Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 August 1891 — Page 2

OXE ENJOYS Both tlio method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the f_ys•fin effectually, dispels colds, headl.hes and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the jnly remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acoptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared onlv from the mosi healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known.

Svrup of Figs is for sale in 50c itnd SI bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who ..wishes to try if. Do not accept any

F'.ihstitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO S.F.V fHArXISCO. CAL 10UISVIUI. KY A£H' YORK. N

MEETINGS.

I'utier this will {..• j)nblish«?d trwfor thr«v tl i.v«i notices of meot'.hgs of all kinds ot HK-tetie* Loi a? notices. ci'nt^ lim\

SK.'l

ICTV—of V,—Travis Camp, No, 011. regular meeting Mondav evening, Au*r. :il,at?: !i\

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ETY— I'.U.S.»jf A Wjifhlmrton Camp, No. meet e\ery Tuesday evening in the I'lnn.-nlx Hkvk, on southeast corner of Main and N\ uMiington streets, Tho Hod ...Degree will 1m? worked on theevenlngof sv»pt. 1.

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WANTED- HELP.

Noti«x's under thb ln?ad will- be: juVdUhed lr«H' for iiircc days. If Uiat not sutlh.-lent ti^ino Hira-u.-'..

WANJED-S|TUAT|ONS.

N*oti»'»^ under this head fret.' fur thrxv days If that il'M*« not do M»(Mvork i4ome at'afn

LOST.

Notices under this hva free for three day?.

C»ST-Oo Wedno^tiay, key, with handke chief tied In ring, on wuth Wau?ror College strvet. Hvturi to Mrs. S, h. Graham. .400 Watrr«Jf.

LnT—Gn

«onth Walnut or cot'ego ?»trcnr, a

k»4* with handkerchief tknl In ring, Uiis otVu**:?.

FOUND.

under this headTrw for thrive days

FOR RENT,

Not ices under thin head one -e«?nt a line a day. High? wrml« ui a line. Nothing lesv Uian 1(» "cots taken. Cth In advance. jile use.

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»K KF.NT—(ifKMl' house on south Walnnt ret of live nxtms. hall, wcxxl house. w, ll. ei^ern and «x!lar. Enquire uf I.N. VanMek.e. U-i

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HKNT,—A irood roonr. don't tniss it. Address Box 04 1, Linden. Ind. f4-1?

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KM NT—A hou^e on south Walnut with .4 ri¥m? and summer kitJ'hon. Aj»t»iv at Albrights bakery or of Cumberland Sillier. tf.

FOR SALE.

Nutlr.^ until urir ccnt a tine :i 'I:')'- Kii-'lit wi.ris t.i line. NntliUur los.~ Uian 1U win., ijikcri. ash hi .'ulv't:!. ...

S A A in if a ii sin.'ill. at li.i,-ar

Iron

SALE—An open tawl silver watcl. Klfin morcmcnt.'ehcup. Inoulrt ai the Juiirmil filllei-

FOR TRADE.

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wmlor this lieu.l one x-iitn line aijai,-.

Kifhl utifl- lit a iin,.. I.--- Miaul'c M-nt? i*»'!l. ("u^h in Hlv !)(•»•,

MISCELLANEOUS.

I thli till* head busing-: noilrrs of all kin wnl i-it the rate of two e»'jut- »h tiny, t'a-h In u»lvunc*e, iil«»:tie

ANTKI»-Local rt nt itu^» lihlb ntmto repr\*-i-tt. Inventnu-n: '"inntnv Jno. H. KowLin. Huvnl ln«uranA-

AiMn bl«l if.. i.'hie i*ro. 111.

\\^AN I Kt— An :»etl\e, honest man &H«:ir\ iH'U monthly, ir suitable, with tunitj u» mlviifjcv. to re^re^-ut

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A I

Wanted Column,

This Is the Great Medium of

Suppljand Demand for the

People of Crawfordsville.

We Invite You to Patronize

this Column.

