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

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OXB ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is takeu it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts fHH'" iwMiro ioirive titu oM US well gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys, }-iver and Bowels, cleanses tho sysefieetually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste aud acceptable to the stomach, prompt iu its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the luosi healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it tho most popular remedy known. •Syrup 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 whe wishes to try it. Do not accept anj substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO

SAN rXAKCiSCO. C*U

LOUISVIUS. xr NEW YORK.

A. D- LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance. GOOD NOTES CASHED. .Rial Main Street, with W.T.Whlttlupto'

Diseases of Wome*i

AND SCKGEHY.

Coniu.tatlon roomi over Smith's druj B'.orc, South Waihlngton Street, Cra** fonUvUle, Indiana.

.1. Ii. ETTEK. M.D.

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

0fflKL.'l|donco

218 Soulh Greeu slreet

Mrs. Dr. Qrifflih gives special attention Chronic and Surgical Diseases

Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice. CONSULTATION FREE.

BarnMll, Hornaday & Pickett.

OLD PAPERS

Kor Sale at This OBlce,

25 Cents a Hundred

Geo. R. IR.ioe,

UPHOLSTERING,

Carpets CarefullyLaid and Fitted

112 West Pike Street. Joel Block

BEECHAM'S PILLS

MACrlO

TCSf.CH

Window, Lanier & Co,,

17 NASSAU STI5EET, New York.

BANKERS,

FOR WESTERN STATES, CORPORA

TION'S, BASKS ASO MERCHANTS.

INTEREST ALLOWED OS DEPOSITi

ASD LOANSNEuOi.'ATED.

SELLERS: LIVER PILLS

Over 100 rro«* *oM by one dnigrlft. bftve no «qoal for cnHnf Dlizirica«.lies.. GottlTencM^MaUrift, Ll*«r Compl^iDt, Ftver i«nd Afroe, ^odlktation, Back«cbe, »nd *11 Mrer and Stomach UOOMM. Thoy Never Full* Sold by all dragtfftta ai.d country itore keepora. C*., rrvp's

Mrs. Allen's Parisian Fnce Blench (ioitlen Hair Wi»h. M-miini I:jra. for de*et* oping the l.ust. rsu«.ma, Uit rcmcvlng suixrtW--j 'jus hair. Ban^ All gcwvlt wholesale jr and retail. Send 7

ll!u\:ratM clrcuUr.

Full line of fin* haif Mis. K. W. Allen. 319 Wood. AT.,

Detr.it. Mith. by druggiits*

City Election Notice.

The «iu:illf]«*l voters of tlic? city oi Cniu'fonlsilUr arc lifr«'t»y notlllfil (o lus^cmbN'ul their votiujr pluces iu their rutipeetivc Wards 011

TFKRDA V, MAY H. 18fl,

am] pror»'el t« clfft \hf following nlUccr*. viz: Our L\)»iiit:iliaun lnr 11n* Fist Ward. One Councilman forth** »S«»*onci Wiml.

One Councilman for Uic Third Wurd. C. M. SCl/IT. 1891. City Clerk.

LIQUOR HABIT.

WMZ IMS W0/U0 7H£/te /s BUT ONE CUNE

D'HAIITESGOLDEN

SPECIFIC

It can bo given in a cupol tea or onllw.or In 4r tides of food, without the knowlcli. of th Patient, If neco'Hiiry It Is absolutoly nnrml and willcfTot a permanent and speed) our whether the patent IH a modcratodrlnkeroritn aleholle wreck. IT NKVKlt FA 11^5. A oiM.r atos so quietly and with sueli certalnt}- that tho patientunderiroos no Inconvenience, an ore lie Is aware, his complete reformation ef feted. 48-pa#o book of particulars frceNye Co.. DRUWLSTA Craw/ordavllle Ind.L I

DAILY JOURNAL.

PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON, By T. H. B. McCAIN. Knteml at tho

Indiana.

