Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 August 1891 — Page 5
\ILY JOURNAL.
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rods
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Inliii Suiters IHIB l|ten released from
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j„il on $100 bond.
George F. Hughes will sing 11 solo i.'irst church to-morrow morning. \l.mzo lferrvman bus completed
ofviUl eat fence for Judge
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^eToV-tric light plant which
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irwin put in at Elwood begins oper-
.•i.ins thin evening. Tom Clark missed the tram at Linl^. voaterduy and was obliged to walk
h,.,^ to kee]» a date. Will Kritz will assist in the transfer
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from the old library room H»ll this summer.
...The drouth has continued so long pasture is very poor and rarmere .freding their cows the Siiini as they
winter.
...Friendship Lodge, fioud T--...pl..rs,
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mcrt in regular session to-night, [i ^tullations of officers and other bus
,to be clone. The chief engineer of the Westingfrom Chicago at the
house Company, is down place the engines in position
,'0tric light works. I„tsv King was a little dizzy yes,riiay ami fell off the high embankment Mirth of the Monon station. He was
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home by admiring friends. "_\Ym. Osborn, who was hart in a ,Mff„y at Wavnetown Thursday is in
critical condition from internal injur1 and his children have been sent for. -Will White, of Danville. Ills., WOB the ity yesterday making the nec-
bflir
'arrimgt inents for a party of da or ten Jl.inville people who will go
vcsniip at the Shades soon. The Ohio Farmers Insurance Comj..r.v yesterday adjusted the loss of
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PERSONALS.
—Ed Brewer is in Finland. '—Steve Lee is in Indianapolis. -(leorge Porter- went to Attica today. —Wdl Kritz was up from Waveland today. —Chester JJritton went to the Shades to-day —l{ev. A. G. Yonnt and wife are in the city.
Claude Travis is visiting in Charlevoix, Mich. —Harry Bard carno in from Waynetown to-day. —Ira McConnell went to New Boss this morning. —liov. G. W. Stafford went to Monon this afternoon. —Aaron Blair returned to Indianapolis this morning. —Mrs. 1). P. Ileffnor, of Hillsboro, is visiting in the city. —-Prof. J. M. Coulter has returned from Bloomington. —Jos. J. Fisher and family are visfriends in Detroit, Mich. —doe Fisher has returned from an extended visit in Iowa. —Mrs. Ezra Voris and daughter are visiting in Danville. III. —Miss Bessie Wilson, of Indianapolis is the guest of Miss Pearl Scott. —Mrs. Henry II. Burns, of Chicago, is visiting P. II. Burns and family. -Will Armstrong returned last evening from a visit in Benton county. —Misses Laura Williams and Ida and
Belle Hall left morning for Detroit. —Mrs. A. N. Thomas and daughter, of Indianapolis, were in the city to-day. —Miss Lela Bobinson, of Indianapolis, is the guest of Mrs. W. H. Webster. —II. B. Tinsley, wife and son Will were among the Detroit excursionists today. —C. 11. Deere and wife, of Waveland, are the guests of W. T. Whittington todav.
—Misses Helen Klston Smith and Annie Willson will S]end Sunday at the Shades. --Mrs. Webster, of Jnoianapnlis, is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. S. G. Willson.
ilwrge Cloiigh whose barn was destroy- George L". Hughes has returned :1)V tire the other day. Mr. Clough from Cameron Springs and Mrs. Hughes .s allowed between #1,01)0 and #1.100. from Sullivan. ...Mrs. Childers, of New Market, is
MtUKide by Howard .V Barnctt. It/ jjbe irected over the graves of her I ttbi-r ml mother about the lirst of
-Mi-. W. T. Whittington entertained I •lir.U' number of little folks last even-
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:hem last night. —George T. Oliver, the well known wire manufacturer of Pittsburg, was in the city yesterday consulting with the Indiana Wire Fence Company in regard with matters connected with the Columbia Patent Company. —There will be a meeting of the ladies of the Christian church at the old ohnrch. next Wednesday at 2 p. m. to '•onsider the subject of taking the dinhall at the fair ground during the lair. Every lady member is requested '.•) lie present. --Col. \Y. C. Wilson had a bad night last night, but under the intiuence of '•plates was resting easier to-day. There no bo|M of his recovery, but his wonitrful vitality may keep him alive for ^'ime time. He takes but little or no liourishinent.— Lafayette Courier. •!. L. Shrmn and JeiV Scott had a ..tile difference of opinion at the city "ieitric light works yesterday over the '•ciitrol of a horse. AH one was on top the smoke stack and one on the "bind" was shed but the startled that whole end of
L-rotiml no i.eise made 'own.
