Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 September 1891 — Page 2

"A YOUNG WOMAN AT FIFTY,"

Or, as the woriii express **a weJ-prv Forvtd womai).'' One who, understanding the rules of health, has followed tl.cm, anc preserved her youiMul apjHttranee. Mrs. l'inkham his "many correspondents who, through her advice and care, can look with satiifactiou in their mirrors.

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GUIDE 70 HEALTH AND ETIQUETTE." contains a »olume of valuable Infor«natlon. It has saved liei. and ma) sae jours. Lydia E. Pinkhnm Med* Co., Lnn, Mate,

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MEETINGS.

T.'nder this head will fretfot thr*«e d.iys notlws of tn»*et!rnr~ -i uY k!id ot societies. ic notice^. 5 cents liw,

'CI KTV—S. of. V.- Tr«v ^.' Camp.- No. "11. resrulur ineeUntr Monday 'everiiDtf. Sept. 1 it 7:«k».

SMCIKTV-P.o.s.of

Washington Camp.

No. 0. nut't^ »'V*.ry Tuesday evening in the Vh«"n{.T Itioek. on southeat corner of Main .and iihiricUfU streets, The Blue IKvrewill N* worked on theeveninir««! ."cpt. 15.

SAM I) 5Y MMK-. Pres: 'cut.

K. W R.EK«U. IB^OORDINIR

WANTED- HELP.

Notices under this head free fur three day? -WANTED-A «"irl forpenera Is r»04 E. Wubash avenue.

touscwork at

•\\*ANTKI—A *rood rir! to do housework. al! at west Pike street I TANTKO—A kTO'l watfe* and steady emplo meut. Audreys C. C. TuWor. Kninklort. Ind.- i*-l

WANTED—SITUATIONS.

Notice* under this head free for tir?e days Iftluit lwsco: do the work come ojralu.

FOR TRADE.

L'nder ihs- head business notices of all kinds will iv inserted ui.the rate of two cut* a line a day. Cash In advawe, pUa^v.

Notice* under this head on«' cut A line a day. Kiffht words to a Hue. Nothing 1SS than 10 WMUts taken. Cash Inadv.»nc&, plea?*

LOST.

Notices under thU head will be published free for three days. If that Ls not suftieieot .i.n»:ue iitrii II.

pins, one a law pin with head of

jet and pearls, the other tlower shaped Mark pin uith pears in the center. Win Ander please leave at the ofllce of Judfre Thomas or reidenet of l)r 1 homas and revive reward.

LOST-Ai..

irold watch charm with the 'nitlals O. I), eturravedon it. Kinder will please h*ave at tins i.thceor at Ma-tin A: Cral^'» grocery store corner Pike and Wa«hln«aou streets. i* —14

LOST.

STRAVE!) STOLEN.-A brown mare, weight 1.100-pouud*, left eartlpe .overat t/p. left hind foot wtth rln^r arouud It •Ju.*?t al^o the h»mf. alxiut nine years old. l)r»p eanl to John Wcller. Crawfordsvlile, and be rewar«ie«J.

LOrfT-Ah«e

tXK'ket. Ux)k eontuinini: money on ea^t Colleirestreet. Kinder p)ease leave •.at Kc-Hey'* «-tore.

FOR RENT.

Notice- under \i,'„ one c»nt a line a day. Eljrnt words to a hue. Nothliifr h.'ss than 10 "ents taken. Cimh In advance, please.

ITOK

KKNT--A furiu^hed room between col* lece aud u* Inquire at I 5. W»L«hlurlon s' p'ct. IJ'^K KENT— A hou«c of six HKIIHS. A Kr«xxS trnrn and other ?onvem«-fi" on west Wabash uvemiei luqujre of Mr* Wj»H», at the photojfrAph iraliery.' 1,"»

F*OKrtiom-i

KENT—A l»ous! on wiuth Walnut with and summer kitchen. Apply at Albright bakerj" orol Cumberland Sillier. 7-:to tf.

FOUND.

Notice* under thK head irtv for three days. A silk utnhrflla. cult at 414

Fol'Nli:Mainladies

ol'Nh A ladies.*' East *-treet

A pair of roId rlmtn«-»l s|K*cUwlef by Armentrout C.a on li'im.

