Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 September 1891 — Page 2

CKXES 15IV JOYS Both the method nm) rc«ti!t? when S.vrup of l'fys is it is plensunt and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, t-iver and Bowels, cleanses the sysf.m efTectnally, dispels colds, headijhes and fevers nnd cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the jnly remedy of ita kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in ite cffects, prepared only from the mosi healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. bvrup of Figs is fcr sale in 50c rind 81 bottles bv all leading druggists. Any reliablo dniirnist who may not have it on hand will produe it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FHAfUCISCO. CAi. LOUISVILLE. Kf MW YORK. II

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IiTV—IM .S. ol A.—Washington Camp. No. H, niootb cv^ry eveninirin tho Phoenix Hloek, on southeast corner of Main IIIHI \S iLshuiirton streets. The White Doirroe will bo worked on theevetilnpof Sept. li'J.

SAM I), M'.MMKS. President.

K. W. I.Elint, ltccordinjr .-eereturv.

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cbovlot frook eoat. hlacK, between MAIII Spring on Wuiuui hlreet. t'irti lo Harry Miller.

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STKAYBD OH SIOLKN.-A brown mare, weight 1,100 ]KiundM, leit our tips over at top, lelt hind loot with ring around it just above tho hoof, about nine voars old. Drop card to John Wcller. Crawfordrivllle, and be rewarded.

FOR RENT.

ent line a Nothing less plea.se.

HKNT—A furnished room between college and town. Inquire at :fH S. Washington street.

HKNT—A lioiise on soul Walnut with 4 rooms and summer kitchen. Apnlv at Albright's bakery or

A,Tly T-:KI U.

Cumbcrlund

Jersey hull

Sillier.

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THA 1)1'.--A thorougj.bro'' eaif for fio-ir two tons of

clover hay. See mo «juick at Tlnslrv Martin's store. H-'.'H W. \\. .MIAWIUUIIT.

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SAlJC—A gtKid. almost now buggy, ha" ness. and sun umbrella at ahargalti. At*o a cooking stove and base burner, li uuire at hU.r west Wabash avenue, t-f

SAIiK -Mv residence on College KM, mare and colt, phaeton

Full

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uud MVHHI JACOB Nm

A Imrgain If takuii atonue.

SA LK—A JHKXI house ol sl.\ rooms clHtormmd water works. For sale JiiMip. MUKIFUII: tt will pay you conic mi«l see Ko«julrc at 003 WJUUI aluut. Uitnl LUU.SO south of railroad. Also very Kood work Vouch and two laddt rs,

SAIjK-A larger lot of ho1 small, at itltichotV Mu/.ur

lar^c uud

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!!"'*?-,"• Kowlan. ltoyal Insurance Ulil Chicago, 1!1,

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100 monthly, ir suitable, with oppor-

"'"''V" represent locally, a roMKiusililc .New nrk house. ltelerenco. Mamifueturer, I,ock Box 1.186 V. y. -(.pi. io.

A. D- LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

Jfoat Main Street, with W.T.Whltt.lngtrm

WHY TOI, YOU OODOII WHEN Shiloh'e Onre will give you ammediate relief. Price 10 cents, CO cents and $1 Moffett Morgan & Co.

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TUESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1891.

This Date in History—Sept. 22.

47D R. 0.—Tho bloody battlo of Plntira: tlio Gruoks, with 110.000 men, almost totally destroyed tho Persian host Mardonlus, Perstnn commiintlcr.wai) slnln, nnd tho great Persian invasion ended. 10 It. C.-VlrKll, tho Roman poet, dletl. LFLW—Ostend. in Flanders,sur- OEOUCK'UI OF rendered to the Spaniards. ENU1.AND. 1691—Philip Iortner Stanhope, famous as tho

Karl of Chosterfleld, born In London died lrra. 1781—Oeorgo III and his queen crowned at

Westminster.

1770—Nathan Ilule, martyr of liberty, oxecutcd in Now York city his last words were, "1 only regret that I liavo but ouu llfo to loso for my country." 1SC3—President Lincoln Issued his warning or preliminary proclamation of emancipation, to take effect Jan. 1.1&)3. 1SG3—Calvary battles at MadlBon Court House,

Vo., Carter's Station and Ulountsvillo, Tonn., nnd Rockvillo, Aid. 16M— llnttlo of Fisher's llill for Woodstock),

Vn. Sheridan defeated Early and then desolated all that part of Virginia.

