Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 September 1891 — Page 8

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ADVICE

"WOMEN

If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must use

TBRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

(.'AllTElKVIUX, April -Vi. INV'I.

Till" will certify tlmi l«n membi'rs of my ImimvlUu- futility. Min Inning sulTeris! fur vt:,r- from lUeii-lrniil Irremiliirliy, beii.i treated tK'netit In iiliysli'laiif. wr-e I't "".'.i"l tiy one NuMo of iiriullirM't. S'eiitnle llei iiliilr. ,U Bilcct truly wuuilerMl. J1* vk WOM'A N KKKK. *vhli:h »utiuiia vul.iablc tuforumilou »n all It-maK" tllscu*.^. 8RADFI ELD REGULATOR CO.,

ATLANTA, GA.

I'Oil SAI.K HV ALJ, Dlli'GGISTS,

Sold bv Nvt- A Co.

Now Is the Time

T«.» k^p yourov«'i op»Mi for. the U-.vrK-^ns

am oH'oHn^ui

W~ ELtolies.

207 East Main Street

When One Says

niarK him down as an

,v'"'k

THE-

Over (Jon Cunningham's.

MRS. WILSON.

127 South Washington.

We Invitetiie Public to Call and Investigate

OUR NEW METHOD

OF—

lnserdng Artificial Teeth

Without the use of Large Rubber Plates.

This method is entirely new and is patented, and is used only by us ill this and adjoining counties. By this method any numlier of teeth can lie put in without extracting any good teeth you may have, and no plate in the roof of the mouth.

Teeth Extracted Without Pain

liv us«» .»f Vitalize! Air, Nitros Oxilo (iiiH, Elwt ric Vibrator and our e*lolrutoI liocal Aiit^tlit'lic. Gold junl

PilvtT tilling at reasonahle j)riees. All work wjirrant«'i.l a« roprt'sontoil.

Gonzales & Galey,

Dentista.

Mr.Ciulborrl will ojn'n a brcncli -niool in HK fon.'p»rt ol S4'ptou)lii?r. Tltosr who wish to U.'arn an»l speak properly in a hrlrf lime, tho French language, are tnvtte«l t4 eall ami see htm or eml him theirallress utnl he will call nnthem, rinses rvery evening from 7 p. m. 5» p. m.. exeeptinu Satunlay. If tlH're l«oul) he ten hulled to take lesions Mr. iinittor*) will hold lor them speetal eia^s in the afternoon from till o'cloek. Feejs tur ihriir lnoiithb'eoutNe $10. Cull or uMre*s.

I. .1. (iCIMOHIi, 1 '.'7 .South (in'en St.

-JVrHir.s having rotund to rent or ileHirmtf \c furniKlj hoard to Httiili-nlfi, will please lejjvo their namefl anil address at olliee if t.Jn» treasurer of tlu» eolie^e, !••. 7, Fisher Budding.

T. II. liijsriNi:, Treas.

Daily Journ.u

MONDAY. SKIT. T. 1891.

RESIGNATION OP PROF. NORRIS. ea(h

the Presbyterian Church, of Laramie,-, Wvoinins. He will not leave for his: new tield until the first oT October and in-the meantime he ami his family wili-j make their, preparations. for. tlie'.r long!

trio. .V .~ .•. Judge Thomas, as a 'member of tho' executive committee, was seen. lie said that Prof. Norris handed the resig-. niitioii to Prof. Campbell Saturday afternoon and at. the same time made a personal explanation of the reason, I which was that he had accepted a call I to Wyoming. The Judge further slat-: ed that as the affair was such a cum-, j'plete surprise a new man could not lie secured ill time to begin the term, so probably Professor Osborne -Ail! take, the work temporarily. As in the cases of thi' chairs of Latin and Biology the

I committee on instruction will spare no. pains to secure the very best man lor

the place. Prof. Norris was seen or. his Way home from the Y. M. C. A. meeting where he had been in charge. lie was in line spirits over the prospects of going although lie said there were very many friendly ties in Crawfordsville to 1 b(i broken. in so doing. "It was most unek'i'iC-eted to liie,''" lie said. "A few •weeks ago I received a. letter from!

Laramie, stating that the Presbyterian church there very much desired me to become its pastor at.the same time or-. fering to pay my expenses for a trip of inspection. .1 could not refuse to investigate at least, such an offer, and so went out. Laramie is a most pleasant I little city of about six thousand I liennle. well built and irrowiuc. It is which both from the'"'State and Congress. Tho I University g:v?s character to the city as

the seat of the State University receives liberal appropriation*

I'lli )T()(iliAPHS look well but will Wabash college does to Crawfordsville, .. .not stand the test or will fade.

!ul

-Ignoramus—-one who otters an opinion on something

Water is and photographs will never fade.

