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

ONE ENJOYS

.Both the method and results when Svriip of Figs is taken it ia pleasant oiul refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, J-tver and Bowels, cleanses the syswii effectually, dispels colds, headVlies and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever protuiccd, pleasing to the taste and acoptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most he-rtlthy and agreeable substances, ita many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most puliir remedy known.

pogu

Svrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 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 it. Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN fiiANCISCO. CAL LOUISVILLE. K* NEW YORK.

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

0ftlKesldcaje

218

South Green street

Mrs. Dr. Qrlttitli gives special attention ChroDlc and Surgical Diseases of Women, Children, and Obete trice. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FREE.

A. D- LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance,

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

Rust Main Street, with W.T.Whlttlugtou

Diseases of Women

AND StJHGKKY.

Coruu.tatlon room* oVer Smith's dnij store, South Washington Street, Craw fonUvUlc, Indiana.

J. R. ETTER. M.D.

Dr. A.F. Henry

Hum located in tliis city at 210 east Franklin strict, wherohls nvw imtiseptuMtud jfermlside treatment lor Cuturrl, Bronchitis ami Early Suites of limp trouble will be demonstrated to persons iillllcted. Twenty munit«s trial will convince iiny person thai this* plan Is ^reut improvement on the old treatment of al»ovo diseases. Consultation t'rvo.

THE CBEAT EfiSii::! RSHHY,

BEECHAM'S PILLS Por Bilious and lienor Cisorfie-rs

''"Worth a Guinea a Ibr' sold

for

Cen*tas

by ALIi. ttUS" r. v*"—' —tt

HUMPHREYS' VETERINARYSPECIFICS

Fcr Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Cogs, Hogs, AND POULTRY. 500 Page Book Treatment of Animals anil Chart fc»eut Free* CTREE (FererPtt'oiiifefltiou*,Inflammation A.A.? spinal IHeniiigiilii, jjitk Fever. U.H.—Mruitift, Lttiiieui'im. ItheuitiatiBin* .\('.--OiHtomprr, Nasal OUcharges* D.D.—llotM or («rtib*, Worms. K.E.—CoairbHf Heave®, Pueumonla* .••• F.F.«*Coltc or Griper Bcllyacbe. (n(f.»91iscarriaKCi Hemorrhage*. II.II.—Urinary and Kidney lllneaMea* 1.1 .•-Eruptive DlNPHNCNt flange* J.K.—DUcasen of iHsctiiioii, Parnly*Ifr« SliiKlu Ik'ttlo over SOdom*), .00 Stable 'n*e» with S|K*clflog, Manual,

Vt'tertnary Our* Oil uixl Modlcator, 67.00 Jur Veterinary Cure Oil, 1.00 Sold by Druggists or Sent Prepaid anywhere and in any quantity on Receipt of Price.

HTTMPHBEYS' MEDICINE CO., Corner William and John Sta., New York.

HUMPHREYS'

HOMEOPATHIC fl A

lSPEClflR

No.fiQ

In un 30 yearn. The ftuceessfnl remedy for

Nervous Debility,only

vital

Weakness,

*nd Prostration, from overwork or other caoms. VI per vial, or 6 vials and Ifttve vial powder, for $5.

Soli

hy dkuoqirtb, orwot postpaid oi» rftCeUjt of price.—HUMPHREYS* MEDICINE CO., Cor. WJUlam and John St*., N. Y.

.RUPTURE

^Po-itWeiyoured In GO days by Or' IHorne'a tlMtrtwHacacUe llcll I Traaa,combined. UuaranteedCtic only one

In tiin world {rcneratlng

econtinaoui Electric Magntic

^currmt. &cienUdc.!'owerfQl. Durable. ^Comfortable and Effective. AtoM frauds. Oter tM)OOctu*d. SendPtAtnpfnrpamnblet. ALHO ELEt-f ltlO lll'LTH Foil ltlHKASKS. Oil H06NE. Removedto 180 Wabash Ave..Chicago.

iwwwwwvwwwwwwvwwvv WTNo POISONS in-^Kk

[FREEMAN'S

Face Powder

SMedicated. Free From POISON, Harmless as!! 0ew. Don't Rub Off. Purest, only perfect beau-« if he A E S E E 'HIAWATHA.' It's Exquisite. At Druggists, viz:*

Mollett A: .Mfjrtran, NyeArt'n Hinford the Dnuftfist. Smith A: My»-rs.

