Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 October 1891 — Page 2

Jiotli the notliod and results vrlien Syrup of Kigs is tnkcn it is pleasant find refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, i-iver and Hotvels, cleanses the sys*tn cfiectunllv, dispels colds, headUies and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the jnly remedy of its kind ever proliiieed, pleasing to the taste and acontablo to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly honeiicial in its effects, prepared only from the mosi oc-rtlihy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it, the most popular remedy known,

Syrup of Firs is frr sale in 50c i».t»tl SI battles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who iii.iy not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try i*. Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO

SAS .-HANCISCO. ca.

LOWSVtUE. XV A'F\V VQRK.

For a Oisardersd Liver jTrySEEOHSFfl'S PILLS. 25cis. a Box.

ojt

-VI.r, nKt'oaisTS.

... MEETINGS,

Under lhl« head will be JHIMU liod V-for three days notii'ts of meetings of nil kinds tf NMMi'tios. Loral notices. 5 eents a line.

SIM'IKTV—r.n.«i.

of A.—Wushinjrton Csiuip,

No. ii, meets overy Tues.l.iy ewninir in the .Vhoenlx HNrk, on soutimi*i rorner of Jluln and Washington streets. Th«? lied Decree vr!li he worked on theevenhnrof Oct.. 1

SAM SVMMKS. Pre.-JE'ent.

I'. W. I.EK«'H. I.eeordinir .*«vr«'t:try.

FORTRADE.

l"nder thl* houd notices of all kinds will t»e h\s»rted ni the rite »d t«'o cents a line U'litv. tir-h ui advance, plra-*-.

WANTED- HELP.

Notiees under ilil* head tree lor three days. TANTKIl-A jrirl to do houses V? iti.

41-1 o:»t

.k-tlerson street.

ork. Apply

WT'ANTKD— A lady, whlreoreolor d.to help VV e«Kk at I-Ve-t Hull. College campii*. .Pome one that I:HI» eviine and help Jrotn eiyht •»•. pr-U'f d.

WANTED SITUATIONS.

Notices under tM.- head tree for three days. ,-\lfthat dues not do the work eo:ue airuln. :/\Tl It.SlNfJ o|{ S|]\VIN».—Anyone deslrlnir a nut se or sewinir. pio.xse euil on Mrs. K.

H-rard, 4"* Hout W ushin^rton Street.

in LQST^ Not.lees under this head will be published ..-.free fur three days. 11 that is not suUtclent eottie again.

About two month airo some Kinc

-rf fiiend borrowed our four wheeled stuv ..tru« k*». W now need them not otilv lor nr own nee hut theuonfour friends/ l.et kind friend who• borrowed them return them y.t once and oblige /«.v»'K MAIIUIINKY IVSON

FOUND.

Not:ce« under this head tree lor three days.

Ful.'NI)thempairdeaerltdiiK'

-A of pln**e-. Owner can ob* tain by property. Apply at t-lils ollloe. lO-.'J

POUND—A

FIIH

palrol ^rold eye ylapses which

the owner can have by culling at this of-

FOR RENT.

Not lees under this head one cent a line a day. Kindt- words to a line. Nothing less than 10 --entsuiken. ash In advance, please.

FOR SALE.

Notices under this hem! on.- cent line tidny. Kluht worils ii line. NuthihK less than 10 eeniH inken. Cash inMiU iiu-c. pleuse.

r"l(

.«AI.K t)|{ THA horse, hunify unci harness. 10-H CIIAS. UOST.

F*i)l(cooking

FOU

iin.l :i huir "otory frame

dwelling house o! six r»oms. One acr» ot iHnd well set In frail ll»ui. new. IN ifixxi neighborhood, on imlilie road. Inwneillatelv adjoining the city. W i!l lieseid ai 11 Imrnnlri. Cull early. lo-.l \V. Wiiicirr.

.-AI.I-:—(fiKid, almost new lunrcy, harness, and snn umbrella al a l.ari.'aln. Also a sto\«.* and base burner. In* fiulreut west Wabash avenue. -A. H. Cr.NMNOIMM.

SA IJIV—A kcnmUiouw of six rooms, with cistern ami water works, or sale cheap. Alust sell it will pay vou tn eonie and see. Knqutie at UO.i south alnut. th'.rd iious«« soutli of nil I road Also very *r"d work bench and twoladd r.

