Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 April 1891 — Page 2

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ONE ExXJOYS Roth tlio method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant nnd refreshing to the taste, and acts gently vet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the svs(111 effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro iKiced, pleasing to the taste and accptahle to the stomach, prompt iu its action and truly beneficial in its eflects, prepared onlv from the tuosv lieali'iy and agreeable substances, its Jiiany excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy kviown.

Syrup of Figs is lcr sale in 50c and 61 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 is Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO S*N ,-HAItOISCO. CAL. LOUISVILLE. Af A'fiV YORK,

A. D. LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

T"-"ipt Malu Stic.u.. with W.T .WlilMlniitou

Diseases of Women

AND SUKGKKY.

Crr.-.sd.tailon ruDmk jver Sm!lh'» drii[ slo-p, So'itb WMh'nj-ton Street, Craw foHivj'ie, Indiana.

•i. I!. KTTEl!. M.n.

Geo, PI. Rioe,

UPHOLSTERING,

Carpets CarefullyLaid and Fitted

112

West Pike Street.

Joel

Block

ISAAC CLEMENTS-

Transfer Line.

Leave orders on slntc ai Bonnell:

Nash & Co.'s.

North Washington Street.

BEECHAM'S PILLS

CUR® SICK HEADACHE.

25 Cents a Box. OTT ALL DRUGGISTS.

Drs.7 .J.and Martha E.H. Griffith 218 South Green stroot

Utllee and Residence

Mra. Dr. Griffith (fives special attention Chronic and Surgical Dlseaw-B of Women, Children, and Obatutrice. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FRW3!.

Dr.

A.F.Henry

Has lo'-utnl In tbi- city 1i-n-t rranklin wh^re liis new anlisepl.icand )fenui^ide tr«*:itment for Catarrl, Umnehitis unci fturly Stages ol' Innr trouble will bo di'mum-tratod to persons atllieietl. Tw«-nty intnutes {rial will convince any person i.hat this plan is a ureal iinprovenxMH on the old treatment ot iltKJV" *n diseases. Consultation !'r«

Wiiisiow,Lanisr & Co.,

17 NASSAU STREET, New York,

BANKERS,

FOR WFSTF.RN ST.-'.TrS, CORPORAT/O.VS, JiA.WS A.\D MKliCltAKTS. IXTEKEST ALt.OWF.D

SELLERS' LIVER PILLS

»0*er 100 KTom pold by one dnigriit. Tbev ^ftfaare no «|nal for cartas PitxinM*. llt«dscbe,| ^•OoftireneM, Li*er OtnpUlot, Peter S«nd AJOJC, lndlRe»tlon, B*ckM?he, and «U ^•birer aud t?iom»ch irotxble*. They Never MFulL Sold t7 »il drugidstj and rountrj store «kwyeT«- Vllfr* fa., Irop's rttl*b«r«fe,

One Councilman t'orlliu I'Kt W aril. OtHf (Vium-ihllan tor in- ,-Vcnli.I Wanl, One Councilman for tin- Thinl Winil.

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A.\ LOASS NEGO T1A1BU.

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Ap 11 lsiu. tJit»- Clerk.

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IFREEMAN'S

Face Powder

iMedicalet). Free From POISON. Harmless as ?Dt»w. Don't Rub Off. Purest, on'v perfect beau* l'mrjuu«iutA

LATE ST PERFUME

HIAWATHA.' It Exquisite. /U Moir.?tt\

I Oruggials, viz:

Morgan: nru(rpist

Nve *v ('». Hinford, Smith Morgan.

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Laporto Argus.

City Electioir Notice.

Tlie voliTs of the p|l\ 1,1 Cr:iwf'in)svllli! :nv liiMi-liy iiotilliMl us- mlili' at ilifir l^slKiint.'d voting places in tl.vir n-spcrtlvi' Wants oti 'IT KS I.) A V. A 'i, I siil. ami prorcod to elect tin.1 fulNiwiny vi/

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For papers Miut outsUU- the oounty 10 cents fititlif i«n:tl tor The WKKKIA MUST invariably be paul for in urivatuv. jH'tai ni'teor tm»ni'y unler.