DISEASES

DR. PBRCY'S NO. I MSJTIVI HERBAL RtMCDV cures Night Smiaslons and all eases of Touibftil Krron. MQ.2 POSITIVE MtRIAl REMEDY cures Ooaorrbira ana feleet

mou« ul»i. Guaranteed Care*. UIL I'EUC V. B«iKCIralut,!). NMrt'Him.

SELLERS' LIVEfi HLLS"

Over 100 cross sold by one bars no equal for earfejDtsd Malaria, Zlvsr Complaint, Fsrsr1

dnciM. tHjU Complaint, ftrtrH Backacba, and aD^B

Oo«iTL_. ,Md Agu Urtr aod Stomael Fall. Sold by all dnanists and eovatry keepers. tMUn 4 WUbaigfc,

FOR WEN ONLY!

2gor

LOST or FAILINO MANHOOD,

fflOeneral and NEEVOUS DEBILITY! Klj^cakneas of Body and Kind, Effect*

41Mlalels MfUllMllUBK TilKtTHKSTaS?^ •ni tMlif/ from CO aad rur*lrot'«aalrUk. X)t«fiipli(s nwk, ri|laa»lloaaad ln«fa nmiitd (Main])fr««. Atirt* ERIE MEDICAL OO., BUFFALO.N, Y.

Children Crv for Pitcher's CsttorU

Daily JouRhrtL.

PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON, ByT. H. B. McCAIN.

Kutered at the I'ostofll XJ at Criiwfords vlllo liidliiim. us svcond-class iunttor.

TllK DAILY JOl'liNAl..

By niutl. iH-rummni .....15.00 It• mail, six month C.00 mail, tlmv months l.«'W lly carrier. |»er wtvk H)

TllK WKKKLY JOl'HNAL.

Tlinv mocths -10 Slxmontim .. One year l.-.*»

For puper-H sent outxlde the county 10 cent^ additional for postage. The Wkkkly must iiivarlKbly be paid tor in mlvuner.

Scud postal note or money order.. NOTlCETtfsfliprHlltKKS When you write to have your paper sent to different ullieo from that to which it has beeu froing. be sure to give the oUl well as tue new postoOlce tuldresH

WEDNESDAY, MAY 27. IKDl.

This Date in History—May 27. 1AJ5—Alighiuri Dante, pout, born. l5W~John Cnlvtn. thoftln^ian, ilii'tl Ixirn ljfiy. 1001—Archibald, Marquld of

Arvyle, bt'liejuletl. lSly—Jnliu Ward (IEowe) born in New York city l"'ft, linguist, UvtnriT and phian ii is a "Battle iiymo of tho Ropublic." 1S35—Jay Gould, Hnanrfer, born in Roxbury,

DANTE.

Delftwnro county. N. Y. ISI3—Noah \Yubbtcr. jK'riwtrator of the Euglitsh dictionary, died lxtru 1758. 1^12—Hat tic if Ilanovcr Court House, Vo. ltWJ-Rcuular sicye of Port Hudson be^tm ended July cavalry battle at Florcnco.

Ala. Forty-seventh United Statca colorod tl^hl bravely at Lake Providence, lji. 1ST5—French Catholic church buri.ed -w Holyoke. Muss., and 7u lives lost. 1SSS—-ArrivTtl in Sainarcand of the first tranrt

Caspian railway train. IS39—Desiwrato conduct of strikers at Braidwood and Wilmington, Ills. all the tunica in mines at latter place smothered military called out: serious complications. lSSD—IVsjwrate light of tenant* at Falcurragh,

Ireland 25 policemen injured.

