Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 June 1891 — Page 2

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OXU ENJOYS fioth the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, 1-iver and Bowels, cleanses the syscm effectually, dispels colds, head'..lies and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the jiilv remedy of its kind ever proiKicod, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt iu its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the niosi iu-rtlthy and agreeable substances, itmany excellent qualities commend it to all ami have made it. the most popular remedy known. .Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50cand SI bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist whe .may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one whe wishes to try if. Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO

SA-1 .-riAMCISCO. CAL,

LOUISVILLS. F.1 HE,V YORK. H'•

A. D. LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance,

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

F-Ast Main Street, with W.T.Whittlugto'j

Diseases of Wome*? AND SCKGEKi*. C.ontu.tillon roomi aver Sinitb'i Jru( B'.ore, South Waihlngton Street, Cr»w funlivllle, Indian*. .1. R. ETTER. M.D.

Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith °®K«ldence 218 South Green street Mrs. Dr. Griffith grlves special attention

Chronic and Surgical Dlseasea ol Women, Children, and Obetetrlca Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FREB.

Dr. A.F. Henry

Has IONUUNI in this city at 'MO east Franklin street. WIK'H1 his now anliscptic ami gcrmlslde {rv.itincut for Catarrl, HronchUls and Early Stages of Inn* trouble will he demonstrated to |Mrsons afflicted. Twenty umiutes trial will convince uny|»orson thai this plan Is a great Improvement on the old treatment of uUjve diseases. Consultation free.

Howard & Barneit

Monument Dealers,

Have the finest design*, as well as finished Monument in their warerootu to «lmw the character of tlielr .skill.:m artist* in their line. Ther eiecute drawings to Hift the wishes of thuir nier#. Price with them bc1 ore buying. Oil lee. turner ot Market an*) Green *ts., I'r.iwfonJsvllle. Iml.

TUB URAWFORDSVILLB

Y. M._C. A

•J. M. GttKcn, President. W. S. MOITKTT, Vice President. O. P.

BINIIIAM,

Kccordlug Secretar.

II. T. KING,Treasurer* N.C. MCCAV, General Secretary. Baths, Tub and Shower Gymnasiutn, Howling Alleys, Piano, Games and R«aaing room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors always welcome.,

FOR SALE.

In Sliultz & Reynold's addition,

7 lots and 2 houses the lots a

set in fruit and bearing. Will sell

a part or the whole Will sell at

a bargain if taken soon. Address

J. K. Hlandin, Frankfort, Ind.

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For a Disordered Liver

Try BEECHAM'S PILLS.

25cts. a Box. OK DHUGGI8T8.

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combined. Uu&nkniaedOia

only one in the world eenermttRff acoDUrraoQa Ekctrie it Magrutic 6ciestlflo.Powerfol,parable,

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.Over 100 (TOM aetd by one lhave ao aqoal for lOeedi

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THfKSlUY. JUNE '25. 1S91.

THE NAMES OF THE POLITICAL PARTIES To Tho KdltorThi Journal.

^uuiiuii.

Please g1ye the names of he two lead-

ing political parties which luive leer. in existence, which opjmsed eacli other mil which controlled affairs since the formation of the government. T. C.

In 1789 Washington was elected President as Federalist. The npjxisition were known as the Anti-Federalists. In 17!3 AVnshinpton was re-elected liv the same party. The opjiosition i«trty

WHS

the Keptibliean, with George Clinton as its candidate. In lTUti .lolin Adams was elected as a Federalist with Tliomas JelTerson as the leading oppos ing candidate avd known as a Kepublican. In 1800 Thoiuiis JelTerson was elected as a liepublican over John Adams. Federalist, and was re-elected in 1804 over Chas. C. l'inckney. Federalist. In 1808 James Madison, Republican. was elected over C. C. l'inckney, Federalist, and was re-elected in 1812 over DeWitt Clinton, Federalist. In 1S16 James Monroe, li*piblicau, wis elected over Kufus King, Federalist, and re-elected iu 1820 over John Qnipcy Adams, Opposition Kepublican. In 1824 the candidates were all Republican and John Q. Adams. Republican, was elected by the House of Representatives, over Andrew Jackson. Win. H. Crawford and llenry Clay. Republicans. In 1828 Andrew Jackson was elected as a

