Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 September 1891 — Page 2

OTSTI3 12 AT JOYS Both tlio method and results when Syrup of Fijjs is taken it is pleasant ami refreshing to the taste, nml acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, •l.ivcr and Bowels, cleanses the sys-

MII cfiectuallv, dispels colds, headMies aitl fevers and cures habitual i-onstipation. Syrup of Figs is the jjily remedy of its kind ever proI'Meed, ploasiiiEj to the tasto and acceptable to the stomach, proni]t in its action and truly beneficial in its cflects, prepared only from the most !ii\dthy mid airreeahle substances, its runny excellent qualities commend it to nil and have made it tho most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is fcr sale in 50c tnd 1 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who nuy not have it on hand will procure it promptly for nny one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO StN fHANCISCO, CAL LOUISVILLE. KY NEW YORK. Nl

Wanted Column.

This Is the Great Medium of

Supply and Demand for the

People

le of Crawfordsville.

We Invite You to Patronize this Column.

We Urge You to Read It.

MEETINGS.

t*uder this head will be published free for tlir«-e iy* li'Hlees ot meetings of all kind* ol soetetu.s, Local uotlco. cents a Hue.

SoniiTV-

N««. in

i*--P.« of .A.—Washington, .'iynp, et6 every Tue»biy evening In the

Phoenix ltloek. on southeast corner of Main nn I ushlmrion streets. The While J)ejm.'e

be workrd

will

on Iheevitnill^ol fept.

Noll"

FOIt

Jays.

Jl thut does not do the work come atr.-iln.

LOST,

under this head free for three days.

JOr»T—A..|w...

iKeket

book contaltiinK money

DAILY JOURNAL

PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON, By T. H. 13. McCAlN.

Kntorvl tin* INwtnllUr sil Cruwlonls U1W' imlifiHii. oo)ini-.*hiss matter.

TIIK D.MI.Y .1 ontNAL,

Ity matt, iH-riuinum Il- mull, six month

HclviWK'l*. Si'IhI ihislill note or money order.

SAM I) R-v.MMKS, President.

1%. W. I.KCCH. lieeordmir roen«tarv.

WANTED HELP.

T- rNotH-es tind'-r thi 'free tor three days. e»»:ne tikrn'n.

he:id will 11 that is

be published not sulllclciit

A vfirl to do general housework.

1\'.\NTI5II Cull

at lit Wabash st.

WANTKD-Airood

'1 u\ lor. Frankfort. Ir »l.

maker. JfHil wa?e« Address

and steady employment

C. C.

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WANTED-SITUATIONS,

.••Xotlee

under this head free lor thrx.*

cut

ea College si rw.'t. Finder plesisc leu I.*. -It,..-',, at Kelley's sh«w* ti)rc

'live

FOUND.

Noth-e?* under Ihl- iieadlreelor three days

FOR RENT.

Not lee* und«*r Ihi* head oti» c*nt a lino a flay. Ktifiit worls t» a line. Nothiiur less than ID «'eutstaKen. Cash In advance p'esuse.

Full

KKNT—t'.lood hoiise on south Walnut street of live rooms, hall, wood h»»use well, ristern and cellar, ckle

Knqulre of I. N. Van-

H-4

j^tUt HI-.NT,—A krood store room: don't mis It. A'.blress

1. Linden, lud.

I'.N'T—A house on soul Walnut with 4 HMjins ami summer kitchen. Apply Albri^hCs bakery or of Cumberland Sillle 7-: tf.

FOR SALE.

Notices under this head one cent a line a day. Klv'ht words to a line. Nothing less than 10 cents taken. tsh in advtmee, please.

it S A I A of if tniiU, at Jlisehet's llazar

liitye

)inrl

Tolt hAl.h—An open Ineert PIIVIT wntcli KU'lii movement.chenp. Inquire ut the rilill nlllc1

FOR TRADE,

Ciider this head business notices ot ill klml* will be Inserted at the rate of two -eiit-s a line a day. uh in mlvauce, plea-e.

ITAKKV-VOr

WILL

KIND

ITI. «1 matrimonial advertisements

\\T.\ NTKfi--An VV *H»0

lirNMHKDS ch and

in mv timrriaire paper mari-| ijfc made clreul m* everywhere, mailed tree. ,\dIress H'NNKLS* MONTHLY.

Toledo, Ohio.

\\/ANTKD ana to represent Investmentfompany. Address* ,Iuo. K, Kowlau llld if., (.'lueajro. 111.

Local reprer,entativi !stn»en Uoyal

In hull,»any.