DEMOCRACY AND FREE SUGAR. Tlio immense popularity of free sugar has tempted tlio Democratic party into lyiiift about its record on tlio subject. Major MoKinloy drew tho record ou tlio Democratic liars and demonstrated in his great Bpeecli at Cincinnati Saturday evening that that party has always been agaiust freo sugar. IIo said:

I appeal to this audience to-night whether Tree sugar is a fraud. Those of you who think it is get out. (Laughter.) It has brought blessings to every household in the land, bnt tho Democrats say of courso it is cheaper because it is free, and wo have always been for free sugar. There is not a Democratic tariff law upon tho statute books from 1803 down to the last one they ever made in 1^37 that has not got a tariff on su^ar, raw and refined. Even the Kobert J. Walker tariff, which was regarded as tho best expression of Democratic tariff reform, had a tariff on sugar, raw and reiined of 30 per cent. That is the record of Democratic tariff laws. What is the record of Democratic tariff laws proposed by that party? They commenced proposing them in 187(5. Fernando Wood was tho author of the first, lie had a tariff on sugar from two to three cents per pound. Then came the two Morrison hills, and they had a tariff from a cent and a quarter to three and a quarter, and then came the Mills bill, the very last and final embodiment of Democratic purpose, and he put a tariff of two and a half to three and a quarter cents por pound, and every Democrat in both branches voted for it* That is not all. When I brought this now tariff law in the House with its freo sugar clause in it, every Democrat in the House voted against, it, moved to strike it out. It went to tho Senate and every Democrat in the Senate voted to strike it out, and justified his vote ou the ground that it was a Democratic revenue tariff within tho line of Democratic purpose and Democratic policy, and that you have freo sugar to-dav in spite of the Democratic party.

MOST of the provisions of tho so-called Mclvinley taritl law have now been in force for a year. Tho principal exceptions are tho transfer of raw sugars to the froo list, in forco April 1, and tho increaso of duty on tin plates, in force July 1, 18!(1. Short as has been the life of this measure, and temporary as its influence must necessarily havo been, it has already secured a nicho in the country's history vouchsafed to few Congressional enactments. Passed in the face of such opposition, tho law went into effect under an avalancho of invective and misrepresentation, calcu-

I a tod and designed to blind public sentiment to tho wisdom of its provisions and to i..barrass thoso oflicials chargod with its enforcement. Vet within the short poric.l of its oiiaU-..co—in faco of all itnpei-i.inontH—'ho lr. lias wrought out i' vi' i-catioM Jiat at onco brings onfunon to its oj, ?i.l.s and eonlir-.-viiu.stronp.ist predictions of 8U|t|)Cr'..ti.

THE IVniiot'ftts aro making as much as tlun _.m of their cry about a "llil-

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BUHCIMHD, of "Ruin, Romanism and Rebellion" fame, has turned up again. Ho was in attendance u]on tho lato Democratic State Convention in New York. He has found his proper place at last

IT IS roally amusing to see tho Indianapolis Sentinel and tho Indianapolis Xetm, the twin Democratic papers of tho Capital city, defending salary grab ordinance recently passed by tho council of that town. If thoro iB anything dear to the Democratic hoart it is a salary grab. Tho only wondor is that

nflor the court ilealnreil it illegal—a court composed of two Democrats and one Republican—tho Sentinel did not "damn thoir cownrdlv souls."

SF.OHKTAHY RUSK savs that the new inspection law has increased tho price of American cattle in ICuropo S18 to $19 jier head. This is another conclusive reason why tho farmers ought to stand by tho Republican party.

TIIE fact that 350,000 pension certificates are to issued during tho curront fiscal yonr goes to show that tho prosont Administration is taking good care of tho interests of the Union veterans.

THE Mclvinley prices please tho farmers. They aro getting much more than they did last year for what they sell and paying less for what they buy.

Tins is great corn weather, and the calamity howler's occupation is nearly gone.

My Crtmc.

She lay before mc deadAmi ean I say my hard heart felt no sadness, To soe her llthosomo form all still, and know the thread Of her swcot life by frenzlod madness Was out off

I tried to feel some (jrlef, Dut In my sordid soul, no fcollng lay. My brutish heart felt numb save for relief And had sue been alive, I could but slay llor yet again.

