Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 March 1891 — Page 2

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o:viv 13 rv JOYS Both the melliorl and results wlieu Syrup of Fi-s is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver aii'l Iiowels. cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual coii'-tiji.itiou. Syrup of Figs is the oii.y remedy of iu kind ever pro dueed, pleading to the taste and ac cepraltle to the stomach, prompt ii: its action mid truly beneficial in its etil'cts. prepared only from the 1110=1 healthy and agreeuble substances, its ruany excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Fipj is iVr sale in 50c and Si bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist \vh may not have ii 011 hand will pro cure it promptly for any one whe wishes to try i?„ Do dot accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO S*N FRANCISCO, (MI. LOUISVILLE XY HEW VOUK.

A. LOFLAND,

Reai Estate, Loan, Insurance, GOOD NOTES CASHED. W*«t Mnlti Stivot. with W.T-U'hlttiiigtou

Diseases of Worries A N S Coniv^.-at'on :O:HM over elsuj

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O S E I N -MATTKKSSES-

FORSITCUE Ii"[iuh'Hl anil Packed for Shipment. GEORGE R, RICE, Joel Block,

Hi West ('Ike Street.

Out ..( ri 01 Ii -i.llrlt.'ii.

Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H, Griffith °'"lle?"kMicv 218 South Greon street Mrs. Dr. GHttith gives special attention

Chronic and Su: tf-tcul Diseases OJ Women, Children, nnd Obetetricd. Dr.Griffith.acrenerftl practice.

A O N I

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and

ORGANS

CLEAXEI). TUXEL):.,.:' REPAIRVT: Or 1'ACKKF).

JOHN M. MACY, No 7li noutti ilreen .Street.

The Creamery.

FRESH REAMKRY HUTTKU, BEN Hn-

HUANII, cau be found at Henry Sloan's,

Gus TruUt's and VanCleave Houle'

han's.

The HuUermilk wagon is in charge of B. F.

Snyder. 10 cents per gallon.

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BEECHAM'S PILLS

CURE SICK HEADACHE.

25 Cents a Box-. OF ALL DBUOGIBTB.

GRAND PALACE HOTEL.

81 to 103 North Clark Street, -CHICASO. •I .Uiiiiitt-s tr lit lourt lioune. ItotIt I'luiiM.

W»'« kly, $ T» Hi.Mont. 50J L'p. IlOtrt-aurant by Compatmn, late Chicago Club, her. Popular Prices New Houu*. Cut this out tor further inlormntion.

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VelsT SYRUP.

You don't have to contluue dosing with Simmon's Liver Regulator, Orun little oures effectually.

Shlloh's(Jure will Immediately rellev Croup, Whooping Cough and Brocchlti POT sale by Moffett, Morgan Co.

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THURSDAY. MARCH u, 1891,

This Dale in History—March irrO-Mob in Huston utUicktM the British tr^op* a detachment tirwl, killing .'-5 ami wounding this Is known as th«» Boston massacre. ISJO—l^ath of AUwamlvr Volrn. discoverer of the prine pl»» of tho voltaio jo!e and Italian physicist born 1. 15. 1S53—iIcff'.M*soa Davis secretary of war, Caleb

Ciwhin attorney K»nem!, William I- Jlarcy secretary of state. lSftJ—liittlw of l'ea tti'Ue, Ark l^uir, It eon* tiuuo«l till tho Sth, anil ineluihsl s*«|vinito pafiOHivtits at UfntonviiU', l.ortoivu and KJk* honi Tavoni. -Itattlo of Thompson's Siutim', l.'niou h*'.s KlOi. im. rly trapf uivU. (.'o'ifo.U?rato ikO. I KSX—lfcittle nt Vit/wi City,"Miss.: two cilortxl iwiaionts loiitcht bravdjr. 1^71— I'roolnmattMii against tho K.i lvhix in .South

Carolina. --lluihorfonJ IV IIay»N inau^uratfil uino-U-'-nth |M'fvi«hMi{ «f th«i 1'iiiicil Slate's. 1-^0— lUi^. A. »f. Terry promol^l to fill tho vaoaiu'v causj'-l hv ilealh of.Mnj (J-*n Han-

•¥9~lV'ath in \v.v Y-nk of.Mary .Friiitcs Hooth, ciliturof UariHM 's Rt/^ir, a^oii r.S yw*:-.

