Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 August 1891 — Page 2

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OXE KXJOYS

/Wh tlio

moth(i

and results wlici.

Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, aiul nct.jreiitlv yet promptly oil the Kidneys. Liver ami Bowels. cleanses the sys »-m efl'eet'.iaily, dispels colds, head-

Mies and levers and euros halituai eonstipation. Syrnp of Figs is tin jiily remedy ot its kind ever pro iU:eed, pleasing to the taste and ae optalilc to tlie st'.'Tiuu'h, prompt ii its aeiiou and truly hemjikial in it.efleets, prepared only from the mos, lie.dihy and agreealile substances, it? many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it. the mos: popular re:::edy known.

Svrup of Figs is 11 sale in 50i «'.i.d SI bottles hy all leading drug uists. Any reliable druggist win may not have it on hand will pin cii/c it promptly for any one whr wi. lies to try i», Do out accept am snlistitiitu.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO

S -HANCtSCO. C4L.

LOUISVILU AY HtW

row.

THE f-

M. fiitK'io, I'rewidont. W.

ii.

Shower Baths

The Nloo^t and Cleanest Haiti on Karth. U.» havetwonf• The \u-\ ttil.v in the *it\: wohave twool 111• 11•. 1 hi- the larue.st. the hest harbcr shop in

CrawtopNville. N tin-

Y. M. C. A.. 113 W Main St.

A. D. LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, tarance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

(•••est Mnli: ritri-"t. with W.T.Whiuinstou

Diseases of Worries AND -SUUUF.KY.

Conm.tat'.on r«) ru over .S:r.!'h'i .'.rut •tore, South Washington Sire?'-, Craw (ov.lsvHle.Indlsn*.

.1. I!. ETTEli, M.D.

Drs.T.J.&nd Martha E.H, Griffith Ollli and ,, Kesldonee

out

CONSULTATION FHSE.

Dr. A.F. Henry

Has locate1 in this city uio i. Lt Franklin street, where his new antiseptic and jrcrmlMde .trc.it,merit forCa\irrl. Hronchitis and Karl*

Mages onnnjr trouble will be demonstrated to'persons aJllk'led. Twenty minuter rim vllU«onviuce any person that this pi,in N

mininjiir.tiiirs

(»reen street

Mrs. Dr. Griffith irtvesspecial intention Chronic and SurcjlciU Dlbtiatit*e o' Woman, Children, and Obstetrics. •'Dr. tlrllHth, ageneral practice.

tve:it Improvement on tin* old treatment ul above diseases. Consultation ree.

Our Price* nrr us reasonable as any

4 4 4 hetoretne public, cojwlstent with t' goM work, .^ee n- before placing an order for your monuments.

Kustie Work ti specially. II'MV.V IU »V It A UN ri Crawfordsvllle. Indiana, orner Market and Green Street.

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BEECiiiU'S For Bilit sErnit-it' "W-b n.

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in Jtclizrioil.

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THK cuAWFounsvii T.K

Mokfett, VIco PreHldent.

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OritHAM, Hi*i ordlnff Secretnr. II. T. Kisii. Treasurer, McC« v, nenerul Hncretary. Ilatlis, Tub and Shower

JOURINAIJ

DAILY

PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON, By T. U. 13. McCAIN.

Kntercd nt tin' Po-lotliiv at l'ra*vt'ordsvUle Indiana, as seeontl-cia.-s matter.

TllK DAII.V JOFKNA1.,

lU'inaH, per annum f.'.OO iiy mail. «-i.v month. -.00 My mail, tlir.re months t.'lO Uy t.'arrier. per wt»k .... 10

TllK WKKKI.Y .IOCKNAU

Three inf»uths 4^ Six months.... ... t».'» I inoycar.., fl.-o

For paper? sent outside the county 10 v'ents additionuWor posiuvo. The Wkk.ki.y mut invarlahly he paid lor in advtnco.

Send j*stal note or money order.

!•*I: I PAY. Al't ll'ST I I, 1S«1.

