Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 May 1891 — Page 2

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OAT 13 ENJOYS Both tlio method mid results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and act? gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, I-iver and Rowels, clonuses the sys«m effectually, dispels colds, head allies and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs i3 the only remedy of its kind ever protweed, pleasing to the taste and ac rt-ptable to the stomach, prompt ir. its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most 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 wnr may not have it on baud will pro cure it promptly for any one whr wishes to try i»- Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO

SAS •tiAHClSCQ. r.'L.

LOUISVILU. Kf titIV YORK. fi

Drs.l.J.and Martha E.H, Griffith

°ffiUcstdoc?'

218 South Greijn 3treet

Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives special attention Chronic and Surreal Diseases o' Women, Children, and Obetetrlca. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FREE.

A. D. LOFLAND,

Reai Estate, Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

Rast Male Street, with W.T.Whlttiugtou

Diseases of Women

AND SCKGEUV.

Conm.tatlon roorni over Sm!th'» dru, store, South Washington Street, Crawlorl»vll!e, Jndlam.

.1. H. ETTEi M.D.

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mm me wo/?u m&ts/sbut one cum

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It can be mren in a cupo! ton or colTee,or In nr tides of fiXHj, without the knowledge of th patient, I Twee stirv It is absolutely harnil and wlliwttct jXTmuneut and speedy our whether the patent Is a moderate drinker orau alehollewreck. 1TNBVER FAILS, .toper ates fro uletly and with such oertainty that the

mtient undergoes no inconvenience, an ere is aware, Irs complete reformation ef feted. 4Hputre book of particulars fr eeNye Co.. druwrlsts Crawforasvtlle Ind.l ir

Dr. A.F.Henry

Has located in this city at'?2 0 eut Franklin st reel, whori* his new antiseptic and irermisidc treatment, tor Catiirrl, Kronohiiis and Eurlj St-Ufws of iuutr trouble will be demonstrated to persons atliicted. Twenty minuter trial will convince any person that this plan is a vreat improvement- on the old treatment of altovc tllseases. Consultation free.

BEECH AM'S PILLS

ACT J^IICE MAGIC

ON A

WEAK

STOMACH.

25 Cents a Box.

OP ALL DRUCCISTS.

Winslow, Lanier & Co.,

NASSAU STREET, New York,

BANKERS,

FOR WESTERN STA TES, CORPORATIONS, RANK'S AND MERCHANTS. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS AND LOANS NEGOTIA TED.

SELLERS' LIVER PILLS

l0*er 00 groat mIJ by one drorelsl

forcoriDf Ditdneia,H6»

Daily

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CotUmeM^Malaria, LTrcr Cmopittat,

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WWM.«UW», uivvr raveri apd Agae, loditettton, Btcktche, tod till JtJ *od stom*cb trouble*. They NeverL rall. Bold by »]l dnigglitf and country storfil ^keepers. Ml*n A C«., Crsp't, nilibuth, Fl

^Mrs. Allen's Parisian Face Bleach a G«»Ulen Itaii Waiti. M.unm» Iiura, for de»cU 7^i '•"P'nz the Mm. Kusmi. (or remminir iitpertfu« -*S oil! hair, l»an* drr\Onr. All giv-H wholesale and retail. Snd a Tti for Uluvritct ctrcyUr. hull line if fine hair good*. Mr*,

W. AJI^n,

319 Wood. AT.. Detroit, Mich. Svld BY DRUGGISTS*

WMrt/WVWW1AAAAA.'VAV^VAW

[The New Perfume!

Ifreeman s"HIAWATHA gil a

rare combination that pleases

Cof the most delightful

Druirtfist: .Smith A: Morjmn.

Children

EnJ°yII-

SCOTT'S

EMULSION

of pure Cod Liver Oil wltli Hypophosphite, of Lime ond Sodo Is almost as palatable as milk.