THE AYRSHIRE UOW.

The Crawfonlsvillo Butter Factory has sturtml grunt il'sjussion as^) the beet brt'oJ of buttor cows, for it is conceded by all that to make dairying pay nine but gooil lmtter making oona should bo kept. Arnoug the dairymen of Euglaud aud .Soctiaml the Ayrshire cow probably takes iirucedenoe of all others. This breed is thought by some authors to ho a cross between the Alderui.y und the Short Horn, liiuug'v the origin of the breed is weiluigb lost. \Vhilu Robert Burns, the Scotch poet, l'.vcd at Ellis'mnd he carried on dairying with Ayrshire cows. Many incidents are giveii in the books showiug the great yield of butter nud milk from cows of this breed. The mi'k of the Ayrshire breed of cows iB not o: ly abundant iu quantity but also rioh in tliohe substances which constitute excellence of quality, and when with these qualities is considered the small amount ot food consumed the result is so favora bio to this breed that few thoroughly acquainted with the subject will refuse to rank the Ayrshire CJI? among tlie most valuable for dairy purpose?. In a competition at Ayr in .Scotland in 1801 jr a prize ottered by the Duke of Atliol tho average weight of milk per day for two d.iys troai six cows was about fifty pounds, the cows being milked twice a day. The cow which took the first prize gave an uverngo of fifty-seven pounds per day. Ouc of four imported Ayrshire cows owned several years since by tho luto J. P. Cashiug, Water town, Mass., gave in one year :58iU quarts of milk. Tue imported cow Jean Armour owned by H.

Peters, Southboro, Mass., in 1S02, gave an average of l'J pounds of milk a d:»y for 114 days,commencing June 1st and for tue mo ith of July her average was 51 lbs,, 14 oz per day. Her milk for throe days in July yielded six pounds of butter or two lbs, per day. Her live weight at tho oloso of the tiial was 967 lbs. The important fact nll not be overlooked that to breed and to perpetuate profitable d-iiry stock regard must be hud to hardness and strength of constitution and also to such fatter iug tendencies as will insure a profitable return from calves fattened for veal, from steers reared for beef and from cows which having Bervtd their term in the dairy are at last dried of their milk aud prepared for the butcher. The importance of these properties is not sufficiently regarded by keepers of dairy stock in this country. The Ayrshire has proved quite as good for buttor as the Aldeiney, more profitable for milk and much better for beef, so that .she combines all tho good qualities of t'io Aiderney and po.^e ses many t'n good quultities besideu. But, after all, what one wants is a good dairy cow, ratner than bad dairy cow that belongs to a good breed. There are good individual oows to bo found in all breeiiB.and when you find such an one, this is the one to keep and ureed from without regard to the breed she belongs to. The ljest brped of dairy OOWB after all is tho gcod cows. So keep all tiie good cows of all breeds aud fatten for tho butcher all that are not good.

Iu this way we will have none but good d.iiry cowc.

T'HI:

Senate salary bill WUB non con

curred iu by the House by a vote of 82 to 5. It was referred to a conference committee when a question, How not to do it, will receive due attention. There seeuiu to bo au implied understanding that the Senate shall look after the interests ot tho State officers and the House the county officers. It is tho boliew now that the bill will fall between tho two houses.

A C.HEAT many newspapers aro predicting that when the first of April comes and sugar is put on the free libt, that article will be two cents a pound cheaper than it is now. The first of April is very ucur at hand aud tlieso rs hud butter wait aud see. Iu 1840 wheu tho tariff ou sugar was reduced MI ar got higher and it is not improbable that it may do so again.

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(.ten. .Sherman, rest to his brave soul! always contended that the war was really ended and settled at tho fall of Vicksburg, and that all tho after fighting was "last ditch" business on the part of the Confederates...

TnE State tax levy has been increased from 12 centa to 18 cents on the 9100,

"rathvr of the Atlantic ruble.11

CYRVS \V. K1KI.D.

Cyrus West Field was born Nov. "0, lblii. at Stockbriil^e, Mass. His father was Rev. David Dudley Field, and his brothers are all men of mite. David Dudley Field is tho author of the Field codes Stephen Johnson Field, justico of the United States supreme court, and Henry I Martvn Field. D. D., editor of Tho New

York Evangelist. Cyrus W. is best known from the fact that ho managed the successful laving of the first Atlantic cable.