Jemocrat over John Q. Adams, Republican. and was re-elected iu 1832 over Henry Clay, Republican. In 1830. Martin YanHuren, Democrat, was elected over Wm.H. Harrison. Whig. In 1840 Wm. H. Harrison. Whig, was elected •ver Martin VanBuren, Democrat. In 1844 James K. Polk, Democrat, was elected over Henry Clay, Whig. In 1*48 Zachary Taylor. Whig, was elected over Lewis Cass, Democrat. In 1852 Franklin Pierce, Democrat, was elected over Winfield Scott, Whig. In 1850 James Buchanan. Democrat, was elected over John C. Fremont, Republican. In 18G0 Abraham Lincoln, Republican, was elected over ,T. C. Briekinridge,

Democrat, and re-elected in 18G4 over Geo. B. McClellan, Democrat. In 1808 l". 8. Grant. Republican, was elected over Horatio fjeymoi.r, Democrat, and re-elected in 1872, over Horace Greeley, Democrat. In 1870 R. R. Hayes. Republican, was elected over Samuel J. Tiklen. Democrat. In 1880 James A. Gartield, Republican, was elected over W. S. Hancock, Democrat. In 1884 Grover Cleveland, Democrat, was elected over James G. Blaine, Republican. In 1888 Benjamin Harrison, Republican, was elected over Grover Cleveland. Democrat, ft will thus seen that the Federalists were in power twelve years, tho old Republican party twenty-eight years, the Democratic party twentyeight years, the Whig party eight yeare, and the new Republican party twenty, eight years. The issues that Divided the parties would till volumes.

WHERE THE SURPLUS WENT. The Democrats are hard to please. When there was a large surplus in the treasury they denounced it as '•demoralizing-' and "debauching." Now that tho surplus has been reduced they denounce Republicans for reducing it. In their criticisms of Republican manage ment they do not mention the im|Mirtant reduction of the National debt which has been effected during the hist two years, l'or the year ending June 30, 1 H'.IU. the reduction was 8105,UUO,OOU, and by the end of the present fiscal year, §101,000,000 more will have leen cut off. Tho debt reduction under the present administration foots u]^ nearly $240,000,000, involving a gross expenditure of $270,000,000. If this much ol tho National debt had not l»een paid by Republican management tli4 surplus today would, of course, be very much larger than it was a year ago. In other words, if the money in the Treasury had been allowed to lie idle during the past year alone, instead of lieing put fortli to stop interest and save an average of two per cent, a month to the jieople, there would be a large surplus on hand to-day, notwithstanding tlio heavy appropriations and reduced receipts

THAT was frank statement made lntbe Indianaixjlie Sentinel concerning the position of lion. Joseph E. McDonald during the war. Tho Sentinel says:

More than once be stood like a rock amid a tempest of popular fury, for what ho believed to lie true and right. During the war ho was one of the great conservative forces in his party, and did as much as any other man to save it from the dishonor in which a few reckless and misguided men sought to involve it.

This but confirms the statement of THE JoriiNAi. that the course of Mr. McDonald in keeping Governor Morton informed of the maneuverings of the Democratic party enabled the Governor to thwart their treasonable resigns and thus avert b'oodshod in Indiana. If the Sentinel had named some of these "reckless and misguided men" it would have mentioned Daniel \V. V«Hrhee« as one of them and Thomas A. Hendricks as another.

was

HOOSIERDOM.

Bits of Information of Espoclal Interest to Indlaninna

Son# of \teran*.

