Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 October 1891 — Page 2

OJVXJ isxjoys Both the method ami results when Syrup of Figs is tnkou it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts jently yet promptly on the Kidneys, t.iver find Bowels, cleanses the sysmu efloeturilly, dispels colds, headUies and fevers and euros habitual tonstipniion. Syrup of Figs is the jnl}' remedy of its kind ever proiwced, pleasing to the taste and oeTMitahle to the stomach, prompt ir. its action and truly beneficial in its elircts, prepared only from the mon hc-rthhy and a^recai'le substances, its many excellent, qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known.

Svrup of Figs is ft sale in 50c And ?i bottles by all leading drugqists. Any reliable druggist who tuay not. have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try i*. Do iiut accept an} substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO S*1 rrtANCISCO. ClL. tOWSVMF KV «rtv V"?*

flBEECHAM'S PILLS ^THE 6REAT ENGLISH REMEDY.) Cure BILIOUS and

Nervous ILLS.

25ctS. a Box.

OF AI-L DHUGtil^TS.

WANTED HELP.

Xoticos uiulor tills hoatl lrw tor threo (Jays.

•\VrANTKl)—A voting mun Ir.'irn a new ami honorable business. IVrnument position and POOD WHITCS IMM the start. Scud rents for particular* AUdre.-s Shrevrport, La., box

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JO. CM. If wl

WANTKD-

To cxcliuusrc HShirt* or Ciy«ies

dale stallion for a farm. THOMPSON &

HI.AND,

Oot.C3«m 1. C'rsiwlordsville, ltd

AXfANTKD—All persons who v'uti eook and V* l»iketo*eud lor the best cooking stove intheworld. Price ?1.*» atul fiU. Terms. 10 per cent, ilise Mint eash with order, balance in "»'0 duy. AI.FHKU .v:o rl avenue, llrooklyn. N. V. in t. li'-l 1\«

FOR SALE, :.vJv

Notice? under this bead one ent a line a day. Kipht words to a line. Nolhintr less than 10 cents taken. Cash in advance, please.

FOU

SALK.- Two b.ise burners Call on Cumberland «V Miller. 1 wgj

FOUSALK

COLK'S MUX IU

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LlU'MiK isa perk-.-t lounge by day and a perfect bed by nltfbt, and you can put away us much elothiuj.* or other articles us in the average wardrobe. Vou tret three articles for the price ot one. No extra charge for packing or shipnini:.

Mrs.br, rafmuire .sav» these louu^res are very, very nice. Prise in Ovum. 10, *10 and 1-4..

Kuiiue. ^'J, in. Kuw Silk, f*J0, v!7. Silk broeutelle, S'25, $ t0

ALUKKTCOU-S,

Grand and Mvrtle aves., Hrooklvn. net. lUtUvwly.

FOR RENT.

Noticesuii«ler this head one cent a line a lav. Klpm words to a line. Nothing less than 10 £nts taken. Cash in advatiee, p'euse.

Hr.NN —A house of eiyht rooms, six square* trom the court hou*o.

A. LAM Mnotu:.

LOST,

Notices under this liead will he published free Kir three days, Il thai is not sutlleicnt come ajra!n.

LOST

Lady'?, pocket book coniaininv abuui £•'."0somewhere near Hmek's proeerv store. Kinder leave at Treasurer's otiiec. oet11*

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Good Blood, Good Health. 'The Bl»o4 9«vefc«r li lb* safest Purifier rrtTA Vfawwn. BeilTeaie. Cure, Bolli. Pimples. ^TitWx, Cleats, Black Hwdi tad »11 tiki fBle*d« Sold by DntigijU. 1 ni tiUiti Kiiutu o«., riuituft,

Stove Blacking. NETTLES .t 11A Kli I S. experienced! ind iiccoin]Misljrii stove blacker.1), arel prepared to answer all calls in their! lini. Loavu orilerw at Zach Mnliir to re

A MOTHER'S LOVE.

Wlio can lovr* lik- a nml.herV Clin liniiirlnuliuu liniisl nf |i:iinlinir Its lioiinils:Or wiirch (-.viiros. I! with Ilii'ir mnu-liluss nkltl. Anil slimlc! ii'l Us f:u'iinir» so ilc-lii.-itli'iv tin.iy "I'ij* Kiivlltly without

I'nt' Rnmil's

Vi'trvtalilu I. VIT 1'ills. (Jet.

The People's Grocery.