This Date iu History—Aug. 14. ir7-Tho llrst printed bonk issn^l. ir«! -Dr. M' .' u: C'asjintton, uitiiticut I rot*.'-taivt «lt\ iiu'. Kirn. I^C—Or. Charles riuttnn.iHsttriculshcil inatliemaltcian, Ikth. lTSS~rnittma.s Sheridan, author of I!if "Pro. noiitirinjr Dictinnary," ami tath* of the fatti-m.* orator ami dratnati-t. died. IT^I- tieoryu t'olman (tho elder), dramatist, diisl. lW-.Or. Williatn BurUlaml, eminent ireolo^ist, dit^l: tmrn I7S1 his son Kraneia is eminent in the same line. ls.V*- eori Oomhr. emini nt phrenologist and author of the "Constitution of Man," died tmrn HsS. isct -I.:ii.d and naval battle at West Point.

Whin liiver. Ark. IST' Admiral David (»iast o\v Karra^ut dieI at Portsmouth, N. 11. born 1SH. l^- Coilision of vlei^er a:al Thin^valla on the coast of Newfoundland 11" jh-tsous drow t)ei. ls-".»-David S. Terry killed at I.athrop.Cal.. by

IK'initv United States Marshal Ne.i^le, who \va.-' flh'iat ^ttartl of Jiistiee Stephen .1. Field, of thw t'nited Stau supreme eonrt thirty years before Terry had killed Scuutor ilroderiek in a duel.

JEFFERSON ON PROTECTION. 1'i'sn the eamjuiign of education. Adherents to tho ereeil of JetTerson will 'iiiilti])ly as the masses study economic questions, and become educated in the theory that is a government of and for the people.

Frankfort Cn srrnt.

The i'rrwitt is right in pushing the eaiitpaign of education, especially in regard tho teachings of .letl'erson on the ta ri IT. In his inaugural address he advocated "the honest payment of our debts ami the sacred preservation of the public faith encouragement, of agriculture and commerce as its handmaid." In his second annual message he said: ••To cultivate peace and maintain commerce and navigation in all their lawful enterprises, to foster our fisheries and nurseries of navigation, and for the nurture of man, and

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nasiiini, Howling Alleys, Piano. Games and Heading room. M(etinff.H Sunday at 4:30, p. ui. Visitors tdways welcome.

lime 1 iij liuiinl ol' Simill pilln, or iMirluir lillluun Ills?

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halDthiTs snv.

lli ivllii'v wlmi with irrliH'li'Ks w'uy A- llii.'.v in.T HI, Anil liow lhoy vo nmdc ..... A liasls money trailo.

JIo'h made no fujs. Nor muss. And had no row Has simply jrone ahead.

And now

Huh p)t them in a way complete. Or, Hf-the hoys Miy, with hith foot. That they an- daisies everyltody knows

And femuD'o a iull-hlovvn rose

irotrrt thr

adapted to our cireum

stances, and these, fellow-citizens, are the land marks by which we are to guide ourselves in all proceedings." In his sixth annual message he said: "Jihall we suppress the import and give that advantage to foreign over domestic manufactures'' Patriotism would certainly prefer, its continuance and application to tho great purposes of tho public education, road, rivers, canals and such other objects of public improvement as it may be thought proper to add to the constitutional enumeration of Federal [lowers." In his eighth annual message he also said: ••The suspension of our foreign commerce, and the consequent losses and sacrifices of our citizens are subjects of just concern. The situation into which we 'nave thus become forced has impelled us to applv a portion of our industry and capital to internal manufactures and improvements. The extent of this increase is daily increasing, ami little doubt remains that the establishments formed and forming, will, tinder the auspices of cheaper materials ami subsistence, the freedom of labor from taxation with us: and of

iirntcvlinij itutirx mat jirnhi-

ftiiiotix, become permanent." Yes, the

"rmrcvt

should continue its campaign

of education. I.iberal quotations from •letTorson "will multiply the masses" who will favor the economic ideas as taught by tho third President of the United States.

Hooti to

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HmvaKliTiro.3!n«oi'tlo llfli ruM.C'-mbtm.'ii. Wimrnnteedtiie only «nn In tho ^orlil ffnnoratina ticontlnuntm

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f'mfart.ri I!o

Mnomttc

powerful, luraWo.

nr.'i Eanivr«. AvoM frtud-!

Ol HOfiNE. Kemgveo to 180 Wabash Ave., Chicago.

ires.

Having used "Mother's Friend" would not be without it. It is a boo to wives who know they have to pass through the painful ordeal of childbirth Mas. U. Mi'.liioi'knr. Iowa. Write the Bradfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, ("m., for further particulars. Sold bv Nve

Co., CrawfordsviHe. Ind.

