Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 August 1891 — Page 2

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flotli the niethrwl and results when Synip of 11,'s is taken it is pleasant am) refreshing to the tiu-te, anil nets ucntly yet promptly oil the Kiilnevs, l.iwr and iiowels, cleanses the sy? sm cfli'ctually, dispels colds, head-

I. lies and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Hyrup of Figs i3 the jiilv renietl}* of its kind ever proiKieed, pleasing to the taste and ae Ccptulile to the stouiiich, prompt ir its action and truly beneficial

MEETINGS.

ruder tins head will he puMished freejnr thr«*«» tys notices oi' inivtinirs of nil kind* o! UKUI M«tSee.-, .*) ecnts line.

WANTED- HELP.

Nolle*.'*tinder thli head will he published fr»H« for three days. If that l» not fiullieleni roine jiu'uin.

\\7'ANTK1.—A uood irirl thut run e«* V% do general.hou^«*work,

UKNT. --1 l»a\e a tlrst elatiK store n«ni lor rent. Aillr«f-« Mux '.Ml, Linden. Ind

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KKN'l'-A live room hou» (Jreen street. In-pure ot I

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UKNT—A hn'iTe oiiHMith Walnut wltl 1 and sumne-r kitehen. Apnlv a! Alhrt^ht haki-ry or ot ftimherland .v Sillier lUtf

FOR SALE.

Notieejs tinder this la-ad one cent linen day. Riifhl word- tv a line. Nothing les^ than lo eeni taken, (.ash In ad\ ane\ please.

FOK

eh eow at ul ireen 7--0 tt.

hA I.K—A vo-h! horse and mil a bargain. rv heeler, 1 JJ» Si

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lessthan eo«t. Ne\er heen ii* this olliee.

Hewing maehlnv at d. In*{ulr

open !aee«l silver watcl.

rofllee.

Kljrln movement.eheap. Inquire at tin Jourua

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FOR TRADE.

Ntiee-

under this head one cent a line adav

Kiirhl word- t.. a line. Nothing s. thanl'e eeiur. taken, fash in advance, please.

.?V MISCELLANEOUS.

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repreMMitatlves In Indl-

una to represent liivestuiont ompany. Address .Jno U, Kowlan. Hoyal Insurance Hid tr.. fhicatro,

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aetlve, iionest man -Kalar)

#100 monthly. If suitable, with op|Mrtuult to advance, to represent locally, a reHiHHiMhle New V«»tk house.

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Manufaeturer, I/ek llox N, V. -ept.

you wish to advertise anything anywhere at any time write toGKO. !'. liOWKU, J.n.f.Ni), H» pruee .. New ^ork.

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Xxolfen'd to whle awake men In every pn

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etierts, prepared onlv from the mos. healthy and agreeable substances, it.many excellent qualities commend ii to all and have made it tlio most popular remedy known. .Syrup of Figs is for =nle in 50 cuul 61 bottles by all lending drug gists. Any reliable druggist wlir may not have it on hand will pro en-" it promptly for any one win wishes to try ir. Do not accept am substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN HANCI8CQ, CAL,, LOUISVILLE. XY W YORK. N

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Aj'idy m. tlit-

"Knoll CotUijr\'' corner and Chestnut ^troet.s. wufcrei ti/ the proper one, AMll|i:-A u-nol oxtk ininiedliit»'ly »u 11. \Viitsou oast W U:lvh f,

WANTED SITUATIONS,

Votii '-s under thi.« head tree ffrthr:v i! icit. d«»~ not. d« the work eome ajrain.

LOST.

Noin oj4 iinder lids head tre«» for thr»»e days

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a smalt leather poeket

-j hook''hot ween tin.- lumber yard of .John W illiams andtho residence of John Hmwu. ThepiX'k^t hmik eontaiiRMi money and papers I.eave ul this nllice.

iHT,--Tho end irateot a wa^on. Upturn Uarnlil!!, Hornaday A Plekett anl reeeive reward.

»ST- A wlno olond Hk and eatie handled panisol at tJiepump near Kloral iiall ai h4« New K6f*s fair on Thursday*. Mnder will jdcasf return to Mr^ S. It. (iraham. inrsouth ater r»-. \.

FOUND,

Notjees under tins herul free'for t.hn*« d.ij^

FOI.'Nl)—a

hunch ot keys on Itiir Konr rail

road fall at W T. Hainsev sh»p on smith liji-en -treet.

FOR RENT.

Not le««ji under thi head one reent a line a day. Ktent words to a lino. Nothing than 10 "ont taken, fash tu advance, ph a««e.