T.AKAYKTTK. IML. JIMCAt TitcsduyS so.-ion of the Indiana division of tlio Scra. of Votoruns committees on credentials, etc., were named and tue reports of the various ofiiccrs were made. There are 4.100 Sons of Vet-, erans in the state. There is a defieit'in the treasury of S'.H'. but the receipts of the present quarter will overcome that. Jt tva deeided by vote of 70 to KS to hold the encampment indoors next year, an effort having been made to have a full eneampment- A eamp-tire

held at the oijera house at ni^rht.

and Co

,_ Jwtl,n .,„nm:, of

the Sons of Veterans: Hon. Charles 1". (•rirtin. of Hammond, ex-commander of the national division: Col. .1. N. Walker, commander of the Indiana ilrand Army of the Uepublie, and others made adre

It Look* I.lko (told.

Coi.vmhi'S, Ind., .lunc -5.—A* hired man named Watson Coliee. working on. the farm of John A. Wright, al«ut a mile west of Hurnsville, Monday, found a lump of metal on the surface! of the ground weighing about two pounds that resembled gold. The owner of the land claimed and was awarded a half-interest In the find. Cohee then sold his interest to James Harmon, another hand on the place, for Si5, and it has been determined to send the chunk to Cincinnati to have its character determined. Many who have seen it pronounce it gold, but there is a possibility that it may prove some baser metal. The find has caused considerable excitement in the neighborhood

Secret Ordor. Meet.

FOIIT WAVNK. Ind., June Co.—Del imputes to the thirteenth annual convention of the Catholie Knights of St John, which has just opened here, arrived in large numbers. The convention was inaugurated by a grand parade of uniformed knights and will be in session all the ivc- k.

1'OHTK,

Interstate Commerce Not Involved. iNiiiA.NWrou-, Ind., June —One o) the judg of the Indiana supreme court in explaining the decision in the gas-pumping case said that the whole decision was simply upon the power ol the legislature to regulate the pressure of gas, and was no decision of the question of interstate commercial relations. If the Chicago company wants to pipe the gas to Chicago at the maximum pressure fixed by the legislature it can do so. The company has no vested right and under the police power the state can make any regulation for the safety of its citizens.

Doesn't lH-llovu in Sunday Excursion*. NEW AI.HANv, Ind., June Ai.—The New Albany division of Knights of St. Edward has been excommunicated by Bishop Chatanl for giving a Sunday excursion where beer and dancing were among the attractions. The division will no longer be recognized as a Catholic society and is suspended from the national organization. The relation of members to the Catholic church is not affected.

Clo.inc I)ny at Notre Dame. SOI

TII

I!I:.vi, Ind., June

MAKTINSVII.I.K. Ind., June 25.—J. C. Webb, living in Brown township, near here, was fatally injured by being run over by a wagon.

Assnulte'.l by HII Unknown Man. ItltA/.lL, Ind., June A5. Tuesday while W. R. Guthrie, a prominent lawyer of this city, was walking along with his hands behind him he was approached from behind by an unknown ruffian, who struck him a terrific blowon the back of the head, which may prove fatal. Otlieers pursued the :LS-.XS-sin and succeeded in landing him iu jail.

lteflult* at Ku*hviUe.

Ursiivii.i.K. Ind.. June 25.—The spring meeting opened here Tuesday and furnished good sport, seven heats being required to decide the first race. Results: The 8:00 trot—Trixter, first lirignoli Wilkes, second: William li., third—best time. 2:25. The 2:25 pa llello. first: Lucille, second Snider's Viceroy, third—best time, 2:21'j.

Indiana Mn.lc Toucher* .Meet. MCN'CIK, Ind., June 25. Monday night the Indiana State Music Teachers' association convened in a thre days' session at the l-'irst liaptist church. John W. Ryan made the address of welcomc. A chorus of 125 voices sang several selections.

Tiiylor University's New ('resident. FOUT WAYNE. Ind., June 25.—Prof. Arnold Tomplcins, of the state normal school at Terre Haute, has been elected president of Taylor university in this city. I'rof. Tompkins is a well-known educator, and was formerly connected with the De l'auw university.

CftrvofI Colored Trencher. MIT.VCIR, Ind., June

mSms&a*i

Ind.. June 'Jo.—The Royal

Arcanum order of this city gave a basket picnic on the grounds of the State l'.aptist association Tuesday. Councils were present from South lietul, Valparaiso and Michigan City, aggregating about 1.000 members. C. S. Fahnestock, of La I'orte, and Grand Regent ltradford, of Indianapolis, delivered addresses.

