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Diseases of Wome*i \ND SrEGEKT. C.on«j.tation roonii over Sm'.th'i druj g'.ore, South Wa»h!ngtor. Street, Cr»w tird«v!i!e, Indians.

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lias located in this city at 010 east Franklin street wlier* bis new antiseptic and jrermiside treatment for Catarrl, Hronchitis aud Early Stare* of lum: .trouble will be demonstrated to jH'rsons aftiict^L Twenty minutes trial wilt convince any person that this plan Is a irreat improvement on the old treatment of aV*»vc r.»u?u«tation frve.

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The May Festival.

The orchestras of previous May Festivals have Ixf made up of members ijnused to playing together. Iinwever extvllent the individuals may be. this is a disadvantage. This difficulty will not exist at the coming festival. An organization will-be heard that has had weeks of drill on the Indianii]x,iis programme. There will be uo temporary players in the Thomas orchestra. The great director has gone into his work with great entlmsiam. Of course, nothing less than the most conscientious work could le exiected of him. When in addition to tho great attraction of this orchestra which alone draws great audiences, the improvement in drill and the enlargement of the chorus is considered, it is imjiossible to think of anything else than a grand musical feast, indeed. And. by the way, do you refer to the afternoons and evenings of the festival as "concert." The work "concert" is purposely avoided in the festival book as being weak and innapropriate. Programmes can be obtained of Geo. F. Hughes. The fostiviil begins Tuesday evening May 2G and includes two matinees and three evening ]erformances closing Thursday evening.

Allow rne to add my tribute to the efficacy of Ely's Cream Balm. I was suffering from a severe attack of influenza and catarrah and was induced totrv yonr remedy. The result was marvelous. I could hardly articulate, and in less than twenty-four hours the catarrhal symptons and iny hoarseness dLsap[ienred* and I was able to sing a heavy role in Grand Opera with voice unimpaired. I strongly recommend it to all singers.—U'm. H. Hamilton, Leading Basso of the C. D. Hess Grand Opera Co.

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M(X1)AY, MAY IS, 1891.'

This Date in History—May 18. IltX)— Eric IX, or St. Eric, missionary kia£ of Sweden, slain birth date unknown. 155ft—The editor of the Saa Francisco Bulletin, known a* James King of William, abet dead by James Casey, which causes immediate organization of vigilance committee and banking of Casey and many others. l$j&—The Pachessof Orleans died at Richmond.

ii-jt accept am RULERS GREAT AND SMALL.

ISO—Powder explosion in Hp*-*na.Cuba killed 3) persona and injured over KO.

The General Conference of the M. E. church for ISS'2 hasbe«n fixed to beheld nt Omaha.

Randolph, of Roanoke, once said he!

Corn is all planted. Dr. B." wv at Grawfordsville on

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for a few davs.

Cared quickly of SIGHT EltS. ^SI0.«s lo«t power, dark drclM under eye«, pimoles.TiuU urtn« *ry draintetc..br Ur.PEHCY'S ixp.i posmyc HCRBAi iumeot. the result of 86 year* Private

to Cincinnnti

Miss Hose Wert, of your eitv is the guest of P. M. Brown. Mr. King hits come from Ohio to .take charge of the flouring mills. .7

Hinton Gott will have a horse in tlie Danville races on the Fourth. Mrs. W. B. Adkins returned to her home in Indianapolis Saturday.

Rev. L. H. Jameson, of Indianapolis. will preach at the Christian church Hunday.

Ed Mount has purchased two tine buggies from the LaPorte Buggy Company.

T. D. Hankins, undertaker, will attend the embalming institute at Indianapolis Tuesday and Wednesday.

The flour mill is being repaired. The mill will be a first class roller mill and can compete witli any in the count v..

tate of Utiio. City op Tol edo, Lccas County, (ss" Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is tho senior part ner of the firm of F. J. Cheney .t Co.. doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catabbh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catakrh CniE.

FRANK J. CHENEY.

Sworn to before me and subscribed my presence, this 6th dav of Decemier, A. D. 1886.

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

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The latest designs in Spring suiting. Colman .t Mchphy.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria

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The First Stcj).

