Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 March 1891 — Page 2

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orsris ENJOYS Both the method and results WHEN Syrup of FIGS is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the tnste, and acts jremly yet promptly 011 tho Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches anil levers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is

the

only remedy of its kind ever produced, plea in!» to the tustc and acceptable to the #tiimach, prompt IN its action and truly beneficial in iu 0fleets, prepared only from the most, healthy and agreeable substances, its nianv excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular reined known. •Syrup of Fii-s is fcr sale in 50c and -SI bottles by all leadinjr druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try IF. Do iiot accept any '-substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCiSCQ, CAl. LOUISVILLE. *Y NEW YORK, f'

A. LOFLAND,

Real

Estate,

Loan, Insnranee.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

.Tfcu*. 3IK1U Street, with W.T.Whittinjjtou

Diseases of

Women

AND SUHGKHV,

Contu.latlon roomi over Siuith'i dfji S'.Ofc, South Wa«nl:,gton Street, Crnw' (i.irj«vSUe, Ind'.ana.

I. I? KTTER.

O S E I N -MATTRESSES—

FUKNirCHE ltepalreil and Packed fir Shipment.

GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Block il'2 West Pike Street. Oiit-of-t wn work

DPS.T.J,andMartha

E.H. Griffith

°FFLU«Monco 218 South Green

street

Mrs. Dr. Griffith (five* apodal attention Chronic and SurglciU Dlaoasea ot Women, Children, and ObstetrlCH. Dr. Griffith, asrenernl practice.

CONSULTATION FHEHfi.

and

PIANOS

ORGANS

CLEAXED, TUXEIJ and REPAIHL'P. Or PACKED.

JOHN M. MAC7, No. 71o south Green Street.

The Creamery.

•FRESH CKEAMKHY 15UTTER. BEN Hut'

LIIIANi, can be found at Henry Sloan's,

Ous Truat's and VanCleave Ac Houli

han's.

The Buttermilk wntron is in charge of B. F.

Snyder. JO cents per gallon.

Winslow, Lanier & Co.,

17 NASSAU STREET, New York,

BANKERS,

FOR WESTERN STATES. CORPORATIONS, BASKS A.VD MERCHANTS. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS AND LOANS NEGOTIATED.

GRAND PALACE HOTEL. 81 to 103 North Clark Street, CHICAGO. -I Minuter* Iroin Court lioiihr.

Itoth dun*.

AVeekly, •rj. Trtu.Ment ,/JOa Tp. Kestaurant by Compnjron. late (.hlcntm (.tub, he!. 1'opular Prices. New Hous*. Cot this out for furl her In format ion.

MUSiC,

f. 'jl'cE'iiASTLt, ihO. FI'JW. VOI-«-.

Violin,

I ii ii on "ir-»« 'S-yni'* httiH Ti rMr**i rt. t-M-'ii .iiUrintr. tbf M'hool ».*m' Uml- p« flj p.

'AN! M. IIOWK. I),.an.

Mnlsca iv T/'vely Comploxinn. ft

•plemli'l

Tonic, and euros JJoiH, Hcrofuln, Mercurinl an«l all Blood/ Di.s».ka.«!c5. »SfM by your Druggist. ^Sellers Medicine Co., Pittsburgh,Pa^

Tlie .MotliAr'K Friend

Not only shortens labor and iessens pain attending It, but greatly dimlnlobes th.' datitfer to life of both mother and child It used a few months before confinement. Write to Tho liradfleld Regulator Co., Atlanta Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nye & Oo. Crawfordsvitlo, Ind.

1 iiad a severe attaak of catarrh and becmne HO deaf I could not hear common converration. I Buffered terribly from writ in my head. I procured a bottlof Kly's Cr-'aui Uului, and In three weeks could hear as well as I ever could, and now I can say to all who are afllicted with tl.e worst of diseases, catarrh, takEly's Cream Balm ai'd be cured. Jt Is woith $1.00(1 to any inan, woman or child Biifferlrg from catarrh,—A. E. Newman, Grayling, Mtch.

SHILOn'S CODGH and Consumption Cure Is sold by ua on a guarantee. It cures consumption. For sale by Moflett, Morgan it Oo.

Shlloh'sOure will Immediately rellov Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitl For sale by Moffelt, Morgan & Oo.

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Published EYCTJ Even!

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lly X. II. H. McCAIK.