Jacksou, Ills.

Dr.TA.F. Hemy

HJLS loeatsMn,tliis city at H» ea~t Frankiln street, where his new antiseptic and jrermlside treatment for Cutarrl, Krunehitis and Karly. Stages of lung trouble will be demonstrated to persons alHietcd, Twenty m»nutc trial will convinee any person that this plan is a great Improvement'on the old treatmentoi above diseases. Consultation free.

POTATO ES,

Michigan Rose, Beauty of Hebron, And Burbank .POTATOES. :s

Only $1 per Bushel.

For hating or feeed.

pos tortile at lYnwfortls villi' I origin oft lit- pit UiatMT. —.4. *.

TIIK DAILY .mrUNAU

Bvmail, JMTNMMM Y»— Kj mail, *i.v month Ity mail, thm- months Itv carrier, JKT wtvk

This Date in History—May 4. Franco

UM3—Loula XIII of did. 17SJ-—John Jjunoe Audubon, ornithologist. horn on ft plantation iu Ivouisiaua: died

ISM.

1796—William II. Prescott, historian. horn at Salem, Mass. died 18o9. 1SI2—Sir Robert Kerr Porter. traveler mid artist, died. AtrounoN. 18T)S—Minn^-sota admitted to tho Union, IStW—General movement of all Federal armies

General Grant's army (Potomac) crossc* the Itupidnn: ho telegraphs Sherman to move: battle at Bermuda Hundreds. lSCo—General Dick Taylor at

Citronelle, Ala., surrendered the last Confederate anny east of tho Mississippi to General Canby, men and officers paruled at tho sauio tiino Commodore tarrand surrendered to Rear Admiral PUKSCOTT. Thatcher the so called "navy" in the Tc ibifiboe river. 1S73—To lives lost by the breaking of abridge at

DEMOCRATS NOT OPPOSED TO A TARIFF TAX. The Democrats who are so opposed to the tariff tax were nil willing and anxious to leave the high tariff on sugar, notwithstanding sueh tax WHS |iaid bv the poor man as largely as the rich. Tho poor use quite as mueh sugar as the rieh and therefore were compelled to pay as mueli tax on sugar as the millionaires but. notwithstanding this faet. every lVmoerat in Congress voted against removing the tariff from sugar. This shows that it. is not any sympathy for the poor man that induces Democrats to keep up a constant howl about the tariff tax. To tax sugar is a British scheme. To take the tariff off of sugar necessitates keeping it on British goods, and this is the secret of tho free trade attempt to keep the tariff on sugar. The Democrats said "let's keep the tariff on sugar and take it off of nails." But

the Kepnhlicans said-'no, let's take it off of sugar because tho tariff oil sugar lia.s failed to start a competition in home production, and therefore we are getting no benefit from it,. Let us put the tariff on such things as will start a home production, make competition, and. as a result lower prices."' This illustrates the difference letween the Free Trader and the Protectionist. The Protectionist wish to put the tariff on commodities wo can really make at home, and thus

encourage home manufactures while tho Free Traders want to keep the tariff on things we cannot raise here, and put all these goods that are manufactured 'in other countries on the free list. In other words, the Protectionist favors putting things on the free list that cannot be cheapened by a tariff and putting the tariff on such things as will be cheapened by protection as were the wire steel nr.ils, steel railroad bars and many other commodities. Free Trade in sugar has given the people cheajier sugar, while the tariff on steel wire nails has broken down the foreign ni(inii)H)ly and reduced the price of nails from 8 cents JKT pound to 3 cents per pound. These practical results demonstrate the soundness of the Kepublican jiolicy. Uv the policy of the

McKinlev bill we get revenue and cheaper commodities by the Democratic policy we get revenue and higher prices. The Democratic plan results in a heavy tax on the people—the Republican plan relieves the peojilo of taxation. This is the difference between the two parties.