The CKAWFOHDSVILLK JOI-IINAL has Int'ti engaged in a just, righteous and Kt'mingly effective remonstrance againBt
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Chicago swindle that has been introHUCIHI in that place. The citizens up ibpre should appreciate the good work "f the .locitNAL in this respect.—Ladoga I.Miiler,
-W. AV. Morgan, Secretary of the I nir Association, says that the stock exinhit at tho fair this September promises he the largest ever known. At this ''"riv date he has received more letters "f Hii|uiry than are usually received until week or two before tho opening ''f the fair.
—A man claiming to represent the •ommitu'e having in charge the fanner's picnic, was aroung among the business men-yesterday soliciting subscriptions defray the expenses of to-day's festivities. lie met with great success ami I'ollectcd enough to hire tho grounds, '•iiiid and pay for tho printing.
-T-Campbell Bros., lino shoemakers, ••until (ireen street.
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fully appreciated by the
.itUe folks. -The Chuir boys of the St. John's fyiiwepnl church returned from their CBiiip at Clark's dam to-day, ac(•eiiijinnied liv Ed Sergei)t and wife and MIPS Alice Cliumasero who Btaid with
(ireene. Mrs. ,1. K. liobin-
artistic rustic monu- son, mid Miss Nell Kobinson went to the Shades to-day to spend Sunday. Mrs. .1. M. Shultz accompanied bv her children. Allies, Arthur and Jerome, went to Lafayette this afternoon.
State Secretary Stacy of the Y. M. C. A. and W. H. Damn, of Fort Smith.
:nc in liouor of her two little nieces from Ark. are the guests of X. C. McKay. Wavnitml. The occasion was a most --Palmer Graham returned from Chi-
pngo IIIKI night, but returns Sept. 1. to tnko a position with McClurg «fc Co. C. M. Travis and wife accompanied by B. A. Saulsbury and wife, of Urbana, 111., left to-day for Detroit, Mich. —Jonathan Xut.t and wife, Aaron Nutt and wife, Mrs. .Teff Scott and Mrs. C. W. Burton left this morning for an outing nt Cedar Lake. —Tom Nolan, the wide-awake hotel proprietor of Crnwfordsville, was in the eity to-day. His mother is attending camp meeting at Battle Ground.—Lafayette Courier.
—Rev. S. W. Brown is president of the State Mininterial Association of the Christian church and leaves for Bethany Park next Monday whore ho delivers the opening address at 2 p. m., his subject being "Tho Quest of Truth." —Rov. ,T. M. Wright, 1). 1)., pastor of the First Presbyterian church at Parsons, Kan., was in tho city to-day. and made a friendly call on THE .JoriiNAi., Dr. Wright was formerly principal of the Darlington schools, and it was from this point that ho entered the ministry. He has become eminent in his sacred calling and is now pastor of oneof the leading churches of Kansas.
—Harry Bard will lead 1he missionarv meeting at the Y. M. C. A. to-morrow
afternoon.