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Weekly Journal, per year, ne county, 11.35.

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WEDNESDAY. MAIU li 1, 1801.

This Date in History--March 4.

THE LOLLOPING PIVSHLFMS WORE inaugurated on THISTHAE: WASHINGTON UT'I

s*v«'»nd

TIMV (TR'.W),

ATTAINS I!W, J^FOM'SON TWIOF ISO), Madison twictt U***- JSJ M*»nroo THE first tuuo(l!17). John YUIIU'V Adams 1SCT»). Jackson tivioe (.L?A9» 1SET». "Van HUNM Harrison 0^0. "''IK (.1S45). iVrcc (1.SSU). BUCHANAN OS."»R, Lincoln TWICE lv-1. I'-U",I. (Jnuit

twice

(IMJFL, (Jar-

A JCVRIAIUL (l!SS*» und Hcnjumin Har

rison .UV* »H W lishitnrton'S first inauguration WNS ON AJ-NL W. IT^'.K TIN- second inauguration 5K»nr*»c, and tli«so of Taylor and Haves-

on the .'it'.), LIECAUA*' the -Ith Sunday.

1—Pennsylvania GRANTED to

I NVashityzt»u.

ISfW— Bill of itnpeaehtnent «"»F .lohnson

the senate

NF»RE

William Ivnn."

1TIU—Wrmoui admitted into the Union." l7VW-~K»'in iugumtiun of Gen. AN ASMNGTON AN president th inauguration April :U. 17S1. L*L--limnd "funersil PNVCSSIOTI

in honor ot' the

virtnns the Kv.volntion IT: France. I'NV S.ATF legislature in KATI^A* constituted. L^IT—TN-AIY of JM-AO' WITH Prrsiu 1SW- -A NATIONAL academy of SCIENCES ESTABLISHED

ent up

by THE house of ivprosenraUve.S

THE MONTGOMERY CNUNTY FARMES' COUNCIL. Jinny persons biive nu impression tliut the Montgomery County Funnels' Council is some kind of political organization like tho Farmers' Alliance and ether organizations of farmers for tbe purpose of agitating political question?. But it is nothing of tho sort. It is the sole purpose of the Montgomery county Fanners' Council to aid the firmer by teaching him the best methods of furmiuer. Its object is to tod out the means by which farms may be made to yield large crops and bring the industrious and wide-awuke farn.or the most money for his labor. Tho men who constitute the Montgomery County

Farmers' Council have little faith in political farming. They believe rather in rich soil, good tillage and close economy. They believe thut the troubles of tho average farmer result more from shiftless fnrming, a luck of economy and a low degree of labor, rather than from bud la*s. Their purpose is to ascertain by the experience of many farmers the bi st way to build up and keep up the fertility of the soil. They Jo not believe that Coufiress could pass any law that would make large crops grow in poor ground without proper cultivation. And, therefore, they hope, by concerted etVjrt-, to ascertain and disseminate belter ways of farming as at leatt a partial ri medy for the sup pressed condition of our farming in du-tries. No 011 need hesitate to bocome a mi-mlxr on the ground that has anything to do with politics. As already indicated, its purpose is to in troduce into our county new and better paying farm industries, and the gaining of greater protits by better ways and m.-uns on the farm.

THE SENATE SAi,AfiY BILL. The Senate yesterduy passed tlie bill fixing the salarieB of State and county officerB. It was passed just as it came from the hands of the majority of the committee. The minority of the committee presented a report which stated that wh'le the salaries of nearly five hundred county officers had been reduced the emoluments of the Secretary, Auditor and Treasurer of State amounted to from 810,000 to S'20,000, and as a reform measure it was denounced as a fraud and a subk-rfuj. e. The majority report was then adopted. The salaries for tho oflioora of this county are as follows: Cherk, S2.C00 Auditor, $2,800 Recorder, 81,000 Treasurer, 250 Sheriff, $2,250. From tiese salaries the officers must pay tbe necessary deputy hire. It is ve:y doubtful whether tho Clerk, Audi tor anil Sheriff in this county will re ceive enough to hire their deputies. It is needless to say that the bill as it pnsscd the Senate is an outrageous fraud. The majority evidently were not sinoero in reporting such a bill, and in passing it tLey felt quite sure that it would bo defeated in tho House. For tho time wasted on the fee and salary business this Legislature could have been enj?nged more profitably iu playing tiddlewinUs. As was well said by the minority iu ita report the bill as it passed the Senate is a fraud and a subterfuge. If tho Democratic Senators think tlif can pull the wool over the people's eyes in tnis manner they will discover their error when it is too late.