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heeountry to work lor 1 he Order ot the Shield Ihy money lo the riplit parllefl. Hndowment^ paid e\er.\-one, three and live year^. Have pal.I out over f'*»(),un0.m) In Ma'tured Benelit..-, For lull information addreHf* f.'J'. Mulen. Mip hee'y,, Iloen UdV Haltlmore. Md. Xu:

l.lt\ one in need ot intorinatlon on the

of ah*itlslnif will do well to oh-

la.n a «.-«.•! ot *'Hook lor Advertisers," .i'lh pajfes, pneeone d»Uar. Mailed, )ostn}re paid, on n.eeipt ol price. Contains careful compilation trom the American Newspajter i)lre«*tir ot all the best puper* and class Journals irUes therin.-ulatlon latintrol Wvery one, and a jrood deal «il Inlormatlon alxnit rates and other mailer pertaining to (he bus vcrtisliitf. Address K»WKU/H A 1NU III'ltKAl 1 ,-»pruee hi-, N•

PROFESSIONAL CARDS,

DR. C. E. RANKIN, Oillco over the Corner llxk Store. UeHldeneo fi00 Koutli WttMhiiiirU'ii Sln-,'1 Oillco lioiira—0 Uj 1'..'.lo "m.rn.

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PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON,

By T. H. H. McCAlN.

Kntere«I iit ttie IV*tottle« at CruwfnHb vlUc Indiana, us siMxmtI*elu» mutter.

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Thib Is the Great Medium of Supply and Demand for the People of Cruwfordsville. We Invite You to Patronize this Column. We Urge You to Read It.

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JOTHNAL.

Thre«- mouths ... «... M.\ month* .. H*i One yeur fl .»"

For sent outside the county 10 cent** additional lor post:i?fe. The

invariably he paid tor In

advance. SMMH! postal note or money order.

'HIKSOAY. AUGUST 20,1,sol.

This Date in History -Aug. 20. 15115Hiforire ViUlers, Duke oi Rnokituihiun, tui infivmous favorite James I iwul

Charles I. Sru HSUitssltrnted l»tJS. 7Kk -HutUe of {Bonaparte's* war to Spulll). IH47 liitltlo (or tattle*) of Oontrenus and Churulmsco American l.'S.1 killed and IU) wouiwled Mexican locw at least «t»U0U kilkxl and wound**!, prisoners and .77 cannon. 1*80—I lotion? «li ilntato, French px't and erratic writer, died in lhuirs born 171W. ISM— Kilpatrick'fc cavalry light at Lovojoy Sta-

l.s*V-l»resident John&on proclaimed th« restoration of i*,we, fixing this day at "the cud of the war" for Judicial detormtiiationA. WW—TIUJ British getood tho Sauz canal.

TEN MONTHS OF KINLEY. Tin' Now l'ork I'ri sn thus siimnmrize. tlit rosults of tvn months' operation of the McKiuley bill: ••The Mt'Kinlev tariff law went into otTeot ten months ago August (i. There were pretliotionH at the time in- free trale ami mugwump pajors that Ptag nation of business antl trade would fol low. The conspiracy against prosperity liegui: to keep off improvement in business. In large lines of goods prices were raised without reason, the excuse being given that the increase was due to the McKinley bill. It was declared that no new industries would spring up in this country, and that old industries would not be stimulated. The ten months that have elapsed since these predictions were made have utterly disproved each and every one of them. .Trade and commerce have followed the even tenor of their courses. The country is generally prosperous. The commodities on which prices were raised for jxilitical effect can nearly all be purchased at lower prices than before the McKinley bill went into force. New industries are being established. OKI industries are flourishing. The only place where stagnation is to be found is in tht speculative circles of Wall street.

Actual prices, not 'McKinley prices' gotten up for the moment, are demonstrating to the people that the McKinley bill is a good piece of national legislation. Prices of commodities or. the whole have declined, and the people know the reason. It is due to protectiui, and the gratifying feature of it all is that the Democratic press, having as serted that the forced high prices of last fall were McKinley prices, can not now with consistency deny that the present IOW prices are also McKinley juices."

Tin-: committee appointed by th Department Encampment of the Grand Army at its last session, at lndianaio]i to investigate the statement contained in a recontlv published article in tin 'iitiiry yiojtzi)f, entitled "Cold Cheer at Cam]) Morton.'' has indorsed and approved a reply to that article, which will be printed in the .September Cf'itltiri' It will be accompanied by a rejoindei by Dr. yetli, the author of the original paper.

int characteristic jwrverseness and cussedness the Demiterats who are howl mg loudest against, ''war taxes" are tin very indivduals who an? doing tin shouting in favor of the re.sucitation ol the worst of all those ini|Hists, the in come tax.