F*olClipper

N l—A eulT butum worilt ?'J0 Call at saltan .this mornuiir lx tw«x*n 1' utjd lOari prove pni|»erty

WANTKIJ

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KRANK !5r|{OlrS.

FOR SALE.

jKSW.E -A a rye 'ot. of Urns, larire and small, at Hirchol HazJir

MISCELLANEOUS.

Notice*- m,ilf:r liu- hem! i*?nt a Hw.'ii ln-. KiifM .vopls lo lino. Noihiny levs than 10 cent* lakfn. :t?.h In a«lvain:e. [s nw. L^" )lt sA l.K— A UIOUFC of ,s!.\ nnjtn.s with I eisiern and wau-r works. Knr sale cheap. Must sell: tl 111 pay ynu i.-onn* ami see. Knquire at lillj ?-otj11, Walnut. tMril house south or railroad. Al.v)very irfxl work bc-uch unii tu-uladfl r. \,lAltl(V-Vor Wii.I. F1NI, HCMIHEDS 1»X j! matrimonial advertisements, rlcliund !»i-jr. in my itiarrlave ])a[ir: mairiaKe made circulate? evcrvu-hcrr. uiaiU-l r.-i• Acl (lress lil NNK1.S' MONTH I.V.

Toledo, Ohio.

/M HI representatives In Indi

ana to represent Investment Company. Address Jno. it. Kowian, ltoyal lnsurancr ltld p.. Chicago, 111.

DAILY JOURNAL

"By T. P. B. McCAIN.

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MONDAY, SElyr7l4. 189l"

This Date in History—Sept. 14. Thasci'js Cyprian, famous bishop ~i Carthage ami Christian writer, beheaded by order of the

Emperor Valerian. 407 —John Chr»ostom ("Goldeniuduthed'*), the eloquent preacher, died an exile In

Cappadocia: born 347. ISi—Uanto Allirhieri. Italian poet, died born \'5X\ 1C40-— Robert, enrl of E*sex. pcncral of the Parliamentary army. died. 1741—Charles Koilin, historian, died. 1709—Alexander von Humboldt, traveler and sclentiiii, born in Berlin died there May d, 1S30. IS07—Kultori flrst ascended the Hudson by steam. l17—General Scott and tho American army entered tho City of Mexico. 1531—James Fenimoro Cooper, novelist, died at Cooperstown. N. Y. born 17bfl. 1532—'The Dake of Wellington died at \Yalner castle Iwrn Arthur Wellesley In 1709. I5C-— Buttle of Turner's and Crampton's Gap.

KOBKHTFCLTO*

South Mountain, Md. 1S00—The body of Captain John Ericsson delivered to tho authorities at Stockholm with imposing ceremonies.

THE

wheat report of the Denarlmrnt

of Agriculture contains much encouraging news for farmers. It indicates full crops here, and short crops in competing countries. Prices are going up.

AKTICI.ES

of association have been

filed for the organization of the American Tin Plate Company with a capital of §300.000 to manufacture tin plate and sheet iron at Elwocxl. this State. This is another addition to the long list of concerns that are manufacturing or getting ready to manufacture tin plate in this country, the result nf theMcKinlev law.

Tnw important admission is from the Manchester (England) Examiner aiul Ti mrs:

"ff the permanency of the MoKinley regime could be depended upon. British capita! and British workmen would follow the trade across the seas. The result of the Ohio election this year will le regard**! everywhere as going far to determine the permanency of the new law. Mr. McKinley's success will encourage the establishment of tin-plate and other new industries, while his de"«t would have a discouraging effect on the friends of the tariff. Foreign manufacturers could well afford under thwse circumstances to contribute the sum named in the Record dispatch to bring about Mr. McKinlev's defeat."'

THE

latest gossip in the newspapers

concerning Cabinet changes is that Attorney General Miller will be appointed to one of the new Judgeships, and that Gen. T,ew Wallaco will be made Secretary of War. Of course the newspaper correspondents have not been let into auy of the President'8 secrets, and what they say is only guesswork. Should the President, however, conclude to make this change it will certainly lie gratifying to Gen 2nd Wallace's friends as well as an honor well deserved. He would be a worthy successor to the distinguished gentleman who has just been transferred to the Senate.

THE MARKETS.