Perhaps you are ran down, can't eat, can't sleep, can't think, can't do anything to your satisfaction, and you wonder what ails yon. You should heed tho warning, you are taking the first step Wheu B«bjr was ttcx, we ga*e her Cutoria.

into Nervous Prostration. Y'ou 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 the use of this great Nerve Tonic and Alterative. Your appetite returns, good digestiin is restored, and the liver and kidneys resume healthy action. Try a bottle. Price 50c. at Nye & Co's. Drug Store. -.

Confession.

love yon. That Is all. Life holds no more. Here In your arms I have no otber world. Where is the mad ambition known of yore? Ah! fled away to some far foreign shore. And lost forever. Yes, I love you. Sweet—

You only, you alone. My heart, my life, 1 lay—a meacer offering—at your feet, With tears because it is so little worth. You arw my soul, my all—my Heaven and

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O love me) Say of love there b« no dearth! Look at me with warm brown eyes, my own. And banish fear and pain and doubting strife. Kiss me with eacvr Hps, and never moan Shall tell you Ihat I grieve my fallen throne.

A bcshel of wheat will buy two or is afraid if he leaves tho country China I three times as innch sngar to-dav as it

The Bockville Tribune says if there was no tariff on wire steel nails thev

A Democratic paper says that "the robber tariff is the highest the Nation has had in the present century." Nut only is this not true, but the present tariff is lower than the tariff which pre-

And you have loved me all these weary years? 0 patient hearth O man's heart, stroug and truel

Nay. do not kiss away these silent tears. 1 could weep out my passionate heart for you— Fur you, O my own Love, .y own true Love. Can the white, shining Angels up above Have more of patience and of tenderness? There' let me stop your lips with my caress. And press the white lids down, as fair, cool snow Shuts out the violets from the winter's woe. Now press my wan, white cheek aguxnst your heart, And let me rest here, from the world apart, Forevermore, love—all. foreveruiore! Ail life's grim silences and pain are o'er. I —Fanny DriscolL

Animals.

I think I could turn and live with animals, they arc so placid and self contained I stand and look at them long and long. They do not sweat and whine about their condition. They do not lie awake In the dark and weep for their sins. They do not make me sick discussing their duty to God, Not ono is dissatisfied, not one is demented with the mania of owning things. Not one kneels to another nor to his kind that lived thousands of years ago. Not one is respectable or unhappy over the whole earth. —"Walt Whitman.

Krxo Humbert has two thousand blooded horses in his three stables near Pisa.

Tite Danish king's crown is worth 1S5.00C, tar queen's crown $17,500, and the sword of state $15,000.

The young King Alexander of Servia will, if all (roes well, travel considera-

would go a mile to kick a sheep. Tlie tjjy this summer and visit the various fret? traders of tlie present day would go' courts of Europe. three to kick an American tin plate. Toe king of Corea is said to be contemplating a trip around the world, but

not

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a^ow

did a year ago. tatoes. Either will buy of the luxuries of life as it did a yeai ago. So much for the McKinley prices

would be sold for two cents per pound, sealed in the kitchen by no less a person than Osman Pasha, the hero of Plevna, and are unsealed in the sultan's presence.

Bnt "what will the Trihune do with the facts that a few years ago there was no tariff on wire nails and that, they were retailed at eight cents to ten cents per pound. It was only after the tariff was

put on and nail mills were started at home that the price came down from 8 cents to 4 cents a pound.

ceeded it, and lower even than the daughters of the land, she is a veritable Mills bill. If the Democratic' papers persist in their assertion that the exListing tariff is higher than the old. perhaps they will explain to their readers why it happens that on a considerably larger volume of importation our customs receipts are falling off to so great an extent.

YI:\V HOSS.

back.

1 Victoria is getting tired of being

P0" made a show for the general public, and

twice as nmch has given orders that hereafter the regulations limiting presentations

at courtT,ered.

shall be strietlv enforced. SM?The Turkish sultan's kitchen costs' the emperor S'200,000 annually. The building extends one hundred and fifty feet on every side. The dishes are

Sir Env. ix Arkold writes of the em-pres-s of Japan: "A true Japanese woman in that almost divine self-abnega-,tion. patience and dutifulness which I are the eommon qualities of her gentle

mother of the nation, never wearied of pood works, and foremost in encouraging all wise sixjial reforms."

THOUGHTS OF LOVE.