(l as it is co-educational 1 shall edu-

... cate inv daughters there. 1 he church

is 11

strong one. or has been, but having

he knows nothing about, been for six months without a pastor If the chemicals are washed out of needs one of course very badly. The

it cannot fade: if the people were all verv anxious that I chemicals are not eliminated ,, ,, ,, ... should come and after thoroughly looktue work will fade no matter I what price might be ing over the ground I determined that charged or how it mav it was jnst such a tield as I should enbe made. joy entering. 1 preached there two use plenu of it Sundays. August 1 (j and 2:i. Among

the elders of the church was Peter Arnold, of the class of'S'2, who is now a

prosperous lawyer, also a Mr. llayford, who was Bill Nye's financial backer wlier. he started the famous Laramie I Boomerang. By the way 1 called it the

Boomerang ollire and found the editor a very pleasant gentleman. He was Bill Nye's former partner. The people there are very proud of the famous liumorist who made his reputation while a

__ I citizen of Laramie, and like to talk J- X16 J—J£L CXI ^3

S3 about him. yet strange to say when he

Arc bet,'.lining to think about Fall lectured there a short time ago he was greeted by a very slim audience. Well, good afternoon, I shall be extremely sorry to break off Crawfordsville associations but it is only to engage in a bet-

Bonn-ts. and, of course, thev

all expect to call first on

tor work in a broader field." Prof. Xorris graduated from College in 1871 with high honors, and after attending a theological seminary preached a short time until he was called to All tho chair of mathematics at Wabash College, which he has occupied here for tho last fifteen years. In 1888 ho took a special course in civil engineering at Troy. N. Y., and on his return introduced tho degree of Civil Engineer at Wabash. At his new home in Laramie tho President of the State University made a pro)osition to him to deliver one or two lectures a week, on eival engineering which he is considering.

The Union Meeting.

The union meeting of the various Young People's Societies at the Christian church last evening was so largely attended that it was necessary for a good many people to stand up in tho aisles and corridors. The church was profusely and beautifully adorned with growing plants and the fountain in tho baptismal played merrily. Besides tho pastor, l»ev. W. S. Brown, there were present. Dr. B. J. Cunningham, Bev. G. W. Switzer and Bev. E. B. Thomson, all of whom assisted in conducting the meeting. The programme, interspersed with songs, was as follows:

Lord'* Prayer in Concert.

Consecration Paper liy I.i.fm llrower Solo, Misd Nell Nicholson l,ookoui Committee Paper liv Flora Work loyalty to Church Paper by Herbert Thomson Consecration In the of the Pieil^e.

N. O. McKay

Solo. Miss Mary Thomson.

Dr. H. E. Greene,.Tool Block,treats nil diseases of eye. ear.nose and throat. Fitting and furnishing glassee a specialty.

Children Cry for Pitcher's_Castorh

I OUR ADVERTISERS. TIIF. JoritN vi. is proud of its lint of advertisers this fair week. It is large one nunihering eighty-four, ami just as good in i|iialitv as i|imutity. We liojio,

om,

The Geuial Professor Surprises Everybody fail to read the uls. They tire the inBy Accepting a Call to tlie Ministry 111 vitntions of our most enterprising lmsiWyoiuing. ness men to patronize them ami yon

Trot'. Jacob Not ris lias resigned his

who sees the paper will not

m«ver

isition as Professor of Mathematics in to the mini who lets people know that Walusli college to accept a call from [u business. 1 lere la the list: -. Kline A- Ciraliain. ..

miss it liv giving your trade

VanCleave .V Houlelian. •.

\Cohoon 1'islier. St roh ,v Co, Mrs. W.ll:s A Sons.

K. C. Walluip. ICd ViiiiCamp Co. Pry A Townsley. 11. \Y. I'.ciuictt. T. J. Wei!. P. ('. 11:.add. McClure .v Scott/ \'anSandt ,v Male. .M. C. L.indiiian. Joseph Binft rd. J. C. Wamjtler. C. 1'. Doney. Alex Mahorney. I ash I'rv. B. L. inibaun. Tomlinson ,V Seaggs. Crablis ,V lley.iolds. .1). W. Houniree. C. L. liost. T. W. Lawson.

Jlrs. M. W. Wilson, (lonzales .V (ialev. 1). P. McClme. •M. 1 Knsmmner. Kobinson ,V Wallace. I'olmaii .v Murphy. ^Y. P. 1 Mckerson.

Dr. McLane. J. Zuck. :C. K. Kllis.

Mct.^anilless ,v Israel, St dwell .V Stilwell. Kramer.V Sous. Mc Keen .V Son. Bonnell. Nash .V Co. I'.. 1!. Curtis. /. S. Wheeler. Martin Craig. Chris Schweitzer. •Con Cunningham.

Fisher ,V Kostanzer. Birch Bros. A. S. Miller. II. F. King. Lyle .V Smith. Crawfordsville Lumber Co. Dr. Benefiel. Smith .V Myers. MofTett ,V Mori an. John T. Campbell. Hood Nelson.