Grain*, ProvUlons, Etc. CHICAGO. Sept. 12.

PLOUR—Quiet. Spring Wheat Patents, [email protected]: bakers', t-s.50&L75 Winter Wheat Flour Patents, K.OO&5.25 straights. I4.7cx®5.00.

WHEAT—Quiet December, S6HQ93C May tl.OSH&l.CUH. CORK—Fairly active and lower. No. 2 and No. Yellow, GSmt03o:.Ko. 3,. 5&&50c No. 8 Yellow, 61H&«2C September. 63aC34o October, W4 Year, 4&^4«^c May, 44\%Q,

46C. OATS—Easier. No. 8 cosh, September, October, 8SS&Wc May, 8 S a N 3 2 7 9 No. 3 White, »i3lc No. 9, No. 2 White. 31^33.

RYB—Opened better, but became weaker. Na 2 rash, e?HQSSc September, October, d6Vi087c.

BARLEY—Good Barley steady and common weak. Choice to fine, 5S&65c fair to good, 4S£c£6c common, 4^|45c: low grade unsound, 33Q38C.

MESS PORK—Trading quite active and priccs lower, at tl0.W)&10.7i forcafeh 810.60^10.75 for September: SlO.eOfclO.tt for October: lb30 for December, and 113.1^13.40 for January.

LAUD—Market

moderately active aud prices

lower. Quotations ranged at T7.02H®7.05 for cash: I4.fl7yj for September I7.0037.10 for October, and I7.2?4 for January.

POULTRY—Live Chickens, lO&Uc per lb. Live Turkey, 9%l0c per lb. Live Ducks. 8® 10c per lb. Live Geese, M.00&A.D0 per doten.

BcrrBli—Creamery, U®S4c Dairy, Wtf©!Sc Packing Stock, W^^13c. OIL—Wisconsin Prime White, Sc Water White, 8Hc: Michigan Prime White, OHc Water White. lOHc Indiana Primo White, 9Hc Water White, 10c Headlight. 175 test, 9ttc Gasoline, 87 deg's. 14c 74 deg's, 8^c.

He.

active, nonest man—saiart

V* SlOd monthly, IIHiitaWe. with opportunity tn advamv. to reiiresent iinjally, a reMxiusiliie New Vork hous.-, Keference. Manufaeturi.T. 1/K H.ix l.'.s N, itl

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriai

SHILOH S CC tail and Con8tim|tion tiro is sold by us on a guarantee. It ?un»s rvmsumption. For Bale bv M«dTeU, ^lorgan it Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castori:

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.

WRKAT—Declined LU&L«C quiet. September, ll.OL4FTL.OJ 7-16 October, H.09HQL03 7-16 November, tl.04H^l-05 7-10 December, ll.06li ^1.07 January, ll.07}i®1.03 February, 11.09 M^Y, LL.HH&L.W'T.

CORN—Dull aud lower easy. No. 2, 73H ®74Ha OATS—Dull and easier. Western, 33Q43e.

PROVISIONS—Beef quiet, steady Extra mesa, 19.00^9.50 family. tll.00Q13.00. Pork dull, steady New mess. (12.25^12.75 old mess, !ll.ft$11.50: extra prime, lll.00^n.5a Lard stronger, quiet steam-rendered, 17.40.

CLBTBTJLKD, Sept. 12,

PETROLEUM—Quiet. Standard white, 110, 6Ho 74 gasoline, 7c 80 gasoline. 10c 63 naphtha, 6

Live Stock. CHICAGO, Sept. 18.

CATTLE—Market moderately active and prices without material chango. Texans in rather good supply. Quotations ranged at 16.75 CA20 for prime to fancy shipping steers 14.75 Q5.65 for good to choice do. t4.002t4.65 for common to fair do. 13.75^4.40 for butchers' steers t3.00&3.00 for stockers 12.20^3.30 for Texans I2.S0($4.65 for rangers 13.00^3.50 for feeders tl.f0 for cows 11.00(33.00 for bulla, and 13,50^5.00 for veal calves.

BOGS—Market rather active and feeling rather firm. Best heavy lots I0%l5c higher, and other grades &®10c higher. Sales ranged at SS.10Qr4.3Q for pigs*: I1.60&5.35 for light 14.10& 4.96 for rough packing 14.8)^5.50 for mixed, and K.C5&5LO0 tor heavy p^u|rig mod "^'pplng

IMue Blooded and a Hello.