Merit

Kly's Cream Jiahn is espcctallvadapted as a remedy for catarrh which is aggravated by alkaline dust and ury winds.

W. A. Hoover. Iruggist, Penver.

A SaJ'c Investment

In one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of the purchase price. (Jn this safe plan vou can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle or Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relier in every case, when used ror an affection of throat, lungs or chest, such as coiifmmpt.on, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis, asthma whooping cough croup, etc. Itispleiisant and agreeable to taste, ixTfeetly safe ami always to bo depended ujion. Trial bottles free at Nye .t Co's drug store.

Hi»i*.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Hitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well or tiiat have given such universal satisfaction. do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund tho purchase price, if satisfactory results do not rollow their use. These remedies have won their great ]«)pularity purely on their morito. Nve & Co., ruggists.

Jluch-lcn'H Arnica .Salve.

Tho best salve in the world for cute bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, rever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinbs corns and all skin eruptions, and losslively cures piles, or no pay required. It iB guaranteed to give ]erfoet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 2! cents ier box. For sale by Nye & Co

Fi 0M HOOSIKliDOM.

Iudlunlnns Will Ftncl Much of Into rest in This Column.

A Atllietion.'

Tf.uui: 11 .\ til-.. Lud.. Aug. II.-Mr. Crawford l'airlianUs. the rich distiller and capitalist, is perhaps somewhat better, Imt he is still hiccoughing. Thursday was the fourth dav. The attack has been so incessant that he has been unable to take food in nourishing ouantitics or obtain sutlieicnt sleep. I'nltUc other cases, he docs not hiccough in Ills sleep, but the sensation of hiccoughing is just strong enough to arouse him from sleep at very frequent intervals. When the atllictiou is most severe and wearing on him he hiccoughs thirty times a minute. He is a man of remarkably sluing physical condition, but the four davs' siege is beginning to have its elVcct in a way of general exhaustion. The physicians have tried many remedies, the usual tinti-spasmodic prescriptions, and others to remove the ulterior cause ot the hiccoughing. One physician believes it comes from the brain and another from tin- stomach. Mr. Fairbanks has had several attacks of hiccoughing. but none so prolonged as the present one.

Ivveitlni* Sport at Newcastle. Nkwcasim Ind.. Aug. 14.--There were two eK gaut races at the fail* here Thursday, there being a red-hot contest in each from start to finish. Fully 5,0(10 people witnessed thi• sport, and the day altogether was the biggest one the fair association lias had in its history. The winners were as follows: The Ui'JS class, trotting Charley It. best time. •.'::lT'.i. The 'J::!l class, pacing—I,ittle Reuben best time, Ilulf-mile running race--Nellie ]!. best time, .Ml seconds. John I'onway. driver of Charley U. in the" trotting race, is an old citizen of Henry county, 75 years old, very popular, and when lie finally won it the crowd went, wild with enthusiasm.

Normal ('oiiniieiie«-in,*iit at nlparitlui. Valpauaiso, 111,,.. Aug. 11.—The Seventeenth annual commencement of the classic class of the northern Indiana normal .school occurred Thursday .morning, lhc class consisted of twen-ty-six members. Illinois contributing nearly one-third of the number. The music was furnished by the Kalohhon quartette, of Chicago. The graduates taking part in the programme were:

A. M. (Hwell, l'lainview, 111. Cumie Hunter. I.afavctte, Ala. 0. M. .lanskv. West I.ima, Wis. \V. 11. Plymirc, York, L'a., and Mrs. \V. S. Morviel, of this city. President II. II. Itrowu, of ttie institution, conferred the degrees.,.

ICeeovered the t'se of l| Voice,. Maim INSVII.I.I:, Ind., Aug. 14.—About

a year and a half ago Miss Hattie Singleton of this place lost the use of lier voice. From that time until Wednesday she was unable to speak above a whisper. Some time during the afternoon a young lady friend called upon her and asked if she whs done ironing yet. Turning toward her friend she essayed to whisper a reply and astonished all about the house by speaking the word aloud. Hers has been considered a peculiar ease and the restoration of her voice so unexpectedly has caused much talk among local physicians.