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.When you write to have your paiu*r si-nt t« a •lilVerent olViee from lh:»t t« which it has been iroinir, In' ri\ the uM a« wt-ll a tut* n«'W puslolhee uiMtv-»s

MONDAY. AI'IML'JT. lS'.U.

This Date in History—April 27.

SOil—St. Anthemhisawl others martyred at Nieotnedi.u 1401- Philip the Bolil, Duke of I Burgundy. (Heil born KU-.

ITX--Edward (Jibbon, tlie historian. horn: tlied 17W. 1750-Mary Wuoltouocraft

GIUUON.

Sanskrit lantruace. translated the sairtnl books of India and founded tlie present system of philology. ISOo— General William Katon, with, a motley force of Americans, (jreeks and Arabs, ttormet! and captured Derne. Tri oli: lirst time the L'niied States Hag was raised o\ern foreign fortiik-ation. 1SG3—Colouel Streifilit started on his raid from

Tuseumbia. Ala.: captured May'.' on the same day General Stouenum began hid raid in Virginia. 1ST0—Revolution in Venezuela successful General Guzman Blanco made provisional president. ISTtf—Cnminodore John H. Aulick, U. S, N., tlied. med SI. IS75— W. Winwoode Heale, author, died In ttugland..

THE POLITICIAN AND TKE PHARISEE. Hon. ,1. S. C'liirksuu cuntributos n.iist exculloiit iirticlo to tiio Xorlh Aini rii'ini J?t ri ir fur Mny on tin" l^olitioi:iil jiiul the I'll irisee from which we extriict be ft til* iwini*:

In tliiit j»uoi] ohl-fiisliionocl time of siinjilo faith and opon belief, wlien anv political party assumed JMUVIT in the government, whether city. State, or nation, it assumes full responsibilitv. That which was c^ootl in its administration of the government went to its credit: that which was bad went to its diseredit. The people did not n.sk. after they had given it. full power, whether it would choose faithful and friendly agents to Serve under it. They took it for granted that in human wisdom it would follow the lesson of human experience that a friend is safer than an enemy. 'Hie plain people of that period had never read in the liible, not in human history, that an enemv is more dependable or more serviceable, either in public or private life, than a friend. '1'lie Pharisee came tr. re verse all this He came to teach that partyism. or love of party, or activity in politics was a peri! to the republic that constant political agitation was hurtful to the tuition: that the political caceus in the township, otherwise the town meeting, was a menace to the republic: and that activity in politics made a man dangerous to the government. For my own part believe in the old theory. I believe in the politician—otherwise in the American who takes an active personal interst in public affairs, beginning witli the smallest ulliee aud continuing through to the largest rather than ill the Pharisee. who would introduee into th" republic the doctrine that private or individual interest in government is wriirfg. that, olliceholding does not concern the ]eopli and that life-tenure in

Olliee

in both wise and necessarv. lelieve. too. that (?verv good American citizen is a political), it is a good word, although the Pharisee would make it an epi! hot. 4- 1 would renew the custom of the fathers, and teach in the home, even before the caucus is reached, and again in the caucus, and again in the local convention, anil again in i-very convention and election, until the top is reached, that, every bov ami every citizen should take tin "interest in the proceedings at. very step, and that every Tamily in the lau'd should be informed in regard to it as well. ]t is on the,hearthstones of tl.is country that all great political .jtieslions arc finally setled.

democratic, pavs

this glowing compliment to the recent lamented Democratic legislature:

it looks as though the late legislature hail made a great fool of itseir in the inI aetiriciit ol the new assessment Jaw.

Thi' plan of doubling the assessment and at tlie same time increasing the rate of taxation oil |x-r cent, is the crowning piece ol idioev recorded iu Indiana legislation. which has never been siillieientIv brilliant, to the plaudits or the intelligent world. An increase of either the rati! or the assessment was necessarv. but. the increase of both to the extent contemplated was not necessary. and it deserves censure. It was necessary to provide foiMhe maintenance of the insane, and it was necessity for doubling the state tax at one jump.

