Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 April 1891 — Page 2

Svrup of Figs is fcr 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 if. Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAM /HAKCISCO. CiL. LOUISVILLE. K1 KEWtORK.fi

A. D- LOFLAND,

n63i hststc, liOSD, iDSUrftQCG.

Diseases of Women A'- SCBGEKT Lor.tii.'.atlon roomi over Sm!tli'« urut Store, oouth Wethlr.^tor: Street, Craw fordivi'Je, Indiana. .1. R. ETTEl:. M.D.

Dps.T.J.and Martha E,H, Griffith

°ffl KCcMdence

218 5011111 recn slrtct

Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives special attention Chronic and Surgical Diseases ot Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FREE.

Dr. A.F. Henry

Ila? kv-Ht''-) in \\-A *ty at -MO en*? Kranklin street. his new antiseptic and ^enni?i.l»treatment for Oatarrl, Bronchitis and Karly 5tatv»of tuusr trouble will be demonstrated to irersons aiiiioted. Twenty minute^ trlai will convince any'i*:rou that., this-plan L« wr»at Improvetnenron the old Treatment of nbove di?ea»-s. O-riMiltat ion r.,e.

POTATOES.

Michigan Rose, Beauty of Hebron. And Burbank

POTATOES.

Only $! per Bushel. For kitting or Isei'd.

Bamhill, Hornaday & Pickett, OLD PAPERS

For Sale ut Tills Offlee, I

25 Cents aJHiindred

Geo. !FL. Hice,

UPHOLSTERIMG.

CarpetsCarefuilyLaid and Fitted

Winslow, Lanier & Co,,

17 NASSAU STREET, New York.

BANKERS,

FOR WESTERN STATES, COKPOKAT/O.VS, B.4XKS A.VD K! h'CUAX S. ISTEKEST ALLOWED 1.V /)El'OSlTZ. A: LOAUS .\eg :Aa LL.

SELLEflS' LIVER PILLS l0v«r JOO proei void bj «d« droprtit. They I lb«T# no eqokl for cnrlDfDUiinM«,liMiftcb*,a

VCortlveneM, MaIkHk, XJr«r Cotaplklnt, F«vrrl Jiad Ara*t IodifMtioa, Bftckftcbe, *od all! Llrtr acd Stomftcb troable*. They Never JPall. Kcld by »J1 and country atortl pkw!p«ri. H*Um A C*., Prep's flluberik, fW

City Election Notice.

Tl.e iiiHlltki! voters of the eitv ol Crawfordsvllle lire lii.rtby liolilleil lo usM'inl.te ul their ilesiirn.'i'uU vutiui? I'taces in their res|iecUve arils on

TCESDAV. MAV S, lfini,

HU'l procuxl lo e'eet tin tollowlnjr' IJ '0 r-., viz. J«e Councilman fertile Fist Warn.

One Councilman foi- the Seeornl Ward One Cimiicilman for the Tliird Ward. ,, m.sa/rr. Ap il 1801. (,'lt.v Clerk.

PffiSaifs

afAU me wo/tui thexf/SBirrONEcone

D? HAIrtES

GOLDEN

Daily

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OXB ENJOYS Both the niftliod aud results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant aiid refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly ou the Kidneys, iver and Bowels, cleanses the sysra effectually, dispels colds, headac.hes and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Svrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most iienlthy and agreeable substances, its tnanv excellent qualiti.s commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known.

SPECIFIC

It natj beKlvenin a cupol tea or coffee,or In sr li.eel focKi, wit I,out the knowledge of tti i/tttleat. If H'oe1sury It Is absolutely nnrml

lim. Wtlieffi ct ix-rmRiieut and siiifiiv cur pH'.er'ho patent Is moderate iiriiikeroriii ITNKVKK FAILS. JL ojier

rltikeroran

alchottc wreck UK* bo quietly and wltli euch certainty that'tho putlcnt undergoes no Ineonveiileucp, an ere i.e ts aware.h's complete reformattoc of '•-'ed. 48-pan-e book of particulars it eeNyu "llu,i.r Jiartl i.. druKKtsta Craw/ordnvllle Iud.lt» Co., Crawfurdsv

Journal.

PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON^ By T. H. B. McCAlN.

liiUi'Wl a! I 111' ill Cruwlonl: Indian:,, us srcoiul-class niiutyr.

ville

THE PAILV JOCKNAI..

liymuil. |htmilium ..K.00 Mv mtul. six mouth. -.0 Hv nmil. thrvv month.** l.-M Hy rarrter, jvr *m»k 10

T1IK WKKKI.Y JOUHXAU

Thnv mottli* 40. ^Lvmouths. Om.*yo:tt-

Kor |)U|H-r?5 sent outsUU- the county 10 i-vnUs luMilintirtl for postage*. TheW keki.y imhJ iuvtirluMy be puhl for iu HtlvailCi'.

Sotui oslui note or money onk-r. NOTlt'K TO sriJSCHUSKKS. .When you writv to haw your jmt»or sent to •atllflereht ulliee front that to which it 1ms been eolnv. K* sure to «tve the oi«l its well as

Uni now poMoHioo :uhlres

TUESDAY. Al'lilL 2S. Is\}\.

This Dat-e in History—April 28, l.W-Houry^VlIl of England bx ui hi* reign, liOl—Anthony, seventh earl of Shaftesbury, noted jVhihinthropUt, born. IP42—5lr Charles Belt, noted anatomist, died.

1S61—Sir Edward Codrlngton, naval coiu-

mander, died.

IS&N—Battles at Cumberland Mountain and Monterey. Tenn. Confederate troops in

Forts Jackson and St. Philip, La., mutiny and compel surrender. l$7*r—Fire at 0#hkoh, Wis., destroyed $2,000,000 worth of property. IS00—Tho United States Supreme Court decided the iovra law for seizing liquor iu "original package^' unconstitutional important political consequences.

o, Two'tv-sk States out of forty-four liave adopted tilt- Australian system of votir.ij.

(,)sr. wiok from to-day the city elec-t-ion will occur. The candidates are hustling and tho indications are good for the election of all three of the Republican candidates for Couneilmen.

bKNATOK Iieagan. of Texas.

sicm-d and the Governor of

GOOD NOTES CASHED. has nn.oint F.ast Main Street, with W.T.Whlttlncto'j ... v.'i.'.'inrv in overlooking Mills

iooke I nor.

has re-

tliat State

Horace Cliilton to till the it is

upon as a snub from the Gover-

The fact that the Democrats can not be coaxed by Mr. Cleveland to get together on the silver question is one of

the numerous indications that the Presidential tide is setting, strongly in favor of the Republicans.

Tm- Demoeratie Legislature of Ohio has thus far appropriated over S1U0,001) more than the estimated revennes for the nest two years. This is one of the faets that will materially help to restore Republican rule in the .State next November,

AtTF.it having several years of extremely low prices for grain, the tallies have turned, and a good time is coming with this harvest for the farmers. Wheat and other grains are higher than they have been for years, and the crop prospects all over the United States are most excellent. This state of things makes the farmers rejoice, and nobody is displeased except the demagogues and "calamity howlers," who ari trving to break into otlice because of the hard times the farmers have had.

I It is evident that brick is the eomin I material for paving streets. Where it lias been tried it has proved sujerior to any other, even more durable than asphaltmn or boulders. Of course the I brick must be made from the proper kind of clay. Ordinary building brick I is nut tin- kind used. The clay found near this city and which the

Clay Combination Company proposes to manufacture is admirably I adapted for this purpose, and in fi.ct cannot be excelled by that found everywhere. There is a tide in the affairs of men winch taken at the flood leads 011 to fortune. Just now when the demand

112 West Pike Street. Joel Block! for paving brick is beginning is the time r. to push the project and develops this mineral wealth. There is money in the scheme and its advantages to the city

INFILLS

ACT X.1 ICE

OH & WEAK S 'O^UGH,

25 Cents 3 Box. OF ALL DRU^CISTS.

I as an industrial enterprise will prove a boon and a blessing to all the

:iO.