I'ariner. sola,lied.

tfhkkncasn.i IM.I., Aug. m._The farmers ol Putnam county are considerably exercised over the discovery of a swindle iu weighing the wheat sold by them to Morse Payne, a buyer at Koachdale and ('arpciitc'rvillo. There Wits a general complaint of the wheat not holding out. and that led to the discovery that openings in the weights had been tilled with lead, one fanner sought redress at law, and arbitrators awarded him over

iUi

shortag*.

Other suits are expected to follow^:

Won In Straight Heats.

Madison, I ml., Aug. l-i. Eighteen to twenty thousand people were at tin county fair grounds Thursday. The "".JO pace was won by Prince Kcho, of Milldletown, in three .straight heats best time, The. three-minute trot was won by Col. Itullott in three straight heats best time, 2::I0. The three-minute pace was won by Jay Uould, Jr.. in three straight heats best time, "::i."ilj. Pah Face won the half-mile running race in three straight heats time. .Vi seconds.

•Sues the State ol Indiana Tor Overtime. IniuanaI'oi.is. Ind., Aug. 14 —John

Young, a baker employed lit tho blind institute, has begun suit against the slate, to recover wages for time In excess of eight, hours per day. He asserts that pay for H.27ii hours at JJ.'i, cents per hour is due him under the eight-hour law. ami demands judgment, for Ssuo. A similar suit is now awaiting deci.-don Uy tin supreme court.

Indianapolis Sued |,,r *(10,(100. Indian atom.-, Ind., Aug. 11. William A. Itrickii! and others, of New York, lias l.i-oii: iit ,nit against the city ol Ind'.auapolis, demanding damage in the sum ol s'J i.o.iij for infringements of patents. It is charged that the city has been n-ing v. it...iiit authority ail improvement in a feed-water heater .or I'll J4"illo.S. ,v- i:

Wiillex.jsJi iof vcryhmly.

I'oirri.A Ni. In -"Acg. I t. -Coroner I'ickes nisln t.., .quest, over the victims of the iIrani! llapnls .• Indiana wreck Thursday, liis verdict attaches 111) lr.amc to the crew of the freight train north.' conducto.- brakeinan of the ill-fated pas-enger I rain.

hi oki aiiip.

Waiiasii, Ind.. Aug. 14.—The Patriarchs Militant, who have been holding a state encampment here, broke camp Thursday night. They gave a street parade during the day.

Old ('onir.Kli-H Meet.

'1 liai: IIactk, lud., Aug. 11.—A reunion of veterans of tin Eighth 'ndiami congressional district began l—re Thursday and will be out nued until Monday evening.

Worth Its Height In Hold.

If a price can bo placed on pain, "Mothor's Friend is worth its weight in gold as nn alleviator. My wifo Buffered more in ton minntes with* either

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 one expecting of become a mother, says a customer to mine. Henderson Dai.k, Druggist, ., Carmi, III

Write the Brad field Regulator Co At junta, Gn., for further particular Sold by Nye & Co., CrawfordsviHe, Ind

THE .MARKETS, ..

(trains, Provision*, KU\ Cmu'auo. Aittf. IS.

Fi.otrn—Quiet hut tlrm. Spring Wheat Patents, bakers', Winter Wheat Flour Patents, fi.Witl.s3 straight*,

Whi:at -Fairly active and feeling unsettled. No. August, 4c. 'September, UKiA«ic Dcceinhcr. V* *4uV'\*e

O'UN• Fairly active and rather unsettled. No. !i\ 01 No. Yellow, Wi'itT'to No. 3. 01 Kjc No. a Yellow. Me: August, 6l$(W\c September, .SS'iftWie: Mtiy, -MVtt-lPie.

Oats—Kasler. No. V. September. May, .MlSamples tlrmer. No. a.

'J7ft.,.Jye

No. 3 White. 'U

No. 2, No. White, Hyk—Actlvc an.i higher. No. cash. In store, SUtiWi' No. 3 do., M^sHe No. August, September. October, under September.

Haim.ky Dull. Samples nominally ft5c September, rtfle. Mkss Pi »uk—Trading moderately active and prices ruled lower, at lO.'O for cash tl0.*v&.10.:« for August *Ri.0o itO.-Ti'.* for Sep tembcr, and for.October.

I.AUt—Mnrke.t moderately active and prices higher. Quotations ranged at for ca^hj for August: for September, and ^.TOiiO.TTv, for October.

