Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 September 1891 — Page 2

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OXIv ENJOYS floth tho method and results when 'Syrup of Fifjs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and netd gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, i-iver ami Bowels, cleanses the svs^•tn cfiet'tiially, dispels colds, headlie? and levers and cures haliiuial •vonsiipation. Syrup of Figs is the l,ii 1 remedy of its kind ever protuired, pleading to the taste and acoptable to the stomach, prompt in its' action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the mo.n healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it. the most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is fcr sale in 50c v.nd 31 bottles by all leading drug(jists. Any reliable druggist who may rot, have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try if. Do not accept any substitute.

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This Date in History—Sept. 3. l£i i—Sir Kihvjini Coke. famous taw writer, dlel born l.VVJ. 10.7)-- Knltlo of Dunbar Cromwell, with 11,000 men, routed General Lr.iU'y with 'ii.COO. IfiSS-Oliver Cromwell tiled at the palace of

Whitehall: horn IW. 172S—Mutihew HouUon, partnorof James Watt and promoter of mechanical inventions, born In ttirminsha/n died there 1.SW. 17."C—KnirUwid adopted the new style In the calendar, eleven days beinj: added to each date to make the even year. 1 isrti— Hard lighting with Indians at Birch

Coolie ami 'Hutchinson. Minn., and Fort I Afoercrotnblc, Dak.

1SG3-Beginning

of three days' tiifht with Indi

ans at Wliito Stouo Hill, Dak. IftU—Rattle of Rerryville, Va. liTT l^onla Adolpho Thiers, French statesman I and principal orijanizer of the present rtpublic, died, born 1797.

PKOTRTION* to Ainorican industries, reciprocity in trade and «n honost dollar nro tho essential points of "Republicanism.

UNPEN the

NEW

THE

tariff for

past nine

months then* lias been added to the* demand for American labor S37.000.000 and the effect of the duty on tin plate,is onlv beginning to be felt.

BK.V/IL Kiib rprisei-r-We see it stated that our own Brookshire is to stump Ohio against McKinley. The Democrats of Indiann must have a spite against their brethren iu Ohio.

DntiNO the tbroo months from April 1 to July 1 the people bought 382,090,000 pounds more sugar than during the corresponding period of last year, and yet the aggregate cost was no greater, thanks, to.lho new Republican-tariff law.

THE public tho work Crawfimlsvillo will begin in two weeks. hen it is entered upon it will he pushed ns rapidly an circumstances will permit, so that within sixty days the people may begin to use the aeriform liniil.

enn can rest nssnml that on tin- line ti ])ipo gas to

Iion vir.t,i: Ib'/mliliwin: One or two cHiestious: Have yon inirclnisel any tinware t'ais your'. If you did. did you tind it any higher than before the IcKi'.iley bill because a law? If not, then that fart alone proves fieo traders liais for they all on id ''tinware would be higher

THE Fanners" Alliance begin." to showsigns of breaking up. Its members are (juarreliug among themselves. Farthermore tho farmers will be so busv this Fall looking after their crops anil will be so'pleased with the monetary returns from them that they arc not likely to trouble themselves much about polities.

Sl'IIAKLN'o of til*. undoubted fact llwit the Republicans are in a winning position in Ohio and that the majority of McKinley will probably be remarkably large, the New York Trihmw says:

Ihe cotle-cup and the tea-cup are preaching Republicanism. On every farm and in every village people pay less for their sugar, and are reminded of the fact every day. The Government has all the revenue it- needs. Industries have better protection than before, and the voters pay about live dollars less per year for the sugar used in every family."

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1 iss Stark, of Smartsburg, s])ent last week at Cieorge Lee's. Cieo. Hiddle and family have, moved to the farm of J. F. Butler.

Mrs. Joseph Johnson and daughter visited relatives in your city this week Miss Anna Butler, of Darlington, has been the guest of C. \V. J'ritchard the past, tveeLi

On account of a misunderstanding Miss Lillio Neiger's lecture was not given until Sunday afternoon.

Word has been received from' Matt Hamilton who is at West Baden Springs that his health is much improved.