OH SALK—A lurjre lot «if lioxes, larire and small, at Hischofs Ita/.ar

MISCELLANEOUS.

Nollees iin-Ier tills head one cent

V.ah\

linen

nay. i.inbt words to a Hue. Nothing less hail 10 (?-nts taken. Cash In advatue. jilease. THA l)K--Mee, r!ea-i. resh stock of groceries, with a Rood trade, to fade Tor ('raw fordsville property. Urocerv located In Ihtmmr rrti.rond town In thin eous.ty. Host of reas iis for dispo^iutfot it. or particulars call at tIiIh .lhce. invoice' about M.'iOO. •WANTED, torent orbuy au'(MHl dtdlvery horse, l-.n«iulre of H. Atkinsons ifrocery, 410

College street.

fANTUn t/imil represenlatlves In Indiaim to represent ln\e-stnient Comiuinv. Ad, ress .Ino. 11. Howlan, lloynl Insuranee Hid it.. Chiuatro, 111.

I"".™'- honest inan-8alary

?1UU monthly. Ir miitahle. with omiorHinlty to ailvunee. to nnu-esent loeallv a resiwnslhle New Vork house. UetV-'renee. Maniifaeiuier, l/jek llox

1..S5

N ,.pt (0

STOYES

Healing and Cooking,

NOW

IS"

"nL oT

10 U)

Thompson & Cates,

North Green Street.

J'nr Siilf.

Dwelling IIOIIHO of 8 rooms, eel]ar, Ktable, eliieken liottse. 1 12-1(H) nf-res of land adjoining Criiwfordsvillo on tlio Groonciistle rotid. l-'or ptirticuliiru on(juiroof M. U.McKineoy,Frankfort,Ind,. or M. D. White, Criiwfordsvillo.

DAILY JOURNAL

PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON,

By T. H. B. McCAIN.

Kntered at .no Postollleo at Crawfonlsvllle lniii. in, as secotid-class matter.

T11K I)AtI,V.IOt KN.\l„

Ity mall, |«'r anmun to.00 liv mall, six month 2.(10 Hy mail, three months l.."10 Hy carrier. jH-r week Id

THE WKKKI.Y JOUHNAL.

Three mor.ths 40 Plx uitmths (!." One year l.S."

For pa|H'rs sent outside the county 10 eents adflitional tor |»ostiire. The

WKKKI.Y

must Invariably lie pillil for In

ad va nee. Send postal note or money order.

THURSDAY, OCT. 1, lSlii.

TIIK signs ineronso that tbo Repnbli fans will carry Ohio by an old time majority.

THK export trade to Brazil hits increased 90 per cent, since the adoption of reciprocity, but free trade papers are careful to not even mention this fact.

THK enlargement of Oklahoma implies the early construction of another State that can bo depended ujxm to assist in the election of the Republican Presidents. '1

THK cash balance in the Treasury is about $45,000,000, and the Democrats are welcome to all the signs of probable bankruptcy that they can extract from such figure^

XKVKU -were the stores so well filled with goods as now. Never before were the prices so low. Never was such good quality put in common goods as this year under the operations of the MeKinley bill.

TAIIIFI-' reform shouters in the lust Congress went on record as opposed to putting sugar on the free list. Willi customary inconsistency one-half their speeches were devoted to denunciation of tarilT protection as a scheme to advance the price of articles to consumers, while as many more were in opposition to the removal of the tariiF on sugars for the alleged reason that consumers would not get any benefit therefrom. How does all this correspond with the facts as subsequently developed? Has anything occurred to add lustre to the fame of these gentlemen as political seers, or to invite tolerance of their further claims to dictate the economic ]wlicy of the country 7 They insisted that (trices would not come down but prices have been so materially redneed that granulated 'sugar has been advertised to retail in Chicago at three and half cent per pound. They further insisted that encouragement by bounty would not increaso domestic manufacture nf sugar: but reliable statistics forthcoming in less than three months after the law took effect show that the output of sugar will be augmented as rapidly as time and money can develop it, while an acreage of Western farm lands never before approached in extent insures for the sugar beet a prominence in future agriculture the significance of which is beyond estimation.

Hold watch given away on Saturday night at bankrupt store." Guesses free.8

Make a guess on the gold watch to bo drawn Saturday night at 213 east Main street. \i: ir 3iMtiii:r~

Wm. Wray is having his house repainted. Mr. Olover is all smiles —ho savs it is a girl.