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iiF.i.r.N CARnrn.i-

Miss Helen Carroll is one of the belles of Wa-shin^tou society. She is the yonugost danghter cf ex-Governor John Lv+: Carroll, of Maryland, IUHI {rranildanshter of the late Koyal Phelps, of New York, from whom she inherited a l:\r „'e fortune. .. Miss Carroll's face has the Ion oval of the Sistine Madonna's, with clear, olive skin, beneath which one setuis to see the rich color. She is a vivacious young lady aud an accomplished musician.

L'Envoi.

I do not sine for Maidens. They are roses Hlowiug alone the j^athway I pursue: No sweeter tilings the woudrous world di5closej?.

And they are tender as tho morning dew. Bleated be timid* and children: day and night Their holy scent with me as I write. I do not sing for Schoolboys or Schoolmen.

To give them ease I have no languid themo When, weary with the wear of book and pen. They seek their trim poetic Academe Nor can I sinu them amorous ditties, bred Of too much Ovid on an empty head. I do not sing aloud in measured tone

Of those fair paths the easy-souled pursue Nor do I sin? for Luzarus alono. 1 sing for Div&s and the Devi! too. Ah! would tho feeble song I sing might swell As high as Heaven, and as deep as Helli I sing of the stained outcast at Lore's feet—1V" tare, with his wild eyes on the evening light I sing of sad lives trampled dowu like wheat

L'nder the heel of Lust, in Love's despite: glean behind those wretched shapes ye see In the cold harvest fields of Infamy. I sing of deathbeds (let no man rejoice

Till that last piteous tonch of all is given!) I sing of Death and Lifti with cjnal voice. Heaven watching Hell, and Hell illumed by

Heaven.

I have gone deep, far down the infernal stairAmi seen tho spirits congregating there. I sing of Hope, that all tho lost may hear: 1 sing of Light, that all may feel its rav I sing of Souls, that no one man may fear

I sing of («xi, that some perchance may pray. Amrels in hosts have praised him loud aud long But Lucifer !*haU be the harvest song. Oh. hush a space the sonndfe of voices light

Mixed to the music of a lover's lute. Stranger than dream, so luminously bright, The eyes are dazzled and the mouth is mute, Sits Lucifer singing to sweeten care. Twining immiirUiU* iu his hoary hair!

Robert Buchanan.

GIVEN

IN FIGURES.

THE dally average of

THE

PASS^RV^ERS car*

rietf over the Brooklyn bridge is 105,095. IT is estimated that the coal strata underlying Colorado exceeds 30,000 square miles.

TITK number of immigrants coming Into the United States from VS'Jl to 1SOO was 15.041.

OSS.

THE

gold produced in Venezuela in

1S00 amounted to 2.421 kilos. 525 grammes value, $1,040,500. SEVEN* hundred million gallons of mineral oil were exported from tho United States during the tt fiscal year. Its value was Soi,:u:5,454.

director of the mint estimates

that the nited States can rely upon producing at least $33,000,000 por year In gold fur several years to come.

KEV. A. W. MANN, the pioneer deaf mute preacher, writes: "The ratio of deaf mutes to the hearing is as 1 to 1,000, so there are over 40,000 in the United States and about 1.000,000 in the world.

A PKELLMiXAitY report of the secretary of the treasury of the operations of the internal revenue bureau during the ilseal year ended June i0 last, shows that the total collections from all sources were Sl4,055,870, an increase of S3,440,6*0, as compared with the colle tions during' the preceding fiscal year.

Caiup Cuisine.

Captain Bolton (in his Xorth woods shanty)—Well, my boy, how do you like this Shakespearean life "under the greenwood trf-V"

His Guest—There's too much bacon about your ShakesjK-arean existence suit me.— Munsey's Wetklv.

t'njust.

•illrl UlMfli

Tlie Missus—Von oughtn't to leave Mie door in such a condition. Why don't you take your chips with you?

Carpenter— Who do you take me for— the Prince of Wales?—Life.

