs is talc en it is pleasant ant) refreshing to the taste, nnd acts gently yet promptly oil the Kidueys, Liver ami Rowels, cleanses the system cfiei'tually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Hvrup of Figs is theonly remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt iu its actiou and truly beneficial in its eflects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable snhutances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known.

Svrtip of Figs is fir Fale in 50c and 81 bottles bv all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist, who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one wlic wishes to try if* Co not accept anj substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO S*.V mANCISCO, CAL

LOUISVUIL.

TOOK

SCOTT'S I

EMULSION!

RKSUI.T:

I take My Meals, I take My Rest,

AND AM VIGOROUS ENOUGH TO TAKR

ANYTHING I CAN LAY MY HANDS ON

Celling fiit loo,

ivmly.

Take

no other.

Dr.IIuxi'iitiKYrt' -Spkcifius

Agents

Wanted.

Kit. Ind., Feb. -iu.—fion.

Asa Stone died here Wednesday, ayed 73. He was very prominent in the military annals of Indiana, and for five years durin.tr the civil war was quarter* master-general of the state.

Palpitation 1.

Sold by Drugefois. or sent postpaid on receipt of price.- Du. Ht,n,n!lEVfl,

JIancal, (Hi

pages)

rlcfdy bound In cloth nnd gold, mailed free. HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO., Cor. William and John Streets, New York.

S E I I S

(Jov.

Hovey ha* appointed Judge John D. Miller, of »reensburg, to the vacancy on the supreme court bench caused by the death of .Judge Berkshire. 'Flu Indianapolis bar was almost a unit for Judge Miller, anil hi.s appointment was urged by attorneys from various parts of the state, The appointee lias been a promiu'-nt lawyer at Ireensburg for twenty years. lie was a prominent member of the legislatioc in !37:2- {.

HWHES'

ARABIAN

EALSAM

one of me

BEST medicines tm

Met

—for

no® mm mm 5i® or

PAi» A»D INFlAHMATtON,

both Hxternallyand Intcrnallv. It saf« And certain in its action. For Burns, I'oisoninR.

Erysipelas,

Inflammation of tiic-Kyes or Howels, Ivatachc, .Deafness, Rhfumntism, Pains in Side, Hack, or bhoulders. Piles, So:e Tiiroat. Croup, or iircaclutis. Price 25 cti». and ?i. at all drurclsts. E. MQRCAft Sl SONS. ProprS&tors. l'p.ovini.Ncr., r,.

thadi:scpi i.iedi,j ROSS GORDON.

LaFaycUe, Inri.

To Burn Natural Gas

any other gas successfully, get a N I A A A

and enjoy a soft, brilliant, white light. The perfecof all gas burners. Made on the same principle as the famous Rochester Lamp. Over a million

in use. Ask for it. If the dealer hasn't it, send to us direct, and we will send you a Burner with Edison Porcelain Reflector, Chimnny and Tripod, complete, on rcceipt of $2.00. Please state if wanted for natural gas. Send fcr circular.

BOCIIESTF.lt LAMP CO.. 43 Park Place, Mew York-

REMEMBER BI

I N

IS THE NAME OF THAT

Wonderful Remedy

That Cures CATARRH, HAY-FEVER, COLD In the HEAD, SORE THROAT, CANKER, and BRONCHITIS. Price 81.00. Pint Bottlu.

For Sale by leading Drvfgists, PnEPAIlED ONLY ITT

Klinck Catarrh & Bronchial Remedy Co •a

JACKSON

6Tm

CHICAGO* ILL.

•15 tli

Annual Statement

.in- Tin-:

Conneticnt

Ponds

for

ONI-Y

ftretjeieutltleullv and

rnrefully prepare! prescriptions used for nianv years Iu private irnetleevhliftuecess. uid forov«»r thirty year* used by the people. Kvery single Speclilc l.Haspeeiul cure fur the disease named,

The*© Spocltlw euro without dru^Klm?, purpliiRorreduelhK the sv*t«-ni, nnd nre In fnet and deedthesovet'ciun rcmedie*oftheWorld. 'U.^TOFrUlSca'ALNOS. CVUES. I'Uf 1 Fever*, O!jg?stlon. inftnmmatUm...

lleudu eh

cm,

Mutual

Liibliisiirance Co.

Of Hartford, Conn.

Nn A^i iN January 1.1W»0. JoO,n.T.\s 11 AM HKCFIVKI) IN

1H1I0,

For Pretniuitis. 1 H.aT Fur Intercut and Heats :i,0^.o:r».4! Prnllt Mild Loss.. odP.'jlO.dl

*7,sir»,o-H,4:i

$0-1,147,KSVM17

D1SMFKSFD IN l*W).

