Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 September 1891 — Page 2

ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Svriip of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts ijently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and 15wels, cleanses the syseffectually, dispels colds, headKhes and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the jnly remedy of its kind ever proiKired, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt- in its action and truly beneficial in its efleets, prepared only from the mosi healthy and agreeable substances, its mauv excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. byrup of Figs is for sale in 50c rind'SI bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who \vi.hes to try if. Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SY -AAKCISCO. CAL LOUISVILLE. KY NEW YORK. HI

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.

Under thU hfiui will be publls hed of or three d.iys notU'iVof meetin^rs of ull kinds of rMH'ietlcs. LO"' il notice*. 5 cents a line.

Sim'JETV—l'.n.S.of

FOR TRADE.

Under this head business notices of all kind will be Inserted at the rate of two cents a line a day. Cash in advance, please.

LOST.

Notices under this head will be published free for three days. If that b» uot sutllclent come again.

LOST—Aand

cheviot frock coat. blacK, between Main Soring on Walnut street. Hetrn to Harry Miller.

LOST—A

small scarf pin, square with pearls aud turquoise. Leave at this otllce. iMH

LOST.

STHAVED OH SIOLEN.—A brown mare, weijrhi 1.1U0 pounds. left ear tips over at top, let hind toot with ring uround it jtii aUve the hoof. about nine years old. Drop card to John Wefier. Crawfordsville, and be rewarded.

FOR RENT.

Notice? under tlu^ head one cent a line a daj. Kigtit words to a line. Nothing less than 10 ''cutstaken, t'jish In advance, please.

FOU

ltKNT—A furnished room between college and town. Inquire at 314 5. Washington treet.

FOU

KENT— A h«?u*e ou south Walnut with •I rooms and summer kitchen. Applv at Albright's baker) or of Cumberland A: Sillier. 7-M0 tf.

FOUND.

Notices under th:» ijead free for three days.

FOR SALE,

Notices under this head one ccnta line aday. Kijfht wonl t» a line. Nothing less than 10 cent* taken. Cit»h in advance, please.

pOH SALE—Mv restdenco on College Hill, mare and colt, piuu'ton aad good range.

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A bargain if taken at once.

WANTED—Local

DAILY

A.—Wjishinurton Camp,

No. «», tnccie .very Tuesday evening In the Fhovni.v Hloelt, on southeast comer of Main and Wa*binirton. streets. 'Hie White Decree will l*o worked on the evening of t^ept.

SAM D. SVMMKS, President.

K. W. I.EI:«*U. Kecordinjr Secretary.

WANTED-HELP^

Notices under this head free for three days.

\X7ANTKD— A lady, white or color d. to help eok at KON^I Hall, College campus, ^oiiie one that can caint» and help from eight to one, preferred.

MKL WANTEl»--A «od girl to do jrenernl housework Is wanted at llti west Wabash II ue. IMU

MIL*—A ^*°d virl Is warned at I lftoa^t.Jef» feraon street to do general housework.18

'ANTED.—A good frlrl at 220 South Green street. 9-17 "WfANlKD.—A im-Mlfrirl fortreneral house-

V\ work. Apply at 313 South Washington street. "I\rANTEI.—Affents, local and traveling,at once to sell ornutneutal Shrubs, lUses. Trees and fruit«. tnlnry and expenses paid weekly. Permanent positions. Nosccurity required. Must furnish references as to good character.

OIAHLES H. CHASE. Rochester, N. V. Mention this pnper.

WANTED—SITUATIONS,

Notices under tlds head free for throe days. If that dons uot do the work come again.

NUHS1NGOU

SEWING.—Anyone desiring

a nurse or sewlnp, please call on Mrs. K. K. tierard, 40s south Washington Street.

JACOH KOIIRIP.

T^Olt SALK—A irhouse of sl.v rooms, with J. cistern and water works. For sale cheap. Must sell It^will pay vnu eome and see. Enquire at fiOo south Walnut, third house south of railroad- Also very good work bcuch and two ladders.

UH SALE—A large lot of boxes, large and mall, st iiiM'hors Bazar

MISCELLANEOUS.

Notices under this head one ccnt a line a da. hight won!? to a line. Nothing less than 1J cents taken. Cash In advaoce, please.

representatives lu Indi

ana to represent I nvestmeut Company. Aji«jrest» Jno. It. Kowlau, Hoyal insurance HM'g.. Chicago, 111.

An active, iionest man—salary

monthly, if suitable, with oppor*

1VJ. iilf* to represent locally, a revl ,Vr V'W ork house. Uefercnce. Mauiifaeturer. Uxk Box 1585 N. Y. f:ept, 10.

