Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 June 1891 — Page 2

ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and actsgently yet promptly on the Kidneys, 1-iver and Rowels, cleanses the sys«m effectually, dispels colds, headlies and fevers and cures habitual L'onstipatiou. Syrup of Figs is the jnly remedy of" its kind ever proiliieed, pleasing to the tasto and ac-re-ptalile to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in ita efl'ects, prepared only from the mosi oealthy 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 who may not have it on band will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept anj substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN ,'HANCISCO. CAL, LOUISVILLE. KY HEW YORK.

A. D- LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

Rust Main Slroot, with W.T.Whlttlugtou

Diseases of Women AND SCHaEUT. Con»r..tatlon room. over Smith'* druj store, South Waihlngton Street, Craw fimlivUICjliidlMi*. .1. U. ETTEK. M.D.

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

0!1)

l'S "idenco

218 30,11,1 0 rcon 9lreot

Mra. Dr. Griffith

K1vesspecial

MCCAV, fleneral Secretary.

Hiitlis, Tub and Shower Gyin11 :isiuin, Howling Alleys, Piano, Gaines and Heading room. Meetin^H Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors always welcome.

FOR SALE.

In SIiult7. Ik Reynold's addition,

7 lots ami 2 houses the lots a

set in fruit anil hearing. Will sell

a part or the whole. Will sell al

a bargain if taken soon. Address

J. K. J31andin, Frankfort, Ind.

I 'Til 'i: TI STUCK IK II.IIH1W. Notice \'i herrlij Rlvrii thaj the stock,».Mer^ ill IM* t\«*l Ji t' iif «V«-H| Will I...M'.hv-'.v itTituiiil HJfetltiir for I he eleei Inn Hve "Hreetors nerve the eiieuh)^ year, on etlnesilay. June 'M, at ::to o'clock p. in. Th nieelinir will he hehl at llMMillh-eut the Initl ami Wire Company.

JiMicIl, HSU.

AILY

Throe months Six months One year

attention

Chronic and Surgical Dlsnaaee of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FREE.

Dr. A.F. Henry

II:is IntMitcd In this »ity at'JIO rust Franklin sf r«'*M. when* Ills how utit Ir ami KcrmisMr troiitmont for Caktrrl, hniiH-hitis ami ftariy Starrs o! iunir trouble will l»o tlrinoiiKt raUM to |M*rsoiH aHlicl.-.l. Twenty minutes I rial •. will i«onvlmv any poison that this plan Is a ^roal. improvement on the oltl trout men tut rtUl\ CollSUlUlt ion

Howard & Barneit

—TH K—

Monument Dealers,

!lav«Mhi' Hnost h-slirns. a* will Finished Monuments In tliotr wan-room to show-: tho ehuracter of their skill a«aitist.s In their line. They (IAIM'IJT4* «lrauln*rri

J. HAHNIilLli, Hqo.

For a Disordered Liver

Try BEEGHAM'S PILLS.

26cts. a Box.

OIC AI.I,

DltUGaiSTS-

iBUPTUBE PotltlTelTrarod in GOdayibyDr. llore^iElectrotMocBPtio licit I TruM, combined. Guaranteed tiio only oneln the world generating

__ ncontlnaonsKUctrieSbMagnttic W^^eurrfnt. Scientific. Powerful, purabta, "Comfortable and Effective. Avoia fratida. 0*t'rlVK0cur«l. fiend »Ump for pamphlet. &1.HO KLKlf ItIO IIKLTH POlt UI«EA«E». Ot.

HORNE.

REMOVEDTO

180

Oostlv

WABASH AVE.,CHIGMO.

WEAK MEM Cured quick)? of RIGHT E1I8. lost power, dark circles Sunderr

years Private

^ractloe. loomoui aale. OUARANTKED CUBE. In ^emaU pin form. Sent In plain, sealed package on reoefpt of

Hraled I'anpblet fVre.

Two Dollars. DIL JOHN PKUCY. BOX T8. CLEVELAND. O.

JoURI^L.

PRINTED EVERYWEEK DAY AFTERNOON,

By T. H. B. McCAIN.

Kntoretl at the I'ostollhv at CniwforUsvilli1 Indiana, a secoml-class matter. THK IKWLV JOl KNAh, mall. per annum I»v mail. sl\ month ......... liy mall, throe months Itv carrier, por week

WKKKLY

t.voo 2.(50

...... 1 .MO 1U

THK WKKKLY JOl'UNAL.

