Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 October 1891 — Page 2

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Syrup of Figs is f, siiti in-50c •isnd SI buttles tty all loading drnciistc. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro t-U-'o it promptly for any one who wi.-hes to try i-'. Bo not accept utij

ZAUFGRfiiA FIG. SYRUP CO

SAV .'MNaaco. cti.

tSWSVHU ICY tit IV Wif/f.

BEECHAM'S PILLS

ACr I.1 ICE MA(rU'

ON A WEAK STOMACH. 25 Cents a Box.

OF ALL DRUCCISTS.

t.'nder.lhlshead will. bo pubUs'n 1 or three d\vs n*uees of meetings ol ail kinds of .*odetks. Local not kt (.rnt.s a Hue.

SOCIETY-—'^JSi.S.

P.i if A.—Wushiuirton Camp,

No. 11. !U

.. UM t.'Sfjy lucsday eveniiiir in tho M1ot »ix Kloek. on '-outhoast cornor of Main and Wiiflhjnyton Mr'.eus The Mlue be^ro'* will bo worked on t.heovenim of Hot. Co.

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EXJOYS

Both the niotliod and results when Syrup of Pigs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the find acts gently yet promptly oil the Kidneys, t-iver arit Rowel?, cleanses the sysmn clleeninl'y, dispels colds, head•.he? and fevers :ind rures lmbittiai Tonstipation. Svntp Fi :s is the jiily remedy of its kind ever proiliieed, pleasing to the taste and ac* it»blc to the stomach, prompt it: its action and truly beneficial i:i it--eflect?, prepared only from the ...osi lu-.iithy ar.tl arreenble suhttanees. itsrunny cxi-ellont qualities common! it t,o all and have inside. it the mo. popular remedy known.

TEN POUNDS I

TWO WEEKS THINK OF IT! I

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A3 a Flesh Producer there can be no question but that

CI Pure Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphltes!

Of Llmo and Soda

is without a rival. Many have frjucdla pound a day by the use of it. It cure*

CONSUMPTION,

SCROFULA. BRONCHITIS, COUGHS AND COLDS, AND ALL FORMS OF WASTING DISEASES. AS I'ALAJAIJLE AS MILK, lienure you yet the genuine as there are poor imihttiuuif.

MEETINGS.

Sv\Mb SYMMKS Prosi-Jont.

K. W. I.kki m, Kveordinjr j-'n^retaiy.

F0RJRADE.

.V ruder tlri:* hojid.liiS'ln»:si!-iVotloos'of all klnd -.wUi he inserted at tho vato bt two oont.s a line a day. a-h iu a«lvain c.

LOST.

NoUoes under t-ld* fi-oo lor tlftcr duys. conn.' ajratn.

iioad 'will: If that is

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1 I) --'lo within X. :.l .1

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be publtslu'd not fiulllelent

jrolrl wutoh eliarin in tie

a lisli.

hape of

Finder !»leat! :ave at this ollloe. l- r-'d. -TII.ini TK"U*T,

FOR RENT.

lijjhhoa-J out.1 ei.'rtt 'a' line a

day. KUfij? words to lino. Nothing loss ,:|iian 10 oonts taken. (.' tsii in advan'e. please. T-Mlt HKN't.- A deslrah^ ''J/ ^oiitlj AN'alm. stroll-and WsifMsh iiU/ ii)eth I^siek.

street iivemi

room liouso on Ji'irorson Apply to Mis' lwd.

rMU* ajKftit a six. rwin cut•J squares of oourt htuir-o.

F0o SALE.

Nfitietiif Under i»is hou«i.«HH font a lino ada v. '•Elphi wi.rd^ to a lino. NotliiUK io^s ilmn l'o coutstaken. Cii^h madv neo. ploa.-i?.

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»R SALE—A {rood house of olHiernand wator works

rtMms, with

i:'or «ule ehoap.

Viust 6el): it will jjay you to come and see. Knijwire at «.»0o i?outh NValnut. t.h'rd house ?«outli ralh'bad. Al vory jxcunl wiirk'"i»onoh ami two liuld r^.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Notices'umhT litis1 .head., ne r-oiit:a linoa /.day, j»rht word^ to alnio/..'N\)thinv: iv** than 11 oonts taken. in advance, pl»»ae.