Children enjoy It rather than otherwise. A MARVELLOUS FLESH PRODUCER I, Indeed, and tho little lada and lassies who toko eoltj as a or if as a a cough that might prove serious, by taking Scott's Emulsion after their meals during the winter season. |^Beii'are of mbttUutloiu and imitations.

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PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON, By T. H. B. MCCAIN.

r.tilrr^i :»t tho at Crawfor«l* vhlc IntiiHtiu,

seconil-olus* mill tor.

Send postal note or money order.

everyone. OneS

Perfumes u*r produced.?

{Tryit FREEMAN'S FACE POWDER.

Pcated. Free from Poisons. A Perfect Ueautifier.S (At Drugqistsfvii Mulfett .V Morgan Nye fV». JJinford, the

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TIIK WKKKLY JOL'ltNAL.

Three mot.th.............. Mx month Uucyear

For pajH'rs sent outsi«]e the county additional tor postage. The WKBKI.Y nmst invariably he paid for In advance.

NOTICKTOSriiSrKlHKUS.

When you write to have your paper sent

lumn to

a ditlerent olliee lmie that to which it has been ^roin^, l»e sure tojrlve the old as well as tuc new postotlice address

MONDAY, MAY 11. 1891.

This Date in History—May 11,

11X)—David I, king of Scots, died. 177S-\Vima'.n Pitt, the elder, Karl of Chatham, died. IS12—Spencer Perclval, British minister, nssasslnatfd. 1849—Mine. Uecamier, faTnotis beauty, died. 1st —Cavalry battle at llloomfield. Mo. IStSJ-BiiltIo at Mount Vernon, Ark., the Felerals coiniuanded by Colonel Powell Clayton, afterward governor of the Mate. ISCI—Sheridan's raiders lislit at Ashland and

Yellow Tuver .. near itichmond, Vo. ISC5—General JetT Thomjison surrendered the "Army of Arkansas" to General Greuvillo

M. 1 at Chalk UlutI, Ark. 5,018 men Iiaroled. ISSS—Commodore Kittson died at SL Paul.

Minn.: born 1S.M.

ItW—The Kothschilds notified the emperor of Austria that unless the prosecution of tho Jews ceased they wouid remove their bank and capital to Pesth.

'1 HK farmer ought to lie a linppv man this year. Everything ho has to sell— corn, wheat, oats, liav, potatoes, hogs. lLVf, ote..—i.s bringing hitn hotter prices than he has eiijoveil for years, ami most of the things ho has to buy are cheaper or as cheap as they ever were. Sugar is much cheaper ami now comes the cheering news that binding twine is to be cheaper.

THE HtijK'rintemlent of Census lm.s made a public bulletin in which are given statistics upon the subject of asylums for the insane in thel'iiiUidStates. These statistics were prepared by W. H. Olcott under the direction of Dr. John S. Hillings. The liulliton shows that the total number of insane persons treated in both public and private institutions during the year 1889 was 98,535. while •during during the year 1881 there was •(i.M5 treated, showing an increase in the nine years of -11,830 or 73.53 per cent. I'll is percentage of increase, when compared with the percentage of increase of population in the last decade namely 31.Si does not indicate an increase in the proportions of the insane persons to population but rather an increase in the amount of the asylum accommodation provided, and a willingness on the part of the public to make use of its facilities thus provided. The figurers for the actual number of insane in the United States cannot be determined until '.ne work of eliminating all duplicate reports of cases has been completed.

SECHETARY FOSTER has under consideration another proposition that has boon suggested to him for getting the subsidiary silver coin in the Treasury into general circulation. This proposition. which the Secretary is said to look upon with considerable favor, affects particularly the silver half dollars. It is suggested that the Department put. into the depository banks located in tho most remote sections of the country, such as Washington, Oregon. Texas and other States, amounts of this coin ranging up to 810,000 for an exchange of equal amounts of lawful money from the banks. It would then, in tho course of business be paid over the bank's counters and would therefore become distributed in a section of the country where it would not be returned to the sub-treasuries for exchange for paper money as rapidly as it is in the vicinity of the sub-treasuries. Frequent representations have been made bv public men to the ollieials of the Department oT the scarcity of fractional silver coin in the sections referred to. and the opinion is expressed that the course above indicated would, if adopted, help to solve the problem that now confronts tho .Secretary.

