Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 July 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 acts irentlj yet promptly on the Kidneys, JUver and Bowels, cleanses the sys*ni effectually, dispels colds, headbhes and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the jnly remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to' the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly bene6cial in its effects, prepared only from the mosi healthy ana agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is fcr sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug? gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one whe wishes to try if. Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN rHANOISCO. CAL. LOUISVILLE. KV HEM YORK. tt

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

0fllite»idonoe

218

South urecn street

Mrs. Dr. Qrlffith gives special attention Chronic and Surgical Dlesaseo of Women, Children, tr-id Obatet. lea. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION "BEB-

A. D. LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insnrance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

Fjist Main Street, with W.T.Whlltlngtou

Diseases of Women

A.ND SUKGRRT.

Contu.taCon rocmt over Smith'* dru( •tore, South Washington Street, Craw lordtvllle, Indiana.

J. R. ETTER. M.D.

Dr. A.F.Henry

Hns located in tliis city at 210 east Franklin street, wheru his new umisopttc and frcrmisirio treatment for Gatarrl, Uronchitis und Early Stages of IUUK trouble will bo demonstrated to |K?rsons ti.mict4.xl. Twenty minutes trial will convince any person that this plan is a Kreat improvement on the old treatmeutof ulwvu disputes. Consultation free.

Howard & Barneit

—THE—

Monnment Dealers,

Have the Onest designs, as well as Flulshed Monuments In their wareroom to show the character of their skill as artiste in their line. They execute dniwluiTB to suit the wishes of tnulr eustotners. Price with them before buying. Office, corner of Market and Green sta., Crawfordsvllle, Ind.

FOR SALE.

In Shultz & Reynold's addition,

7 lots and

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

1. K.Blandin, Frankfort, Ind.

THE CRA WFOKDSVILLE

Y. M.C. A

O. M. OIIEGG, President. W. S. MOFFBTT, Vice President. O. P. DUKIIAM Recording Secretary*

H. T. KING, x*u:.~vrer. N.C. MCCAY, General Secretary.

Baths, Tub and Shower Gym nasium, Bowling Alleys, Piano. Games and Reading room, "eatings Sundflj at 4:80, n. m. Visitors always welcome.

For a Disordered Uver

Try BEECHAH'S PILLS. 25cts. a Box.

OF DR.UGM3-ISTSJ

1 If you have a 'COLD «r COUCH,

acute

or lending- to

I CONSUMPTION,

scows

EMULSION

OP PUBP. COD L1TEB OIL AND HTPOPHOSPH1TES

OF ZOtB AXD BOD A

ZS BVJEUI CTJNB FOR SPR. This preparation tba stlmula-

SandphyAlclaosmilk.containstimesasIt

Uiig proportlet of tho

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DAILYJOURKHL.

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THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1891.

This Date in History—July 9,

4S0B. C.—Battle of Thcrmopylro Lconldas and his JAJ0 Spartans died lighting. 1386—Aruold von Winkelried "rnado way for liberty and died" on the Austrian spears. 170ft—Pierre Lemoyno Sieur d' Iberville, founder of French settlements iu Louisiana, died born' 1061. 1756—General Braddock defeated and mortally wounded near site of Pittsburg. 1810—KUas Howe, Inventor of the sowing machine, born in Spencer, Mass. died ISC7. 1850—Zachary Taylor, twelfth president, died born 17W. I860—Druses and other fanatics massacred 2,000 Christians at and near Damascus,

Syria $tf,0U0,0U0 worth of property doBtroyed the massacred continued several weeks. IS©— Port Hudson surrendered to Geneial N.

P. Batiks aud the Army of the GuU total loss of campaign by Confederates, 10,58-1, ohicfly prisoners 73 Cannon, 0,000 small arms, 3 gunboa(s and 3 transports on tho same day fighting began noar Jackson, Miss., and lasted till the 10th Morgan reached Corydon, Ind., and repulsed the Home guards. XSC4—Brilliant affair at Monocacy, Md. General Lew Wallace with 5,500 men hcld.Gencral Early with 20,000 at bay for eight hours, thus enabling troops to concentrato and "save Washington." 1890—General Clinton B. Fisk, active Methodist, soldier, educator and Prohibitionist candidate for president, died in Now York, aged OS.

TAXES.