A N 1 To or iv a a a nttjiii, fuinis.h.rd of chatrft and a table to ..servo as aelass to tfouio ludie^ and venilomen. -A(ldr'hs to r», .1. iJuibordv I'l'einitj.toaeia'r, I'll fiU'. O I ii «t

THE DANCING ACADEMV

I dure IlioeU, WabtiihKion M, I

AViil be open for the reception of pupils on .Monday. Tuesday and. Wodnomlav afternoon and evening of each week. New and Fancy Dance* a Specialty.

MKS. J. KSTIr.LLK CLARK.

r. (iulbord will .iMMi a ronon enol in the forepart of 2»vpl*mliur. Tho^- who wish to knrn and speak proiH?rly iu a liri-.f time, tho I-V'iieh hiMjruutre. ar« invited to call and seo .him or semi him their add rosHnnri hewilloall on them. Uasses every evening" from p. m. t«» p. m„, oAeeptinu ^aturdav. If there fihould be ton ladies to take lessons Mr.

CiUdiord will hold tor them a fpoelal chts in the alternooii from tlli r» o'clock. Foen foi three months* course $10. (,uh or address,

L. J. (it'llloHO. 1"7 South firo«»t» St.

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Mil, -ALL-.lAJtraiod in MouUrom-ry uu«l, f:»sy terms, or exchange for ,it propoilj. lor» acres in hi^h state of cult l« v:iti«jtr, desimhh' locution: |/ood house, barn and out butldln^n: ijiinjr epritur water for Mu«*k j.ood iii 1yrhburho«d. on gravel road and close to market. S*o Zack Muhorncv Sou. wholesiiie and retail. dealers iu hardware, »*oves, lurnliure, fftrtu Implements nd maeliuier}. M.1I11 MIM-I, LNOVRIN^SHVSIU*. MDIIIIfumery i'turnl. Inil. w-ir

Stove Blacking. I NETTLi'.S HAKKIS. experienced! lund accomplished stove blaekers. are •prepared to answer all calls in tlieii lime. Leave orders at Zach MahorI to

JOURNAL.

PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON,

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Kntcred tit no Postolhce at Craw fords villi? Indiana, ii.s seeund»elaj» matter.

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Thret1 mouths Six month* Oneyear

For papers.'•cut outside the county additional lor postage. The WT.KKLY must iuvarUbjy paid tor In advance.

Send postal notour money order.

FIU DAY, OCT. Hi, 1891.

This Date iu History—Oct, 16,

ISM-Blshops Ridley nnit tJittmor burned at thu stake at iT*4 Oxford. IToS—Noah Webster, lexicographer, born near (lartturd died ISM. 1774—Robert Fergusson, Soottish toot,dicd. 1777 —Lorenzo Dow, occont rlc clergyman. Iwm in C'ovun* trv. Conn.: died ISU. 1703-John II.inter, famous NO.\II VKIISTI:II.

Knutisli anatomist anti physiologist, dird Iwrn I7'JS. 17113—Queen Marie Antoinette iruHlntined. l&O- Will^m I'itt Kcsseudon. stativ-sman, lorn

At Host .\en. N. II. died Henry Martyn, missionary to IVrsia, died. 1:09—On bumiay night, at 10 oVlook, John

Brown and party seized thoursenal ul liarper'a Kerry, Va. ISftl Hattlc-i al Bolivar Heifjhta, Va..and Warsaw, Mo., much Uilked of then, but forgotten before the war ended. ISSS—"Long John" Wotitworthdied in Chicago, bom 1S15. 1SS9—International marinecoufcrence assembled at Washington.

Tin: coming fall season of trade prom's to be unusually prosperous. Oood -ops seems to bo a synonym of good trade. Crawfordsville will share in this prosperity.

OOLI is eomint back to this country a. the rate of SH,000,000 week. Already S-20,000,000 of the $70,000,000 sent over to Europe lias returned to this country.

(i::or. WILLIAM Cruris says: "I shall vote the Republican ticket this fall. In politics I regard myself as independent.but when it comes to a choice as between Tammany Hall and its powerful organization on Uie one hand and the Republicans on the other, can have no hesitation."

CnicAao /iitcr-Ocenn: CJonernl Low Wuilaoo. in addition to "Ben Ilur," UP added new luitroU to Lis crown, llo has invontod a tiow tishing rod. I.i is a great feat, 'f lie has added an extra touch to the electricity that llies up tin? arm of the disciple of Walton v»h.n ho get a Jii'Ht-clasH bite. Id fishermen who have ofteiv been gulled lv new fangled schemes will not go wild nnt-il they have tested the Ben llur |.K!lent,

Tilt: old Democratic farmer, of Ohio, who fmnri, th despite all that had had been said i-oticetning the r.IoKinlev tarill",J)indijig twine was four cents cheaper than before, three tin cups only a dime, twenty pounds of sugar only $1, a whole keg of nails SI.80, calico four cents a yard, while wheat was -?1 a bushel, corn f0 cents, and hogs £".0o a hundred on foot, remarked: Mf only Cleveland was President this would be a hell of a ft no time." Democratic to the core and dyed in tho wool.