We Ur?e

Yen to

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one in neeO of intortcutw.non the OtHdveltlsinv wllldowoll to ob

tain copy til' "Uk.»K fur A^lvert5».er^,•, ur* p:iire, ^rleeone d«-,Uitr. Malkxl. txi-trtire imnj. on n.s'eipt of nrue. auH iins earuful c»» (ithiUon fnin the Atni-rkau Nt-wnpurH-r i)iIrK^ ur of all the best papers .ami ctai journaK' tnv\*y tlif eb ullition nitlnr of everv one. unti a jffHx] tlt»al t»: Intonnation. aUmt *mu« nod Mther matter iMTtulnlnL' to the huslne.^. nf ndyTi»sltur. A.ld^s-? Ko\VEU/S ADVKUTISINJ HI ItF.AC 10 Spruce St.. N. y.

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and Consump

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consnrnption. For

MofTett,Morgan.t Co.

mile

PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON,

I!y T. U. B. MCCAIN.

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MONDAY,

.-vrcirsT

This Date

History—Aug,31,

Augustus l\t»snr added this* day to tho month ?o that the month natm for hbn mi^ht have as many days as that named for lib* undo, Julius.

12—Calus Cm-sir CaMu'uljv. third Umnan emperor, b^rn asHaf»innted in 41. ItfiJ—Henry V. hero king of England, died. '1&$—John Hunyan. author of "Pilgrim's Progress." died In London born IftiS. 1W-I)r. James Currle Scotch writer, died. IS17—Admiral Sir John Thouiaa Duckworth,

English naval hero. diwL ISJ—Clmrkti NordhotT, journalist and autufr. born in Ervitle, NVestjihalia, Germany. ISrtl—^klrmisih at Mtm?»on's Hill, Va. l$ti»—Mtnor battles at We.ston. \V. Vn. Medori,

Tenn.i Sterenson. Ala., and Votes Ford. Ky. 1&>J—Cavalry battle at Austin, Ark. —llattle of Jone^boro, Ga.: disastrous dofeat of the Confederate* Iwl to the hasty evacuation of Atlanta.

1890—Roy Wilko* pacrd mile ln":OSVj at Independence. Mo.. beating tho world's record. Mo*ed C. Uhrhardson. veteran journalist, of Ixjckport N. Y.. died: born ltU.

THE

WISE Dcinocratic- elatt'smun of

iht'so times is tho one who puts his month in a ^ling on the silver tpieslion.

THE

only dollnr that can he ilefemleil

in point of integrity nml true usefulness is the one that is worth 10U cents at all times ami in all places amlthatisthe lu.'publiean dollar, von want to remember.

Read

It:

Germany a movement is on foot to introduce legislation, aiming at the appointment of guardians for habitual ilrnnkarils. M'hy would not this be the solution of the vexed question? Anyone who has become a habitual drunkard should have a guardian whoso duty it should be to receive and expend the ward's wages and prosecute anyone who should sell lii'm drink. This would secure to the drunkard's family the means which the drunkard weeklv spends in debauchery. Many families, now suffering for the necessities of life, would then be placed in a position o( partial independence.

.YJ.M ItOSS.

Isaac. Golliday was in your city Saturday. .lay Brown returned from Terre Haute Saturday.

Kev. Bowman preached at the M. E. church Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Bronaugh returned from your city Friday. .Mrs. C. T. Bronaugh visited here during last week.

Charles Britton. who has had typhoid fever, is improving. Mrs. Isaac Golliday has gone to Virginia for a months, visit. •. :i .John Brown took some premiums in the speed ring at Frankfort.

Miss Ada Hatcher started to lianvillc Ind.. Friday to attend school. Mesdames Kate Spohr and Ida Evans returned home from Martinsville Saturday.

Mad ison Hettinger, who has been sick with typhoid fever, is no better. His wife and child also have the fever.

The quarterly convention of the Eleventh District Christian convention logins here the 7th. It will be a grand meeting.

Jay Brown, driver of Jack Keenev's fast horses, of Danville. Ind., drove his pacing horse. Landlord, a half mile in 1:01. and quarter in 27 seconds at Terre Haute Thursday. He will go, to Bainbridge to-day.