Yet could I bear her sing Oayly at break of dawn, and through tho day Dut now the gladsomo volco Is hushed. The echoes ring Not with Its Hhrlll, delightful lay Or liquid sweetness.

Oft when sbo lingered near, Kissing my cheek, my closed eyes, my hair. I restless turned from her caross with horrid loer And made a solemn row her llfo to sparo No longor.

This Is my crime, and I will toll no lie: I killed that hateful, oarly morning fly. -M. E. Masters, In Inter Ocean.

She Thanked 111m.

"I thank you for tho Ackers you sent," she said, And then she pouted, blushed and dropped her bead

Forgive me for tho words I spoko last night Your flowers havo swoolly proved that you wcro right," And then I took her hand within my own And I forgave her—called her all my own, Uut as we wandered through tho lamp-lit bowers I wondered who had really sent the flowers! —Toronto Globe.

POINTS FOR MERCHANTS. TAY as you po. NEVER fool in business matters. LEARN* to think nnd act for yourself. DON'T stop to tell stories in business hours.

Do NOT incddlu with business you know nothing of. IIAVE order, system, regularity and also promptness.

A MAN of honor respects his word as he docs his bond. IF you have a place of business be found there when wanted.

THINGS NOT TO DO.

DON'T be timid about makintjyoursclf agreeable. DON'T go as far us you can without crossing' the line of propriety.

DON'T tliiuk another person's Insipidity puts your sense in the shade. DON'T be hospitable from a deslro to show off, but fruai a desire to please,

DON'T think that the deepest discouragement will prevent the return of cheerfulness and new effort.

DON'T think that other people's lives are romantic. If they are, they arc so stupid to the persons themselves that they do not know it.—Home.

Their Dlgcusftlnn.

"Very interesting conversation in here?" asked papa, suddenly thrusting his head through the curtains into tho recess where Kthel, Mr. Tompkins and littlo Kvn sat very quietly, "Yes, indeed," said Ethel, ready on the instant with a reply. "Mr. TornpItins and I were discussing all our kith and kin, weren't wo. Eva?" "Yeth, thatli what you watli. Mitlier TompkintU thaid, 'May I havo a kith?' and Ethol said, 'You kin."'—Smith & Gray's Monthly.

Happy llooHtcrR.

Wm. Timmons, Postmaster of Idavillo Ind., writes: ."Electric Bitters has done more for me than all other medicines combinod, for that bad feeling arising from Kidnoy and Liver trouble." John same to lie the best Kidney nnd Livor medicine, made mo feel like a new man." .T. W. Gardner, hardware merchant, saino town fays: Electric Bitters is just the thing cor a mon who is all run do.. and don't liaro whether ho lives or dies ho found HOW Btrongth, good appetite nnd felt just mke ho hnd a now loose on lifo. Only 6n Nye & CO'B. Drug Store.

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lion Dollar Congress.' Tlio total ap- 1m Lke best Ki.lnnv nn,l T.ivnr propriati'-ns of tho Fifty-first Congress were, in exact figures, §988,410,129.5,1. This sum includos §288,329,751.09 for |jensions, from which, however, should in fairness bo deducted 825,321,907.35 which it was necessary to appropriate to meet deficiency purposoly made by the retiring Democratic House of tho Fiftieth Congress. Instead of there being a deficiency in pensions for tho noxt Congress to meet thoro will bo an unexpended balance of 88,000,000. Tho Republicans have no apologies to make for ]tension appropriations.

1"(1 At?ckm'ln' °f

place, says: "Find Electric Bitters

liucMen'H Arnica. Salve. The beet solve in the world for cnte, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fover eorea, tetter, chapped handd, chilapinbs corns and all skin eruptions, and losatively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye & Co

Catarrh tn Colorado.

dry M.

I used Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh. It proved a euro.—B. F. Weeks, Denver.

Ely's Cronm Balm is esjjociollv adaptas a remedy for cotarrh which is aggravated by alkalino dust and dry winds.—W. A. Hover, Druggists, Denver.

I con recommend Ely's Cream Balm to all sufferers from dry catarrh from personal oxjxirionco.—M. Horr, Denvor Colorado.

Ely's Cream Balm has curod many cases of Catarrh. It is a constant demand. Geo. W. Iloyt, Phormocist. Chenonne, Wy.

FROM H00SIERD0M.

News of Especial Interest to Residents of Indiana.