I HI: Fnmkfort

(.'ri'sn ut

!i ih been sold

hv E. JI. Stiiloy Si in to Hon. Eli W. Brown, who for in:mv years haw been the editor of the Columbia Oil

I'ost.

1 he elder Stalev has been the active, lmnv, bustling mid huntling editor of the t'n'sceut for the hist twenty years and has made it a valuable jiieeeof property. 11 was f-olil for S«.()l)0. .Mr. Ilrown, the new ro]irietor, bringK to the diseliarge of bin duties years of ex|.erienee and will doulitleHH .succeed in iiin n« lield.

Th«» lln»*Ulont of Chill*

Bahuuecda, provident of tho Sonth American republic of Chili, is a man of strong will, whatever his reputation as to fairness anl exikxlioncv may be. The

ent insurrection seems to have lam iu tho COUSIHUtion, which confors a or i-

».oo ^.!»0 1 id

TIIK NVKKKt.V JOL'UNA I.

Thtvomoi'ths ... Six months Oni'.war

For pajHTS MMI! outshlo the count 10 additional for postage. TheWKKKLV must invarinblv be smnl for in advance. 1 tk'iid t»ostal note or money orders

NOTlCK foTl- HSCUI NEKS.

When you write to have your paper sent to a different otliee from that to which it has

tuc new iniMotttec add res

MONDAY. MAY 1. lS'.'l.

nary powers upon tho chief executive* ami upon the conduct 'f the I president in carrying out these powers. Thus the president HI- 1IALMACKDA.

cents

liethe tlie

1 HI-', duty on imported calico in tween 4 and 5 cent* JMT vard. If free trade statement were true, American manufacturer would make 1 to 5 ceutH JIT'it'll per yard, jiut American made calicoefi sell at 5 and cents a yard at retail. Out of this must come the retailers' protit. the joblx'rs' protit, and the manufacturer's prolits. besides tho cost of manufacture. The fallacv is obvious.

The i-ity election occurs to-morrow. One Councilman is to lie elected in each ward, viz: Jefferson W. Scott in the first, AVilliam A. Vanarsilall in the Second, and Koltert C. Smith in the Third. Stamp tho square to the left of each of the names on the ballot and no where else.

Beechams'

For a disordered liver try Pills.

WUY WII.L vou cough when Shiloli's cure will give vou immediate relief, price 10 cents, 00 cents and 81 Moffett Morgan Co.

points and removes all the governors of the different states, and they appoint the sub-delegadoes and inspectors over districts. So long .is tho president was liberal man aud one of good judgment all went well, hut Balniaceda is alleged to have Iteen neither, and abuses quickly sprung up which brought about, tho trouble.

A Dctix l'ful p..

Vis, this la our daiicc, tliid wall/ from tho Dachess. What is thut you an- saying?

You thought 1 was playing

Vou fulse, with this waltz, this dance from tho Duchess? You thought I hail rather bo sittiug and talk'as

With that little M'Mnnncrs There under the banners.

Or It may be, iwrhaps. In tho corridors walkins.

Instead of remembering this dance here with you, sir, This dance from the Duchess,

The lovely Grand Duchess,

The swe«tost ikux (emiW Ab, if you but knew, sir, IIow I dote on the Duchess, with its gliding and sliding

Soft measure for measure,

You'd know from such pleasure

My feet would never go straying or hiding.

What is that?—you might have known it was merely This special sweet measure,

The (fcimT, not the pleasure

Of dancing with ]ru here? Well, really, you'vo nearly Persuaded mo, sir, that such was the reason

And I'm sure I would fain, sir. If you on in this strain, sir.

Walk and Uilk to the M'Mauners to the end of the season.

And to tho end of my life, too, perhaps in my meaning? Well, ni for M'Mannors

There, under the banners,

Just when we encountered you waiting and leaning Against the-bay window, had confessed a relation

I uuessed days at o— liis entrapment, you know.

To that little— Now, Ilarry,

dim't

kiss me be

fore all creation!