A Jlnun to II Ivrs.

Having used -Mother's Friend'' would not be without it.' It is a

A Soldlrr

For junior* *out outside tho comity 10 rt»nl additional tor Tlio

WKKKUY nnit

GK.NF.KAL

IKV,

to wives who know they have to pass through the painful ordeal of childbirth Miis. C. MF.LijornKE, Iowa. Write the Bradiield liegiilator Co,, Atlanta. Ga., for further particulars. Sjld by Xve ,t Co., Crawfordsville, Ind.

A Safe Divestment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring yon satisfactory results, or in case of failure a r.'tnrn of the purchase price. On this safe plan you can buv from our advertised druggist a l*Uleof"lJr. King's Xew Discovery for Oin-mmption. It is guarantee**! to bring relief in everv case, when used for an atTection of throat, lungs or chest, cucli as consumption, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis, asthma whooping cough croup, etc. tl is plo isant and agreeable to taste, jierfectly safe and always to be dej»nded upon. Trial bottlee free at Nye Co's drug store.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castor!^

Ilucklen's Am tea Salve.

The l»est salve in the world for cnte, bruises, sores, ulcers, wilt rhenm, fever sores, tetter, chapped bands, cliilapinbs corns and all skin eruptions, and losstively cures piles, or no pay require*). It is guaranteed to give jerfeet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye Co

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

When I Ugnn using Fly's Cream Balm my catarrh was so bad I "hail headache tho whole time and discharged a large amount of filthy matter. That has al most entirely disappeared and I have not had headache since.—J. II. Sommers, Stephney, Conn.

We have sold I'.ly's Cri-am Balm alxjut three years, and have recommended its use in more than a hundred sjiecial cases of catarrh. The unanimous answer to our inquiries is, "It's the best remedy that I have have ever used." Our experience is, that where parties continued its use, it never fails to cure. J. I[ Montgomery, A- Co., Druggists,]ecorah] lOWi

SKLPEN CONNOR.

iml in its present form, in 1609. Any veteran honorably discharged from any army that served east of the Alleghenies is eligible to membership. General Connor was born in Fairfield, Me.. Jan. So, 1 SCO. was graduated from Tuft's college in lSol'and entered on the practice of law sum after, served as a private iti tho First Vermont volunteers ns major, niul lieutenant colonel in the Seventh Maine, and was finally made brigadier general, lie was governor of Maine for three terms.

Moth Kuten.

I hftd tM?autifii! parment And I laid it by with eare: I folded It close, with lavender leaves.

In a napkin ftno and fair. -It's far too costly A robe," I Bald, "For ono like me to wear." So never at morn or evening

I put my garment on It lay by itself, under clasp and key. In tho perfumed dusk alone— Its wonderful broidery hidden.

Till many a day bad gone.

There were pucsts whocanie to my portal. There were friends who sat with me. And clad in soberest raiment

I bore them company I knew I owned a beautiful roN'. Though its splendor none might see.

There were poor who stood at my portal, There wereurphaned sought my core I pivo them the tenderest pity,

Itut hjui nothing besides to spare I bad only the beautiful garment. And the raiment for daily wear.

At last, on a feast day's coming, I thought in my dress to shine: I would please myself with the luster

Of its shifting color- line I would walk with pride in the marvel Of its rarely rich design. Si out of the dust I bore it—

The Lavender fell away And fold on fold I held it up To the nearehing light of day. Alas! tho glory had iM-n.-^h^l

While there In its place lay.

Who seeks for the fadeU\s beauty MiL-t week for the u?e that it st-a!.% To the grace of a constant blessing,

The l.feauty that use reveals For into the folded robe alone

v-.- 5_,-The

uioth with its blighting steals.''

f'|® —Margaret E. &tugbtcr.

FUR AND FEATHER STORIES.

A sijriuiiKt. and snake enpaped In a battle near Springfield. 0.. and tho squirrel came oft victorious, killing his opponent.