While there is ft fine array of kicking going on about the increase of assessments, there is one case which calls for a modification, That is tho case of the Agricultural Association property. Tnis institution is a public benefaction not only to this county, but the surrounding counties and should be dealt with accordingly. In reality the fair' property should be exempt from taxation because the Association has ever labored for the interests of this county. Objections might be raised because this is a private institution and exempting them from taxation would be considered partiality, but it shoulu be remembered that the individual members went into this affair at a risk without expecting returns, and in fact have not received anything for their risk, not to say anything about their true devotion. Let justice bo done.

TARIFF PICTURE.

The "reformer" wants to know what benefit the McICinley tariff has been to wool growers. Well it has so stimulated domestic wool manufacturing by reducing our imports of woolen goods for the first seven months it has been in force from S28,723,201

to 820.089,143

for the corresponding period last year, that the increased demand for domestic wool has kept the price nearlyjnp to its last year's figures, although Australian wool has declined in tho world's market from an average prico of S72.83

per bale last year, t-o

Hypopho*phi(t*

Norwegian

CVxl

Liver QiL

jxiUttable a*

U»ed

by all the world over. Is tu

Three efflca*

I clous as plain Cod Liver Oil. A perfect Emulsion, better than allothors made. Vor 3 all forms

otTftuUng VUMues, BronehitU,

CONSUMPTION,

Scrofula, and as a Flesh Producer thoro Is nothing like SCOTT'S IMULSION. It Is sold by all Druggists. Let no one by profuse explanation or Impudont entreaty lnduco you to accept a substitute.

Good Blood# Good Health*

^The

Blood

Stsreta th« a&feat Ptjrifler mri

^kaown. B«cfcTooio.

Car«sBoflt.PlninVeT

riME*. DIMIC HwdTSSdISnSkJ

VBloodT Sold by Drai|i#u. 1 TU WLWI MUIMCO.. Flttrtirtt,

855.52

per bale this year.—Aew York 1'rcstt.

ARGENTINE'S paper money is worth only about 20 cents on the dollar as compared with gold. This is afar lower level than greenbacks ever touched in the darkest days of the civil war in the United States. But even in a period of peace wo could readily reduce the value of our circulating medium. If we follow the advice of the third-party men, and adopt the land currency whioj^ VimC organization favors, an'l w'-:j,jh'is similar to that largely ir in Argentine, thfe thine Vii'i -oo done.—St. Louis Globe1/cmocrat.

ALL the money tho farmer can hope to secure must xmie from tho sale of surplus crops. No matter where the market for these is found, he either must take what ho sells to that market or pay someone else for doing so. The nearer to his farm such market can be found the less the expense in reaching it. Hence tho one item of transportation really settles the question of economy in favor of tho home market. It is hardly necessary to add that protection builds up the home market.

TUB now tax law has some merits. For years the owners of theland between the insano asylum ami Indianapolis have been holding it to get tho benefit of tho riso in va ue. Every year until HUB with unvarying monotony it has been taxed ot 850 per acre. But tho assessors this year appraised it at 81,000 per acre, some where near its truo value and the result is that the owners are selling their land into town lots

TuitliE HACTE refuses to pay either sot of police oilicers. This is good. Sbe gets twice tho police protection she got beforo and all for nothing

NOTIIINO would advernso our city better than a well organized band tliot could tuke prizes in contests in different •parts of the State.

A Boon to Wives.

Having used "Mother's Friend" I ou Id not be without it. It is a boo to wives who know they have to pas through the painfnl ordeal of childbirth MBS. O. MELBOURNE, Iowa. Write the Brndfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, Gn., for further particulars. Sold by Nye & Co., Crawfordsvllle, Ind.

Tho Xoteil Cryptogram 1st.

IGNATIUS DONNELLY.

Hon. Ignatius Donnelly, of Minnesota, is sometimes linmoronsly spoken of us the "stormy petrel of American polities and literatnre," as he is apt to be on hand when tliero is active discussion of novel themes. Ho was born in Philadelphia, Nov. 3, 1831, received a common school education, studied law and went to Minnesota, where he was elected lieutenant governor in 1859 and 1881, and then went to congress, serving there from December, 1863, to March, 1869. Since then he has been active in literature, being famous for his "Ragnarok," "Atlantis," and work on Shakespeare. His sister, Miss Eleanor Cecilia, is noted both as a singer and poet, and has received the special benediction of Pope Leo XTTT for her writings on religions topics.

What We All Know.