Ifw ii'iioi'irv with (,'uha signifies that we are soon to begin selling her a million barrels of Hour per year, whereas she does not buy a single barrel from us. Thus do the arguments accumulate in favor of the Republican party.

I'm: Logans]M.rt

.Journal

suggested

that the action of Koraker at the Cincinnati convention strongly suggests the idea that he was a student at Wabash college during the recent ('onlter episode.

HE $50,000,000 yeai" which the people will save on sugar will be a grand argument, for the Republicans in the canvass of 1K!)^.

.1 Hiiidi in II/ics.

Having used •'.Mother's Friend" I would not be without it. It is a boon I to wives who know they have to pass through the painful orileal of childbirth.

MUH. MR:utoi-I'..vH, J„wa.

Write the

IJradlield Regulator ("o„ Atlanta, On., for further particulars. Hold by Nye .V Co., C'rawfordsville, ml.

II* Kcvelvoil the l-arg^l fee.

JOHN R. 1'A.ltSONS.

John K. Parsons, of Xew Vork, is believe!*: to have received the largest fee ever taken by a lawyer—£100,000 from the sugar men for organizing the famous trust. He is a New Yorker, born anil bred, and is believed to have the finest practice in the Knglish speaking world. He is about sixty years of age and is prominent in the Presbyterian church.

The Old Story.

Mv heart is chilled nnd my pulse is low, lint often and ofteu wilt memory tro. Like blind 'hiId lost in a uste of suovr. Hack to the days when I loved you so—

Tlic beautiful long a^o.

I sit here ilre.imins through and through The blissful momenta I shared with you The sweet, sweet days wheu our lovo was new. When 1 was trustful and you were true

The beautiful days, but few.

Blest or wretelied, fettered or free, Why should I caro how your life may bo. Or whether you wander ly land or seaV I only know you are dead to mo

Ever aud hopelessly.

Oh. how often at day's declmo I pushed from my window ho curtain vine. To see from your lattice thu lamplight shine, Type of message, that, half dmne.

Flashed from your heart to mine.

Once more the starlight silvering all The roses sl.-.-p by the garden wall The night bird warbles his madrigal, Aud hear again through the sweet air fall

The evening buglu call.

liut summers will vanish aud years 'will wane, And bring ne light to your window pane. Nor gracious sunshine nor patient rain Can bring dead love bark to life again— 1 call up the past in vain. My heart is heavy, my heart is old. Anil that proved dross which I counted gold 1 w-ateh no longer your curtain's fold. The window is dark and the night is cold,

And thu story forever told. —Florence Percy.

COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY.

Ax Ionia (Mich.) concern is shipping corncob pipes to England. HINAMEX are now employed as "spotters" by a Brooklyn horse-car company.

I.v liermanv more than ISO,000 married women work in shops and factories.

Tnr. employment of women at the Uoyul (ili'.-M'vatory at Greenwich, Eng., has awakened widespread interest.

Ix a Swiss canton the municipal authorities have decided that all employers must share profits with the laborers.

A COMi'ANv of Russian and lielgian financiers with large capital has been formed to cultivate cotton on a large scale in Bokhara.

A COLON-y of farmers from Illinois have bought six thousand acres of land near the town of Mercedes, Cal., which will be divided twent#"-acre tracts.

AN immense two hundred ton piece of granite which will dress to a pillar six feet in diameter by forty-five feet long has recently been quarried near Petersburgh. Va.

Am IFH IAI. eves are supplied to all the world from Thuringa, Germany. Nearly all the grown inhabitants of 6ome of the villages are engaged in their manufacture.

DOMKSTIC servants are so scarce in Montreal that the women in want of help are said to visit the jail with a yiew to engaging young women to work for them at the close of their term of imprisonment.

THE only onyx polishing works in this country, located at Rutland, Vt., will be removed to Missouri, and engago lc preparing for market the vast quantities of onyx mined in Crawford and Pulaski counties.

Not a i'Toposttl.

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ITe kneels before her, but ho is not pleading for her love. Oh, no! lie has been putting on her skates, and the knees of his pants are frozen to the ice. —Munsey's Weekly.