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Having used "Mother's Friend" I wouid not be without it. It is a boon to wives who know they have to pass through the painful ordeal of childbirth. Miss, (!. MI:MIOI'HNI Iowa. Write the Hradlield Kegulator Co.. Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold bv Nye ,t Co., Crawfordsville, Ind.

—See I vast lack A' MeKeeii for Safety Bicycles. -isy

Kastlack

Safeties.

alnujrit

apiears

A: McKeen for Ladies' tf.

-T-Attend the lace curtain and window shade sale this week at Abe Levinson's.

Do INK Hum Vi/.F

Having bought the output of coke from the Water and Light Company ail orders for coke should lie left at O'. W. Mall's coal olliee north-east corner of Market and Walnut streets.

the lucky number.

].)on't fail to see us for your millinery goods. We have the correct styles at the lowest possible prices.

The Woolit-Ro 1'olltlulan. He thought he had a mission n*7 To be a politician And show tho boys soma tricics thoy never knew.

Re lmd

little mon^y—

This may indeed sound funuy— For in politics it's "boodle," ''tlir' and ''pine.'1

lie soon became "pood fellow"— So free, so kind, so mollow. The '•gnnff" all grew to love him more and mure.

They pushed bim and they groomed him, They puffed him and they boomed him. They swelled his head fourteen by twenty-four

He kept the IKXHIIC flowing. The "gang" kept loudly blowing— Ho had a "cinch" on everything in sight.

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They kept him swiftly moving, They suul he was Improving— Ho never slept a wink by day or night.

vents

He never kicked or crumbled, Ho never even tumbled— He thought he'd soon get office, honor, famo.

Rut, alas, in the convention His name they didn't mention, W And he didn't have a dollar to his name. —Dayton World.

Truth.

lip

bills,

It very easy But experience brings p»ln. And you find It one

life's greatest tils,

To try and 3

0-iinbfi mdqi

—N. Y. Herald

PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

—The death is announced in England of John tlampden, who some years ago rendered himself conspicuous by maintaining tluit the earth was flat lis wrote pamphlets and delivered lectures on his favorite theory, aud his delusion continued until his death. —A Pennsylvania man says lie knows of a spot where at least 5,000 serpents were bunched together for the winter. There were, no fancy snakes among them, but just common, everyday snakes, such as blue racers and rattlesnakes, and he asks no particular credit for his discovery. —A woman of Valley City, Dale., wagered that she could put the slips on live pillows while any man present at a church fair could encase one, and seven different men took her up ami suffered defeat. No man can ever acquire the knack of holding a pillow in liis teeth to work with both hands. —A doctor hi Paris was called to attend a popular actress whose face had been sadly damaged by a carriage accident. He came to the conclusion that to preserve her beauty it was necessary to repair the lady's face with a piece of human skin, and according ho provided the remedy by removing a portion of his own. —The Queen of Spain is laboring under a mania or hallucination that she will some day come to want, and she is therefore laying away every penny she can rake and scrape. She even borrows small coins of the pages about the palace and forgets to repay them, and the other day she was caught selling fourteen pairs of her old shoes for four cents per pair. —An Ohio man who was in Pittsburgh looked like a noted crook, acted in a suspicious manner and could not tell a straight story when arrested, liven before a jury ho made his case so bad that he got five years in prison. It has taken two years to prove he was entirely Innocent and to get him pardoned, and It will be i»ilesson to him to learn how to talk straight —Mr. r. T. Sherman says of the famous khedive diamonds, which were sent to Miss Minnie Sherman by the khedive of Egypt in 1S74 as a wedding present when she was married to Lieut Thomas W. Fitch: "One of the four shares will be sold, which one has not yet been decided, but if Mrs. Fitch has decided to sell her share, two shares will be sold. The diamonds are not worth -3135,000, as has been said—only 840,000, and the sale will be entirely private." —Some fifteen years or so ago, when Robert Louis Stevenson made one among the little colony of art students and others at Barbizon. a discussion arose as to who, out of all their number, could best be spared by the world at large—he, in short, who never would be missed by the general public. There was some difficulty about coming to a decision, so, finally, every one presont Inscribed the name of his candidate on a slip of paper. The slips were folded, placed in a hat and, on being opened and read, proclaimed that all (himself included) had voted for Stevenson!