For claims by dealh and mutual endowmeuta Surplus returned to policy-holders 1,1 IT,:isl.T!) Lapsed and Surrendered Policies i. -HU.itMI.HO

Total to Policy-holders,

Commissions to ajrents. Salaries, Medical K.vninlncr'ti l'ces, Print-

Iti^,Advert isiiiK.U'Kal::"' Heal lv-'ate, aud all oilier expenses }7.*t'-\(V»0.05

Taxes

new YOHK. r"

I took Cold, I took Sick,

u.anok Xkt

C,hr»s,7ss.iKl

Asskts, Dcc.'U,

1 SOU 1.04

SCMKIU'LE Ob* ASSETS

Loans upon real estate, llrst lien|.l.r,ti74,."*.•,f Loans upon stocks and bonds.... Premium notes on policies in force Cost ol real estate owned by the company Cost of Fulled Slates and other

Cost of Hank and Uailroud Stocks Ciish in ltunksr.v Mils Receivable. Hahmce Cue from Agents, seenr-

Ann ••-.-•v!" InteTCet due and accrued Kcnts ac( ruel Market value of stocks a bondsovercost Net deferred prcniitnns

Scott's

Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil and HypophosphitesofLimeand Soda NOT

CURED MY ll)Ci|-

iont Consumption iu-r urii.r ME IT, AM) IS NOW 1TTT1N0 FLESH ON MY BONES AT THE RATE OF A rOfNn A HAY. I TAKE IT .lt'ST AS EASILY AS 1 DO MILK." SfCH TESTIMONY IS NOTHING NEW. I SCOTT'S EM',"I SION' IS POISfS WONDKKS

,0SS,17S.1U

i,i:.\4iH,in

4oi,7sr».'j

Liauimtio: Amoutit reipilretl a I outstanding polieies. net, l.'oin- vv pany,sstandard,j."i'2,w«.'»,,.,M2,00 Ail other liabilities, flO,4 7a.U*

T.S. M.I

Worm*. Worm Fever, Worm cvlle.. •i Cryiiiir Colic, or Teething of Infants 4 Diarrhea, of Children or Adults ... #*5 Dysentery, iJrfplug. Hit Inn* Colic.... S Cholera IIIoi-Imim, vomiting 7 Coughs, Cold, Hronchitip 5 Neuralgia, Toothnehe,Fneeaehe

•25

Sleklieudache, Vertigo

10 lywi»ei»sln,

Billow: Stomach

Si*

11 Si!pj»re»Medor Painful I'eriori*. 1'Z Whit en, too 1'rofupo Period* 1«1 Croup. Cough, l»ltt!e:ilthreathlng.... l-l Salt Rheum, KryulpeUtf, Eruptions. 15 Hheiiiiuiti.mil, Itheumntle Tains.... Hi Fever and Ague. Chill?,Malaria 17 Pile*, Hllnd or Weeding 19 Cntnrrh, Influenza, Coll In the Head 0 Whooping Cough. Violent Coughs. '21 General DHdHty.rhyhlcalWeukuetvi 27 Kidney Pipeline.- fi fiS Nervous Debility 1.0 30 I'rinnry WcultiieaH, WHtlngfted. J't Dincases ol*t he Hen rt,

M.I '2.5 .50 50 50 50 50 50 on 50 00

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150.000.00

Itatio of expenses of tnurm^emcni to receipts is 00 0..17 percent olieies 111 force LK'O :iK 1S00, 04,147,

Insuring /....v..'.. v:^v ?l5:V2:i4,74'2.00

Greene, Proet

John T.i/lor, Vl:i Proat.

Edwtir-i Bunco.Socy.

D. H. Wolla, Acutary.r

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liOIiKIiT II. KKLLOU, DUt. Supt Agencies, Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Through Route to

Cliicago. Louisville, La!'ayetf 'JreeiifasMe. Michigan City.

Jfrdford,' x\ew Albany All Points North. South and West. South bound—No. .'iNifdit Fxpresp, 3 2 25 a mdaily No, 5, fatt iiiiiil. l. w, p. ,n.. dally No. 0. Hedford Aecotmn^lallon, 5.1:7 p. in «'.v»cptSunda\\

North bound.—No. 4. nl^ht express, 1.5» a in daily No. 0. fust mail, .:iu p. m. No. 10* latayetu} Accommodation, 10.4t n. tn. uxcopt Sundty.

No freight trsdn.t eurry passenirers. Trahi" •i. 4, ».o, stops only atCount vseatH. JAtf Kfc flAHftBJL

AKt. Monou Heute

Morion Oloek. Chi tiro. lh

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Wagner Sleepers nnd Reclining Chair Cotf on night trains, JicBt modem day coachesov all trains.

Connecting with polld Veetlhulo trains Bloomlngton and Peorlatonnd frora 31 ssour river, Penver and tho Pacific coast.

At- IndlanapollH, Cincinnati, Springfield and Columbus to rtnd from tho B&stcru and uca board cities.

TJIAINB AT OltAWFORDBVUiLK. GOING WK8T. No. 0 mall 0:18 a.m No.7 mall 01...) ...12:55 a.m No. 17 mail 1 :t5 p. No. 3 Kxpress 6:45 p.

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No.10 Mail (d) 1:55 a in No. 2 Express .H:18am/" No. 18 Mall i: 10 No.H Mall 5 05pin lull Information time, rates

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