A. D. LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insnrance,

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

Fact. Main fitrpft. with W.TAVhlltlngtou

WHY WILL rou oocon when Shiloh'a Onre will give yon am mediate relief. Trioe 10 ceute, 60 oenta and 81 Moffett Morgan & Co.

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MONDAY, SEPT. 21, 1891.

This Date in History—Sept, 21.

13K—Edmirvl II of England murdered In Bcrkolcy ctutlu In a most hcrriblo manner: boru 13M. 155S—The Emperor Charles died In tho monastery of Yuste. Spain: born 1303. ITU— Buttle of Prustonpana and death of Colonel James Gardiner. 1770—Great flro In New York, Trinity church and 403 buildings burned. 177S—IJOUIS Bonaparte, king of Holland, born died ISMS t-ho lato Louis Napoleon was his last son. 1S30—Joseph Rodman Drake, poet, died In Now

York city born there 17U5. 1533—Sir Walter Scott died at Abbotsford born 1771. 1851—Steamer Jaokson bio mi up at Shawneetotvn. Ills. 33 killed and wounded. 1603—Cavalry battle at Bristol, T»un. ISftI—Cavalry battle on Front Royal Pike, Va. ltOO— Red hot racket in Paris over Ll-o Boulanger revelations of conspiracy and fraud several duels fought.

IT is the opinion of good judges that Crawfordsville Las never seen such crowd of people as is here to-day.

OF the Helen Gougar plan of cam paign against McKinley in Ohio the New York Advertiser, a Democratic newspaper, says: "It is the programme of 188S over again. While talking for prohibition from the Ohio stump, Mrs. Gougar's shapely arms are figuratively, if not literally, bared to the shoulders for the Democratic ticket. It is not a new trick of the so-called Prohibitionists to pretend to be working with great zeal for the furtherance of temperance, while they are in reality interested in the defeat of the Kepublisan ticket. McKinley will not, perhaps, lose a great deal of sleep on account of the appearance of Helen on the scene. She is more pestiferous than powerful."

I'. T. BAUNUM is dead and has practically been dead for years. The great show of which he laid the foundation has been built up to its present success and magnificence by the efforts of J. A. Baily. Mr. Barnuin's great partner. It was Bailey who first introduced such splendid features as "Nero," and in reality revolutionized the show business. Barnuin planted and Barnum watered, but Bailey gave the increase. We would cast no reflection on the world's greatest showman, Barnum, but the ago has gone by and loft the features ho made famous, and now the demands of the public have been more than met by the ideal creations, the foresight and business push of Mr. Bailey, who liko Murillo, has become greater than his master.

OFF I EL.

Thecomas almost ready to cut. Fred Miller preached at Union Sunday.

Most all the wheat is sowed in this vicinity. Xot much business going on at the saw mill now.

John Steele has been appointed steward at I. nion for tho coming year. School has commenced. Miss Earl has quite a number of small scholars.

Win. Butan wiil move on Mrs. Mil ler'r farm this week. Fred Miller will go to town for tho present.

.V/:H ltoss.

George Row is building anew house. Jay Brown was at Indianapolis Monday.

The schools did not close for Barnum Monday. G. W. Santford returned from Waveland Friday.

Ch».s. McVey returned from Greensburg Saturday. Miss Hose Sierry returned from Indianapolis Friday.

Aubrey Bowers, of Crawfordsville, epent Sunday hero. John L. Wiuteas, of near Jamestown, moved here Friday.

Bruce Eirhard, who has been very sick, is improving. James Bratton had his arm badly scalded last week.

There wore 1G3 tickets sold hero for tho show this morning. Joe S., driven by Jay Brown, took first money at the Covington fair Thursday.

Charles Lewis will have a sale of all. his Btock about tho first of October. All tho members of tho Christian church are requested to attend next Sunday. Important business.

How's Tit la?

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for Bny case of catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure.

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

Toledo, O.

WALDINO, KIJ.-J.-AN MAIUIX, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonails sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.

Mucklen'a Arnica Salve. The be6t salve in the world for cute, braises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinbe corns and all skin eruptions, and losstively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prioe 25 oents per box. For sale by Nje A Co

lly the Sud Sen Waves.

"Ah, Jim, we poor folks has our trials!" "Yes, I's had a good many, but it ain't the tri .Is what annoys tne, it's the verdict they brings in arterward."— Life.