HrrrKU—Creamery, Dairy, 11^100 Packing Stock, 10'^e. Poim.tuy—Live ClucUens. per lb. Live Turkeys. fl-ilOc per lb.: Live Ducks, 10c per lb. Live Oeoe, per do/en.

Otl^s—Wisconsin Prime White, Sc Water White, SHiC: Michigan Prime White. U'ic Watei White, 10lic: Indiana rlme White. 9l4e Water White. 10c: Headlight, IT"' test, U!^e Gasidlne, ST dear's. Me T} deg's, S34c.

LiQt'mts—Distilled'Spirits .ruled steady at fl.t per £ul. for Uniahed ^'.K)ds.

Nr.w YoiiK,

A\\\*.

13.

Wukat—Advanced '.lsse declined •l^c reacted active. August, fhO-l'# ©l.uO September. £l.0i Ytf l.^** October. tl.05®l.O6lj: November. Decern her, ?l.0tt^@l.0Tlft January, $l,OT\^l.(.J8*j May,

Cohn—Quiet, stronger. No. 2. Ttr'.75\ie. Oats—Dull, easier. We,M«*rn, ll'''»rtc. P110visions—Heef—Dull, tirm. lCv.tra mess, ?i»..VK»10.U) family, *i:UW£l ».oo. Pork—Pair demand, firm. New ss, old mess, ?10.ftX&ll.itt extra prime, 'fio.ioy.u.uo. Lard—Plrm, quiet. Steam-rendered. ?\P0.

Why wit/l von corc.n whon Shiloh's 3ure will give yon iimmmliate reliof. Price 10 cents, GO cents and $1 Aloffett \Iorgftn &, Co.

CARTERS

PIUS.

CURE

Eicfc Boodacho and rollove all tho troubles {net* float to a bilious Btataof tho system, Buch as Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness. Distress after eating, Palo in tho Side, kc. Wkllo their taosft remarkable bucsoss haa booa shown iu curtiig

SICK

Hcadncho, yet Carter's Littlo Liver Pilli a10 equally voluabloin Constipation, curing and proventing thi8ftnnoyinacomplaint,whilo thoy also correct aUdlsorderso/thedtomAch^timulato tho liver and rcgUlato tho bowels. Evon If they only

HEAD

Acbftthoy trocld boalmoetprlcolessto those who Buffer from this distressing complaint but fortunately their goodness does notend hero,and thoso vho once try them will find tbeso littlo pills valti. Able in so many ways that they will not bo willing to do without them. But aftaraUeicfc head

ACHE

(la tho bono of bo many lives that horo la ^here jvemakoonr groat booat Our piUacuroitwhilo [others do not.

Carter's Little Liver Pills aro very email and Very easy to toko. Ouo or two pllla mako a doso. Thoy aro Btrictly vegetablo and do not gripo or purgo, but by tJUoir gentlo action ploasoall who tisothem. In vials ot 25 cents iivoforfl. Sold by draggiata everywhere, or sent by

CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York SMALL PILL. SHALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

I took Cold,

SCOTT'S

EMULSION

result:

I take My Meals, I take My Rest,

AND I AM VIGOROUS ENOUGH TO TAKE ANYTHING I CAN LAY MY HANDS ON

p-lline fat too,

AT THR RATE OK A POUND A DAY. I I AKR IT JUST AS EASILY AS I DO M1I.K." SL'CII TESTIMONY IS NOTHING NEW. SCOTT'S EMTISION IS DOING WONDERS I daily. Take no other.

-DrLINOSEYS'BlODDSEARCHtt

Good Blood, Good Health. [th9 Blood Sevchar la th« safest Purifier mri J2°twn* Tcnio. Caret Botli, Plmnln

•Qltoyjf vitK.Mtw'«tiUiiVi CHimo Rj [(a

Tliraugb Kouto to go,

honisyille,

Lafayette,

Hedford, New Albany All Points North, South

and West.

„,S",l!!ii,!!0vn'l-.""X"'

3 N|

Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Thousand Mil* Booki an ..... now •old for Twanty Dollan and good cn fifteen different roadi all MBnactlng

Ci.»:vKt.ANn. O., Aul*. 18.

PETKOi.r.lTM Kasy. Standard white, 110 deg., rtl»e T1 gasoliue, Tc «ar oliuo. 10c 63 naphtha. 6^e.

Live Stock. CiurAOO. Au«. 13.