The Supreme Court

luw

of the United

States litis declared the original package

eonstit utionnl.

fish

PRESIDENT ILmirison will not go

ing on Decoration

Day

but will take

part in the exercises at Philadelphia.

After a long and bitter light in

ber

the

Florida Legislature lion.Wilkinsou Call yesterday was re-elected United States Senator from that Slate.

Between the Midland strike at Ladoga Waveland and New Ross,and the antisaloon light at

New

Market the south

part of the county is pretty well stirred 1 There are twenty-seven

Fkom

tin plate

factories in Ohio, Pennsylvania.Indiana^ Illinois and Missouri. And

yet the

tin

plate liar is still plying his avocation with that industry worthy of better cause.

35.000 to -10,000 old soldiers are

dying off annually.

The anti-pension

howlers probably wish tho death rate was twice tho number. They

will

much faster in the next ten years than at any period before

Under the net of

1883

hnd-a tariff duty of

The

binding twine

cents jer pound.

Mills bill provided for a

duty

per cent. The Meliinley law places duty of seven-tenths of one cent per pound on the article. And yet Democratic farmers will sing praises to tho Mills bill and denounce the

"rob

tariff" of tho Mclvinlev luw.

The decrease in tho number

dren in the State by the enumeration iust taken is

08,01(1.

ent enumeration is

Either the pres

deficient or former

enumerations have been

»f

most outrage

ously padded. At any rate it shows a bad system in vogue. Senator Mount last Winter showed up the deficiencies

the present methods and made uinost gallant fight for an improvement in the aw but all to no purjwse.

The next

Legislature will probably remedy it.

l)ARLl\iTOX.

Dr.Dunnington is getting to be an oxytert on a bicycle. Will Johnston was here as prosecutor in the raise of State vs.Kussell.

Misses Oia Martin and llattie Peterson have gone to Bellefountstin,Ohio on a visit.

Our Marshal is cleaning upthestreets and alleys ami otherwise clejining up the town.

John Kussell was arraigned for trial vesterday charged with furnishing liquor to minors. lie was found guilty and fined

S20

and costs.

The

On Saturday night two oys, merekids,were found dead drunk on tho street ami after Bolieridg up gave the thing away.

school board hired a full set of teachers the ne\- term

(iallowayfor

with

Jesse

as principal.MiBs Alice Cashner

.Jennie

Cunningham and

sistants.

Last Sunday

wen'

Vl'riee neb Rcmady. Two toUir«. JSmaH pill term. Scottn ptaiw,4eaJ«f

tt m*il, with Rata. Rtior-

Kersey as as

was Memorial Sunday

here ali day. Hev.K.T.Sjxhn preached to the

(1. A. 1{.

in attendance at both services. We are still doing the best we can to procure the Steam Mills here although some men who claim to be business men do nothing. This is Darlington'swill

last chance for a mill and if we fail Ira Booher will not be to blame as he is leaving no stone unturned

Harrison Mi-Daniel enteri

210

it in the way of mortgages

acres

of land two miles southeast of this place May

troublsa. The? KST«T *'s and oovatry itortM

From that day until yes

terday it remuined in his name without ever having a scratch of a

jx-n

against

judg

ments, at which time he divided and deeded it to his three sons.

llobert ElMmcrc.

The

minister whom

(toil

gavo the

strength to pull away from the old church and established tin* new brotherhood of Christ,died young while tho church still lives.Had ho used Milton's Nerve and Lung Food, ho might lived for years to enjoy his work.hnvo

Ministers tnku

warning,keep your system up by iuin& this syrup. Sample lnittlo free Nyo

A-

Co.

FKOM" HOOS1EKDOM.

A Budgot of News of Especial Interest to Indiaulans.

The Coal Strikes.