.. »."»

For pa|H»rs sent outsUle the county 10 conts additional for posture. The

must invariably he paid for In

advance. Semi »»ostal note or money order.

MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1801.

This Date in History—June 22. 15JT—Nicolas MiU'hlnvvl (or MiuUluvelll), famous us Intriguer ami Italian statesman, illisl. lSVV-Johu Fisher, bishop of Rochester, lioheailwl on Tower bill, I.omloti, tor

OIIIMM-

lns tho divorce of Kins Henry VIII and denying hi.* spiritual supremacy. 1S15—Napoleon llonnparte signed his llnal abdication. l^tl—Confederate general A. P. Hill executed his wonderful movement in front of 1 'eterslurs. Va., thrnstins his division into asap bet wren two Federal divisions, defeating them in turu, repulsing a third liivision, •'and retiring in

SIKHI

oners.

order with pris

1S72—r.t lives lost In railway accident at Helleviile. Canada. 18S1—The survivors of the Greely arctic exiodition reaehr.1 and rescued. lsW—The new anil republican constitution of

Brazil went into effect.

TIIF. Hag will llont fortv-four stnrs on ami after July 4. The family grows.

THE

annual prophets of evil to tho

peach crop began early. At tlie recent. Convention of fruit growers heltl in Maryland a promise of excellent cmps was reported from all sections.

THK Toronto Methodist Conference has suspended l\ev. James Thompson for one year for preaching the heresy that "there is no material hell." The Toronto Methodists and the 1'ittslmrg Presbyterians seem to he links from the same sausage.

ANOTIIKU Democratic scheme was knocked out. by the decision of the Supreme Ciiurt which holds that the creation of the late lamented Legislature has im right or title to the franchise of the State Agricultural Society. The old Board still holds the fort.

Is Kansas twenty local papers which last year were led to forsake tne Hepublican colony for Southern Alliance theories have returned to their first and best love—the Republican party. When they begin to see and feel the ring in the nose bv which they are to be led more uf them will be in line.

"TIIKV

suit.,

tin' wishes of thtllr eustomors*. I'rieowlth them ln fore Iniyhur. Mllee. corner ot Market ami (Swrn sis., I'ra wlonlsviUo, Itnl.

THK. CKAWFORDSVILLR

Y. M.JC. A L.

M. (IKKNO. PRESIDENT.

W. S. MOKKKTT, Vlco President. ». P. DCHHAM. UecordlnK Seerotarj H.T. KIMI,Treasurer.

are so wetlded to free trade

and the Uritish system they are willing any calamity should happen that would rob protection of its fruits and its blessings. They would rather have adversity and -hard times' than to witnesB any further demonstration of the bene tits of protection. They value their opinion more than the general good."— Me h' in lri/\ Con rent ion Sjieerlt.

I'm: Republicans of Indiana would be proud to vote for General Lew Wallace for (iiivernor. He is not a candidate, but is not. averse to making the race if the nomination is tendered him without, a contest. ~L:hi)ion I'ntriol.

The I'litrint speaks without authority. General Wallace is averse t" making the race for Governor and will not accept it. under any circumstadces. Of course the General appreciates the compliment implied in the mention of his name in connection with the Governorship, but he is not in politics in the sense of seeking ollicial favors, llis interest in the success of the llejiublican party, however, is as lively as that of the most intense partisan.

NF.W 1'rts.*: No soldier nr sailor fought in the civil war under an American Hag if it was made ol bunting, because the bunting was imported from Great Britain and Cost jier piece at least, $25.

A 10 per cent, tariff was put on bunting, and within twelve years lll.OOII looms were weaving bunting in thi United States, and the very best that cinild be made on earth was sold per piece at SIS.

These

are I lie ligiiies of General It. l*\

liiltler..

Worth Ita Wclfjht in Void. If ]irict can bo placed on pain "Mother's Friend is worth ita weight in gold as an alleviator. My wifo suffered more in ten minutes with* either of her two children that she did all together with her last, having previously used four 1

Kittles of "Mother's Friend." It is a blessing to any one expecting of become a mother, snvs a customer to mine. HK.VIJKKSON

DA'LE,

Druggist, Carmi, 111

Write the Ura'dfleld Roguh' Co Atlanta, OIL, for further panic tilar Sold by N ve Co., Orawfordsv Ind

SHILOIl'S COUOH and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It euros consumption. For sale by Moffett, Morgan ,(• Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.1 A Stife investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of tho purchase price. On this safe plan you can buv from our advertised druggist a bottle of'j)r. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for an affection of throat, lungs or chest, such as consumption, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly- safo and always to lie di'iK-nded 'Trial bottles free at Nye

A'.