Sly Brother's Keeper*

I called him faint of heart. In spirit poor I said: "O brother, for all such as theo Tho world is full of snares and subtlety! Bow Uttle art thou fitted to onduro

Tho ills thy weakness brings 1 Let my strength be Thy constant shield. My vision swift and snre Shall plorcc the darkest depths of every lore

About our paths. 1M lead thee lean on mel" But when with subtlest art temptation wove 'Round our unwary 60uls her fairest spell

When lust o* power and wealth, and love as well. Their keenest shafts against dear Honor drove— When in her eause I and my brother strovo—

Behold! ho conquered grandly—but I fell) —Susan M. Spalding.

Truth.

Great truths are portions of tho soul of man Great souls are portions of Eternity Each drop of blood that e'er through true heart ran

With lofty message, ran for thee and me For God's law, since the starry song began. Hath been, and still forcvermoro must be, that every deed which shall outlast Time's span

Must goad tho soul to bo erect and free. —James Russell Lowell.

Iocoustancy.

Was It something said, Something done. Vexed him? Was it touch of hand.

Turn of head? Strange! that very way Love begun— I as littlo understand

Love's decay.

—Robert Browning.

Knowledge.

That which wo know is sweeter yot. Do we not love tho near Earth more Than tho far Heaven? Does not Regret

Walk with us always, from the door That 6huts behind us, though we leavo Not much to make us grieve? —Sarah M. B. Piatt.

Memory.

Sweet ajo tbv rosy memories of the Hps That first kissed ours, albeit they kiss no more,* Sweet is the sight of sunset-sailing ships.

Although they leave us on a lonely shore Sweet as familiar songs, though Music dips Her hollow shell in Thought's forlornest, wells. —Owen Meredith.

Solitude.

If the chosen soul could never be alone 1B deep midsilence, open-doored to God, No greatness ever had been dreamed or done* Among dull hearts a prophet never grew The nurse of full grown souls is solitude. —James Russell LowelL

CHURCH AND COLLEGE.

BBOOK-LYN* has 355 churches Chicago, 884. ETON-, or the collection of school® which constitutes what is popularly known as Eton, lias a thousand scholars.

A CLERGYMAN at Xorthport, L. I., has forbidden the young' men of the congre pation, under penalty of arrest, to smoke near the church.

THE Free Methodist church of Allentown, Pa., allows no one WI19. belongs to a secret society, uses tobacco or wears jewelry to become a member of the congregation.

WIIKX the new granite art building of Bowdoin college is completed it will have the distinction of being the only building devoted exclusively to art in any American college.

THE oldest college In North America was founded in 1531—the college of St. lidefonso, in the City of Mexico. Tho next oldest Is Laval college, Quebec.—The Washington Working W oman.

TIIE first Catholic church in the United States to bo dedicated to the purposes of religion and worship by an American cardinal is St. Bernard's, in West Fourteenth street between Eighth and Ninth avenues. New York city.

Chivalry

Tom Dewitt—Won't you allow me to relievo you, Miss Holder? Miss Held (indignantly)—Sirl

Tom Dewitt—Ah, I am only solicitous for Miss Holder. I never could bear to eee a woman doing a man's work.—Life.

A Champagne Bath.

Very frequently a champagne hath has been referred to in illustrating some freak of profligacy. Less than a half-dozen years ago a Louisville man took a genuine champagne bath in Rufer's hotel. Bis name was Crow, and ho was a sporty man. A relative died near Lexington and left him a big lump of property. He bought enough champagne to fill a bathtub at llufer's and plunged Into it. On the side he had champagne to drink and a dozen companions to drink It. Two year? later he was on his uppers and hadn't a nickel.—Louisville Commercial.

—Smith—"Who's that distinguished looking man over there?" Jones— "Oh, nobody much. United States senator from somewhere or other. But that littlo chap near him is Jockey Jenkins, who won tho Oetthere stakes and is making $45,000 a year." Smith —"Great Scott! is that so? Let's get oloaer to him."—Buffalo Express.

A Iloon to

tvca.

Having used "Mother's Friend" would not be without it. It is a boo to wives who know they have to pass through the painful ordeal of childbirth Mas. C. MELBOURNE, Iowa. Write the Bradfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nve & Co., Crawfordsville, InL

STATE NEWS.

Towns In Indiana 'Furnish Interesting Bits of Information.

I'lana Acrepted.

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.—Plans for Indiana's state building were aecepied Saturday. Tho building committee of the Indiana board, composed of Clem Studebalcer, South Bend B. F. Havens, Terre llaute J. L. Campbell, Crawfordsville, and Charles B. Stuart, Lafayette, met Henry Ives Cobb, and after ordering a few changes

THE IN'DIAN'A. DUILIU-VF}.

in the plans told Mr. Cobb to proceed with his work. The only change made in the design was to Increase the width of the building about 6 feet. The Indiana building will cost about SIOO.OOO, but the state board will not spend that amount on it, as nearly all the material is to be donated. Work on tho building will begin as soon as Architect Cobb develops his drawings.