STATU or Onto. Crry

TOI.KDO,

LUCAS COUNTV.

FLIANK .1. Cur.NI-V II 1 (S 1 th that he Is the senior partner of the firm of F. .1.

Ohk.nky .t Co., doing business iu the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the Hum of ONK HUNDRED DOLL AILS for each and every ease of CATARRH that cannot be cured by the use of HAWS CATAUICII C'RIIK.

FKANK J. ClIENEY.

Sworn to before me and subscribed my presence, this 0th day of December, A. }). ]SK(i.

A. W. OLEASON, .Vohiry l',il)lic. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. 1'. J. CHENEY .V CO., Toledo, 0.

Erff'Scld by Druggists, 75c. 'r .•

SIirLOH'.S COUOll and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. For side by Moffett, Morgan fc Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria^

Wiiv WIM. YOU oot-GH when Shiloli's Cure will givo you amniediato relief. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and $1 Moffett Morgan ,k Co.

FK0M H00SLERD0M.

Interesting' lilts of Information from Various Points in Indiana.

llcut thm Ciilt'f of Police.

FOHT WAYNE, 1ml.. April .—At o'clock Friday morning Chief of Police Frauk Wilkinson ivas passing John Gronendyke's saloon on Columbia streetlie heard a woman crying on the inside and Oronendyke was standing in front of the saloon. The chief asked what the matter was. Gronendyke said: "Go in and see," and unlocked the door. Chief Wilkinson entered, and Gronendylce followed and locked the door. The chief found Gronendyke's mistress crying, anil she refused to toll the cause. The chief was ordered out, but refused to go, and Gronendyke assaulted him with a billiard cue, knocking him down. lie then drew a revolver and threatened to kill Wilkinson, but his mistress interfered and the gun was taken from him. Ofllcer Stoll then arrived on the seeuc and clubbed Gronendyke and he was taken to prison. Wilkinson's head was cut open, his hands horribly bruised and ho received internal injuries. He is confined to his bed and recovery is doubtful. Gronendyke was bound over in the stun of $: .0t)0, but could not give bail and is now in jail.

Twice Tied for OIHco.

ViNCEN-.VEs, Ind., April 27.—One of the most remarkable election contests known is being fought here by the people of the Third ward. In May, IS'.'O, at the city election there were two candidates—John L. Green, a republican, against Seleman Gimbel. a democrat. The result proved to be a tie. The city council ordered a new election to be held in July. The Stli of July the contest was voted. When the votes were eounted the democratic inspector insisted on throwing out twenty alleged mutilated ballots. This gave the election to the democrats by three majority. Mr. Green, the contestant, was dissatisfied with the result of the count and appealed. In the trial the twenty disputed ballots were carefully examined by the court, and the court ruled that the ballots were all defective excepting three, which plainly indicated the intention of the voter to vote for Mr. Green. This decision increased the Green vote just to the amount of Gimbel's alleged majoiitv, therefore the court declared the election again a tie.

The C'lmrgen Against Camp Morton, INDIAXAPOI.IS, Ind., April 27.—The G. A. R. committee investigation of the charges against Camp Morton finds that during January of ist',4, the time particularly mentioned by IV. Wyeth in his charges, there were 2,1)19 persons confined at the camp. During this month '.lO. IOti rations were issued, which consisted of 2,14S rations of pork. oo.uOti of bacon, 51,00(1 of fresh beef. S.SS0 of Hour. 20,'.i |2 of hard bread, 7,Sf7 of beans, ,r..23S of potatoes. 2,1120 of rice, of hoininv. 4,-137 of brown coffee, .VJii of tea. in."i of sugar, '.MM of vinegar, 1.1:11 of candles, 8,01'.) of soap. 3,:i'.i2 of salt. 22ii of pepper and 220 of molasses. A further investigation will bo made.

Indiana roinnilHsloners Itcilgn. IxntANAi'Ol.is, Ind.. April 27.—1'rof J. L. Campbell and Isaac D. Dunn have tendered to the governor their resignations as members of the Moinenee Hock commission to take effect May 1. The other member of the commission, J. fi. Kennedy, has not resigned. Messrs. Campbell and Dunn desire to retire from the commission on account of the action of the last legislature in providing that the members of the commission should give bond to complete the work of removing the obstruction in the Kankakee river with the money already appropriated. The commissioners doubted their ability to finish the work with the money at their disposal.