A TEARFUL ACCIDENT. A PREA0HER PULLED,
Little Johnny MoCarty Falls From a Bicy- Elder J. V/. Carney, of Wingate, Lands cle and Fractures His Skull. .•'••• "r In Jail. Little Johnny McCarty, who is em ployed in brown's drug store, met with a dangerous ami possible fatal accident this morning about, 10 o'clock, lie hail borrowed the bicycle of Oat Williams and was practicing riding it in the yard take on a good load. He also visited back of the drug store. In someway, Nicholson's photograph gallery and enthe lad took a header from the high gaged "a dozen."' He stated that he wheel arid struck the, wheel of a wagon
which was standing near, or else an old tea pot which bad been thrown out. He lay in a dazed condition until picked up by Lew Minor and carried into the drug store. Drs. Cowan and Knsminger
School Day. j11 6rw,t
of the association, aiuHIeorge W.dty, I".
P. Mount and Miss Mollie Harney on the part of the teachers, will meet in the court house on August 17, to complete the programme for the day. The children will al! be lined up somewhere in the city and marched out to the grounds "one hundred thousand strong.''
In Time of Peace, Prepare For War. A new major, attired in all the monkeyregalia incident to that oflice, has been appointed for the Northern Indiana district of the Salvation Army. This bold soldier is contemplating a descent on Crawfordsville, and says he wil! land here with a choice and select host of the Lord's annointed about October lirst. The bass drum will rumble, the trombone rattle and scandals like that of Captain Curry's administration will be on tap.
Death of Mary I, Lutz.
W. T. Whittington this morning received a telegram from the insane hospital at Indianapolis announcing the death of Mrs.Mary I. Lntz. .Mrs, Lutz I
was sent to the asylum from this city last spring and her death is in tlio I nature of a surprise. The nanains will lie brought over to-night and the funoral will occur to-morrow. Mrs. Lutz's daughter Mrs. Tilv Swearengen. of Homer, 111., has bien telegraphed to come..
Will Not Kesign.
knock the persimmon and will do so.
To IHMpel Coldm.
Headnches and Fever to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently, when costive or billions, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity without irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of Figs.
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The Sunday "Lake Special"" train run by the Vandalia Line. Terre Haute to Lake Maxinkuckee (Marmont station) and return, during the Summer months, will be continued each Sunday during August.
Mv son has been afflicted with nasa catarrh since quite young. I was in-J bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, duced to try Ely's Cream Balm, and be fore he had used one bottle, that ilisagreable catarrhal smell had all left Liini. He apjwars as well as any one. It is the best catarrh remedy in the market.--J. C. Olmstead. Areola, 111.
You. Owe It to Yourself
THE! nL_iEI_.-A.3NrID I
To-day an elderly gentleman arrived in the city with his daughter and after having disposed of the vonng lady proceeded to paint the town. He visited the saloons and began to
gave him medical attendance and he was sent for and placed the old fellow in was taken to his home on the place of jail where he is now taking it easy with iss Janio .Tones. In falling he had a charge of drunkenness lodged against struck upon hia head and a fearful gash him. His name is the six inches long cut in his forehead just at the edge of his hair. The gash in itself was bad enough but he had struck with such force that his skull was broken badly. The fracture is a most dangerous one and if the lad pulls through it will be a great good fortune.
was a preacher and had an appointment to expound the gospel to hungering multitudes to-morrow. Finally after nearly falling through a dozen show windows lie wound up in Skid Galey's saloon howling drunk. Starling Carver
Bev. J. W. Car
ney and his residence is Wingate. Mr. Carney is a Newliglit preacher and known all over the county as an ardent exhorter. He fell from grace with a dull thud, however, for looking upon the wine when it gave its color in the cup. He certainly know
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I he fair association this morning de- daughter to town and then got gloriouscided to admit free on Tuesday of the '.v llli^ hilariously drunk. When arTair all teachers as well as school child- rested lie. had a l.ottle of "budge', in his ren. A committee consisting of Messrs. pocket. Mount. Hughes and Brown on the part CHURCH NOTES.
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'"'tter than to bring his
Cliristain Endeavor meeting at
Center church will be held at (:30
p.
m.
as usual, instead of at 7 :H0 as announced.
No preaching services at either Center Presbyterian or the Methodist church, to-morrow.