JAMI:S CI.ARI

of New Moorcfield,

I'AIIUOT

Q.,

has a cat winch has adopted an infant polecat and is as attached t' it as to her own kittens.

Tmtrn: California lions were recently killed by a hunter in I-'resno county. One of them measured fully ei .rht feet from tip tip. The other two wero nearly as large.

in New Vork has hiul moro

than twenty owners, and has scared each one nut of his wits by screaming "fire:" at an early hour in the morning, until ilie whole house was aroused.

A THAisrcn bat belonging to William Hester, of Spring Hill, l'a., conveys message* like a carrier pigeon. Its spccil Is very great—more than two tniles a minute. It recently flew a mile in twenty-seven and three-quarter seconds.

VIJCCKNT

"GRIEST, of ''Lower Oxford,

Pa., witnessed a combat between an owl ami a smaller bird, and when the little one seemed to getting the worst of the battle he went to her assistance. The owl thereupon attacked him and bit him in the arm and face.

Sketches from ItulJa»vlllo Vnlvemlty.

Tin: CRUW.

mm.

THE CSLKE CLUB.

THE UASUEALL NINR. —Harper's Bazar.

Wheu Baby was

«fcK,

WHY

nre gave her Outort*.

VTh^n she was a Child, she cried for C&storUh When sho became Miss, (the clung to Castoria. When she bad Children, she gave them Castorjr«

WILI, YOU oocon

Mbrgnn

when

Co.

Shiloh'E

3nre will give you ammediato relief. Price

cents,GO cents and

FK05I IlOOSIlvK'DOM.

A Column of Frosh IntolllBOtioe from Points In Indiana.

AIICRIMI TIIX-DIMIKIT*

n.-noiinrinl.

IndiAnAroi.js. lml.. Auf. :1.—The ttato tux commissioners Sat\trlav completed the review ot all but twenty-live of the statements made l»y corporations on Thursday. In come eases the assessments wen? made in excess of 5100,ouo, ant! the total to date will ny*rrej :iti* about £-,\ 00,DOO added to the tax duplicates of the counties by increases on corporations alone. Attorney (ietieral Smith sent a salty letter to the board revranlin^r the return of the Kirst national bank of Torre Haute. The bank submitted a statement showing tJwO.OUO capital stock. S'JOO.OOU surplus and S100,000 undivided profits and was assessed by the local board at S't-O.doo. Amonij

^}u, items submitted to be deducted

General Selden Connor, of Maine, is from the total was Sluo.ooo said to reppresident for 1*00-1 of the Society of the resent, "to p«r cent, of probable loss Army of the L'otoniac, which W LS organ- on future business mid.worthless debts, aggregating SOU,000." The attorney general reviews these credits and denounces them as wrung in law. false in

theory ami morally corrupt, and adds: "Tho Items treated as debts are pure and simple fabrications. It is the most gigantic deception that has ever fallen under the olscrvatlon of this ofllce. The farmer received no deduction* and the home of the laborer is not reduced in value because durlnc the v^ar he may sustain losses by sickness, bud weather or financial failures. No process of calculation known to honesty and lair dealing can reduce the capital stock of this hank below K»(X),uAl."

Work of a Chloroform I-luiul. CUAWKOMISVII.I.K, Intl., All". 31.— There is a chloroform tiend at work at Crawfordsville. Within the last week he has chloroformed the bedrooms of two prominent citizens. The last victims were Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Marsh. The wife was awakened aboutC clock in the morning liy a loud noise in the hallway and immediately recognized the odor of chloroform. .She threw open the doors and window*, but not until her husband, who was asleep, had become so far (rone tluit he was resuscitated with ditlicultv. The deadly drug was found in a wad of cotton which had been thrown over the transom bv means of stone.

Galling Marriage Uondi.

Cot.vMiirs, Ind.. Aug. 81.—The clerks of the various circuit courts in this part of the state have just completed makin out the civil circuit court dockets for the terms of court beginning September 1. Unusually large dockets appear in each county. Fully 4" per tent, of the litigants are petitioners for divorce. Of ninety-one eases in Itartholemew county thirty-three art di voree cases. In Jefferson county there arc twenty-seven divorce eases out of eighty-four on the docket, while in .)ennings county nine such eases were filed in a single dav.