The attention of educators and of those who make school laws is called to a new statute iu Michigan. This hygi enic law prohibits children suffering with clironic catarrh or consumption from attending tlie public schools. In the interest of public health this law, recognizing the scientific germ theory of disease and contagion, is to bo commended.

NEW YOIIK PUKBS: The average price of barley in eight farming States, 38} cents per bushel.

In eight manufacturing States, 00 ctnts per bushel.

Why not extend this market by taring more mnnufncturinp?

William E. Smythe congratulated the Nebraska irrigating convention on the fact that western Nebraska had ceased to pray for rain and gone to digging ditchoo.

A Noteil Proucher*

ITR.V. ROBERT COl.l.VKR.

Robert Collyer was born in Kciglily, Yorkshire, England, Dec. 8, ISJit. His education was received at the wintor terms at a night school, for nt the ago of 8 he had to begin hard work, and at 14 he was apprenticed to a blacksmith. Ho educated himself, however, and gained fame as a Methodist preacher. Coming to the United States he continued to work at his trade and preach on Sunday till hia views underwent a change, and he became a Unitarian. In I860 he began to preach for Unity church, in Chicago. In 1879 lie became pastor of the Cliurcl of the Messiah, Xew York city.

,/./ *iiHM» She Wont llnnit'. Since slio went lidmi'The evening shiulows lonRt-r linear hero. The winter days lilt so much of the yoar. Ami t'VtMi -umuii'i- winds are i-hill and droar

Since shu went home.

Since she went home—

The robin's note has touched minor strain. The '.dd «lud songs breathe hut a smt refrain. And hiuijhter sobs with hidden, bitter jmin

Since she wont home.

Since she went home—

How still the empty rooms lu-r presence blessed. Untouched the pillow that her dear head pressed. My lonely heart hath nowhere for its rest

Sinco she went home.

Since she went home

The long days have crept away like years, Tho sunlight lias been dimmed wna doubts and fears. And the dark nights have niim-.l in lonely teai-s

Since she went- home. Ho'imi lable.

ROYAL FLUSHES.

Emperor William has given orders that women shall not be employed at night in any government factory.

The little queen of Holland has lier military household, and her service iucludes also a chamberlain, professors, her governess and other attendants.

The Princess of Wales has given orders that nothing need be submitted for lie: Inspection, or that of her daughters, in which birds are used as trimming.

King Kalakaua, when he died, had with him an unpublished book, "The Temple of Wisdom," in which he attempts to show that all things have their origin in lire ami will end in tire.

The emperor of Japan is tal! in compar ison with the majority of his subjects, and has strongly marked features. His eyes are dark and watchful, and he has a slight beard and mustache.

Wherever Queen Victoria goes her royal bed and her favorite brand of cheese are taken. She likes Cheddar best, and after dinner she usually eats small piece of it with a water cracker.

The only Hohenzollern prince who sat with an ordinary school class on nil orili nary school bench was Prince William now Emperor William II. lie attended the Cassel Gymuasium and contracted there his distaste for Greek.

ATCHISON PHILOSOPHY.

Ixive will digest anything. Two persons who have lied to each other can never become sincere friends.

A man never gets so poor that he can' borrow trouble without security. There are few who can help a needy person without afterwards telling some body.

When a man is cross it is an evidence that he is suffering he is entitled to syin pathy, not reproaches.

Watch the hand that puts you on the back. Nine times out of ten it will afterwards grope its way into your pockets.

You have only to say that a woman is pretty to hear some one else in the crowd say, "Yes, butsho hasn't much sense."

Some men address people in the way farmer calls his pigs to corn, and then wonder that they are not more popular.

A philosopher is a man who can feel as easy over his own troubles as he does over his neighbor's. There nre no philosophers.

Until the conceit is effectually taken out of a man, as it always is, sooner or later, it will do everything for him except pay his board.

Before a man is i'orty, he expects by every mail a letter telling him that he is the man needed to take charge of important business in some other part of the world.— Atchison Globe.

Overacted,

Bho (in the background)—I wondar who thoso people at the other table are. Tm mire it's a bridal couple.