Bev. G. P. Fusoii will conduct the usual services at the Baptist church tomorrow,
At the First Presbyterian church the services will be conducted by Bev. Inglis. In the morning the subject will be the fourth Commandment and in the morning "What Seek Yer"
Bev. A. K. Glover will have charge of the customary services at St. John's church to-morrow morning. No evening service.
Services will be held to-morrow in the Christian church at 10:•!i» a. m. and 7::)() p. m. Miss Nell Nicholson will render a solo at each service. Members of her churches, whose pastors are absent. are cordially invited. The even-
inf?
service will be preceded bv a song
service from Mr. Hilhorn Crowning Glory. No. '2. come.
hill, Hornaday & Pickett's.
Earl McCampbell. captain of Company "Mother's Friend is worth its weight in I., leaves for Indianapolis Monday to accept the jxjsition of yard clerk on the Big Four road. He will not resign his captaincy but will come over every two weeks to review. The company is talking seriously of going to Fort Wayne to take pBrt in tho competitive drill where prizes 8300, 8200 and 8100 will be offered as prizes. Company I can
Worth ItH ll'clyht tndold. If a price can be placed on pain,
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 blessing to Bny one expecting of become a mother, says a customer to mine. HENDEHSON DALE, Druggist,
Carmi, 111
Write the Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, OB., for further particular Sold by NTP 4 Co.. Orawfordarille. Ind
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A Moon to IUVM.
Having used "Mother's Friend" onld not be without it, It is a boo to wives who know they have to pass through the painful ordeal of childbirth MRS. C. MKLUOI-KN-K, Iowa. Writ« the Bradfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nye Co., Crawfordsville. Ind.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Cas^nrii
Ely's Cream Halm is especially adapted as a remedy for catarrh whieh is aggravated by alkaline dust and dry winds. —W. A. Hoover. Druggist, Denver.
llucklcn'M Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinbs corns and all skin eruptions, and losstively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye Co
If "ITotjl -A.r© Given to Smoking Cigars
On the lid of each box you will find the name of the manufacturers,
JEWELS IN THE SEA.
An Incident In (li« Ufa of tin, Austrian Kv-ICmprc** of Mexico. Sixty fWl below tin* surfmv of tlio sea, says tho »V\v York Ucronl'-r. at tin1 fool of the rocks where Sehh»s Miramar is l.milt. ropes of prieeless pearls are hunk in an iron eajre. They atv the property of tin? now lrmentel Kuipress Chariot te of Mexien. The mi-, fortunate arehihiehess wore these pearK her husband's lirst jrift to her (lav anl ni-^ht around her beautiful throat, until her return from the disastrous Mexican expedition whieh cost her husbands Hfo and her own reason.
The irems sickened and lost their lovelv orient when she lay sick unto death at Vienna, after having received the news of Kinperor Maximilian's tnitric end. Thev suddenly turned a dull waxy yellow, and tin* jewelers who were consulted as to the best means of restoring them to their former tint declared that the only way of doinf so was to lower them to the bottom of the sea for an indefinite period.
Sehloss Miramar. as is well known, was the creation and pride of the illfated archduke, who. led away by his wife's insatiable ambition, left this par* adisc on earth to undertake a hopeless enterprise, which he regretted from the lirst moment that he set foot on the soil of Mexico. Perched on the edge of a rocky promontory, ami built entirely of the purest white marble, the fairy-like palace, with its glorious foreground of sapphire-blue sea and its background of jjreen hills and feathery palms, is beyond description either by prn or brush. From the windows ami t"rraees one looks down upon the deep water full eighty feet below, a water so transparent and pure that the eye can penetrate throu^n its twenty fathoms and follow the capricious and delicately-tinted submarine vegetation growing far down 011 the golden sand.
Th* gardens, rising in a gentle slope behind tin? castle, are a mass of blossoming llowers and of rarest trees and bushes, while fountains as magnificent as those of Versailles refresh the air in every direction.
It is to this unique ^laee that the ail* ing pearls have been taken, and it is reported that they are gradually recovering their beauty after their bath of over twenty-live years in the calm waters which once reflected the dark beauty of their fair wearer.