Mr. and Mrs. \V. li. Lynch and daughter, Etln-I, 0. W. Campbell wife and daughter, spent Sunday at Kirkpatriek.

Kliler Johnson, as lie was formerly known here, was a resident of this place for many years, but a few years ngr went West to grow up with the country

The Johnson Masterman mine lo-eali-d at Joplin. Mo., and owned and run by the gentlemen above mentioned is now yielding large quantities of lead ore.

We are soon to "IOBC two of our most estimable young ladies, viz.Jlisses Ethel Lynch and Mabel l'eebles, who will attend Enrlham College at Bichmond Ind., the coining school year. Our best wishes go with them. Realizing our loss will bo the college's gain.

A Safe Invcxrmrm

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one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of the purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from onr advertised druggist a bottle of'l)r. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for an affection of throat, InngB or chest, such as consumption, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis, asthma whooping cough croup, etc. It is nleasant and agreeable to taste, jwrfectly safe and always to bo depended upon. 'Trial bottles free at Nyo «fc CO'H drug store.

Ca'.nlldate Tor (iovrrnor of Iowa. lion. Ilirain Wheeler, Republican candidate for governor of Iowa, has hail an extremely a gated career. but in it lie has maile money, ami lie now owns ten sections of land in Sac eounill I eighty men on it. anil is an extensive breeder of blooded cattlo. lie was born in

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WHKF.I.ER.

New Hampshire nfliAM c.

fiftv-six years ago and taken to Illinois I in boyhood. Thence ho went to OiliforI nia in early manhood, prospered greatly. I and married Miss Kato Dennis. After traveling in Europe from 1803 to 1371 they located in Iowa.

The Sunds of Dvu.

"O Mary, po and cull the cattlo homo, And call the cattlo home, And call the cattle homo,

Acrosj? the sanda of Deo." Tho western wind was wild and dank with foam,

And all alone went she.

The western tide crept up alone the sand, And oVr and o'er the sand, And round and round the sand.

As far as cott Id see. ''The rolling mist comedown ami hid the land, And never home came she.

*Oh, is it wtM'd, or ftsh, or fioating hair— A tress of ptldeu hair, A drowned maiden's hair.

Abovi* the nets at sea? Was uover salmon yet that shone so fair Among the stakes on Dee."

They rowwi her in across the rolling foam., The cruel crawling foam, The cruel hungry foam,

To her grave beside the sea. But still tho boatmen hear her call tho cnttlo homo

Across the sands of Dee. —Charles Klngsley

AMERICAN NOTABLES.

TIIF, widow of thief Justice Waitc. though seventy-one years of age, has dark hair mul comparatively .un-wrinkk-d fiu.'e.

Mius. AMI.I.II- Uivi:s-Cn.\Ni.En docs not figure in the will of her late uncle, Francis R. ltlves, who left an estate valued at S3,000.000.

IT was one of Hannibal Ilamlln's habits curly In his career never to let a letter go unanswered over night, no matter how insignificant the wrltei may have txx\n.

W.vuxnr. Mti.r.i:n Is tho peripatetic traveler. Within the last eight months he has crossed the continent twice, gone to Uie West Indies and to Xlcar* ftgna. besides making countless trips to the south and west.

THE boots which Daniel Webster wore on Ills farm at FranUlln, N. II., are owned by the Jsew Hampshire Historical society, and are on exhibition in a shoe store at Concord. They arc of kip leather, pegged soles and heels, with square toes.

POINTS FOR GIRLS.

Yorn mother Is your best friend.* TELI. the plcasantest things you know when at meals.

NOT

expect your brother to be as

dainty as a. girl. HAVE nothing to do with girls who snub their

KXERCISKparents.

and never try to look as if

you were In delicate health. I.VTitoiM fK every new acquaintance to your as soon as possible.

DON'Tmotherit

think necessary to get mar-

ried. There is plenty of room for old maids, and they are often happier than wives.

ENJOT the pleasure provided for you by your parents to the fullest extent. They will like that us a reward better than any other.

TAKE care of your teeth at any coet of time or trouble, and do without new dresses rather than neglect a needed visit to the dentist.—Drake's Magazine.