Love is a sacred matter, but it is dif-! ficult for a woman to make her fourth or fifth lover believe it.—Atchison 1 Globe.

The wealthy father with a marriageable daughter judges the young lovestricken man not by what he is but I what he wants.

A kiss is about the only thing you can steal and at the same time make the: owner richer than Somerville Journal.

London Tid-Kits. Things One Would

She—"Darling, do von love me?" He attendance was quite large and (kissing her rapturously and repeated- fiae shooting was done. ly)—"Do I? I wish vou were a two-! m, ,, ..,

At Last.

Mrs. Cobwigger—Did you ever find a man under the bed? Mrs. Merritt—Y es, the night we thought there were burglars in tlie house. I found tny husband there.—Life.

When she was a Child, she cried for Caatoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria

Shiloh's cure will immediately relievo Croop, WSooping Cough and Bronchitis Atlanta, For sale by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

FROM 1100SIERD0M.

Fresh News Telegraphed Points iu Indiana.

The World** Fair

from

-Indianapolis. Ind., May is.—The Indiana world's fair commission hold it first meeting Fruluy uight aud organized. Gov. Hover was elected president, and when informed by a committoo of the action of the commission announced that he would gladly accept the position. Afterward, wheu William T. Noble, ex-clerk of the supreme court, was elected secretary, the Governor appeared before the commission and declined the presidency. It is understood that his action is due to some ill feelinp between himself and Mr. Noble. After the governor's declination Clem Studebaker, of South Bend, was elected president, Charles B. Stewart, of Lafayette, vice president, and William Hayden, of Fort Wayne, treasurer. Kules were adopted for the government of the commission and special committees were appointed. The selection of an executive commissioner was deferred till the uext meeting

Death of a Noted I'reaeher. Peri*. Ind., May IS.—Kev. Walter L. Huffman, one of the oide.-t and test lmown Methodist ministers in Indiana, died here Friday, aged 73 years. Deceased had been connected with the ministry for fi/ty-four years and during that time had occupied many positions of trust, having served for a number of years as presiding elder of the l'eru district and agent of Asbury, now Depauw university, besides being prominently connected with the ministry in this and other cities. From actual statistics this man has married nearly 1,S00 couples. ..

Essex Family l'.eunlon.

Colcmbus. Ind., May is.—Tbe annual reunion of the "Esses family" occurred Friday at Hope. 12 miles east of here, it being the S4tv birthday of Thomas Essex, of this city. About 150 members of the family reside in this city and county. Thomas Essex represented Bartholomew county three times in the state legislature, and was twice elected recorder of this county, and was twice mayor of Columbus. About tiOO people were present, and short speeches and brief historical addresses were deliv-

j.^. -."Wouldn't Furnish BontUineu. Columbus. Ind.," May 18. Floyd Buslifield, candidate on the democratic ticket, was recently elected town treasurer of Clarksville, Clark county. He should have filed his bond Thursday 1 night, but refused, not because he was unable, but because he is conscientiously opposed to going on anyone's paper

The president of the I'nited States of or allowing others to do the same for Venezuela, with the approbation of the him. He is well to do and a man of the federal council, has just conferred the strictest sobriety.

decoration of officer of the order of the Bust of Bolivar upon Frank Vincent, I the well-known traveler and author. in token of recognition of his '"distinguished services to the science of geography."

Election Cont^*t».

Coi.umiius, Ind., May Is. —Fran'cis Hughes has brought suit to contest the election of William Carr as trustee of Clarksville. Ind. Hughes, democrat, was beaten at the election by 2 votes.

Vi.n'cexxes, Ind., May IS.—Francis Murphy, democratic candidate for mayor of this cit3-, has begun a contest to oust Oliver O. Miller, who was given the certificate of election.

l.tve Stock Hurnetl to Death, v' Xenia, Ind.. May 18.—The large barn of David 1. Darby. 1 mile south, burned Friday night, together with two horses, seventeen hogs and farm machinerv. The loss is S'2,500, partially insured. Mrs. Darby's arm was broken and her skull fractured by the farm bell she was ringing to sound the alarm falling upon her.