Ins\irancr

active, honent' man--F»lar

monthly. If hultuble, with opjvr-

tunity to advance, to renredent locally, a reMHnsihle New urk house. Keterence. Manulueturer. l/»ek Itox ITIHO N, V. ,-ept Id

noii wish to advertise anything anvwhere at any time urlle toCKO. P. K«JU'KLL A: •»., No. 10 Spruce

St., New Vork.

E\I.in

one In need of intonnatlonon the subject of ailveitlslny whl do u«ll to oliiii ucopv of "Jtooh for Advertisers," aus paves, prlcenne dollar. Mallel. |K»sta«e patd, on receipt, of price. ContainH a careful compilation trom the American Newspaper bireetorj oi all tin* best papers and class journals «.ve». the c-reulatlou ratlnjrof every one, ami a t»ooii deal of luiormatlon about rates and nther mutter nerttilithifr to the business of advertising. Address UoW'KLL'S ADVKUT1SIMi HI Itl'.Al' Hi Spruce St., N. V.

RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

sl^u MOSOS ROUTE.

1 :'-IHa.tn Nlirlil Mall (diillvl.... 1

:'-:'vl'-"i

5 U^p.m t» 10u.in Way Freight

EAST

NOKTII

...Day Mall 'dully)

.. 1 :."la.m 1 :«l0p.ir

Above trains only stop at'co'ijiVty s»'j11wY" i.Oreencas, and Aocom... Hi'ila.

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BIG 4—Peoria Division.

W KST

H.ti»nw-Mnll 0 15tt.ro l*i::»)a.n

"0:1 .p.m Mull—h.xpress I :lHn 1 -UHp.m Mail~Kxpres8„../. oUupim

VANDALIA.

SF,„TII

NOIITH

ni Kxprt-ss (lilKimi. •clHp.m Mull Krlila.m H:r.'|nn Tiu-t I.lnc Kxpri-^(dall))... (j:( nm 11 :.1U am Krelvlit II :.*0 am

$ ..oo

......... ^.00 ........-i.no 10

Hy limit, t)mc months Ily currier, per »w* TIIK WKKKI.Y jell'UN A Three imuitli:* "W Six months Jj'.» itneyeiir *1.'—» l'or

(m|M*rs sent. mitsMe the county 10 cents iKlilltiutml lor pogtupu. Ttie WKKKI.V must Invarlutily tie

pithl

for In

FlUDAY, SEPT. 4,1891.

This Date in History—Sept. 4.

14o0—John Corvlnua riunnlndca, famous Hunfmrlun general. Uod. I3S8-Kohort Dudley, earl of Leicester and favoritoof Queen Eliznboth, died. 1708- Francois Au^uste Uene, vfecount do Chittcauhriand, famous French writer, bom died ISIS In I TIM hevMtc.nl President Wash, lutflnn. then explored the then far wost ropion and studied Indian life.

IS19—Captain Parry. In tho Heela, was the first to cross the meridian of 110 west In latitude 71 dec*. 41 tnin. 1S57—1 Jon. Levi Woodbury, Jurist, died In Portsmouth, N. II. born 1780. ISftI- Battle of Hig Creok Gap, Tenn.

Hattle of tireenvllle, Tenn. lS7i— France officially proclaimed a republic

1SSS—A

toruado in Cuba destroyed nlxmt l.OflO Uvea. Tho New York veterans dedicated a monument at Gettysburg. ISW— Kdward Follensbeo Noycs, soldier, jurist and ex-governor of Ohio, died in Cincinnati born l&fi: he lost a let in tho Atlanta campaign.

"GOOD OLD TIMES."

Tun Toledo llhttlc miiken a eotnjinrison of tho prices in tho "good old days" nml tho priees of to day on calico and sugar, two articles that tlie fanners Imy, and liutter anil beef, two articles that the farmers sell: "Our fathers of a hundred years ago paid ,ri8 cents for a yard of calico in 18H0 it was worth 20 cents in 1SG0, 11 cents in IS'.ll, cents. Let us make tho same comparison regarding tho prices of sugar. In 171)0, it cost, 18J cents a pound for a cheap brown grade, such as nobody uses now in 1830, it cost lii cents a pound: in 1800, 11 cents in lsfll, f.\ cents for the best granulated sugar. Take now something that the farmers sell in place of what they buy: In 1870, Imttersold in Massachusetts at 11 cents a ]Kund: in ISliO, at

cents a pound in 18(H),

at '20_cents a pound: in 1891, 30 to 3." cents a pound. Take another instance, that of dressed beef: In Massachusett in tho year 171)0, it sold at !Ji cents a pound in 1830, at 71 cents in 18(10, at 1'2 cents in 1S!) 1, 12 to 18 cents. Consider these facts when the froo traders talk about tho "good old days," when wo had no manufactoiies, when on- entire country was devoted to agriculture, and tho number of those engaged in other occupations formed but a small percentage of the population."