Tears, I.lle Tear*. null

"He cometh not," she said "I am a-weary."—Judy.

Whet. Baby was glcz, we ga»o her cistoria. \Vlii" slio was a Child, she cried for Castorla. \Vh-n ftlu. became Miss, Bhe chmg to Castorla. When she had rhl!drnn,BhoKLvethomCastorjr4

i'nil )'iiin- iff mil. list ice bills are due. Bespecl fully,

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MAIITINA- SON.

—Don't fail to attend the great make room sale at Levinson's this week.

—See those China silks, dress patterns, at 35 cents, at Abe Levinson's.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.

I'rrpnrlnu J'»r the I'd tr. Everybody is getting ready for tho fair and nearly everybody will want some job printing done. THE JontNAL Jon Oi'i'icK is fully equipped and can do any kind of work, but if your are in a big hurry come in early "this week. Don wait until tho hist minute before ordering your work.

When I begun using Ely's Cream Balm my catarrh w-as so bad I had licadacho tho whole time and discharged a largo amount of filthy matter. That has al most entirely disappeared and Ihavonot had headache since J. H. Sotnmora, Stephney, Conn.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla)

W»y wn.T. TOD oouoit when Sliiloh'B 3uro will give y(,n am mix] into relief. Price 10 cents, BO cente and $1 Moffett Morgan & Co.

INDIANA.

Intorostlng Bits of Nows from Various Parts of tho Stttto.1

Ijlkp Krle & Western TWMI l*p. PEKU, 1ml., Sept. St.—The brakenien of the Vera division of the Lake Krie ,fc Western railway struck Wednesday on account of the unsatisfactory schedule submitted and insisted on by the company. Not a freight wheel has moved, and indications point to a bitter struggle. It is not likely that the conductors will Join the men again, the sentiment bcipsr against this second strike. Passenger trains are all running.

I'HANKEoitr, lnd., Sept. 3.—'The assistance of tho police of this city was asked Wednesday evening by the Lake Erie management in putting olT a freight crew which hail boarded the weiit-bound passenger at ilillsburg. When the strike had been declared on their train had been ordered sidetracked and the engine ordered to Muneie, leaving the men to get back to Lafayette as best they could. They boarded the passenger train anil rode through to Star City, the otlicers here refusing to interfere.

INDIANAI'OI.IS, lnd., .Sept

freight is moviug on the Lake Krie «fc Western at any point The freight crews arc all out. There is considerable disseution in the ranks of the strikers, many favoring acceptance of: the schedule. At Lima and l'eru the men are outspoken in denouncing the action of the Lafayette committee in ordering a renewal of the strike. So pronounced is the dissension that the otlleials of the road are confident work will bo resumed in a day or two.

I.alcl to Host.

CHICAGO, Sept 8.—The remains of Rev. Dr. J. li. L. Soule, who died early Tuesday morning were on Wednesday temporarily deposited in the receiving vaults of Rosehill. The funeral services were held at the house of the son, Frank G. Soule, No. 2707 North Roby street, Ilavenwood, Rev. Henry Neill, of the First Presbyterian church, Uighlau Park, olliciating. [Dr. Soule was born April -1. 1S1.\ ftt Freeport, Mo. His boyhood and youth were spent upon a fortn. Entering Phillips Exeter nendomy, he graduated there In 1833, and also from Dowdotn college two years later. Prom 1S»1 to 18-13 ho studied law, but In 1&3 accepted the professorship of belles lettres at the Collegloto Institute at Terre Haute. Ind. While tn that position he drafted the Brat bill for the legislature of that 8tat« looking to the establishment of the froo school system. In 1S10 he established the Express, tho first dally paper In

Terre Haute. Ho was elected state superintendent of public Instruction (or Indiana. At tho clove of his oRlcial term ho enterod the ministry, and was choson pastor of the X'lymouth (Ind.) Congregational church. After preaching ten years he WU9 electcd professor of ancient lun^uagos In Blackburn university at Carllnvillo, 111., ond held the position twelve yeors. In 1878 he removed to Highland Park, \vh.'rf» for sevon yoars he ass pastor of tho Presbyterian church of that place. He finally resigned his pastornte and went to live with hts son, Charles B. Soule, In Highland Park.]

