Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 September 1891 — Page 2

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Q]VI3 enjoys Both the method and remits when Syrup of I' igs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the tn.'te, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, l-iver and Bowels, ck-uiises the syseffectually, dispels colds, headMies and fevers anil cures habitual ".onstipntion. Syrup of Figs is the .•illy remedy of its kind ever proiKieed, pleasing to the taste and p.C' ratable to the stomach. prompt iu its action and truly beneiicial in its elicets, prepared onlv from the most 'iK-.ihhy and agreeable substances, itt many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it tho most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is A sale in 50c diul Si bottles by all lea-ling druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand' will pro cure it promptly for any one whe wishes to try i!- Do dot accept auj ^institute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO

•v S4Y 'ttAfiiMCO. C*L, LOUtSViLU. AT AtYOFW

MEETINGS.

I'nder thl* lu'iui will lo pubiis hed ofor three \ys noths'js td' imvunjM of sill kinds of societies. isocul notices. t.vnts a line.

O.O. K,- All Odd Follows are r«ijnested to

meet at nail of Crnwjordsviilo L'wltfe. No. '.".'I I Cir*fii street 'meday evening, ^ept 21th. 1 MM. at T::i0 p. ltu~incss of importance relative to picnic Hy order of tVumiuttoo. \\. II. Wi

hstko. Srw.

SOCIKrV-IM

jmm I). j*vmmks.

WANTKD-A

President.

K. Ueoordimr .*'-erei try.

FOR TRADE.

I'nder this head business notices of all kinds will lit* I."sortiul at tin* rate of i»» tils a line a day. Oih in advance, pU n^o.

WANTED HELP.

Not Ires under this head Iroe for throe.days.

WANTKl.)

-A jfirl t- d-j housework. A pply

jit. -4 13 oast .lellerson street.

lady, whiteoreolor d.to help

cook at. KoreM Hall, ''olleire campus. Point* one that run eorne and help from eitrht one, preferred.

WANTED-SITUATIONS.

Notices under this he-id free for thr^o days. If that does not do the work come apaln.

FUSING OK .SKU'INfi.-Anyone desiring a nurse or sewlnir. pie,derail on

Mk K.

K. Gerard, fOH«nuth Wnvhtnyton Si reel.

LOST,

Notices under this head will he published fret? tor three days. If that is not sutUelept eoino iura:u.

IoST—Satiitdav

nteht a ten dollar bill be-

tween It:*ehot's linzanr and Trade I'al•h ». Ueturn to Homer Hills and receive reward. S-.'iO

or~

Atwxit two months ajro some kin*-

-rf ti tend borrowed our four wheeled stov trucks. We now need them not only for ur own u«e l«ut the u-e ot our Mends. Lot kind friend who borrowed theui return them :.t once and ohlitre

V.\* a

iunkv Son

FOUND,

•'Notices under thh head free for three days.

FOtN!)—A

pair of jrold eve glasses which

the owner cau have hv cailinw at I h.s of* Ure.

FOR RENT.

ileo* under thN head one cent a lino 11 v...... hipht. wonls to a lino. Notblnif less tii,in 10 "out*taken. Ciush in advance, p'ejtse.

Notlc

da v.

OK KKM.-A furnished room at 13*J west Main strict, I j»juire of (Jeoijre Ahrtilianu

IU1NT -A furnished room between colh'tfe and town Inquire at :iH 5. Washington street.

FOR SAIL.

Not let's under tills licuil one ent linu udiiy. Klclit woriLs t.1 lliu-. Nmlilntr li, tlmu 10 *4*rits taken. Cash Inudv .nee. please.

Fdlf

S.U.K.-A one,' :iml hiill' .,ury frame dwelluijr iKMise of six rKMii^ ne acre or hind well set In Iran. Hou*c new. In troo) neighborhood, on pul»lic road, immediatoiv ii'ljolniiiif tho cliy. Will in ,i Imrwilii. till ourly.

lo-:i

o. w. Whidiit.

T^Oll SrAl.h-A irKMl, nlmost tn Itiiiriry, Imrnt!w mill -nil lin-.tiri'liii nt a ImrKiiln Also Iivimklnir stove anil. t,ue liurner. In*iulre tit. i^u.i wet*l Wabash avenue.