Shooting Tournament at La Porte. La 1'orte. Ind., May IS.—The Northern Indiana Shooting association opened a two days' tournament here Friday, l'arties are present from Hammond,

she was before.—j Whitiiig, Crown Point, South Bend. Elkhart, and many other places. Tho

headed girl. That all I can sav ... ,, Wabash, Ind., May 18.—Prof. MacPherson. aged

,, Katner, r.tc. county superintendent of Wavne counAlgernon (who is much given to talking t... „„j in i- f, I ty and the author of educationIn phrases—Angelina, I love vou with ,i: r- -Aseveral _»v. al works, died Friday at nis home in a fervor—a fervor—worthv cf a better' ,,, is it of a so a cause!—Harvard Lampoon.

A vol'no Kentucky farmer recently eloped with two married women, sis-1 I'olsnnlnjj Kish by Wholesale. ters. The husbands refuse to interfere, Mautinsvii.le, Ind., May IS.—ThouThey twlieve that he deserves all the sands of dead fish are floating down punishment he will get.—N. Y. Re- White river. The cause of this is the corder. poisoning of the water by the sewage

If most young people could know! of the strawboard works at Nobleseach other as well before marriage as ville. Efforts will be made to prevent this wholesale poisoning of fish.

they do after two years of married life, there is great reason^to fear that this old world would not last more than two generations longer.—Somerville Journal. "My salary has been raised," said he, "and I think I am In a position now1 where I can safely ask you to name the day." "It would look that way to any-! one who could see us," answered the blushing maiden seated on his knee.— Indiana polis Journal.

K(lue»tor Passe. Away.

•d Jiacrnerson. agea 40 years, formerly

A Speculator SllMlng.

Advance. Ind., May 18.—John Leeke of the firm of Leeke & Shera. grain dealers, of this place, has been missing since Monday. It is claimed he has involved the firm in debt to the extent of several thousand dollars.

Funnel Dead.

South Hkno, Ind., May IS.—John Seip, a well-known character about the streets of this city, was fouud dead in his house Fridav.

Long ilailroad Tunnel.

Chattanooga, Tenn., May IS.— After two years' labor, the working parties in the long tunnel at Dug Gap. on the Chattanooga Southern railroad, met Thursday night and the road is now opeii to Gadsden, Ala., except for track laying for a short distance. The tunnel is l.soo feet long and has coat £500,000.

Ilroke All I'revlou* Maiden Rccord.. New Yoi'.k. May 18.—The new Ham-burg-American Packet Company's steamer Furst Hismarck, has arrived at this port from Hamburg. She broke all previous maiden records between Southampton and this port by seven and one-quarter hours, her time being 3 days 14 hours and 15 minutes.

Stove MHiiufacturera Fall.

Hamh.to.w Ont. May 18.—J. M. Williams A-. Co.. stove and furnace manufacturers and general iron workers, bave assigned. Debts, 540,000.

Worth Its Weight in Void. If a price can 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 of become a mother, says a customer to mine. Hkndekson Dale, Druggist,

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YOU ARE SO YOUNG TO SUFFER I"

This occurrence is frequent Yonng irirls in public schools where great rivalry exists, often try to accomplish too llllicli, ami soon discover that their delicate organizations are unequal to the mental strain 1 hen the ambitious child is taken from school to rest" in disappoint mi .'til

Tins is wrong. The ambitious of a child should be aided, not blasted. Thrtiiglilftil. intelligent mothers know what to lo. Thousands of bright eyed, rosy cheeked energetic and lovable school girls regard Mrs riiikhaniastheirmaiiistay Tliev sire right.

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tl.i only l*o«ttivc Cur* and Leiriiiinute Itvnieily O O N kr the peculiar and flihm'nt- nt women. It cur»** ihe worst form* or terna!*' Comiil.-tnit*. that B^anng-'lo'.vn FcH-Unj!, U:ick, Fallinp and l'i*ptavuu»ut of the Womb, Inrtaitunution. Owiriuii rroul»k*«. an*I nil Orcanic of the Uterus or Womb, and is invaluable to the Chans*- of l.ife. l.»i* #«»lye? au«l i-xjm'I* Tumors from the l*teru« at an early !»taj!e. and check* any ncv tCancerous Humor. Subdues Faint tics*. Kxcltabiiltv, Nervous Prostration", F.xhau*tinn, and strengthens and tones the Stomach. Ture* Ueudmiie, General l»i tiliiy. ludipMinn, etc., nnd invigorates the whole svstem. For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex, flio Compound hue no rivul.

