Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 September 1891 — Page 2

"A YOUNG WOMAN AT FIFTY,"

Or, as the wor'nl expresses it, "a well-pre-Gorved woman.*' One who, uuU'rst:uHlitig tho rules' of health, h.is followed tliem, and preserved her youthful appearance. Mrs. "'iiikhmii IIILS many correspondents who, through her ndvice and care, c.ui look with litisfiurtion in their mirrors.

LYDIA E, PINKHAM'ScoTPo"id

to the root of all feui:i'.e complaints, renews the w.ir.m- vitality. and invigorates the entire system. Intelligent women of middle ace know well its wonderful powers.

All Unmtistsswll it as a standard article, or sent by mail, in form of l'ills or Lor.enjes. on receipt of £l.'"i.

Mrs. I'inkham freely answers letters of inquiry. Enclose stamp for reply.

'Send two 2-cen! stamps tor Mrs. Plnkham's beautiful 88-page Illustrated book, entitled "GUIDE TO HEALTH AND ETIQUETTE." It contains a volume of valuable information.

It has saved lives, and may save jours.

Lydia E. Pinkham Med. Co., Lynn. Mail,

2 Disordered Liver

Try EVESHAM'S PILLS. 25cis. a Box.

OF HKLTrOISTS.

Wanted Column,

This Is the Great Medium of Supply and Demand for the People of Crawfordsville.

We Invite You to Patronize

this Column.

We Urge You to Read It.

MEETINGS.

Cmlcr this head will be pubifs 1. et'or tlini- 1 t.vs notices of rne**tintr«of a'l kinds ot sociellt s. l^wal notices. a itne.

SOCIKTV—ivn.s.nf

A.—Wusidnirton L'utnp,

No. •. meets every Tu^'lny evening in the I'h'M-nU Hliwk. on southeast, corner ot Main and Washington streets. The Mlue Decree will br worked on thwvoniriuot crept. 15.

SA.M VMMK«I, I'reM-VNT.

K. I.EKCH, ltecor)imr reeretan

WANTED HELP.

Notice? under this head free for three days.

W'A.STKlr— A pool irlrl at ""0 South Green street. U-1T "\\7AN'l l'P.—A jfO1 dirlrl for ^rene: work. Apply ut 'Jl'J South W street.

nil liouse•'ashlngton

ANTKi).—Auenua, local and traveling,at once to .«elUrnaiuentHl Shrubs, Ko-esi Tree-and fruite. Kxperience unnecesj?ary Salary and •wpetmes paid weekly. Permanent positions. Noseeurity required. Must furnish references i« to pood character.

MAULES H. CIIA.SK. Kocfireter.N*. V. Mention tlii? paper.

WANTED—SITUATIONS.

Notices under this head free for thr-*? days. If that doe* not do the work come aguin.

FOR TRADE,

I nder this head business no ices of all kind?, will be Inserted at the rale ul two couts a Hue a day, ash in advance, please.

LOST.

Notices under this head, will be published free for three days. If that Is not sutlicient come u^raiu.

LOST—Tlie

suin of J10— :i r.'s and one it bill,

•omewhere Iwtween Dr. Chambers' oilier ami 101U east Main street. Kinder will lie suitably rewarded by leaving the same at I)r. Chambers'otlice. II—it)

LOST—Two

LOST,

pins, ono lac-c pin with head of

Jet and pearls, the other a tluwer shaped black pin wlili pears In the center. Will Under please leave at the otlice of .Itidtre Thomas or residciici of Dr. Thomas and receive reward.

STKAYBD OK STOLKX.-A BROWN mare, weiitbt 1.100 pounds, left cur tint over at top, left hind Toot with inn around II Just, iibove the hixif. utxiut nine years old. Drop card to John Wellcr. Crawfunlsville, and be

rrewarded.

OST—A (tucket bixik containing money on yat College street. Kinder please leave at Kelley sinw- store.