A Mad Aiiarehltit'n Work.

LOQANSPORT, Ind., Sept. 22.—Lewis York, an insane anarchist of this city, attempted to commit wholesale murder Sunday. Several young women wero visiting at York's and in the afternoon two gentlemen called upou them. York admitted them, bidding them a sullen welcome. lie then went into his cellar and Ignited a fuse attached to a jug containing dynamite. A terrible explosion followed, which broke the window glass, tore off the weather boarding and demolished the llooring. Tho greater portion of the force of the explosion spent Itself outward instoiul of ascending, and as there were large crcvices in the foundation the lives of the occupants of the liouso were saved. On labor day York wrote and circulated blood-curdling anarchist circulars, and for this tlio trades assembly condemned him Saturday night. It is thought this action wrought York into a frenzy and caused his mad act. York's house is the rendezvous where local anarchists hold their meetings and are addressed by foreign orators. A sear for bombs will be made and York will probably bo placed behind bars or in on asylum. He has for many years loudly proclaimed his doctrines here, but as he is undoubtedly insane he wos never Interfered with. Ever since the execution of the Chicago anarchists Yorlt has publicly nsserted that wholesale revenge would be had.

Shot at by Ills Victim.

POIITLAND, Ind., Sept. 22.—A fow daj's ago Billy ICreider.of llcaver Dam, O., a sprinter, came here and stopped at one of the hotels, and to-day L. L. Curtis, alias Jimmy It ice, of Celina, O., accompanied by a score of sports, arrived. Arrangements were immediately made for a match 50 yards run for a purse of $400 at the fair grounds. The runners made fast time, but Curtis was the first to reach the string by a yard. As the contestants were slacking up a pistol shot rang out, quickly followed by another, and the leaden pellets wero seen to throw up the dust in close proximity to Krelder's feet. The latter took down the track at his bebt speed and Curtis, jumping the fence, broke for the woods. The shooter was put under arrest. He claims to bo W. A. Reid, deputy marshal of Eltvood, and says that three weeks ago he backed Kreider for S400 at Tipton, but the latter threw it lie afterward came to Reid and said that if he would back him in a race here he would win it. Reid did so to the tune of 6000 and at the same time told Kreider that if he fooled him again he would shoot him. Reid was placed in jail to await his trial.

Itarily Hnrt by TougliH*

MUNCIE, Ind., Sept 83.—A murderous assault was made on Superintendent Bennett Skinner, of the city work' house, Monday afternoon by two toughs, Leslie Cox and Mike Sliea. Both were handcuffed when they made the assault, yet they succeeded in knocking Skinner senseless, and taking the key out of his pocket unlocked tho cuffs, removed them from their wrists and then tram ferred them to those of the superintendent, who had to- have them filed off so they could be taken off. The police are scouring tho country for the fugitives.

Ton Yeara for a Train-Wrecker. CnowN' POINT, Ind., Sept 22. special train was run here from Fort Wayne Monday morning boaring the officials of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago railway, and shortly after wards Howard, tho train-wrecker was taken before tho Judge for j, hearing. lie pleaded guilty and Judge Johnson gave him ten years in the penitentiary. He declares that he had no intention of robbing or killing anybody, but did the job hoping that the people on the train would make him up a purse for saving their lives.

Flayed with Matches la the Ilarn. WABASH, Ind., Sept 22.—The 6-year-old son of John Walters, a prosperous farmer of this gounty, was burned to death Sunday in his father's barn, whither he had gone with a box oi matches to play, setting fire to the hay. The flames spread so rapidly that liia mother, who was alone at the time, could not rescue him. no was cremated. The skeleton was recovered ond buried. The barn contained several hundred bushels of wheat, hay and corn, and the loss is over $2,500

Accufled of Arson*

iN-niAN-.M'oi.is, Ind., Sept. 22.—When the dry-goods store of Byram & Sullivan, one of the largest in the city, was destroyed by lire last spring the insurance companies refused to pay the loss on it, amounting to 853,000. Recently suits were instituted against nine the companies by N. R. Byram, trustee of the firm. In reply to the suit, filed Monday, the defendants clare that the fire was caused byinsured for the purpose of getting insurance.

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Father anl Soin Sentenced Coi.usinus, Ind., Sept 82.—'William l'uckett and his two sons, Tobe and Ambrose, arrested April last in the rough lands of Brown county for the murder of Ilcnry Hill at Irvin, ICy., in November, 1888, hove just had their trial. The father was sentenced to be hanged September 4 and the two sons each received a life sentence.