CO'H drug store.

llistH.

MllS. WVI.IE. MUS. WILLIAMS. Mrs. Lottie liell Wylie and Mrs. Ephle E. Williams nre two bright ladies of tho new south" who run society pajxr nt Atlanta. They write their own copy, mako np the forms, iniiil the issues and do the general business work—all the work ot the office indeed, except the typesetting. Mrs. Wylie is Boniething of [wet. and Mrs. Williams is a mistress of descriptive prose.

When the Old Tret Was Youtiff. W'en tbet or appl© tree wu2 young, Tho

WON*

wui bettor then tUau now,

An' life wcz happier ouyhow, When thet oP treo vru2 young, A thousand aores then I dug

An* never found a *taty bug, Wen thet oP tree wuz young Tho worP wuz full of fun,

As tho sfty wuz full of sua, Wen thet oP treo wu* young. Wen tbet op apple tree wui young,

Thero wui no weerlls on the wheat, An' food they cooked wuz fit to eat, Wen thet oP tree wuz young

An* all tho girls woro their own hftlr, An' never bought It anywhere, Weu thet oP tree wu* young

Men held kcrrect tdeea, Kot wicked hereslea, Wen thet oP treo wu2 young. Wen thot oP apple treo WU2 young,

Men never used to lie an1 cheat, An' women all were'good and sweet, Won thet oP tree vur young

Tho yours hcv rushed a reglar whirl, It seems the sunrise of tho worP, Wen thet oP treo wu2 young:

For everythin' wuz new, And drenched In tnornln' dew. Wen thet oP treo wuz yount*. Wen thet oP appie tree wuz young,

The sun looked down ou brighter war**, An* lit a lan' of fower graves, Wen thet oP tree wu2 young

The worP wuz better then, my son, An* better, nobler deeds wero done, Wen thet oP troo wuz young

Now I sit and wait, But then I fought with fate Wen thet op tree wuz young. —S. W Foss, in YunUeo Blade.

PROFITABLE FARM TALKS.

THE clTect of removing tassels from corn is to turn the strength of the plant to the ovaries, and so produce a larger amount of grain.

TAKE care of the standing timber on the farm, if you havo it. When you have removed the trees that are fit for timber and the Inferior trees that aro only fit for lire wood, clean up tho rubbish and encourago the growth of seedlings.

THE farmer takes not only cost but his living out of his receipts before ho begins to count his profit. Tho merchant counts as prollt the difference between tho buying and soiling price, lesB tliecostof tho transaction, and then lives on the profit.

EXI'F.IU.MI'NTS with strawberries Indicate that pollen bearing is au exhaustive process, and that larger yields of fruit as. a rulo may be expected from those varieties which produce pollen so sparingly that a small proportion of other varieties producing pollen abund antly must be planted with them in order to insure a full crop.

"Is This IlriMilnV"

nmxs

"I'd lilte to see that church car out In Dakota." "I don't believe it Is any different from any other sleeper."—Munscy's Weekly.

Not What Sh« Wanted to Drutr. Miss Smearing (artist)—What a lovely skctch of JLiOng Poml! 1 wonder If I could got anything over there?

Dauberigh—Yes—malaria. I did.— Jury. A Koom. "Tho undertaker Is very jolly this morning." "Yes. Threo hundred new doctors were graduated lost night."—Jury.

Itrlff Preparation*.

"Now," said tho carpentcr to his wifo, "we'll be off to the party as soon as I got out my claw-hammer, brush my nails and clean up a bit."—Puck.

A /(OO)l to 117 IV.'H.

Having used "Mother's Frimitl" I oultl not 1h without it. It is a boo to wives who know they havo to

Bradflold Kogulator

FROM II00SIEKD0M

An Interesting Column of Indiana Nowa.

llrlbod tlio Muilonn Ontoer*.