—Xora 1'erry.

NOTES FOR THE WOMEN.

Ix Lapland dress fashions have not changed for one thousand years. QCKF.\ ELIZABETH started the style of wearing sill stockings and Marie Antoinette instituted the custom of wearing feathers in the hr»lr.

MIK. nr.Niu I'lHEvn.i.E, who lias seen more of this couutry than most French women, says the American woman makes too many acquaintances aud too few friends.

WIIEX it is desived to have the gloves oover the entire arm, as may occur with licly installed at night by

evening dress, tlisy are secured to the shoulders hy straps of satin ribbon that buckle on the gown.

NOBOIIV wears veils adorned with beauty spots noir unless the dots of court-planter are arranged with a clever eye to detail and eiVsct—in other words, every girl is her own veil maker, and she places the small black disk in such a pliw-e u.s will call attention to her most beautiful feature.

A wHimixci costume worn by a London bride had a rich white silk royale train, bordered with white ostrich featl!.-rs, and opened over a beautiful whit* velvet skirt richly embroidered with pearls. One-half of the bodieo front was of white silk the other of velvet draped with, crepe de Chine. The tulle veil was hu!d in place by three diamond stars.

FUN FOR THE MEN FOLKS.

"Qirr.r.n critters women Is," said Uncle Jehiel. "When one of 'en. starts in to (fit a man all the others tries to head her off, an' then, soon as she g*ita him, they all turn round and help her to manage him."—Indianapolis Journal.

PKMCI.OHK—"I must telegraph Emily my answer." Helen—"What shall you say?" Penelope—"Yes." Helen—"You can send ten words for the same money." And Penelope wired as follows: "I have decided to do as you have requested me."—X. Y. Evening 8un. "I SUALL die happy," Baid an expiring husband to his wife, who was weeping dutifully at his bedside, "if you promlso not to marry that object of my unceaa. lug jealousy, your cousin Charles.' "Make yourself quite easy, lovo," said the expectant widow, "I am engaged to his brother."—Eochcster Talisman. "DON'T you think you would make more money and enjoy better health In doing housework?" "Yes, I rather think I would," answered tho "saleslady." And yet your false prldo "Oh, pride has nothing to do with it. I don't want to be bossed by another woman, that's all."—Indianapolis Journal.

Annuls

tho 1'uot.

U-

-te.-"'

Johnnie—Are you Noah's wife, Miss Oldun? MissOldun—Why, no,child! What do you mean?

Johnnie—Why, papa said yon came out of the ark.—Munscv's Weekly.

Whcu Baby was stac, we garo her Cantoris. N'hnn she was a Child, sho cried for Castoria. When sho bocame Miss, she clung to Castoria. 'A'hen she bad Children, she gave them Castoria

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria?

W1TIUN OUR BORDERS.

A Batch of Nowsy Dispatches from Indiana.

Murderer* Captured in ft Cave. CINCINNATI, May 4.—A dispatch from Coliun'nis, lml., tells of the finding la Urown county, in a sort of cave in a e.eeluded spot 25 miles from a railroad, three Kentucky murderers. They wero William I'uckett and his two sons, who, on the day of the last presidential election, at Irvine, Ksthill county, Ky., murdered a neighbor, Henry llall, and fled They offered resistance when arrested. but were placed in jail to await a proper requisition from Kentucky.

The trouble grew out of a controversy over a poeketknife which the l'uekets claimed they had loaued to a man named Henry llall. llall claimed that lie did not have tho knife, and tho trouble was apparently settled. After noon the l'uekets and Hall started homo together, and the elder I'ueket, armed with a club, struck Hall a blow on the head, knocking him down. Assisted by his two sous they beat Hall until liO died. The l'uekets then tied tlio country and came to •l'eter Cooper post office, Urown county, this state, where they wero located a short time ago and arrested. The elder Pucket will have to answer to tho charge of murder and the sons as accessories. They acknowledged that they did the killing, but say that they were drunk and did not know what they were doing.