FOR RENT.

Notice-under thN lieud one cent line a day. Kignt wordH to a line, Nothiiuf lees than ID "entft t^tken. CUsh In advjmce. pk'iwe

FOU

HKNT-A furnUh leg«« ami town

luirton street.

b*OK

FUI'NO—Asaloon

1 r«Hm-between col-

Jntjwtre at :IM 5. Wash-

HKNT-A house of barn and other eonveni

I* ror^rns,'a'good ne« s. on west of Mrs. WUUs. at 1:

Wabash av*nue. Inquire the photograph giilk iy.

F*OUrtxmiB

HB.NT—A houseonsouth Walnut with 4 and summer klU'hen. Applv Albright's bakery or of Cumberland A- Mllh t-ao

i0UND'

Notices under this heiul free, for three days.

Fill.

NO.—A cameo breast pin. Owner can rei»v»»r ihe samo by proving priiiMriv at oil) east Wabash ave.nue. o-f?

porNl): —A ladies silk umbrrlla, call at

F.ast Main street.

DAILY JOURNAL

By'

414

|^(MrNO—A pairof gold rimin*«l' speetaclcfi by Armentrotit. Call on him.

culT button wort!

#-?0.

Clipper this morning between

and 10 and prove pr»perty FitASK I

Call at

lu-ur.Kss

FOR SALE.

Notices under this head one ent a Mne a dav. Kilfht words to a line. Nothing lcv than ft) oent« taken. Citsh inadv mee, please.

FOHSAMC—A

large lot of Ujse*

small, at Hischol's Hazar

Ur^e aud

MISCELLANEOUS.

Notices under this he'd one cent a line a day. Iviirbt words to a line. Nothine less than 10 cents taken. Cash In advance, please.

L'UH SA1.K-A 1 house of sli rooms, with A cistern and w.uer works, for sale cheap. list sell It will pay you to come anil see Kucjnlre at UO.-j .south Walnut, third licuse south or railroad. Also very good work bench and two land rs.

^rAUUV-VOI- Wil l, FIND HUNDREDS Itl or iiiatrlmonlal adverilsements rich and poor, 111 my inarrlaire paper inarrlaiio made easy, circulates dress t)-S

ana to represent Investment Company. Address jno. It. Rowlau, Koyal hiBunmcc llld'K., Chlcairo. 111.

WANTED—An

fcl. 13. MCCAIN.

Knlciv*! ul

tht1

Pixtoflbv at Cr:iv«' fords villi' seoojhl-etass matter.

lU'littn*.

TilK lUILV.IOl'KN.VI,.

*:».oo

Itj limit, \x momti nmsl. thnv montlirt Hy oirrior. |HT w,vk.... ...

THK WKKKLV JUl/KNAL.

Tlirvi1 tnuuth* .v..., 40 •Six months One year I**—

For pHpvr* sent outsMo the county 10 cents liiMitionuI for postage. The WBKKI.Y must Invariably l-e jmM for In Ailvunee.

Si*in! costal note or money order.

TUESDAY, SKIT 15. 1891.

This Date in History—Sept. 15, 1013—Sir Thomas Orcrbury wns poisoned in the Tower of London by the "Vilo Frances," countess of Essex. Rhine occasion to tho great "Oyer and Terminer of Poisoning." 1013—l.ady Arabella Stuart died a maniac In the Tower of London, a victim to tho Insane suspicion of her cousin James I. 1712—Sidney, earl of Oodolphln, premier to r,o Anne, died. 177U -New York city fell Into the hands of the

British as a result of the battle of Louu Island. 1739—James Kenimoro Cooper, novelist, bom at Burlisifton, N. J.: died IS51. lS3-Porftrio Diaz. Mexican soldier and statesman. born in Oai.ica. Mexico. William

Huskisson. politician and economist, killed at the opening of the Liverpool and ManChester railway. li£l-II ittle of Darnestown, Md. ISW -Great strikeand lockout at Southampton,

England, caused a peneral suspension of shipping, liaring Bros. In danger of bankruptcy: widespread financial uneasiness.