Oi'Fri'K-HOLDiNO. when too long continued. and poli'ies when adopted as a profession, are both demoralizing.--ln-iliiuiajhilix Nctrs.

The AVtr.s we believe is one of the loudest howlers for what is called civil service reform, tho logical results of which are to give a life tenure to ollice. In principle there is no difference between an appointive ollice and an elective office. THE JOURNAL agrees with the AYic.s that office holding when too long continued is demoralizing. Frequent changes from tho department clerk to a county Auditor would be healthy. _____

QSINCE the enactment of [the now tariff law there has been a large reduction in the revenue from customs. This was contemplated in tho bill itself, which bore the title of "An act to reduce tho revenue." Tho total receipts from customs during the last quarter of 1889 and the three-quarters of 1800 ending September 30 were $'.237,008,•192.Ifi. Tho customs receipts the samo quarters of 1890 and 1891 were 819(5,!i02,006,90. This shows for tho year a reduction in the customs revenue of S-ll,i!90.1'25.'19, notwithstanding tho largo increase of imports. Every person in tho United States, for tho year before the new tariff, contributed S-'i.KO to tho customs revenue for the second period only 33.07, or a reduction per capita of 73 cents.

PKAPMiSS- C.I.Y'V' 111: CVltKU by local applications, as they cannot reach tho diseased portion or the car.

There is only ono way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inllamed condition of the mucous lining of tho Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless tho inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out. of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of tho lnucous surfaces. AVe will give One Hundred Dollars for any caso of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that wo cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cnro. Send for circulars free.

F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggist, 75 cents.

Being a student I cannot seo all who desire apples for winter, so drop me a curd at -118 West Wabash avenue, and I will call with samples.

JOJIN HOUK.

Ohlo*i lll.sturiun*

HENRY HOWE.

Henry Ilowe has completed and pnblished his "Historical Collections of Ohio," the fourth state he has thus delineated. This contains all that was in the original work published in 1647, and much more, the great charm being iu tho contrast skillfully drawn between two eras about fifty years apart. Mr. Howo was born in New Haven, Oct. 11, 1810, and is still a very vigorous man. After traveling in and publishing such works, but much smaller, on New York, New Jersey and Virginia, he went to Ohio in 18-iO and traversed every county of it on horseback, giving the result in a volumo of 000 pages, with 177 engravings from his pencil sketches.

PERSONAL PARTICULARS.

be worth

EOISON is reputed to 53,000,000. RUTHERFORD B: II.VYES is ranked among the millionaires of the country.

CONGRESSMAN' MILLS is not often sedn In tho hotel lobbies of Washington Of other places in tho capital where men Congregate. He is almost a hermit in his fondness for seclusion.

ROBERT IT. IlrMiuntEY, who died iu St. Louis a few days ago, liad the curious distinction of being the man who furnished the rope with whieli Guiteau, tho assassin of Garfield, was hanged.

Miss FRANCKS E. W'II.LARD says that her rising hour is seven or half-past seven, and that ten p. m. is her latent hour for retiring. To this habit she attributes her lifelong good health and steady cheerfulness.

EX-SENATOR BLANCHE K. liurcE, of Mississippi, has held the highest official position ever attained by a colored man in this country, having- at one time, by Vice President Wheeler's request, presided over the United States senate.

MRS. GRANT, widow of Gen. Grant, is aging rapidly. There has been a marked change both in appearance and in her manner within two years. Iter hair is Slivered, and her slow and uneven step betokens her advanced years.

NOTES FOR THE WOMEN A WOMAN never forgets the people who speak well of her hu.-.baml or praise her baby.

IT is plain that the devil is afraid of woman by the way he has always fought against her.

As i.oxo as there an? mothers on earth God will imvo somebody to help him try to*ll tho world what love is.

THE first thing a woman notices about a man is the color of l-.is eyes. She next looks to see whether he blacks his boots.

WHEN a woman gets to where she no

longer tatces an interest in a love stori preparations for her funeral mlgl about as well begin.