Wbeij Baby was iricz, wd gave her enstorta. Whe.n she w.u a Child, she cried for CastorU, When she became Miss, she clung to Castori^ Vben she had Children, she gave Castar^i

iiucJilen's Arnica Salve. Th© beet salve in the world for cnte, bruises, soree, ulcere, salt rheum, fever soree, tetter, chnpjed hands, chilapinbe I corns and all Ekin eruptions, and losstively cures piles, or no pay required.

It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 oantfl per box. For sale by Nye A Co

INDIANA.

Towns In the Hoosier Stat© Furnish Interesting Bits of News.

Won't Pay Their Tate*.

TKKKK HAUTE.

Ind., Sept. 14.--It

seems to be accepted as a matter of fact here that the railroads and some of the other corporations will resist the collection of taxes on the basis of the appraisement made by the state board. It is not understood there has iven any conference between r.-.ilroad officials on the subject, but the opinion i1- expressed by those who would most likely know the purposes of the men in control of the railroads in the state that the courts will be asked to enjoin the collection of taxes. The proceeding's would be in the United Stales courts, and would probably follow the precedent set in Illinois in 1S73, when an attempt was male to enforce a high tax law. wherein the state was eventually a heavy loser, and two successive legislatures modified the act- The chief complaint here, as to other property as well a-s to rail-' road, is the inequality of the appraisement. The state will net SV'O by the increase on the stailiou Axtell by raising him to Sla.uoO. yet there is not another horse in the slate listed above S2O0. although there are dozens that, with Axtell at S15.000, should be appraised as hijfh as SI.000 at least.

Doomsday Due iu Ten Year*. INIIIAX.U-OUS, Ind., Sept. 14. —Rev. Joseph .lenckes, D. II.. rector of £tI'aul's cathedral, one of the most prominent Episcopal ministers in Indiana, has become convinced :from historical research that the world will end in ten years. When he abandoned the lucralive law practice in Louisville in lsOii to enter the ministry it was his belief that the world would end in thirty-five years, and for a long1 time this was the central idea of his preaching', but in time circumstances tended to check the order of his convictions He has now a thorough awakening through the discovery of an error in the accepted system of chronology which had made the time of the judges as governors of Israel 350 years instead of 4')0 years. He warns all persons to put themselves in the line of believers -if they would avoid becoming ashes under the feet of the righteous." and will to-morrow begin a series of sermons on the subject

The AAftOMtuent Too High. INDIAXAI'OLIS, Ind., Sept. 14.—The returns to the board of assessors showed a total assessment for Indianapolis of SOI.000,000, and this, it was contended, was out of proportion to the a-sessinents of other cities. A committee of citizens waited upon the board and asked for a reduction of 10 per cent., but this was refused. It now develops tHfct the assessment is 565,000,000, or 12 per cent higher than was reported by the auditor who claims that a mistake was made in the first figures. Tax Commissioner Walker says that the board will review the assessment of the Eby property and compel the assessor to reduce it to the amount first reported to the board.

Shot IIU Neighbor In Self-Defense. TERRK HAUTE, Ind., Sept. 14.

Chauncey Van -Cleave, a farmer aged 40, was shot .Saturday by Will Forbes, the •-'2-year-old son of Calvin Forbes, whose farm adjoins that of the wounded man. The families have been in constant trouble with each other for some time. Saturday afternoon Van Cleave met the two Forbes boys. They had a few words, when Van Cleave drew his pistol. The boy was the quickest, however. and shot Van Cleave, the ball entering the neek. The wound is pronounced fatal. The boy gave himself up ami was released on $1,500 bonds.

Returned After Nine Years. MAKTINSVIU.F., Ind., Sept. 14.—W. L. Whitaker nine years ago left his young wife one morning to come to this place on business. From that time Jntil last Monday morning she had no tidings of the missing man. Four years after l.is disappearance she obtained a divorce, but never remarried. On Mpnday Whitaker returned as suddenly as he disappeared. Explanations followed and Saturday night they were remarried. Whitaker claims to be largely interested in a Colorado mine.

Thirty Deaths In Two Day*. PiiEt.tivvir.i.E, Ind., Sept. 14.—Diphtheria is epidemic in this city. The public schools have been closed and a general quarantine established. Thirty deaths have occurred within the past forty-eight hours and adults are being attacked as well as children. The disease is now in every portion of the city and physicians are alarmed at its malignancy.