Tho Kiiiyhts of MoccahneA. LA I'oitTE, Ind., Sept 3.—The tenth annual convention of the lvnlghts of the Maccabees, which has been in session in this city for two days, closed Wednesday. The following oftlcers were elected for the ensuing' year: .Sir Knight Stephens, of Elk hart, past commander Sir Knight Spetli, of South Tiend, commander .Sir Knight Heyerle, of Goshen, L. I. commander Sir Kniplit Lee, of Huntington, record keeper Sir Knight Mowbray, of Peru, M. F. Sir Knight Knisely, of Columbia City, prelate Sir Knight Kennedy, of South llend, sergeant Sir Knight Gregory, of Anderson, M. A. Sir Knight Perry, of Wabash, S. Sir Knight

Drown, of Ligonier, P. Sir Knight Murphy, of Denver, tirst M. of (4. Sir Knight Ahl, of New Carlisle, second M. of G. Sir Knight Wile, of La Porte, medical examiner Sir Knights Moore, Kinley and Uoh litz, trustees. Rochester was selected as the next place for the state convention and the first Tuesday In September as the time.

State Sunday-School Convention. LOOANSI'OHT, Intl., iScpt. 3. The Indiana state Sunday-school convention assembled here Wednesday morning, State Superintendent Day, of Indianapolis, presiding. The meeting was opened with prayer by Rev. Mr. Wright, of Mishawaka. Mayor Heed delivered an address of welcome and President Day responded. The regular addresses of the day were delivered by Revs. W. M. Hell, on "Our Union— What We Seek J. E. Gilbert, on "Fraternity and Improvement W. F. Taylor, on "Our Text Hook a Divine Revelation Timothy Nicholson, on "Whatsoever Thy Hand Findeth to Do." C. L. Meigs dis cussed "Our Union—What We Desire to Do." Over 300 delegates are present and the meeting is one of the most successful ever held. The visitors arc cared for at private homes.

Ittche« of Indiana.

INDIANAI'OI.IS, Ind., Sept 3.—'Th» adjustment of values of real estate and personal property has been completed by the state tax commissioners. The total value of lands in the state is S433.2S7.BS7 value of improvements. S7a,i)2T,Hl'2 value of lots in cities a.,d incorporated towns, 887,000,498 im provements, 892,410,431 value of personal property, S2S2,395,0S3. Grand total valuation, 5941,721,211, as against S7S2,S7'J.1'J0 in 1890.

INDIAXAI-OMS, Ind., Sept. 8. In diana's tax commissioners on Wednesday decided to raise the assessment of all telegraph and telephone companies operating in the state 1 per cent

Shot by Melon Thieve*.

I.tniANArous, Ind., Sept a—Constable John Snyder, of Doolittle Mills, Perry county, assisted by his brother Saul, attempted to arrest William Enbow for stealing watermelons and wa« fatally shot through the bowels by Henry Eubow. Saul received a bullet through tho lungs from tho same source. Tho Enbows escaped to tho woods andt defy arrest Isaac W. Falkenburg, a prominent merchant and lawyer of tho same place, accuscd of participating in the melon theft was chased into Crawford county and arrested.

H'orMi its n'etght tn Gold. If a price can be placed on pain. "Mother's Friend is worth ita weight in gold ns an alleviator. My wife suffered more in ten minntes with either of her two children that Bhe 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 customer to mine. HENSKBSON DALE, Druggist,

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petuating my work, nere is a life's practice of a Woinnn ftnioiig Wonu-ii, ancl contains Facts that cannot l»e found elsewhere! It 1s tho largest collect ion the world has ever known."

NOTE. These Records are available to the Women of the world. Personal attention 's given to conllduntial letters, and correspondence is solicited from sulleriiig women.