'J.Y—The

well-known Catholic institutions ol learning, Notre Dame and St. Mary's, completed their commencement exercises Tuesday, the usual number of notables lemg present. The exercises were held in Washington hull. Kislioi Spalding delivered an address. The exercises at St Mary's were of a high order and were largely attended.

Fatally Ittjurctl.

MONUAVIA. Ind., June A").—A stage running between Mooresville and this place was overturned Monday night during a runaway and all of the nine passengers were hurt, James Osborn fatally.

THE HALF-BREED. A CHARffiC STflKT

—OF THE-

By ROBERT A. GUMMING.

will indeed be a treat. Ariel is certainly equal to the best of the famous

Leatherstocldng Tales

•IIEY WEltK ENABLED TO APPROACH VlUtY "EAB TUB -UATTEBY.

it is wholly free from cheap

sensationalism, yet full of thrilling incidents of border

life, from the first chapter

to the last.

It is with mucn pleasure, then, we announce that we have secured the right to

publish this great story in our columns, the first installment of which will appear at an early date.

25.

—Monday

night Charles (iilmore. a colored minister, engaged in a dispute with frank Cotterall, a young white man, who pulled a razor and seriously carved the colored man who, up to that time, had the best of it.

Worth It* Wciuht in (lota. Tf a price can be placed on pain, "Mother's Friend is worth its weight in gold as nn 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 bottles of "Mother's Friend." It is a blessing to any ono expecting of become mother, says a customer to mine. HENDEKSON DALE, Druggist.,

Carmi, III

Write the IJradfiold Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga., for further particular Sold by Nye & Co., Grawfordsville. Ind

AT 111S FKfcT A UlltCH CANOE WAS DIIAW' UP.

YOUR TREAT

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The Opening Chapters

On :'iilunlay, .liine '11.

Whet* Baby vu

SICK, CT* gave

Wnv

HE BEGAN TO TALK LLAJ'IPLT WITH

FIJFGEUS.

To all admirers of the James Fennimore Cooper style of stories, this serial

her instorfo.

Wh«"i she was a ChiM, she cried for Jastoria. When «ho bwanie Miss, she clung to Castoria. Yhen she had Chlldren^&he gave thom Castorii

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(»con wlipn Shiloh's

Dure will givn you nimnedlato relief. I'rioe 10 c««nt«, 50 cente und 31 Moffett Morgan & Co.

iSjliTTTp-ruijUtflt' V«" ii I'.ii.

Is tin-only I*o*tfiv«» Cur«» anil

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Three Eastern Trunk Railways. The Outer Belt Railway.

The Standard Oil Pipe Line.

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"WHO ARE VOU WRITING TO, DEAR?"

I am .mswerin^ Mrs. rinkliaiu's letter, that readied us at Cairo. She has told me just what to do. and I am feeliiiL' much better besides, she has given me a list of places where her preparations are sold. I found them here in Alexandria, and have laid in a stock. My mind is easy now, so anv time vou wish to start. I'm ready!

American ladies trfiveilinir abroad ilnd the Compound invaluable. .It sustains the energies in the most trying climate, and is a fail llflll frici'll whenever needed. Mrs. rinkham's foiviL'ii correspondence is very lame, and increases rapidly.

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VECETABLE

the }'cuh:ir uuti ol women. It cure? the wor-t (orni of Feimtle ComplHiiiti', tbat Bearlnt: down Feeling, Weak ttaok, Kullitip nml IH-phtoemenl of tlio Womb. Intlammation. Ovarian Trouble!", and all Organic Disease* of the Utcru? or Womb, and is invaluable to the Change of Life. Dissolves and expel? Tumors from the l.'teru- nt au early stage, and checks any tendency to Cancerous Humor. Subdues Faitmiess, Excitability, Nervous Titration, Kxhaustion, and strengthens aud tone? the Stomacli. Cure? Headache. General Debility, Indigestion, etc., a*' 1 invigorates the whole system. For the cure of Kidu«-y Complaints of either sex, the Compound liu« no rivut.