Armentrout C'bildera iiro btiilding an addition to their store building. Armentrout Childers have burned about thirty kilns of tile this Beason.

Hob Frame, living one mile south of New Market, sold his personal proporty yesterday.

While working on a new barn Aaron Douglas fell 20 feet, but was not seriously injured. lT 5

A year ago a room could not be rented in New Market. Now there tiro a half dozen houses vacant.

Next month the services at the Christian church will boon the second Sunday instead of the third.

The shock of the earthquake Saturday night was distinctly felt by many of the. citizens of this place..

AJJoonto II (i-cH.

Having used "Mother's Friend" would not bo without it. It is a boo to wives who know they havo to pass through the painful ordeal of childbirth Mita. C. MEMIOUHXK, Iowa. Write the Bradfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, On., for further particulars. Sold by Nyo ACo., Crawfordsville, Ind.

Yo(Ire.

Notice is hereby given that the bath rooms connected with our barber shops will hereafter Iw closed on Sunday from this date on. Jon FOSSKF,

MCCAI.U' ,V AUMHTIHINU.

Sept. 28,J_8i)l.

Mako a guess and draw a watch. Guess free.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriai

September lee III I Is.

Ice bills for September are now duo and will be presented for payment at ouce. WM. MAHTIX & SON.

I.a C. rtppe Ann In

During tlio epidemic of La Grippe last season Dr.King's Now Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, proved to bo the beet remedy. l!e]Mjrts from the many who used it confirm this statement. Thev were not only quickly relieved, but the diseaso left no bail after results. Wo ask yon to givo this remedy a trial and wo guaranteo that yon will lie satisfied with tlio results, or tho purchase price will bo refunded. It has no equal in La Grippe, or any Throat Chest or Lung Trouble.

Trial bottles free at Nyo & Go's. Drug Store. Largo IKIUIOB 50C. and 81.00.

Childrei. iJry for Pitcher's Cas^orfc

Governor nf Kentucky*

Tlio Hon. John Young Browr ^Voted governor of Kentucky in :SJ1, was born in Hardin county, Ky., in 1885, and was graduated at Center college. From boyhood ho was

S noted for scholarship and eloqnenco, and i& 1850, when barely twenty-live year! old, ho was elected to congress over the veteran politician,

JOU.N YOUNG SHOWN.

Joshua

JoweU Hq

served several terms in congress, and is noted for his shrewd management of tho various measures of compromise on questions affecting the relation of the former Confederate states and the Federal government. His homo is in Henderson, where his two sons tiro active professional men. Ho also has three daughters.

uAt

Homo.**

When I WAS dead my spirit turned To seek tliu much frequented house I p:isscl the door, ami saw my friends

Feasting benenth preen orange buughft. From hand to hand they pushed the wine They sucked tho pulp of plum and pcach. Thev sung, they jested and they laughed.

For each was loved by ouch.

I listened to their honest chat Sail! one, "Tomorrow wo shall bo Plod, plod along the featureless sands,

And coasting mileHand miles of sea." Said one, "Heforo the turn of title We will achieve tho eyrie scat." Said one, "Tomorrow shall bo liko

Today, but much more sweet."

"Tomorrow," said they, strong with hopo. Ami dwelt ujon the pleasant way "Tomorrowl" cried they, one and all,

While no ono spoko of yesterday. Their life stood full at blessed noon

This Date in History

831 B.C.—Alexander, wltli 4',.(100 reeks, defeated Darius. with a Persian iiriny, variously I'stimutcd from G(X),000 to 1,U.ll.iX'l. at Arbelft. 120T-Hunry 111 of England born: died 1272 rc-ifned 50 years, tlio longest reign In

British history except that oftieorselll. lfiSl-Pierre Corneille, Frcnch tragic poet. horn. 1T•"t—Paul I of Russia horn:

I, only 1, had passed away. "Tomorrow and today," they cried 1 was of yesterday.

I shivered comfortless, but cast Ko chill across tho table cloth I, all forgotten, shivered, sad

To stay and yet to part how loth: 1 passed from tho familiar room, I. whom from love had passed away, Like the remembrance of a guest

Thattarrleth but a day. —Christina G. RosscttL

KL'FUS

CHOATR.

murdered hy a band of his nobles March 23, 18(11. 1781—Jamea Lawrence, American naval hero, born in Burlington. N. died of Hoiinils 1811): Ills last words were, "Uotrtgivo ut tho sliipl" ITTO—Hufus Olioate, famous orator and lawyor, born at Essex. Mass. died 1S.W. ISftl—General movement of I-'ederal cavalry and live minor battles. ISOO—President Harrison signed tho McKlnlejr tariff bill and it became a law.