Catti.e—Market rather active mid price* without material change. Quotations ranged at £.VT0'-,C.vJ0 for choice to fancy shipping Steers: J-I.OO&S.OO for good to choice do £1.50^ 4.S) for common to fair do l.lT.vj/,1.10 for butchers' Steers $2.60 iHRJ for StocUers f'-i.'irvii forTexans guiKH:*) f|,r Kf,ftJ»'rs for Cows ?l.frtV3.50 for Hulls, ami for Veal Calves.

Hogs—Market active, utid feeling linn Prices about.V higher. Sales ranged at MO for Pigs 1U5J&.VSI for light. for rough packiug f-i.W/i'AfiO for mixed, and for heavy pacUiuy and .shi]ping lots.

I took Sick,

I TOOK

FOR

Scott's

Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil andHypophosphitesofLimeand Soda not only cured my Incip. 1 Consumption nirr uuar 1 ME UP, ANU IS NOW PUTTING 1 FLESH ON MY BONES

f'" K*press, 1 a

««Ji Hmr.!!™,"110

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doors

BlMk Huds, ud all b»di

Blood. Sold by DruffUts. Tin Biiim

Ot..

Uttrtint. r*.'

TO TO

G.H.&D.

Mother, ilo you never weary with all your correspondence?" i\ 1'iNKiiAM. No. my son, these letters of conliilence brhiR t(

Son. Lydia I'inkiiam No. my son, these letters ol' conliilence bring to ino the joy that mother feels, whose dnuiihter throws her nrms nrouml her neck ami cries, •oh, mother, help me!' The wouieu of tho worlil are my ilatiuhters, dear."

Son. Yes, mother, and they love you."

Lydia l'ink'iam's private letters from ladles in nil parts of the world average one liiiiKirod per day, and truly has she been a mother ii

Sllll'"riiiir

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S

I-tin-only I'oiitlvc Curp nml Ltxltimulr lor the jifcuhar wi akni'sscs nml ailments

Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicagu

Big 4

Route. j&St. Louis R.

Wntruer Sleepers on nljrht trains. Ilost mod em day eoaehesoit all trains. Connecting with Holld Vestibule trains IlloomlnKton and Peoria to and from snoiir river, Jlenver and the I'aelflc eoast.

At Indianapolis, Cincinnati SprliiKllolil anil Coluuilius to and from tho Raatcru uud au tifiard cities.

TRAINS AT CRAWFOnDSYIIjIiR. QOlNOWEST. No. Omall 0:1S a. No.T mull dl...) a. No. J7 mall 1 ::is iu No. .'I Kx press 6:45p .in ooino east. No.10 Mall (il) 1 5.-,Htn

T^PfP88

•:,r

No. IS Mall I 0K pin No.K Mall io

wunieii ever seek her in their extremity, and

llnd both a helper ami a friend. Correspondents 'will receive prpliipt and conscientious answers, anil tlie sympathy of a mother.

ivoincii.

iiml CrrtijMlii-Ti- nml tom-s the Stoniiicii.' V'urJ's"i'l'i-'/ii'inili.V J'iii'*r *ij'I I ']i't'y, I'mllc'i'sUo'l! I'lc., iiml invluoratrd the whole flvsti-ru. I'or the cure

This great midsummer mcrchan

us a wonderful business. We ared give $1.50 beyond that.

for

NO! NOR WILL WE EVER.

11 we make some strong statements below

goods will more than hold us out.

Domestic Department. '".V,1."1,"",1",'1'1* 'li'l'iirlineiM iisu leader: inili-1 .In Ini-h lirmvn imtsilii, 'ie nr ivonli .Seems. Speelul piiee.s on allV ilih- departnient.

I.udit's. niisst'H iind Hilldn'iiR In faiw ri|M's. solid colors and lasl liliu.-k, worili it»ii to 1 j»cr |»alr for I l!,?'i! r"",'" b(se. IhkiI Hlyle, In Mill fe«l eoliiied liips. worth at lUC r-.Oi i'V Ineliidlmr I. im lilaoK, fancy stripes, hoot•styl«* and OC MiSId enliiis, worth and Hie al 25C f.iL't"!1!' "H'l'I'MliJi" I.Isle thread bose. in lust black, worth T.'ie at 4l)C badlesevtraiioality silk plaited bosein

lit "5 "''"r '"'"blnatlon wortb QQq 5 (joiid bargains in ex ery sVze and ii'iality.