The man that keeps^postcd about all his neighbors, •IT nuthlng they do but ter htm

known,

soon

Neglocts his own business to do others favors— Bo oannot In reason attend to his owa

The chap who keeps talking, proventln' his brothers. Gross lgncrcnoe to him must obstlaate cling. Because ho's too busy Instmotln' all others.

To ever hlsself learn a dadgasted thing.

The chop that keeps threatonln', with words nevor ciidin' About what he's goln' ter do In tho fall,

the feller whose pants ii a goln' ter need mendln' Before the first blasts ot the first early squall.

Tb« feller what bows down the meekest before ye, When fortune's big sun 1« a Uoodlu' your orown. Will be the first chap for to lash ye and scorn ye

Whenever bad fortune shall trample ye down.

The foller that's loudest In glvin' self glory In practical piety oft is most lux Tho 'eller that's longest In tellin' a story la niggardly short when he's measurin' facks. —James Noel Johnson, In N. Y. Herald.

REMARKABLE YOUNGSTERS.

A BOY in Washington state caught fif-ty-four wild pigeons with one swoop of hia ne*i.

BALTIMORE claims to have a '.ioy of fifteen who can speak eleven languages.

TJIB youngest traveling salesman in Illinois is in the employ of a drug bouse at Quincy. Ho is thirteen.

A IJTTLE boy of Gordon, Oa., was recently promoted to the head of his class by tho teacher for his orginality in spoiling tho word cat- -q "l-a-t-t-e.

A KANSAS boy earned a nice Bible by committing 1,000 verses to memory, and then he traded his Bible for a shotgun, and he accidentally shot his aunt in tho leg.

A LITTLE boy from North East, Md., while visiting his grandmother in Chester, fell asleep on tiie floor and rolled under tho bod. Before he reappeared the police were scouring the town for a missing boy.

ALL SORTS OF PEOPLE.

A LETTEH-C.UUUEH at Wheeling, W. Va., successfully delivered a letter to a man with the name of George SchwifiEerwitzerenontlierheim.

CAMDEN, N. J., boasts of a blind barber who can shave as well as if ho had perfect sight. He works every day and makes regular wages.

THE yells and other characteristic noises made by boys playing baseball In a vacant lot in New York dro~ U. neighboring man insane.

A PnoviDENCE (R. I.) man hired a wheel, pawned it, stole It from tho pawnbroker, sold it for a good sum and got arrested all Inside of a few hours.

A NEW YOKE wholesale merchant says that ho cheerfully puts up with tho sharp practices of his travelers, who pad their expense accounts, because tho Sharper the drummer is in that respoct, as a rule, the more custom ho brings to tho houso.

COMMERCIAL INTERESTS.

Italy

PENNSYLVANIA coal sells cheaper than Welsh coal. OLIVE oil is belLg shipped from southern California to fill orders in England.

MOLASSES can be brought from Cuba in a tank vessel for two cents a gallon. A LAIIGE fina In Germany has sent to a dealer '•••. San Diego, Cal., for six thousand cactus plants of many vo/rieties.

MORE than eighteen thousand gallons of brandy were recently shipped in ono lot from Sacramento, CaL, to Bremen, Germany.

SiHtorly Affection.

Freddy—Ain't sister Alice good to me? She let's mo blow iny own nose.—Munsey's Weekly.

My son has been nfll icted with nasa catarrh since quite voiing. I was induced to try Kly's Cream Balm, and beforo lie had used one bottle, that disagreablo catarrhal smell had all left him. Ho appoars os well as any one. It is the best catarrh remedy in tho market. -J. 0. Olmstead, Areola, 111.

Jlucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, cliilapinbs corns and all skin ornptions, and losstively cures piles, or no pay roqursri. It is guaranteed to give perfect satiid faction, or money refundod. Price 25 oenta per box. For sale by Nye & Co

HUNDREDS DROWNED.

Terrible Result of Cloudburst i» Russia.

A VILLAGE ALMOST ANNIHILATED.

Mnny of Its ltoshlcntM Lone Their LivesFive Ftfihcrtnnn Drowned lit Galveston ||»y Damage by

Storms In Maryland. -v

DESTLLOYED 11V A FLOOD.

ST. PETEKSBUKO, July 0.—Intelligence has reached hero that tho village 6f Bakterinoslav has been entirely do-stfbj-ed by a cloudburst, which swept away 150 bouses and drowned hundreds of people. Only tho most inoafTor details of th« disaster arc as yet kuflwn. It is said that the storm broke forth almost without warning, and during its continuance raged with tcrritic violence.