Cloned by the Sheriff.

FOHT WAYNE, Ind., Sept 22.—The sheriff closed up and has token posses sion of the spice mills and Globe Flouring mills, owned "by J. B. Manning & Co., on a chattel mortgage in favor of Mrs. Henry Manning for 85,000.

Tlie State Fair.

iNTHAXAroMS, Ind., Sept 22.—The Indiana state fair opened here Monday with one of the finest agricultural displays ever shown in the state.

Worth It* Weight tn Bold. If a price oan be placed on pain, "Mother's Friend is worth its weight in gold as an alleviator. My wife Buffered 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 beoome a mother, says a customer to mine. HENDEBSON DALE, Druggist,

Garmi, HI

Write the Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga., for farther particular Sold by Nye 4 Co., Ormwfordaville, Ind

"VOU ARE 80 VOUNG TO SUFFER 1"

This occurrence is frequent. Young girls in put lie schools where great rivalry exists, often try to accomplish too liuicli, and soon discover that their delicate organizations are unequal to the inenlnl

ambitious child is taken from school to rest" in disappointment.

This is wrong. The nmbilions of a child should be aided, not blasted. Thoughtful, intelligent mothers know what to do. Thonsonds of bright eyed, rosy cheeked, energetic and lovable school girls regard Mrs. Pinkham as theirmaiustay. They are right.

Fr.om- Qu'ot. Spring Wheat Patents, JS.!K ©5.7S linkers', K.'Oft-J.TWinter Wheal Flour Patents. fB.OO&S.Sfi straights, J4.?l®5.oa

WHEAT—Kuled llrm und prices higher. No. 8 cash and September, 07j,ftnsc: Dccombor, 8l.OJH©101UC, nnil Mny, *I.IV.V,JL.07^.

Cons—Fairly active nnd lower. .Vo. 9 ani No. Yollow, N'o. 3, SlftJUMci No 3 Yellow, SS@M4e September, &3%@5lc Oo tobor, 49h©51!4c Year, MUS-He May, 42J40 •WijC.

OATS—Easier. No. «."casb. ??,a8?!c Sep tcmbor, a7&a7!.io October, S7«S7'4o May, S05£@3!HC. Samples easier. No. S, 87®?7'.4oi No. 3 White, 274(5.28Vic Ko. 8. S?J£(&28Hc Na S White, 30331c.

R*E—In fair demand nnd steady. No. 2 oosh, 68c: September, S8c October. 87!e. DAtil.nv—Good grades fair salo nnfl steady. Choice to tine, 5S@(Hc fair to good, 4H@76c,' common, S8ffi4Sc. and low grade unsounil, 30&3SC,

MESS POIIK—Trading only moderate nn prices higher. Prlecs ranged at tl0.30810.37i4 foi ensh ftO.SS Ij, 10.30 for September: [email protected] for October ^lO.tiO&IO.QA for December, nnd 15.80(3,10 87^ for January.

LAltD—Market moderately active nnd prlcei higher. Quotations ranged at M.8.V36 87(.j foi cash SO-SaWi0.874 for Septemner M.SV2 8.90 for October, and I7.U3V4 for January.

POCI.TIIY—Live Chioltons, U01Htc per lb. Live Turkeys, (X&lOc per lb. Live Ducks, ftfi,10c por lb. Live Geese, W.U031.50 per doaeu.

BUTTER—dreamery, llyilc Dairy, 133'Joc: racking Stock, l!H©13c. OILS—Wisconsin Prime White. 8o Water White, 8V4c: Michigan Prime Wliito, 94c Wa ter White, 104c: Indiana Prtmo Whito, 9^c Water Whito, 10c: Hoadltght, 175 test, 94c: Gasoline, 87 deg's, ltc 74 dog's. 8Vc.

LtQDOHH-Distilled Spirits remain firm on tho basis of 41.18 per gal. for llnished goods.

NEW

YonK. Sept St.

WHEAT—NO. a red advanced 9H®3J0 on higher cables declined Jiftlcon realizing ro. acted K@?o. October. tl.0tl4®1.074 Novem0 8 4 1 0 8 0 9 1 January, tl.lHSt£l.l!!!4 February, tl.13Ql.i4i May, S1.1&K<3M6M.