Votorang Drew a Crowd.

MiTCnELt., Ind., Sept 21. The crowd that was present at the soldiers' reunion here Saturday is estimated at 8,000. There was about 800 more soldiers here this year than last Addresses were made by Hon. Frank Hitchcock, of Bedford, Ind. non. J. H. Rhodes, of Paoli, Ind. W. H. Black, of llartsville university, and a number of others. At the close of tho meeting in the evening a vote of thanks iwas tendered by the soldiers to the people in Mitchell and the mana^ gers of the reunion for courtesies extended. There will bo another reunion held here next year.

MADISON*, Ind., Sept. 21.—The regiv lar anitual reunion of the Sixth. Twen-ty-second and Eighty-second regiments of Indiana infantry dosed here Saturday with a parade in the forenoon and a camp-fire in the evening, at which remarks were made by Maj. W. C. Warren, of Franklin Gen. M. C. nunter, of Bloomiugton Dr. J. F. Davis, of JeiTersonville, andCapt H. W. Brown, of Hayden. The parade was one of the most notable of the kind ever witnessed in this city since the close oi the war.

Didn't Know tho Lair.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept 21.—The full bencli of the Marion county supe rior court on |Saturday dccided that the increase of the salaries of Comptroller Woolen, his clerk and the three members of the board of public •works by the council is illegal. The decision is that under the provisions of the charter the salaries cat not be increased by tho council during the term for which the officers, whose salaries are sought to be increased, are elected. The city council recently raised the salaries of the officers stated. An injunction was asked to restrain the payment of the increase. There was a good deal of politics in the case.

Killed In Rad Company.

HuN'TIXGTOJF, Ind., Sept 21.—A mysterious murder took plaoe here Friday night, the victim being Henry Gleiuh, an employe in the Chicago & Erie railroad shops. Friday night Glcich and some others visited a house of ill-re-pute, all being intoxicated. Quarrelling was continued nearly all night and ni. 4 o'clock Saturday morning tho body of Henry Gleich was found beside the Wabash railroad. Several bruises about the head bear evidence that he was murdered. The coroner is investigating the case. No arrests.

Ended Its Work.

WASHINGTON-, Sept. 21.—With the work of Saturday the business of the Indiana Methodist conference was completed. Reports of church societies occupied the day. The bishop will announce his appointments to-day. Saturday a monster missionary meeting was held under the supervision of Dr. Spencer. Bishop Joyce preached Sunday morning and ordained elders and deacons in the afternoon. Dr. J. H. Ivetchum, of Indianapolis, was elected the third ministerial delegate to the general conference.

lie Wanted a Reward*

CROWN* POINT, Ind., Sept 21.—Charles Howard, who attempted to wreck tlu train on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne A Chicago railroad at Whiting Monday night, made a confession in the jail Saturday afternoon and plead guilty to the act He claims that he did it and cal culated to flag the train in time to save a disaster, and thus get the sympathy of the railroad company for his heroic act and get a reward

ItegHlned Ilia Eyesight.

BLUE LICK, Ind., Sept 21.—For many years Robert James, aged 70, of this place, has been blind and had given up all hopes of ever regaining his sight Several days ago his wife was taken dangerously ill and in his distress he wept incessantly. Suddenly his sight came back to him and he now sees as well as he ever did

Good Crop Weuthrr.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept 21.—The warm, dry and sunshiny weather has caused corn and tobacco to mature very rapidly. Most of the corn is considered safe from frost, and the remainder will be in a few days with a continuation of present weather conditions. Rain is needed for newly sown wheat

Downfall of a Drnmmcr.

FOBT WAYNE. Ind., Sept 21.—Frank J. Noll, traveling salesman for the Armstrong millinery firm of this city, is under arrest for embezzling S3,000 ot the firm's money. It is said that cards were the cause of hiB downfall.

Worth lu tTeight tn Gold. if a prioe can be placed on pain, "Mother's Friend is worth its weight in gofd 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 & customer to mine. HENSKBSOR DALX, Druggist,

Carmi, 111

Write the Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga., for farther partionlar Sold by Nye Co., Orawfordeville, Ind

"VOU ARE 80 YOUNG TO SUFFER I"

This occurrence is frequent. Young girls in public schools where great rivalry exists, often try to accomplish too much, aud soon discover that their delicate organizations are unequal to the mental strain. Then the ambitious child is taken from school to rest" in disappointment.