A. H.

F'U

NNlNdiiAM,

SA LL—A koh1 house of six rooms, with and ater wo» k. For salt ehoap -humeisiern

sell It will pay vou to come and see. En•julre.at OuA houth Walnut, third hoime south Of railroad. Also very jrood work bench anil luoliuhi r.

SA M: A hirae lot of boxe«, larjre and smalt, at Hisciiof- ilazar

MISCELLANEOUS.

under ihl* hea«i one cent a Unea

day. I'lKht nords a Hih-. Nothlntr less than iu criiis taken. (. ash In advance, please.

tpOli FHADK—Nice, e!ea*i. iresh stock of nr«M.erles, with a jro^d trade, (o t-jwle for ruwiunlsviile property. (Iro.-erv located iu ti runjr rnltroad town In thin countv Itest ol lea^.ns for dlsposin»rof It. For jartlculurs call at this ullice. invoice about *i ,iioo.

\\7"ANTKI. V»rcnt opbuy a uru»d delivery MHjulre of K. Atklusou tfroeery, 410 enst Colli re street

WANTRIJ-laical

r^jpresentattves \u Indi

ana to represent Investment Company. n!,eK..

r08?.tlln0, 1V,.Uowlan'

Hid

Uo u1

ChlcaKO,

insurance

HI.

WA?.!»5n""An.,,lc,lV0-uian-Balary 100

monthly, if Huitahle, with oniwr-

tunlty toiuiyanee, to reimwent KK*ally, a ro-

MHUislbhf

New ork house. Helerence.

Manufuoturer. Ixwk Itox l."»No N. V. *ept, 10.

STOVES

Hewing and Cooking.

NOW

U""Sm'of" b"y

Thompson & Cates, Norili (irecn Street.

J'or[Satv.

Dwelling Iioiiho of 8 rooms, cellar, Htnblet chicken hotino, 1 42-100 acres of land adjoining Crnwfordevillo on the Oreencastlo road. For particulars en(jniroof M. U.MuKinsey,Frankfort,Indt. orM. D. Wliito, Crawfordsvillo.

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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1891V

Tur. rtcij)rot'itv treaties uro wurrving tho Democrats. Every policy wliioh has liolivd tlie conntrv hits

Ih'cii

ized 1T tho Domocntcv.

tintngiui-

"Therenro millions iu it" said a druggist when nsketl about Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup. Price '25 cents.

DUN'S weekly review of trade is to the effect that a season of general ptosperity is promised. Business in nearly nil branches is good, and improvement is reported from many points.

The periodical appearance of that most dangerous of all diseases, diph theria, should be an admonition and a warning to our city council. A good system of sowerage for the city should be the next great improvement inaugurated. What is the cost compared with the lives of tho loved ones of the family circle? Sewerage is absolutely necessary in a city of this size as a sanitary measur

Moxtoomkky

of Com.

.S.

of A.—Wjijj,}nirtn!i Camp.

No. meet* every Tuesday evcninjtr In the VlioenU Work, on siiiIcorner of Main and Washington stitvts, Tlio lied Decree will be tvorki-d on theevenln^of Oet. «.»

county stands eighih in

the list of wheat producing counties of the State. Gibson stands at the head with 2.000.00(1 bushels, followed bv Madison with 1.S00.000, Knox with 1.700,000, Posey with 1,093,000, Clinton with 1,000,000, Hush with 1,000,000, Grant with l.o'io.OOO, and then Montgomery with 1,500.000. The total yield of the State is estimated nt 03,441,019 bushels, against 27.928,000 hist venr. The largest yield ever before was in 1S79 when it was 51,140,053 bushels. This is a bail year for the calamity howler.

Tiik Boston Hi'vultl says that the 1'resbmon class at Smith's College contains 241 yout women, and that the whole number of students is 700, where sixteen years ago the whole number of students entering the first class was twelve. Nothing, says the Jlerahl. could better illustrate the determination to give young women advantages equal to those which are allowed to young men, and nothing could bo done which will have ntore to do with the future elevation of society or the building up of homes in which Mr. Frederick Harrison declares that women are more and more to have supremacy and influence.