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Cap Hillings moved to town yesterdav.

K. L. Shadrach went to Madison Monday. Mose Carver returned from L'rairieton yesterday.

Mrs. Al Mohler is visiting home folks at Attica this weok. Miss Mc(iregor, of I,adoga, is worn ing at the Central House.

Harry Deitrich. of Crawfordsville, spent Sunday with home folks. Geo. Alward has moved back to town and occupies the old Fisher corner.

Chauncv Smith, of I'aris, III., visited his sons, lial anil Sain, here this week. I'arker lirown and family, of JJoom county. Iowa, are visiting Mose Carvei ami wife.

—My Store--What is it?

Persons having rooms to rent or desiring to furnish board to students, will please leave their names and address at, ihe office of the treasurer of th college. No. 7, Fisher Building.

T. II. Hi.STINF., Treas.

A lloon lo 117r«n.

Having used "Mother's Friend" oulil not be without it. It

a 1MM

to wives who know they have to pass through the painful ordeal of childbirth Mas. C. MEt.noniiNK, Iowa. Write the Hradfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, Gn., for further particulars. Hold by Nve Co., CrawfordHvillo. Ind.

SIIILOH'H COUGH and Consumption Cure is sold by us on guarantee It cures consumption. For sale bv Moffett, Morgan A Co

Worth Its Weight fn Go Id. Jf a price can 1m placed on pain, "Mother's Friend iB worth its weight in gold as an alleviator. My wife suffered more in ten ininutee with* either of her two children Unit she did all together with her last, having previously used four 1 Kittles of "Mother's Friend." It is a blessing to any one exjecting of lxvomc a mother, says a customer to mine. IIENOEUHOK DALK, Druggist,

Carmi, 111

Write the Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga., for further pnrtioulnr Sold by Nye A Co.. Crawfordsville. Ind

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria,

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriai

Cit) llul) of the Hub*.

.. S3® BOSTON'S CITY HALTBoston, like New York, wants a new city hall, but the old ono is a handsome structure, its only fault beinjr that it is t«o small for so largo a city. It cost about $51)0,U00, ami its stylo is of the Italian Renaissance, wirhsotno modifications suggested by artist* of the modern French school. The faces of the front aud west sides are of Concord granite, those of the other sides of plain stuue.

A Onlonarlun Admiral.

KIR PROVO WAI.I.IS.

Sir Provo William Parry Wallls, senior admiral of the British fleet, celebrated his one hundredth birthday on April 12, 1S91. lie was born in Halifax, N. S. His career lnw lieen remarkably brilliant and successful. Entering the royal navy us midshipman at the age of thirteen, ho was soon in the thick of naval warfare. Admiral Wntlis was a lieutenant on hoard tho Shannon at tl,- time of her memorable fight with tho American frigate Chesapeake in 1813.

Editor of Texax Sifting*.

Alexander E. Sweet, editor of Texas Sittings, was born in Canada in 18-11. When he was a child his parents moved to San Antonio,: Tex. At the ago of sixteen ho went to school at Poughkeepsie, N. V..afterwhich he visited Germany and was a student at Cnrlsruho for several years. He returned to Texas in 1303 and joined the Thir-ty-tliird Texas cavalry as a pri-

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ALEXANDER I:. SWEET.

vate, serving until the end of the war. After tho war he practiced law awhile and then drifted Into journalism. He started Texas Sittings in Austin in 1881. Mr. Sweet lives iu New York city with his family.

Coinuiif**lnner of l*ufonts.

Hon. William Edgar Simonds, the newly appointed commissioner of intents, is qualified for the place by many years' ex[erieuc.f! as a lawyer chiefly concerned with patent cases. He is a native of

Connecticut, for-ty-eight years old and won distinction as well as lieutenant's commission by conspicuous gallant' He has served in

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ry during tho war.

tho state legislature and in the Fiftylirst congress, but most of his work 6incthe war has lieew as a member of the law linn of Simonds & Burdette, of Hartford. //oir's Thin?

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any ease of catarrh that cannot lx cured by taking lfall'H Catarrh Cure.

F. .1. Crir.Ni'.v A- Co.. Props., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned,have known F.J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to earn out any obligations made by their lirm. \VI-'.ST ,FC

TKIIAX, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O. WALDI.VII, KI.VNAN- a-

MARVIN,

Druggists, Toledo, O. Mall's Catarrh Cure is taken internall acting directly ujMin the blood and inn'cous surfnce« of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per botn Sold by all druggistB.

Merit Winn.

We desire to say to our citizens, tin for years wo have !oen selling Dr. King New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, lincklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that

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as well oi

that liavo given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and wo stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory rosultfi do not follow their use, These remedies have won their greal popularity purely on their merits. Nyr & Co., druggists.

A Safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case ol failure a rottirn of tho purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from out advertised druggist a bottle of*Dr. KingV Now Discovery for Consumption. It ii guaranteed to bring relief in every case when used for an affection of throat lungs or chest, such as consumpt'on, in (lamination of lungs, bronchitis, asthma whooping cough croup, etc. It is pleas ant and agreeable to taste, jerfoctly safe and always lo 1k» dojemlol ujwjn. Trial bottles free at Nye Co's drug store.

YOU

oooon when Shiloh'f

3ure will give you am mediate relief Price 10 cents, 50 cents nnd $1 Moffetl Morgan & Co.

STATE NEWS.

Interesting Intollltroneo from In(.llanu Cltico.

Knight* of rythhi* hi ('uiii)i. WAUSAW. IIUL, Aug. *-M. --The animal onrampnicnt of tin* onli-t* af Knights of I'vUiius of tin? state bewail Monday. This socioty has•jjaimM wonderfully in this state in the past two years and fully of tin* uniformed rank are 111 camp. Most of the prominent K. of IN. in the country are here, including 'Jens. Koss and Carnahan. of Indianapolis. The I'ythian Sisters a sulxirdinant order of the main lod'fe. to which all wives and daughters of the knights can helon^, are

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in attendance.

WAUSAW, Ind., "Jo. -The third day of the KniyhN *»f I'vthias encamjv meiil at this place was pleasant. The following Is the roster of ofllccrK at headquarters: Maj. »ien. farnahnn, chancellor »f the order of the world Hrijf. (ten. .lajnes Ii. ii«»-.s, Indianapolis: Maj. Frank Kower.-.. Indianapolis actiujf A. A. C., I'nl. W.f II. Sands, l'olle«re ('nrners chaplain, Col.

S. D« nnv. Indianapolis Col. John M. Wamplen, assistant Suryrcon (Jencral Kiehmond, Major Adam Wallace, Lafayette Major A. M. Preston, Indianapolis.

Prinze at In1 lauhjh»il«.

1 ni[ax.\i'(n.is, Ind., Aug. VO. Karly Wctlnesday morning an electrical storm, 'companieil hy heavy rain and wind, prevailed for two hours, ilooding the streets and doing great damage «.o proprty. Charles Lynn, L. M. Kimborlin, John ItlacUwcll and Joseph Maudlin were knocked senseless bv lightning itid reinaiiuMl uneonscious for many hours. Pogue run. which passes through the city, was out of its banks before the storm abated aud the business houses and residences along its entire course were surrounded by water, which ran into the cellars and dil a great ileal of damage. Fred l^l^g and Oliver Kckd. two boys about 10 years of age, were drawn into a sewer by the llo.nl and drowned. The railroad tracks along the run were completely submerged and the trains had to creep rather than run along the rails. In some instances the fires were put out and the engines had to stand still until the water had subsided.

In a Cuve.

KNUI.ISU, Ind.. Aug. M—The Oilman cave, which has awakened much curiosity among the lovers of nature's wonders, was the seenc Tuesday morning of the wedding of Arthur L. Hct/.inger and Miss (Nu-a Montague in the apartment which shall hereafter be known as the "Matrimonial Chamber." Notice had been given two days before that the ceremony would be per formed, and nearly r»(n» guests met to witness the wedding, 'flic chamber where the ceremony was performed Is upward of SO feet l^r.g and .11 wide, with a ceiling not less than 20 feet high. Stalactites and stalagmites lighted up by three dozen Japanese lanterns and a number of pine torches, made a seen never to be forgotten. After the ceremony wits performed cloths were spread and an abundant lunch was set for all visitors, by whom various toasts were delivered eulogistic of the scene and congratulatory of the happy couple.

Hlg Natural (ins Deal.

iMUANAPoi.is, Ind. Aug. 20. —John J. Hricc, brother of I'nited States Sen ator Hriee, is here, looking up his brother's natural gas interests, and a rumor is current that a deal in gas property of more than ordinary proportions.) is under consideration. Some three or four months past the Price syndicate has been negotiating for the lenses owned by the Standard Oil Company in Howard, Hamilton, Madison, Tipton, Orunt aud other gas belt conn ties, with view, it is said, of throwing the whole field thus preempted to the supply of the projected pipe line to Chicago.

ouml Itare Colin In a I'iebl.

HUIOMINUTON. Ind., Aug. 20.—While Ilenrv Rhorcr, a farmer, was working in a field he discovered a silver half dollar, and after digging succeeded in Hnding old coin to the amount of $102. There are 142 half dollars of various dates, none later than ls:t7, and the balance was made up of rare Spanish and American coins. The collection is pronounced by the banks as being valuable.