Kxtru Tay.

"Phat do you bo gittin' for de job, Chiininy?" "Wan dollar an' th' noomoiiia."— Harper's Weekly.

Whet,

AIIE LEVINHOX.

Prizes will lie given with the Hidden Hand. This is not the hand of providenco Imt one that, brings good tidings.

Gifts for the peoplo with the Hidden Hand.

Baby was stac, we gate her Osstorla. Whan Bhewas a Child, she cried for Caxtorlo. When she became Miss, Bhe clung to Castorla. K'hen slie bad Children, she gave them CastorU

Wnr WII.L yon cough when Hhiloh's euro will give you immediate relief, price 10 cents, 50* cents and 81 MofTett Morgan & Co.

Allow mo to add my tribute to

-Big sale of spring jackets this week °"'cao.V °f Ely's Cream lialin. 1 Levinson's.

the

suffering from a severe at tack of inlluenza find catarrah and was induced to try vour

Look for the Hidden Hand on which remedy. The result was marvelous,

could hardly articulate, and in less than twenty-four hours the catarrhal symptons and my hoarseness disappeared' and 1 was able to sing a heavy role in Grand Opera with voice unimpaired. 1 strongly recommend it to all singers.— Win. H. Hamilton, Leading Basso of the C. 1). Hess Grand 0|ern Co.

SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. For salo bv Moffett, Morgan Co.

AMONG THE MORMONS.

Prosidont Harrison's Rocoption at Salt Lake City.

THE TOWN A MASS OF DIXOUATIOXS.

ltriirham Young'* follower* Yi«' wilh tlio (.II'iititi's HI Milking t!»»' rurl.v'A ....

May a los»t Kojoyuldo Or-ii!don.

A TAI.K TO TIIK "SUMS." S.M.T I,AM: v. I'lah. Mav It.— Itcautiful springlike weather made the short visit of the president to .Salt I.ake City a pleasant one. The presidential train arrived at :so'clock a. in. Saturday and was sidetracked until 7 o'clock, when tlov. Thomas, Mayor Scott, Congressional IVlegato Cain and a law reception committee called with carriages and escorted the party to the Walker house. Grand army men and confederate veterans. headed by a Viand, formed the escort from the railway station. A large number of people were on the streets and the president was heartily cheered at many points along the route. After breakfast the president was escorted through the principal streets of the city by United States troops, the local militia, former citizens of Indiana and voters for William Henry Harrison, fire companies aud trade organizations. The streets were crowded and much enthusiasm was shown. The decoration of buildings along the line of march was general, anio'ig the places made conspicuous by a profusion of bunting being the temple and President Woodruff's house. A large strip of buntintr bearing the words: "Fear (iod honor the president," was displayed from the temple.