NINETY-NINE women out of a hundred will eat up every cold thing in the housp before they will begin to cook for t^iefttselves, when there are no men folks around.—Ram's Horn.

Wheu Baby was sfcit, wa gave her C*\stort»," When she was a Child, she cried for Caatorla. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Csstorifi

A StiJ'c Investment.

Is ono which is guari nt ed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consu million, ft is guaranteed to being relief in every case,, when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, snoli as Consumption. Inflammation of Lungs, Uronchitis Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste perfectly safe, and can always bo depended upon. Trial bottles free at Nye

Co.'s drug store. n.

Mr. C. B. Jones, of Spring Hill, Iowa iys: "I have used Chamberlain's I'ain Balm for severe and painful burns with better effect than anything elso I have ever tried. It relieves tho pain instantly and cures without leaving a scar. Pain Balm is ono of the i: .:t useful medicines that any family can bo provided with, especially for rheumatism, lame back, sprains, bruises, tooth-ache, oar-acho and like ailments. One appli cation will relieve tho pain and a fair trial insure a cure. 50 cent bottles for sale by Nye Co.

Merit 11'fn.K.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for years wo have been selling Dr. King's Now Discovery Cor Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills. Uucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not liesittato to guarantee thorn every time, and wo stand ready to refund the pnrchaso price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These, remedies have won their great popularity purely their merits. Nyo ,t Co., druggist's.

For Sate.

Dwelling honso of 8 rooms, collar, stable, chicken house, -i -12-100 acres of land adjoining Crawfordsville on tho Greencastlo road. For particulars enquire of M. B. McKinsey, FranVfort.Tnd orM. I). White, Crawfordsvillo.

JIuctcten'H A mica Salve. The best salve in the world for cute, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinba corns and all skin eruptions, and losstively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give porfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye & Oo

T11E 1I00SIER STATE.

Its Towns Furnish a Column of Intorostinff Nows.

Will Ai'cpt Si-iitencc.

FRANKFORT, Iml., Oct. 10.—It is rereliably reported that Kremlin Cooper, the Kokomo attorney, convicted of forgery in this court last week, will withdraw his motion for a new trial and accept the t\.o years' sentence, arrangements having been made whereby the state agrees to dismiss the other two similar elipvges against him in this county. Cooper's peculations amounted in all to about iW.OOO and there are more than twenty indictments for forgery still standing against him in Howard county. Whether all these counts will be dismissed or not is not known, but it is altogether probable they will be. Cooper will receive his sentence next Thursday.

No Fenr of I.yiicliliic H! Washington. WASHINGTON, Ind., Oct. 10.—Auditor •lames C. Lavelle tendered his resignation to the board of county commissioners Thursday afternoon. Hotli he and lturr llawes, the alleged principals in the conspiracy to burn the courthouse, are still in the county jail, having been unable to fnruisli bonds. Mitchell Lavelle, the other supposed incendiary, is still at large. Oilieers have found the keys of the courthouse used by the incendiaries in a well near the city, where they had been placed by Ledgerwood and liarbin after, as they claim, they had been given them by the auditor. All is quiet and mob law is not now apprehended.

The rreshyterluii..

EVANSVILLK, Iiul., Oct. 10.—-At the session of the Presbyterian synod Thursday morning Prof. Keil gave an interesting account of Hanover college. They now have ISO students and need more money for buildings. President Tuttle, of Wabash college, gave a full history of the college since its organization in 1S3M. It has now H00 students, and the college's property is worth over SSOO.OOO. President Duncan, of Coates college at Terre Haute, gave an encouraging account of that institution, which is a college for the higher education of women. The synod will meet at Marion next year.

Accused of Killing Ills Slstcr-ln-Ijiw. INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., Oct. 10.—A special to the News from Kloomington, Ind., says: Joseph Fiuley has been taken to Bedford on the chargeol murdering Mrs. Alice Necieft'er in the southern part of Lawrence county. Kinley lives at Leipsic, in Orange county. The case is full of mystery. Private detectives made the arrest after a '.care ful investigation. Mrs. Nedeifer was found dead iu her house one evening last March with two bullet holes in her body. Since that time no eicw ha: been found. Kinley is a brother-in-law of the murdered woman.

The Surveys Com pit1ted.