Too Cold for Corn.

INDIAN-ATOMS, Ind., Sept. 14— Reports from all portions of the state indicate that most of the corn will be safe from frost after September 20 about 40 p-r cent, is still green and milky, and will be safe by October 1. The past week has been too cool, and corn is maturing slowly.

Took Ills Own Life.

LAFAYETTE, Ind., Sept. 14.—Charles Ojrie, of Rossville, 111., was found dead in a hotel here Sunday. He registered last Friday night, went to his room and committed suicide by taking morphine.

nul Play Suspected.

Coi.UMlit-s, Ind., Sept. 14.—Edward ISurney. a prominent live stock shipper of this city, has been missing for a week. As he carried considerable money with him foul play is suspected.

at Ambla, Ind.

LoGAXsroitT, Ind., Sept 14. In a fight at Ambia. Ind., Saturday night A. Ii. Baldwin, of Hoopeston, 111., killed George Thorne, cutting his throat Hal dwin gave himself up and is in jaiL

M. F. Cooper, of Grand Bapids, Mich., aged 23 years, was drowned by the capsizing of his boat at Grand Ilavcn.

Worth its Height W. If a price can be placed on pain, "Mother's Friend is 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 enstoraer to mine. HENDERSON DALE, Druggist,

Carmi, IU

Write the Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga., for fnrtber particular Sold by Hye Co., Crawfordsvilla. Ind a

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Until the method and results wltr.:: S\ nip of Figs is taken it is iile'tru::! ami refreshing to the taste, ami new ycntly yet promptly oil tho Kiil:ie_v.\ t-iver ami Bowels, clc-anses the sv* '•in eflcrliiaHy, dispels colds. he:nlties and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho •lily remedy of its kind ever proiMced, pleasing to t.ba taste and ao' .i'jvl'ie to the stomach, pronijit in its action and truly beneficial iu its '.'iT.'Cis, prepare! only from the niosi Ise-althy and njrreeuble 'substances, iu many excellent qualities commend it •o all o:ul have made it the most popular remedy known. I .V-vr.ip of Fies is for sale in 50c ?i buttles by all leading drug-:i-ts. Any reliable druggist who •iu.ty not have it on hand will pro it promptly for any one who! -ri.-bes to try i'. Do iiot accept any ruf.kitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO S1V •1ASCISC0. CAL. CCU'SYtLU xr

HEW YORK.

for Infants end Children.

"Castoftete so w«n*d»ptad to children recommond lt«« superior tc *ny prescription Mewmtome." H. A. Axain. t. I)., 9U ftek Oztad BL, Brookljra, H- I

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8 iAWBI8TSSa88.| £5 Cents a Box, Cy ALL DP.USCiSTS.

GARTERS

ITTLE

IVER PILLS.

CURE

Blck H(*d*cho uJ nlieva all tho tzonblM ii»t dent to a billoiu Etato of Uio ajstazo, inoh OM SlzzinesB, Kanseo, Drowslnees. Dlstreaa after eating. Pain in tho Side, tc. While their moet remarkable success has bocn shovn la curing

SICK

Headache, yet Carter's LitUe Liver Ma tn equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre* Tenting this annoying complaint,-white tberalM correct all disorders oi tbe 3 stimulate tho Hver and regulate the bowels. Svenlf theranls

HEAD

'Acta tfcayxronld bo almost pricelces to thosawlia suffer from thlsdiatreaslngcomplatnt but fortunately their goodness does notendhere^nd those whoonce try them will find these Uttlo pills valaSile In so many ways that they will not be vll. ling to do without them. Bat after

ACHE

fja the bane of so many lives that horelBuher, l*emake onr great boast. OorpUlscureitirhlla Others do not.

Carter's Little Liver Pills are Tery rm.u ^4 very euy to take. One or two pills mako a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or pnrge, bat by their gentle action please all who useihem. In vials at 25 cunts five for $1. Sold b/ dragglata everywhere, or sent by .CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.

SMALL PILL. SHALL DOSE, SHALL PRICE

HUMPHREYS

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mu iiroyif. jc.verr Hincie

elllc 1» a »peclnl cure for tho disease named These Specifics cure without drumlnR oareIngorredocmg the system,and aroln fm-t.ml deed the sovereign remed'esof the World.