And IVovision Store,

Where you can got

l-,ivsli Oyster, (.,'nickers,

Cr inli'iTie.». t'elcrv. Jersey iiweetj'otntoos

Ami everything first class for a ^ond dinner as cheap as the cheapest

E A I N S O N

410 Kust jllcfrc S:i cot.

STOVES

Heating and Cooking,

NOW

is" 8°ioi"lobuy

& a

NorMi (".recti Street.

RAILWAY TIME CARD,

MOKON ROUTE.

BOUTIl "UU1U. NOHT1I 1 :'J0a.in... N'lt-hl Mull chilly) 1 :.-,lu.in l:Urin.ni Uuy Mull ((lul'y) 1

IA bov trulnfioiily f-Wip county seats.1 5:0 Ip.m.Gnx'nciLs.and Ijif. Accom... S-.Ula.m U:10a.in Way KrelKlit UMOp.tn

zz BIG 4—Peoria Division.

15a.rn Kxnress Mall f»: 1 au.m ). :55a.in Mall (daily) 12::J!io.i» 0:12p.in Mail—Kxpress 1 :UHp.u :0ttp.m Mail—Express 0:4op.in

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PRINTED EVERYWEEK DAY AFTERNOON,

By T. B. McCAIN.

Entered ut the 1'ostollice at Craw fords vllle Indiana, as second-class matter.

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TICK WKKKLY JOCUNAL.

Throo moLths 40 Six months One year fl.'io

Vor papers sent outside the county 10 cents additional tor postajre. Tlie WKKKLV must Invariably be paid for in advance.

Send postal note or money order.

MONDAY."

OCT. 'if., fsnTT

This Date in History—Oct. 26,

1331—Ismail ibn All Abulfida. Mohammedan warrior,ruler and historian, died: born 1273 Damascus. 1004—Samuel PutTcudorf, eminent jurist, died. 1751—Dr. Philip Dodridtfe.eommontator and religious writer, died born ITtti. 17S0—George James Dauton. tho giant of tho French revolution, born at Arcissur.Auhe puillotiued atAPKI.AIDK PHIL-

Paris April 5, 17LM.

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ISOO—Hulznuth Karl Bcrnhard von Moltko, famous f.eld marshal of Germany, born in Mecklenburg died 1S1U. 1S33—Adelaide Phillips singer, born in Strut* ford-on-Avon: died 1^-. 1SC1—Battle of Uomuey, W. Va. Fetleral lienera! Kelly defeated and dispersed Confederate militia. IStH—Confederate (Jeneral Hood investetl Decatur, Ala. it was desperately defended hy

General Gordon Granger, anil on the third day Hood abandoned the siege. IS71—1Thomas Swing, ex-Senator from Ohio and cabinet ortlcer at various poriods, il'*»d at UincjLster, O., aged W. Major Gcueci.

HtdnTt Anderson, of Fort Sumter fame, died at Nice, Italy born lSiij. ISSS—Political riot in Paris i?0 BoulansUts soriously wouuded.

Tm: telephone stations for tho natural gas line will bo made »t Crawfordsvillt\ Darlington, Tiiorntown, Pike's Crop'sing and Sheridan.

T1112 diiferonce between a Spanish bull fight and a modern game ot foot ball is that in the one they introduce bulls and in the other men.

PHI:SIUKXT

HAKUISOX'S

DVHINU

letter ac

knowledges the receipt of a box of American tin plate is a timely and valuable contribution to the Republican literature of the period.

the fiscal year which ended

•Tune 3Ut lNDl, there were finally adjudicated and certificates issued in 250,505 pension elnims. This number was 100.000 in excess to any previous year in the history of the Pension Bureau. Gen. Uaum expects during the present fiscal year to issue 350.000 certificates.

THK Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic.Capl. Joliu Palmer, will shortly issue an order prohibiting Posts of-the (5. A. R. from taking part in any celebration where the rebel flag is displayed. This in view of the fact that G. A. R. posts paraded at Atlanta on the occasion of the unveiling of the Grady monument in the same column with the rebel Hag. There is room in this country but for one flag, and that the btars and stripes. 5 /r

WHEN the lntv on steel rails was imposed, free trailers held up their hands in horror, and protested against the ruinous policy. They said that, as the tariff was a tax, our consumers must pay the who'e or it, and steel rails would never comedown in price and alleged further that we could not make steel rails in this country anyhow except at ruinous cost. L'ist year we made in this country over '2.UUD.OOO tons of Bessemer steel rails, and they wore sold at less than one-iourth of their price before tho tariff was put on. And so it will bo with tin. In a year from now the free trade papers will not chirp about the manufacture of tin pUte in this country.