FIVE MEN DROWNED.

GALVESTON, Tex., July 9.—Tho loss on Galroston island from Sunday night's storm did not amount to uiore tha# 81,flOO. The citizens were worso shared than hurt. The fishing smack, Danioa, commanded by Captain Robert Frankovioh, was wrecked off Smith's point on the north side of Galveston bay during the squall Monday morning and five of tha six men aboard of her were drowned. Those drowned are Robert Frankovich, Frank Millovich, Pete Strangel, Jack Speah and another unknown man. News of the terrible disaster was brought to the city by Vincent Sagovloh, the sole survivor of the little craft, he reports that the sloop was wrecked on tho reef just off Smith's point and the captain and all the crew washed into the sea, from which he escaped in a mlraoulous manner. He reported that the body of Pete Strangol had been washed upon the roef at the point and recovered, but at the time of his departure from the city none of the others had been recovered. Immediately upon the receipt of the news Sheriff Tiernan took steps to reSaue the bodies of the other unfortunates and have them brought to the city.

LIGHTNING, WIND AKD KAIN. BALTIMORE, Md., July ft—A terrific eleotrioal storm at 3 o'clock Wednesday morniug was followod by a northeasterly galfe and rain which continued throughout the day. Several navilions and trees In the park wore struck by lightning. Tho streets in tho lower part of the town resemblo rivers. Several sewers have burst and anumber of cellars are filled with water. Throughout the state the damage to crops and fruit will amount to thousands of dollars. OB the Chesapeake bay a furious gale raged aU day. Several small sailing crafts are imported ashore bat so far as known no lives were lost. Dispatches from tho capes report the •torm of unusual severity for this season of the year.

Kri.u, Tex., July 9.—This place was visited by an electrlo storm Tuesday night which was accompanied by high winds, rain and hall. At H. Williams' ranch, 2 miles from hero, tho storm developed into a terriflo tornado, the path of which was 400 yards wide. The two-story dwelling occupied by J. H. Hawkins wa* torn to pieces and the family more or less injured. A man sleeping in the second story was blown out of the top of the houso and cnrrlod a distance of 900 yards, escaping without Injury. Rooks weighing

100

A SEASON OF SONG.

Flrgt of a Series of Concert* by the North' western 8ang«rbund at Milwaukee, MILWAUKEE, July 0.—The northwest

ern sungerfest was formally opened Wednesday night by the first of a series of concerts to be given at the exposition building this week. The great building was handsomely docorated, and an audience of 4,000 people was present. Addresses were made by Gov, Peak, Mayor Somors, President Hirsah^eld, of St Paul, and President Mayes, of the local fost committee. A flag presentation was one of the features of the evening, a gift to the sangerbund from the ladles of Milwaukee, Mias Lena Kerr making the presentation. The musical programme included Beethoven's overture ''Leonore" No. 8, by the largo orchestra, a banner song by the male chorus! "Evening Cheer in Venice," an interesting composition by Hugo Kaun, of this cityi the bridal chorus from "Lohengrin" by the male and female ohorus of the .Milwaukee societies, and Liszt's "Polonaise" by tha orchestra.

Close of the Baptist Convention. CHICAGO, July 9.—Tho convention of

tlic Baptist Young People's union lias concluded Its sessions. Over a,000 delegates, representing ovcry state In the union, were in attendance.

Before adjournment tho following officers wero elected: President, Rev. John II. Chapman, of Illinois vice president, Rov. F\ L. Wilkins, of Iowa second vice president, Rev. Mr. Canfield) of Texas third vice president, Rev. Mr. Gifford, of Bostons secretary, Rev. T. G. Pierce '.reasurer, J. A. Staples, of Chicago.

A ftnrtoully Office Roy.

KANSAS CITY. July 9.—Richard T. liree/.e, a boy clerk employed in the law oIHces of Trimble & Boadley, has disappeared. By a clever forgery he negotiated SI,000 of bank stock with William J. Wool man, a broker, and took tho proceeds with lilm. lie also took about S'J.000 of other negotiable securities.

Fatal Colliery Accident.

LONDON, July 9.—The staging shaft of a colliery at Rotherham, York couni.r. fell, killing four miners and scri ously injuring four others.