All Druggists sell it n* a »tan«lur«l article, or sent by mail, in fortn of l'llls or Lozenges, on receipt of *IOO. LYDIA E. PINKHAM MED. CO.. LYNN, MASS.

An illustrated book, entitled Guide to Health and Etiquette," by Lydia £. Pinkham, is of great value to ladles. We will present a copy to anyone addressing us with two 2-cent stamps.

PAINLESS.

FILLS

5?®^ WORTH A GUINEA A BOX/W

For BILIOUS & NERVOUS DISORDERS

Such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Fullness and Swelling after Meals, Dizziness, and Drowsiness. Cold Chills.Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Costii eness, Scurvy, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Droams, and ell Nervous and Trembling Sensations, Sc.

THE FIRST DCSE WILL CIVE RELIEF IN TWENTY MINUTES.

BEECHAM'S PiLLS TAr.at AS DIRECTED RESTORE FEMALES TO COMPLETE HEALTH.

For Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Constipation, Disordered Liver, etc.,

they ACT UKC MA01C, Strengthening tho muscular System, restoring long-lost Cow® pfexion, brincing ba-k the keen edge of appetite, and anmslug with tho ROSEBUD OF HEALTH the wheit* physicu! energy of tho human framn. Ono of tho host guarantees to tho Nervous and D*.li!Uated Is that BEECHAM'S PILLS HAVE THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY PROPRIETARY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. l*rt*pure) only hy Titos. ItKKt'llAM, At. TTOc*ita» f.iincitahlrf, Cnglnnd. Sold bit

Chicao:o

409 Chamber of Commere Buildiny Chicago, 111.

A I FCMFM WAWTrn iSOADAY is now liilii).' rimilc hy onr salisnnp. Vou O1ALL.OIVIt.l1 VVrtlllLUi can il'iit. write tor coimni^sloii jo suli'siiu'ii.

YM.i.r.y.

Farmers are all busy cutting hav. Tlio Band boys will play at tlio ShafloB the ith. 'J'lie horse show was very well attemleil Saturday.

Miss Lora Patton has returned home from Hart.sville. O. (.'. MrLoed I'oiiimeiici'd cut ting wheat W dnesdiu

Mi.ss I.ulie Turner, of l'incastle, visiting Nannie (ioslm. f. S. Wade, of Lafayette, organized an I. (). (!. T. Lodge here Tuesday night with twviitv-'ive members.

Mr S. W. liodiuau, of LaOrang, Ky., and daughter. of Shelbyville, Ky., are visiting Mrs. W. T. and K. V. Williams,of this])laee.

It.XJLllOMt 1 TV MS.

SntCH nf f'hcnp llnIes. I.'rcursfaiix Ami Other /IKIIUCIIICIIIK taTruvet. Low rates to Marmont, .including S'i.iJO Saturday rate.

I.n/.»' Special.

The Vandalia resumes this popular train on Sunday, Juno ZJSI, leaving here at (i::!0 a. in., returning at H:U0 p. m. l'riee S2 tlie round trip.

FOI'ItTII OI' JULY HATES.

As usual tho Big Four ISouto will make low excursion rates on aerount of Fourth of July. Tickets will 1* on sale .Tnly 3 and -1th ln-tween all local points witiiin a radius of 200 miles from initial point of the ticket at one fare for the round trip. Tickets good going on date of sale and good returning to and in|ud cluding July fitli, IH'.ll. Turn out, one and all, and celebrate tho glorioiiB Fourth. For tickets and full information call on or address Geo. E. Hobinson.