The houses occupied by Hrigliam Young's w:ves were decorated with bunting. On lirigham street the school children of the city, nearly 5.000 in number, were concentrated, and they greeted the president- by waving ilags and scattering (lowers. It was a beautiful sight, and tiie president seemed touched as he passeil the long lines of little ones. The children sang "America'' and "Hail Columbia." the president acknowledging the compliment by keeping his head bared until his carriage had passed the end of the line. Public exercises took place at Liberty park anil were witnessed b.v several thousand people, (iov. Thomas made the address of welcome on behalf of the territory, and Mayor Scott followed for the municipal government of Salt Lake City. To the complimentary expressions of these gentlemen the president made a speech of thanks, which was frequently interrupted by applause. This concluded the exercises and the party was driven to the train by a circuitous route to enable the members to see places of interest. At noon the train left Salt Lake over the Denver & Kio Grande road.

In his speech at Liberty Park the president said: "Purity of tlio ballot box, those wise provisions and that careful guardianship tbut shall always make the expression of tinwill of the people fair, pure and true, is the essential tbin^ in American life. We are a people organized upon the principles of liberty, but, my fellow countrymen, it is not license it is liberty within and under the law. I have no discord as a public officer with men of any creed, re liifious or political, ,if tUey will obey the law. My oath of office, my public duty requires ine to bo ngainst those who violnte the law. The foundation of American life Is the American home. That which distinguishes u* from the other nations whose political experience and history have been full of strife and discord is the American home, where one wife sits in single, uncrowned glory."

For the first time in its history the tabernacle floated the stars and stripes from its roof, and its congregation had gone farther in its endeavor to honor the president by arranging for a trained chorus to sing patriotic airs during the presence of the distinguished visitor within the building. Six thousand people, most of whom were school children. assembled in the tabernacle and waited an hour for the appearance of the president, but his time was too limited.

GI.KXWOOII Si'uivos, C'al., May 11.— The presidential party arrived here early Sunday morning. Shortly after 8'o'clock a. m. the visitors were welcomed by Mayor Rogers and escorted in carriages to the (Jlenwood hotel. The president. Postmaster General Wanamuker and Mrs. McKee afterwards attended divine services at the First Presbyterian church. During the afternoon the president received the delegations from Leadville. Aspen, Colorado Springs and elsewhere. A children's mass meeting was held at Durand's opera house at'J o'clock in honor of the visitors, and it was attended by an immense crowd. After the usual devotional exercises Mayor Kogcrs introduced the president and postmaster general, each of whom made a short address.

THE EIGHT-HOUR LAW.

I ly Ic'lsluii (if the Iniianu Supromt* Court.

I.VIUAX.M'OI.IS, Ind., May 11.—The sup'eme c.urt of Indiana has sustained the new law limiting a day's work to eight hours. The complainant in the case, John (Iriswell, testilied that he had worked for the Noel Flour and Feed Company ten months for the agreed sum of S1.2" a day. That during that time he was kept busy eleven hours a day. When lie was discharged he demanded pay for the extra hours, and under the court's decision he recovered the amount claimed. The court holds that unless there is an expressed agreement to the contrary, employes who are required to work more than eight hours a day must be paid extra.

Hig Dciiinud for Dimes.

ASIIINOTON,

May 11.—The demand

for dimes upon the treasury department is so great that it cannot be met. Within the past ten days 517-1,1)00 in dimes have been shipped, and orders for $f»).000 are now waiting. There has been ordered smelted and coined mto dimes at th.' several snbuvasnnc1.•WV 1,0110 of -sil*i

Worth Its In Cold.

If a prion can bo 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 sho did all together with her last, having previously used four bottles of "Mother's Friend.". It is a blessing to any one exjH'cting to ljcoomo a mother, says a customer of mine. HENDEKSON DAI.K, Druggist,

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WE ARE HAP.'Y, EH MY NOT

AW aiv «»f i»ur 'oHotis iov my luy, is liuppf*

j!n.sesses tlmse lK' iltii-'_-ivinv' prt'pcl tii so nil)"ri:int to linth iiHitiicr :md cliHd. is

lt!\J TLTI' OJI'V if imatr KI'MKMIV JIR.D tlvo i::'o i\'f |u'cu*iur t'uhto NSC'- uul to ^•ist Spj.^vit :is a5- ii»!ar«l ai'«i( !«•, or ««nt hv ntalV.'iii i'iiin *.-r on r«-c of SI

it hns saved Jives, nad n»a save yftxTS-

Lyclln E. Pinkham Mod. Co., Lyn-^. Wnss.