The reunion of the 80th regiment will take place in this city on Thursday, October 8. The indications are that from seventy-five to one hundred will be present, among tho number itt gallant and beloved Colonel, Georgo F. Dick, of Bloomington, 111. The meeting of the veterans will beheld commencing at 9:30 o'clock in the Y. M. C. A. hall. A luncheon hill be spread at noon and the remainder of tho day spent in renewing the friendships formed and cemented nearly a third of a century ago. The deepening pathos of these annual gath erings of old soldiers is beyond the power of language to describe. Their worn, enfeebled or shattered forms are the costly sacrifices of tho flower of tho manhood of tlio loyal North to savo the best government on tho earth. Lot our citizens hang out their banners and givo tl'o boys a royal welcome.

Gold watch given awav on Saturday night at bankrupt store. Guesses free.8

HERE^TA TREAT,

Beeves' Successful English Opera BoufTe Company at Music Hall To-nicht. Perhaps tho most brilliantly success fill opera bonfTo or musical comedy of the present season is given by tho well known Beeves company which appears nt Music Hall to-night. As if there were no truth in the aphorism, "nothing succeeds like success," with utter disregard for tho oxcollont reputation of prior seasons, tho management has completely rejuvenated the production by securing an array of talent seldom found together, and this together with tho magnificent now Parisian wardrobe and spccial scenery prompts Mr. Alan Dale, of the Now York Evenimj World to unbosom himself thus: "For good, honest, fine, entrancing music and elegant costumes commend tne to tho management of tho Reovt English Opora BoulTe Company."

The cast contains names which need no introduction to tho theatre-going public of Crawfordsvillo, prominent among them being Miss May Duryea, Miss Mao Sylvester, Miss Clara Cheesman, Chas. B. Ward, Frank Cloud and Clias. A. Bradloy.

Tho season's novelty is tho introduction of Signor William Martini, the grotesque king of two hemispheres. His entrance in the second act is littlo short of a miracle. Imagine, if you can, a man standing six foot two inchesomorg ing from a two foot hollow sphero in full view of tho audience. This is but one of tho startling feats performed by Martini. See "Fnust" anu be happy.

Make a guess on the gold watch to bo drawn Saturday night at 213 east Main street.

,A Follower of DoltiarUs

BIllS. BISIlOl'.

Mrs. Emily Bishop tenches nnd lectures at Chautauqua upon the so called "delsnrto system," which is a sort of psychic nnd physical culture combined. To most people the "'ilelsnrteau view" Dn first presentation seems an absurd jumble, but Mrs. Bishop has made a very orderly science of it. She illustrates the beauty of the system by wearing artistic gowns in graceful manner and being extremely winning in her general style. Her great doctrine is that most women wnste their nervous energy needlessly, nnd that the lean may become plump, the weak strong nnd tlio awkward graceful by proper conservation.

Children of tho Wi'ek.

Monday's chililia fair of fuoo. Tuesday's child is full of grnce. Wi'ilui'stlay's child ts born for woe, Thursday's ehiid 1ms far to no. Fri'i.'iy's child Is loving nnd yivin^, Suturdny'3 child must work for living, but the cliilil that is born on tho Sabbat dayIs houule i..- lmipy, and weal:hy and guy. —Popular buporstitloua.

llctweeu tho Cradio and the Grave A littlo rule, a littlo sway, A sunbeam in a winter's day.

Is all tho proud and mighty havo Between the cradle and tho uravo. ^John Over.

This Date in History—Sept. 30,

4S0 13. C.—Euripides, Greek tragic poet, born nt Athens died in 40U B. C. ho narrowly escaped tho fate of Soerutcs because "ho hated women and did not think much of tho pxls." 100 H. C\—Oneius Pompetus (Pornpey tho

Great) bom assassiuatcd in Eeypt in 4$ B. C. 420—St. Jerome (Hieronyinus) died at Bethlo* hern, Judea lorn &40 lie translated the

Hiblo into Latin, founded monasteries, advocated a lifo of poverty, nnd insisted on tho perpetual virginity of the Virgin Mary as a dogma of tho church. 1734—

Jacques Necker, famous banker and brother of Mme. de Stael, born. l»*0-(ieorgo Whitelleld. famoiw preacher, died. ISG5—Samuel Peter Helntzelman, general, bom in Lancaster county. Pa. died IS80. 1817—John W. Forney, journalist and politi cian, born at Lancaster. Pa. 1875-Archbishop John McCloskey made flrsl

American cardinal.