I.OTL'.

trnless y«'» think when tho snnn is ilone, No uihcr is swooi in the rhythm UnlcSH you can feel, when Jeft by one.

Thai all men else with Uim Uulc^ you can know whou unpraisod by hia breath

Thai vourboanty itself wants proving lTnh•** you can swear--"For life, for death*1— Oh, fear to call it loving!

Unless you enn muse in a crow»l all day On the absent. fac»that tlxcd you Unless you can love tho nnci ls may.

With the breadth of heaven betwixt you Unless you ran dream that his faith is fast. Through IwhoovinK and uutohoovins UnUts^ you can die wheu the dream is pust—

Oh, never call it loving! —Elizabeth Barrott Browning.

Itookd.

The past bat. lives in words a thousand agc« Were blaik, if books liod not evokinl their ghosts. And kept the pale emWdied shades to warn us From fleshlof* lips

Bulwer.

(rouruife!

Darkness before, all joy behind! Yet keep thy courage, do not mind He soonest reads the lesson right Who reads with back against the licht! --Scribner's Monthly.

N O E S

A. J. Haws, Johnstown, Pa., is drivitiK the black pacing gelding Jewett, 2:14, ou the road, lie i3 gettiuy along iu yeaix, but ia a great horse.

Tho myv half mile track built by the Washing a County Fair association at Spriu^fiehi, Ky., is about completed, aud will be oue of the most attractive in that state.

Jockey Tony Hamilton was married to Miss Anuie L. Messley, of St. Louis, recently. ISJUIC Murphy was "be^t man.1' The bride was given $2,000 in presents by Hamilton.

C. W. Williams, of Indianapolis, who developed Axtell, baa a full sister to that great trotter which ho has named Can't Tell. She is being driven on the road every favorable day.

Anteeo, 2:IG}£, the famous stallion by Electioneer—Columbine, is expected to realize when put up for sale in Kentucky the highest price ever paid for one of bis distinguished family.

A trotting moose at Sioux Falls, N. D., is the latest phenomenon. It belongs to Senator Pettigrew, and has been matched to trot at the state fair against Function, who has a record of 2:21.

Theodore Winters, tho California turfman, who bred and raced K1 Rio Hey and Key del Reyes, will go east again this season with string of thirteen, among which is a half sister to El Rio Rey. "As there hxive been many erroneous statements published regarding tho price that I paid Governor Stanford for Sunol, Robert Bonner said recently, "it may be as well to state that 1 gave $41,000 for her— just $1,000 more than I paid Mr. Vander bilt for Maud S."

M. E. Mcllenry, Geneseo, Ills., has purchased frotn Leo Moser, of St. L»ouis, for $10,000, the 6-year-old chestnut trottiug stallion Reserve Fund 5,302, by Nutwood, 2:lS?-4, dam Lizzie Wilkes, by George Wilkes second dam Ladoga, by Mambrino Patchen third dam by Edwin Forrest. He also purchased from the same party four 2-year-olds by Reserve Fuud for $5,400.

The Age of Surprised*

T-0 llO^y GOOqs

TffiVS l^sv

Mrs. Iirinsmead—No not that, Edgardo. When I buy you a toy I wont something that will inculcate an object lesson.

Salesman—Be careful, young man! I wouldn't fool with thai

70 VS

-DONKEY!

—Judce.

Saved Her the Trotihl*.

Landlady—Let's see, Mr. Iinpecune owes me for three weeks' board. You needn't mind dusting Mr. (mpecune's room this morning, Jane.

Jane—No, main tho gintlemun's done it bisself. Landlady—Done what?

Jane—Dusted.—American Grocer.

Tb«?n HIM! Now.

There wan a time in lays gone by, When collar buttons wern't forthcoming, When husbands used «iuito \vMght words

And searched the house from roof to pluujb* ing.

But now your collar but tonV safe You always know Just where to spot It: And when It's missing from its place

You frel serene youR wife luw got it. --(.'iothier and Furnisher.

The .Mottior's Friend

FCOT only shc.rtons la))or and JO^POIIQ pain attending it, but greatly dimlniohi's the danger to life of both mother and child If use I a few months before confinement. Write to Tho liradfleld Regulacor Co., Atlanta Ga., tor further particulars. Sold by Nye A Co. CrawfordarlUe, Ind.

