Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 June 1891 — Page 2

OXI3 ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts

fently

yet promptly on the Kidneys, •iver and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, head"blies and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acoptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared onlv from the mosi healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it. the most popular remedy known. byrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles oy all leading druggists. Any reliablo druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try if. Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO. CAU LOWSVIUE. KV ... HEW YORK.

Miss Louise Brown

Will begin a Summer school of

ELOCUTION

3Iomluy, June 121.

Trvrios—b-.!0 for term of ten lessons.

For further prrticulars inquire at 202!^ east Mum street, over Levinson's dry i-'oods store.

A. D- LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance. GOOD NOTES CASHED. KastMalii Street, with W.T.Whlttlngtou

Diseases of Women

iND 80RGKKT,

Comu.tatlon roomi over Smith's drm •tore, South Washington Street, Craw fordtvllle, Indiana.

J. R. ETTEH. M.D.

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

°fflK»ldtnco 218 South Green street Mrs. Dr. Orlfflth gives special attention Chronic and Surgical Diseases of

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

Dr. A.F. Henry

JI lis InrahMjln this city lit 210 eiist Franklin street. where his new antiseptic ami L-'Tmi^l'le treatment for Catarrl, Bronchitis and Earl}Suites of !unK trouMe will be demonstrated u» iwrsoas Hllllcted. Twenty minutes trial will convince any person that this plan Is a jrretit Improvement on the old treatment of iiljove diseases. Consultation free.

MALI MF WMU TMtXF/SBirTONE CU//£ E

HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC

It can be given in a cup ol tea or eotTee.or In ar tlcloe of food," without the knowledge of th Patient. If necei sary It Is absolutely harml and will effcct a permanent and speedy cur whether the patent Is a moderatedrlnkeroran a lcholle wreck. ITNEVEU FAILS. oper a tes so quietly and with such certainty that the atlent undergoes no Inconvenience, an ere 11 is aware, his complete reformation ef cted. 48-page look of particulars fr eeKye Ce„ drugirlits Crawfordsville Ind.l 1«

BEECHAM'S PILLS (THE BREAT EKCHSH '.EMIUY.) Core BILIOUS and

DAILY

Nervous IXXS.

25cts. a Box.

OF AJL.TL4 ElltJGOIfe-JA

BITJFTTJ!R£

PotittTt'jvrruftxl inGOdArabTpr* Hone's Electro.M«cneU« Ball TruM.oomblnKl. Uuar&steedCbp only one

In tb* world generatlnj

aconUnaoofl FMctric Magnet Bclentlfle.Powerful.parablo, nd Effective. Arold fraud*.

cviruuuv.ru^

Over B,OOO ctm-d. Send ftAOtpforparophkt LW KLF.OTBIO BEI.T8 FOH ltlliEABEtk

Comfortable and Effective.

BEHOVEDTO 180 WABASHAVE* CHUAC&

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NO. I PQimyt MIRtAL REMtOT cure* i(toi XmlMion* ana *U ettM of TavtlilU Kreor*. HO^mmVIIIIRlAl|CMiftV cares UoMrrliaa and Oleet

Prtet e«ch lUmtd)-,

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Hisftll plU form. S«otlD

lull. V.ott-

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C* Suuaiit for pAJirnLrr.

tUt*. Gaaraateed C«p««. 11L I*EKCr. Itot Jh,CW«*U«d,0.

New Perfumel

Freeman 'H/AWATHA1

'it a rare combination that pleases everyone. One, of the most deliBhtful P£,2uJll£*.1®v®r, ^iroduced.

Try it FREE WAN'S FACE P0WDE... cated. Free from Poisons. A Perfect Beautifier..

Medi.

ca'ted At Drugqists.viz: Moflott & Morjnin, Nye & Co.. Hlnford the

Iirutrjfist Smith & Myers.

Ortr 100 rrow Kid br dni(rM. h»T« iqul fof CMtjTaMM. Mated*. IJmr Goapwlltt, »n«' ,fai *|M, bdlpite, J»4 «n Urwt ud Btocudi tmilM. Tfc.y KtT«F Pall. S«ld Vr all 4rv|flits W

Mink

ilavo yuu lirard ut Siiinil'x Pills. For curtiiK litilous Ills? Could you know whnt otlifrrs say. lion- l-ljoy wmtl with uriIK' 1 way

As lhey ev( wilt. And how they've miule A harts inonvy 1 rak\ Ho'h imulo no fuss,

Nor muss. And had no row: Hue simply frouu uliiiad.