JASPER, Ind., Oct. 10.—The final survey of the proposed Indiauapolis Chattanooga railroad was completed from Rockport, lnd., to French Lick Wednesday night. It it asserted that work will be commeuced between Mitchell and Rockport by January 1. The company also proposes to build a branch road from Jasper .to Terre Haute, giving them a direct line from the Ohic river to Chicago. A bridge will be built over the Ohio at Rockport and the road connected at Owcnsboro, Ky

After IiuliHna Game.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct 10.—The legal restitutions on the killing ol game in Indiana expired Tlinrs day, and hundreds of sportsmen were in the fields witli their guns and dogs early in the morning. The morning trains from Chicago, Cincinnati. Louisville and St. Louis brought great number of hunters, and the baggage cars on all the roads were crowded with dogs. The sport is unususlly good. There are plenty of quaiL

Declare War on the Liquor Trafllc. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct 10.—The Indiana grand lodge of Good Templars Thursday adopted resolutions favoring all necessary political, social or moral methods to drive the liquor traflic out of existence. All officers' salaries were reduced. The chief templar will re ccive but SS00 a year, S200 less than before. The secretary will receive S250, and the superintendent of the juvenile dex'artment S150.

An Important Itallway Change. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct,. 10.—It is announced by local railway officials that the Ohio & Mississippi railway has passed under the control of the Baltimore & Ohio, and that Prcsi dent Barnard, who has been operating the road, will soon retire. This will interfere with the Big Four run ning trains into Louisville ilnd give the Baltimore & Ohio a direct line l'roin the Mississippi river to New York city,

OOOH !Tp for Another Term. IIr.v7iNv M:R0, Incl., Oct 10.—MeNal. y. the U.l crook and diamond-thief who has served terms in a dozen pris ous, was taken to JeiTersonville prison to serve a live years' term for burglary at Evansville.

Woolen Mills Hurneil.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct 10.—A special to the News from Rochester, Ind., says: The Rochester woolen mills were destroyed by fire at an early hour. Loss, §20,000 insurance, 810,000.

Thieves Sceurc Valuable Diamonds. GOSIIEN, lnd., Oct 10. Thieves broke into the residence of Simon Straus, at Ligonier, and got away with overSMOO worth of diamonds and jew. elry. No clew.

Htalilied hy a Thief.

BALTIMORE, Md., Oct. 10.—Mrs. Fanny Fadden, widowpf a storekeeper at Cape Charlestown, near Norfolk, was found dead in the store Wednesday night James Brier, a clerk, was ar rested and confessed that he stabbed her to death when she caught liim robbing the safe.

Worth. im Weight In Void. If a price can be placed on pain, "Mother's Friend is worth its weight in gold as an alleviator. My wife suffered more in ten minutes with either of her two children that she 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,

Hack, Falling and

etc., and invigorates

All Druggists sell it as a

"I AM NOT WELL ENOUGH TO WORK."

This is a daily event in mills, shops, factories, etc. It is the point where Nature car cnilure no more, and demauds a rest. Then the poor sufferer, worn with toil, ami broken in health, stands aside to make room l'or another. "Quick consumption" they called it.

To this class of women and girls wc proffer both sympathy and aid. When those distressing weaknesses and derangements assail you, rcmcnibor that tlicrc is a Remedy for all of them. We have on record thousands ol such cases, that have been restored to vigorous health and lives of usefulness.

CURE

Acbfi tboy would bonlmosipricolosa to those whd Buffer from this distressing complaint butfortu* satoly their goodness does notend horo^nd thosa trbo once try them will find theao little pilla vata. Able In bo many ways that tboy will not bo wil* liDg to do without them. Cut after aUeick head

flsthe bane of so many lives that hore Is ^vhors iwomateour great boast. Our pilla euro whilo Others do not.

Carter's Littlo Liver Pilla are very small and vory easy to take. Ono or two pilla make a doso. They aro strictly vegetable and do not gripo or purge, but by their gentlo action pleaao all who DEO them. In vials

U.OIl"«_«r

Carmi, 111

Write the Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, Qa., for further particular Sold by Nye & Co., Orawfordsville, Ind

I A E I N A S Y""*"

La tho only I'oNltlve Cure* titnl llvmrdjr COMPOUND for tho peculiar woakiK-ssioa and allmonts of womon. It euro* the worst forms of Female Complaints, that

Di?placoment of

Organic Diseases of the Uterus or Vomb, and is invaluable to the Change of Life. Dissolves and expet? Tumors from the Uterus at an early Mage, and check* any tendency to Cancerous Humor. Subdues Kaintuess, Excitability, Nervous Prostration, Kxhaustion, and strengthens and tones the Stomach. Cures Headache.General Debility, Indigestion,

(.ruliH, \Vorinn.