OMpm OV fcr JWTEK

STATE NEWS.

Column of Fresh News from Points ift Indiana.

"The rogMittureJ

—The

IXDIAVAPOLis. tniL. Miiroh house on Wednesday passed the Semite bill providing for a change iu tho depth of the channel to be out throught tho Kankakee river ut Momenee, 111. The original bill provided that tho excavation should be seven feet deep and HO feet wide, while the uniended bill permits the work to be begun higher up the,stream aud the excavation to be tive feet at the point of highest elevation. Other bills were passed as follows: Authorizing the establishment of oil pipe liue companies and giving such companies the right to lay pipe lines: authorizing incorporated towns to issue bonds for the purpose of establishing fire departments: reducing railroad passenger fare from three to two cents per mile appropriating S."i7,:i00 for the soldiers orphans' home. The fee aud salary bill, which was so radically amended in the senate, was returned to the house and the amendments read. The members were very indignant over the action of tho senate, and by vote of S2 to S rejected all tho amendments. Conference committees were appointed, but it is believed that they will not agree. Many changes have been made in the fee and salary bill iu the senate. Instead of reducing ttie emoluments of the state officers they are larger than ever before, ranging from StO.OlH) to f'JO.OOO a year, though it has been the purpose of tho reformers to make them lower.

Ills Wife Worked Against Mint. fNIJlAMAl'oLls, lnil., March 5.—The divorce suit of ex-Councilman Long is on trial in tho circuit court, and the testimony adduced Wednesday was of a peculiar character. Long was on the witness stand and stated that when he was a candidate for re-election to tin* council his wife made a campaign against him, going from house to house in his ward and denouncing him to the neighbors. Her statements turned all the women against him and they influenced their husbands and he was defeated in award where he should have had a large majority. lie is a church member, he said, but he. could never get. his wife to accompany him to church until he had paid her tive dollars. He declared that liis wife carried her arm in a sling for several weeks when there was nothing the matter with her and said that he had broken the member.

Held Up Near Valparaiso.

VAl.i'AltAllio. Ind.. March A.—Charles Van Horn, who is traveling on horseback from Zanesville. O.. to Davenport, la., was robbed Tuesday by Walter Hurg and Robert Nicholls near this city. They met Vnn Horn in a hollow and at the point of a revolver relieved him of ¥70 aud then gave him back one dollar when he begged them not to leave him penniless. The thieves came to this city, followed by Van Horn, who caused their arrest aud recovered his money The robbi-rs confessed.

An Indiana .Mammoth Civo. Si'iiNCKit, Ind., March —A cave of large dimensions has been discovered on the farm of llaniel Keem, a short distance north of this city. The cave has been explored for a distance of half a mile and was found to be very large and divided into several rooms or compartments. Many small streams of water were found by the explorers.

ItidlnttH Mine WorkprV mvpntlon. TEHIU: IlAtrrK. Ind.. March 5.—The Indiana state convention of the United Mine Workers Wednesday adopted a resolution expressing the protest of the convention against Gov. Hovey's action in vetoing the senate, bill relative to mine inspectors. The ocale question is still under discussion. ..

A HIJC Unrecorded Mortgage. FORT

WAYNK. Ind., March 5.—A tax

detective has discovered an unrecorded mortgage, held by Judge James Cherey, of this city, on which the taxes would amount to over $400,000. Judge Cherey, though living in unpretentious style, is reported to be worth S14.000.000.

Anyltun TrnKteflK Nominated. INDIANAI'OI.IS, Ind., March 5.—The democratic caucus Wednesday night nominated for trustees of the Richmond hospital J. R- Smiley, of Putnam exSenator Hale, of Adams, and Montgomery. Marsh, of Hancock: vice Kountz, lienhain aud Martin resigned.

IHralli »r a JiHt^c.

I.AFAYKTTK. Ind., March R.—Judge Mark Jones, a prominent jurist, died Wednesday, aged 77. at his home iu this city. Judge Jones settled near Lafayette in 1824, lie fore the city was founded, and was one of the oldest odd fellows in Indiana.

I'olo t'hiitnpidii.hlp Ctnmc.

MrxriK. Ind., Mar-h 5.—In the first of the series of five games of polo for the state championship the Royals of this city defeated the Richinonds Wednesday night by the score of 'J to 1.