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lis Weight in Gold.

If a price can bo placed on pain, "Mother's Friend is worth its weight in gold as an alleviator. My wife suffered more in ten minutes with either of her two children that she did all together with her last, having previously used four bottles of "Mother's Friend." It is a Mossing to any one expecting of become a mother, says a oustomer to mine. HENDEIWON DALE, Druggist,

Carmi, 111

Write the Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga., for further- particular Sold by Nye & Co., Crawfordsyille. Ind

THE "BIG HEAD" IN SOCIETY.

t'-' i:''

pounds were

hurled several hundred yards by the tornado. KANSAS CITY, MO., July 0.—The Star's Atchison (Kan.) sp^qlal says: Tho Missouri river has oarrled out several hundred feot of the oxpcnslve dykes built by the government for the protection of East Atohison two yeafs ago. The ourrent also threatens tht other dykes.

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How Personal Conceit Distorts Charms of Nature.

The big head is no longer monopolized by theatrical stars It has broken out, says tho New York World, if ono may say so, in polite society, and the least of us may be afllictcd by cranial enlargement. It did not seem possible that tho big head could be contagious, but in these days of imitation it has been proved otherwise, and more than one of your acquaintances will bo found suffering from it. Tho society woman who has achieved some local success is the first to find her acquaintances observing this capital change they say nothing to her, of course, but they look unutterable things when she betrays herself and lior now solf-importanco. Very youthful persons, whom the world in which they move has kindly noticed, will carry round oe their sh.nddera a head out of all proportions with their moral size but they go unchallenged,because big head is now so prevalent that as a monstrosity it would prove a drug in the dime, museum line. To believe in one's self, to determine to win tho race, really to bo somebody, is all praiseworthy in the extreme, but the instant these noble endeavors fly to tho head all is lost. The head swells, and when that misfortune occurs all the symmetry of individuality vanishes, and a disagreeable personal conceit comes to distort tho sweetest natural charms. Modesty is a rare quality iu the present day. There seems to bo no room for its cultivation. Apparently, nobody has any use for modesty, and only blatant self-sufiiciency, with the inevitable result, big head, now has the floor.

TWO QUEER NEW YORKERS.

One Kats KffK*. Shell and JA11, and tha Other Crunches ilouei.

There was an account recently given hero of a man who crunches tho shells of the boiled eggs that he takes at breakfast, says the New York Sun. There is another man in town who eats bones, and who is known among'his friends as tho "great American bone eater." He is a scientist, and when question was put to him he said: "I do not follow this habit for any fantastic reuson. I believe that the organic chemical elements found in bones, such as phosphate and carbonate of lime, are greatly needed in the human frame for the development of the osseous system. I do not make a dinner of bones, but merely taking a liulo bono delicacy at times, when not in company. I will go through the rib bones of a spring chicken or quail, or what not. I will have the grilled leg bones of a young chicken, which are easily eaten when well grilled, and are very nice. Then there are the grilled bones of a sucking pig, or of a lamb, and, in fact, thoro are sundry bones that can be propared iji various ways to the advantage of the eater. I have had benefit from one eating, and I know several bono eaters. Some of the African negroes, who are very strong, eat the bones of game after making them erisp at the fire, and the books tell of the bone caters of Europe in olden times. 1 would advise you jet a. few dainty bones in nice order

THE MAliKETS.

Grains, TrovlBlons, Ktc. CHICAGO. July

FLOtJB—Quiet and steady. Spring Wheat Patents, 85.!Kas.75 bnUers', 1021.25. Winter Wheat Flour, S5.103&&.2S (or patents and $4.e0Q 5.00 for strulfhts.

WHEAT—Ruled quiet aud steady. No. July, 9IJi®03^c August, 879&8S!4<!, and Do oeipber 89K®8930.

OOJIN—Fairly active and lower. No. 9, 00® OOlfdi No- 8 Yellow, 805&616 No. 8, S9@69tfoi Mo. 8 Yellow, 50y4«69*o July, WKQWjio AtguBt, M'/,OS5Kc September, 53K(^53Ho Year, 48^®4l»iC| May, 43®43Kc.

OATS—Firmer, No. 9, 10K@S7HCS July, 80# 987Hp September, 885$&29!4c» SatAp'iae higher, OQerlngs moderate. No. 8, tfo. 8 White, 39&410I No. ft 88Q88lio White, 410-I2V4O.