This is wrong. The ambitions of a child should be aided, not blasted. Thoughtful, intelligent mothers know v.'lmt to do. Thousands of bright eyed, rosy cheeked, cucrgetic and lovable school girls regard Mrs. Pinkham as their mainstay. They arc right.

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S

Is the onlv Poiltirr Cure aad Legittaaiite Kftemedj O MPOU W for the peculiar weaknesses and ailment* ot. women. It cures the wor*t form* or Female Complaints, that Dearlng-down Feelinjr, Weak Hack, Falling and Displacement of the Womb. Inflammation, Ovarian Trouble*, and all Organic Diseases of the Uterus or Womb, and is invaluable to the Change of Life. DU solves and expels Tumors from the Uterus at an early fttAge, and checks any tendency to Cancerous Humor. Subdue* Falntmua, Excitability, Nervous Prostration, Exhaustion, and strengthens aud tone* the Stomach. Cures Headache. General Debility, Indigestion, etc., and invigorate* the whole pvMein. For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex, tho Compound htu no rival.

Ail Druggists sell it at) a Maadard article, or sent by mall, in form of Tills or Lozenges, oil recclpt of $1.00. LVDIA E. PINKHAM MED. CO.. LVNN, MASB

CURRENT EVENTS.

A man was killed in a fierce tight between Parnellites nnd anti-I'arnellltes at Nenag-h, Ireland, Saturday.

Joseph Harper and Herbert Thompson (colored) were drowned at Peoria Sunday by the capsizing of a boat.

Agop Pasha, formerly Turkish minis, ter of finance, was thrown from a horse at Constantinople Sunday and killed.

Martin ITall was arrested Saturday at La Grange, Ind., charged with the murder of Sheridan Iiuffhes by poisoning him.

The Woman's Christian Temperance anion state convention of Illinois will meet at Monmouth October 0.

Two tramps robbed the house of Eugene liland, a stock raiser living near Sullivan, 111., of S415 during the family's absence.

Gov. Jones, of Alabama, has dispatched a company of state militia to Furman to protect five nepro prisoners from an angry mob.

Barney Mc.Mullen, the son of a wellknown San Francisco capitalist, committed suicide in that city while under the influence of liquor.

At Saylersville, Ivy., Logan Murphy quarreled with his father, Isaac Murphy, over a trivial matter and shot him dead. lie has been lodged in jail.

John D. Hough, formerly a brevet brigadier general of the United States volunteers, was found dead in bed at th^soldiers' and sailors' home at Peoria, 111. Paralysis was the cause of his death.

Peter Wright, alias Charles L. Tucker, has been arrested at Quincy, 111., for the murder of William Clark at St. Joseph, Mo., January 5, 1S90. Wright went to Quincy after the murder and married a young woman of that place.

Four powerful steam tugs 011 Sunday pulled across Niagara rivor from Buffalo to Black Rock about 8.500 feet of gas-pipe coupled together, thus giving the Erie County Natural Gas Company connection with its field in the dominion.

John Kinsella, of Jersey?ille, 111., was fou.i guilty of the murder of Martin Maher, who was found dead Friday. Kinsella has fled. lie and Maher had a dispute Thursday night, and he struck Maher over the head with 0 club, fracturing his skull.

An Illustrated book, entitled Guide to Health and Etiquette," by Lydla E. Pinkham, Is of greatr value to ladles. We will present a copy to anyone addressing us with two 2-cent stamps.

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for Infants and Children.

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Killed an Employe*

COQUILI.E, Ore., Sept. 11.—A. Webster, proprietor of the Ocean house, shot and killed George Falcs, a waiter, during a quarrel about seventy-five cents which Fales claimed was due him. Threats of lynching Webster are heard.

Wheu Baby

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When she wu a Child, she cried (or CutorU. When ahe became Mlas, she clung to CMtorta. When ahe had

Children, ahe gars them Caatorifi

Art tat Ic Advert Initio.

Undoubtedly the Ivory Soap people deserve credit for tho best grade of illustrations now being used for advertising purposes. The series of full-page drawings which have been appearing on the last page of the Century represents Bome of the most capable bookjand magazine artists in the country. The series mast have cost no small figure. As yet the "way up" artists do not sign the work they do for advertisers, but I npprehend that it will not be long ere we shall see in the advertising columns such names as George Wharton Edwards, E. W. Kemble, etc. Such men as these bring to their work, besides more mechanical skill, a trained imagination and an artistic conception of things. These qnalities, when used in connection with advertisements, command scarcely less interest than when used in the ordinary literary way.—Printer's Ink, August 10, 1801.

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