THE optimists are having their innings this year, and tho result will be a series

it decisive Republican victories in the Northern States.

IT IS to bo hojK'D that the grand jury will take no action in in tho case of the young ladies who engaged in hat pool gambling at tbo fair grounds last woek.

WE fonder if tho students in the art preservative at the public schools will become members of the Union. First get tho toucher and tho pupils will fol!ow

!"D:_v.

THE Republicans do not believe tlint a farmer should be required to sell a dollar's worth of wheat for 75c. and hence they are opposed to the free coinage of silver.

THE burning question is not whether Mr. Blaine will make a few speeches in Ohio, but how Messrs. Sherman and McKinlev are going to pass their time now that the Democratic leaders are too sick and scared to fight. i::v"":

THE New York Heprblicans declare emphatically against "any degradation of tho currency" and in favor of the lOOcent dollar for all purposes and under all circumstances. Hut tho Democrats of that State will not dare to adopt such a resolution.

TIIEIIE is great demand on the Treasury for money to move the crops, and tho promptness with which tho Treasury moots those requirements is almost as demoralizing to the Democrats as the big crops and the high prices for them.

IIA.IMINIY-

Mrs. .John MeChiro is very low with consumption. Boys, do you know they make llour right hero in town now

Till McClollan may start another saw mill here before a month. .Scarlet fever is reported at Esquire McIIarper's, though in a light form.

Dr. and Mrs. Carrie art.' this week to start oast and south to spend tho Win ter.

Mrs. Lyda Custer will niovo to her property hero about the first of December.

Our chicken men carried otT loads of premiums at tho best fair on earth last week.

Carpenters began Monday John Cox's now residence. 'Tis to lie daisy,

liank clerk J. A. Peterson is still 1'tite sick at his father's on Potato Creek.

Uncle Henry Coats and wife aro attending orthodox Friends' mooting at Westlield.

E. T. Jennings has erected a new shoe shop hero and is going to move to town in October.

Mat Hamilton is reported seriously sick. Mat is a good citizon and lives south of hero four miles. .{.•

School o[K'ns Monday. Tho teachers aro J. M. Galloway, D. V. Pitman, Maggie Wisner and Jennie Kersey.

The present drainage law is mean steal enacted by jxior, bad men—in tont on robljory. Away with such.

Masonic Master Harper, with Henderson, Elston, Martin and Need horn attended Dr. Larabio's funeral .Sunday last.

C. E. Thompson and lady, James Hall and iadv are homo from Chicago So too is liertha Booher. Ira and family will bo hero during tho week.

Uncle .Tore Mote and wife aro to have their golden wedding the 10th at their residence in this place. For fifty years lovingly have they lived together—man and wife. llow'H Til IK?

We offer One Hundred Dollnrsreward for any case of catarrh that cannot lxs cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure.

F. J. CIIENEY & Co., Props., Toledo, O. Wo, tho undersigned,have known F.J. Cheney for the hist 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. WEST A Titi'AS, Wholesale Druggists,

Toledo, O.

every where, mailed free. AdtiLNNKLS' MONTHLY. Toledo. Ohio,

WAN'TKD

-Ixjcal rt^prt-sentatives in Indl

active. Honest man-salary

1100 monthly, lr suitable, with opportunity to advance, to represent locally, a reHoonslble New York hoiisi!. Iteferene!. Muiiufaeturt.T, ls l\ llux N. Y. ept, 1 ti.

WAMHNO, KIN-NAN

MAHVT.N, Wholesale

Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. Testimonails sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.