Xewfou?.pi.a.vd is discriminating in favor of Airerican tUhermen against Canadians, allc.ving the former free bait while nhirging- the latter for it.

The lot fos* Mrs. Framont's new home has been purchased about two miles from the ceuter of Los Angeles, and work on a siftill house has been begTin thereon.

Secretart of War Proctob

that the effcot of tho Italian compliTa-

tion will be to wake up congress to the

necessity of better coast defenses and a larger navy I A KciiTv-TOV elm tree was removed

a local paper. As* elegant word presented Oen. George •. Meade by the Sanitary Fair Association is in the possession of his daughter, Miss Henrietta Meade. It was willed by the general to his son, who reoentlv died.

Chari.es II. Champ, head of thegreat ship-building firm, does not think that the Italian tt-ar-sliips, even should they be able to cross the Atlantic, would be in a condition to do much damage on this side of the Atlantic.

A l.iviNo bat, imbedded in solid rock, was found on the premises of \V. V. Herriott, near Rodney, W. Va,, by Jlr. Herriott and Clias. Corbin, who quarrying rock. There are several other witnesses to this remarkable discovery.

AJlounto 117 res,

Sauft'lice.

CARDINAL SANT-TJJCE,

Gnplielmo S.mfelice ili Acqnavella, who litis for years bet-n considered a caudidate for the papal throne, was born in 1S36. lie was consecrated archbishop of Naples in 1^7^, and was made a cardinal priest iu 1884.

Her llonutiful Hands.

God's roses are sweet and his lilies are fair As they bend 'neath the dows from above, They are spleudid aud fair—but they caunot compare

With the beautiful hands of ray lore. No jewel* adorn them, no flittering bands: They are just aa God. made them—thedo dear, sweet hands'

And not for earth's pems and its bright diadem*. The pearls from the depths of tho cea. Or the queens of the lands with their beautiful hands,

Should these dear hands be taken from me. What exqubsite blisses await their commands! They were made for iny kisses—these dear, sweet hands! Aye, made for my kisses! And when some day

My life shall be robbed of its trust. And the lips that are colder shall kiss them away

And hide them in daisies and dust, 1 will kneel iu the dark where the angel stands And my kLsa shall be last on these dear, sweet hands! —Frank L. Stanton.

PRESENT DAY DEFINITIONS.

Starts levity—L. Bi& bugs—beetles. Headstboxg—the goat. Old landmarks—oaks.

Patronize pools—frogs. An old settler—bromldo. Alike as two peas—four. Sent on tick—Telegrams. For staple use—the hasp. An old clubman—Hercules. A grant* ship—the majestic. Inn business—hotel keeping. Must

be made to go—clocks.

A legal stopper—Injunction. All puffed up—the new scarf. Raises the wind—the bellows. Has a close call—the telephone. As brave as a lion—the lioness. Never gnashes its teeth—a saw. A stern reality—the twin sorews. Must have lier Punch—Mrs. Judy. Oxford ties—collegiate-friendship. MAJiizs railroad literature—reading. The man who got the earth—Atlas. Sometimes run to judgment—bills.

Xeaiii.v all fit to do business—tailor*. Taxf.s panes In business—the glazier. Their lives always in danger—ohlckens.

Only nomas out after dark—the moon. Continually "sat down upon"— chairs.

A bill of faro—tho restaurant account. Apropos of the "slow movement"— snails.

Always pressed Into serrloe—the accordion. Gciiied entirely by hand—the lead pencil.

HA® no egotistical eye—'.he oompass needle. Do not till live by their wit$—professional humorists.—N. Y. Mail and press.

A Reasonable Kxcuro,

Weary Raggs—What you doing wid an umbrella, yer dude? Blearj- W'aggs—Dudo be denied! 1 was afraid I'd get washed wid the rain. —Munsey's Weekly.