THE TARIFF IS A TAX ON THE CA NADIAN. The liockvillo Hi jmUlii'iin relates tho following which shows that tho "tariff is a tax" —on the Canadian:

A while back tho Moil. .Tamos Johnston was in Canada and while on tho train fell in with a Canadian farmer, who was cursing loud and long the Mc Ivinley tarilT. "Why," said Johnston, "what aro you kicking about? Tho Democrats in our country say tho consumer pays the tarilT and that it makes no ditTorenco to you fellows who sell to us." "The it don't!" Bnid the Canuck "When I take mv barley across tho line to sell it 1 pay i!0 cents a bushel tarilT on it. While tho American farmer get 80 cents a bushel I got 00 cents. I think I know who pays it. Blank blank tho blankoty blank McKinley law." '•Well, don't get excited my friend

Our Democratic brothers know that tho consumer pays it. They all say so and they try to mako us Kepublicans think so, too." "They are all liars thou, for I

knnir

under tUU head one font a line niluv.

T.ijrh M'nril* a line. NOIIIIIIK l'1-- Ilmn fn i-rlits taken, rash In advance, pk-a-c

MISCELLANEOUS,

who pays it. pay it." Uncle Jim gave a quiet chuckle and turned tho subject.

Everybody visiting the fair R)I»til call at '213 cant. ]NInin Btreot.

ALAMO.

Mrs. Hobort Titns is sick. (iilbort Titns is no better. Mrs. Stanford is still declining. Miss ISilla Fishero is visiting at Craw fordsville.

The index lingei 1:11 IK to throe wed dings on the way. Willard McS]adden is btiildingnn ad dition to his lionso.

Ivon 'J'itns has moved his chattels ir to the house of Hiram J)eets. Mr. and Mrs. Klliott, of Scott' J'rairie, aro visiting A. T. Campbell.

Misses Mamie and Minnie Ilarwooc of Linden, are visiting friends here. blisses ]\oso Canine and Flora KOB tanzer aro guests of tho Misses Talbot

DocrBritton and .loo Taylor woro onr midst Wednesday buying peaches Tho wife of T. H. Hani is convales cent, but hiB daughter, ].)ena, is very sick.

The families of C. Vaughan and O W. Campbell aro taking a week's outing at tho Wabash.

William Wright has moved to Trout man's Station. He will blacksmith at tho Ciunkle fencing factory.

Till Gass, the energetic driver of tho Alamo hack, has bought the Ammerman property 011 tlio corner of Main and Main cross streets, into which I10 has moved.

THE DAII.V .TorUNAR. of last woe made a good hit when it urgently advo cated tho construction of a gravel road from Alamo to tlio Bluff Mills. An en torprise of this kind would greatly en haneo the value of farm hind between those points mentioned and that is not all the tourists from your city to tho

Shades mid tin* King 1-"isiuITS' "Elysium." near tho placid waters of Koek river, would bo highly favorod by having bettor ami .sitioolhor road over which to travel. I think tho proprietors those resorts who profit by entering to tho comfort of pleasure seekers should contribute largely to tho construction of said road, and not oxjK'ct all from tho property owners on this roadway, for those should contribute? most who aro compensated most and of course they, with the excursionists and clubs who have built there will receive tho greater benefit. Alamo, I presume, would do her part according to tho good tho road would bp to those living here.

A t!1|f Armored Cruiser.

THE NEW YORK.

The latest addition to tho United States navy is tlio armored cruiser New York, from the yard of the Cramps, on the Delaware. It is specially arranged for Hagship. This floating fortress has tt displacement of 8,150 tons, with engines having a collective capacity of 18,000 horse power—nearly 8.000 more than any vessel now in the service. Tho four engines are arranged two on each side, so that but two need run at a time when maximum speed is not desired. The length on tlio water lino is SJ80 feet 6 inches, tho molded breadth (II feet, the mean draft 23i feet, and the full complement 475 officers and men. The total cost is not to exceed $3,500,000.

After tho Dancu.

I can seo myself In your eyrs tonight, .. 1 can sco myself in yemr eyes In your eyes of li^ht, lu your eyes as bright

And blue as the summer skied.

Wo have danced the dance to Its close, my swoct. And now. as tho dance sonc dies. And our dancers meet fn the moonlit street,

I can see myself ID your eyes.