Wirr WILL TOO oocou when Sliiloh's ^tire will give you ammediate relief. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and $1 Moffett Morgan & Co.

ttiildre* "Cry for Pitcher's Ca^oria,

U&}$JSSI&£I-

Member Atchison'* bchool Hoard, ill's". Klizaheth H.iinbieton, wife of a lilivMciaii. is tho fourth lailv to lie ected a ttii'iiibi'r of tiio sclund loanl of Atchison. K: n. A year lu'fiiro tho snlTra^e law was passwl Atclnsuti cloctol .Mrs. N. A. iluhr to serve on llie lioanl. ami the next year chose -Miss Lyilia Stookwell to bo her colleague. In 1S?S Mrs. KeK Hudson,a odorcd ladv. was chosen to till out the unexpired tertn of her deceased litisband, and ti AV ILN

1 ItS. HAMBI.ETON lliitnbletou is chosen

At present, lt»w« ver, \ut two ladies are on the board to eight men, but a lad.{ us IKKTII clerk for many years, the present incumbent b?.nng Miss Annie Kit-khans.

Changes.

Whom first wo love, you know, wo seldom wed. Time rules us all. And life, indeed, id not Tbo thins wo planned it out ero hope was dead

And then, wo womou cannot choose our lot.

Much must be borno which It is hard to bear. Much given away which it wero sweet to keep. God help us all! who need, indeed. His care:

And yet. I know, tho Shepherd loves llis sheep.

My little boy begins to babble now I'pon my knee his earliest infant prayer. Uc has his father's eager eyes, I knuw

And, they say, too, his mother's sunny hair.

But when he sleeps and smiles upon my knee. And I can feel his light breath come and go, I think of one—Fieaven help and pity mo—

SVhu loved rue, aud whom 1 loved, long ago. Who might hnvo been-ah, what daro not think!

We all are changed. God judges for us best, God help us do our duty, aud not shrink. And trust in heaven humbly for tho rest. But blamo us women not, if some appear

Too cold at times and some too gay and light. Some griefs gnaw deep. Somo woes aro hard to bear.

Who knows the past? and who can judge us right?

Ah. were wo Judged by what we might have been, And not by what we are, too apt to fall! My little child—he sleeps and smiles between 'Lhese thought* and me. In heaven wo shall know all! —Owen Meredith

READ AND REMEMBER.

ONT-TENTH of the world Is still unexplored. ONLY one man in 203 is over six feet In height.

AT least one-third of the earth is composed of oxygen. THUEE pints of liquid a day is sufficient for the average adult.

SOME insects are In a state of maturi ty thirty minutes after birth. ItEMEMnER that children aro only small editions of older people, and that they have feelings quite as acute.

TIIEHE are estimated to bo 97,790 deaths in the world every twenty-four hours, 104,800 births, or ubout 70 every minute.

DR. COLD, :.n eminent physician of Germany, says that we should not havo less than nine hours' sleep while we are under twentj'-one.

Good Modi

Fashionable Applicant (to fair Delsartean)—Yes, my husband heard you lecture on "How to Walk Gracefully," and he wanted ine to join your class.

Miss Henrietta Tussol—I'm always pleased when men realize the importance of my mission.

Applicant—Yes, he said by studying you I'd learn what to avoid.—Truth.

Wheu Baby in! itfcs, we gave her lastorfe When she was a Child, she cried for Oastorla. When she became Miss, she clung to CastoriA. When she bad Children, she gave tbern Castorifi

The Hamilton ('{•ntcmilnl. Tho people of Hamilton, O., one of the most noted cities in the United States, as well as the most prosperous of the many thriving ones on tho line of tho C. H. D„ celebrates the hundredth anniversary of its birth. September 17, 18 and 19. Just a hundred years ag" Gon. Arthur StClair, then governor of the Northwest Territory, with an army of 1,500 marched from what is nowcalled Cumminsvillo to the present !to of Hamilton, on tho Big Miami r:v( r, and erected a stockdale fort, which :-.o called Fort Hamilton. It wiiderness thon, and in a hundred ye... it loen transformed into a busy cit). The celebration will begin Thursday, September 17. with a beautiful pi.^oant entitled, "Tho Feast of