Tkrrk

IIavtk, Ind.. Mav -7.—\i'hen

the conference of operator-, mul miners of the state adjourned here two weeks ugo it \v:is witli tlisiiffrecuient. because the miners would notuecept reduetion from 10 to 81.95 for iluy work utul from 70 to t("W cents it ton for mining. Moudu.v the oierators in the field ordered their men to work :it the old prices, the operators in the southern part of the state having broken tho compact.

Washington", lud.. May -7.—The Oerman miners disregarded the will of the union Monday and started to work. They were met by number of the other strikers at the mine, and a row occurred, in which John Scholl. tierman, was Ix-uten about the head. Over lioo men are out here, and- the mines huve been idlo for a month.

Probably "Fake."

Waiiasu, I nil., May 27.—The daughter of Samuel Olimarl of Laketon on Monday made a sensational discovery. On the shore of Eel river she found a bottle partly buried in the miul containing an envelope, yellow with age, in which was written this startling confession: "Vioi.a, Noble County, lnd.. July 33, 1S03.— To Whom it May Concern: This is to ccrtity that 1, Will Morris, murdered Joseph Smook for the purpose of robbory and because of his ill treatment of mc on tho Utth of Juty, 1S63. You may tind bis body in Turkey lnk), about 4 miles east of Syracuse, Kosciusko county, lnd. His body lays about feet from the shore and about l*i» feet southeast of a very big rock about 100 feet north of the shore of tho lake. 1 got about M5 and will go to Mexico never to return. W. C. MoKltls." rleadfl Guilty ot Kinbezzlonient.

Evansvii.le. lnd.. May 27.—Charles 11. Ritter, ex-teller of the First national bank and under indictment by the federal grand jury for cnibc/.zliinj SSO.OCJO, wns arraigned for trial Monday before Judge Woods. His attorneys with drew the plea of "not guilty" entered at the preliminary hearing a few months ago and pleaded guilty. Sentence was suspended by the court until next October. It understood that Hitter will settle with the bank and in this manner be able ui escape severe punishment. Public sympathy has been uroused in his be half by the fact that it is generally supposed that liitter's defalcation was the result of another's strategic engi neering.

Attorney Kheinhohl on Trial. Indianapolis, lnd.. May 27.—Tho trial of Attorney Rheinhold on charge of conspiracy to commit burglary begun in the criminal court Mon day. A jury was secured at noon, and testimony was Introduced showing that the defendant had identified one of the Horton gang as a friend, and in that way had defrauded a man out of a watch. Convicts Patterson, Thorn and Reynolds were brought down from the northern prison and will testify foi the state. Horton, the leader of the gang, is in jail and will also testify against Rheinhold. The state has employed counsel to assist the prosecutor.

Indlnnapoll. School Enumeration. Indianapolis, lnd., May 27.—The board of school commissioners has do cided to have the new enumeration oi school children taken by the tcacli ers, and for that purpose the schools will be dismissed Wednes day, Thursday and Friday of this woek. The 815 able-bodied teachers of the city will be assigned to their districts this afternoon. A chief, or supervisor, will be appointed to direct the work in each ward of the city, and II. C. Uendrickson, building- and supply agent, will have charge of the whole.

An Iiitercfttlng Itacc.

Notre

of chil

Dame, lnd., May 27.—Harry

Jewett, 'HO, of Notre Dame university, now of the Detroit athletic club, was defeated here Monday by Curtis, '92, of Chicago, Notre Dame's crael? sprinter, In a 100-yards dash. Jewett was handicapped 5 yards and was but S feet behind Curtis when the latter broke the string. Time—10)^ seconds. Jewett is in splendid form and is training for tho national athletic tournnment to be held June 15 in New York city. He won five events Saturday in the field contests at Ypsilanti, Mich.