AT HOME WITH THE MIKADO.

WOMKN load and unload vessels in Japanese ports. JAPAN ha.s built its first factory for tho manufacture of woolen poods.

JAPAN has now two thousand newspapers, where twenty-five years ago not a single journal existed.

I'm' present plans of the Japanese government will double the navy of thiit country within six years.

THESE is a class of people in Japan who hire the poor to beg clothes from the charity associations, and, dyeing them, sell them at higher rates for new clothes. l'Koi'i.r. in Japan are called bj- the family name first, the individual, or what we should call Christian, name next, and then the honorific—thus: "Smith I'eter Mr."

TIIE population of Japtvn Is 34,000,000, and these are supported on 33,000,000 acres. Irrigation and drainage are universal, and the entire country is ono vast garden of wonderful productiveness.

We'll Givo It to liiiii UrokcQ.

"Bridget, what is that child crying BO wildly for?" "Sure, mum, he's just drinked all his Bootliin' nimp and et tho cork, and I don't know now what ails him, unless it's the bottle he wants to sclnvally."—Pharmaceutical Era.

Wheu Baby was sfctc, we gavo bor Cutorfe U'hon she was a Child, she cried for oastorla. When she became Miss, she clung to CAatorl*. *'hun she had Children, she gave them Castoriri

ItAILItOAl) ITEMS. TEltltK HAOTE HACKS.

On October C, 7, 8 and 9 tho Vandalia will sell tickets to Torre Haute and return at ono faro tho round trip. Account, tho splendid races at Torre Uaute. On Oct. 3 to 10 inclusive tlio Vandalia will sell tickets at ono faro tho round trip with 50 cents added to the fair account tho groat SL. Louis Tair and Veiled Prophets, which is as great, a display as tho Mnrdi Grns. Tickets good to return including Oct. 12. ,T. C. HUTCHINSON, Agt.

Exeurstonx io the South, Tho 0. H. .t 1)., will sell harvest excursion tickets from all stations Oct. 14, to points in Florida, Virginia, Louisiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia, Alabama nnd Mississippi at* ono faro for the round trip. Tho tickets will be good going Oct. 14 and returning any timo within thirty days.

THE H00SIER STATE.

Interesting Bits of Information Oathered in Many Towns.

To Improve Saloon**

INDIANAPOI.IS, Ind., Oct. 1.—Three hundred saloon-keepers, representing the saloon interests of every county in tho state, met in this city Wednesday to form a state organization. Francis Mur|ffiy, ex-mayor of Vincennes, who is one of the chief promoters of the association, explained that in each city of the state there is an organization of licensed saloon-keepers known as the Licensed Saloon-keepers' union, the purposes of which are to insist that all retailers of liquor shall pay a retailer's license. These city organizations have been fighting tho druggists and some grocery keepers who sell whisky at retail, but who pay no retailer's license. In additiou to securing the bringing of these retailers to time tho purposo is to suppress "speak-easys" and elevate tho saloon business to a higher piano of rojpectability. It is announced that tho association is non-political. The following officers were electod: President, William Beally, Indianapolis vice president, Daniel pFasig, Terro Ilaute secretary, Martin Grady, Indianapolis treasurer, nenry Grounert, Indianapolis. A large executive committee was chosen, composed equally of democrats and republicans, who are to call the next meeting. The session closed in the evening with a banquet.

Nancy Hanks Troti in 3:00. RICHMOND, Ind., Oct 1.—The events at the races Wednesday were those of Nancy Hanks scracliing 2:08 ilat, while it was claimed by some that she hit the world's record, 2:03%, and Faustina came nearly as close to Axtell's 3-year-old scratch, thereby knocking out all others of that class. Nancy Hanks'quarters were 0:S2tf, 1:04, 1:30, 2:09, and CoL John T. Miller crowned her with a bridle of white ribon and flowers. Faustina's mile was made in 2:14%. Tosa won the second division of the 2:23 trot best time, 2:22.