A nkoko who tiled in Chicago the othsr dav at the age of 108 never heard of

lhe latter hai bcen

.years.

Bki.oh has such restricted franchise that only a little over ten per cent, of the ailult male population possesses the right of voting at parliamentary elections.

bodily the other day from a Chicago suburb and carried to a cemetery fifteen miles distant, where it was replanted The cost was 83.000.

In* Albany, fJa.. a InitT cochin hen and 'can horse-ear builder, is now a hale a cat are inseparable companions. They and hearty octogenarian and as full of remain together all day, anil at night business push as he was when he turnthey roost together. At least that is ed out his fiiM hob-tail ear. the story told by the Truthful James of

John* Sti.i-iik.nsos, the great Amer-

A cot.o.\ ot two or three hundred monkeys is reportfjJ to exist in the everglades of Florida. They are supposed to owe their origin to the wreck of a vessel upon the 'coast having on board monkeys, which escaped to the 'orpst

State of Ohio. Citv ok ToiiEix),1 I I.rr.\s County. flsFkaxk J. Chexkv makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Che.vey Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County ami State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLAliS for each and every ease of CATAitlin that were cannot le cured by the use of Haul's

Catahhh CriiE.

tr ,, !n '".V presence, this (5th dav of DecernHaving used ".Moi.her's Friend" ber, A. D. 1886 would not be without it. It is a boon to wives who know they have to pass through the painful on'lea] ,f childbirth.

Slits. C. Mnrjiorits!!, Iowa. Write the IJrailfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, On., for further particulars. Sold by Nvo ,fc ille, Ind.

FRANK .T. CHENEY.

Sworn to before me and subscribed

A. W. GLEASON, Xotan/ Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free,

F. J. CHbNEi Sr. CO., Toledo, O. ta^-Sold by Druggists, 70c.

INDIANA.

Bits

of Information from Various Parte of tho Stato.

I-

ItHfi OtT with a ChioiRU Mail. IKm an atoms. I ml.. April ai.—After the arrest of John Wilsou. the horsethief, in this eitv some time Htro mid pending' his trial, his wife and daughter caine to this city and registered at the Pyle house. Since their arrival they have been constant visitors to Wilson's cell in the county jail and seemed to be almost heartbroken over his conviction for horse stealing. The daughter. a rather pretty girl, has been corresponding with a man in Chicago named William liady. Recently that individual arrived in this city. Saturday morning the mother and daughter visited the jail as usual and after they had spent some time there tho girl left, explaining to her mother that she was going to take a walk with a girl friend. That was tho last time Mrs. Wilson saw her daughter, and when becoming alarmed at her long absence, she made Inquiries its to her whereabouts, she found that the girl hail eloped with

Uadv. Wilson will be taken to the cures penitentiary in a few days.

Odd Fellow* Celehrato.

Indianatolis, Ind., April SS.—The city is gayly decorated in honor of tho seventy-second anniversary of the founding of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in the United Stat .s. Representatives of different lodges throughout the states are in attendance. Tho grand parade in the afternoon was reviewed by prominent officials of the order.

MfNcrE, Ind., April 2S.—Sunday the 800 odd fellows in this eity appropriately celebrated the seventy-second anniversary of odd fellowship with exercises at Muncie lodge, hall No. 74. Hon. T. S. Guthrie, pastor of the Universalist church, and Rev. C. X. Wade addressed the large assembly. Selina lodge, 4 miles east of Muncie, celebrated the event Saturday night

Gref.ncastle. Ind., April iS.—The odd fellows and Daughters of RebeUah held a nniversay exercises at the unisity hall Sunday. Elder Morris of th? Christian church delivered the historical address and Hev Mr. llurlstone a sermon appropriate to the occasion.

May Not Lay tho Pipe*.