1,tcvors

au.1

Youth.'' Friday will be a t'...y of concerts, and meetings addrossci by prominent orators and old r^ltlrrs. Tho celebration will conclude on Srturdav with a grand concert by a chorus of 500 historical oration by Hon. Joseph Cox, of Cincinnnati, magnifir.ont fire works and a mammoth parrdt. The latter will bo reviewed by Go%. Campbell, of Ohio, and tho governors of Kentucky and Indiana. Tho C. H. & D., announces tho sale of round trip tickets at ono cent jer mile to Hamilton and return on September 19 from Cincinnati. Lima, Indianapolis. Chillicothe and all intermediate points.

A Safe Investment

Is one which iB guarantee^ to bring you satisfactory resnlts, or in case of failure a return of tho purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised dniggista bottloof Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for an affection of throat, lnngs or chest, such as consumpt'on, inflammation of lnngs, bronchitis, asthma whooping cough croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe and always to 1)0 depended upon. Trial bottles free at Nye Co's drug store.

SHXLOH'S CC UGH aud Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. For sale by Moffott, Morgan Co.

FROM U00SIERD0M.

Bits of Information of Especial Interest to Indianians.

Th« State'* WorM's I'rtlr Itulldiiig. INDIANAPOLIS, I ml., Sept. l.V The dissatisfaction over the acceptance of a Chicago architect's plans for the Indiana world's fair building in preference to those of Indiana architects is growing. Already there aro threats of carrying the matter into the next legislature and asking the appointment of a special investigating committee. The architecture of tho proposed building, as shown by the plans, is classic in style and suggests both the Iiotnan and Nonnau periods. It will be 110 feet long by 70 wide, with one end semicircular in form. Tlie first floor is entirely surrounded by a covered portico, with entablatured roof supported by square columns. The north and south entrances are at the base of tall square towers, tapering at the top. The roof of the main building is high and steep, ami is also covered with tiling. The walls of the second lloor :iie to be of iron and plate-glass. The interior arrangement of the iirst tioor provides for a large hall. IS feet wide, running north and south. On the east side doors open into tlie assembly room, 44x ::i feet in size, one end of which conforms to the rounded form of the building. In the west end a corridor separates a gentlemen's parlor and ante-rooms on the north from similar quarters for ladies on the south. The apartment over the assembly room upstairs is to be devoted to a reading room, while the otli-r end is divided into quarters for the Indiana commissioners and the women's committee.

Against tlie llatiks.

INHIANAI'OI.IS, I ml., Sept. 15.—Attorney General Smith has prepared his argument in the celebrated ea.s-' which will lie heard to-day. The case is one in which bankers were sent to jail (construcdlv) for contempt in refusing to show the tnioks of depositors to the state tax commissioners, and the argument will be on the habeas corpus case for their release. The case will be the most celebrated ever argued in this state, and will determine whether the bankers or the legislature can make laws for the state. The bankers have engaged a number of the most prominent lawyers in tlie state, but tlie attorney general believes that he will win the case, which means that all tax dfxlgers will be routed out of their last hole. ltlg Fire In Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept 15.—The nine ice-houses of the Indianapolis.Ice Company, owned by Armstrong A Co., burned Monday night. Two were filled with ice. about 150 tons in all. The loss will reach §120,000, about half of which is covered by insurance. Tho fire was started by John Zerbert, aged 9, who is now under arrest. He says a big boy coaxed him to light some loose hay with a match given him, and when lie tried to put out the flame the big boy would not let him. lllooriy Fight in A Saloon.