EVANSVILLE, Ind., Oct. 1.—Nearly 15,000 people were in attendance at the tri-state fair Wednesday. The 2:30 trot was won by Sontag—best time, 2:23%. Connor won the 2-year-old frea-for-all trot—best time, 2:32. The Tanning race, three-quarters of a mile, was won by lironcho Billy—time, 1:16X.

COLUMBUS, Ind., Oct. 1. The fall meeting of the Edinburg races was well attended Wednesday, there being 4,000 present. The following is a summary of the races Three-year-old trot -Raymond Wilkes won time, 2:32£. Free-for-all pace—Dr. M. won time, 2:18. Three-year stake—Henry F. won: timo, 2:SS}.

Northwest Indiana ConfcrenceSOUTII BEND, Ind., Oct. 1.—The first session of th6 forty-first Northwest Indiana conference began at the First M. E. church in this city Wednesday forenoon. It was called to order by Bishop W. P. Nindle, D. D., of Topeka. Rev. H. N. Ogdcn was elected secretary, Revs. E. P. Bennett and Tiffin F. Drake, assistants Rev. Dr. R. Johnson, statistical secretary Rev. L. T. Town, treasurer. Presiding Elder Gee. reported a gift of S2,000 for the Preachers' Aid society by Sirs. Dr. Manners, of Greencastlc. Rev. J. C. Hartzell, D. D., secretary of the Freedtnan's Aid and Southern Educational society, addressed the conference. At 2:80 p. m. Rev. J. A. Maxwell, of Delphi, preached a conference sermon, a pentecostal service was held by Dr. Keen from 4 to 5 o'clock, and in the evening Chaplain McCabe delivered an excellent address on foreign missions.

New Pulp 31111 at Muncle.

MUNCIE, Ind., Oct 1.—The Muncie Pulp Company of New York city, in addition to their extensive mills in this city, will soon crect one of the largest pulp mills in the west, the plans and specifications for which are now being made. The company is backed by unlimited capital, and, since locating its pulp works here three years ago, has three times doubled its capacity, until now the mill is the largest in the United States, the product of which is being shipped to New York for manufacture into paper.

Yearly Meeting of Friends.

RICHMOND, Ind., Oct 1.—The session of the yearly meeting of Friends was devoted to the state of religious work, and it developed that 1,521 families had .not been visited during the yea -. A committee composed of Francis W.

Thomas, Josiah P. Bogue, Sarah Taylor, E. D. Bailey, Emma Hedges, 'Thomas M. White, Ann Gauz, George

W. Douglas and James II. Terrell was appointed to report on a means of correcting this omission.

For the Waterways Convention. INILIANAL'OI.IH, Ind., Oct. 1.—Gov. Hovey has appointed Franklin Landers, iOf Indianapolis A. B. Mackey, of

Mount Vernon James Oliver, of South ,Bend John E. Lamb, of Terre Haute George W. Self, of Corriden, and Mar,cus Gavitt. of Madison, delegates to ^represent Indiana in the convention Tfor tho improvement of the waterways, 'which mcet* in Evansville October

14.

Indicted for tho Murder of Freeman. SIIOAI.S, Ind., Oct 1.—The grand -jury returned indictments against

Joseph Crabtrco and William Walters for the murder, October

rStanford

8, 1885,

Freeman, a wealthy farmer

residing in the southern part of this county. Thrtinheil by White Capu.

COUYDON, Ind., Oct 1.—Ed Dowdla was flogged by white caps near Shakerville, this county, Monday night. Ho is a young man and is charged with getting drunk and abusing his mother. The lash was applied to his bare back quite vigorously and he promised faithfully to reform.

Ex-Attornoy General Thurston, of Hawaii, says there is a deep underlying sentiment in the islands in favor oi annexation to the United States.

Worth its v*etght tn (Sold. Af a price can bo placed on pain, "Mother's Friond 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. HENDERSON DALE, Druggist,

Oarmi, HI

Write the Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, Qa., for farther particular oold by Nye A Oo., Orawfordsville. Ind

A SET OF I Mi'S.

l'hoy Go to Mako Up a Romano® in Roal Lifo.

AN INTKISIOH.

"Going to the seaside? In November!" Emily had .stooped to pick up her truant thimbh-, but now, like the good ./Eneas, she stood amazed, with eyes fixed on her companion as if

Clara felt chilled. Emily bad been "no end sorry" tlmt she and her mother had lost cvtSry dollar had wept real tears when the time of separation had begun to seem nenr and now she was smilingly ashing her opinion of an embroidered rose.