He—Why? She—Well, they look aa if they didn't know each other.—Lift).

Th« ISucilliiH.

A merry little bacillus,shefroli.-'.ert in theHUn, Blie said: "I am so uaelottd! There's nothing

have done.

Fatherland

fos-

A Chicago critic objects to tho dramatic art of a certain actress bocau.se sho "has no messago to tho soul." Dear, dear! And Chicago butchers forty hogs a minutdl

INDIANA.

Doings of the Lawmakers—Other Interesting Nows.

The urc.

IjrWA.v.\.rous, Ind., March 4. —By a vote of 41 to 'J5 the house nt the morning session defeated the bill which provides for a general system of dressed beef inspection by the appointment of inspectors in all cities and towns with power to collect fees which were practically prohibitory. The bill was aimed at the dressed beef industiy of Chicago and was similar in its provisions to the measure declared unconstitutional two years ago. Senator Hurk's bill making imprisonment mandatory in cases where intoxicating liquors are sold without a license was defeated. The bill appropriating S100,UU0 for the completion of the soldiers' monument was passed. The house passed the metropolitan-police bill for Terre llaute ovor the governor's veto. It is now a law.

The senate passed a bill for a 0 per cent, levy additional for the benefit of benevolent institutions. This is iu addition to the present general levy of 1'J per cent., and will increase tho revenuo of the state $000,000.

The senate passed the bill giving this city a new charter, which places the appointment of all bonrds in the hands of the mayor, abolishes the board of aldermen and makes radical changes in the fundamental laws governing the city. The governor vetoed the mine inspection bill, but the senate immediately passed it over his objections.

The house passed under a suspension of tbe rules a bill which adds to tho state tax levy six cents in the S100 valuation for the support of charitable institutions. It is expected that it will add 8525,000 a year to the state's "resources," and it will increase the levy from twelve to eighteen cents. The house passed a bill which adds a penalty of imprisonment from ten to thirty days for liquor dealers who sell without a license

The senate bill appropriating$l00,000 for the Indiana world's fairexhibit was called up iu the house A motion to make the amount $4..000 finally pre vailed amid much excitement. Gov. Ilovey will probably feel compelled to veto the bill should it pass in its present form. There is. however, little expectation that the senate will agree to the amendment in time to puss the bill

SturicntN

VAI.I'AHAISO, Ind., March 4. Great excitement exists among the students of the Normal school, or tl. it portion of them that have In nn.v va_v been visiting saloons the lust Keek. Thus far about a dozen of tliein have been expelled for violating til rule that no student shall enter a saloon or piny pool, billiards or any game in a saloon or any publio place. The school is entirely a private institution, owned and controlled by Messrs. Brown and Kinsey, and they have,in their employ persons who watch and look after the students at all times. Lately the spies have been instructed to bo more vigilant, and the weeding out process has begun in dead earnest. It is expected that more expulsions will follow. Messrs. Brown and Kinsev have under their charge over 2,000 students, and it is claimed they will not suffer to remain any student who may in any way bring dishonor to the good nam* of the institution.

I wish I could do something for others ere 1 dif} There are lots of folks uuselfish— then whj not l'r" This merry Utile bacillus decided for lo die To give her life for Hclonce, and not to roasoi why. So in a vat of Klyeerineshe plunged-thismerrj nymph, Aad In the twinkling of uu eye was changed tc lienliiiK lymph. This merry little luicillus was tlie leader of th« band Who 're dying now for seieneu iu tho uapp

They all are most unselfish, and quite rejoiced to die— Thuso very merry jelly-jolly bacilli! —Boston Transcript.

A Fortunate Young Ija«ly.

MIBS

Jennie Martin, 17fi North St

Iiochefctoi'. Nr. Y.. myH. "I snUered long from kidney complaints home physicians failed to afford .ellef. A friend induced me to try Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Koundout, N Y. The effect was wonderful. When I had taken three bottleB I was cured and have had no trouble since. I wrlto for the benefit of others.

PiiMtMjby br.M,I«.CttM£

Will Muko a Tf*t Case or It.

TF.HUK HAUTE,

New Coal lloail In Indiana.