And now

HSLS (rot thorn In way e-miplele. Or, iu* tho boy.-i HHJ\ with ImiIh feet. That Uiev ure flaislus ovi-ryljody knows.

And SmulI'B a full-blown ruse.

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MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1S91.

This Date in History—June

The cruel Emperor Nero died of wounds wif inflicted to escape worse treatment. 1376—Edward, the famous "Black Prince," died, aged 4*» son of Edward III failure of direct succession finally caused the "Wars of the Uoscs." 1714—Princess Sophia of Hanover tliuL Her eon became Georpe I of England. as tho

Ilouse of Orange became extinct with Queen Anne, 1S00—Georpe Wliyte, lawyer. Bipnerof the Declaration of Independence, died, ltfifl—'Thomas Paine, debt and jolitical pamphleteer, died in New York city W»ru 17"«J7, lSto—Arnlrew Jncksson* seventh president, died at the Hermitage, nenr Naehville, Teun. born 17tf7. 1S57—Douglas Jerrold, humorist. died. lHw—liftttle of Crc«s Keys, or Union Church,

Va« Federal IOKS. 0T4. lSsv— Dr. J.-uiut- EreemAn Clarke, Unitarian divine and author, died at Jamaica Plains,

Mass. born 1810.

IT takes $25 in the currency of the Argentine Republic to buy a pair of shoes. That is the kind of a republic for a tliinl party.

"THE best markets for farm product are not to be found among agricultural, but among manufacturing, mining and mercantile communities," declares the Hon. Roger Q. Mills, of Texas. Pre cisolv Mr. Mills, precisely. That is just what protectionists from Washington and Jefferson to Harrison. Blaine and McKinley have always contended. We are glad to see that even I'.ourbon freetraders are beginning to acknowledge the wisdom of diverrified home industry

Tin: battle of Gettysburg has been the .theme of a great anrtmnt of discussion by military men and others, for many years, and it dues not seem to be exhausted by any means. In the June number of the Amcriv'in licvicir Major-General John Gibbon comes to the defense of General Meade against some criticisms of his management of the battle, and he certainly makes a good showing for the commanding General,

ALUKAHY wool statistics show decidedly tho good effects of the McKinley bill. Tho purchases of American wool by the New England manufacturers are fully one-half larger than last year, which means, not only that much of an increase in the market the produce of our farms, but a like increase in the amount of American labor, employed in the manufacture of woolen goods, in the amount of money retained in the coun try and in the purchases of the food products of our farms. The value of woolen inijtorts for Deeemlier was only 82,097,711, to §3,981,909 for the same month of the previous year.

HON. KOUEIIT B. I'OHTER, in a recent address to the Hepublican editors of Ohio, made these telling references to the practical results of the "doctrines of cheapness: ''J.-

I have traveled all through the industrial rogions of Euro]*?, and have seen with my own eyes this pinching want among the industrial classes. I have seen women barefooted in the brick yards of merry England carrying cold slabs of damp clay. I have seen them filling the coke ovens of sunny France. I have seen them emerge from the coal pits of busy Belgium. I have looked on in pity and nmazement at woman bearing the brunt of the heat and toil in the harvest fields of the German fatherland. I have watched with Borrow and indignation women hitched up in Anstrollungary with dogs dragging trucks and hauling burdens. Sunburnt and bent with rnpes fiver their shoulders, I have seen woni'-n tmdging along the "banks of the canals and dikes of picturesque Holland, dragging lwats along the turbid waters. And, as if to cap the climax of cheapness and degradation, I have seeu women, dressed as men, mixing mortar and carrying brick up the scaffolding to the brick layers in the charming city Stockholm, Sweden.

Having seen all this, knowing all this, I ask if anyone can seriously conside this state of things and yet repose in absolute satisfaction and confidence, as some of our statesmen do, in tho doctrine of cheapness.