With a girl's quick pride, however, she (lung back two rising tears, and smiled responsively. "It is a dear— like you." she said: and no ono would have guessed that sh« was disappointed. But in her heart was born a new need.

II.

T'.tAIN I.ISA VINO CHICAGO.

"llulloa: lb-own! \Vasn't aware you were aboard! Going east?" "Good-morning, Mr. Willis one doesn't go to California via the New York Central." "Phew! Cynical bacteria in the air. You'd better come into the smoker and smoke them out"

There was something so irresistible in liarry Willie' good humor that most people yielded to it, more or less consciously. Some amiability is exasperating and seems tos-.vy: "See how cool I keep. Don't get excited!" But Harry seemed absolutely unaware thut there was any sting in a spiteful remark. His mother had once said of hitn that he was like a lightning rod, a safe conductor for dangerous currents. "That's all right!" Mr. Brown spoko less irritably, or, rather, as if his irritation had not been meant for Harry, but directed against the world in general. "But people do say so many things without any aim whatever—or with more aim than is apparent" he added, as if a new idea had struck him. •'Did you really want to know if I took an east bound train iu order to go east, or do you ask my destination?" "Oh! pshaw!"—Marry made an effort to speak quite carelessly—"what's tho use of shamming? You're bound for a certain point on the Massachusetts coast, and so tun I. There's another point, figuratively speaking, that we're both bound for, too." "Yes," responded Mr. Drown "this train makes connections so that we reach Gloucester tit eleven to-morrow morning. It's about five miles out to the Point of I ft ir. Which of us will get there first?" "I think it would be a fair arrangement for us each to send Miss Klein a note, asking her l'or an interview. Then the choice of order would lio with her. See?" "Very well, that's fair enough But it's hardly necessary for us to torture cacli other in the meantime. I'll take the next section." "Wait a minute. We will send tho notes by mail when we reach Gloucester—start eveu?" "Yes.'1

Mr. Brown strode Into the next scat and knit his black brows over a blank sheet of paper, on which lie finally wrote with a lead-pencil which ho handled quite firmly: "DCAH Miss IVI.EIN: You promised mo UU answer this week. 1 coulil not bo content to take It from the mails. 1 must see you. l'lcaso lot mc have an hour with you im soon as vou can. Send to the Grand hotel. Very sincerely, "M. U. ULTOWN."

Harry, after summoning the porter and contradicting each order once or twice, besides squandering a very unnecessary number of silver quarters, settled himself with a lap tabic and a stylograpliic pen, and wrote the final version was finished just as tho afternoon waned into gray: "DEAnCi.ArtA: Tl is stylogruph is disgraceful, but circumstances malte it Impossible todo any better. That bear of a—no, I bog his pnrdon—but a ccrtaln gentleman Is running a race with me to seo you. or course it must bo a fair rare, and you mu? decide which shall have the first chanro but, Clara, don't you soo I can't live without you? Do keep thut In mind. Uut still, If you'd rathcrhavcAim, why—I won't pain you by sayliiH anything brutal—so goodby till we mc-et. You and your inuther must bo lonely out there: oh! dear little clrl. Rlvo Die the right to mako you both comfortable. Send aio Just a little note, please, at th# Grand. Yours In dlro suspotisc, ... IlAimv."

III.

TUB POINT OF VIEW.

The cottage stood on a little perpendicular bluff, and commanded tho bay on one side and tho ocean on the other. As Clara sat out on tlio little tlirce-cor-ncrcd balcony and watched the water, she felt as if there were something ridiculously suggestive in her environment—Harry and Mr. Brown, tho bay and tho ocean, and she between thcin.

The sun was bright and wartn for & November day, but the wind was freshi and in one of its whiffs it carried oil a little pile of letters that lay In the girl's lap, and whirled them over the sand.