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lor the peculiar wosikm-K-i-* and uihntMits of women. It cures the wnr^t forms of Ketmile Complaint*, that Hearing down Fooling, Wcnk llnck, Kuilhi# and li-plaoeitient of the Womb, Inflammation, Ovarian Troubles, and all Organic l)i?eH?es of the Uterus or Womb, ami is invaluable to tho Change of Life. Dissolves ami expels Tumors from the Uterus at an early stage, ami checks any tendency to Cancerous liumor. Subdues Faintnes?, Kxeitability, Nervous Trostration, Exhaustion, ami strengthens ami tones the Stomach. Cures lleatluche, (iriienil Jebillty, Indlcestiou, etc., ami iuvigorates the whole system. For the cure of Kidney Complaints of citlier sc Cb«* Comiioiiuil liu» no riv»l.

Bick Headache and rollov. all tho troubles [net* dent to a bilious etato of tho system, suoh aa Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness. Distress after eating. Pain In tho Sidu, to. Whllo their moet yexnttfkabto success hail boon shown in curing

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Health and Etiquette," by Lydia E. Plnkham,

value to ladles. We will present a copy to anyone addressing us with two 2-cent

nd ianapoi is Oil si nessU versitlf

OLD URT&NT & STRATTON. NORTH ENNSYLVANIA

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liu-rcial renter endorsed ana patronir.cd by railroad, industii&l. professional ami buainc&Jmei: who employ skilled help no charge for positions unequaled in tho success of its graduates.

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THE HIGHEST CRADE BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND 8CHOOL. ILsublislied s&O open all the year enter any time individual instruction: lectures larcc faculty time short expenses low no fee /or Diploma a strictly Business

School in an unrivaled com*

Proprietors

Alloonto IVfrcs.

Having used "Mother's Frie nd" would not be without it. It is a lo to wives who know thev have to pnsF through the painful of childbirth Mns. C. MKMOUKNKordeal

Iowa. Write the

Uradtield Regulator Co,, Atlantn, Ga., for .farther particulars. Sold by N_ve ACo., Crawfordsville, Ind.

Wo have sold Ely's Cream Balm nbimt three years, and have recommended its use in more than a hundred special cases of catarrh. The unanimous answer to our inquiries is, "It's the best remedy that I have huvo ever used." Our experience is, that where parties continued its use, it never fails to cure.—J. 11. Montgomery, Co., Druggists,Docorah, Tow,..

SHELOH'S CC LOU and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. For sale bv MnfTctt. Morgan A- Co.

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COUNTY FAIItS.

The Vi.ndnlia will soil tickets as follows Sept. 1st to 5th, SI.9ij

To Camden round trip. Ihe Sunday "Lake Special" train run bv the Vandalia Line. Terro Haute to Lake Maxinkuckee (Marmont station) and return, during the Summer months, will be continued each .Sunday during August.

Tmtr.rc oitANii HAiivi'.sT x(?rasioN8 Via the Big Four route to all principal points in the west and northwest, south and southwest, at very low rates August 25th, September loth, September 2ilth. liekets will be good for 30 days returning. Stop-overs allowed at intermediate points for the insj)ection of farm property. Don't miss this golden opportunity to secure a homo in tho West, lor lowest rates and full inforation call on agents Big Four Route. O. E Kobinson, agent C. C. C. Si St. L. Ky. Crawfordsville, Ind.

The Monon Route will sell harvest excursion tickets on August 25tli, Sep tember 15th and2!)th to all points south at one faro for tho round trip, and to all western and northwestern points at very low rates. Tickets good to return 30 days from date of sale. For rates and full information call at L., N. A. C. tickot office.

Via Vandalia, Sept. 15th. the Van dalia will sell harvc-Bt excursion tickets all points south nnd to Kansas City Leavenworth, Atchison & St. Joe, Mo. at one fare tho round trip. To nil points beyond Kansas City, otc., a faro and one-third will 1h) added to tho ono faro to these basing points, mnking the rate littlo abovo ono fare to points in Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and intermediate ]x)ints and return. Take the 9:14 a. in. Vandalia train for jerfec connections. Come early and sav time. J. O. HUTCHINSON, Agt.

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Michigan, ^ann(,5j0I.t,„,rn Ohio

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