To ltcroviT CoiillHcateil Property. WABASH. Ind., April 27.—At the outbreak of the rebellion Van Rensselaer Morgan was serving in the federal navy but enlisted in the rebel navy. lie owned a residence in this city and a farm of eight acres north. During the war his property was confiscated by the government and sold. A late decision of the United States supreme court holds that property sold under confiscation act can be held by the purchaser only as long as the parties from whom it is confiscated live and the heirs of Van Kenssalaer Morgan, who died at Washington last week, have begun proceedings for the recovery of the property valued at S0,000.

Indiana Cnllogn I.cacne Srltcilnlc. GttKKXCASTi.K. Ind., April 27.—The schedule of baseball games to the intercollegiate championship for the spring season is as follows: April 25- -De Pauw at Franklin, Hutler at K. P. I., Purdue at Wabash. May 2—R. P. I. at De Pauw, Purdue at llloomington. May Wabash at l)e Pauw, Itloomington at Franklin, Purdue at liutler. May 1(5— De Pauw at Purdue, Wabash at 1!. P. I.. liloomington at Mutler. May 2:1—11, P. I. at liloomington, Hutler at 1' rankliu. May 30—ISloomington at De Pauw, Purdue at II. 1'. I., Wabash at liutler.

Married an Old-Time Friend. GOSIIKX, Did., April 27.—Rev. James Atchison, of Ligonler, Ind., aged 7U, was on Friday married to Mrs. Mary Ann White, of the same place, aged 77 years. Thirty-seven years ago he baptized .Mrs. White and some years later her husband. He also officiated at their wedding fifty-six years ago and at Mr. White's funeral.

Killed by th* Cars.

LAPORTK, Ind., April 27.—The fast mail train on the Lake Shore road killed a man near here, and train No. 12 ran over a man near Porter station. The latter was lying between the rails and was orushed III to a shapeless mass. Both were unknown.

Deutli of New Vork1* Kx-Scrri'tary of Stat r.

POUOHKKEI'SIK, N. Y., April 27.— Homer A. Nelson, ex-secretary of the state of New York, died here suddenly this morning.

Worth Its Weight in Void. If a prico can bo placed on pain, "Mother's Friend is worth its weight in gold as an alleviator. My wifo suffered more in ten minutes with either of her two children that she did all together with her last, having previously used four bottles of "Mother's Friend." It is a blessing to any one expecting to become a mother, Bays a customer of mino. HKNIIKRHON DALE, Druggist,

Dem

Attest:('.

Carmi, 111.

Write the liradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nyo & Co., Crawfordavillo, Ind.

M.SIOTT.

Election Notice.

We. the undersigned Elect inn Commissioners of the City of Cniwforilsville. hereby certify that the following nominal ions for Councilm'en for the 1st, 2nd anil inl Wards of said City to be voted for on May fth, 1891, has been duly cer tilied to its by the Chairmen of the Republican 'unl Democratic parlies of caiil citv, to-wit

Democratic Ticket.

J'WCiniiH'ihnjiu- Kirst

Dem EmVAllD YOlilS.

.""Democratic Tickct.

K»r

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Stop at Ciumiiigliaiii'H for ehililren's suits. A II miller ll'orh-rr.

Jlr Frank HulTiuan, a young 111:111 of Burlington, Ohio.,states thatbe had been under llie eare of two prominent physicians, and used their treat incut uni.il he was not able to get around. They pronoune. his ease to be Consumption and incurable. He was persuaded to try Dr. King's Xew Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds anil at that time was not able to walk across the street with out resting. He found, before lie hail used half of 11 dollar bottle, that lie was much better: he continued to use it and to-day enjoying good health. If you have any Throat, Lung or Chest Trouble try it. Wo guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottle free at Nye A- Co. Drugstore.