Wabash, Ind., April 2S.—Persons interested in the Standard C'il Company who a month ago organized a company to lay an oil-pipe line from Lima. O., to Chicago, have been notified by the Erie railroad management operating the Chicago & Erie road that they will not be permitted to parallel the present pipe line laid in the Chicago .t Erie right of way. The reason assigned is that the oil escaping from leaks endangers the company's property, and is so offensive to the nostrils of the traveling public that the traveling business is injured. The pipe-line company is now securing the right of way from the farmers along the line, paying from twenty-five cents to one dollar a rod. The new line, which will be completed In August, will run just outside the railway lands. The railroad company's action entails great additional expense upon the pipe-line people.

Queer Find at Huntington.

Huntington, Ind., April 2S.—Saturday while some workmen were cutting down the lot of D. A. Purvianee. in this city, to a proper level, and when about 0 feet below the nutural surface of the earth, some rude masonry was discovered. The structure formed a vault about 0 feet iu diameter and 8 feet high. The stones composing the structure were of the limestone variety and were of a kind never found in this vicinity unless they have been brought here. What tho vault had been intended for is a mystery, as nothing was found within It. The structure is supposed to have been the work of the mound builders.

Driven Mail by Lightning.

Coi.pmih's, Ind., April BS.—In June last a number of laborers were in an outbuilding awaiting for a heavy electrical storm to pass by. Into the building ran an abandoned telephone wire. Among the persons in the building was George B. Herron, who was standing near the wire when it was struck by lightning. He received a shock, from the effects of which he was prostrated for several months. Atrophy of the flesh upon his legs and left arm followed, and Saturday his reason gave way.

Fire At Evaniivllle.

Evansvim.e, hid.. April 2S.—The excelsior and sliuck works of Thomas W. Murray, tegether with a large amount of stock, also an old ice house owned by the P. W. Cook brewing Compnny, a portion of the latter building being occupied by an old man as a residence, were totally destroyed by lire. Mr. Murray's loss is estimated at nearly 87,000, no insurance, and the Cook Brewing Company's loss at £1,500, with a small insurance.

The Bottle Exploded in Ills Hniul. Muncie,

Ind., April 2S. -Saturday

evening Grant Phinney, with other young men. was fishing along White river, when l'hinney found a small bottle, which ha shook, causing an explosion that shattered the young man's right hand and badly cut his face with flying glass. Many think the boys were using nitroglycerine to kill fish and the too careless handling of the explosive caused the accident.

Death of an Old Settler.

Df.M'HI, Ind., April 28.—John S. Case, Hr., an old and honored citizen of this county, died .Sunday, aged 8a years. He had a wide acquaintance iu this and adjoining states.

Killeil Himself.

Michigan* City, Ind., April 28.—Samuel Kunho an aged German of this citj\ committed suicide Sunday at his homo by shooting himself with a shotgun. Kunho had been an invalid many years.

Welcomed llomo.

Cos.VEK.svii.Mt, Ind., April 28.—ExTreasurer Huston was received with brass bands and speeclios on his return to this city.

Worth Its Height tn Cold. If a price win be placed on pain, "Mother's Friend is worth its weight in gold as an alleviator. My wife 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 lxjcome a mother, says a customer of mine. Henukhson Dale, Druggist,

A SAVIOUR OF HER SEX.

"When pain becoiucs a constant companion when there is no repose for the suflVrer, by dav or niu'ht when life itsolf seems to be ti calamity and when all this is reversed by a woman, whose only ambition is to do good to others, lias she not won lie above title?

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S

on re

(ItendhasofTOvolumeoland

Compound

all those peculiar weaknesses anil ailments of women, all organic dineasos of the I'terns or Womb, and Ovarian Troubles, Be:irini -l.«vii Sensations, Weak Iiack. Debility, Nervous Prostration, etc. Every Druggist sells it as a standard article, or sent by mail, in form ot l'ills or Lozenges, on receipt $1.00. two 2-cenl stamps tor Mrs. Plnkham's beautiful 88-page

Illustrated book, entitled

"GUIDE HEALTH AND ETIQUETTE.", contains a valuable Information. It saved llvns. may save yours.