Indiana Flooded with Counterfeit Coin. Indianapoi.is, lnd., May 27. -The state is being flooded with counterfeit' silver coin of all denominations. From all directions reports of it are being sent in to Maj. Carter, United States treasury agent. He. does not think it the work of any organized gang of counterfeiters, because it Is of all grades of workmanship and evidently made by many different persons.

Ilnnffpf! IIImaHf to tho tti ilpost.

Fokt

Wayne. Ind.. May v7.~-A man

about 70 years of age was found dead in his room at a hotel in Sheldon, thi.-. county, Monday morning, having hung himself to a bedpost with "a handkerchief. One hundred and eighty-eight dollars in bills were found in his pockets, but nothing else that might lead to his identification.

Hutter-Dlali Fnetory llurucd. Anhkhson, Ind., May 27.—The .1. W. Sefton Manufacturing Co.'s butter-dish and paper-liox factory at this place burned Monday afternoon. Loss, S:iO,000: fully insured. Two hundred people are thrown out of employment. The works will be rebuilt at once.

Drowned While 4tnthlutf.

Pkiu:.

men in the morning and

llie Uev.Frank Trotter to the Odd Fellows in the evening. Large crowds

I ml., May27.— Sain .el Hnmsey,

of IVoria, ngod 20 years, was drowned Sunday night while bathing in the Mississinewa river. His cousin wa-s drowned in the exact spot some years iff".

Heath of a Prominent Diinkaril. 1'euu, Ind., May 27.—Joseph Leslie, resident of Mexico, this county for more than sixty years and a prominent Dunkard, is dead.

It^wlver Appointed.

Fokt Wayne, Ind., May 27. The Albreclit Carriage Manufacturing Company of this city has passed into the hands of receiver.

Worth ItH clilht III Hold. If price can 1k placed on pnin. "Mother's Friend is worth its weight in gold n« nn alleviator. My wife Buffered more in ton minutes with oithor of her two children that alio did all together with hor Inst, having previously need four 1

Kittles of "Mother's Friend." It is blessing to any one expecting of become mother, says a cufitomer to mine. Hen-demon Dale, Druggist,

TI1E MARKETS.

Crnlus, Provisions, Etc. CuiCAiio, May 88.

Flodr—Quiet and stcudy. Sprlug wheat jntotits, t,\S3®8.00: linkers. U.WflS.OO Winter A'hent Flour, Sft.15a5.S5 for patents and W.7S0 6.00 for straights.

Wheat—Ruled weaker. No. 8 cash, fl.03,Vt@ U.03K July, Wic©RWS: August, rCOKN—Active and higher. No. 8, MK$60c. No. 8 Yellow, 5(VSOOc. No. 8. S7H®»75c. No. 3 Yellow, May, 5S)»0OOe July, M4i September. MSflMSc.

OATS—Higher. No. ••!, 47Vj®48o May, 47H1» 48c July, 424®43,^0 August, 34V4®88o. Samples Urmer. Olterlngs largo. No. .t 41©49c No. 8 White, 48®48e No. i, 4t!&48o No. 8 White. 47®-18Wc.

RYE—Market steady. No. cash, 83c July delivery'8Sc, and August, 64 No. 8 by sample, 85®8?c, and No. 3, 8i®S3c.

Uaiujcy—Demand very light and niarket easier. Sales by sampl-, "(XftJSc for No. 9 and lower gTados, 65&6So September new No. 8, •5c.

Mess Pobk—Trading moderately active nod prioes ruled higher. Prices ranged at JtO.BMb 10.75 for cash I10.«.\310.7J for May il0.70ai0.ffi for July, and [email protected] for September.

L.AUD—Market moderately active and prleaa higher. Quotations ranged at for cash »8.28Mil6.85 for May M.33itffi0.3J for July, and td.35O6.60 for September,

Bdttek—Creamery, I-V&lSe Dairy, I0®l3o Packing Stock, ft&lSo. Poultry—Livo Chickens. 64®10c por H. Live Turkeys, 7©#c per lb.: Live Ducks, 9O9H0 per lb. Llvo Gocse, I3.00Q.1.00 per doz.