But thi.- dance is done: and. littlo one, I must iro ere the picture flies: r: For soon sweet sleep will cumu arid a\vcci

My Image from your eyes.

-Etie Unnibrell.

Good Is l'eriuauuut. What is excellent, As Cod lives, is permanent: Hearts are dust: hearts' loves remain. Hearts' loves will meet agulu.

CONCERNS OF

WEALTH.

bank

THE bank of Scotland issued onepound notes as early as 1704, and their Issue has since continued without interruption.

IT is stated that the London banks have on deposit some XiiOl),000.000, while the actual cash deposit 011 hand oes not exceed fjs.ooo.ooo. or less than per cent.—Credit Review.

Sixrv years :vro only one public banking company existed in London, and at the bank of England private accounts were at that time opened rarely and with the (.rreatcst dHiienlty.

A coMiuxA-noN- has been formed of the asbestos manufacturers ot this country, 'i he capita! ol" the now toncern is SI.• ,"!.000,

It is proposed, with

competition out of the way, to push asbestos into many new uses. ONK of the ureat financial institutions of this country is the Howery savings bank of New York city. On the first of July it had deposits amounting- to ?."ij.'ji7.0s7.!in. and its surplus was So,0.-,i-,.o:i.-. 10. It had 107.1-10 depositors. This is a very wonderful exhibit.

0 (..hang*

"No, Harry. I atn sorry, but I aid sure that wo cuuld not be happy together. You know I always want my own way in everything." "Hut, my dear girl, you could go on wanting it—after we were married."— Life.

Whiu Bnbj* wna

gtnz, vet garo her

distort*

Whftn she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla. Vhea slin had Children, she gavo them Castor!/*

I'vrpitrlitti J'or the I'll Ir.

Everybody is getting reaily for the fair and nearly everybody will want some job printing done. Tun Jom.N.u, Jon Oi'i K-R is fully equipped and can do any kind of work, but if your aro in (i big"liurry eomo in early this week. Don't wait until tho last minute before ordering your work.

Wlion I liegan using Ely's Cream Balm my catarrh was BO bad had headache the whole timo and discharged a largo amount of filthy matter. That has al most entirely disappeared and I have not had lieadneho since.—J. II. Summers, Stephney, Conn.

Bermuda Bottled.

"You must KO to Bermuda. If V",

n?*

will not be *|)oUNl-

ijlo lor the conscquenccx." "lint doctor, I can afford neither the U1110 nor the money." "Well. 11 that l» Impossible, try

SCOTT'S

Fmulsioh

OF PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL.

I *nmettme* call It Bermuda Hottied, and many cane* or

CONSUMPTION. Bronchitis, Cough or Severe Cold

I hare CURED with It nnd tlio advantage N that the most xen*!. tlve fttomach can tahe It. Another thla«r which commend* it In tlie

P™Pcrtle» or the Ily

pophoxiihlteti which It contain* in It a a OruittfInt but woe you Kot the 1 original WCOTT W i:wl)U*lo,w

Tho Pato Marked Out for Foreigncrs by Chinoso.

TUE HOUSES OF EUROPEANS BURNED.

lchmtR th« Srcnp of tho 1«ate«t Ootraew —iirout Oauifor ol further l?prMini A^aln.Ht MisMioimrleM and

Trntlerm.

SKnioi'S Tiiorm.ics is CHINA. SLLAXNIIAI. Sept. 1.—Grave troubles are reported from U-hani 011 the Yung-tse-Kiatitf. Tho houses of the Europeans have been burned to the ground by the natives likewise the church, school and orphanage of the sisters have been destroyed. The French minister is expected in I'ekln now. and it is believed he will take severe and emphatic measures to secure a complete indemnity.

SAN FKAXCISCO. Sept. 4.—The steamship Gaelic has arrived twenty-two days from llonfj Kotitf, thirteen days from Yokohama. The Wuchang correspondent, writinp to the North China News under date of Aujrnst :t, says: The. patience of the foreign population is woll-ni^h worn out at the tardiness shown by the Chinese otlicials in punishing the perpetrators of the Wusueli outrages. The second batch of offenders, eight in number, have been convicted of mimic.*, assault and pillage, and sentences of penal servitude for life, banishment for life and branding on the face or back have been imposed.