InniANAi'Oi.ls,

liam Henderson, a well-known attorney. has made some sensational developments in the matter of lien. Sturms' claim against the Mexioun government for arms and ammunition furnished during tho war with Maximilian. Sturms lias been prosecuting the claim, amounting to g!S,0»0.0l)i, for years, and Henderson and others were employed by him and made frequent trips to the City of Mexico In connection with the claim, lie was to pay them 830,000 for their services. Some time ago he settled with the government, taking £250,000 In full of his claim. The local attorneys then demanded their pay and Sturms refused to settle with them, saying that the payment of the members of the Mexican congress and tho state officials had practically absorbed all the money. Among those who were bribed were the state treasurer and assistant treasurer, the latter receiving some 54,000. Henderson Is In possession of some very damaging evidence against the congressmen ami state officials and lias made a report of the whole matter to the Mexican government. 11c proposes to carry it before the federal government and seek to recover the money which Sturms was obliged to pay the venal Mexican officials.

Furious Storms.

GOSIIEN, Ind., June 22.—The thunderstorm Thursday night ended in a small cyclone at Napanee, dointr great damage to crops and ft-uit trees, and blowing down barns and outhouses, some of which were totally wrecked. At New Paris there was a heavy fall of hail, which did au immense amount of damage to crops.

LA 1'OUTK, Ind., June 22.—Thursday afternoon a heavy rainstorm visited this locality, but 5 miles north of here the storm took the form of a tornado and much damage resulted from the wind and hall. Several barns were blown down and many trees were uprooted. What is known as the Ueprogle grove was almost entirely destroyed. Where the storm crossed the Michigan City road the way was blockaded by fallen timber, which had to be cut out to allow the passage of vehicles. No loss of life is reported

Six Years for Manslaughter. Ind., June 22.—The trial of the case against John Rrusher for the killing of Charles Alvis in April last was concluded Friday, resulting in a verdict of six years in the penitentiary. On the evening of the killing Alvis had attacked Itrusher and pounded him most unmercifully uutil pulled off by bystanders. After the parties had been separated for some minutes, Brusher drew his knife and advanced on Alvis, cutting him in the chest, from which injuries he died in a few days. There was a generul belief that the act was committed in ^elf-defense, as Alvis was much the stronger man. The jury was out for about eiglii hours, and upon tho announcement of the verdict Hrusher broke down and evidently felt that justice had not been done him.

Married nn Aged Veteran.

MU.VOIK,

WARSAW, Ind., June

—Life

Conitwef and Cabbage,

Diner—Hero, waltcrl I ordered cornbeef and cabbage and you have brought mo only the meat.

Walter—Do cigar, sah, will be on latali.—Judge.

Reduction for Quantity,

Chicago Woman—How much do you charge for securing a divorce? Chicago Lawyer—Ono hundred dollars, ma'am or sis for flvo hundred.— Judge.

Similar.

JKIS

through tho painful ortleal of ehildbirl.li

MIIH. C.

MKWIOUKNK, Iowa. Write the

(IO„

Atlanta, On.,

for further particularn. Holt! by Nye ACo., CrawfordHvillo, Ind,

Ind., .luno J'J.—Wil

Ind., June 22.—The other

day near this city William Ilarnhouso and Miss Mary E. Dillc were participants in a novel wpdding because of the surroundings. llarnhousc Is 81 und receives monthly contributions of 8100 from Uncle Sam because of the loss of his eyesight In the war. Some time since the old man's wife, after fifty years' service, abandoned him. Last week he secured a divorce and was married a few days afterward to Miss Dille, aged U5, whom he never saw. Mr. Uarnliouse says Uncle Sam intends by the allowance made for veterans In liis position to have a guide to be properly supported.

Didn't Hoar tho Ttaln.

Greek to fix the exact length of the year and maintain th it ecllpKuri coultl le foretoM. W77—Kilwanl III of England dieil. after a reign ot 51 v*Hrs tMirn 131'J. ltkil—Captain John Smith, fa«

23.—James IS,

Towusend, a deaf and dumb medicine peddler, was instantly killed a mile this side of Mllford Thursday morning by the south-bound passenger train on the Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan railroad. He was driving along the road at that point and.did not hear the warning whistle. Tho horse was caught on the pilot, but jumped off, and when caught was found to be uninjured. The man's home is at Harrisburg, O.

Old Itonril nf Agriculture Sustained.

INDIAN.vroi.is,

Trottlnjt at Colnrobua.

Coi,unnuft, Ind., Juno22.—The fourth anil last day's races at this place were hugely attended, thero being ut least 5,000 people on the grounds. Results: The 2:30 pace—Sorrel Dan, first Maggie, second Florence M„ third—best time, Tho 2:19 trot—Nellie W., first lllackhawk, second lied Flag, third—best time, 3:25.