FHANKTON, Ind., Sept 15.—A bloody riot occurred here in which two men were probably mortally wounded and another seriously injured. Officer Cox went to a saloon to arrest Miles Scott. When lie began to read the warrant Scott's friends interfered in his behalf, whereupon the constable began shooting into the crowd with telling effect. Scott received two wounds, one in the arm and one in the forehead, and William Smith, who was on the outside. received a bullet in the side. The ofiicer was seriously hurt.

Caught an Kscaped Prisoner, LA I'OIITK, Ind.. Sept 15.—Harry Eamigli, who is wanted in Starke county to answer to a paternity charge, was arrested here recently anil turned over to the sheriff of that county. While en route Eamigh escaped. Sunday Deputy Sheriff McCormick learned of the fugitive's whereabouts and arrested him in the south pr.rt of this county, where he was engaged in the pleasant pastime of co urting a farmer's daugliU

Hugted the Ties and Saved Iler i.lfc. WAHASH, Ind., Sept 15. Monday afternoon while Mrs. John Wtgner, aged 00, living near North Manchester, was crossing the Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan railroad bridge over Eel river she was knocked down by a locomotive running backwards, the engine and a freight car passing over. She clung closely to the ties, and though cut from head to foot will recover.

Not Too Old to Love*

WAHASH, Ind., Sept 15.—At Tiosa, 30 miles north of this city, Monday the marriage of Samuel Hall, a decrepit man of SO years, who walks only with tlie aid of crutches, and Mrs. Lucinda Caplin. a widow of 70 years, took place. This is said t- a union of the oldest parties ever w.:Jded in the state. Tliey will occupy fie domicile of Mrs. Ball

Tio C.'1-.i -g an. liny a Land Option. VALI'AU., ISO, Ind.. Sept 15.—A committee representing twenty of Clil-

Uvro's ln.s'..:ess men were in the city M.,nd and bought a thirty days' option of forty acres of land fronting on K: lake, near this city. The gentlemen "nmprising this company expect to "spend S-"0,000 for a summer resort fo. themselves and families.

Tralti-Wreckera Foiled.

NILES, Ind., Sept 15.—An attempt at train-wrecking here was averted by a small boy Sunday. He found two rails placed on the track, and succeeded in stopping an approaching train in time to save it from destruction.

Hadly Hurt.

MUNCIK, Ind., Sept 15. James Iluges, of this city, was attacked by a stallion Sunday night and terribly injured. ltut for the interposition of friends lie would have been killed.

At Danville, 111., the clothing of Mrs. C. Sehultz caught fire from a gasoline stove and she was burned to death.

Worth its eight in Gold. a price can be placed on pain, "Mother's Frisnd 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 customer to mine. HKNDEKSON DALE, Druggist,

NERO,

Carmi, HI

Write the Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga., for further particular Sold by Nye A Co., Orawfordsrille. Tnd

Crawfordsville, Monday, September 21.

A N & A I E The Greatest Show on Earth.

AMI TIIHC.I1ANII IIISTOIIU'AI. SPKCTAl'I.K,

CAPITAL INVESTED, Sa.f.ltO.OOO. DAILY EXPENSES, ,,, S7.:»)0.

Or the Destruction

THE WHOLE MONSTER ENTERTAINMENT.

Piv.-cntvd ju«t as it was In Kur»»je, where it ama/.ed. astounded and delighted

PRINCES PRINCESSES, DUKES, LORDS,STATESMEN, EARLS and

The Royal Family of Great Britain,

And excited the admiration of the who'e public and press.

Transported twice across tho Atlantic ocean, at great risk and expense, and now presented in all respects the saino as in London.

-Y JXE/?C/S TRIUMPHAL E.XIREE LXTO ROME

A N E S O I A 1 1 E I S E N

Olil h'onum Marriage CcriMii'iiics, lit ligioiis l-'efes. Bacc'ia'.mlian Orgies. S icriiicial Offerings.

OyeriKuvoniicr Spectacles. a re a a ix at It ii ii in I a an

Mii^iiificent.