RYE—steady. Na 9 cash, TOVIP snmi. ?8oi No. 8, eoaract No. 8 Adjfuet, 65oi September, ton ©Mo.

BABLBY—Nominal Sample lots. 45®55oi Sep tetnbCf No. 69tfo bid ahd 7te ashed. MESS Pohs—Trading moderately active and prtoes ruled lower. Prloes ranged at J10.U0® tor July $10.83® [email protected] for Oo-

10.30 for oaoh 10.60 for September, and tober. tiAnD—Market moderately octlve aud prloos lower. Quotations ranged at (4.1Q&8.S0 for eashi I0.O5Q6.1O for July tc.e7)f©6.38!4 for Sep tcmber, and t6.35ft0.40 for 06toter.

BUTTER—Creamery, l&®17o Dairy, 11013!/,o Packing Stock, 10®lIo. POULTRY—Live Chloltens, aanio per lb. Live Turkeys, 7®9c per lb. Live Ducks, 7®8o per lb. Live Geese. ([email protected] por dozen.

OltJ—Wisconsin Prtmo White, 8ci Water White, S!{c: Michigan Prime Whlto, 9Ho Water Wlllte, 10Kc Indlnnn Prlmo White, 9(tc Water White, 10c Hcartlluht, 175 teat, *Hcs Gasoline, 87 deg's, lie 74 deg's, H&c Naphtha, t!3 deg's.. 74c.

LIQUORS—Distilled Spirits ruled firm at 81.18 per gal. for finished goods. NEW YORK, July a

WnEAT—Firm,

%®%c

.CATTLE MnrUot rather uctlvo. Quotations ranged at ¥.70(2,6.40 for cbolcS to fancy shrpplng Steers Ji'[email protected] for good to choice di. 84.50®-!.!*) for dommoA to fair do. f.1,5^.4.40 for butchers' steers $3.0ftS&3..'X) for stooUers S3.7504.60 for TexanS S3.40©4..10 for Feeders H.5O34.00 for Cowsi tl.5088.50 fur Hulls, and $3.50 for Veal Calves. noos Market moderately uetive. Prices about 5c lower ou the common qualities. Sales ranged at J3.S044.45 for pl(/a: l.4l5M.95 for light I4.40ffi4.00 for rough packing J4.4O04.9J for mixed, and 9-1.70^-1.93 Sor heavy packing and shipping lots.

A SuJ'c Investment

Is ono which is guaranteed to bring yon satisfactory resultB, or in case of failure a return of tho purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for an affection ot throat, lungs or cliest, such as consumption, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis, nsthma, whooping cough croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe and always to be depondod upon. Trial bottles free at Nye & Oo's drug store.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castori: When I began using Ely's Cream Bnlm my catarrh was so bad I had headache the whole time and discharged a large amount of filthy matter. That hns almost entirely disappeared and I have not hod headache since.—.7.H.Honimors,Stoplinoy

Conn.

"SORRY. BUT SHALL HAVE TO LET YOU 00."

Thousands of doiicato young ladies nro employed hi fashionable Dry Goods, Jlilliucry, aiul otlior stores, where through tho long day they nro .constantly on their feet. Among this class, some of the worst cases of femalo diseases occur. There Is no rest, and, when tlioir ill-health becomes apparent, they are at once discharged. To such, tho aid ami sympathy ol Mrs, I'inkliam aro always avallahlo.

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S

liittu

higher modorate lo

cal demand. July, *1.01 1.01)41 August, 084 September, 4i7^gjW7Jiot December, Mimg.WH'jC January, W^ea.Sl.00 May, »1.03K®1.03*.

CoftN—Dult, unchanged. No. 2, 701,f@72c. OATS—Firm, 'iSHc np. Western, 40®S8a PROVISIONS—Beef—Fuir active, firm. Extra mess, S9.50il0.00: family, $13.00@14,00. Pork—Steady, dull. New mess, III.5Qftl2.98 old mess, ilO.OO'till.CiO extra prime, 110.503 11.00. Lsril—Quiet, barely steady. Steam rendered, I0.R0.

Compound

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(ItendhasEnclosestampsANDMrs.

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Havoyou hoard of Small's Pills, For ourlnj? Mllou? Ills? Could you know what others say. How Uicy wind with ^rljH'loss wny

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Nor muss. And had no row: H«s simply front* ahead.