1 have been bothered with catarrh for about twenty years I hail lost sense of smell entirely, and I had almost lost my hearing. My eyes were getting so dim 1 had to get some one to thread my needle. Now I have mv hearing as well as I ever had, and I can see to thread as line a needle as ever I did, my sense of smell is partly restored, and it seems to be improving til 1 the time. I think there is nothing like Kly's Cream linlin for catarrh. Mrs. E. E. Grimes, llendrill. Perry Co., O.

lluvklen'H Arnica Sulvf.

The best salvo in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, wilt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinbs corns and all skin eruptions, and losslively cures piles, or no pay reqursri. It is guaranteed to give perfect satiid faction, or money refunded. Prico 25 cents per box. I'or sale ly Nye & Co

Mectrlr JlltU'rK.

This remedy is becomingso well known and so popular as to need 110 special mention. All who used Electric Hitters sing the same song of praise.--A purer mecicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver anil Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Halt Jiheiuii and other affections caused by impure blood.—Will drive Malaria from tlie system and prevent as well as cure all Miliaria fevers.—For cure of Headache, Constipation nnd Indigestion try Electron Bitters—Entire Satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded.—Prico fiOcts. and SI.00 per bottle at Nye.fe Co. Druggist.

WHY wti.i, you cough when Shiloli's cure will givo you immediate relief, price 10 cents, 50 cents and SI Moffett Morgan Co.

Children Cry fer Pitcher's Castoria.'

EEP

(.''•uncllniaii-Si'fomi \V:ml,

DEM AS GILiJEHT.'

K«»r Couni'Uniun Thinl Ward. Fnr CoiiiH'lhnan Third Ward.

Dem .MICIIAEE H. OXE1LL. !jKep KOP.KRT \KM IT 11

Republican Ticket.

IMH- Omtu'ilmjin Wanl,

JKEP: ,]I:FFJ:I S().\ W. SCOTT.

BEPRepublican

^Democratic Ticket.,EEP Republican Ticket,

P.. K. IU'SSFMJ, ...

W.W.MOIUIAV

City Clerk. April

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for Infants and Children.

"CwtortAlisowellADAPTED lo children that I CARTERI* etim OoMUfHaa. recommend ITC* superior to any prescription I Sour Stomach, Diarrhea*,, KRURTAIIFL tecnra to me." H. A. iran,M.D.T I

Olrt Bryant & Strattun School, Korth

ELEGANT. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.

Tlie weather bureau predicts collier weallier, ami it is probable that we will have more frost.

Ticket

T«»r rninif iiiujtn- Stvoml W:inj.

Hep WILLIAM A. VANARfSDALL

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til So.Oztcnl84.Brooklyn, N. T. I Wli£oui°lnjurioaa medictl TUB CDfTADB COKIMNT, Hurray Street, ff.

Indianapolis ESi§s" less University

THE DEMAND FOR ITS CHAPUATf 3 It stands at the head of Coiiiutcrciul course. individual instruction by it lurjre. st .na complete facilities for BUSINESS, SHC x'rDiplomairee at graduation & strict! business equipments, ana uneyualed iu the SUECESM of 1- *T

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St.. Whon Block, Op'iosHe Post-Offlce. JREATER THAN THE SUPPLY. war enter any time elective or prescribed .* jltv Iceturrs time short expenses low

AND. ENGLISH TRAINING, ETC.

in nu unrjvuled c»inmcrc?lalcenter superior '•uutc.s JuM-huw for positions furnished. !'EE8 S 0SB0RN, PKOPRIErOltX

DISEASES TN. PBIZICY'S

HQ.2MpivV«m^ cures Oonorrbo'U ana ulcvt [in a lew days.

li'rlco each Remedy, Two Dollnri.

... JHmall pill form. K»ut In plnin.*ralrA

puck%tr, by mail, »»0J Rule*. Koorruouii •*)•«. Umtrunlfcd fur** CjN'id "lump for 1HL I»KKOY. H"N-d PAMPII t.KT.

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Through uouto to

Chicago,

JiOiiisville,

Lafayette,

GnjeiKiastle.

Miclugaii City,

Bedford, New Albany,

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