HANDKERCHIFFS.

I.iullen banderehlels at 5, N' in, l'.'ij, j•() ami -Joe worth from nne-thlril t« olie-balf J!',rt,'v. '•/•"lleiniiirs barKaln Imiidkereblers n'/j, 10, 1

and l.e, worth double.

whitegoodsT

-.000 yards cheek Nalnisook wortb1

0c at |~4C 8eMli. "wnlne apron checks tit km, ki 1.), 'JO and ^.KJ_por yard.

OUR MISCELLANOUS BARGAINS.

S 1

lor se'lT"*'

tirceneastle

Michigan City,

a Qq

printed scrim wortii i: '^c

tlilrK"lna ln

l,lc0e iruiiiis''aiii'i'i'iieo''be*i

JO dozen pure silk mils :|-K. .yds'l'oridion laec in.1 JO dozen boys Wlnsor ties fic caeli h'flat jo(',

ir^liills

a I

cents'

•'"Hy:

AeCO,n"KJ,"Ulon' n'0:1!'•

e*|irtsg, l.r.l

mul1*

1ao

m. No.

Humf ty -^^J'^niodatl0", H.21 a. m. ex

•i

tru*n*carry

cxccpt

passongors,

•». 4, «».], stopBonlyatCouutygoals. JAMRaBAKKKH. Mono,, Hlook'

Trains

1 0 a

''"nianes. Tor .10c.

sutl a str1

w»rth

7S cents fo r0

U.BLE:

VECETABLE

COMPOUND

(he Compound liua no rivul. *, All Drupglsls si'll It as a manilunl urllcl. or feat by I'ligci, on reci-ipl of ^I.OO. LYDIA E. PINKHAM

An Illustrated book, entitled "Guide to Health and Etiquette," by Lydia E. Plnkham, Is of great value to ladies. We will present a copy to anyone addressing us with two 2-cent stamps,

•var-nadj tlokal tawcan Cincinnati

Dayton Chicago St Lonli

GENTS

Salamanca Ft. Wayi\ Indianapolli

PER

MILE

Ann Arbor Toledo Buffalo

Peoria

ClaTeland

VIA

Niagara Filli aid a Thousand eth« poioia

Kliluvy Coiiililailit- of either sex,

mail, In form of I'llls or

LYDIA E. PINKHAM MED. CO.. LYNN. MASS.

AND

COUGHS

COLDS.

85c»axid 81. at all druggist*.

E. MORGAN & SONS, Proprietors,

FKOVIDENCK R. I.

TBADK St'l'PI.lKD hy ROSS GORDON, La Fayette, Ind.

:?old Iiy Nvo A: Co.

D1KKCT HOUTK TO

lasliyillo, Chattanooga, Florida, Hot SpmiffH. Texas, Kansas, mis Mic-hisran, Canada

issonri

Nurthcrn Ohio

Cloiyti n^iipf.j, .Llt-uii Coafibes,

BISCHOF'S

GRAND SUCCESS.

ast week. Did we disappoint you in one particu

housekeepers linens. last dye Turkey nil table idc, \vo» :if»e at

«"'I. in

HOSIERY.

'1.'!'. ""imisk r.OIn,

widc, 10c at

lrfl..I»Vl1-

Hiictn Damask very line

"rom at

I""

1 1

I lam ''V'1'.

"»to select

All the better urudes tuble linen at reduced pi-lees Tor this sale. Na llialeys lo malch, any line low prices.

50 conl

Chemise Drawers Nl^lit DresH Shirts CorM'K'oveiv

'.1. .le^rc-ey

w"itrcollnrlnK In cmlrodcr-

««,!"" "r"'"1,y

•j

0Yv(i

h$l

•I

,ai no

rj s»

t?i

,TOBACCO

way?

widwill jwe,now thst hec&n

Itc. pet Lt/ W

5® finest in the m^N£

Hives a. delicious and lasting CHEW.

John Fmzer^ Bros. LP"isville,Ky

FOR MEN ONLY!