INDIAN CHARACTER.
Evidently Many Whites Do Not Know llow to Treat tho Knl .Men. Ill \v iy «f explanation of tho Indian character, whieh has not ehau^.Ml for th* worse sinv 1ST0. I will speak of an incrulent that oecnnvd to me «hirin«r the survey of the Lammi reservation, near what was then enllel Whatvom, writes .1. M. Snow in the Spokane Review. In I the lirst. pkuv. when the survey party started o: the Indian reservation, eortain interested whiU* men who were livintrwith Indian women, represented to the Indians that the Iloston man was
new work, jroiny.to surwy tin? reservation in such All are we!- si manner that the Indians would lose one-half of the land, and upon that representation they followed the surveyors -r 4 into the woods and'stopped tliem. A
Uit oceivecl car 1 osv countv ,, .11 psirley wa-s held, and as soon as the Inmelon S pulled yesterday at Barn- dians were satisiied that the land was
them they not. only verv assistance
I be ill if surveyed for 1 assented, but reiulered \K)ssiV»le.
Ouriiiir the prorr*ss of the work tho surveyors were caught mt in a rainstorm without shelter. Their only refuse was a cabin belonging to an Indian. They removed the window casings, entered the cabin and remained for a week. The chief of the party by accident met the proprietor of the cabin about a week afterward, who asked: *'Did you into my house?" The chief replied that he did not know. After the Indian gave a description of the cabin, the surveyor told him his party did enter the cabin. The Indian said: "Delate nicka sick turn turn." (I'm very sorry it was not right). The surveyor then said:
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made of Good Tobacco, free from harmful adulteration. YOU CAN GET such a one, guaranteed to give satisfaction, for FIVE OEJ KTTS of any FIRST-CLASS DEALER. The name of the brand is
•Suppose you had been
at home and I had cotne there in the midst of a great storm what would you have done?" The Indian replied that ho would have invited %he surveyor in. The surveyor continued: ••You were absent when I came to your house in a heavy storm. Would you have me sit upon your doorstep with your eaves dripping on my head because you were absent?" It struck the Indian a* I expeeted, and after a moment's deliberation he said: •'No, no, sir: you did right, and I am glad that I was able to afford you shelter."
After this satisfactory adjustment he made the Indian a present of two dollars and lifty cents, and he was the happiest Indian I ever saw. At the same time the storekeeper on the reservation was obliged keep a six-shooter and a club at hand to defend himself and drive bargains. That is, in my opinion, a statement of the Indian question from one end of this state to tho other.^
THE WM. DONEY CIGAR CO.
The Soap
Cleans Most
is Lenox.
TilK_MAKKKTS. (irutu*. I'rovUioiK, lite.
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RIUCA«.o, July 31.
rFl/iru~gui«'t. \V»n* it $5.23 bsiUeT\ IM.IWJM.'J.V. Wfuti-r \Vh«-at Flout 1'uteiit*. S.VlO'f,straights, £UOr5.UO.
WHKAT—K.JWHI lower. No. 2 July, Aujiufit. ml Dt-cembcr. ColiN—JVHU'I'UIC 1 nullntf'ut ulower nin^e. No,
No "J Yellow, No. 3. 6Uit
No. 3 Yellow. July. ttl&rtlHc August, beptembiT, May. 4«Vu-44VC.
AT«— Low»«\ No. 2. August, GV-WMr Scptenib'T. Sampio* lower. Ollorings moderate. No. o!' £.vie No. 3 White. £i&37c No. 2. No. 2 White, fo37c.
HYE—Sternly ami qulot. No. 2 oash. 71a^2» 724c No. 3 «1«) No. 2. Augtmi. 71^ ft72o Sei'tembrr. 71(^714e Uoioher, He uudor September.
HAHLKY—Wuiet. Samples nominally 45iJOOc. September filu: lu«l. MKSS 1'oiiK—Traciinp motleratrly active and price's ruled higher. Trices ranged nt 11.Ail (or eaah: !fU.2^tU.:W lor August ?11.37V4 (foil.474 'or Septeiubi.-r, uud 411.4r lor October.