Trotting at Mttncfe.

Mt'Ncir,, Ind., Aug. 20.—The second day's races of the Delaware count fall were very well attended. The :i:00 trot was won by .lose Morrison in three straight heats- best time. 2: H'i. In the Delaware county trot for a purse of $100 Silvertori won in three straight heats -best time, 2:IS The running I'lte, half-mile heats, was won by Jcisev Hunt in 0:."8 and 1: !1.

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Wholesale

SIIKUIY vn.i I Ind., Aug.

20. -'One of

the heaviest rainstoi ins this county ever expt r-eneed oecu:r*-d Wednesday, during v. hich lightnii did much d- mage. A large ain belonging to William Cox, miles north of here, was struck and dt strayed, together with a large crop of wheat and ha v. Loss, $3,000 insured for $2,01 0.

lioat lh I'rnfi'MHiotml.

A.VUKISKON, 1 nd.. Any. '•). -Hen Mass, lifted IS, an amateur, ran a hundredvard race a^ainsL Charles liaymond, a Pennsylvania professional, for a purse of £50(1 Wednesday afternoon. I lass beat Raymond 1.1 inches.

Death of th,- Inventor of Hi,. Iliitiil-Cnr. SOI-TH IIKND,

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ao. Nnthan

Liffh thall, onee a resident, of St. Joseph county, is dead. lie invented the hand-ear now in use on all the railroads in the country, lie was a well-known knight templar.

WanU a Itecolvrr.

INDIAXAmus. Ind., Aug. 20.—The Uerlcshire Life Insuranee Company has filed suit asking for the appointment of a receiver for the Capital city planing mill, owned by Peter KoutW ind others.

Wh*u Baby was crfcK, w* g&vo hor uutorfe. Wh«n she won a Child, she cried tor Castorl*. When WHO FO^CAIM.' MIHA, she clung to CAStorl*. 4'hen b)IObadChildren,aliogavethemCastorfe.

Dr. If. E. Oroene,.Toel llloek,treats all diMVMOs of eye, wir,noBO and throat. Fittingand fnrniKliing glasses a ppncialty.

McElro.'. WINE OF CARDUI (ur lumule dlioawi.

A SAVIOUR OF HER SEX.

AVhnn pain becomes a constant eompanlon when there Is no repose for the salTcrer, by day or night when life itself seems to be a calamity and when all this is reversed by a woman, whoso only ambition is to do good to others, has she not won the abovo title?

LYDIA E, PINKHM'Sc

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DR.

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cures all tlioso peculiar weaknesses aiul irilments of women, all organic diseases of the Uterus or Womb, and Ovarian Troubles, lScarinc-dowti Sensations, Weak Hack, Debility, Nervous Prostration, etc. Every Druggist sell., it as a standard article, or sent by mail, iu form of l'ills or Ijozenges, on receipt of S1.00.

end two 2-cent stamp, tor Mr,. Plnkham

beautiful 88-paae Illustrated book, entitled ''GUIDE TO HEALTH AND ETIQUBTTE." ft contains a volumeol valuable Information saved lives, and may save yours.

Lydla E. Plnkham Med. Co., Lynn. Maaa.

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ileumRKYU'srKOiKics arosetoutmcaUy ami carcfully |reitaroil prt«tKTii»tlons

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for many

v(«ara iu private practice with fluccott.aud for over thirty years ustHi by tho people. Every

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Sixy

a flpoclal cure for tlit* (llneaAc tianunl, Tluwe SpeeUlcs cure without druygltiK. pun?In* or reducing tho ny»toin, nnt are in fuct nn.l d«-odtlici«overelffn reutcdicii of the World. rnp PRINCIPAL NOS. CEUET*. riuci'J

Kevern. Conation. InHaniitmtlon. ,*i,5 WorniH. Worm Fevor, Worm Cullf Crylnir Conc»orT«H?t!ilUKOf Infnnu .*55 Dlarrura* of Children or Adults tjft Iy»eniery. Orlplng.IUllouHColle.... Cholera morbun, Vomltlug -OUUHN» Cold, ltronchltlfl Neuralgia. Toothache,Fnccnt'hc IlendacnvAf Slcklicndacho. ViTilgo PyHpepHln* Ullloiis Stomach .. HupproMNcdor Painful Period* Whit up* KheutiiatlHiti* nuounwitlcl'ulnw.,.. Fever and Ague. Chills,Malaria..

eH» too Profuse Periods

Halt Rltcum*^ Erynlpelafl, Eruptions. 111 hin* Itheuniatlc 1'ali l'llcH, mind or Bleeding ''oldlir