Oils—Wisconsin Primo White, 8u Water White, 8Hc Prime White, SMo Water White,Michigan

lOytct Indiana Prime White,

9!40! Water White, 10c Headlight. 178 teat, 0Ho Gasoline, 87 deg's, He, 74 deg's, 8lt[e Naphtha, 63 deg's, 1W.

Liquors—Distilled

Spirits ruled firm at tt.17

por g\l. for finished goods.

New York. May 80.

Wheat—Declined 3i®lc, easy on flrottfiiSwa. May, I1.18H June, ll.10Kdl.ll July fLOtH® 1.0SH August, September, C1.04 Q1.04N December, $1.04 3-1(^.1.OMi: May

(1892), II.09Hlftl.09A Cork—Ea«y, J*c lower fairly active. No. 9,

8M4Q67o steamer mixed, none here. Oats—Quiet, firmer. Wostirn, 4f@68o. Pro

Visions—Beef—Dull, firm. Extra mess, K.50 family, Ul.603.10.71 PorkQuHt, steady. New mess, HU.OOiS18.75 old mess, $10.75®U.&0 ejura prime. Jit.50. Lurd— Dull, easy. Steam-rendered, tQ.50.

CLEVELAND, O., May 90.

Petroleum—Easy. Standard white, 110 deg. teit, 8Kc 74 gasoline, 8Kc SO gasoline, lie 63 aphtha, S^c.

Live Stock. CHICAOO, May 98.

Cattle—Market moderately active. Quotations ranged at J5.75186.40 for choice to fancy shipping Steers 8S.OO for good to choice do. 94.30^4.90 for common to fulr do. 189 for butchers' Stcors I160&3.50 for Stockers ia.75®4.90 for Tesans 83.40^4.30 for Feeders' lt.50O4.00 for Cows il.6033.D0 for Bulls, and I3.50O4.SO for Veal Calves.

Hoos—Market active. Prices 5O10c higher. Sales ranged at J3.00H.-JO for Pigs 14.20® 1.55 for light I4.20i£4.35 for rough packing M.95O4.G0 for mixed, and &.10OL63 for heavy packing and shipping lots.

Wheb Baby wes sfct, we gave her Uastoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. When she became Miss, she citing to Castorla. Vhen she had Children, she gave them Castorift

llelfiht of Cruelty.

Nervous

women seldom receive

For their nervousness, head

ache,weakness,etc., his Restorative Nervine is uneaqualed. Fine treatise on

"Heart

and Nervous Diseases" and

marvelous testimonials free. Sold guaranteed by Nye

Co.,Druggists.and

Hook For Advertiser«.

George

liowell

Co., of New York

publishers of the American Newspaper Directory and of Printer's Ink,a journal for advertisers—the oldest and best known of all the advertising agencies— conduct their business in such a way as take it

benefit to both adver

a material

Carmi, HI

Write tho Briulfiold llegnlator Co. Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars Sold by Nye & Co., Crnwfordavillo. Jnd

tiser and newspaper publisher. Everyone who is in need of information on tho subject of advertising will do well to ob tain a of George

Bowc

for

the circulation rating

lished,one-thirdfor

Tin

"BookcopyAdvertisers,"308-ll

Co's

pages,prieo

one dollar. It is mailed,postage paid, on receipt of price and contains a careful compilation from the American Newspaper Directory of all the best in the United States and Canada.papers

gives

of every one and

a good deal of information about

rates

and other matters pertaining to tho business of advertising. Whoever has made hinirelf acipiainted with what may be learned from this book will admit that from its pages one may gather pretty much nil tho information that is needed to perfect an intelligent plan of advertising. It

is not a

complete newspajjer directory. Tt is much better, although nnnn liarely of tho newspn])erit

.«

pub

it does enumerate every one of

the best and all that a genera!a advertiser is likely to have occasion to use. Among the papers named in this book

JoniNAL,

a distinction

its circulation entitles it.

which

ll.AILllOAIt ITEMS.

xates of Cheap Hates, JCxeurslons And other Itidueements to Travel.

