Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 March 1891 — Page 2

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.Both the method and results when Svrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-i-m effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acCHitahle to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the mon healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and SI bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept anj substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO

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FRAHCISCO, C'L.

LOUISVILLE. XV HEW TORK. V' .:

A. D. LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

Ilast Main Street, with W.T.Whlttiugtou

Diseases of Women

AND SUKGEHT.

Con»u.t»tlon roomi over Sm'.th'» druj store, South Wuhlnpon Street, Crav lord«vllle, Indiana.

T. R. ETTER, M. D.

UPHOLSTERING

-MATTRESSES—

FURNITURE Repaired and Packed for Shipment.

GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Block,

112 West Pike Street.

Out-of-town work solicited.

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

°fflKc*dence

218 Green rtreet

Mra. Dr. Griffith (ftvee special attention Chronic and Surgical Diseases of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Qrlfflth, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FEEE.ORGANS

PIANOS

and

CLEAXEJD, TUXEDand REPAIRED.

Or PACKED.

JOHN M. MACY, No 71o south (ireeu Street.

The Creamery.

FRESH CREAMERY 13L"TTER.' BEN HUH

HHISD,

can be found at Henry Sloan's,,

Gus Truitt's and VanClcave .v Houle*

tian's.

The Buttermilk wagon is In charge of B. F.

Snyder. 10 cents per gallon.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,

BEECHAM'S PILLS

For Billons ail Ktnoiis Disorders. ''Wcrth a

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DAILY

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a Box" tut sold

for 25 Cents, BY AM. imrGGISTS.

UinsIow,Lanier&Co.,

BANKERS,

17 NASSAU STREET, New York,

FOR WESTERN STATES, CORPORA-

TJO.XS, EAXKS AATD MERCHANTS.

IN 7 EREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS

AND LOANS JVEGOT/A TED.

DRSELLERSV %COUGH

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SYRUP.

THC

SCHOOL OF MUSIC,

DEPAUW UNIVERSITY, GREEHCASTLE, IKO.

I-i«Trnctior,

1m I'ianoforu-. 'Organ, Voice, Violin,

OrcheBt-Til and Hand Iu«tr men K, Harmony. L' [THoeUloi), H^hl-Slnging.Chorui. and Orchestra. ,-t.iucnM rcr'U•'! at hny time during the tcliool ypar. Hoard In University Hull, $2.00 to |2.M) per ft et k: K'jom* 60.ctn. to (l.Ou per wtek. lViftitiont

Matned fijr worlljv graduate*. Tot particulars, adilrens, 1'rof. .TAMES II. HOWE. Dean.

IV! rs. M. C. Thayer,

(Of Indianapolis,)

Treats all Diseases with

Dr. C. I. Thatcher's Magnetic Shields.

rei.

(not electric),

Rheumatism and all Nervous Diseases easily cured. Curved spines and hip diseases of child-

a specialty. Will be at the Nutt House until March ». Can Give the Best of Reference-

MONEY

I.-# raritrd at our SKW U»t» of work. r»pl-Jiy Ainl liuticiablr, Itv the**

ehhff »m, yt)tinr or tiM, «i1 In their own laca!itJ»-»,wht-rr»rr n,rT ji,p nf rati do fbr Murk.

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FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1S91.

I This Date in History—March 20. 1727—Ifc-ath of Sir Isaac Newtot bora

STJI—of

Prtnre Frederick

Louis, son -f 11 and f&tb«r of Georg* 11L 17»-iV-ath

Chief Justice

Mansfield torn 1706. 1 $10—John HcCoskpy, c&niin&L bora in Btok!yn. N. died io Sew York city Oct. 10. IS85.

—Birth of the kins of Rome (sillt* styks^ N&jxdeon II). 1S3S—Her.RIK IRIWN, J-OET and CARIH^I^M cuadramaii5£. Urn.

The Anti-Cora I-i* Iwru* forced. 1SS2—Publication of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" by Mrs &to*re. political prisoners liber ued in Paris. l£*l—Th*j Bank of Franoe saved the courage erf the goT-emor Marquis de FUnc« and by the forb»?araoce of Citixen Bertajr. 1970—TriumpbAl entryof Alfonso AJI into Madrid. 1&9—15 lives lost by foundering of a Frvach lor pedo boat off Cherbourg.