She ran down, pursuing them and, having captured them with some trouble, perched licrself on a rock more shielded from the wind and began to reread some of the pages: "Easily prejudiced In Judumcnt, enthusiastic^ uncritical, uiidUcrimlnntliiK, but excessively loyal In love, determined in hato. Little artlatlo power. Good humor under circumstance* irrltatiii« to most mons occuntonul spurts of bad temper In unexpected places." "Stern and uncompromising In habits of thought and emotion unyielding in win. gloomy disposition, tondenoj- to oxtremes, arlstng from narrowness of vlew| self-conteredand uttorly unsympathetic 'cra«»y' In action combining with a general Independence a singular moral cowardice beforn the opposition of some one porson—probably of tho opposite sex." "Well, I suppose that's Harry nd Mr. Brown. Thero's a sort of magnificence about Mr. Brown's air of rescrvo una importance, but I believe ho •selfish and unsympathetlilc.' I wonder if it was moan trick, getting their 'characters' read from their handwriting? It's a funny business, anyway, for that man-»-bnt lie's remarkably clever at it and fifty cents apiece —well it's cheap for the fun there is in it but I don't know now which I like best Mr. Brown is so distingue, and Ilarry is such a dear—but he's only a boy. Somotimes I think I love neither

she

were

an unexpected omen. •'Yes—it is odd," said C'larn, gazing out of her window over the smooth western stretch of the lake "but wo must leave Chicago and Uncle David has given mother and me tho use of the town house in summer and tho seaside cotta re in winter. It's exceedingly good of him, but it is funny!" "Dear! and Massachusetts! You'll be just lo: to our crowd. Well, that rose is finished how does it strike you?"

DISAK MADAM:

you

—and you do love me—I can see it your eyes. Let me kiss you, and you'll be sure of it, yourself!"

And as Harry bent over her, Clara threw her arms around his necls, and said:

Yes, I belie ve I do."

TIIF. TAIL-PIECE.

Tho Indian summer had vanished with the afternoon, and It was November again but tho sea .was not so sullen or so lonely as the man that stood at its edge and gazod with aimless directness on the vanishing line of tho horizon. "She is right I

a bear, too liarsh

and unsympathetic to enter into her life. These fellows, like Willis, warmblooded and gentle, always work it better with women. I'll just let them alone in the future."

And the last afterglow seemed to die outof the sky, as the tense figure strodo away Into the night.—J. M. Anderson, iu N. Y. Independent.

Iluvklen'H Arnica Salve.

The beet salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcere, snlt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinbs corns nnd all skin eruptions, and losstivoly cures piles, or no pay roqnirod. It is guaranteed to givo perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For snle by Nye A Co

Catarrh tn Colorado.

I used Ely's Cream ISaltn for dry eaturrh. It proved a cure.—13. F. M. Weeks, Denver.

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

I can recommend lily's Cream Balm to till sulTerers from dry catarrh from personal experience.—M. iierr, Denver, Colorado.

Speetmen Case*.

S. H. Clifford, Now Cassel, Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his stomach was disordered, his Ijiver was alfi-etod to tin alarming dogreo, appetite fell away, and ho was terribly reduced in llenh and strength, i-hten bottles of Electric Bitters cured him.

Edward She pherd, Hariisliurg, III had a running sore on his leg of eight yours' standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five largo fovor sores on his leg, doctors 6nid ho was incurablo. One lxittle-. Electric Bitters and ono lox Btieklen's Arnica Salvo cured him entirely. Sold by Nye & Co., druggists.

one, and sometimes I think I love them both."

IV.

•ANOTIIKB BALCONY BCENB. TFR? afternoon WM Bonnie^

wom™

for Infants and Children.

"Caatariaitao well adapted to children that I Cartorin enre» Oolle, OoniHp*tlo«, recommend It superior to Any prescription I Sour Stomach, Dinrrhcc*, Kructauoa, Mfltome." H. A. Aacmra. M. D., I

milder tlmn tho morning and only tho Indian summer haze botrayed tho fact that it was not June.

Clara was sitting a^iin in tho thrcecornered balcony, and directly in front of her stood a young1 man, grasping tho railing with twitching fingers. IIis hair was brown, but with more color in it than brown hair usually has his eyes were bluer than most blue eyes and his fair skin had a flush liko a girl's. "I asked you to come first/' spoke Clara, calmly, "because 1 havo mado up my mind to say

710

you,"

Harry's eolor grew fiercer, and hla hold of the railing tenser. "Won't you tell rjio why?" ho said, with a mixture of be^ceching and bullying in his tone. *40h, you are KO 'prejudiced,' so

lun-

discriminating,' and you have 'occar sional spurts of bad temper in unexpected places." laughed Clara. Tho linpcriousness of his voice nettled her, and she would not answer seriously.