Investigating the Musgrnve Case.

TKKHK HATTE,

I ml.. Aug. 1. .1. 11.

Schumacher, an agent of the United States Mutual Accident Insurance Company, has arrived here to investigate the Musgravc case, lie says he knows of 610,000 insurance in addition to the $10,000 in his company, but he will not tell the names of the companies nor those of the beneficiaries, lie will not pay any reward for the capture of Musgrave and treats the case as one in which the compaay would le on the defensive in resisting paying the two policies of $5,1)00 each.

Wanted to l.vnrh Him.

MAKTINSVIU.K,

Ind., Aug. HI.—-At a

late hour Saturday night while attempting to arrest a desperado named Dell Core City Marshal William Cox was seriously if not fatally wounded by a knife thrust in the left side. Tor a short time threats of lynching were indulged in, but. the would-be murderer was hurriedly taken to the county jail before the mob had time to organize.

Alleged Kmbe/.zler Arrested.

AXDKHSO.V,

hid., Aug. SI.—John

Wells, charged with embezzling S50u while employed as bookkeeper at the Knife and liar works, was arrested at Dayton. O., Saturday noon, and will be returned to this city to-day. Wells is a young married man and came to this city from Dayton. O., in l-'ebruary last. He decamped in March short SiJOO in his accounts.

Won by Critmore.

tiUKKNSiiriin. Ind., Aug. 81.—The races here were finished Saturday with the free-for-all pace, in which there were three starters—all good ones. The track was in good condition. Critmore took the race in straight heats, but was crowded from wire to wire by Hald Hornet, with lOrmie C. close to the front Time, 2:-J3, -2:30 and

Klre at Seymour.

Sl-YMOL-H, Ind. Aug. 81. J. W. Swift's Hat hoop factory, the largest in the state and finely equipped, was burned Saturday morning. Loss, 37,000 insured for half. The fire was of incendiary origin, l'eople are greatly excited und if the guilty parties are caught punishment will be summary.

Death from Un Asliea of l'lpc. Coi.r.Miu s, Ind., Aug. 31.—Mrs. Sarah Staley, an aged lady, died here from blood poisoning. Two weeks ago she was smoking a pipe, and, dropping fire in her lap. her clothes were sot on fire, burning her considerably, when blood poisoning set in and ended her life.

Chnrveil with liaising Orilem.

LKIIANOX,

I ml., Aug. 81. Henry

I'ettit is in jail here charged with forgery. It is claimed he solicited fruittree orders for the Kairview nursery of Tippecanoe City, O., and raised the orders after they had been signed by the purchasers.

Train Kobtiern Sentenced.

SKY.MOLU,

Ind., Aug.

Terribly Injured.

I'oitTt.Axn, hid., Aug. 81. Robert Garvinger, of this place, wlille cutting a string slipped and fell on the point of liis kn fe, which cut one of hiio eyeballs In two.

Worth its n'etght in Void. If a price enn be placed on pain,

"Mother's

Friend is

Write the Bradfield

Moffett

An Illustrated book, entitled

petuating my woik. Here is a life's practice of a iVomsui ainoiiK Wiiiiiiiu, anI «'(»iitaitis Facts tliat cannot ho foil mi elsewhere! It is the largest collection the worhl has ever known.'

Turn:. These I'eeords are available to the "Women of the worlil. Personal attention i-= given to confidential letters, and correspondence is solicited from suffering women.

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S

I-tliconly l'o«itivo Ciiro IIIHI iixitliimti1 HCIIIHIj

tor tnt- jn culinr ami uilmrut* ot women.