I.? the Natural Gas Falling? MUNCIE, Intl., Juno 22.—The newspaper reports sent from Portland quoting State Natural lias Inspector Jordan us saying that the natural gas In the Indiana belt is failing has caused much comment among the Muncie manufacturers. It Is denied that the supply of gas in this vicinity Is failing.

Killed on Account ot a Woman. NKW CARI.ISLK, Intl., June 2it.—In a flght over a woman Friday evening near this place Hyron Landon shot and killed Robert Hall. Lundon escaped.

Accidentally Killed.

ItiiinfiKPfiiiT, Iud., June 22.—Charles Jenkins, of this place, was killed Thursday night by the discharge of a spring gun, which he had set for chicken thieves.

Charged.

"Ilavc a smoke?" "Thanks. Is It paid for?" "I guess not. It Is ono you gavo mo two months ago."—Jury.

Wheu Baby wan ntc*, gavo her Outorlk. When slie was a Clilld, she cried for Castoria. When she hecame Ml«w, she clung to Castoria. »'hon she had Children, she gave them Castorli,

Wehlon road south of Petersburg, Va., and were repulsed. Tomadtj s\vej)t away the town of Paw Paw, Ills., and killed 10 persons.

THE MARKETS.

Grains, ProvlnlonR, Etc. CniCAGo, June SO.

FLOUR—Quiet and steady. Spring wheat patents.

2.V&5.75 bukura, M.10®4.SJ wlator

wheat Hour, I5.103S.3& for patents and I4.00Q B.00 (or straights. WHEAT—Huleil weaker early and then stronger. No. 8 oush. «va.07v4e July, ftlft BSHo.

CoaN—Active and lower. No.

3«®37c July,

BARLEY—Quiet. Sample lots

WHEAT—No.

CORN—No.

Ind., Juno 22.—The

legal controversy between the old and new state boards of agriculture was terminated Friday by a decision of the supreme court, in which tho old board is sustained. The court holds that the old board is a private corporation, no matter to what extent it has voluntarily been aided by contributions and appropriations, and that it cannot 1)0 abolished by legislative action.

NEW Yon*, June 80.

3 rod steady at advance,

moderately active. July,IU.4H®l.05*t August, ll.00WOl.01Kl September, [email protected]'4 Ontober, BSKoiitl.OOK November, tt.00)(®1.01ki December, 11.01

HO1.08H May, I1.03X1.06X.

quiet, firmer. No. 8,

7I@78c.

OATS—NO. 8 slow, firmer. WoBtern, 8^®53c. PnovisiOMa Beef—Dull, steady. Pork Steady, quiet. Extra moss, I10.60ait.00i fam lly, 913.60 new mess, I18.08iaia.ii0 old moss, I10.50011.W extra prime, I11.0Q. Lard—Quiet, steady. Steam-rendered, U.S8H.

CLEVELAND,

O.,

June

rj:=*3

"WHO ARE YOU WRITING TO, DEAR?"

I am answering Mrs. lMnkhaiu's letter, tlmt reached us at (':ilro. She has tulil me inst what to do. ami I am feeling lunch better besides, she has given me a list nt'places where her preparations are sold. 1 round them here in Alexandria, and have laid in a stock. My mind is easy now, so am time von wish to start, I'm readv

American ladies travelling abroad llnd the (\unpomid illVilluablo. It sustains the energies ill the most trying climate, and is a I'll it lll'lll lriciul whenever needed. Mrs. rinkliam's foreign correspond' 'IT large, and increases rapidly.

LYDIA E. PINiCHAM'

I-thronly Curo

IIIMI

lor tin* lu culutr \mikiirssr:* urn!

It crnv* the xvur-t form* of VVinnli- Comnluints th:il Hi'iirinj* tlown I'Yelinj:, NWnk U'H'k, Kstllint: ntitl Pisplacoim'Ut of tin4 Womb. lulI:umimtion, Trouble, nml nil Organic of tin- I'trrtis nr Womb, nmi i. iiwtliuiMv to tli« of Ufr. )NFolvi'jt iniii exj« Tumors from the Ttt-rus at nn early st:iu«\ aiul oh«Tk :mv trutU'iioy to »'juicerou- Humor, ^ulidues Fsiintnes Kxeitiihitity, NVrvou* Tro-trullon, Kxlmu^llon, iiiul MrrUtfthen* am! the Stotnaoh. ('tire?- Ih-joluohe, I •••ncrsil Iehility, ImliiieMlon, ti\, an«l invigorates the whole system. Tor thecure of Kidney Comj'laiiit* of either aox, tl«* Compound lt i« ito riviil.