('ostiHiifs.

Elephants, Horses, ild Boasts, Performing Animals, Terrific Chnriot Raeo.n, Ihenomenal lumblers, Comlmts, Battles. Kexlistie Scones in Old Home, h° whole presented on a HUGE STAOE 450 FEET LONG incidentally, introducing the Circus Maxinms. roproducing all the glories of the ancient Itoman

Coliseum, together with the overwhelming and tremendous performance of the

GREATEST SHOW EAR II

Iriple Ci.ctis in three rings, 100 cite, ac's, Double Acrobatic Performances on «o stages. Double Manageri of ild ami trained beasts

100 American and Foreign Artors. 20 Clowns. 50 Dump Actors

(Jrami Olyinjiia Hii-podi-onie. with TJirillin«r Kaces, and a myriad of odd. curious, comic, rich and raro features.

5«up«ndau$ Tcrpskkort** T^cveU ImptrUI SptttAcU

Two Performance Daily at 2 and 8 p.m. Doors open an Hour Earlier.

Admission to everything, 50 cents children under 9 years, 25 cents. Great Free Street Parade, with $1,500,000 Worth of rare objects, at 9 o'clock. ——Owing

tliorlclicttto mulerlftl of tho costumes us«L In "NERO"tbey will not TIC place-' ,!i¥,?l[VO.t r.llTl",lS'. As.aJP.!Sc"'"Il!'!u-,lon

to 11,0

UOHI NS IN & WALLACES COlthKK BOOK SIOltE. wliero reservwl scats will bo soli! at the M'tfiiiHr price, und odtiilK£)oti TLO^ETM lit tbo USUUL Hliglit ulvanco. CHC-UN excursions on all railroad!!. Will oxjilltlt at Indianapolis on Sept, 2U. ^Avu.muiis uu

of Rome.

IMRE KIRALFY, Producer and Director

OI.YMl'l A HllTODKOMK. TKIIM.K CI U(TS. OOt'lll.K MKNAC.KUIKS, Ml'SISUMS. 1I.I.IJ Sli iNS, A VIA It V. IIOKSK KAlb', AQTAUI1'M. ON I IIOI'SAN I TW( I HUNIIKKO I'Kltroi'MKItS, MAMMOTH ST A (i 4.'.i l'KUT I,ONO TKNT. ."."0 1'EF.T I.ONO.a ItlNC.S, •J KI.KVATl'.l) SI'ACKS, IIIIM'OIIKO.MK HACINI! TItACK. 4 TltAlNS, 0 1 I'A US.

The Most Stupendous Show in the History of the World.

P. T. BAHNUM. J. A. BAILEY,

costing $"Jr(l.(ii.(),

Towering su:d Tremeii 1 •n.s Scenery, worth $7f.0li0.

Actually 1,200 People in this Grand Cast,

(iliulintors, Dancers, Singers, Charioteers, Warriors. Courtiora, Christian Martyrs, Athletes, Musicians. Citizen*. Slaves, Senators, Lii'torn, Champions, Choristers. Vraetorian (iuards, Vest iI ^'irgins,Priests, Peasants.Kmbassndors, Spies,

Hostages. Revels, ^.ilanijuins. Knniolis, Litters, Riots, A*c., Are., ,Ve.

Equal Otvners

U* ""V V' ,.

S&asfkty 7

pul'llc 1111 olliro lias boon suiljllslied at

Dllf^GYOUilPASTijlE use oar

«»y

•JU'

f»asT

WSLL DryftaYoi) M0R£

HonestyPLfASllRt

OLiD

istjeverybsst

plug,Mid isputuiJintk very bestiiriwin^.

Mif/AllTOTpyit

•:sNfc|LfruHvlUe.lfv

DR. BANDEK'S

ELECTRIC

BELT

WTTHSUSrtHSORY TOR

'WEAKEN

llHIU.ll 11 Vll Ihfogrt tx.