Lydia E. Plnkham Med. Co., Lynn. Mall.

SCOTT'S

EMULSION

DOES CURE

CONSUMPTION

In its First Stages.

Be sure you get the genuine.

rcCTnunwxlltWupei ior to My proscription

Ine-"

B. A. D.,

Ml 8#k Osftid Si, Braeki/m, H. T.

Indianapolis

omb

THE DEMAND

FOR TTSC

It stands at theheau"fYmim»»r/-..! u.u .uJr,,

For a disordered liver try Beechams' Pills.

Sot ice lo Cin[ rtirtors.

.Sealed proposals will he received until May 20. by the trustees of the Methodist Episcopal church at Linden for the construction of a new church edifice. Plans aud specifications may be seen at the otlice of J. II. White, after May 7, at Linden. The trustees reserve the right to reject any or all I'iils. \Y li, Fiuj.ky, Sec.

Children Cry for Pitcher's CastoriaZ

SHTLOirS COUGH and Consumption Cure is sold by us on 11 guarantee. Tt euros consumption. For sale by Moft'ett, Morgan Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

Why will you cough when Sliiloli's Cure will -,'ive you ammediate relief. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and SI Moffett Morgan Co. ...

Why wili, yoi: cough when Shiloli's cure will give you immediate relief, price 10 cents, 50* cents and 31 Moffett Morgan Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria

.•I Little dirt's ICxpcvlcncc In 11 I.tylitlioimc. Mr. and Mrs. Loreu Trescott are keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach, Mich., iukI arc blessed with a daughter four years old. Last April she was takeu down with measles followed with a dreadful cough and turning into ii fover. Doctors at homo and at Detroit treated her, but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she was a mere "handful of bones".— Then she tried Dr. King's Xew Discovery anil after the use of two and a half bottles,

Cnrmi, III. I was completely cured. They say Dr.

Write the Bradfleld Regulator Co.,! King's New Discovery is worth its weight Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars, in gold, yet you may get a trial bottle Sold by Nye Co., Crawfordsville, Ind. free at Nve A- Co. Druggist.

DISEASES rXi.

PHRCY'S

NO. POSITlVt HERBAL REMEDY jcurea xJipht smtsstoDB and all ouei of Ynuthfol Krror*.

HO.SPQStTIVt HtllBAlREMEDY ourti iTunorrhu'u ana Clcct

llMc« rub hetaedr. Two Dollar*. |Bm»Upill form. 8ent

pMfn.xa/rtl

by ®*11, *IUi Unlet. Knot'

UK. PEKOY, Koi :s,a«»*i»oit,o. Lsf*,w!1

A3miLET'

Through liouto to

Chicago,

Louisville,

(irt'ewasfie

Lafayette,

Bedford,* New Albany All Points North, South and West.

Michigan City.

South hound.—No. •IXlghi K.\press, 12.Qfi a in., dully No, 5, nmll, l.'M, p. in., dally. No. 0, Bedford Accommodation, o.~7 p. m., oxoeptSuudsty,

North hound. No. 4. nlvht express, 1.5U h, tn., daily: No. il. fast itmi!, l..'Wp. in. No. 10 Lafayette Accommodation, l(M* a. ui. except Sund ty.

No Height trains carry passengers. Train? 3, 4, 5. 0, stops only at Countyseats. JAil Ks HaKKKK,

Gen. Pass. Apt. Mouon Ltoute

Motion Mock Ch! uro. IU

Big 4

:01eveland, Cin'cinnati, Chicagu

Route. |& St. Louis R.

for Infants and Children.

Warner Sleepers on trainB. Beet mod orn day coachcson all trains. Conncctiufr with solid Vestibule trulus a* Blooming-ton and Peoria to aud from ssour river, Denver and the Pacific coast.

veil adapted to ehOdna that

At Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Sprinptleld anc Columbus to and from tho Kastcrn and bcu board cities,

T1UINS AT OnAWFORDSVir.tiF. GOING WEST. No. 9 mall 0:18 a. No.7 mail id...) rJ:o.r a. ni No. 17 ti,aP 1 :•{." in No. 'I Kxprohs. 0:45 p. in

GOING EAST.