CORN—No. 2 dull, 1Hc lower, easy. No. tt. oiaoiio. OATS—No. 3 dull, fe®?£c lower. Western, 81@

PROVISIONS—Beef steady, dulL Eitra mess, *[email protected] family, Ill.00gia.u0. PorU Quiet, steady. New mess, »ia.00®18.50 old mesa, tio.7^11.35 extra prime, lll.00©ll.aa. Lard, quiet, stcudy. Steam rendered, (7.S0.

CI.KVELAND, 0„ Sept. SL

PKTnor.EU.M—Kasy. Standard whito 110, 6J,c 74 gasoline, 7c 88 gasoline, 10c 83 naphtha, 64c.

Livo Scook. CHICAGO, Sept. 21.

CATTI.E Market moderately active and feeling weak. Prices fuvored buyers. Quo tations ranged at t6 90@8.!B for prime to fancy shipping Steers »[email protected] for good to fancy do. [email protected] for common to fair do. (3.60®4.40 for butchers' Steers f2.0Diia.H0 for Stackers J3.8083.ao for Tcxuns K.9OB.4.80 for rangers f3.002'3.40 for feedore (1.90i&3.au fot cows tl.50S3.00 for bulls, and (2.5085.00 foi veal calvos.

HOGS—Mnrkot rather active. Prlcce without material change. Sales ranged at 12.00 ©4.35 for pigs *1.4023.30 for light 84.66® 4.90 for rough packing it.75®5.50 for mixed and^tl.95ai.OO for heavy packing and shipping

WheuBabywa8fcK,we pure her Cwtorik. When slie was a Child, ahe cried lor CutorUL When ahe became Miss, she clung to Caitorla. When ahe had Children, she gave them CaBorii 1

Artistic Advertising.

Undoubtedly tho Ivory Soap people deserve credit for tho best grade of illustrations now being used for advertising purposes. The sories of full-page drawings which have been appearing 011 the list page of the Century represents somo of the most copable book'and tnagnzine artists in the country. Tho series must have cost no small figuro. As yet tho "way up" artists do not sign the work they do for advertisers, but I apprehend that it will not be long ere we shall see in the advertising columns such names as George Wharton Edwards, E. W. Ivomble, oto. Such men as theso bring to thoir work, besides more mechanical skill, a trained imagination and an artistic concoption of things. These qualities, when used in connection with advertisements, command scarcely loss interest than when used in the ordinary literary way.—Printer'* Ink, Auauat L% J8!)l.

SHLLiOH'S CC (JUll and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It enres consumption. l'or sale by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

c'-inin.

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S Y"""1:!

tho only Po«lllVf Care and •Jenrlllnmtr Hvmodj COMPOUND for the peculiar weakno.HHt's anil Hllmotitrt of women. ItcurcA the worst forms or Female Compliant*, that Bearing-down 1-eelinp, Weak Back, Falling and Displacement of the Womb, InlhunuiHtlon. Ovarian Trouble*, and all Organic Diseases of the Uterus or Womb, and la Invaluable to the Change of I'ifc. Dissolves and expels Tumors from the Uterus at an early stage, and checks any tendency to Cancerous Humor. Subdues Falntnesf, Excitability, Nervous Prostration, Exhaustion, and strengthens and tones the Stomnch. Cures Headache, General debility, Indigestion, etc., and invigorates the whole system. For the cure of Kidney Complaiuts of either sex, the Compound has no rival.

All Druggists sell it as a standard article* or sent by mail, In form of I ills or Lozenges, on recclpt of tl.oo. LYDIA E. PINKHAM MED. CO.. LYNN, MA88

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

for Infants and Children.

"OMMtliKvdidipMtoAUiNtbi I Cartsrl* ermm OoUe, OanHpaHaa, mend It aamperiortcftiij proscription I Bour Stomach, DUrrtcea, ftwOW..

THE MARKETS.

tlrulnfl, 1-rovUlnti*, Eto. CHICAGO, Sept. SL

3M a* OsM MH fimJOra, N. T. Without injurious medioettoft. TH» CptTAUK ConyAWT, 77 Marrmy BUmI, It. T.

Then the

For a Disordered Liver Try 3££CKtM'S PILLS. 25cts. a Box.