Cholera Morbn»f vomiting Pnlll

.*25

yuOlera iTiuruuti umning 7 (loughn, Cold. BronchlUi.77!T S Neoralffia, Toothacbe,Faceache.... if 1$eadache*.Sick Headache, Vertigo 10 Dy»pepaia« Bilious Stomach .. J.1, S,W.rR"».ed, 'tt,n,fal Periods. 1!i WhitcR, too Profuse Periods.. -i 13 Croup. Cough, DlfficultBreathlng.... A*. 7AU Btenm, Errslpelas.Eruptions. ,a.% 15 Rheumatism, KhenmatlcPains 'j.i 12 Er.*er»nd Acme, Chills,Malaria.... .ao 17 Piles, Blind or Bleedlng7.rr7?v::.. "Ho Jg t-'«tnrrh, Influenia, Cold tn the Head .,".0 H. .. hooping Cough. Violent Coughs. .00 Jl £r.ner«I JJrliilitV. 1'hyelcal Woakmss .io 47 Kidney Ulneasc An s8 J'"0'"D'bllltf 1.00 3Q I'flnnry VVenhnes,. WetUngBed. .30 3'i Disease* of thelleart,Palpitation 1.00

.U.I AM

Sold by Druggists, or sent postpaid on receipt 2.' firt^D^CM-mavs: &AXUAL, (U4 page«| richly bound in cloth and gold, maUed free.

HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO., Cor. William and John Streets, New York.

S E I I S

A Guarantor Cure for Piles of whatever kind or riefrrce—Rxternnl. Internal, Wind or HleedlngItchlng,Chronic,Hecentor Hereditary. Tills Hemedy has positively never been knovru to fall. #1.00 a box, 0 boxes for S5.00: sent by mall prepaid 011 receipt of pric*. A written Guarantee ptwtlveiy plven to ewch purchaser of boxes, when purchased at onetime, to re* fund the f"» 00 paid if not cured. Guarantee Issued by Nye&Oo, Drurel*i«& Sole A Kent*, Crawfordsville, Ind, Sample* Free.

UK. 11 ill's

For the cure of

B&@£i2£3BSSia££SaBaa

Catarrh, Bronch't!s and

Lung Trouble,

Now on exhibition at Brown Son's Drug Store. Crawfordsville.

Drs.l J.'.nd Martha E.H Griffith tl'liw till! U.'MI-ikv

•Jl« S- nth Green *»t

Mr*. lr GritVitb »r.vo* i.::i-r.t1on CfctonJr Mid Surv't^l Won.e.'U. Chlidrnr h: •he»,».:rH» Dr. Orltttth. mren»»rnl pr*.-t1c«

On\Nni IT'OV PTtJ»V

A. LOFLAND,

Real Estat", Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

F.mM Mail? Slro»»t. with W.TAVhlttlugtou

Casterfn enrrt OoBe, rkjuiUiaiiea, Sonr Diarrtias*, KructAUa*, Kills Wrnia, prta (Imp, (T'-slion. WlUiuut isJariDUi I Vux Csstidk CVmPi.Tf, 77 Harrmr SUil,

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Preferred MatiialMr Accident Association

OF NEW YORK.

Endorsed by over

30,000 Business and Professional.Men,. I -Mr Who Carry Policies in this Company. 7 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 it 1 (such 1- Ililil'KOti'ili,", s]!•!ITI.V, /FFI[Innc*. liuyitural Tiwlitit*. llruifirx, fjtin Shot ]1\LT 'r.j hb. Kick.-* nml Hit If tif Antir-ck, 11 irw. LUihtnimj. Ktc .I 1* n-fUnx nil An-iiit in- Triivrl tut Istml «.r

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IfUie injury be ree«'iw«l by ihe iu-.tm-l In cotiMijuum-c if tin wreekintr of .my reuiilnr passenirf (vnvi'jance pniprlir.l i.'v su-nm. electricity or euble. while lie slmll fie rlillnir tlteix-in. 1 lie Assm-lutioii i11 n:iy: *10.000 IiKAl II IIV'AfCllJKNT.