/No.10 Mail (d roiim No. 2 Kxpress i: 1S am No. 1H Mall nlflpio

No.S Mail

For lull Information repurdlntr time, r«u. and routes, cousult the ticket apetit and P. A*F folders. GROHOfiK HOliJNSON. Atrt

Vandalia Line

DIRECT KOCTB TO

Jashviile, Cliattanoo Floritla. Hot Spruits.

Texas, Kansas Missouri

Michigan, Canada, Northern Oliio. Clean Depots, Clean Coaches,

OaatarlA enns OoUe. CV—llp«llo«. Sour Btomach, DtarrtiCM, £ructaiion. Kills Worms, girea sleep, ami pesUonP WltEout isjorloos hiiIIitHc Tu* CssTAcn Coktaxt,77 array Street, It. T.

Suisse? ess University

A A E S S createH THAN T'Hriu^ptY

course ^RulIu.crcl:ii 4lst -tr c-ntfr any tiiriefelccUvc of nrescribt'd IndlTldnal instruction by aJar^strory: fa. :Uy icoturc^ time short: cx5SSlow!

miSlnSonJS6"iS1?"ODiBstrictly si'hoot in an unrivaU'il commeri'iiili-cntcr- suDerior tLtbAnT. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. FREE. HEE3 & 0SB0R.V, PuOPIflETOKi.

At a meeting of iia- Asiatic Society of Bengal, at Calcutta, a piece of cable was exhibited, showing that the India rubber covering had been pierced by a blade of grass. The piercing was' so complete and the contact with the copper core so perfect that "dead earth." os it is technically called, was produced and the efficiency of the cablo destroyed. The species of the grass, owing to its dricd-up condition, could not be determined.

ft» •..*,»

5wKKi-T:

Til l.i' the Motion Hotilplo Harrogate. TenncKce. This superior site adjoins the famous Cumberland Gup Park and is five miles distant from the flourishing mannfactur ing town of Middlesborougli, Ky., of whose wonderful resources, progress and development you are familiar.

The prospectus compiled by the protectors of this enterprise, explains fullv the merits of this locality as a resort for pleasure seekers and capitalists, desiring home comforts, couutrv and mountain life, with a beautiful climate and fine mineral springs.

For pamphlets, rates and other information address any ticket agent of the Monon route. F. lieed. City Passenger agent, 73 Clack street, Chicago or W. II. McDoel, James

Baukkk,

General Manager. General Pass. Agt, General Offices. Monon Block, Chicago.

I have been bothered with catarrh for about twenty years: I had lost sense of smell entirely, and I had almost lost mv hearing. My eyes were getting so dim 1 had to get some one to thread mv needle. Now I have mv hearing as we'll as I ever hud. and I can see to thread as fine a needle as ever I did. my sense of smell is partly restored, and it seems to be improving*all the time. 1 think there is nothing like Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh. Mrs. E. E. Grimes, Uemiriil. Perrv Co.. O.

Ituihlen's Arnh'a Hal re. I he best salve in tho world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinbs corns and all skin eruptions, and losstively cures piles, or no pay reijursri. It is guaranteed to give jerfect satlid 'action, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye A- Co

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Perhaps you are run down, can't eat, can sleep, can't think, can't do anything to your satisfaction, and you wonder what ails you, Vou should lieed the warning, you are taking the first step into Nervous Prostration. You need a Nerve Tonic and in Electric Bitters you will find the exact remedy for restoring your nervous system to it's normal, health condition. Surprising resultB follow the use of this great Nerve Tonic and Alterative. Your appetite returns, good digestiin is restored, and tho liver and kidneys resume healthy action. Trv a bottle. Price 50c. at Nye ,t Co's. Drugstore.

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