AU hru^trists ell it a- a iirtlcl*'. or «ent bv mail, ill form of nils' or Kozenp-s, on receipt of +I.OO. LYDIA E. PINKHAM MED. CO.. LYNN. MASS.

An Illustrated book, entitled "Guido to Health and Etiquette," by Lytiia E. fmkham, Is of great I value to ladies, We will present a copy to anyone addressing u* with two 2-cent stamps.

June AM tn History.

M0 Il.C.—Thalos, the flrtH'iau philosopher, bora H.C. he wiw the ftr?»l

DOMKOFST.

inou.-'in settlement o£ Vir-

uinia, died

TAUI/JJ.

1C75— Fonndatmn of St. Piuil'a cathMral, dtJii, laid with state eeremonie,s. 1S1D—Jactiueu Oileubach, musical oompo»er, born. 18W—The Federals, led by Generals Hancoek and Wright, attempted to capture tho

ASHQ

SHitfc September. 30X®Sl»»c. Samplea lower oOorlngs moderate. Na 8, H5®37e: No. 8 White, S8H®39c No. 8, 88K038ei No. 8 White. IOQ41c.

RYE—Cash dull and futures steady. No. 2 cash, 7Be July delivery, 87c, and August, MVic September, 65V4e: No. *J by sample, 78®79e, and No. 8, 65®7Uc.

00®«3c

for No.

8, and lower grades 58@80oi September new Na 8, TOKc.

MEES

POUR—Trading modvatcly active and prices ruled eusler. Prices ranged at tio. 18® 10.55 for,cash) (10.1SQI0.25 for Junei tlO.&lK® 10.40 for July, and H0.4~HO10.B5 for September.

LAIID—Marlcet

moderately active and prices

steady. Quotations ranged W.«»8.WK for cash fa.»Kiia.22K for June W.ao©8.2Ji£ for Jul and (0.4S®d.SSH for September

EUTTEH—Creamery, 15®10We

Dairy, I3®l5c

Packing Stock, 10®lie. PooLTnr—Live Chickens, S®Uc per 1U Live Turkeys, 6®8c per lb. Live Ducks, 7®8c per lb. Live Oeoae, H00®4.0i) per dot

OILS—Wisconsin Prime White, Bo: Water White, 8Hci Michigan Prime White, 9Kc Water White, 10V4c Indiana Prime Whlto,

Water White, 10c Headlight, 178 test, 9Ho Gasoline, 87 fleg'a, 14ei 74 dc#'s, 85£c Naphtha, 83 deg's, 7Mc.

80.

PETIIOLEUM—Qultt Standard white, no fleg. test, ©He: 74 gasoline, 8c 68 gasoline, 10c 83 naphtha, 8Hc. tlve Stock

HJOAOO,

Iloo's—Markot rather'slow and weak. Prices 5®10c lower. Sales ranged at I2.M34.40 for Pigs t4.88®4.85 for light M.80®4.40 for rough packing 14.8844.00 for mixed, and M,'l(i84.70 tor heavy packing aud shipping lot«.

RAILROAD ITEMS.

SotvH of Cheap Oaten, Excursions /Ind Other Inducementh toTruvrl. Low rates to Marmont, including $2.90 Saturday rate.

Tho Hig Four will sell tickets to Inilianapolis at ono faro for the round trip on June 18 and 10 good returning to the '23d on account of a meeting of dirtriet four of tho North"Americal Turner lianil.

Tho Uig Four will soil tickets at om faro for tho round trip between nil stations on July nd 4 not good returning after tho 6th.

Lake Sped a I.

Tho Vandal in resumes this popul.-.r train on .Sunday, Juno 21st, leaving liore at 0:30 a. in., roturning at K::10 p. lit. Price $2 the round trip.

The I'u rest iiiul I test.

ArLicles known to nietlical science are used in preparing Hood's- Sarsaparilla. Every ingredient is carefully selected, personally examined, and only tho retained. Tlio medieino is prepared under pho supervision of thoroughly competent charnmcists, and every stop in tho process of manufacturo is carefully watched with at view to securing in Hood'sSarsnpnrilla tho boat possible rosnlt.

FOR MEN ONLY!