ATjIj

TirtTJQOISTS-

CARTERS

•iTTlX

IVER

JJa-s-

CURE

Blck Headache and relieve all tho trouble* w-fr dont to a bilious atato .of tho system* auoh afl Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, DiBtreM afles eating. Pain in the Bide,

ko.

While their mod

yomuftable success has been shown in cudna

SICK

feoiaacho, yet Carter's Littlo Liter Pflli u« equally valuable In ConBUpation, curing and protod ting thisannoyinccomplftint.'wliilo thoyalse correcialldisordoraoftheatomacbjilImuUtotha liyor and rcgulato tho bowels, fivontf tbejoals

HEAD

fAfibftthorwonldboftlmostprlcolecstofliaMwlia •tu/er from this distressing complaints but forto tstely their good noes does notend hore^nd those Whoonce try thorn will find theso littlo pills valuable In so many ways that they will not bo wil* ili&g to do without them* Bat after aUaick

ACHE

Is Its bane of so many Uvea that hero Is «here Wemakecrar groat boost. Our pills cure it while others do not.

Carter's Littlo Liver Pills are very email and very easy to take. Onoortwoplllsmakoadose. iThoy are strictly vegetablo and do not gripe or pnrge, but by thoir gentle action please all who osethsm. In vlalsat 25 cents five for tl* Said 1)7 druggists everywhere, or sont by

MEDICINE CO., New Vorki

sua rut. SMALL COSE, SKILL PBICE

HUMPHREYS' VETERINARY SPECIFICS

For Bones, Cattle, Sheep, Boss, HOBS, AND POULTRY. 800 Page Book an Treatment of Animal* and Chart Sent Free. crais Fevers,Conaestlons.InBammatlon A.A.iHplnal Meningitis, Milk Fever. JSeB.~»trains» liamenes*. Rheumatism* C.C."Dletcaiipert Snsnl llischiirircs. or (.rubs, Worms. K.E.—Cnnirhs, Heaves, Pneumonia.

pt pe*'

HeHyncho.

C..G.—Miscarrtnue, llemorrhnKcs. II.II.~Urinarr nind Kidney IMsensea. I.I.-.Krupllve IIHPBSCS, Mange. J.K.—UlHeancs of Iliuestlon, Faralyslai. Single Uottle (over SO dosesX ,gg Htablo Case, with Spoclfioi, Manual,

Veterinary Ouro Oil and Modlcator, 97.00 Jar Veterinary Cure Oil, 1.00 Bold by Druggists or 8ent Prepaid anywhere and in any quantity on Receipt cS Price.

HtTMPHREYS1 MEDICINE CO.. Corner William and John Sts., New Yolk.

|HU1£PHBEYS' H0HE0FATHIG f* ft

(SPECIFIC N0.6O

Herifus' oSbilTtyr^itir"1"m6d'f" and Prostration, from* OVAP.wnrlr

tloiLfrom over work or other caused

RS?« vials and larxa vial powder, for $6. SOLD Br Dnuooisrs, or sent postpaid on reoolDt of price.—HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO.?

Oor. WUllam and John Sts.. N. T.

Mr. ulljord will opuu r«ncli sonool In roro part, of September. Thoso wlio wish learn und .speak properly iu brlif tinio, Fronoh laitiuogo, aro InvltTd to call and soo him or send him their tuldress and lio will cull on thorn. Classes ovory oveninif from 7 p.m. J? iJ*'. Mooptinif Saturduy. If there should lie ten liuiles to take lessons Mr.

r°o t,,0,ln

spcc'al elllKB

In tho afternoon from 3 till 5 o'clock. Fees tor tlireo mouths' course $10. Call or address L. J. aunioiiD, 127 South Green fil

JAPANESE

CURt

A Guaranteed Curo for Plies of whatever •'«».r' -K*tcrn«l, IuWriml, Blind or Hioodlnfflt^hlng-jChronlCjUocentorHorodltary Tills Hoinftdv hna lutoUltrolo naiAn ko«.. Tillslleinedp iiMiAMl'ti^y^everbeenknowu 11.00 a bo*, 0 boxes for $5.00 sont by

to fail. WA, uuAun 11,1 ,u mull prepaid on receipt of prico. A written I visa Uvv. ,, .,,, OuArantoopostlvolyKivento ouch purchaser of 0 (oxG8« whon puroiiasod at ono tinio. to TOfund tlio 95.00 paid If not ourod. Ouarantoe Issued by Nye & Co, Druffirlsteft Solo AgodU, Crawfordsrlllo, Ind. samplw Frue,