And now

Has frot them In a way complete. Or, as tho boys say, with both feot-. That they are daisies everybody knows,

Aud Small's a full-blown rose

^HUMPHREYS'

VETERINARY SPECIFICS

For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Bogs, Hogs, AND POULTRY. OOOPaffc Book «n Treatment of Anininls undClmri 'out Frew. CUBES (I?eTcr*tCniifreMioiiN»!tiflnnitiintion A»A,}8pinn.l Mmiiiigitl** Milk Fovcr. ]l.H.~£trnfIjtiinctten** Uliriimuttain* C«C*—DiHtciuper» Nnrnil li*cluirtrcH» IKD—Boi* or «rttb*4. Worms* K.E.—CougliHf lleuven, Piinuiiioiiln* F.F.—€olic or HcUyacho.

Itliftcarrinitc* llemnrrltnveN.

11.11.—Urinary mid Kidney IliMtMiHeir* 1*1.••Eruptive JOiHrtiHCN. Mnugts J.K.—DIHCUBCH of Digestion, Paralysis. Single Bottlo (over 50 doses),

WFor LOST or FAILING MANHOOD, PHGener&l and NERVOUS DEBILITY, J'[Weakness of Body and Hind, Effect* 1'hnSrrorsorExcewg in Oldor Young,

Koliukt, Koblf 9AMIOOD ftollr linlorrd. Ilnw lo F.nlint« und

81i*nrtbtnWI^K.U.NJKVKMrK»0![MN2»minrTinUTSEST—llrnt-ftMday.aInIIOHKnnrallln*

Alnolotrlr •fn tfOlfy from 60 nod 'orrt|n Coantrirs. Writ* (Hra Peteripllfc Hook, explanation anrl pruoN mailed (tra!rl)rr?e,

ERIE MEDICAL CO.. BUFFALO.N. V.

dnelonttl Hamilton and

Dayton Thoniand Mil* Booki HI BOW •old for Twanty Dollar* and good •n fiftMn different roada all MDBMtlng

CI.EVEI.AKn, O., July a

PETIIOL.KI.'M—Quiet standard white 110, 74 gasoline, 7c Njs gasoline. 10c 03 nnphtha, 6tfe.

I.lvb Stock. CHICAGO, July &

DISEASES

r»R. rnncY'8

in a few days.

Price eaoh Beme»y, Two bollari.

package, bj mail, with Hale*. Koor- riL, •, 'i mouaaatea. (TNARONTTFD Carea.

fT.i

SA\%i

.00

Stable CfiHO* with Specifies, Manual, VutcrJuary Curo Oil mul Meillwitor, S7.0Q Jnr Vetcrluary Cure (Ml, 1.00

Sold by Drneslsts or Sent Prepaid anywhoro end in any quantity on Bcccipt of Price. HUMPHREYS* MEDICINE CO.,

Corner William and John Sts., Now Ysrk.

HUMPHREYS' HOMEOPATHIC f% f|

SPECIFIC No.fiQ

In UBO SO years. The only Ptjcccssfnl remedy for

Nervous Debility, vital Weakness, ind Prostratiou, from orer-work or other causes 91 per vjai, or 6 vinle lame vial powdor, for S6.

SOLD BY DUCOOISTS,andsent

or postpaid on receipt

Of price.—HUMPHREYS* MEDICINE CO., Oor. William and John St».. N. Y.

PEAT®

n/Aume WOKW mate /sBUT ONE CVH£

HAirfES

GOLDEN SPECIFIC

It can be gl von In ft cup ol tea or coffce.or In ar ttclcB of food, without the knowledge of th PRtiont, If noeo Riiry it Is absolutely' hurml and willellcct permanent and speedy cur patent ts_npiodcrat«iii iikc 'K.

whether tho patent Is a moderate aleliolle wreck. IT NEVER KAILS. ,t opor

Inkeroriui

atas BO quietly and with such certainty that the patient undergoes no Inconvenience, an ero ho Is aware, his complete reformatloc ef feted. 48-puKobook of particulars fr eoNye Co.. druinrlsts Crawfordsvllle Ind.I I

FOR MEN ONLY!