K.K.—(.ouKhB, lleavcH, Pneumonia. F.F.-Collc or UripcH, Hellyacha. C..O.—aiincarrlaKe, Hemorrhage*. II.U.--Urinary and Kidney UI.eascv. T.I.—Kruplivo UlHenxcH, Alancc. .I.K.—DineanCH lit Diuvntluii, ParalyHlw. Single Bottlo (over 50 dosoa),

Sold by DrogdUt.j or Sent Prepaid anywhere and in any quantity on Receipt of Prico. HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO., Corner William and John St«., Now York.

2JR. SANSEITS

ELECTRIC BELT

the whole system. For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex, a

Manrfurd article, or

CASTORIA

for Infant3 and Children.

"CMtort*in»wpJl adapted to chlldroo hat recommend It (uperior to any pnxcriptioa itorae." H. A. IACAXA,M.D..

W OxfcrJ St, BrooJOyn, N.

CARTER'S

ITTLE

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Bick Hoadacbo and relievo Ml tbo troublw fuel* dont to a bilious stato of tho syfitem, suoh afl Dizzincaa, Nausea, Brotrsinoss. Dlstrosa after Gating, Palu in tho Sido, ic. Whilo tholrmoA^ remarkable euccoes lias boen shown in cmlng

saoK

Headacho, YOT Carter's Little Liver PFLLI AN equoiiy valuable in Coustipatlon. curing audpr^* venting tliiBannoyingcomplalnt,wliilothoyals» correct all disordcrsor the3 tomach^timulato tho liver and regulate tho bowels, fivon if theyonty

HEAD

that,term

at 25 cunts five for $1* Sold

by druggists everywhere, or scat by maiL CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York:

SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

^HUMPHREYS'

VETERINARY SPECIFICS

For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hoes, AND POULTRY. 500 Fase Book an Treatment of Animals ttiitl Cbart bent l?rec. cCRnsiFevcrH.CnnsfMlous.Itiflnmmiitlon ai«iuiiHI»,AIilk Fever. 11.11.—Htrains, ljamcnenH, ltlicumati»m. C.C.»l)iHtetnper, Nil Hit I Dlgchnrgea.

Bcarlng-dotm

the Womb, Inflammation, Ovarian Troubles,and[ all

sent by mail, in form of Plus or

Lozenges, on reccipt of ^l.OO. LYDIA E. PINKHAM MED. CO., Uflt'A, MASS An tllustralnd bonk, entitled Guide to Health and Etiquette," by Lydla E. Pinkham, li of great \l

value to ladles. We will present a copy to anyone addressing us with two 2-cent stamps.

CaKtertA cans Colle, Oonitlp»Mo». Sour Btomaeb, Diarrbo», Eructatioa. Worma, eivea aleep, aad fircimift# Villa I eestloa, I WUbout iajurioas Tux Cl^r.'At'K Ooki-jikt. Murray 1.

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is nopmuriy

heautitles

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HOMEOPATHIC f|

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In u»e 30 years. Tho only nuccesefnl remedy for Nervous Debility, vital Weakness. •VI prostration, from' over-work or otlier caua2

V»or

via'8

largo vial powder, for $5.

SOLDT.,^ BY DRUGOIKTSandsent

or postpaid on receurt

of prlca—HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO., Oor. William and John Sta., K. Y.

wnssuiKNiar/

WEAEtbrauch

1 ::Wp,ir

county seutH.") 8:-niun ^:40p.m

BIG 4—Peoria Division.

9:15a. in Express Mall 0:15:i. 1 :fi.rvA.ra Mali (daily) r2:.*i0a.u 5:l'2p.m Mail—Kxpress 1 :H8p.n I *08p.m A.... Mall—Jixpress...... 0:4f»p.m

VAXDAL14. Kxpr«^ss.. Mail

0 Ha.m* 5:lSp.m.. 11 :.")0 am..

CUCUMBER and

CREAM,

It.

is not :i

used, but permanently

creates sott, smooth. eW'uV

velvety skin,and by daily use ^ridimMy muUes the eotnplexion several shiuier whiter. It

It.eleanses the

Druggist

t(j(|

Stable C'IIBO, with fipeclflcs, Mnnunl, Vctcrlnnry Ouro Oil and Llcdlcator, Sr.00 Jnr eterlunry Cure Oil, 1,00

MEK

I»KBIUTATW

D18CKKTIUA8orKXrSm8n

'TK Gt 4R. ASTKF. to CURB b/ thi.