It cures tlte wor-t form* of Female Complaint*, that Hearing-down Feeling, Weak IVtck, Falling ami Pi-placement of the Womb, Inflammation, Ovarian Troubles, ami all Organic Uifiafe* of the L'teru* or Womb, ami is Invaluable to the Change of Life. Dissolve* ami exjK'ls Tumor? from the l.'terus at an early stage, ami checks any tendeucy to Cancerous Humor. Subdues Fuititm— KxeituhiJitv, Nervous Prostration, Kxhaution, rnd ftri'iijrthens and tone- the Motnach. Cures lleallaclm, General Debility, Indigestion, rti\, and invigorate- The whole svstem. For the cure of Kidney Complaints ot* either sex, the lino no rivul.

All DruggM* sell it a- a «utiiIarl article, or «ent bv mail, in form of Fill* or l.-uvne.'s, on receipt of *1.00. LYDIA E. PINKHAM MED. CO., LYNN* MASS.

ATAny

CARTERS

ITTLE

Plus.

iJcaaicho, yol Cnrtcr'a Lltllo Llvar PIUS sn tsquallT T&Iaablo in Constipation, curing and preventing thiaannoyiUHCompluint.whUo tlieyals® correct all diaordcrfiortbeitomacb^ttmnlntQth3 liver and rtguiato tho bowela. Even JX thojroalj

HEAD

Ache tbey would bo almoatprlcolcfla to IhoM wfca Buffer from thisdistrcssingcompiaint but fortunately thclrgoodneasdoes notend hcre.and thosa vho once try them ^111 fl nd these littlo pills vainable in eo many ways that they will not bnxrif. liag to do without them. Bat after ollaick hoa4

ACHE

flflthe bono of RO many

HTM

Ab%«

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 blessing to any one expecting of become a mother,

says a

mine.

customer to

HKNDEHSOJJ DAI.K,

Druggist, Carmi, HI

Regulator Co

Atlanta, Ga., for further particular Sold by Nye

Co., Orawfordsville. Ind

MEDICINE CO., New York.

SMALL Pill. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

THE Gnt&T ESni'Sil REMEDY,

BEECHAK'S PiLLS

Br Eilicus

31.—William

Johnson, William Nelson and Frank McCarthy have each been sentenced to a three years' terra in the penitentiary for robbing an Ohio & Mississipi freight train here three weeks ago.

A BIBB

Hat

Vrci'.h a a J'c::"' b*jt sold f'.ov 25 Ootils, BY Ai.'. r*t

FOR WEN ONLY!

'•Il PpTor LOST or FAILING KANH00D. jwGeaeral and MXRT0US DEBILITT, Weakaeu of Body and Mini), Effuti

U»(£rroraorEioaMS in Old or Youni. Mi.MKIIIII fn!l» KMUMI ll i. r.i

I/u VL.

0 frly

x.rror«or bxeeases in Old or Young.

fif tit. *v?r 'n!lr Kf^tarrd. II««r In Fnttrxf 8tr« th .WMk.t

:m:vKt4»b:nil»IU!*SAlH,AliTHoB0lFr

nnfaillKK IIOBK T«KiT»KNT-HWflu la»d«,

lfp IV®"! tad Pnr»limfMifiirfe«. HrliribtnL Uo*^HpUi« Kn»k« fipluitlra and jirfMft nailed («rk|rd)fir*. Addr.w ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO,N,

CURE

A Guaranteed rim? for Vib^s of whatever kind or detrroo~Kxt*riml. Internal, mind or Hleetjingltchinjf.Cbronk^Keccnt Hereditary. This Ki'inedy ha* positively never been known to fall. #1.00 a t»ox, loxes for t.VOO sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. A written (Junnnitee |M*iJivly given to cj»ch purelmser of FI txixes. when pureha.I^l at. one

OHIO,

to RT»*

Innd the $r00 paid If not cured. Guarantee iiy Nye Co, UrinrK^tPiV Sole A»rentf». t.niwfordsville. Ind. 8jiiii|de.s Free.

'A LIFE'S EXPERIENCE."

LYPIA

riXKHAMto Mrs.