Not being aware of tho "character read by chirogrnphy," Harry failed to appreciate the joke, and replied quite seriously: "Well, I don't see how you can call a fellow uiuliticriminating that chooses you and if I'm hot-headed, it's in a good cause." "Yes, it s'fi'l you were enthusiastic and loyal/' Clara went on, smiling faintly. •V/^said! Well, I'm obliged to it, whoever it is. Hut Clara, my love can't be for nothing when it's my fife just given to

l,.si

"AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE."

You speak of using my rcccnt letter sis" a t«Mi»ionhl_ you aro perfectly welcome to tlo so —would tli.it 1 nmld iiithu'in-. all suffering women to givo your compound a fair tti ii. I

say to you that it is an invaluable medicine, and, if usnl aeconl in to re on a in re or he is as recommended for. It has been very, very beneficial to

and daughter. Sincerely Yours, Mil's!' S. BI.AIII, cor. Church and R-u-k SK Hoaiejke (_nv, Va.

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S vegetable

Is tho only Innifl v« Cure mil IirKltlmatu ILT'iiM'flr COMPOIIHIn for tlio peculiar ivoaknosses anil nilmenU of women. All Druggists sell it as a utandurd article, or sent by mall. In form nf fin. l-QMiigoa, on reccipt of »!.«. LYDIA E. PINKHAM MED.CO.,^LVNN/MAS?

Illustrated book, entitled Guide to Health and Etiquette," by Lydla E. Pinkham, is ofKrea"t value to ladles. We will present a copy to anyone addressing us with two 2-ccnt stamps.

11ik1cn

stands a woman's il]s"

1 lie normal lii'(.i

W(.]]_

being, and ha,,|,j,„.ss

... mankind depend

U|)(in

the physical health and

pei fection of woman

Imi

ii,v(|i

KU*?,^|I'^0S' 8leep'

S^. Oxbfd 8tt» Brooklyn, N. WitHout Injurious TIM CASRRAUB OOEPA.V*, T, VURRNT

FMULSION

Of Pure Cod Liver Oil Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda.

There are cmuWoun and emulsions, and there ia at ill much milk tvhich matptcrndea ta crcttm. Try ut ttieu will many manufacture cnnn»t •o dtaguise their rod liver oit as to tmi'.v it palatable to snwitivc stomnrtis, Srott'i Emulaionof

L'UKK NOUWFAilAS (HI) 0JTst cotnbiurd ivitlt i/f/jwji/io*-

phitcs is almost an palatahle n* milk. Ifor this reason as welt as for the

/Virl

of the stimulating Qualities of thr

//K»-

phosphitex, Physicians frequently )nf scribe it in casts of

CONSUMPTION,

SCROFULA, IIKOXCUITIS and CUItOSlV COUGH or SEVFMt: COt.l). All Driigffists sell it, but be sure yon grt tho genuinetas there arc poor imitations.

MUSIC HALL.

SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3.

TMK (IIIKUN.V I. AM) WOHI.II I .UIMI'.-

IIAXJMX^

Grand and Fairy SptrUu-uUr

FANTASMA!

IFTY ACTORS.

Wonderful :md Gorgeous -Vinery, Marvelous mcl Mo ham :-.. cal Effects, Maymlia-nt awl

Startling Transformation. the Great.E.vjcutio 1

PllICES—Parqnott, §1:" and balcony, 70 cents gnllenvilli'-

STOVE BLACKING All persons w^n'.inir stove? blacked will please leave their orders at Binfords drug store.

JAMES A. SMITH.

TRULY

Our I'rices'iirc as r-:isn:il»l" lieloreltie piiMI-, work. N't' an order Tor your uio»»n»,»v Rustic Work a IS|if laliyiMiwAitn ii*

Criiivfonlsviilp. I'-

Corner Market nnd Green Stnvt

VIGOR OF MEN

Easily, Quickly, ^rmanentiy Wfiiiknen* ftfer*ou«neMt

,,CV/,.V.Jexc^

tho train of evils from early errors or l»t tho rcsaltt of overwork, Blckn^s,w«'rr' ^refT strength, development, nnd lono

J0 n»tu^

oig&n and portion of the body. Kallcf methods. IuiniodVato" tHiprovempnt Impossible. 2.000 reference*. J*.

nna pjgjfj,BUFFALO^

7 Good Blood, Good He*!""-

m.. Mrfim. 0»- rittrtyiM*,

te-fsfjfisi

acontinooua