Fonntl a lusting Dace.

PEUU. Ind., May 4.—The remains of Lieut. Com. Walter M. Constant, who: died at Yokohoma, Japan, in Octoberlast while in control of the North Pacific squadron, United States navy,-, were interred here, his home, Friday afternoon. The remains arrived at 3 o'clock in the morning and were met by a guard of prominent citizens numbering about fifty. A salute of thirteen guns was fired and the casket taken to the Presbyterian church, where it rested until the ceremony was over. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon Rev. Sol. C. Dickey preached the funeral sermon, which was very eloquent' and was listened to by as many persons as the cliureli could contain.' Tho procession to the cemetery included, besides the relatives and friends, a company of militia and the grand army post. All business places along the line of march were closed and llags displayed at half mast. At the tomb special services were held and a salute fired 1$' the militia.

Sons of America in Indiana. IXIHANAI'OMS, Ind., May 4.—A state encampment of the Patriotic Order Sons of America was formed here Friday. Officers elected were: II. T. Ellis, of Connersville. state post president K. Y. Comstock, Marion, president E. \Y. Wicks, East Chicago, vice president Parker Willis. Craw fordsville. master of forms W. A. Esliback, Indianapolis, secretary .1. W. Tircstine, Indianapolis, treasurer James Xaden. 1! ushville, conductor F. W. Smith, New Kiclimond, inspector: C. L. B. Ellis, Indianapolis, guard. Delegates to the national convention: E. Y. Comstock. E. W. Wicks and 11. T. Ellis. The oilicers were pub-

No Jury In tho Bennett Cliso. LAFA YKTTK, Ind., May 4.—All 61 Friday was consumed in efforts to secure a jury iu the Bennett murder case. The special venire of 100 was exhausted at 5 o'clock and the commissioners were called to draw twentyfive more talesmen. The defense is laying great stress upon the opinions of jurors of insanity as a reasonable ground of defense. Defended Her Character with a Cowhide.

KVA.VSVII.I.R, Ind., May 4.—Considerable excitement prevails here over the public eowhiding of Seth l'ritchett, an old and well-known citizen, by a woman named Charity Peck. Mrs. Peck claimed that Mr. l'ritchett had been saying things about her which were detrimental to her character. .Sho was arrested, but gave bond to appear in court.

A Mlsiing Girl Returns.

SOUTH HKNII. Ind., May 4.—Miss Mahala Platts, who left her home, near this city suddenly and mysteriously on April'20. has returned. When she left sho went to Atchison, Kan.

Taper Mill Burned.

EI.KIIAIM', Ind., May 4.—The Globe tissue paper mill was entirely destroyed by fire here at an early hour Friday morning, the result of an accident. Loss, $4,000: insurance, S2.000.

Steamer I.nut in tho Irish Channel. LONDON', May 4.—The steamer Drumburl ie, bound from Glasgow to Hornbay, has foundered in the Irish channel. The captain and two stewards were drowned. A boat containing eleven of the persons wlio were aboard the steamer is missing.

Bit Crops in Nebraska.

OSIAHA, Neb., May 4.—Reportstothe ebraska state millers' convention Friday show that there is plenty of grain in the state to last until after harvest, nnd that the crops are tho largest and the best known in the history of tho state. .A

Worth lis Weight in Gala.

a prieo can bo placed on pain, "Mother's Friend is worth its weight in gold iis an alleviator. My wife suffered moro in ten minutes with either of Lor two children that she did nil togethor with her last, having previously used four bottles of "Mothor's Friend." It is a blessing to any ono expecting to become a mother, says customer of mine. HENDERSON DALE, Druggist,

A.".:^S

Gi It. Smith.

of Chicago, national president, assisted by Frank W. llenly, of Cincinnati, national secretary and E. E. linker, of Denver, Col national organizer.

Th« Wheat Crop.