I HE OFFICE OF C0CNTY ASSESSOR. The new tax law creates the office of County Assessor. This year he is appointed by the Board of Commissioners at their June session atd is to hold bis office until the November election, 1892, when his successor is elected by the people, when he holds his office for four years aud is ineligible for re-elec-tion. He is required to give bond in the sum of §5,000. His duties begin where the township assessor leaves off, and shall receive all returns of real and onal property made by the to ship assessors. He shall make a careful examination of the tax duplicate and all other records in the office of the Auditor, Treasurer, Recorder, Clerk, Sheri3' and Surveyor and to assess at its true cash value all omitted assessable property, including tax certificates, mortgages, debts, judgments,claims and allowances of courts and legacies and property in the hands of administrators executors, guiidians, assignees, receivers, trustees and other fiduciaries,

He is authorized and required to advise and instruct all township assessors as to their duties and shall visit each township durii.'g the months of April aud May each year. This duty cannot of course be performed this year as he will not bi appointed until June. He is authorized to appoint one, or more deputies. The county assessor is also the President of the County Board ef Review, which is composed of himself, the Auditor aud the 'Treasurer. The duties of the L'ourd are similar to the old Hoard of Equalization except that they are more stringent aud searching. This Board meets on the lirst Monday after the 4tii ot July. Such in brief are the salient leutures of the law creating the office of County Assessor. The whole law is a stringeut measure and will be the means of adding millions of dollars to the tax duplicates throughout the State.

SECTION 9?

of the new tax law says

that real property must be valued by the Assessor as follows: Lands and the improvements and buildings thercn, or affixed thereto shall be valued at their full true cash value, estimated at the price they would bring at a fair voluntary privatf sale,not a forced or Sheriff's sale, taking into consideration the fertibty of the soil, the vicinity of the same to railroads, macadamized roads, clay roads, gravel roads, state or cou'ity roads, cities, towns or vilages, navigable rivers, water privileges on the same, or in the vicinity of the same, lulota and outlots of all towns, oities or villages, with the improvements thereon or affixed thereto shall be valued at their full cash value, takiDg nto consideration all the local advantages upon acttul view of the premises. This will increase the valuation of realty from 00 to 100 per I cent.

Accoi'.uivo to the report of the can sul at Chemnitz Ihe Uuited States last year paid to Germany the enormous sum of $10,000,000 for beet sugar. This amount could as well have been pro duced in the United States. Our soil i. just as well adapted to raising sugar beets as is tho soil of G. rrnany. It would be more profitable to the farmer than either wheat or corn, besides tho industry of manufacturing it would furnish employment to thousands of our own people. Tit

JOURNAL

THE

predi.ts that

in ten years Ihe United States will proI duce every pound of her own sugar.

new fee aud salary law passed by

tho late Democratic Legislature increas-

liiftrumcnn. Harmony, od the salary of the Secretary of State

from 32.000 to to S3.000, the Auditor of State from 81,500 to

$4,000,

the Attor

ney General from §2,500 to S3,500 and the State Libariau from §1,200 to 81,500. Great is Democratic reform.

Needfull Stitrli In Time

"An ounce of prevention Is worth a sound of cure," says the truo olrl proverb Many an Illness might be prevented by keeping the system in a healthful condition, the blood puM, and every organ at tened dy the use of a little of

Dn. KEN

NEDY'S "FAVOMTI: KKMF.DY" from ilme to time. It is not necessary or advisable to keep constantly dosing with this or anv other medlelne, however feood. but, this is the best possible response t- J,'I to Mature when, by any of her voices, she claims attention. Her first appea for recognition and assistance are always very gentle,often hardly noticeable, but if disregarded are certain to become louder and louder until, it not attended to, they change from gentle warnings am! appeals to ominous threats and sentenc of doom. All the vital organs are nourished by the blood, and if the blood is Impute they must be deranged.

OiildrtnjCry for^Pitch«r,sjCMtortt

Tboma* A. Editon** Wife,

MR?. EDISON.

'.From llie Lndio" Home Journal. 1 The wife of Thomas A. Edison was Mina Miller, daughter of an Ohio millionaire. aud she was married to Mr. Edison In-fore she was 01 years old. She is domestic rather than social in her tastes..

What of That?

Tired: Well, what of that!

Didst fancy life was spent ou bods of (*a»\ Fluttering the ru*w leaves seatton.-vl by the breezo, Onne. rouse thee: work while it is called today! CVjwanl. arise: go forth upon thy way

Lonely: And what of that?

Some must be lonely: 'tis not ?tven to all To feel a heart responsive rise and fall. To blend mother life into its own. Work may be done in loneliness. Work on.

Dark: Well, and what of that?

.Didst fondly dream the sun would never set? D'Xt fear to thy way? Take courage yet! Learn thou to walk by faith and not by sight

Thy step* will guided be, and guided right. :.'

Hard: AVell, what of that?

Didst fancy life one summer holiday. With lessons nono to learn, and naii^h but play Go, pf thee to thy task: Conquer or die' It -sc be learned: Learn it, then, patiently

Some Day of Day*.