Wasn't ftohhed After Ail.

CINCINNATI. March 5.—David J. Hryan, of Indianapolis, reported that he had been robbed of .$10,000 in a streetcar here Wednesday, but his wife telegraphed that he had left the monev at home. lirath

itn Olil f'ltl/.on.

INDIANAI'OI.ls, Ind., March !i.—Joshua M. W. Langsdale. one of the oldest and best Known citizens, prominent for many years in local polities, died Wednesday, aged 82 years.

Flro In Mouth Ilwiil.:

SofTn HP.ND, Ind.. March 5. Tho residence of E. F. Dubail was destroyed by firo Wednesday. Loss, -SO. 000 insurance, 81,000.

•luilge Grcfthttm Loses an Uncle. EVANSVILI,!'., Ind., March 5.—Dennis Gre.sliam, unele of ,Iudg-e Walter Q. Gresluini, died Wednesday at his home In this eitv.

Torre lluute Sports Fined.

TKKRK HAITTK, Ind., March 5.—Fourteen spectators at a cock lijrht in this city were arrested and fined Wednesday.

W oou Bobjr WM afee, w* gave her CMtoria. Wh«n she was a Child, she cried for Csstoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla. Ylien ilia bod Children, she gave them Caatcrl*

OATABBH OURKD, health and sweet breath seoured, by Shlloh's catarrh remI oly. Price 50 e«nt|i. VMAI Injector free.

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COD LIVER OIL. I sometimes call It Bermuda Bottled, and many eases of

CONSUMPTION,

Bronchitis, Cough or Severe Cold

I liave trilEF* wlfh It and tlic ailvniifave Is ^lint the most senslfive stomach ran take It. Another thing whlcli commend. It Is tlic stimulating properties ot the IIyI nophosphltes which It contain*. I Joii will nnd for sale at your 1»riietrlHt*« hut rot (lie

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clflc 1Aaspecial cure for tho disease named. These Specifics cure without drugging, purglnRorreduclugthu system, and are In fact aud dcedthcHovereiffti remedies oft he World. UST 1

OF PRINCIPAL NOS. CCRE& PRICK8. F»?ver«, Congestion, Inflammation... Wormn, Worm Kever, Worm Colic. Cryina C»lle«orTeethtugof Infuuui 1 l)larruea» of Children or AdultD.... r. it* 'ynnf fSrtv.lvK. ttllbitia 1^11., Ii 7 0 10 11 1*4 1?

i)yHent eryt Orlpltig, IUllous Colic.... Cholera orbuw, Vomiting CouehH, Cold, UronchltJs Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceaehe ... lleadiiehen* Sick Headache, Vertigo Dyttpcpiiiu, bilious Stomach Supbrennod or i'ninful PerioUn. "Iiftep Wfi en» too Profuse Periods..

Croup, Cough, Difficult Breathing.... Salt It heu in, Krysl|eln Eruptions. llheiiuiaiiHtii, HheumatlcPains.... freverand Acue. Chills,Malaria... 1'ilcH, blind or Bleeding ,QU Catarrh* Influenca, Cold In the Head .AO Wboopinsr Coush, Violent Couglm. ,30 General nehiiity.l'nyslcalWeakness ,AO Kidney Discatie 50 Nervous Oebility 1.00 J/ritiary WenkneBs, WettliiR Bed. ,aO l)Ifiea(tes of thell cart«Palpitation 1,00 Sold by Druggists, or senttx of nrlce.

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We desire to say to our cltizons that for yeais wo have been soiling Dr, King's New Discovery for consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills. Bucklen's Arnica Salvo and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that Bell or that have given such universal satisfaction. Wo do not hesitate to guarantee them every timo, and we will stand ready to lelund tho purehaso pri"o, if satisfactory results do -t follow their use. These remedies have won their ureat popularity purely on their merits. For sale by Nye ,t Co., Druggists.

Iliad a sevi-re uttauk df catai rh and became HO deaf .*«,iill not hear common conversation IsulT red terribly from ro'irlt-g in niv head. I piM^uted a bottl of El\'s Cri-ain llalm, and In thieo weeks could hear as well as I ever could, and now I can s-tv to nil who aro aflll'c ed with ti worst of diseases, catarrh, till: Ely's Cream Bmm a-d lie tnted. It. Is woth $1.(100 to my man, wiiuian or child buffi r!' from catarrh,—A. E. Newman, Grayling, Mich.