LAUD —Market moderntely active and prices higher. (Quotations ranged at •'«,f}2'i for cash for Auirusl *0.rt"4ft£6.70 for September, ami for October.
Br'rnai —Creamery. I3^l7e Dairy. H'j,14c I'acUuig Stock. HKf'tlUVje. lN'»ri ri(Y—Live Chickens, iD^^lS^c per lb. Live Turkeys Ht" UK- per ll. Lhe Ducks, lie per lb Live (Seesc. per dozen.
Oius—WiM'en.sin -Trme White. 8c Water White. 8lj,e: Michigan I'rime White, yvjo Water White. 10',c Indiana 1'rime White, Water While, lee *l»»jutlight, 175 test, UaM'line. ,S7 deg's, He "4 ileg's. S^e.
Ligi*"iis--l.Htille4l Spirits ruled steady at 51.10 per i*al. for linisned goods
Ni:\v YOIIK. July :il.
WHKAT—Fairiy active iowor: weak. July, .• .v.ij-'UNt. September, IC c: 1 ctibor. Neveinbor, W»ij.W54e Dc-eeinbcr, W 1:-Jtvf{-*J.«'!U*» .lutiuury,
Muy.
W» aU lower: «bjll. No. 70'
OATS-••1Mil 1..'lower. Western. !47('' :f»7c. ritttVMiNs- b«M-r-vthet uin-V.' uuclmnt?el. hxtra incr-^, family. ?i:U«)&l-UU. Pork—-Fair', -ilnnatni initl tlrni. New ine-»s,
W ii a j«rime, ij. 1/jtnl—ijuiei aa.l nonaiiuL Steani-rcniiertnl. HVHT'J-
cs.r.vKi.ANi), July Si. Stainlard white. 110, '^asckjine, 10c: naph"?
lM:Tio»i.rt'M r7^y.-f-Vt 11 7c tha, 0 ^C.
l.n,. MlM-ll. CLIM'AC.o. July 31.
CAITI.I:—Mt rket only ntinlovuiely active. Quotation- raugcil at ?.V7U%fc0.^r» for ehoicc to fancy shipping Steers MO ?(,•• lor uooil to choice do.: lor common to fair do.
V) lor butchcrs' Steers ?2.W&,3..V) for
Stockers !ir» tor Texans i-HTj.4.30 for Feeders fcl.M Qf-l.tW for Cows il.riO^l.Vj for Hulls, and lor Veal Calves. 11 s—Market active. Prloos about op Ulirher. Sales ranged at for M.80. for licht W.tJOiitft.uu for rrujjh packing 4-1.S5" 5.7t) for mixeil and W.0^^5.70 for heavy paok* Ing uud shipping loin.
Wh**. B«by was Kiel, we g**© her UMtorift. When the vu a Child, nhe cried for Outotta. Wlira •he became Mlas, she clung to Cutorte. When tiie bad Children, the gave theui Canork*
Happy llooslrrs.
AVm. Timmons, Postmaster of Idavillo Ind.. writes: Electric Hitters has dono more for me than all other medicines combined, for that bad feeling arising from Kidney and ljiver trouble." .lolin Leslie, fanner and stockman, of same |hu!. says: "Fiml Electric Bitters to bo the best Kidney and Liver medicine, made me feel like a new man." .1. W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same town savs: Electric Hitters is just the thing for a man who is all run do.. and don't care whet her he lives or dies he found new strength, good appetite and fell just like he had a new lease on life. Only fide, a bottle, at Nye Co's. Drug Storo.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
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A package containing a reining bit, a pad and eirehipk1 on th corner of Wabash avenue- and Water struts yesterday afternoon about. 4 o'clock. Finder please leave at thlsolTice.
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SAMS—A K«KXI. tfontlo, fresh milk cow. lmjulroal ihisoliiee. h.l
to be careful to get a Cigar