BIIA7.II.,

Frozen In tlie Ire

TKURK

Indiana Miners In Convention. TKRHR ll.U'Ti:. Ind., March 4.—The convention of miners representing the Eleventh district of the United Mine workers of America, comprising Indiana and part of Kentucky, met Tuesday. Tho legislative committee, announced the p.-ussage by the legislature of a bill providing for tliu weighing of conl before screening. The miners will ask for a decided Increase from seventy-five cents for block coal and severity cents for bituminous.

lifHtli of a rinnoer.

MAUTI NSVH.I.K, Ind., March 4.— John Mosicr, a farmer living five miles west of this city, died at his home of old age Monday night, fjo was born in North Carolina in 1 SO J, and resided continu? ously at his late home for sixty years. His wife, aged SO, survives him. .Sho is an invalid and has been confined to her bed for fifty ye(irs.

Wheu Baby wan irfcs, wa gara her Laatorl*. When she WAS a Child, sho cried for Cftstoria. When she became Mtsa, she clung to Caatorla. Vbon sho had Children, she gave them Caatorl*

CUTABBH OUBRD,

up I

CHILD.

Bermuda

I sometimes call It (Bermuda Bottled, and many cases nr CONSUMPTION,

Bronchitis, Cough or Severe Cold

I have CliHEIl with It and the advantage Is that the most nensitlvc stomneh can take It. Another Ililnur which commends It Is the slimulatiiiK properties ol the IIypophosphltes which It contains. ou will find it for sale at. your Urueiclst's but see you »ret the original SCOTT'S EMULSION."

UST 1 2 3 4 5 .7

10 11 v± 12 ii! HI

Ind.. March 4. —It

has been decided to raise a test case ol the law passed over tho governor's veto by which Terre Haute is to have police commissioners appointed by the state officers. Whenever the board of state commissioners shall have been selected and qualified and appoint thoir superintendent, the present Superintendent Davis will refuse to hand over the office, alleging the unconstitutionality of the law. and will apply to tho circuit court of this county for an injunction restraining the stato police commission from assuming control.

Ind., March 4.—Tho man

agers of the Wabash system have d«clarcd their intention of building a branch to Brazil from Attica via Covington and Monteziimadurinjf this year. This will make the fourth road from the north to tap the coal fields here this year—the Indiana Midland, the Fort Wayne, Terre Haute it South wester,., the Chicago. I'ax ton & Cayuga aud the Wabash. The conl ontput is now 600 cars daily. New roads will open newfields and greatly increase the output.

HAI'TK, Ind., March •!.- Will

iam Mullen, a miner at Geneva, Var million county, who disappeared two weeks ago. shortly after the discovery that he was a defaulter to the amount of S7tl as financial secretary of a miners' organization, was found dead, frozen in tlie ice und drift in a creek near where he lived. It Is thought he drowned himself when the wafer was high and that the body was carried with the drift, to wlu-re it lodged and afterward froze in the Ice.

bealth and sweet

breath soourod, by Shlloh's catarrh rem.

DR.

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LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VECETABLE I the only Poniilvo Curr anil V«*irltliuut«* Ilonn»«l COMPOUND lor tjii- preuluir wrakm^rs and ailment* ol women.

1 I •rjranic LMOAOS OF tlie I'torus or Womb,ami

I cure# the worat forms of

•ack,

Falling

ami Displacement of

SOLVE* and expels Tumors from the Uterus

anil

"treiicthen." and tone

the

etc., and

Female Complaints, that llearinp-down Feeling, Weak

tin* Womb, Inflammation Ovarian Troubles, and all

invaluable to

.Stomach. Cures Heatlache, (Jenera!

INVIGORATE* the whole system. For the

An Illustrated book, entitled Guide to Health and Etiquette," by Lydla E. Pinkham, Is of great value to ladles. We will present a copy to anyone addressing us with two 2-cent stamps,

Bottled.

"Yon niii»t KO to Itermuda. If! you lo not 1 will not be renitotifi!ol© fop the coiiKequeuceA." But, doctor, 1 can afford neither tlie I on W If tlmt Is ImpoHslble, try

SCOTT'SI

MULSION

OF PURE NORWEGIAN

COD LIVER OIL.

E S

DH. HUUI'IIHEYS'SrKciPics

arc scientittcally And

carefully pruparwt prescriptions used for many years In private practice with succefis.aml tor over thirty years UHIKI by the people. Every singlo Specific a special cure for the disease named.