All Drujrsri«ts sell it n? a «runlard artlcl«*,or ent bv mail, in form of Pills or Lozenges, on receipt of $1.00. LYDIA E. PINKHAM* MEO CO.. LYNN. MASS

An Illustrated bock, entitled "Guide to Health and Etiquette," by Lydia E. Pinknam, Is of great value to ladies, We wiii present a copy to anyone addressing us with two 2-cent stamps.

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Sot OK of Cheap Kates, A'xcw rxions And Other Inducements to Travel. $3.90 the round trip to Marinont anil return May 13 and 14 on account of Academy of Science. Good returning Mav 10.

Tlie Vandalin will sell excursion tickets to Little Bock, Ark., and return, May 31st and June 1st. One fare for the round trip. Good to return including June lotli.

To Ora, Ind., or Cedar Lake and return, S3.95, the round trip. Good 30 days.

Low rates to Marmont, including 82.90 Saturday rate. S17.05 round trip to Hagerstown, Md., to Dunkard's meeting Mny 20 to June 1. Good returning including Juno 30.

Wntch for our new through trains with free chair cars.

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THE MAY FESTIVAL.

Tlie Big Four wilt sell tickets to Indianapolis on May 26, 27 and 28, good returning until May 29 at one fare for the round trip.

Farmers! the Big Four route will sell excursion tickets to Cincinnati at one fare for the round trip, on accout of the national Union Conference Farmers' Alliance May 19 to 21, 1S91. Tickets will be on sale May ISth and 19th, good returning until May 22d. The excellent train service and superior accommodations of the Big Four route make it the popular line to Cincinnati, and everyone should take advantage of the low rate and numerous attractions of the Queen City. Come one, come all! For tickets and full information call on or address G. E. Robinson agent C. C. C. it St. L., railway Crawfordsville, Indiana.

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pany, the Baltimore & Southwestern Railroad Company, and the Ohio & Mississippi Railway Company will sell excursion tickets to Hagerstown. Md., and return at the rate of ono first class limited fare fcr the round trip on account of the annual meeting of German Baptists to be held at Hagerstown, Md., May 28th to June 5tli, 1891.

From joints west of Pittsburg Wheeling and I'arkersburg, these tickets will lie on sale from May 20th to .Tune 1st, inclusive, nnd will lie good for return passage until June 30, inclusive, with privilege of one stop-off west of the above named cities on the trip to Hagerstown, and tho same privilege on the return trip. From Pittsburg, Wheeling, Parkersburg and points east of thoflo cities, excursion tickets will te on sale from May 25th to Juno 5th, inclusive, and will lie good for return passage until June 15th, inclusivo with ono

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^7X)L will irot. hy invtMintr in jjood Chicago proportv. Chicago's 1 population has inereasod from oOo.o'OO In 1SX*0. to 1.^00.000 In 1^01. The next ten years will witness an even more won derful growth and a corre-ponping increase in value ol the property. 1-ota tougU year ago for MOO are now soiling for !Jo0

and more. Our aUm i\\ lots will even do better, because Austin Purk!«oneo! the lu-^t beautiful suburbs around Chicago only 7 miles fruui Court Ilouse. Sidewalks and «ewers built and s'reets graded. Building- goiog up iu all directions. Lots near two depot*'and electric railroad. Grant Locomotive Work*, employing army of workininnon. near by Lots from ?r00 up. Title perfect. Terms: Small payment down, balance to suit. Conic to Chi* ca^o and He will pay your fare if you buy. Write for plats.

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stop oil on the trip to Hagerstown ami the same privilege on the return trip. This offers a rare opportunity to visit points in Western Maryland. Virginia aud West Virginia.

For the annual meeting of German Baptists at Hagerstown. Md„ May 28 to June 5. 1.891, the Big Four Route will sell excursion tickets at the low rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickets will be on sale May 20th to June 1st. inclusive, and will lie good for return passnge up to and including July 2, 1891. Liberal stop-over privjlege6 will be granted and side-trip excursion tickets will be sold from Hagerstown to all points in Maryland. Virginia, and West Virginia at half rates. Be sure vour tickets read via the Big Four Roule.

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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria."'

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