The irsl Slip.

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Write the IJradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars Sold by Nye ,fc Co., Crawfordsville, Ind

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Sold by Drucsrists or Sent Prepaid anywhere and in any quantity on Receipt of PriceHUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO Corner William and John Sts., New ?rk.

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HOMEOPATHIC ft

SPECIFIC No._l_

iii use 30 y'Jirs. Th«i only mrrop^f'd r/'im.-Jy for

Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,

"nil 1 rostration, from overwork or

ihi'r cau«".

vial, or r. rials ami law vinl imwdi'r, for

S'JLD HI DuronisTH, ..rwrit jKHtp.'ild onrwdnt of prlco.—HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO., Cor. William and John Sts., N. T.

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Louisville.

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Send tzo ?-ccnt stamps {.-r rTfiriiTnrTX

Colunjiius

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for Infants and Children.

"Cutorim if so well ad»pt«d to children that recommend it superior to any presenpuoa Uowm to me." XL A. Aacwsa, M. D.. -Ml 8®- Oxford St., Brookljii, N.

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AI! Points North. South |.

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beautify! BH-pnyc iltustratcri hook, entitled rlwr. Henvcr tmd th«» iNuatU: const. "GUIDE TO HEALTH AND ETIQUETTE 8 At ClnwntmtU SiulnKtk'M a»" ff

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Vi't'liaps you arc inn down, cmrf eat. can't sleep, can'l think, can't do anything-j to your satisfaction, and you wonder!.. what ails you. Yon should heed tho warning, you are taking the lirsl stop1 into Nervous Prostration. Ynii need a »nt routes, consult the HcSct Hsu'titum! V. Nerve Tonic and in Electric liittcrs you (,'. tl.n!'. I ntutlVM.S. uwill lind the exact riMeedy for restoring your nervous system to its normal, health condition. Surprising results, followthe! use of this great Nerve Tonic, and Altera-1

IN- I ,1

—Couliln I lionise Ilimsi-lf.—J[t-S, Bjones—"Don't you know who am, iinl. nnhioroiiH nlt-raptioiis of tin? Qticeir Masti.'i- llarrv? Master II.—"No, I City. C'OUK? oni', Ooiiu- aM l-'or liolcots (lout. Mrs- 1 ijoncs—"Well, I know ami full information call on or addpc^ A\lio yon an-, anyway." Master II.— (1. li. liuliinson n^ent ('. C. St I. ''Shucks that ain't nothlnV I know railway ('rawfords-villi' that mj'M.'lf, '—Harvard I^atnpoon. ___ ... For the oci'asion .of

Chain I.iprlitmne.— Are Harvard nicetin.' the Hi.']',

bovs trt.n,«r»llv iViV.Vi":

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria !m!i"

Hhiloh's euro will immediately relievo

Crouj), ooping Cough and Hronchitis I

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

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five. Your appetite ret urns. ood dt-j gost.iin is restored, ainl the liver and .. ... Ill It!'." 1 KIJL I. TO kidneys resume healtliv ai'tton. rrv-a ... ,. ••-.-i lioltle". I'nce otic, at Nve ,v. .t.'n's, .1 -rii« 'T1 ait« Store. i'Hut Sjil'illirs. iVx.-ts. isSMIM ('ATAitr.H (,'niEH. health and sweet A! ich II, i! l, .J breath secured, by Shiloh's catarrh rmn--edy. lv:-ioe 51) o.nts. Nasal injector free, M,, Vi-tt Murgan A' Co.