C. 11. Snodgrass. (las Boone. Abe Levinson. W. B. Hardee. T. B. Lewis. A1 Booher. McCali]) ,V Armstrong. Zeigler ,V Keiinan. W. K. Nicholson. Townsley ,V Sons. J. S. Kellev. Boss Bros. J. T. Laymon. T. E. Albright. Nicholson ,V Sons. A. W. Binford. Bazzett ,V Co. J. A. Joel. Thompson A Cates. Howard A- Barnett. Jim Molony. Dr. A. F. Henrv. W. 11. LaFleur! American Steam Laundry. O. B. Arms. Nye A- Co. C. 0. Carlson. vers A-Charni.

A Healthy Business.

Last week the Indiana Wire Fence Company turned out 220,000 pounds of manufactured wire. The Company iBso far behind with its orders that the force is compelled to work until 10 o'clock each night. Tho orders are accumulating so rapidly that this state of things will likely continue for several months.

Another Bill Gar.

Another one of Barnum's bill cars arrived in the city early this morning and a force of men are now at work putting up more bills. Seven teams were sent out to do additional work in thecountv. The program car will arrive in about a week.' .•••

Miss Hovey's select school will open Monday September 14th, at her rosidenco 503 West Wabash avenue.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriai

Baki

4 0

We have sold Liv's Cream Balm about three years, and have recominended its use in more than a hundred special cases of catarrh. The unanimous answer to our inquiries is, "It's the best reniedv that I have have ever used." Our experience is. that where parlies continued Us use. it never fails to cure. 11. Montgomery, ,v Co.. Druggists.Decorali, low,

RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

soi-tii" MOJiO.N ROUTE.

2 $

Nllimi

1 jtiou.m Nijrlit Mall Miully) 1 I rJ.'ip.m D»y Mull nially) 1 t-\f»ove trains only stop at county suat.s.] 5:u:ip.in.Grocneas.Hnl Laf. Accoin... S:*Jla.m U:10a.m Way Freight ~:40p.u

BIG 4—Peoria Division.

RAST

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..Hxpn'ss -Mail Mail idaily .. ..Mall—Kxpress.... .. Malt—Kxprcss

East Main Street.

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SOL'TII

.SOUTH

t«: 4 a.in Kxnress tt: 1 JSpm. "»:l-sp.tn Mail 8:H5a.m rl'Jpni.. Fast Line l.Ap!«(0allv ... pm. 11 :."»U am Fr«* ir!»! .11 :.*»0 am

W. R. McLane,

Veterinay Surgeon,

Wilt fiwutl at lirittou's Livcry Stable.

Keeps a clean and well stocked

grocery store on the corner of

Main street ami Grant avenue.

People in that end of the city

are requested to call and see him.

C. K. ELLIS,

.,1s Agent for the Celebrated Brands of Goshen Flour.

OUR BEST"

—AND—

"NEVER FAIL.'

For Sale By All First Class Grocers.

FltV.VTOWNSI.EY,

i§

A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes—

Years the Standard.

Delicious Cake and Pastry, I.i ht Klaky HUcuit, (Jriddlc Cakes, Palatabls and Wholesome. crcocr bakini' uowJcr docs such

WO'IL,

MANSON UIHI

It. K. WHITTEII,

(IKO.I:.

BIIOCK,

•"•SAM 'M^'-orr. (Srs TKCITT, JOU W wis, ,T. ZOOK.

M'Cand less] Israel

1'ALACE MEAT MARKET,

117 South Washington Street.

CHOICE BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB, VEAL, PORK, HAMS, BACON,

CORNED BEEF, TONGES AND POULTRY, AND

GAME IN SEASON.

Goods delivered free of expense.

Deal at the Trade Palace

And Save T«me.

The Largest Store in Crawlordsville. Fall stock arriving on t-very train.

==TRA1)E3

MKBJRE

RAbACtT3

For "Y"o\x Interested

After September SOth, there will be no tick] issued for the "IMPERIAL! COOK BOOK" 5 everybody wanting one must take their ticket the above date. I have up to the present time sued 115 tickets to that many families and vsl every family in the county to get a copy oft] valuable work. For it "COSTS "YOU 1M0TBIn| and I want Your Trade. When you buy $2C wort of goods of me you will be presented FREa I CHARGE the above book. have a tew copj at the store and I invite all ladies to call aud a amine the same, and I am sure all will be pleasl Remember the time of purchasing the amount] unlimited.

ENSMINGE

103 EAST MAIN STREET SOUTH OF

We Will Continue Our

WALL PAPER at

Robinson &

Iuuiy be "ysillcr,"

COURT HOUSE.

than Cost.

Walla ct

••••'•.AIHI covenM with ileus. Hut my pants,tlniiik Hit* Lord.: I)UU't 11 tho kntvs.

Tho tlo^r Is i'rf'etly rljrlit Hi* imnts may IM.»lonjrorJ short, litil like tiiox'of Colman Mui j'liy

They'iv ol Uiu "proper" port.

MOKAI.:

Buy your pants of Col-

man & Murphy and be properly dressed.

Win. P. Dickersoi

Would like to show you How neatly and quickly he Can mend your tootwea

113 WEST MARKET ST.