THE Enijuirerx Washington correspondent, W. C. MacBride, has had long interview with Senator Voorhees which npjx'ars in that paper. Tho Indiana Senator roasts Cleveland to a nnt b:own and ile pairs of winning in 1892 Cleveland is nidiiinate'l. He further thinks that "^Ir." Cleveland ouglit not to nominated, because lie is not in fejoni with the financial policy of the Demoera ic j»arly. He is n'it ont'tli (11 the gratitude of the Southern jeoj)le,lwcaiise in the hour of their direst ]eril he was more than direleet. I think (ho Demwrats of this land should have tho opjortiinity in some way to thank the Democracy of Kentucky, who in recent convention adopted a genuine Democratic platform regardless of Mr. Cleveland's views as expressed in liis silver letter. The Domocraey of Kentucky did not deviate from the Democratic creed to ploase any aspirant, but planted

its foot oil good solid soil ground and for the doing of which it is entitled to the thnnks of every patriotic Democrat.' "How about President Harrison in Iudiimn?" the Senator was nsketl, and replied: "lie is gniuing ground, I think. Harrison develops well. Take the speeches he made on his recent trip and they are the most remarkable as a series over uttered l»y a public man. All of them are in the line of instruction, judicious from a party stand-point and yet without tautology or fulsome llattery."

NOT including the railroad appraisement which has not yet been made the total valuation of ]Krsonnl and real property in this county amounts to S20.23fi"s97 against 815,802.019 last year, an increase of S4.371.248.

EVEUY saloon keeper iu Montgomery county has proved to the satisfaction of the Commissioners that he has a good moral character. Jake Fried, it seems, could not do this.

THEHF. is considerable talk of a new literary club in Crawfordsville to IKS composed of both ladies and gentlemen.

Colorado*!} Gallant Legislature.

AXNIE LEONARD KRLLEY.

Tho senate of Colorado cultivates the {esthetic element by having a handsome elocutionist for reading clerk. Miss Annie Leonard Kelley, the clerk, was born in Chicago, April 13, 1S73, of Irish parents, was educated in tho common schools of her native city and took high rank as a reader from the ftrst. In ISsO her parents removed to Denver, where she completed her school education, and at a very early age gained fame as an elocutionist Being attractive in person as well as melodious in voice, she makes the reading of the ordinarily dry journal seem lifco the rendition of a poem.

My Fiddle.

My fiddlct—Wefl, I kind o* keep her handy, don^t you know! Though 1

Ain't so much Inclined to tronp tb« Strings aim* switch the bow As 1 was before tho timber of my elbows got sc dry, And my fingen more Umberlike and caperish

And spry

Tot I can piook and .plunk and plink, And tuno her up Bhd play. And Jest loan back and laugh and wink

At e»*ry rainy day

My ptsy{n*s only middiin' tunes 1 picked up xrhen a boy— The kind o' eort o' fldiiHn' that the folks calk "coodaroy 'The Old Fat Gal'1 and "Rye Straw" and "Mj

Sai)yor*9 on tho Sea"

Id the old cowtQlions I "Raw" when tho ch1c fe* left to rms And so I plunk and plonk and plink.

And rosum up my bow, And play the tones that makes you think 'Tho devil's In your tool I was alius a romancin", do less toy, to toll the troth, A-fUldlln*. and a-daucin', and a-wastln' of mj youth, And a-actin' and tv-cuUin up all sorts o' sillj pranks That wasn't wortii a button of anybody's thanks:

Bat they tell mo, when 1 list to plink And plonk and plunk and play, Jily inuxic seeined to have the kink

O' drivln* cares away I

T!iat*g how this hero old flddta'g won my h&rt'i lulurln' love! Fran the strings acrost her middle to th 6c^eechl^, keys above— From her "apt'-rn," over bridge, and to the ribbon round her throat, She's a wooin', coo

In' pigeon, singin* Lovt

mfrM eVrj- notel vAnd

I pat her ncck and plink

Iliir strings wltli lovinn liands, And, llst'nln* closet, I sometimes think She kind o' undestondsl —James Whitcomb Itlley.

Sadden.

Young FaLntaxt (who has been on the rapged cdffc lor nine weeks)—Er-—or— wiil you—but perhaps this Is too sud den. I—

Miss FalrladT—Sudden? Mr. Paintart, if you had been creating tho world, I fear you would not have finished Staten Island bv this time.—Puok.

Mildly Per»onftL

She—It's so delightful to wander through the fields in spring, wh,en tho grass and the leaves are fresh and green.