Some day. some day of oavs. threadinj the street With idle, heedJrt«s pace, L'nlookine for such grace,

I Bhall behold your face!

Some day. some day of days, thus may Ire meet. Perchance the sun may shine from skies of May, Or winter's icy chill

Touch whitely vale and hill What matter? I shall thrill

Through every rein with summer on that day.

Once more life's perfect youth will ail come back. And for a moment there 1 shall stand fresh and fair,

And drop the garment care

Once more my jwrfect youth will nothing lack.

I shut my eyes, thinking how 'twill boHow fare to face each soul Will slip its long control,

Forget tlie dismal dole

Of dreary Fate's dark separating sea And glance to glance, and hand to hand in greeting. The post with all its fears,

Its sileuci^s and tears. Its lonely, yearning years.

Shall vanish in the moment of that meeting. —Nora l-erry.

Oldest Paper Mill In the United State*.

TAPER MILL AT ROSLVN, L. Meyer Valentine, ot Roslyn, L. I., is the proprietor of the oldest paper mill in the United States. The mill was built 100 years ago, has been running con-! tinuously everBince, and in methods and machinery is still a very old style establishment.

A Crushing Success.

Bad Boy—There's right in front of me. him spinning!

Old Man Stouter—This is glorious fun! It reminds me of the time when I usH to coast while I was a boy.—Munsey's Weekly.

A man who has practiced medicine for 40 years, ought to know salt from sugar read what he says:

TOLEDO,

0.,Jon. 10. 1887,

Messrs. F. J. Cheney it Co.—Gentlemen:—I have been In the general practice of medicine for most 40 years, and would say that In all my practice and experience have never seen a preparation that I eould prescribe with as much confidence of success as I can Hall's Cataarh Cure, manufactured by you. Have prescribed it a great many times and Its effect is wonderful, and would sav In conclusion that I have yet to find a case of Cataarh that it would not cure If they would take It according to directions. Yours ttulv,

L. L. GOKSDCH.M. D.

Oll'.ee, 215 Summit St.

We will give $100 for any case of (Jataarh that cannot be cured with Hall's Cataarh Cure. Taken internally.

F. J. CHENEY & CO,, Pr ops Toledo, Oo. Sold by druggists, 75c.

SHILOn'ti COUGH and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. For sale by Moffett, Morgan fc Co.

All the newest novs'lties in ducss trimmings at Levlnson'i,

Window curtain store.

week at the 99 a ant

STATE NEWS.

Bits of Information Gathered from Indiana Towns.

Death Wtti

Coi.l'MBVS. Ind.. March 'JO.—There has been a rapid succession of deaths iu the Howell family, of Clark county, south of this city. Eight years ago Mrs. Thomas Howell vuf found dead. Some time afterward her husband was killed in a railway accident in California. The father. Martin Howell, was seized with neuralgia and died. The young child of Thomas Ilowell followed, and a paralytic stroke ended the life of William Ilowell, then living at Edinburu ten miles north of this city. A few months later Mrs. Marshall, mother of Mrs. Thomas Howell, was crushed to death by a locomotive in I.ouUville. Thursday occurred the funerals of Mrs. Martin

Howell and her son. Iiobert. txth of whom died at Colorado Springs. Mr. Ilowell went to Colorado seeking a restoration of heulth and. his condition growing critical, his mother us summoned. She was taken ill while en route and her death preceded that of her son by a few hours.

To Pipe Oil to CliicHco.

INDIANAPOLIS,

lnd.. .March 20. A

branch of the Standard il Company, known as the Indiana Pipe Line Company. filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state Thursday. The company proposes to build an oil pipe line across Indiana in going from Ohio to Chicago. It has a capital stock of S300.000. The incorporators and directors are Henry I). Rogers. -John D. Archbold. William Rockefeller. Daniel O'Day and George I\ France. The line will extend through the counties of Adams. Wells, Huntington. Wabash, Kosciusko. Fulton. Marshal. Pulaski, Starke, I. a Porte, Porter and Lake. The company is also given the privilege of running branch lines to connect with oil wells in Jay, Blackford, Grant. Madison. Delaware. Randolph, Wayne and Ilenry counties. The principal office of the company is to be at Whitney. Lake county.