£°r

r-0STorFAILING

you may rest assui

linen aill". 2^

lT,!!|',e' red table linen, H0 iiM.lii'.H wid*. .,rth HOc ul wu,'."',1north1"!?,'

:..""47c 30

0,:lr ,ln°' 11,1

.,!, »ehi-d, unbleached anil ecru paten,s toseleet fiom, worth miclo »l

trreallj'

jikinsani!

at i»rres]H^ndinKly

LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Chemise I

&?Vi„.rs[^'»

Nljflit. Drepses ('orset Covers

I»niwers

I Chcinko Shirts

75 cents

Nltfht. Dresses Corset Covers t.ltemiso Drawers Milrt«

SUMMER UNDERWEAR.

Vesl.s

.. n«e .. .. J0e** Joe"

,""1 y,,u

rv/-\, ,n,^e ^ea^'n^ Dry Goods and Notions House of CrawfordsviHe,

w'»°i"'vo

ROOMS—127 and 129 EAST MAIN STREET,

b. In the rush don't, forget the GrOat, World Beater, 50 cent. Sliirl.

HANHOOD

Oenenl and NEKV0DS DEBILIIt' W^flIrn... ./TI.J wof Body and Mind, ZiltU llof ErrortorExoeMfi in OlderYouei ...

Kobn.t, XftM, MAMUHU) foil* KealirM. SlrrainhMiWKtK.rxnKVRMirKIl ib«elu(p|,'•rn

lv alanrr

'. r./ J"'""'"* iiuaa tkkathkm-i ,., Ir.l rj from Su KI.Im «nd Korrl.n i',.nllirl.., v™iTlpt!» llo«li, ..pU.allon AUrau ERIE MEDICAL CO.. BUFFALO N

X)R SAIMX3£:ws

ELECTRIC BELT

vrrra s-JsacrfscB'i ro»

6 1 3

II Ii N 5

-**TFK to ClTJUt!',} 1'i.Ju

WJSSXSFa^JW^EUCTRIC

BUT ANfl

5USPHi#n

Klociticitv tiiri t.jrh

FAitTS, rKaloriQR (turn

UKtl.TH ami II.DKol

Klp«(Hc Currtnt FHl ur forf.n *.S.mi tc

ise movement of ours has

eui,

RRLT tnd Hai|iriion CawiiW ii. Ind up. WoMt ttfi ••ueatlf Oartnl In thr*.? immth.. Ft". 44VDEH ELECTRIC 03.. icu L*t»a«(iL. CHICiBO.El

out in the commencement to

*1-00 during the month. We have gotten away

Our present prices will astonish you. You cr

owtlcti us

tl-

'cd

SPRING WRAPS AND JACKETS. We are ashamed tom ntnir «l«i* rniiHt" on spring wrap8 and Jacket.-. If y«'ti i»n* need of an Rhoulder covering« what will lo for yon.

WASH 0RESS GOODS.

lU'Pt Aitiot-han prints, bhiMna: dresH8tyleH,ncw

leslKri»s.n*-H

w«»rtn A*

014 for Ono lot,.'),0(t0 yards ilres *i«i!!«»h J«»' counter, lnulullnK hi-ft print- uul st111*1* elcKUiit hnnvn mixed trliiKhiiiii* woetii '-I

to lOe at 50 pieces tin .Satin in u«Hid

11,1

and styles wortli !-,»! Olielolhest Fivnch j:itincs. plain1"11'

fancy dcfdKtiH, worth 1h /-jC ar.c, at t* ,- ft.(100 new stripes dress (iint'li-i: -. Htrlnes, pltilds and checks In 0 j.jf sliuiles, worth I Or, at .,s 3,000yards fine (JlmrlMins. n.-y d. MiriiN Hliadef?, worth 1-H ami l'»c for

FRENCH GINGHAMS.

lHgh novelties in French (ilmrii•»'»*. ^1 ing many «tyle»Mf sIiikIo niiitern- 1/: )mW former pnee iJft, .'10 ami-i-'c, for. ly .'Ml Inen Armenian Ser^» '•i"1 III. in heattMfiil deslgnn, worth J.V 20 pieces hentquallty .'12 Inch w:»le. 7 I/ong Cloth, In 7 shades, worth 1'-

'-2c

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. Space forbids lis mentioning I,1

hargaln.sln thin department. *»'i», ifi* call your attention to our 44 lm*h Henriettjiworth

Wo mention the ahovn t.lvo. Dotrt liny until yon :hnve

eneli

w,.[

gains in this department. It lw)

TOWELS

Seeour towel bargains i' 8V4. 10, 12V4, 17, a:. ao and -Ho-

cunt.