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Castoria enroa Colic. Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhcoa, EnictoLioa, Kills Worms, gives Bleep, aod promote* ai rest ion. Without injurious modlcatioa.

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I AND "V *"ul ill in v.fr-t iiiir.iit trooil Chi^iyo tiro[H*it v. 'hic:»«oV| I .VVV MOUK I I p«':MihiWuu.h iiin-ir *sLMi In",in in JSS0, to irou /-v l.KM* 'I J.o

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Bass, Kessler, Ennes & Co,. 108 Dearborn St., Chicago, I!

HUMPHREYS' VETERINARY SPECIFICS

For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hoss,

AND POULTRY.

Murray Street, ft 1

wjttK^s iu/\irn tn«ro won-1

If IT jrnwtlraiHiaAior-o.fjunjfiiixr-hjerti^oiii »,lo'ol Hi,. I

».i\vi» y^vv.l orty. i.ois Uni^M a ear-u^O-fOr.^iuij arc-!H)W soIliHK lor fifCO

ant! imiri'. nur l'A tv K-lot«s- will.ovond» Ah*Jjh" l'snk l^onon* tho moM hfiiuJilul sulnM-bs around only MnU'-slrom QnirtHoum .sj.Vivaik*^-'flnd «ov-* Imilt tmd sfroets l»uil«llmrs uoinir up Iti nil JLots~--iVr«r two nn'i olfctric railrtiii'l. fJrunt. Lo'-runotive \Vwofkhjifm'-o ru*ar by ot»raio up. Titl- prrlct-i. 'Jorm^: -/Stiaol paymont. dou'^^.'ladnnco.-io--suit. I'cnio^UXK'hica^onnd we will pay ynur fare il wut biiv. wrllo iir phtisv i--'v!- -i

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Chriiji Hulls. i:.r-u rxlons

Antl (ithl'f Imhtci-iiinits to Tru i'cl.

v'y.'-'M ill'1 rouinI 11iji to l\IaniHint unci ru.1 urnM,iy I.! :,ij.i I I on iu'c.-.iint, of Af'.'uli'iny i.if Scii-nce, (ioinI r^( nniiiKr Mliy If,.

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'I'u l-'or^inivigli's-. tihiiw. May 10.' the i.'l v.'lli sell muilil.t rip tlekt-t Mi' i.'rn Ihrul.', iriuhnling ndim'ssion to

I In' sjIiow it S'2.05 jiiT it'll id tn rt-tnrn inclutliug M:iy IStli.

Hiitnnluy ratos-.of $2.00 inw in iflwt In M.'inuont.

a of 1 it in in jr I rulw I, (.IIIMI, tin1 N'jin.lfilia will sell riiMinl trip tii'ki*ts In lli.-jt, point sii imOIny 1 li To 17th im lnsivo. (JIMKI ri'tiinung inchnlinL' Jinm H(i.

I'lU'iiitirs! t.lii«*.l i'_' J'"our rouli) Avill sell cxi'lirsioil tifki-ts to at ono. fare fur t.lii' roiiinl trip, on uTOOiit or tbo national I'nion: 'oiiiVTriK't'1 r'arnicrH' Alliiintt. fray Jil'to 21. mi.

sal,. Mav IMtii ami I'lth. ^HH! DR.

rotiirnitig until May 'J2-1. 'i'li.'oxi-.^llcut train K«.'rvi(ie and superior arfoniinoila1 lions of the liis Four ronti' make it. tln]ioj.mlar lino to ('iufinnati, anil m'^rvont' should tali.,! utvanUi (.',or the low'nito

numn.'i.

tlio Iunliart1^

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fa/iiilty of 'Harvard' think tiiev r!i'n z'rl ulriowit'''''f'" ',hio'