Ho—Do you like everything that hi fresh and green, Miss Cutting? Sho—N-no, not quite everything, Mr. Sappy.—Munscy's Weekly.

Worth Its Weight in Gold. If a price can be placed on pain, "Mother's Friend iB worth its weight in gold as an alleviator. My wife Buffered more in ten minutes with either of her two children that she did all togethor with her last, having previously used four bottles of "Mother's Friend." It is a blesBing to any one expecting of become a mother, says a customer to mine., HENDERSON* DALE, Druggist,

Wnr WILL

Carmi, 111

Writo the Bradlield Regulator Co. Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars Sold by Nye & Co., Crawfordsville. Ind

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria

Merit Wins.

Wo desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have lcen filing Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklon's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, andhavo nover handled remedies that, sell as well or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and wo stand ready to refund Uio purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies lwive won their great popularity purely on their merits. Nye fc Co., druggists.

TOD

oor cn when Shiloh's

On re will give you ammodinte relief. I'rico 10 cents, 50 cents and $1 Moffett Morgan & Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorial

WITHIN OUR BORDERS.

Recent Ocourrencos at Different) Points In Indiana.

ltofuiied to Release the 1'rUotier. IxniANAroi.ls, Ind., June S.—Superintendent French, of the Northern prison, has refused to surrender A. C. Johnson, a federal prisoner, to the authorities here, and the latter are considerably provoked over what tlicy call the official's stubbornness. It lias been the custom of the federal court to bring prisoners here to be released under the poor convict law, and In order that they might be released at the exact time at which their sentence expires they were brought here the day before. When a deputy marshal went to the prison Friday the superintendent refused to deliver Johnson to him, saying that the prisoner's term did not expiro till midnight

Formed an Island.

GOSIIEX, Ind., June 8.—The thousands of carloads of dirt which the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern railroad has been filling at Sylvania lake, for the approaches to their new bridge, slid off into tho lake Friday and formed an island some distance out in the lake. A number of men were, at work on the embankment who saved their lives wtth the greatest agility by jumping tor the trestle when they felt the earth going from them. It Is a great loss to tho railroad, as it will require an immense amount of earth to make a new fill.

II(id a Battle with a null.

JKFFERSOwn.LE, Ind., June S.—William Gliastind of llolman had a terrible battle with an infuriated bull Thursday evening. Tho animal attacked him and threw him down. No one was near and for fifteen minutes the battle raged, Cliastind beinf badly gored. Fortunately he seized the bull's nose and hung with a death grip until help arrived, when he became unconscious. It is thought he will recover.

Whoat In Indiana.

IyniAXAi'OLls. Ind.. June S.—Northern Indiana farmers report that they are now looking for somewhat less than an average crop. Southern Indiana has Just been visited by good rains. The early varieties of wheat will be fit to cut in three weeks. There promises to be a good demand for wheat from millers, and an early and free movement of wheat is looked for regardless of price.

Trotting at ^Iiuicle.

MTNCIK, Indt June S.—Tho first day's racing of the Mimcie trotting association was a grand success and resulted as follows: The 2:40 trot— Gravel won Charley R. second .Tim B.( third—best time, 2:44^. Free-for-all pace—Sneider's Viceroy won Minnie CM second Kittic White, third— best time, 2:29

SpHt 111M Skull with it Spade. BLUFFTOX. Ind., Junes.— A1 Chalfau. who has been digging a well on John Mossey's farm, 0 miles northwest of this city, got into a dispute with Willis Mossey, aged 18 years, which ended in Mossey striking Chalfau over the head with a spade, splitting his skull. lie lingered a few hours and died.

Fire at Mnncte.

MUNTIK. Ind., June 8.— An incendiary fire destroyed the planing mill owned by Ferris & Hammond Friday morning. The loss amounts to 84.000. The building and machinery were insured for SI,400, divided equally between the Manchester, of England, and the Traders, of Chicago.

GIvcu a Five-Years' Term.

SiiEUiYvn.i.F., Ind., June S.—Steve •\Vinton. charged with assaulting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shelller, of this county, on the nfght of January it lust, has been sentenced to five years in the penitentiary and to pay a fine of one dollar.

A Guilty I'aJr Caught.