Tho Vandalia will sell tickets between all points within a radius of two hundred milm at one faro for the round trip on July 3d and 4th, good returning July 0. Also to any point on the C. II. A- 1)., Kvansville .t Terro Hanto, Motion, Big Four or Illinois Central at one and ono-third faro for tho round trip.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorii

COMPOUND

EFFECTUAL^

B. F. ALLEN CO.. 365 and 367 Canal St.. New York,

Sole Acuuts for the L'nittM t-ho (if druL'iMt-t .lo.-* n«»t kepp thfrn) 1 AIL HKI't 'MAM'S t'llil^Son KLiCKUT of I'HirK.'iV''. A 1JOX. (Mi.snos THIS PAIXIL)

Property

:wi or 4K1 houses built, and l.r.'xl inon already cmployi'il in tin' fudonrs. 41 I rains iluil.v. Lois H) and up. cash anil monthly. No discount fin- all i'asli. Ki'forcnfo: Fort Deiirborn National Hank. Chii-aso.

S M. 111.() S .V" CO., 107 lr irhorn C. lilrii^n

LOTS $50 TO $150.

$10 CASH, $1 WEEKLY, or $4 MONTHLY.

WV just our suli 'livision. THK UKIOINA I. TOWN OK (iHU'riTIl, )vn«l have li.v^l tho pruv^ and tonus so Iml tin* jXH»r»*st net it can buy lots \Ti\ 1 '..M

foot ullfy. for*.10 anO upwards. Tonus. $10 rush: halanco 5fl pop work, or II pcrmontli IVm'i :niss thiii only op|Kriunity. Can you avo ?1 a wot»k? Dollars Hi vniw Into l«ts and lots will jrrow into fortitnos. Koonoiny is th»- btiil«lor fortunes. Uolmu hy huyintr lot In (irillith. thetwuning ^n.'at unmufacturinjr suburb of CliU-atro

NOTE ITS ADVANTAGES.

SF.NI) FOK FKliK MAP

OF CIIICAC.O. SHOWINO LOCATION OF

rr "WKsr.iiAVWooi)."

1.l4M*t

Higher Elevation Than Harvey.

Nearer than Waukegan,

It is the Coming Point.

Lots Guaranteed to be High and Dry or Money Refunded.

Foe what theChicajfO Dallies and real estate paiers say o! (irillHb. Send for plais and ex traeUs froin the papers. We jrlmlly mull them free. Write quickly. Don't !e tof lale. 'Set plat

Jay Dwiggins & Co.

Chicago Real Estate Investors,

Huvej on licurilfir Piinill's HIK For cnilnj? tiilious llls? Vinl.l von know wlmt others viv. How llicy wlni! willi (.'riiM'lcss way

As they ever will. Anil liow ihi-v've tiKiile A tmpis money tnulc. He's iniuki no t'nss.

Nor muss. Anil li:ul no row Hiisslinply ironeiihi'iiil.

And now

Mils jfot Uii'iu In ti w:iv cointili'te, Iir, us tin- Imys sny. Willi hoili reel, Th:it tliev :ire iliiNles ever\ Imly know-

And Sm-Jll's a tull-lilown rose

LIQUOR HABIT.

MM ms WOKU TH£,?e /s BUT Off£ CMS

D* HAlifES

B0,r

Mra. Allen's Parlalan Pace Blench Golden H»ii With. Mammi Dura, fur dcvcU apinr the Ixitt. Ruimi, (of rernoiln( sujetflu* iwt lair. IUn£ dmiiif. All guoh «bole»»le and reuil. Send a cu. tut illustrateil circular. Pull line of 6oe lulr gooilt. Mr*. K. W. Allen, iig Wood.

GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

It cuti bo pi von cup of loaor c(»iToo,or In HI tlcluBol ffMxl, without tlio knowtiiljrn of ll, patient. If sary Ii IsnhKolut^lv imrnil and willothct portnununt HIH! sprtly cur wliothCTthe natont 1H II m(hkrHt*lrliikcroriUi aluliollc wreck. IT N KVEK FAII^ .toner ato« qulotly mid with sueh certainty that th« patient unihT^ocfi no Inconvenience, HII er lie Is aware, h's cotnplctG rcroruiatlor fctcl 48-pat.'o book ol particulars fr ccKxr Co., druifirlsta Craw»nnlHvlllo 1ml I i»

FOR MEN ONLY!

RFor LOST or FAHJKO KAHHOOD. HOe&erAUad HEEYOUS DEBILITY,

IWeakneu of Body and Hind, EffecU

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