H*°r 10BT or FAQiDIO KA1TH00D. mOenerftlaad HKBVOUB DEBILITY. "IWeakneM of Body and Xind, Effects

Htn*.clh.a WK4Kai sUKVKUirKI)OlttUIIHA PANTS .ntOlFr "nf "''"J"* *KI(AT»KIIT_B...«I. I. "o.j! •".l~!'/ fmU'CMi.lrln. Wril. Ikra, UnrHrtl*. llMk, MHuillnMd|iMr,iullH(NiM)rn^

KRIE EOIOAL

CO.,

•UFFALO.MRV.

S E E E

Itomvilv

NILIM-TIT*

WOUM-U.

The Cod That Helps to Curo

The Cold. The disagreeable taste of the

COD LIVER OIL is dissipated in

SCOTT'S

{EMULSION

Of Pure Coil Liver Oil willi

HYPOPHOSPHITES

OF LIMB A.NTD SODA. The patient sulTerinu from O N S I O N 1 RnoxmiTif, coiftii,

Imk

roi.it. 011

l»TI\l IIINKtSI'.S, n,uy tnk. tlii* I remedy with as imieli Hatlsfai'tlmi iw he W'vulil lake milk, l'liyslclatis nre j.ref.'rM.

It everywhere. II

9. .V.»JVJ3HC

No. S Yellow, f»H©60c No. 8. 5S®5Srtei No. 8 Yellow,

MO-MHO

June, r,8i®S8Jjc July,

5S«i®50?fC! September, ri2?«iaS3i4C. OATS -Unsettled. No.

a pprlivt inn:-i..

ainlsnonilerfitltli'hhiiroiliiri'r. '/T/..1 iki

CARTERS

CURE

Blck Bo&d&cho and rftllove All tho tronblM fool* dent to a bilious Btato of tho flyatam, auoh DizzloesB, Nausea, Drowalnosfl. Olntrena after eating. Pain In tbo Sldo, ko. whllo thotr most renarkablo

BUCCOSB

baa been shown in cuxlog

SICK

Eeadaeho, yet Carter's Llttlo Liter Pffli equally valuablo In Constipation, carina and pra Tenting this annoying complaint, whllo thoy also correct alldlBordcrsofthostomach^UmuUtetbo llvor and rogulato tho bowels. Svonlftbovonls

HEAD

!Acba they would bo almoatprioelosfl to thonewbtf femfer from this diatroesing complaint butfortu« uately tbelrgoodncss doea notond horo^and thoaa who once try them will find thoeo llttlo puia valuable In so many w&ye that thoy will not bo wil« Usg to do without them. But after allelck head

ACHE

flfi the bane of so many lira that hero 8 who* wo make our great boost. OorplUs cure It whUo Others do not. 1 Carter's Little Llvor Pills aro very small and vory o^sy to tako. One or two pills mako a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripo or purse, but by tholr gentle action please all who use them. In vials at 2G cents five for $1. Bold by druggists everywhere, or sunt by mail.

«*"TER MEDICINE

June VX

CATILE—Market rather quiet. Quotations ranged at f&.70®6.30 for eholoo to fancy ship* ping Steers ts.00®9.80 for good to choice da H.80®4J80 for common to folr (Ja I3.50®4.fi." Jor butchers' Steers- [email protected] for Stoekers for Texane 0.40^4.% for Feedeit ll.60®4.00 for Oows ll.6OA3.S0 for Bulls, and i2.60®4.60 for Veal Calves.

CO., New York:

SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

••f®* Parisian race Bleach uomen Hair AVath. Mamma Dura, for upiri£ the Kuimi. for removing tuiierflu. nu, hi,r H»„g All CO Hlt »lxi|cUla ,*n^i Scud

els. for lltiistr.ted drculaf.

l-ull line ot fin. lialr goodi. Mil. K. W. Allen, am wood. Ar.. Detiell. Mich. SulJ druccutk

Il.ivuyoii lit iitil of Sniull's l'ilis Fur iMiriiiK tilliiui^ lllj.? Ciulil you kiiuw wliai others -nv. How they »In-! with tfiliielesa wav tliey i-ViT will.

Ami how they've inuih' A Ittuiis money triiile. HaV niiule no luss,

Nor muss. Anil h:nl notuw 11 us simply tfone iiht-:nl.