FOHT WAV.VK, Ind.. June S.—Mrs. (Jeorge liareus, of this city, was de serted by her husband last April. Friday she caught hira at Danville, 111., living with another woman, and the guilty pair were arrested.

An OUi Settler Oono.

VALPARAISO, Ind., June 8.—Mrs. Cordelia l'arrot. aged S'J, one of Porter county's oldest settlers, is dead. She came here in 1S30.

Avenped 111* l!rotlier'n Death. ALEXANDRIA, La., June 8.—M. Dozier entered a saloon where David was employed as barkeeper, and without a word of warning drew his pistol and fired five shots at David killing him almost instantly. Bad blood lias existed between the parties for some time. David about two years ago killed Dozior's brother.

Klllnd Hit Two llrothern

Cort.EE CITY, Wash., June 8.—Near Waterville. Wednesday, Jacob von Breman shut and killed his two broth ers, John and Henry. Trouble was causcd over a division of stock. The murderer fled on horseback, but as his horse has returned it Is thought he has been killed or committed suicide.

Costly Fire at Cleveland.

CI.EVEI.ANI, 0., June 8.—The build ings of the Cleveland Hardware Com pony were burned to the ground. Loss, 8150,000 insurance, 8100,000.

THE MARKETS. Gratna, ProTlaloD*, Etc. CniCACO, Jane A,

Ft^mn—Qutct and steady. Spring patents, IS.'JSQS.TS bakers, U.10O4.23 wlotcf wheat flour, tn.108A.2S tor patents and H.008 6.00 (or straights.

WHEAT—Ruled weak and lower. No. 8 cosh, 99Sic®!l.00M July. 0TKtB3K«| August, MS*® MXo.

COBS—Acttvo and stronger. Na 2, 60MO 60V4C-, No. S Yellow, 61«08l*c Na 3, 60o No. 3 Yellow, OlStei^c June, eOQWHc July, 69Ko September, D'HSSSc Year, 46H04B3ic»

OATS—Firmer. No. 8 June, 45J July, HJiOl.V August, OBHStSesc. Samples Ormer. OBorlngs large. Na 3, 4^9 4fle. Na 8 White. 47©49ci No. 8, 45@4ftc Na 8 White, 4951490.

Rn-Steady and qulnL No. 8 oo«h, 84ci July dollvcry, Wc. and August, trl^o Na 8 fey sample, 8V&R?c, and Na 8, «»83c.

BABLKY—Vory little doing. SaleB by sample, tnr No. 3 and lower grades, S2.4S3C) September new Na 4, ".Vs.

Mess HOHK—Trading moderately active and prlees ruled ilrmer. Prices fongeJl at tl0.£8$ laoss forc38li:il0.A5jtl0.68K for June 110.00% ©ia76 for July, and tiaS7MOIl.CiO tor t)cr.

L.ABL— Market moderutoly actlvo and prices steady., Quotations ranged at M.0CWIO.2S tor cash [or Juno (6.07MO«.aD for July, and M.goq&m (or Septcmbof.

UUTTEB— Creamery, 14®16Vtc Dairy, ISJtltoi Packing Stock, 10311a POULTBV—Live Chickens, 8H®8c por lb. Live Turkeys, «08o po»lb. Llye Ducks, TQOc per lb. Live Oeesa, tS.Q004.00 per doe.

OILS—WinCOB sin Prune White, 8ci Woter Whlta, 8Ho Mlohtgan Prime White. 9Mo| Water White, JOHo Indiana Prlmo WWte, 9Xo Water White, lOc'i Headlight, 175 test, We Outline, 87 (leg's, 14c| 74 dog's, 8ye,

June 7 111 lltMtoril.

63S—Mohammed, founder of the Moslem religion, died In Medina born aNnit r»TU his followers now immlu al«mt'JO.UWil 102" -Hnlmrt llrnce, klnv: of Scotland, died

Ijorn l'-Tl lie warred atndnst the llrvtthri Edwards of Kntflaiid. and won the famous battle of Biinnoekhuru June it, MU. I7»-The llrst American congress called hy circular of tho Massachusetts assembly. 1863—Desperate hand to liaud llclit iK'tweon 11,.^-ro troops and Confederates at Milliken

Hend, La.

1SW-Cavalry hattle at Ripley. Miss. advance of General Sturcis' command. 1S71—HrlRadlur tieneral Thomas .1. hodman. Inventorof ltodnian gnn, died at Hock Island,

Ills.