I.vniA.VAI'ous, Ind., May 4.—Insoulhern Indiana the wheat now measures 15 inches high. Low spots show some bad effects of too much lain. The late varieties of wheat will do to cut about the 20th of June. Farmers have sold quite freely of their wheat up to the present time and the reserves in I hand are unusually small. Millers' have not more than half enough stocks to carry them through till harvest. In the northern portions of Indiana the late varieties of wheat ought to be ready to cut by tho 1st or the 10th of nly. The growth of the wheat during tho last fourteen days has been unprecedented. Just enough rain and sunshine to bring about these results.

Dem!

Dem

Carmi, 111.

Write.tho liradfiold Regulator Co., Atlanta, Oa., for further particulars. Sold by Nyo & Co., Crawforilaville, Ind.

A :ul st'one with which' to terminate a brilliant, (.•veiling. They h: ve ro(urtioil from a reception. flu had fell, iv.^tless :iiul nervous during the day, and is suddenly taken with that, "faint leeliii"" so prevalent with our women.

The cause of this feeling is .-me de ran oom en t, weakness, or irregularity incident to her sex, and can readily he removed by

MSL'-vav prompt- aud proper treat'/i nient. The

j". effects a permanent cure.

A BEAUTIFUL WRuClv.

LYOIA E. piKKIiASW'S

I, j!I, nn'v \iro ami C« Pi IJ iv.r Hi.' I" fi «r v.raKiii iititi aihm-iit.- v.«ut:«n. .... It v.-or-l (orn»j*"vf J'umpl tliM «i I-*» iMU»

-U. RjiliU!' Uiitl I Wajnh. IntUuiiiUiti'-u. rn:ui I r«»ul.h :ill «i »i^t nn's of UH- I.'li'ru or nn»l i« I to hi* rhau^'«' «»f l-ii**. I 'I--so'iVfs an rtiiut»r-i from i'.W l1titu« ui JMI

•..Wo, tliiMiiKlersi^nel IZU't'tion Ccmimissionors of tho City of Cniwforilsvillo, horohv oortifv that tho following nominations for Couneilmen for tho 1st, I!ml jtml 3ri.L AVmxls of saitl City to bo VOUM! for on May otli, 3S'.H, has horn ihily oortiiiotl to IUH hy tho Chairiuon of the Kopuhlioan ami Doinooratio partio.s of said city, to-wit:

.Pe»Dcmocratic Ticket.1

REP

Dern EDW'AKD VOUIS. j-LHepj JEFFERSON W. SCOTT.

-^Democratic Ticket.

Democratic Ticket.:R2P Republican 1 icket.

For Councilman—'Third Ward,

Demi

MICHAEL 11. O'NEILL.

Attest: C. M. SCOTT, City Clerk. April 22, 181)1.

for

Infants

QATAR

THE POSITIVE CURE.

lELY BE0THKR8. Warn BW New York. FrlceSOcta.1

lite Flrxl Sir/).

Perhaps you are mn down, can't eat, can't sleep, can't think, can't do anything to your satisfaction, and you wonder what ails you. You should hoed tho warning, you are taking tho first stop into Norvous Prostration. You need a Nerve Tonic and in Electric Bitters you will find tho exact remedy for restoring your nervous system to its normal, health condition. Surprising results follow tho use of this groat Nerve Tonic and Alterative. Your appetite returns, good digestiin is restored, and tho livor and kidneys resume healthy action. Try a bottle. 1'rice 50c. at Nyo Co's. Drug Storo.

Shiloli's cure will immediately reiiovo Croup, W'ooping Cough and Bronchitis For sale by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Casbria.

CATAI.RII CUKED, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's catarrh remedy. Price lit) cents. Nasal injector ee, Moffett Morgan Co.