Croup* Cough, plfllcult llrenthlng

Catarrh, Influenza, Co! I Whooping Cough*

CARTERS

.AO .50 *5(1

Iu the Head

Inlont Coughri. slcal Weuknejw

Kidney l)i«*enVe' ..." !Ho Nervous Debility 1.00 rinary WenUiH***. BM. .50 DIMCIIHCH of tbellearttl'alpltnttMii 1.00

«t»neral Dohlllty.Physl

s^»ld by Druggist*, or sont postpaid on mvlpt of price. Dn. IIUMPIIIUCV»(

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rlculy hound In cloth aud gold, matted free. HUMPHREYS* MEDICINE 0CL, Cor. William and John Stroets, Now York.

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Blcfc Hoadachoand rollovo all tho trouble* tocfdont to a bilious Btato of tho flystnin. auoh aa Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distrosa after eating. Pain In tho Bldo, &o. Wlillo thoir moefi remarkable

BUCCOSS

has been shown lu

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Boofl&eho, T«t Carter's LitUo Mvor MM im equally vnluabloin ConsUpatton. curinR and pro. venting tbtBannoylnH complaint, whllo tliny also corroct all disorders of Ibo itoninch j)Unn-.lato tho Xlvor and rogulato tho lwwela. Evou IX llicy oul»

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Acbfi they would bo almofltprlcnloaatn t^oAowho iuuer from tMs diatroeslng complaint but fortunately thoirgoodneMdoes notond horo.and thoaa whooncotry thorn will find thoao Httlo pilln valuAble lo so many ways that thoy will not bo wll. lisg to do without them. But after aUelckho*]

ACHE

(Is the bono of so many lives that horo Is whom Womakeour great boaat. Our pllln euro It whllo Others do not.

Carter's Little Liver Pills arc very small and very easy to take. Ono or two pills mako a dosa. They are strictly vcKotabto and do not gripe or purge, but by thoir gentlo action ploaso all who unothem. InvialHat25conts five for tl. Sold by droEgiats everywhere, or oont by mall. .CARTER WEmeiNE CO.. New York

SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

RAILROAD iti:M.S.

IIAUVKKT KXlTltSION

Via Viimlnlin Lino will 1k run An^. 2.r), SfpL 15 inul S«'i)t. 2!l at giwitlv r"tlucoil rates. Full particulars wnin.'

J. C. lIcTlillNSdN, AfJOIlt. VANDAI.TA liXCUltSION-K.

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at AS'arwnv, Iml., \vi: will wll at one fare, SH.7fi, the rnuml Irip. on

AII^'IIK)

17tli to 20tli, good to return ineludinu August,'24. Account Koliliorn reunion at Terre llauto August. Kith to l.Mli incliihive, atone fare, $1.(1(1 the round trip, (lood to return including trains of Aug. 17.

lie Lake MaxinUuckec sp^'ial is continued during the five Sundays in Aug ust, leaving at (Mil a. in. V'a're §2 the round trip. j, .haturilav tickets to Alaxinkiu'ke,* at S2.1HI, good to return including the fol"wing Monday. .VIAOAUA AT.l.H ICXCrUHION.

The Big Four rouU will run a cheap excursion to Niagara Falls on August lHt,h, at the same rates as ant year. Tt will, however, this year run over the L. S. .t M. H. from Cleveland to Bullalo.

Sottvr..

I ho Sumlay "Ijako KjHHiiaT* trnin run ly tho Vandalia Line. Terre Haute to Lake Maxinkuokeo (Marmont station) and return, during the Summer months, will lie continued each Sunday during August.

COI-NTY FAIRS.

Tho Vandalia will sell tickets as follows: To Hoekvillo, August 17th to 22d, SI.20 round trip.

To Frankfurt, August 2-lth to 2Hth, Si routnl trip. To Camden Sept. 1st to nth, Sl.ilfi rour.d trip.

To Onion August 17th to 18th, 80 cents round trip on account the WoodyBloomingdalo.

To Torre llauto, August 2.rith to 2Sth at 81.(10 round trip on account of tho Vigo County Fair and Horse Breeders Association.

EXCURSION TO MINNEAPOLIS. On occasion of National Encnm])mont, Sons of Veterans, the Monon llouto will sell excursion tickets to lis, Minn., at one faro for the round trip on Aug. 22nd or 2Mrd, good to return August 2!llh or 30th.

sci io

F's.

CIIAHK.IIIIISVII.M:, 'riiursdiiy.

AII^

1 news of

To-morrow

CURTNG

20, ism

Summer

Uni'.cr-

we:ir printed yesterday, equaled in interest any

this far

Annual

And this

in the

Trade Sale

is saying

much.