NAMES NOT GIVEN, vol*no

woman of Ncviula opunty,

Cal., has inserted her picture in the Nevada Transcript, with the announcement that she is in the market.

A Gkkman tfirl who arrived in New .York last week to marry an 1(1 lover on meeting him refused to keep her promise, delarin^ that she never thought he was so homely.

A Wichita (Ivan.) woman who rides a safety bicycle straps her baby on her back, Indian fashion, when shejjoes out for a spin. The infant enjoys the sport and will probably lead a fast life.

Tuat Connecticut parson who was said to own a Shanghai rooster that could siny the doxoloyy has been so pestered by dime museum managers that he has had to denounce the story as a fowl lie.

A St. Louis man was recently arrested and sentenced to serve three months In jail for entering a burning* building and saving a six-year-old child, lie was charged with obstructing the ilremen in the discharge of their duties.

An Unpleasant Situation.

Maude—I don't know what I am ever going to do. Ethel—Why, what is the matter?

Maude—Why, M. Fearar, of Paris, •was talking very earnestly to me in French last night, and 1 didn't quite understand him, and lie spoke so impetuously, and I replied "Qui, oui," several times. It has just occurred to me that perhaps he was proposing. Harper's Bazar.

Wbeu Baby w&a gfcx, wo gave her Uutori*. Whnn she was a Child, she cried toi Oastorla. When she became Miss, she clung to Castorls. When she had Children, she gave them Cutorti

Specimen amen.

8. H. Clifford, Now Cassol, Wis., wns troubled with Neuralgia and Kheumatisin, his stomach was disordered, his Liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell nway, and he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three bottles of Klectrio liitters cured him.

Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, 111., had a running sore on his leg of eight years'standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and soven boxes of Bncklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large fever sores on his leg, doctors said ho was incurable. One ljottlo Electric Hitters and one box Bncklen's Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold by Nye & Co., druggists.

liucklen'H Amtca Salve. The beat salve in the world for cuta, bruises, sores, nloera, salt rheum, fever eoree, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinbs corns and all skin eruptions, nnd losstively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfeot satisfaction, or money refunded. Prioe 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye A Co

FROM H00SIERD0M.

Interesting Bits of Information from Towns in Indiana.

Arguing tho Hank Case*.

Indianai'oi.18, hid., Sept SO. in the tax commissioners' bank case A. C. Harris, representing tlio banks, concluded his argument at 10 o'clock Tuesday forenoon. Mr. Harris devoted most of liis argument to the eleventh enumeration in the bill of {rights in tho constitution of this state, which says: "Tho rights of the people to be secure In their persons, houses, papers and effects against unreasonable search or seizure shall not be violated." Mr. Harris contended that the order issued by the state board of .tax commissioners contemplated an "unreasonable search and seizure," and was not according to "due process of law." Attorney General Smith maintained that the tax board has judicial powers vested in it by the legislature, and hna not only the power of swearing witnesses, but to flue and commit for contempt Whatever Judge Taylor's decision, the case will be appealed to tho supreme court

Mackey's 1Mb Deal.

New Albany, Incl, Sept 30.—President D. J. Mackey, of the Mackey railroad line, including tho Louisville, Evansville & St Louis and all its branches, the Evansville & Terre Haute, the Evansville, Seymour & Richmond, and the Peoria, Decatur & Evansville, has purchased the Kentucky and Indiana bridge over the Ohio river between New Albany and Louisville with all its terminals and equipments both in Kentucky and Indiana, including tho Daisy line and equipments, a suburban line between First street In Louisville and Vincennes street, New Albany, tho Parkland suburban line and all its terminals and yards, shops, etc., at Louisville, the New Albany street railway and equipment* and the New Albany and Portland ferry line franchises and boats, and the New Albany belt and terminal roads. In tho deal President Mackey comes into possession of 51 per cent of the stock, the old stockholders to hold 49 per cent

Their Dlstory Unknown*

Columbus, Ind., Sept 30.—Human bones have been found in a mound on the Ilinderlider farm near Madora, supposed to belong to people of a prehistoric race. Tho mound is known as the "knoll," and it is a sandy terrace, elevated above high water mark. The ten-ace is over 1 mile In length and there are several minor mounds. Many stone axes and arrow-heads have been found. Near Sparksville, on top of a high ridge nearly 800 feet above the river, can be seen traces of four mounds, located in a sandy field that for many years has been under uuli.lv aiion.