'cjc'ti'ilc Coni-

pound

acts like magic in

such cases. It not only

V.UIV

('.'hMvvuu- Fauilin--. l.xwwiMioii. -ti* I 11:tit"' ih" St-.t.i.n-'i. fur.-.'Prl'ihtv, I-»n, I

MIH! i'li«'i-k- nny tji.i ni'y ti«

.»•.!«-•« Mi.- V. !i' in. TL|FPUR«' KUUH-V oinphimt of Hht IM \,

iitt no rival. Ml ]ru""V-w i: v. artirl^r -out bv mail. n» form of or LYD!A PINKHAM KCD. CO.. LYNN. MAS^

Ac llluslr^dbg^k. entitled "Guide Health am! Etlquettn," by Lydia E Pinkham, of groat valur* to ladi.1* We wil! preset a copy to cnyc.no addressing us with Uo 2-ct-.ua p.

Election Notice.

Republican Ticket.

For Councilman—KirM W:ml. Kor Coiincttinan-Kirst Wsml,

K5J?

:-.For Coinuribnan--SoiMHnl W:irl, i^. For Councilman— Hi'i'nml U'aul,

Republican Ticket.

DEMAS OILliKUT. Rep WILLIAM A. YANAKSDALL

For Councilman—Third Ward.

Rep

ROBERT U. SMITH.

P». R. liUSSELfj. ... W W MOllG W I'-l'^'li'iiiCDimuiGsuiiiorR.

and

"Caaterift la well adapted to ehlldratitliat recommend It auperior to any prescription kaomtone." H. A. Aacmn, M.D.,

Ml a» Oifcrd Bit Brooklyn, M. T.

Children.

IKills

Castor!* enrea Oolle, OoMUpatloa. flour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation. Worms, givea aleep, aaA pranatM cestion. Without iajuriotu -"-"-ltt~a Tu* CJDJT4UB Com-AKT, 77 Uutraj

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Wh)ECh S(!

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tin idfj or,

Rv^ery niun. OLD HONESTY IS

1865

Street,

ro^

£4TARB$

ESFBER©

La Crtppc ttin hi.

During the epidemic of La Grippe last weapon )r. King's New Discovery fur con.' umption, coughs and colds, proved to l)o the I nut remedy. Hoports from the many who used it confirm this statement, tliey wore not only quickly relieved, but tho disease left no bud after results. AVo ask you to give this remedy a trial nnd we guarantee that you will' be satisfied with results, or the purchase price will bo refunded. Tt has no erpia! in Tj.'i Grippe or any throat, chest, or lung trouble. Trial bottlos free at Nyo ,t Co.'s Drug Store Largo bottles 50o. "an SI .1)0.

I have been bothered wit'i fvilarrh for about twenty yen's I hail -jst sense of Hindi entirely, and I ha 1 almost lost my hearing. Jly eves were 'ting so dim I had to gel so' one tlireail my noedlo. Now I IJJ VO my hearing as well as I over had, and I can POO to thread as fino a noedlo as over I .lie1, my sense of smell is partly restored, n..d it seems to bo improving all the tin.o. I thin!: there is nothing like Ely's Groani Balm for catarrh. A! s. 13. ]2. Grimes*'liendril], Perry Co., tj.

ACKNNWI

edged to be tf^e and nqosb lasLincj pieoc of Standard Chewing Tobacco on themarKet.Trxlng it iq abetter test than any taiK about it. Give il a fair trial.

Yoar dealer has it. IHO. FISZER & BROS.,!

fWM

ARABIAN ALSA

Uae el lie BEST MEDICINES e?erl

—FOR

PSRStiSMEJiATimEF is FAIN AND INFLAMMATION, both Externally and Internally. It tain in its action. Forliurns, ruisonitjf-, Ervi:p lis, Jnllanunation of the-Eyes or liowyls, Deafness, Rheumatism, i'ains in Side, lUc'v or Shoulders, l'ilest Sore Throat, Croup, or Bronchitis. Price 25 cts. and fi. at all E. MORGAN Sl SONS, Proprietors,

PROVIDENCE, It. J.

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