,M^SS.^S^^^^f^CTRIC

BUT AMD SUSPEMSORT

MONKY, Mtde for thltspedQepur

\n»t, Cur*of Ofttrrallrc Wrcban*, K!TID| Fwly, •H4, Sooth. «ae. CnnllRunna Currrnl« of KlmnellT tbrnuKti kll WKAS PARTS, rc»U»ring thcin lo IIKALTII and VIUOROVSSTHKKUTIL Klfelrtc ('urrral C«*lt lR»t«iitly, or we forfeit $S,000 in cfiih. l.'KI.Tand Nw«|iraaorr Coutplrto (*6. m4 ap. Won I cue*

P(|«

ntsfBllr t'urM In trrfo Otootht. Setlea ptmoblet Kree. B«l*IEN£LE0TKinc3.. lunutuitoslt..eHICAQOTlU.

Wo want every motkor to know that erouj) enn bo jirovented. True croup novor nppenrs without a warning. Tbo first symptom is hoarseness, thon the child appears to haven taken cold or a cold may have accompanied tbo hoarseness from tho start. After that a peculiar rough cough is developed, which is followed by tbo cronp. The time to act is when the child first becomes hoarse a few doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy wilf prevent tho attack. Even after a.rough cough has appeared, tho disease may bo prevented by using this remedy, as directed. For BJIO by Nyo & Co.

Childrev for Pitcher's Castoria

Notk

NOKTII

0:1 spin. 8:10a.m ..ll:.r»0am

Fiitltrlit ..

Mrs. tiraham's

ELDER FLOWER

cosmetlr in

the »IIRC In which

eoustant protection from the eireot.s of sun and wind ami

nrevents sunburn and

and

bluekhesuls

it.

treekles

will never come while you use

face fur bettor than soup

and water,nourishes and builds

ua tho

tissues and thus prevents

ILS

dew

is to

tkin

the formation of

wrinkles, it gives tj,(, troshncHS clearness and smoothness of skin that you had when a little girl. Every lady, old or young ouyht to use It as It gives a more youthful appearance to any lady, and that permanently. It eontains noaeid, powder or alkali,and Is as harmless as dew aud is

nourishing to tho skin as

the tlower. Price ?1.00 at all drujr-

gists and hairdressers, or at Mrs Gervaise Graham's establishment, lo.'t Post street, San Krnuelseo, where

she treats

itullt

is.ics of the face or figure. Ladies

Bnv

receipt of JO ccnts in slumps to ]my for postage und puckiuK. i.adv airents wnntcd MKH. GRAHAM'S

FACE BLEACH

Cures the worst eases of Kreekles,Sunburns

Sallowness,

Mot h-patehee. Pimples and all skin

blemishes. Price fcl.flo, llarirless and etleelive. No samples can be sent. Lady agents wanted.

in this

ders a

town who tlrst or

bill of mv preparations will have his name added to tills advertisement. My preparations tire lor sale hy wholesale druggistsin Chicago and every city wes-t of it

:e,

,rt"' l'nrtm-r*|,i|, *t:iiy between j{. |,, ,„

V. B. S,i ith.

to or on by il

rt.

SOIVMI HV mutual a

fir"V]l'I'j

rrr !1

Keeling,

Wcnk

"'I .M.

!e Hi,

l,ls-

J'-e ke\ Mollis. iJ ... '"A. owed

|,.

hi) sellled by th

S|»i'li

will

oflice. Tin! ne\v (inn njji i'^ JL-yl & K.

sv,.oMs. kn°F»-

l'YU-:

Notice.

.n'e.

le & lt!v,iol.|s|uv,

this day sold to Albert 1] one-third inlcM-esI in

t!l( J»

and in ac Iu iic business known W IJYIC & Su ith ionndrv The new tir,„ slmH he k„mv„ Lye, hevnelds ami

irjist

ic,-vv"is.

.,rfim ol

li} Reynolds H,,,

IHnv

will condii'd 1 !ii.* Iiu-im ss on ]J„ er ^Ciilt* |i fi v, r.