Seeking a Legal Separation. Indianapolis, Ind., Sept.

30.—Mrs.

Margaret Vaughn filed a suit for divorce Tuesday from her husband, Samuel, charging that he deserted her five years ago in Chicago and afterward married another woman under the false representation that he was divorced from his first wife. She followed her husband from place to place, but he managed to evade the officers, and after spending §2,000 in the effort to bring him to justice she has abandoned the chase and will content herself with securing a divorce.,

Captured a Murderer.

Siioai.s, Ind., Sept 30.—Joseph Crabtree, one of the murderers of Stanford Freeman, a wealthy farmer of this county who was killed October 8, 1S85, has been arrested and is now in jail at this place. Crabtree does not deny his complicity in the crime. Wiiliam Walters, an accomplice, is serving a term of twenty-one years in the southern prison for another murder.

Eloped with Another Man's Wife. Martinsville, Ind., Sept. 30.—Peter Farr and Mrs. George Tliacker eloped Tuesday morning, taking with them the 10-montus-old child of Thacker. They were followed to Indianapolis, where an effort was made to get possession of the child, but the couple eluded their pursuer. Farr had been boarding with the Thackers for some tim e.

lluces at the Trl-Statc Fair. Evansville, Ind., Sept

first best time,

pace, Kate Collins

2:20. 2:45

linder first best time,

Louisville, Ky., Sept

trot, Ver-

2:32.

Running

half mile and repeat, first time, 55.

Illvtr Up the Police Olliec.

30.—The

Jef-

fcrsonville (Ind.) police station was blown up by dynamite at 11:45 o'olock Monday night The doors and windows were blown to pieces and the stone walls cracked. It is thought to have been the result of a plot to kill certain of the police who have been prosecuting criminals with great vigor of late.

Fatal ItcMult of Wimlgtorm. IndianaI'oi.is, Ind., Sept. 30.—William Minkner, of West Indiannpolis, was overtaken by h. storm Monday night and took refuge in a shed adjoining the Presbyterian cliuruli. "The wind blew the church roof off and Minlcner was killed.

Gathering of Old Soldiers.

Kentland, Ind., Sept

30.—Tuesday

the soldiers of ^Newton county commenced a two-day reunion, with a large crowd in attendance. Ex-Congressman J. H. Cheadle was speaker of the day.

"Iff liHndnlide Ueloxr Cairo. ST. Louis, Sept 30.—A special from Cairo, 111., says: As a result of tho vory low water, another fearful landslide occurred Saturday night at Reel Foot, 75 miles below here. The slide Involved grounds over half a mile long and from 40 to 400 feet wide. It seem 3 that the water washed the sand strata out from under tho surface and let the upper soil Sown from 10 to 20 feet

H'orf/t Uh Weight hi li a price can be placed on pain, "Mother's Friond is worth its weight in gold as aD alleviator. My wife suffered more in ten minutes with either of her two children that she did all together with her last, having previously ucod four bottles of "Mother's Friend." It iB a blessing to any one expecting of become a mother, says a customer to mine. HENDERSON DALE, Druggist,

An Kurly hclifuey.