The attractions of to-mo'row in this department will matchthose of to-day.

A dollar will

true of all from .]0c.

I.ji'lli'f. .h»rsi'j Wsts ID.-, inmi 15 and t!0. l.inlU's, Jftsi'y KUilusl sts lfur, J'r)nr'."»f. I.mll«'s, .hMsi'.v KililtcM \\wts I r. I nmi I.iullfs, Ji'tsoy IUUIKHI I'limi Ljulii's, Si!k .li'i-M-y Itl!!»«•«! Vests t'nuii

l.U-LIFS, IIHIIJI Utillnl^fran Vtvt '.'Ic I rdin XV. Luilh^. IntHu (5uu/.o Uulliri^tfun Vosts 'JTc

I run tOr. Liulios. I ml hi (iauze UM.llrlK^rnn Vcjits 7' .• I'IDIII l.-ulli'S ?i*!i naU'il^K'an N'rsts -I1U1 rnnn 7"»\ .Irrsry lii'lla (Suu/o WsU 10t? j'rtni '..'."nr. Misses In«lia (tati/.c Vrsts 10c from Iftc. Mlssos India (lau/.r WM-8 from "Oct. Missi India (iaii/o Vi»sts from U."»c. '20c frtnn

4(H«.

*:o-

MciiV India (lau/.c Slilcts 'JOc from :»."»(• (»}iu/.ii Orawors from'tiic Shirts .'17'.? fnmi r.oc Mrii's Halbritr^an Drawers :i7U from 50c

The ahovd are for one day

Antl is not that paying a

big-

premium on our Underware department. New things a preparing in Dress Goods which we hope ro announce soon and thus add to the great interest already existing in the Annual Trade Sale.

and Saturday, tw

days only, Shirt Waists.

FOR MEN ONLY! Ifor LOST or FAILTNO KANH00D, |0« neral and NEEVOHS

HTM,

DKBnjTT,

.IWeakneu of Body and Kind, Effect*

r—— •lofErroraorExcwea in Oid or Tounff, 1°e.l.fr'ul 1 »lilll» A rjUTS uf ILllljy

J"'*11,1" •"""illlKATIIKST-H.D.ai. In d.,, "andHprtMhinalln](i»rlfd)frY«..a,.II.lr4

Drtrrlplho Itimk, fi|tliaktinn mrtM ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO,N, V.

DR. SAWUiiW'S

ELECTRIC BELT wm smnmnir. T-- FOR

ITR

fir,..

Mmle tat thlktiweltie fu

of «^nrr»ih* n,^krc-.». rivluK Krwl*. RIM, Hmth

,urr'»'»»

"f Kl.-^tricily through Alt WHAi'

ri-ktnrliiR tlx-tn

ilVli'l

IIKAI.III»n.t VIIMlKOIJMHI KKMITII

Stf¥*c inrrrr»t t»ll U-UNIIJ, or forMl in ea»l, ".i'T »6. tn

u(l

Wor«t«*i»lVr

'""DOi*. ptiDiiliiel Krcc.

^AUDEli il^EOTRlC CO. icu us&iiw yi., CHICABOt III

.Grand Opcdmj ol the Sjason

Music II

Saturday, Aug. lijltli

"Knur Yraira of Succnss anil Still I.ciidinr tlio I'roci!. sion,"~Tlic

Gormans' Minstrels,

1 '"lor tho management, or Win. Rvorsoln. •Tho Season's I'roKrainmo tlso talk of every city

Miv nijiccut A'cw First l\trl,

I ILLKV'-SL.. Mom M^-,,10,,v.I,l

Marcliliiff

100

lntrieau.

I'VcrconeciviMl.

'The (lathering oj the Chins."

The

llrstol all SoriK'i il-11

Otlic.i r,.,ii„r,!B incliniln^.liinwH Oorn an'n 1 ixiiilt-sL nt U-rplr-cc, "/i rt fp/iau (,j

S!:i"sMn

rtrn":'-' IS

hen

l^e

50 lo

100 per ct nt more than usual in Summer Underware. This

r-j- 'I

P-_ y.'f {i_ns

2ss L'-l

v" rr^\

Your

"Soiled',

some aie, but they dont look it, Othert as bright as a new dollar. No

matter the price is half.

From a handful for a dollar up to very line.