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GENTS.FS

MILE

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aai ja Cleveland VIA Niagara FaII» and a

C.H&D. "3

1866"-1891

Tho BEST the CHEAPEST in a nurclmsofor a lifetime. The LAUD l-K't. STIFFENED GOLD CASE, tho only ono with patent improvements, born of cxiiorlenco, noccssary for wear. TUB BEST CASK for YOUII WATCH Buy tho LADD. A fine assortment for snlobs'

Kline & Graham,Crii'vlordsville, Inn,

A pamphlet of Information andab-. 'Astruct of the lana, showing lluw to, Obtain Patents, Cnvouta, Traio/i '\Mark«, CoprrlK'jta, lent

usver wants to learn, but the

7Vnthatreads

HONESTY

CHEWING TOBACCO is the best that is made, and at ONOE tries it, and saves money and secures more satisfaction than ever before. AVOID imitations. Insist on having iihe genuine. If your dealer hasn't it ask him to get it for'you. JNO. FINZER & BROS., LonMIe, Ky.

OR. SAWDEWB

ELECTRIC BELT

WTTH 2U5PEMSQRY ran

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UKHILITA1K.U Ihrunrh IN.

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lo itKAI.Ttl and VIUOIlOltaBTKKMnil

Klfrlrit rurrcai Krlt Inotantly* or we forf«lt fl.OOO lo cult, l»KLT and Su*p**n»iry and up. Worat CUM Lr* •aanfntt* L'unM In HoatcO pamphlet Free. SAH&ia ELECTain03.. co Ub.ticttu. CH1CA00,ILL

VEGETABLE

mriLvms rin

COUGHS AND COLDS.

8ffc*

and SI. at all dniggiBts.

E. MORGAU & SONS, Proirielcrs,

PROVIDENCE, R.L

tBADE SUPPLIED by ROSS GORDONj LaFayetta, Ind. Sold hy Nvo\t Co.

^TOCKHOLDEHS' .VESTING.

«1il,9..,i.nllul11 of tho etockholdi-rpof Oak Hill Cemetery Oomnimy for tho election of (7) seven directors will'he hel*. lit the ollii» of tiie Secretary, over 121 Knst Main SI reel on the 7t.h day of .Inly, 1S!I1. at three o'clock p. in. Crnwl'ordsvillo. Indiana.

Route.

Jru.Z

\Addr*. MUNN

& CO.

x3Gl rirondwny, Xi-w Vorli.

A. C. JENMSON,

Juno. ~0, 1801, Secretaryi v..

Salamanca

DCS?

w*7ne

rCn Indianapolis Ann Arbor Toledo

-COIlpuisvitie HtWAtirAKYTciiicAdolitila-

Through Kouto to

Chicago, Louisville, ,^afayette.,

«T«r-r»ady ticket between Cincinnati

Greencastlc,

Michigan City, Bedford, New Albany A J! Points Nortli, South" and West.

South bound.-No. 3 Night Express, 1 m.. dally f.o.fi. f,wt mall, 1.30, p. ni.. dally: No. 0, Oreonciistle Aceominodatlon, .1.0:! p. m., oxoeptSundny,

North bound.-No.

nluht. express, l..r»l »•.

m., dally No. 0, fast mail, l.IKl p. m.:No. 10 LafayetU) Accommotlntion, 8.t2i a. in. t'.vii'PSund ty.

No freight trains carrj- passcnpirs. Tralnu 3, -4, o. 0, stops only atJountyseatH. JA61KS UAUKKH.

Oon. Pas#. Airt. Monon Itoufi

Monon niock Chi uro. Ill

Big 4

Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicagu & St. Louis R.

Waxuor Sleopors on night triilns. Host moil orn day coaclu»BM all trnlns. Conaootlntf with Bolld Voetlbulc truing At niooinington und 1'coriato and from H^our nvor, T«nvor and tho I'aclUo coast.

Indiftimpolls, Cincinnati, Spriupflcld »nd Columbus to and from tho BuHtcrn and SIA hoard cltlos,

TRAINS AT ORAWFORDSV1LI.K. OOINO WKBT. No. 0 mall 0:15 a, No.7 mall (d...) 12:JJ0 a. in No. 17 mail 1:JW p. in

No. 3 Kxpross .6:4fi p.in GOING KA8T. No.10 Mall (D) 1:55JITIJ No. 2 Express....'. .0:15 am No. 18 Mall....^. i:08pm No.8 Mall

Vandalia Line

D1HKCT KOUTE TO

iasliviile, Chattanooga, Florida, Hot Springs. Texas, Kansas, Missouri Michiean, Canada,

Northern Ohio

Clean DepotB, Clean Coaches,