Eeunion of the Tenth.

The executive committee of the Lentil Indiana Uegiment, will meet at Crawfordsville, on Wednesday, June 17, at the small court room at 2 p. in. All of the old soldiers of tho 10th regiment are cordially invited to attend. 'Phis meeting is to make arrangements for the reunion to lie held in Crawfords ville Sept. IS and 111.

GTI.nr.nT GISAY.

Chairman Executive Com

AMI It OSS.

W. U. Hodman was at Crawfordsville Friday,, Miles Givens, of Waveland, was in town Monday.

Rev. N. S. McCalluin preached at the Christian church Sunday. Several Odd Fellows of liere attended lodge at Ladoga Saturday night.

WT. B. Adkins and wife, of Indianapolis, are the guests of their parents, E. D. Peterson went to Waveland this morning to take charge of the telegraph office.

Children's Day exercises were held at the Christian church Sunday night and the total collection was $31.10.

Ifeimrr of Ointments For Cntarrh Th at Con ta In Mere ry ns mercury will surely destroy tho sense of smell "and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never bo used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is tenfold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cherey A: Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, and lets directly ujx»n the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure von get the genu-

It is taken internally and made in

Toledo. Ohio, by l'\ J. 1V Druggists, bottle.

Cheney A- Co. price 75c per

My son has leon alllicted with nasal catarrh since quite young. I was induced to try Ely's Cream Balm, ami bofore ho had used 0110 lnittle, that disagreablo catarrhal smell had all loft him. Ho appears as well as any one. It is the l)est catarrh remedy in tho market.—J. C. Olmster.d, Areola, 111.

SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It euros consumption. For sale by Moffett. Morgan & Co.

.1 ikifc lm-estmrnt .-t

Is one which is guaranteetl to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of the purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggist a Ijottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every ease, when used for an affection of throat, lungs or chest, such ns consumption, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe and always to be depended upon. Trial bottles free at Nye & Co's drug store.

YOU WISH

Tiik JOURNAL.

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FOR ME I

Tliev saiii was consumptive, sent me to Florida, told me to keep quiet, no excitomeiit, and no tennis. list think of it. Ono«ii»v I found little book called tiuide to Health,' lv Mrs. l'inkhain, and in it I found out wli'at ailed mo. So I wroto to her, i»ot a lovely reply, told ine just what to do, and I am in splendid health now.

LYDIA E. PIKKHANI'S C28SS?i«

conquers all thoso weaknesses and ailments so prevalent with the sex, and restores i.orfeet ho:ilth.

AU moists Foil it ft* ft stanaijrn article, or sent by iimU, in fonn o( 1 ills L0/.01150S, Oil receipt of SI.00.

For the euro of Kidney Complaints, either sex, the Compound lias no rival. Mrs. l'inkliam freely answers letters ot inquiry. Enclose stamp for reply. two 2-ceni stamps lor Mrs. nnKnam^i beautiful 88-page «l"Sl«,®dc^o^.veTnTlL,lf.1

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GUIDE TO HEALTH AND ET 0UETTE contains a volume ol valuablo Information, has saved Hues. and_may save yours. Lydin E. PlnKham Med. Co., Lynn, Mast*

(3ncinn«ti Hamilton and Dajton Thousand Mile Books an now •old for Twenty Dollars and good on fifteon difTerint roads all connecting

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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria?

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Soles of Cheap lliilen, /,'xcii rs'fon Ami Other /lulucetiieiiln to Travel.

To Ora, Ind., or Cedar Lake and return, 83.05, the round trip. Good 30 days.

Low rates to Marmont, including S2.90 Saturday rate. Watch for our now through trains with free chair cars.

SHOW.

The Yandalia will sell tickets to Torre Haute and return, June 10 at. $2.05 tho round trip, including one admission to this wonderful show. Tickets good to return June 11. Also to Frankfort,

June

1'2, at 81.00 with one admission to this same show. Good to return Jnne 13. J. C. IlmviiixsoN.

liitclclen's Arnlea Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevoi wires, totter, chapped hands, chilapinbs corns nnd all skin eruptions, nnd losstively cures piles, or no pay reqursri. It is guaranteed to give jierfoct satiid faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye & Co

CO.,

Street,

NEW YORK.

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