THE Ilev. Dr. Pnrkhurst, tin editor of Zion's Ilctahl, Methodist, thinks that there aro at least forty-nine cogent reasons why Methodists should elect 110 no more bishops at present. lie says "The refusal to elect any more bishops would be a proper rebuko to tho electioneering spirit abroad in tho church. The eagerness to reach this high ollice is altogether too great, and has produced in two or three of the last General Conferences some very unpleasant scenes. Xo man should be voted for who allows himself to become tho central Ognro in one of these scrambles for office. The church cannot afford to have this disgraceful tendency perpetuatedAnybody who needs to be '•boomed" and finds a band of camp followers necessary to promote his candidacy is not the man needed for bishop, or for any high place in the churcl Tho time has fully come to turn a now leaf, if wo wish to retain the respect of tho world around us."'

JH:AJ\\I SS

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CAX'T

I Ilr ii1 of the llrooklyn Nuvy Vurd. Captain llcnrj' Krbou takes tho place of cou:mamlant of the navy yanl at

Brooklyn made vacant by the retirement of Rear Admiral Braino. Captain Krheti, native of New York, was appointed midshipman in 18-1S, ind rose slowly in rank through the years of pence but in 1SG2 was made lieutenant

ISECCIUCU

by local applications, as they cannot reach tho diseased portion of tho ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. DeafnesB is caused by an inflamed 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, nud unlesB tho inflammation can bo taken out and this tube* restored to its normal condition, hearing will bo destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inllamed condition ot tho mucous surfaces. Wo will give One Hundred Dollars for any caso of Deafness (caused 'by catarrh) that wo cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.

F. J. CHHNEY A- CO., Toledo,

CAPTAIN ERBKN.

commander. Soon after the war he wad promoted to full commander, and in 1879 received his commission as captain. He is now second on the active list of thai rank.

It la Well.

Ves, ft Is welll Tho everting shadows lengthen Home's golden gate shines on our ravwlicd sight And though the lender ties we try to strengthen

Break one by one—at evening time 'tis light.

•TU welll Tho way was often dull and weary Tho spirit fainted oft bciieath its load No sunshine cauio from skies all gray and dreary.

And yet our feet were b^und to tread that road.

Tia well that not again our hearts shall shiver Beneath old sorrows once so hard to bear That not again beside deathV darksome river

Shall wo deplore tho good, tho loved, the fair.

Xo more, with tears wrought from deep inner anguish. Shall we bewail the dear hopes crushed and gone No more need we In doubt or fear to languish,

So far tho dry is past, tno journey done.

As voyagers, by fierce winds beat and brokea Come into port beneath the calmer sky So we, still bearing on our brows tho token

Of tempest past, draw to our haven nigh.

As sweeter air comes from the shores immorta^

Inviting homeward at the day's decline. Almost we see where from the open portal Fair forms stand beckoning with their smiles divine.

Tis well! The earth, with all her myriaC voices. Has lost tho power our senses to enthrall. NVe hear, above tho tumult and tho noises,

Hoft tones of music, like an angel's call.

Tis well. O friends! We should not turu- r? tracing The long, vain years, nor call our lost youth back Uladly, with spirit* braced, the future facing.

We leave behind tho dusty, footworn track. —Chambers' Journal.

INDIA AND AFRICA.

Lf certain part of the 1'nil district camels are the only working rattle used, some large farms posM-Ksin^' a hundred eamels.

INDIA raises one bushel of wheat

PEV

head of her population, the t'nited States over seven bushels per head, and south Australia nineteen bushels.

evidence of the way it rains

in India Consul lieneral Merrill, who is stationed at '''ileutta, says that thirtyseven feet of rain has been known to fall there within a year.

India, so it is told, the common custom is for the barber to £0 to the homes of his customers. He starts out early in the morning', and, should he find a customer in bed, he shaves him without arousing him.

Africa when an army of ants moves for food tho still forest becomes alive with the tramping of tho elephant, tho flight of the antelope or of the gazelle, of the leopard, of sualces, all tho living world, in the same direction where the other animals aro ileeiug away.

A VEitiTAm.K curiosity has been captured in Africa. It is an elephant larger than the late lamented Jumbo, pea green in color, truukless, and has tusks that branch out something liko the horns of a deer. It is in possession of *1 native king, who will not part with it.

Cot Discourage,i.

Rural nost—That's a real purty pictur. Painted it yerself. didn't vo? Artist—Yes.

Host—Been paintin picturs all v'rlife? Artist—Well, u—o. The fact is, that when a young man 1 first handled a brush as a sign painter.

Host—^ all, it's too bail you got discouraged so soon. Judgin by that pictur, you'll made a fust class sign painter if y'd only kep' at it.—Good News,

A Ifuonto ll'Jvof.