CNAS. II. 1'INKUAM. Sly daughter, yon have spent many years of your life in aiding mc to compile these records. An analy1\j sis of every ease of female disease ever brought to my attention is here this will aid you In per

VECETABLE

COMPOUND

Guido to Health and Etiquette," by Lydia E. Plnkham, Is of great

valce to ladiec. We will present a copy to anyone addressing us with two 2-cent stamps. I

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time

WRITE TO

GEO. P. ROWELL

Ir^dlanapoS is OusinessU niversitY Ol.rj-lliTAMTiSTRATTOH. KOHTH PENNSYLVANIA ST.. WHSN BLOCK. 0PPOSITH POST-OFPICH.

THE. HS CHEST GRADE BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND 8CHOOL. i--st-»tii3hed

is/) of«en nil the year enter any time individual instruction: iccturcs large faeul ty tiiGQfihori expensesjow no fee for Diploma: a strictly Htisiness School in an unrivaled com uirrcial renter endoreed and patronized by niilroml, industrial, professional and business mc: who employ skilled help no cnargo for positions unenualed in the success of its gruciuntcs. SEND FOR ELEGANT CATALOGUE. HEEB & OSBORN, Proprietors

CURE

Bick lleadacho and relier9 all tho tronblfta tofif* dent to a bilious et&to of tbo eyptom, such afl Dizziness, Kansoa, Drowsineas. Distress after eating. Pain in tbo Side, kc. While their moaO romarkablo success has been shown in cutin^

SICK

& Co.,

No. io Spruce Street,

NEW YORK.

LOOK!

3 CD

I /-•—,

"••q.

.... 9

that hero *h6ro

vromakeourgrcatboast. Ourpillacureifwhllo others do not. Carter's Little Liver Pilla aro very tmall and Tory easy to take. Ono or two pills niakoa doso. They are strictly vegetable aud do not gripe purge, but by their gentle action please ail who usothera. In vialsnt 25 c*»»ts five for $1. Sold ty druggists everywhere, or sunt by mail.

A FINE

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'I'liis iimn nhvuvH hml liis Ailvcrtising IICIIIK

Iy ixvijilo who ofiiild ilo it, eliwipfi than nnvliody

I'lsi' cdiilil iilTdiil mill Tliiit'n whv ho gnt

S I N N E

^HUMPHREYS'

VETERINARY SPECIFICS

Tor Borees, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, AND POULTRY. 300 Page Hook ma Trralmonl of AnimnU and C'hnrt Sent Free. ctmw (FrTcr«.CnnBeatlon«,Innnmmatlon A.A.l^phiul »IviiIiiEitU, Milk Fever. lt.ll.—StrnliiM* LameneMK* Ulicumatit«m« C.C .—IMmemper, Nn»nl IHtchurve!*. I.1.—llotM or C«rubnf Wormit*

IlcBvcm Pneumonia* °r Gripe*# Uellynche.

..t«...llll0unrria«e. lleruorrbatfefl.

H.H.-Urinary

JAPANESE

nud Klduey

UUCHHC(«•

I.1.—Eruptive I)ine(iHent Mnnge. J.K.—]t»ennc«of Ditfe.tlon, Iarnlyftti*» Single liottlo (over SO doses), .QQ stable Case, with. Spee-Hlca, Manual,

N eUTinary Cure Oil and Modlcator. 8r.OO Jar Veterinary Care Oil, 1.00 Sold by Druggists or Sent Prepaid anywhere &nd in any quantity on Rocelpt of Price.

HUMPHREYS* MEDICINE CO.. Oornor William and John Sta., Now York.

HUMPHREYS'

liOHl HOMEOPATHIC f%

pKlSPECIfIC No.uo In use 30 years. .The only aaceeatfal remedy for NefyousDebihtjf,

Vital Weakness,

and Proctratlon. fnun nmr.wnrtr a* aHiav

«'"w«uui»a, ursoui [mniuam ou!

ot prlca-HUMPHRETS' MEDICINE CO., Oor. William aad John Sta. I. T.

PILCI".

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:IS INDEED A

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gran

A O N E A E S

THESE GOODS ARE ON THE MARKET IN ONLY ONE SHAPE. 3x12

FULL 16 OZ. PLUG-THK

MOST CONVENIENT TO GUT N

POCKET PIECES OR CARRY WHOLE.