IT IS TRUE that if tobacco chewers -will insist

UDOH

trying the

blua cf|GvVinq

foba

»cco,

N O

be.f\umbu^qed

but will det the

j^EST and MOsr

tfvat Qan be.^ive/i

y^our dealer for

it. Insist an it

•,

Good Blood, Good Health. As Blaei Raarehn la th« af«t Pirlttr m] ft0?"* J?,*•!!*• iSi"'

D»ul

Ilmplfi.

fTitttt Ule«ta, BImk B«ada. and til LaA§/ B1«3T B«U7DREFFUT«. tU Mm MWai 09,, rtttaliril, K\

FOR MEN ONLY!

RFor LOST or FAHINO MANHOOD, BOeneral and NERVOUS DEBILITY, 'IWeabeu of Body and Kind, Efecta ofErroraor Excesses inOldorYoucf.

BabaaU Kibl* liSli(N)D fallr ilnlaml, How tn Rilint t»4 ll»F ftl* uffe[ IttlHtlf/fraa tOHUtn **d ^'arvlrn ''ouolrlr*. Hrilrtka,

8lJT«^»ie«WIUI(/L'NUICrKUJrFDUlUiA'*SJLl'iH1heMluVT AbwUtfilf ufKlIlmr IMIIK TUKAT9KNT—Hevrflu In kdtj, Dtttripllte Book* riplualina MI! AMTMSKRIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO.N, Y.

DR. BANDKN'S

ELECTRIC

WTTHSUSPEUSDKY

FOR

wis

OKIUIJl Al VI) ttircaf IS

iurt*1"D18(itKTU»S orKUt

If! 0CAH. AVTFK to CX7 A.3?5'Tti.i».M» IMM9VII^0^EUCTRICM*.]p

OTIT AM svtmm

R»KT, i..r

fo*e,C»re of Qenerallv* Hrakeen^ «clvlnie 'mh, inc. CMtlaaoM CunraU of KWlrleiu lUuu.vb »n wmI'XkTS, ratlorlnc them to IIKALTH tod VUiOIHH .sMKL\AIL

Turrwil F»tl ImUnlly, or *e forfrit is BKLT ud HaapMiMry Coatplrt* Mil up. otti e»*n I nufHllv fared la tnr«« mmitli* rtrt.

W YRY^RYPTNno.. IG»UH*IUHL.CHICACO.UL

VEGETABLE

COUGHS AND COLDS.

,S8e. and 81. at all druggists.

E. lOHfilH & SONS, Propltfy PROVIDENCE. R.I. TRADE SUPPLIED by ROSS GORDONi

LaFayette, Ind.

IWAt»»«r» CHICtSO fil ia-

South bound.-N( 3 Nip-lit Kinross. 1 m„ daily No, 5. fast mail, 1 .:!0. i. ni No. 9. Groeneastle Accoinrnodiitio'1. I oxecptSunday,

North bound.—No. 4, night cxpn'sn. l. »j m., dally No. 0, fast mail, !.!•! P- 'I'FPPT Lafayette Accommodation, K.'il ft-

l!i

Suniliy. No freight trains carry paswntrcrp. 3,4, B. 6, Btopa only atCouiityocnW. „,,

JAMBS UAKKKK i. Art.

Route.

th (3 1 to tlio see

r. n.

Gen. Pass. A(ft. Monon

Knuw

Honon Block Cbl wo. Ill

Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &St. Louis R.B

Big 4

Wa«nor Bloopers on night trains mod em day coaches on all train5. Connecting with solid Vcstil. ^ur Bloomington and l'oorla to and lri»» nver, Denver and the Paciflo COHSI.. ND

At Indianapolis, Cincinnati. Spr[i|,r

snd

Oolurohus to and from tho KABU

board cities. TRAINS AT OBAWFOHDSVIM.E. OOINOWKST.

No. Omall No.7 mall(d...) No. 17 mall No. 3 Express aOINQ EAST. No.10 Mall VH" No. 2 Express No. 18 Mall J,:?., No.8 Mall.

Vandali

DIRECT KOUl'B TO

lashyille, Chattanooga, Florida, Hot Springs, Texas, Kansas, Missouri

Michuran, Can«d^ort]i

ii ohi#

Clean Depota, Clean Cone))'"1!