A sallow fiiceil liinn. ihvssod in failed and insufficient garments, with a knotted, sandy Ixtard, skipped lightly into a Danbury dry goods store yi :iterd.!v afternoon. He had hugged uj. rioso to him in one arm a glass jar with bit of dingy muslin over it. He wanted to see,tlio proprietor, and a cleric obligingly pointed out that gentleman to him, who was then engaged in the herculean task of selling a lady half a yard of linen. Tne stranger stalked np to him. "Bo you the boss, mister?" ho asked, with a seductive smile. "Yes. sir. Anything 1 can do for vou?" "Yes," said the straueer, carefully depositing the jar on the counter, and with an air as if the counter had been erected with this object specially in viow. "I've got a prime article of horseradish here that I want to sell you." "1 don't want to buy any," said the merchant, with a tinge of pettishness in his tone. "It's a prime article, I can tell) "I don't want it." "But yon ain't looked at it, you ain't tried it," argued the vender. "1 tell you 1 don't want it." "Yon can havo it for fifty cents, although it's worth seventy-five. I'll dump it right out in a paper, or I'll leave the jar and you kin bring it back tomorrow." "1 don't want it. I say. Take it away," demanded the merchant, flushing slightly in tho face. "Don't you git in a hurry, boss," persuasively urged tho proprietor of the condiment-. "You don't git such horseradish as this everyday, I kin inform ye. I growed the roots that came from myself, by jickey I I growed'em back of a barn, an I took as much care of their cultivation as if they had been my own flesh and blood. Why, I've got upiu the dead of night with a lantern, and went out back of that barn an tucked them up, as it were. An I said toiny ole woman, sez I, 'Ole woman, them roots will go to make glad the heart of a merchant prince,' sez I, an here they be, grated up an ready for the table. What do yon say?" "1 say, as 1 said before, that 1 don't want your stuff, and 1 want you to take it away from hero at ouce," said tho merchant, who had now become very red in the face. "Stuff!" ejaculated the man, with a start, while bis eyes watered and his under lip trembled. "Stuff! You call that stuff—that which grew right behind my own barn, an which lias had a lantern above it in the dead of nightgrated up by mj- own hands, an with a pint of the best cider vinegar in the country dancing through its wins—yon call it stuff, do you? an yon stand right here an in the b.-oad light of day declare that none of fiat horseradish will fresco your cold meat, an set np before vonr children like a thing of beauty? All light." (He gathered the jar up in his arm again.) "You can't have this horseradish now. You needn't whimper for it. Not a word from you." he added, with as mnch earnestness as if the merchant had dropped on his knees and w:ia agonizingly begging for a hopeless favor. "Yon ain't got money enough in your hull store to buy a grain of it. You shouldn't git as much as a sinell of it-if you was to git right down on your snoot an howl till you wero cracked open. Gosh dum mo!" he suddenly shouted, "111 go out on the boundless prairie an eat every bit of it myself, if it burns a hole clean through mo as big sis a tunnel, an sets the prairie afire an devastates tho land."

And with this terrific threat he strode gloomily away in search of a prairie. J. M. Bailey.

Catarrh tit Colorado.

I used Ely's Cream Balm for dry catarrh. It proved a cure.—B. ]•'. M. Weeks, Denver.

Ely's Cream Balm is especially adapted as a remedy for catarrh which is aggravated by alkaline dust and dry winds.—W. A. Hover, Druggists, Denver.

I can recommend Ely's Cream Balm to all sufferers from dry catarrh from personal experience.—M. llerr, Denver. Colorado.

CARTERS

ITTLE

30.—Thetri-'

state fair opened here Tuesday with a good attendance. The exhibits are large and the prospects are that the fair will be a great success. The races were closely contested and resulted as follows: The 2:40

IVER

PILLS.

CURE

Blck Headache and rollovo all tho troubles dent to a billons state of the system, Btioh aa Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating. Fain in the Sldo, ic. White tholr most remirkable success has boon shown la cuxiog

SICK

Hoad&che, yet Cartor'a Littlo Liver Pltli in equally valuable) in Constipation, curing and pro* Tenting this annoying complalntwhllo tboy also corroelaUdlsordorsoitbc.Uomacb^timulatothQ liver and regulato tho bowelL Evoa

'Acbathey would boklmostprlcelesgto thosowha Buffer from this distressing complaint butforto aately thelrgoodness does notend herojind those Whoonce try thorn will find those littlo pills vattt. able In so m»ny ways that they will not bo wi|. ling to do without them. But after aUslckhea4

ACHE

(lathe bane of

many lira that hero father*

ivrexnakoonr groat boaat. Oar pills euro it whilo Others do not. I Carter's Littlo Liver Pills aro very email and •cry easy to take. Ono or two pills mako a doeo. They are Btrictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by tholr gentle action ploase all who tisethem. Invialsat25ccnts,» five for $L by druggists everywhere, or sent by

CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New York.

SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

llAILKOAD ITEMS.

TEUItK HAUTE HACKS.

On October 6, 7, 8 and 9 tho Vandalia will sell tickets to Terro 11 an to and return at ono faro tho round trip. Account, tho 6plondid races at Torre Haute. On Oct. 3 to 10 inclusive tho Vandalia will sell tickets at one fare tho round trip with 50 nt^ i.dded to tho f. ir account the gruit. y„. Louis fair and Wiled

I'm'j.bets,

Carmi, 111

Write tho Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga., for farther particular Sold by Nye & Co., Crawfordsville, Ind

Dkaii Madam:

iz:

usicH

hicli is as great a

display as the Ji.-rdi (iras. Tickets good to rct:::n including Oct. 12. J. O. HUTCHINSON, Agt. /•.'xfiirsi.»ii.s i» thr South,

Tho O. 11. & D.. v. ill sell harvest excursion tickets from all stations Oct. 14, to points in Florida, Virginia, Louisiana, Tcni.essoe, Kontucky, Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi at one faro for tho round trip. The tickets will bo good going Oct. I and returning any lime within thirty days.

cra

they only

HEAD

Bouffe Co'

I'rulor thciJirt'ctlon of A. M. Miller, Jr., proson?intf re!lt»cil ssitlro and Goolhc's masterpiece of poiMry,

A S

Adequate Actors, Superb Sing

ers, A Positive Revelation

in Costumes.

Foremost Type of Terpsctli re.

Pncos. 25, 5, 50 jind 75

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A Guaranteed Cure for Piles of whatever kind or detrruo—External, Internal, Hlind or llleed n»rltolilnK,CI»ronie,Heeent« rlleredluiry. I his Hctnedv na* positively never hetn known 10 fall. .00 a box, (I boxes for frfi.OO sent hy tnall prepaid on reeelpt of prlee. A written (•uaranlee postlvely trlvon to ei'eh purchaser of boxes, when purchased nt. one lime, to reJuiid the $5 00 paid If not cured. Ouatantee Issued hy Nye A: Co, Dru*rKisl.s& Sole Agents Crawfordsville, Ind. Samples Free.

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itt all drtiggi3t0«

E. MORGAN & SONS, Proprictd!

PROVIDENCE, R. I.

TBtDCSl'PPLIKDIijr ROSS GORDON.

La Fay cite, Ind.

A Jtoon to Wives.

Having uacd "Mother's Friend" would not be without it. It is a boo to wives who know they hnve to pass through tho painful ordeal of childbirth MIW. 0. Mki.houunk, Iowa. Write the Bradfield Regnlntor Co,, Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Bold by Nyo & Co., Crawfordsville, Ind.

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ing to directions, will prove a certain cure for the diseases it j* recommended for. It has been very, very lienelicial to m\Nli and daughter. Sincerely Yours,

Oziord 8t« Broftkl/B, N. Wttlwt iajoriotu nuditatto.

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for Infants and Children.

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IPriooy 03 oenta per Sox*

Propared only hy TH0S« BEE0HAM, 8t« Helens, Lancashire, England. 2h F. ALLEX CO., Sole Agents for United State*, 3€S A 307 Otnnl St.t Xrw I ork, (who if youi*dntffffMdoes tiot keep thctn) xvill moil lUwfmiti'* 1'ill.non receipt of prico—but inquire first* -f,,, fiVmfi'on th i.t jhtper.)

all

ONE NIGHT SURE.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30. 1891.

Reeves Kn»llsh

EFFECTUAL

MEDICINE.

BILIOUS & NERVOUS DISORDERS

Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Constipation, Disordered Liver, etc.,

ACTING LIKE MAGIC on the vital organs, strengthening the muscular system, and arousing with the rosebud of health The Whole Physical Energy of the Human Frame.

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3.

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StOVE BLACK INC

All persons Wfntinjr their stove blacked will p1^®5® leave their orders at Bin fords

drug- store. JAMES A. SMITH.

TRULY

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