Saturday rates of 82.00 now in effect to Martnont.

Tim MAY FESTIVAIi.

The llig Four will sell tickets to Indinnapolis on May 20, 27 and 2N, good returning until May 29 at one fare for the round trip.

The Vandalia will sell oxcursion tickets to Little Hock, Ark., and return, May Hist and June 1st. One fare for the round trip. Good to return including June 15th.

To Oi a, Ind., or C.Vdar Lake and return, S3.'.I5, the round trip. Good 30 days.

Low rates to Marmont, including $2.90 Saturday rate. $17.0,r round trip to Ilagerstown, JId., to Dunkard's meeting May 20 to Juno 1. Good returning including Juno 30.

Watch for our new through trains: with free chair cars.

For the annual meeting of German UaptistH at Hagerstown, Mil., May US to June 5, 1H91, tho Big Four Houte will sell excursion tickets lit the low rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickets will be on sale May 20tb to June 1st, inclusive, and will tie good for return passage up to and including July 2, 1891. Liberal stop-over privileges wili be granted and sido-trip oxcursion tickets will lio sold from Hagerstown to all points in Maryland, Virginia, and West irginia at half rates. J3e sure your tickets read via tho Big Four Houte.

"A YOUNG WOMAN AT FIFTY,"

Or, as tho world oxprosses it, "a woll-pre-Rerved woman." One who, understanding tho rules of health, has. followed them, and preserved hor youthful appearance. Mrs. 1'inkhatu has many correspondents who, through her advico and euro, can look with satisfaction in their mirrors.

LY01A LPIHKHAM'S

goes to tho root ot nil femalo complaints, rouows the waning vitality, and invigorates tho entire By stem. Intelligent wouion oi middle age know well its wonderful powers.

All Druggists soil it as a standard article, or sout by mail, in form ot l'iiis or Lozengos, on receipt of 31.00.

Mrs. Pinkhain freely answers lottors ol inquiry. Enclose stamp for reply.

Send two 2-cent stamps forM rt. Pinkham's beautiful 88-page Illustrated book, entitled "GUIDE TO HEALTH AND ETI0UEIIE." II contains a volume ol valuable Information.

II has saved llm. and may save yours.

Lydla E. Plnkham Med. Co., Lynn. Maaa.

Indianapolis

Old Brrant As ntriittXn flrhnni j»

Ttt!t£i

the

sympathy they deserve. While often the pictures of health, they are constantly ailing. To withhold

from these unfortunates is the height of cruelty. Thoy have a weak heart, causing shortness of breath, fluttering, pnin inside, weak and hungry spells, and finally swelling of ankles, oppression, choking,smothering and dropsy. Dr. Miles'New HjartCure is just the" thing for tliem.

sympathy

FIRST CUSS GOODS

POPULAR LOW PRICES.

Cincinnati Hamilton •nd Dayton Thousand Mile Books •re now sold for Twenty Dollars •nd good on fifteen different roads •11 connecting

Nor must*. Ami hud no row Has simply RoneuheacI,

And now

Prepared only bj TH0S. BEE0HAM, BU Helena, Lanoaafalre, England. n. P. AT.LEN CO., Sole Agent*for Untied States, 3GS 307 Canal St.. JYetr iork,(trho if your druggist dor* not keep them) will mall Jteeeham'* I'll Is on of lrivo-but inquire (irtt. m, I (Mention thi*

business

Old Bryant & stratton School. N-.rth Ivnnnylvt.nln St., V.'hen Block, Opposite Poot-OSoe.*" HK. DEM AMD FOR ITS CRADUATK3 13 GREATER THAN THE SUPPLY, A J? A,.miu.ercl,1!Sl'1"M"a! -list year enter any time elective or prescribed

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