SHlLOii S COUGH and Coneumptlon Our« Is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. For sale by Moffett Morgan Go.

Children Crv for Pitcher's (tatorig.

CONFIDENCE BEGETS LOVE."

Cmi.n. (ii iin'nitt, kiss me BOod-lilght. Sister is asleep,but.

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The above dialogue tells its own story even the little child, without knowing why her grandmother is so universally loved, sees in her race a light of intellectual sympathy that satislles her. That, sympathy lias extended Itself all over the world, for wherever civilized women exist. Mr«. l'inkham is known and reverenced.<p></p>PINKHAM'S

Is the only l*o«llive Cure mill Lefflttinute COMPOUND for the peculiar weaknesses und ailments of women. ..— It cure* the wor.st forms of Female Complaints, that Hearing down Kcelinp, Weak Urtrk, Vailing and Misplacement of the Womb. Inflammation, Ovarian Trouble*, and all Organic !M*ease$ of the Tterus or Womb, ntid is invaluable to the Chanpe of Life. IM*solves and expeU Tumors from the I'terns at an early stage, and check* any tendency Cancerous Humor. Subdue* Kaininess, Kxcitahilhy, Nervous Prostration, l'xhuustiun, and strengthens aud tone the Stomach. Cures Headache, tencral leMlltv, Indlge-tion, etc., ami invigorates the whole system. Tor the cure of Kidney Complaints of eithei *e\, I lie CoiiipouiMl hits no rival.

All Druggists sell it as a Ntunilunl Mrticle. or sent bv mall, In form of I'HN or l.Q7.enifes, on receipt of $l.QO. LVDIA E. PINKHAM MED. CO.. LYNN* MASS, An Illustrated book, entitled Guide to Health and Etiquette*" by lydia E. Pirtkham, Is of great value to ladles. We will present a copy to anyone addressing us with two 2-cent stamps,

"You must ico to Ilerniiicla. If you lo not I will not lie responsible for (lie cnnseqiieuces." "Hut, doctor, I enn afford neither the time nor the money." Well, if S flint Is impossible, try

'(VI' tohearyoii tell of nil

the ladies that,callyou Mother." .Mrs. RI.NHIIAM. Yes, darling, when you are older perhaps you may do as I have done."

Cmi.n. "Everybody lovesyou.gran'ina: wish everybody would lovi'ine." Mrs. 1'IXKIIAM. Everyone will love you, my child, 11" On*y cnvi confide in you."

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Louisville,

Lafayette, Greeneastle

Michigan City, Bedford, New Albany, All Points North South and West.,

South bound.—No. Nltrht Express, 12.20 iu., dally No, 5, fast mall, 1.311, p. m.. dally No. 0. ni-ilfonl Accommodation, 5.27 p. ni., oxccptSunday,

North tKiund.—No. 4, nlirlit express, 1.50 a. m.,dally No. li.fiisl iimll, l. i(i ru. No. 10 Lafayette Accommodation, 10.42 a. ni. exei-pt Sundiy.

No frelKht trains carry passengers. Truius 3, 4, o. (1, stops only stCoimtyseats. JAMES UARKKit,

Monon Hlook Cht iiro.

Did /I -Peoria Division,

Diii I'oriueriy I.H.AW. O I Short Line

Route. {East and West.

Wagner Sleepers and Ucclinlng Chair Cair on night trains. Beet modern daycoachosoi all trains.

Connecting with solid Vcstlhulo trains ai Bloomlugton and Poorlato and from ssour river, Jlenvor and thu PacIQc coast.

At Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Bprlngtlold and Oolumlius to and from tho Eastern and soa tioard cltlos.

TWAINS AT OltAWOnDSVTIiliR. OOINO WEST. No.0mall 0:18 a.m No.7 mall d...) 12:55 a. No. 17 mall 1 :.'J5 p. No. 3 Kxpress (1:45 p.

NOTNU EAST.

No.10 Mall (ill 1 :.ir,n il No. 2 Express nr No. 18 Mall 10 No.8 Mall 5:05 .,in ror lull Information regarding tluiii, ratei. and routes, consult the ticket aireiit mid &n folders.,, fiEOItllfi ItdlllNSliW. Aut

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