B.MOIOSSOK I1..HI KYi. 5.000 HAND S.0U0 Kh.KT 5,1100 II AMI AND I'OOT. li.noo I:N III HAM' OK KL.OI 2 "iflOI'KltMANKNTUn A I. I IS villi.I 1 .'"Hi I.OSS OK ONE EVE K'O I'hK WKEK TEM POltAHV TOTAL DISA

Illl.ri'V.

COSTS:

TIIKEB MONTIIS\-S,- »t SIX -Jvr'iV •»NK YEAU ... 1(1 KXI.I.I.-SIVK or MKMIIEHSIIII- I HK. PAIO III

ONCE.

Tlils^VilIcy Is 11 iiHHlelof Eiiullv: 1.1 Provltv. It 1 not forfeited byMny .*iu.nn of 111 -Hi :i ri eli:in.I:eof• oeeiiimtion. 11 CIM!.1 NLtrri.*ulei •"-•II|"»VIUII. 11 .1 4111yivuivi t»«T.»-nis lit a «hiin o'Venxl l»y any othor Aioulcnt Company. Ii ct)ntlew r*'» trlrtlor»s ivi'fl tin unnecessary condltioiis. Tl j.tu.uof tmvi'l einhrac»» ihe rutin* civel'ztd worM. There Is no restriction to KCttlnf? on or «ti tudvintr a^^en^ror eonvcunce».

Harler & Darter, Agents.

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RUPTURE HoettlreiTrured In 00 dJkyi bjDr l|onio'iUeeU oMBC«ctlo Drll

TruM.comblned. Guaranteed th« only ono in tbo world generating

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econUnuoas

-eurrrnt. Scientific. Powerful, purafclo. and Ltfoctive, Avoid frasda.

a- Send tUrop forpamf til«v 1 8 O E P».

M0BJt£.

UST OF PKWCITAI. SOS. CBRKS. riUCER. I JT' I Fcvem, C«nK«itlon, Inflammation... .23 I ff I a W ormii, Worm Fever Worm Colic A II MK I -0'lri0rTFethlng0f Infants I I m. MW I 4 llinrrh en, of Children or Adults I 3 Orsenlerv, Orlping,BiliousCoUc.... m.

REMOVED TO 180 WABASH AVE.. CHUUUXI.

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Good Blood* Good Health, ffc* Blatd 8««r«h«v li th« t*fwt P?r.S«r rrcj kaowft.

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COUCHS AND COLDS. BSc. and «1. at aU druRglsts.

All this is made possible by our original plan ofinsuring preferred Risks Only.

E. KDROU ft SOUS, FWPrtas* PROVIDENCE. R. I. TB4DK SUPPLIED by

ROSS

GOFtDONi

La Fayette, Ind.

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Soutli louu«1.—No. nsi'P m..daily No, n. fat mall. I '![4,Xtl No. ft Greonrastle .\eeoni!»ih»i.f»v «. cxccpt Sunday,' *1

Nortli t)wind.-No. nlpht .daily: Na 0, fiist mail. fuifk.v*ti* Accommodation, '-1

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Sundiy. No freight trains carry piLSSfUk'^r3. 4, ft. 0, Stops only I'K.

Gen. Pase. .*~iA M'nrn

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^4 jOleveiand, C'iu-

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Route. |&St. Louis B. Wasroer Bloeperson ui(rlit tniius

em dHjr.oonclieHj'ii all irHliis- ,,^1... ConnecUne with sold H' "!1 BloomliiKtou ""•i'.eo^'.J' "n':' nver, Denver and the 1 a-",( "JJ .smt

At lndUnuiMilis. Oln.-i'iontl Sprl-1 Colmr.hus tuAiid from tl.o hiu-nrii iKjard cities.

TLTAINS AT OBAWFOHDSVII I OOIWOWMT.

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No.7 mall (d...) No. 17 mail V.. No. 3 Kipress

OOINO EAST.

No.10 Mail i-r^ra No. 2 Kxpress ,,m No..18 Mall ,VJ- „ni No.8 Mall

Vandali Line

DIKBCT KOtJTE TO

iiLsliville, Chattanooga, Flot'i'lH. Hot SprniffS Texas, Kansas, Missom Michigan, Can8daj(rlh(,rn01li0

Hrnn Depots, Clean Coaches,