JHQ. FIKZEB & BROS., lonisfillt' iy.

RUPTURE PofltivoJr purtxl In r-o d* 110r

IIorne^H

Llwtroiliicnrtic

llUi

TntM.comblnfd.(»tianviitwvt!tia only ono in tho vorM cconttnoous Slrcfric

it- Maotriu

•current. Bctentlilc. Powerful. DuruMs Comfortublo and Etlwtiv».. Av ia fr»a!i Ovt-r0,000ctiml. 8?nd»tnmpf. rpumtjji-t ALRO ELIX'TItlO BELTtt I'OU lM'.KA^r-C IK. HOftMF. PCMQVEO TO 180 WABASH AV£t. CHICAC&

DVLtNDSEYS'*BiOOVSEARCHEH* Good Blood, Good Health* The Blood 8««reh«r th« lafMt Pcrtflc r»er

Vknown.

Beit

T«b1II^Ovrca

o. BoQa,

Ilmr-'i.

Uletta, Black Budi. aad all U4fl

fBlood. Bold It DrsffUu.

as. n/vrcx.ix- .. T7P 1 O

raovta?t» UV.vns'f-«i« UKKrD

TfilC CUT

r. ... »UTS. I'.vnuoli* lLTKa*.d tll.OMM 'trie I'urrfit l'.»« l»,»ti'.u»f "r t( /I.Ta««l «t«.l yy-

.tnrnil* I'nr.•' FT KCTVV'CJ.. CHItA3c,U

UNITY-

I'rcerfom, Fellowship uml Character in ltcliisiou'*tffht four-column prwji'&.welt piiriU-l. A lite raln-nn.-ri •v.ry wet'U, ulUi live arttcU* on current

One dollftr it y^nr.

... Ton vrerk# on trlut f«r ten «-cnUfn •t»mj*. WilllLKb II. KKHK A CO.,PnU*.,IJ5 Dearborn M.,(

Vegetable

13 VALUABLE Fi?,

COUGHS AND COLDS.

SSc.<p></p>IIOBOAH

S SONS,

and SI. at all drng£l«t.

Projrieliij

PROVIDENCE. R. I.

rBiDE SUPPLIEDbj

ROSS

GORDON,

La Fayette, Ind.

VIIiC' ICrw AlBAHT» CHICAGO »I

South bouml.-No. 3 Nlpht F.xpres?. m.,(lullr No. .r, f»u?t nnill, 1 P- 2' So. 9, urconcHstlc Acoomtno*latlon, .).)•» 1. ox S a

North bound.-No. 4, night cxpr"'^ m.,dally No. 0, fast nmll, l.«'l«» P-

in.:

Monon Block Cbl iro. !u

Big 4

BloomlnKton »nd to I#nJ ff nvor, Ilonver and tlio 1 »cldc crej.

Vandalia

Michigan,

Lafayette AcoomtnodHtJon, S.-l ». tn. Sunday.

I'JCI

•Train'

No frc-lirht tnilna carry posscmrer? :l. 4, 5.0. stops o»b »tCoju.tyw»^KKK(t Gen. Pass. Act. Monon Bnuw

iOleveland, Ciu-

Icinnati, Chicago

Route.

& St. Louis R.

Wnpicr Sloopcrs on nlpht trains. ", 't

,r'"J

orn day coaclicpoii trnlns Conneetlwr with soHd ce«:b.ii

A a a a

Columbus to and from the tasum 'joard elites. Tlt^INB AT CnlAWFOBDSVn.T.K.

GOINOWBST.

No. Oinall.......... e-nii *. No.7 mall (d...)

No. 17 mall e'.j .p No. 3 Express OOINO EAST. No.10 Mall No. 2 Express No. tf Mall..— "m-i.' 'I'll No.8 Mall

Lint

DIKKCT UOUTE TO

Jashville, Clmttanoopi. Florida, not Spnii^. Texas, Kansas,

Can,u,5jorti1(,r,,

Ohio

Glean Depots, Clean Conches,