Plenty of Shooting hut No Itloori. MITCIIKI.L. lnd.. March 'JO.—Henry Tow, township trustee, who lives about 6 miles from town, came here late Thursday afternoon and swore out an affidavit charging Gabriel Moffatt and Curt Bass with attempted murder. Tow states that he had been to Mitchell, and on his return home saw Moffatt on Bass' farm, and he began to bring up some old troubles. After a few words passed Moffatt commenced firing, at Tow, but after he had fired two shots Tow attempted to get over the fence to him when Mass came out of the house and emptied two doublebarreled shotguns and several cartridges from a revolver at Tow. Bass' wife, who is a daughter of Tow, handed the gun to her husband and told him to shoot. Tow managed to get in four shots, and then left. Xo bullets struck his body. There has been trouble between Tow and his son-in-law before, and this is but a renewal of the feud.

Talk Altout Indiana 'aintid:kt.-s. "WASHINGTON. March 20. While tlie gubernatorial campaign does not occur this year in Indiana, as it does in Ohio, there is nevertheless considerable talk about it. Representative Jason B. Brown, of Seymour, Ind., who has just returned to Washington from a brief visit to his home, says that in no state in the country is politics so much a topic of conversation as it is in Indiana just now. "I do not know," he said to a reporter, "who will be the democratic nominee for governor. There is some talk of ex-Congressman Sliivey, while I suppose that the chairman of our state committee would like the honor. Mr. Denby will soon return from China and he may be pushed by his friends. Senator Tnrpie would make a successful candidate if he cared to accept the nomination and leave the senate.

Twelve Tuok the Veil.

FOHT WAYNE,

old man Stouter Now see me send

lnd., March 20.—

Twelve young ladies entered into the novitate of the poor handmaids of Christ at the St. Joseph hospital in this city Thursday. The impressive ceremonies were conducted by Bishop Dwenger, of the Fort Wayne diocese.

Fatal Mine Accident*.

BHA7.IL.

Ind.. March 20.—On Thurs-

eav Charles Dickson was instantly killed by falling slate in mine No. 8. Dayton Stinson was killed by a premature explosion in Chureli Hill mine at Center Point and W. R. Parker was perhaps fatally injured.

A Counterfeiter Caught.

SHKI.HWU.I.k.

HAOKKSTOWN,

A I'riKoner l'aroled.

INDIANAPOLIS.

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Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Thousand Mile Books are now •old for Twtntr Dollars and good on fifteen different roads all connecting

Ind., March 20.—

United States Detective Carter arrested Sam Wiggins, alias Sam Rivers, the notorious counterfeiter, here Wednesday night and on Thursday he was taken to Indianapolis. ltespon«ihle for a Fatal Wreck.

Ind., March 20.—The

coroner's verdict holds tlie Pennsylvania railroad responsible for the accident here February 25 by which four persons were killed and thirty-nine injured.

A Sndilvn Death.

llr.VTi.sTiTo.v. Ind., March 20.—John Morris, aged 71, died suddenly of heart disease here Thursday. He was a resident of the county fifty years and was a prominent mason a odd fellow.

IIOMh

Ind., March 0.—Gov.

Hovev has pardoned Thomas Kennedy, who was sentenced to the southern Indiana penitentiary for twenty-one years .fur manslaughter from Rush countv in l^sr

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Ii.d., March 20.—The

natural-Kits street lamps wt re taken down Thursday, and the town is in darkness Tl». action is the result of trou ble with the gas company.

Strike™ Win.

INDIANAPOLIS,

Ind., March 20.—The

demands of the striking painters were acceded to by the employers Thursday.

She Has Completely Gored. A daughter of my customer suffered from suppressed menstruation, and her health was completely wrecked. At my suggestion she used one bottle of Bradfield's Female Regulator, which cured her—J. W. Heliums, Water Valley,Miss. Write The BrMlfleld Beg. Co., Atlanta, Ga for particular*. Sold by Nye & Co. OrawfoBdsWIlA, Ind.

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IS THE NAME OFTHAT

Wonderful Remedy That Cores CATARRH, HAY-FEVER. COLO li the HEAD, SORE THROAT, CANKER, and BRONCHITIS,

Price

81.00.

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For Sale by leading D"t ^ists* ntETABED ONLY IT

Klinck Catari & Bi^nchial Remedy

82 JACKSON ST.. C'HCAOO. ILL.

To Burn Natural Gas

Agents1

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OB RNEK, /ar.d enjoy, a so«, brilliant light. The.peAction of ail g-vs, burners. same principle as tnt famous Rocheste Lamp. Over a

Jn use. Ask for it as it to re id send you a Burner with

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Jasliville, Chattanooga, Florida, Hot Springs, Texas, Kansas, Missouri, Michigan, Canada, ortliern Ohio, Clean Depots, Clean Coaches,

Sound Bridge'

J. 0. Hutchinson, Asrent.

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lain Reflector, Chimney and Tr-P^ complete, on receipt of $2.op. PI state if wanted for natural guS. for circular.

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Park riace, Ncv^o'**

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