& ii i'\lll,l)S

Good Blood, Good Health. TH* Bloo4

8Mroh«t th« ufeit P***-

known. BHITQQIS. Carta n&na W., ^Bloo4. Sold by DraifUte n, fcllin MrttrtM Oo.. flttitntL IJ

VIGOR OF MEN

PermanO"«ly

Restored

44. NlTVOllMil'M, Ilcbllltr nnd li tho train of ojlb frnni uurly LTmrsurlnter'cjrewS '0 .TP' "", "f overwork, sl. km :..*, wnrrr, etc hn Btrongth, ilcveldpiuunl, una I.mk,

KiTe„

OTCmi and pcrtiim of lh« Iwrty. sS,U'u' luctbnds. 1 iu iiioiltnto liiumivuniont st..n Impossiblo. W.I.H0 rt'ferctict'M. ll„„k

e,,|anS™

rrnil mmU matleil (sonlcd) froo. AdS'r/4

ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO N

.KUPXDBI

'ISi'S'HSlSSSS'B

TrniM.coinblncd. Uu&rut«MS onlj oneln thj WOTM renw*ttji| ncx»nUnociiH ittrfrfci JfamutS *trr*vL Bclcntinc. Powerful,

Unnbb

Comfortabio anil rfTo.*tlv. Arofa fnali Over l»,000 cnrril. BondtnttipforrnrEtaitt

Atjg.8ELF.ofmoiiri.THFOII IIISEAVEIL 9*.MRNE.KEMOVEO to 180 WABASH AVE..C»SO(I

•h.ade Trees.

I am

prepared to furnish shade

trees aid

nil liiiuls ol forest u-eemo tranpplant this l* uu. Leave orders al J. S. Kellev's shoe store or at my tesidenee. 10H ea^t'Market Street.

John R. Douglass.

JAPANESE

PILE

A Guaranteed (.'ore for I'ih^ of whatever kind or degreo—Kttern 1. Internal. Htiixi

Hleedlngltehing,Chronic.Keecnt

«rMvmiitary.

This Heinedy lias positively never been known to fail. #1.00 a box,5.boxes for .-i-nt by mail prepaid on receipt of

price.

(juarantee |o.stively given to

written

e:»eh

of 0 boxes,when purelinked

pun-lia-^r

onetime,

to re

fund tho 8.V00 paid If not. cured. (Jiuranuv Issued by Nye A: Co, Drugglst^A Sole.Ueht? Crawfordsville. Ind. Samples Free.

TRULY

Our Prices are u? reusnimt'lo any

beloretlie

public, consistent witli

gtKMl work. irce betoro plunnj: an order for your laonmartit^^

Hustle Work Speeialtj. IIOWAKOA- IMKNKTT. Crawfordsville. lu'liunii.

Corner Market* and (Jrei'n Street

for alt Idem-

at a dis

tance treated by letter. Send stamp

little hook,"How to be

for her

Heautlful."

Simple Bottle,,fre,.to

iu,]y

HEALTHFUL. NPW^I'NPIHG STRENGTHENING. DLVELOPMS.

Mario in all l!av..r. rii«i|vri I'M canilv. that ruiiij lu-Ji'tii. 1 '•s CANDY will Ii. ljiy.iiH-'iitnv ....['vU' iiuiko your clu.fks rosy, sli-ciialln." "'J and fortify yon ajjaiasl iiU:n'K

pruvents \vnnl'.H"i and II!-VIMII" uinim-niled liy loading physn-la IT IS NOT PATENT MEDICINE, BUT A HSALTHV™* Itmaki.'Minwiiciao Im' ilispr,'* •.

1 1

CO.,

Natural Gas.

Having supplied ourselves with a full assortment of Burners, Q-as Fixtures, Valves, Fitting?, Piping, etc., etc., we are now PREPARED to give estmiates atd take contracts for piping Natural Gas.

new tools, Experienced Workmen from th« natural das belt, reasonable prices and prompt execution of orders, we hope to secure our full share ot tne Public's patronage.

AH work done to tlic acceptance of ttic Natural Gas Company.

Leave Orders Ear] Witii

Corner College and East streets.

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,

It. C. WAIiKUl*. Proprietor.

Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots any part of the city. OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS. Leave orders at the stables on Market street, or .u branch office at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washington street. Telephone No.

THE POSITIVE

... r„

ache, anil also Ian Mi*arh.*s, aiw ssi ).

it and ynit will ni'vor usn an} Mind Imv SI six |..miIs '"!£f V,.rI^.jni.l,.1(UI.",.r! ohlppi'il to any aili ivss. N* ,R.)IY pound l»)X. With all mfnniuii.'"-*"• CANDY

309 CHAMBER OF C0»

UERCE BUILDING, CHICAGO, ILLINO

WHO

47.

CURE*

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