On July 4 two of the murderers were privately executed at Kuangehi. On July (1 a subordinate mandarin was removed from otlice, though not otherwise punished. The authorities then professed to regard the matter as closed, except as to money reparation. After strenuous representation his excellency Chang Chi Tung consented to reopen the case July 00. Three men confessed to murdering Messrs. Green and Argent, two more to beating ladies and looting the premises and three to simple looting. On the same day, or fifty-four days after the riot, notices were posted for the first time ottering rewards for illformation concerning the rioters.

July 30 Admiral llelknap, commanding the American syiadron, received a telegram from Foocliow nnnouncing that trouble was feared at that city, and asking that a gunboat be sent there. One of the American cruisers was at once sent there. On July 31 Admiral Rclknap received a second telegram from Foocliow saying that tho Chinese had posted placards with the words: "Exterminate the foreigners." The telegram also stated that000 Ilonan soldiers stationed at Foocliow threatened to join in the uprising.

SUNDAY CLOSING ASKED.

SabbnlarhitiR Present Tliolr Arguments to World's Fair Commissioners. CHICAGO, Sept. 4.—Eighty members of the national world's fair eommision and 100 members of the board of lady managers listened Thursday morning to the arguments of members of the American Sabbath union for closing the world's fair Sundays. The arguments were presented by Col. Elliott F. Shepard, S. F. Scoville, Gen. 0. 0. Howard, F. A. Fernlcy, E. F. Cragin, F. L. I'atton, 1*. S. Henson and L. F. Coffin. The joint body listened respectfully to the arguments, but took no action. Tho commission has decided not to vote on the question tfntil after the local board of directors shall determine what It wishes to do. Then the national commission in its capacity as a supervisory body will exercise its power to concur or dissent.

The general sentiment on Sunday closing appears to be this: 1. All machinery should bo stopped. 2. No sales of general merchandise should be allowed. 3. The sales ot liquors should be suspended.

It is further the general opinion that with the rcstriciions indicated, the doors should be opened. Ample facili ties for eluirch services will, it is said be provided on the grounds.

HURT BY FROST.

Damnffo to tho Corn Crop In Iowa and Wisconsin. MASON CITY, la., Sept 4.—The first severe frost of the season fell Wednesday night. It Injured corn materially. From the present outlook nlno-tentlis of the corn of northern Iowa will be soft. It will have a tendency to in ducc farmers to hold their oats for higher prices. liintLi.NGTON", la., Sept. 4.—A light frost i= reported and some vegetation was injured. There is some uneasiness about corn and fruits.

NEW HICHI.A.VI), Wis., Sept. 4.—The hardest frost of the season was reported Wednesday morning. Corn and buckwheat In low places were seriously damaged. In Polk county these crops were totally destroyed.

Nenrly Million Gone.

THE DALLES, Ore., Sept. 4.—As a result of Wednesday's (Ire about one third of this city is in ashes and not less than 1,000 people are homeless. Kighieen blocks were totally consumed, Many business houses, together witlrC0 or 000 residences, are but a mass of ruins. Not much less than 81,000,000 worth of property was destroyed.

Ilcltiiuetl from Prison.

LONDON, .Sept. 4.—Edward McCaffrey one of the men convicted in 18s:i for complicity in the invincible conspiracy which culminated in the murder of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr, ISurke, and who was sentenced to ten years' penal servitude, has been re leased from prison and will shortly leave for the United States.

Assigned.

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.—The Central Mar ket Company, proprietors of the large market building at tho corner of State and Sonth Water stieets, has made a voluntary assignment for the benefit of its creditors In the county court to William P. Williams as assignee. Assets are placed at S303.000, and liabilities amount to £100,000.

Worth ltn Weight tn Uoltl.

if a price can be plnced on pain, "Mother's Friend is worth its woight in gold as an alleviator. My wife suffered more in ten minutes with either of her two children that she did nil together with her last, having previously used four bottles of "Mother's Friend." It is a blessing to nny one expecting of become a mother, says a customer to mine. HENDERSON DJCLE, Drnggist,

BECK

Garmi, HI

Write the Brndfleld Regulator Co Atlanta, Qn., for further particular Sold by Nye & Co., Crawfordsville. Ind

petuating my work. Here Is a life's practice of a AVonian among "Women, anil contains Facts that cannot he fonntl elsewhere! It is the largest collection the world lias ever knowu."

NOTK. These Records are available to the

Personal attention is given to conlidcutial letters, and correspondence is solicited from sulloring women.

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Ely's Cream Balm is especially adapted as a remedy for catarrh which is aggravated by alkaline dust nnd dry winds. —\V. A. Hoover, Drnggist, Denver.

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Wednesday, Sept.,

WRITE TO

GEO. P. ROWELL

No.

Wednesday Eve, Sept.,

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or sent by mall, In form

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