—"\Vhat have you pot to plant to }rot passage until .lime ijOth. IS1,!]. In family tree, anyliow?" ttsked W'ajr^. making your arrangements to attend "Ancestors," returned Wa^los.—X. V.' tliiM nieetini it will l,e well lo hear in

l'«mr roiito will KOII

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lively cures piles, or no pay reiiursri. Tjasl April she was taken It is guaranteed to give perfect satiid j"

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For Bale by Motl'ett, Morgan Co. King's New Dit-covery is worth itsweiglit gold, yet you may get a trial buttle

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Oiieol tiie BEST MEDICINES eVEf Ififslltcl

IrmaiMsiAiEmisn^^eF

PAIN AND INFLAMMATION,

fcoth Externally ani Internally. It N saf*,1 ir-i at' lain in its action. For liurns, i'oivctilii-, Erviipcuj, Inflammation of the Eye* or lio^N. fuu ne, Uea'fticss, Rheumatism, Pair.s in i-, cr shoulders, JJilcs» Sore Tiiro.M,or Br-n-cliiti=. Price els. and atal! E. MORGAN &, SONS, Proprietors! fUuVIDUNCt. 1. TIUl)FArPPI.IK!»hy ROSS GORDOlN,

Lafayette, Inri. »id l.-y N vo

TneJJEvjT the C'HKAPKST in a purr'tui^/or lifetime.^ Tho l.ADli 1 l-Ki S'j'l I'KHNKD tiOLU CASK, tho only one nith patent im« provcruoutiN i'Oi of oxpt rii'iu-c, nm.'Kiry for wear. 'J'FIK BI ("ASI:

F.»r VTN'I: WATCH.

JJuy the LADI). A Urn* n^rtm^nM^rftilehy

iu* vV rilottn. jovvoii'ff.

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]ith, inclusive, and (.'ond for relurn

iniii'l the faet that Trot wood it loeated

Wuy wir.r, you rn:oir when Shiloh's i'lir,'(:ll.v Unci of the Hi- Four Cure will give you anmiediate relief, and ly ]inrehasini? a ticket, via ]'rice 10 eentH, 50 cents and SI Moffett!

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Morgan Co. dioiiii delays and IrarisrerK. For full I information call on or address (i. E.

Iio,,i»-,,nV ig'!it,

you will avoid all

Craw^.rdMiiie, ind.

.1 I.illlr l.irl'n r.xyrvirtuf In IJi/ht-

liiiclilt'ii's Ariiic(t Safvr. IImj befit fialvo in tlio world for -.T bruises, sores, ulcers, salt- rheum, fever? »"d Mrs. I.or.'n Tre»coU are keep.sores, tetler. eha])pi-d hands, cliilapinlw I C'^'i'' ::t Sand Heach, corns and all skin eruptions, and loss- L'1"'1'"

with a daughter

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faction, or money refunded. l'rico 25 ''""K'11""'lurl»'ic: info a fever. Doccents per box. 'For salo by Nye Co "n^ JJe'-ioit treated her. but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until

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follower! with a dread-

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I h(n she tried l)r. Kiug'^ New liseoverv

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woand a half lw,tt les.

',"'»]l«-t-oly cured. '1'hey sav Dr.

froo at Nye A- Co. Druggist:,

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Sc* York.

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Curod qmckiy ot MMIr s-SIO.NS lost power, dnrk oir^.e9 uudereycB.pWNDW'M**1*" ""li *. -*c. t»y l»r.ri.l»

tVv nry drain.rlc. t»y urn/ 'V NO. I POSITIVE H£RBAl RI}}{Jat^0.J,rJJ 5't»ic reHult of fFracllc-n. Eiiormou" liGUAHANTEED CUltE. in

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CORRESPONDENCE SOLUlTEl-

SHEARS & PARISH

./IIAHIBAUS Lato J-IxniuiutT U.

A. I. I'*!!"11,

Tati'iit Oftlro.

615 Seventh St., N. W.,

U-S-Ps'^tOfiiM, WASHINGT0I1, D.