And nun

Hits trot, them In it w-ny eomiili to, Jr. its the hfiv.s say, with hoth leel, I hat they ire ihtKii-s ^'i.rytuii|y knows .And SmiillV a Ilill-lilown t'npe

PKMP®

a A!e me wu/tu) mate /s BUToirtwr£ D*

HAIITES

GOLDEN

tl. leaol r^d?w!lhout^ho't|^nolwlellgo,0of "tlf r-i.tlent, Ifneee siryjItlmilisoliitGly iiurml iiiul wl loiri ot ,i iiermaiient ami Htiectly cur whetlii the inii'iil.i« a moih'rateilrlnkt*ot-an h!I hollo wn-elt. ITNKY Hit KAII.8. .toper

imti-iitlK a moilerateilrlnke ek. ITNRV Hit KAII.8. .1

1,7i s,"l"'®t'y

I«il

48'PIIKO

hook or parti, ularo fr

Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Thouiand Mil. Booki art lOW •old for Twenty Dollars and good «n fifteen different rotda all connecting

CENTS

MILE

fn OurPopukrBnmt

n0LDu

COMPOUND

Wmfce four\&a

CorrjbmatwTivot alivays

Co be had.

FINE QUALITY

AT A REASONABLE PRICE

L.00K FOR

EACH

PLuq

IFyOU ARE LOOKING FOR

AN EXTRA SWEET

OQNT FAIL TO Q!V£

A FAIR, TF^IAL

^SI^"YOU^ DEALER FOI\ IT

0ONT

TAKE/NY.0THK\

JdD. RNZER&BRPS^LOUI&ville^

DR. BANDKN'S

ELECTRIC BELT WTTRSUSPCNSORY fQR

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UOLD CASE, the only ono with nroveineuts, horn of rxiHTifneo, n«xr.^nry for'*EAR. TIIK

IJKST

CASK for

VONT WAII'II.

Buy tho LA.D1). A lino n^ortm«Mit mrtulfl»r Klino A: (jrahuin, (.'niwtor«l\ illi*. Inn

VEGETABLE

m&mm

COUGHS AND COLDS. 85c. anil 91. at all dmsKlut'-

E. M0EG4S S SONS, PrDpritltn,

PROVIDENCE. I.

TBADK SUPPLIEDbjr

ROSS

U,,VT

with atn-heiiijiinty that the

Iitlent utiiler(f(H.K no Inei nvi nlenee. an ore |." IW H^-!tr,.. nmpleti* rel onniitlor of

IM-NVI

"Jn »»i liui lit II

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GORDON, Indi

Bolf liy Nvu C'o.

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Louisville. Lafayette Gi'0(linjast

Mn-.liiiijaii City, liediVml, NCAV

North

SPECIFIC

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l1,

AHiany

Points North.

Snulli

and

West.

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4, nt^rht cvpri ss.

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1,1

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JAMKa iSAUhKli.

floti. l*aflP. Ajrt.

MOIIOM K"'!"'

•I.IPOJI Work Chi nr«. Hi

Cleveland, Cincinnati, «Sc St. Louis R.

Route.

Wiurncr Slwpurs on

.'I

KjrpreBB

Dayton Chicago 8L Louis

Salamanca Ft Wayne Indianapolli

PER

Ann Arbor Toledo Buffalo

Peoria

Cleveland

VIA

Niagara Falls and a Thousand other points.

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tnilim

1,1

urn (lay cimnlii'fin alltriilnx. »i Conni'ctliiK wltli

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C'ltlOB,

•Ter-ready ticket between Cincinnati

ViHllliuli' 'r,"'l's1,,r

lllooinlnKtoii ami I'wirialo hii.1 I'""1 river. Honvor anil llio 1'iiolHi: inust. At, hiilliiimiKillH, Ol twin null, M'rlrH ColiitnliiiH timnd Iromtlm

KIIHIITII

TltAINS AT onAWFOItDHVlU-U. n.|OOWKRT. No. I'M 1 No. 7 iimll «l„.) 1 No. 17 mull No.

II.I.MI

(lOiNOKAHT.

tr.ll!1,

No. 10 Mull (d)

:i'

No. 'J Kxpross Nn. 18 Mull I :lih

iNO. in Mail i.*, No.H Mall I. r«l"» For lull Information rotrurillnt-'

lVK

mill ronton, consult the tlcki'l "f'"'' v! »..i folilorw. (IKOItHKK UOIIINM'N- A"__

Vandalia Line

D1KKCT KODTK TO

Jasliville, OliattAiioofra, Florida, Hot, Springs, Texas, Kansas, ]\I issoin Micliijraii, Canada, ,:n

Nortliprn Ohio

Glean DopotH, Clean Coaclios,