These Specifics cure without drugging, purging or reduciug the system, and are In fact and dtHMltheNoverelffu runtedicsof the World.

OP I'KIJfCIl'Ai OH. CCUEP. PevorM, Conation, Inflammation .. Worm*, Worm Fever, Worm Colic.. Crying CnlltsorTeeihlugof InfanU I) In rh en, of Children or Adult*.... I)y«enteryt Grlplug,HiliousColic.... Cholera SI orbu*, Vomiting Cough*, Cold, ttronchltls Neurnlifln, Toothache,Faceache Itcfidnchea* Sick Headache, Vertigo nyspcpalii. Bilious Stomach Suppressed or I'ninful Period* WuiteH, too Profuse Periods. Croun, Cough, Ilflicult Breathing Halt Ktieuni, Erysipelas,Eruntlo^^ KhetutiatlNiii, Rheumatic Pains... ever and Affile, Chills,Malaria 5 I'llef*, Wind or Bleeding ,,1 Cnlurrh, Influenza, Cold In the Head ,.j Whooping Cough* violent Coughs. ,5 General DeM III y.Physical Weakness «q Kidney Dlwenae ,5 Nervous Debility 1,0 l-rlnary Wenknesn, Wetting Bed. ,n Diocatiefl of theIIeart,Palpltatlonl»Q Sold by Druggfots, or sent postpaid on receipt of price.

MAll THE WOJf lO THEJiB /S 61/T 6N£ CU/£

D? HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC It can be xlvcn in cupot ton or coirec.or In »r tlclosof food, without tho knowludne of th patient., if nocersary It IHabsolutely hannl and n'lllvffoct a permanent and speedv cur whether tho patent is a moderatefirliik'ororiui alchollewreck. ITNKVRK KAII.S. .loner atea §o uletly and with ouch eertalnt,- tliut the natlont. underifuea 110 lneonvenlenee, an ere no l« aware. Ills complete reronnaMor ef feted. 4B-iat{ book of particulars fr ceNye Co.. ilruirifltils niu-lnr(!ovll!o ln1 If

Merit Wins

We dc9lre to sny to our eitlzin« Mint, for yoiui wo luivo lieoii ni-lllnn |jr, ICInK's N-\v Discsvorv for fioii8um|itlon. Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills. Uucklon't. Arnica Salvo ani Eli-.ctrto Bltr.ers, ninl hnvo never hmnllixl romedl'.-B tlint sell or that Imvi) Kiv.'ii swell uiilvi rsnl satlufnctlon. Wo do not hesltnte to Rmiri'ite« tlieni every tirim, und 7.0 will btand ready to lefnml tho purohase pn o, If satisfactory results do 11 follow thnlr IISP. Tliogo romodii's have won tiiclr Kioaf popularity purely on their merits. For sale by Nyo & Co., Druggists.

Children Crv for Pitcher's Cutoric.

CONFIDENCE BEGETS LOVE."

Gran'mn, kiss mc

•/.fTjAv good-night. Sister is asleep,but N\

lohearyou tell ot'all

the ladies that call vou Mother." Mrs.

I'INK

II AM "Yes, darling,

when you are older perhaps you may do as I have done."

Everybody lovesyou.gran'IIIA I wish everybody would lovcme." Mrs. 1'INKIIAM. "Everyone will love you, my child, il' they can conlltlc in you."

The above dialogue tells its own story even the Utile child, without knowing why her graudinother is so universally loved, sees in her lace light of intellectual sympathy that satisiles her. That sympathy has extended itself all over the world, for wherever civilized women exist, Mrs. l'iiikham is known and reverenced.

the CHANGE of Life. DIS

at an early ntape,

raiieemus Humor. Subdue* Kaintnes*, Hxeitabllity, Nervous Prostration, Kxh:iu-lion,

ami cheeks any tendency to

Debility,

I ndiceMioti.

cure of Kidney Complaints of either

the Compound lian uo rival. All Pru£piit.H sell it a.s a ntandaril urliclc. or sent by mall, in form of PUN or l.o/enges. ,m receipt ot »l.«. LYDIA E. PINKHAM MED. CO.. LYNN. MASS.

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IMPORTANT!

We will soon commence, In these columns, the publication of the

Great Composite Novel,

Entitled

Bis Fleeting Weal,

The Joint Work of

W. II. BALI.OU, ISLLA "W1U5ELKK AVILCOX, MA

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