Hoys and Misses Shirt ami

I'IOIIFO

1 from '25 .V M5. !5ov and Shirt and

Wulst.s

HIOIIM'

Walnts

:»:ir from 50 A- 75c. Ladles tdiirt and lllouse Wjilsls, l!tc front 5 cents Lailles' M»l*t and Itloiise Waists 'l.'k'lrom 50c. hadlcs' Shirt and Mlonse \VuNt.s, 57e from 75«' and s5.) l.adH's' Slnrt ami IHmise Wjdsis, 7 {t. t'roni and ?l .rj5.

liiscnons

IV7 and l\M» I'aii Mainslit«'t

JAPANESE

CURE

A final,mteed Cure for Piles of whutovct kind oi det're—Kxternal. InUTinil. Hllnd or iiir^iuiK1uehlhit,Chronic,Heccnt.«»r MereditJirv his jteniedy

IHIA

pcwiUvtily never heen known

lo lull. Il.utl a box, i\ ttoxes lor •5.0(» sent. b\ inall pr«'|»aid on receipt of price. A wrliieii (•uaranti'e |w»stlvely ^Iven to ci»ch purchaser ol nlMixes. when purchased alone times to refund the 3. On paid If not (Mired, (iuarautf'e Issued hy Nye .V Co, Dru^'IstHAr Sole Agents, Crawfordsville. Ind. Samples Free.

&.S

Sen

Qenuirieharia.

RED tin lay on

every pi ug.

OLD HONESTY

IS ACK.NOWI

edged to b& ti|c uijrc^t and rr]0st larsHiiu'i-'irn: of Standard ClieivingVohnt^o on themarKet. Tr^.o it & better test Ih.inany About it. Give it a fair trial.

dealer lias it.

IRQ. F1NZER 4 BROS., Louisville. Ky

mwmm

COUGHS AND COLDS. 8fto* And 91* at all dra^K^tt.

E. MORGAN & SONS,

Proprietor

PROVIDENCE. R. I.

ritiKKSLPi'LiKnhjr ROSS GORDON, La Fayette, Ind. Sold by Nve iV O).

ClBelonttl Hamilton ttd Dartcn Thouiand Mil* Booki ara •ev •old lor Twenty Dollar* and food •B tttm* different roada •11 ting

0^- ii •Tar-raid llckit

WWMI

Clnclnmtl

CENTS.

Falamtoci

Iadiampclii Ann Arbol Tolwlo

BniU* Pwrli

MILE

___ Cl«T«land VIA Nl»g»" arii

ThonmJ elbat poind

CIHi&DI

-gjIl0UISVIllI.IHWAl8liri CHICAEOjij.ji-

Through Kouto U)

Chicago, Lonisville,

GrM'iic.aslle,

Michigan City, Bedford, New A Iliaiiy

All Points North, Soiilli

and West.

South IfOiind.—No.

NIKM

mM dully No.

K\i»n^P.

R,T

fa»t mull.

.'10,

III«

Lafayette Aecoininodiitloii, ti.'Jl Huiiil*}'.

mIIF.

No. ft. (JreeiHtastlo Acooinino'lHtion, »O.tp oxeoptSumluy, North l»onnd.—No. 4, nl^'lit esprfsp. m., dully No. 0, fast mull, I .'W

1 51 IV N"

1(1

TMIW

No frolKht trulim carry paRfii'ni." U, 4, 5.0, stoiBonlyatComityi'»i« JAMKtiHAKhKK.

Gon. Pass. Apt. Monon Know 111

Monon Rlock Chl uro,

Cleveland, Cin

Big 4

cinnati, Chicago

Route.

&St. Louis R.R

Wapner Bloopors on nltflit tralnB. H''sl

No. 18 Mall No.8 Mall

IIihici^,

Flic Silver ahliu

('oforcd ./an."

'"'ffi -1"'1""""'•'"iiii'HMliiuiK .lullM nn.l (loorue Udnimii. 1'rlees .'t5, 50 nnd 75 eenln.

Kul.,,ul

.""''I'l^.n*v w„iim.v

a in a

1 1

n"1

cm day coacboson all trains. ConnootlnK with aol.it Vw]!1"1'' .,,

sWU

llloomlnKton anil I'corlti to mul from river, Ocnvor and tlio PHOIOC ,,|,|

At ImlliinajKillH, Wnolnnatl, ^'1.' Coliimhus to and Trom tlio

Ka«trn

board cities, TIIAINB AT OltAWFOIlMVITXR. j, OOINOWKST.

No. No.7 mull id...)

No. 17 mall No. 3 KiproSR

'I'

OOINO HAHT. ,.

"No. 10 Mall -Va n) No. 2 Kxprofls

Vandalia Linf

DIKBCT KOOTK

Nashville,

Chattanooga,

Florida, Hot Siinn^ j,, Texas, Kansas,

Michigan,

flli"smir

^»1,,,HN?0I.tll(nl ol.io

Clean Depotn, Cloau Concli"«,