IT* orm. AVTKK to Ctmii! b* «.!»»• iMPRovto-^f^J^cnrrttcTRic BEIT AHD SUSPI«O! ffrRKKCM) StONKT, Ms1* fur •ose, Can* ot MraLxrM, ci* itit Nxnt rontlitunu* iorn-nlfc of KWtrirm tt.roi.**, & W'E\i MKTS. rc»rorins «li-n. to IIKit-TII «nU K.OMH 'Wtrle l'«rrt*til KMt i-r f. rfcii tu ni. itLT »»d tn-t up. Woui r*.r* tx* J&ilfDtl* t'nr«n! !o S. iN 1 J'ftBH-1!I *Trf. t^NDEN EL£0TKI"C3.. CHICWO.Ilt

FOR MEN

ft Wj-'-

ONLY!

fFor LOST or FAILING MANHOOD, (General aad NERVOUS DEBILITY, {Weakness of Body aad Miad, EfffctJ JJJofErroreorExccMMinOldorYourg.

Kobott, Nebl# JUMHMtn fully Hon nl«rt» 6(rvarOi»aWX4ki t.'M)KVKt,OI KtI'UITSt.riioffr IbMtulpIr uafaillHR IIOHK HJK.tTJlKM-Or.-fis Ben (Mtlr* fntm iiUSlatn ind r«iprlrn»'owin-»«. W*i" Drwriplitc rt|i|*ntl)on «ul prg.l« inilii Addreu ERIE MEDiCAL CO.. BUFFALO,H. Y.

Ikli

•ill

Good Bloody Good Health. Is the itfot Pcrifier VkMirm. B«slT«ulo. Cnrri Doll*. Pimp'ei.

mem, BIMK Hcadi, and &U btdl

FBto*d. ftold Drvfciite. n«MlirilMIluSo.,FmittT(l.r.

1-7

IT'LVU-RY,

VEGEtft

6 ffiTiLUABLE

COUCHS

AND

COLDS.

SSo. and SI. at all drugRleti.

£. MOHGAS & SONS, WmnW

PROVIDENCE. R. I.

RBIDESUPPLIEDBR ROSS GORDON, La Fayette, Ind.

JTcijisviuc.HtwAiBAHYa Ci:»e/ KXITO:^

South bound.—No. .1 Nltdit m., dally No. 5. fmt mall. 1.''°. I1N*n. 0. Grconcastle Accomimnl'itl'in. I oxooptSunday, -,

North lioutid.—No. 4, niiflit c.vpnl.-i »j m., dally No. 0. fast mall. I- ",lLafayette Accommodation, H.LI ti. in8undiy.

No frolght trains carry pnwn^ern. 3. 4.5,0. stops only at ftjinty""^ ,(K

Troins

Gen. P&aa. Art.'Monon IU uk

Monon Block Chi »«o. Ill

jOleveland,

•0?fi

No.Omall No.7 mall (d.. IIo. 17 mall No.~9* Express

Ciu-

Dlg $ cinnati, Chic^o Route.

!&St.

Louis

Wa»rncrSleopor8oni.l(rliilrK'"B orn day ooaoliosiin

B".traVf'^'1,,,1,|.

iminf

Connecting with so.M Bloomlngton aud Poorlutcland tr river, Denver and the -'Citlt .-. ,.),

At ndlanapolls, Clueliini.l I, 11

t|ii)

Columlius to-md fnun tlie fv.ibt. loard cities. TRAINS AT OBAWl'OBDSVlI.Mt

QOINO WEST. ...

I 2

OOINO KAST.

No. 10 Mall (d) No. 2 Express No. 18 Mall No.H Mall

Vandali Line

DIKECT BOOTB TO

Jashville, Chattanooga, Florida, Hot Spring Texas, Kansas, Missom

Michigan, Canail^ithern0hi0

NWN Depots, Clean Coaches,