Having used "Mother's Friend" would not bo without it. It is a boo to wives who know they have to pass through the painful ordeal of childbirth MW.

C. MKLHOUHNE, Iowa. Write the Bradlield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by XyeW Co., CrawfordEvi'.le, Ind.

lioeitvUlr, Utters.

October 2fi to 29 inclusive the Vandalia will sell round trip tickets to Rockville and return for SI.20. on account of the trotting mooting there.

Happy

IIookIV I

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Will. Timmons, postmaster of Tdaville, Ind., writes: "Electric Hitters has done more for mo than all other medicines combined, for that bad feeling arising from kidney and liver trouble." John Leslie,' farmer and stockman of the same place, says: "Find Electric Hitters to be the best kidney and liver medicine made, made me feel like a new man." J. W. Gardner, hardware merchant same town, says: "ElecHitters is just tho thing for a man that is all run down and don't care whether ho lives or dies ho found new strength, good appetite and felt just lik.- he had a now lease on lite." Only fiOc a bottle 'it Nye it-

CO'B.

Hold by druggist, 75 cents.

drug store.

If people would take tho advice of Xyo ,fc Co., the druggists, they nevor would start on a journey without bottlo ot Chamberlain's Coiic, Cholera and Diarhroa liemedy. It can always bo depended upon and is pleasant to take

THU IIOOSlEli STATE.

Its Towns Furnish Column Iutorosting Nows.

I'.nlml Demi In Their Rooin. TKKIIK

11 AN!:,

Ind., Oct. 26.—Satur

day morning at t:3U o'clock two women accompanied bv two men entered •Stack's hotel, near the union depot, and asked for rooms for the night. The women registered as l.uey Jewell and Sarah I'raettcr. l'aris, 111., and were given room 10. The men, who were .lames Hoovers and Alfred Justies, were given another room. About 8 o'clock a. m. Deevers wont up to wake the women, butr failing to do so went awa.v. Uelurning he tried again and failing again, culled the clerk. Dan barkins. who shook the door vigorously without obtaining a response, lie then removed the transom. climbed through the opening into the room and found both women dead with the gas turned on full, but not burning. The Jewell woman was 20 years old and unmarried. Sarah I'raettcr was 25 years old, a widow with ft, ir children. She is a sister of James Deevers. who has rooms in the St Clair flats, and came here to keep house for him. Deevers, Justies and the two women camo here from l'aris together Friday night The gas fixture had no stop and it is supposed in turning off the gas it was turned on agim

III* (iruve Vnmarked*

COT.I'MHUS, Ind.. Oct. 20.—Near the city of Iilooinington, Ind., is the grave of l'aris C. Dunning, once the governor of this state. He died a pauper in a hotel there seven years ago and was buried on a lot which has since been added to the city cemetery. The grave is unmarked by monument or slab. An effort has been on foot to erect a memorial. The county commissioners have lieeu for years at different times petitioned to erect a monument, but so fai have failed tc do so. l'aris C. Dunning was elected lieutenant governor of the state with Gov. Wi!l?.rd,. and upon the hitter's death became governor, lie was a man of consMerable wealth atone time, but his friends bankrupted and deserted him. It was a common sight in his last days to see him bogging for the necessaries of life.

lit* Must Have si Oouble.

1 XHIA N.vrot.is, Ind.. Oet. 2i\.—The ease of I'.vrim mill Sullivan airuinst the /Titua Instinmee I'ompany, in wliieli the ilefens was tiiat tho stock of pinds (lestiv)ve were set on fire by D. .1. Sullivan, tin* junior parf er. went to the jury Saturday evenini after a trial luViin^f nearly a week. The trial was a remarkable one in the evitlenee siilmiitieil to show the whereabouts of !). .1. Sullivan the afternoon preeeilin the tire. l'our witnesses testilieil positively to seeing Sullivan ill this city, while live other witnesses testiiie.i that at tlii- same time Sullivan was at the Pisuyh farm. 0 miles in the eoutury. Sullivan is strongly susS'.eele.l of having a double.

In ll.-r Sernini c..-n!ury.

TKKILK II.M'TI:.

1 ml.. (let *J0.—

"Aunty" r.aldy. Terre lhuin's oldest woman, reaelicd the remai-kalile age of 1 years Saturday. Last year there was (|u'iU- a eelebration in her honor at the Old Ladies' home, 1'resident \V. 11. MeKeen's jrift to the city, but Saturday the old lady was uilo-.ved her birthday to herself, as she was to-' feeble to stand the strain. She was born October 'J J. r.s i, at ftaratoira. X. V., and eame to Terre Haute iti Three years after the oitywas founded. Her husband went down the Wabash in a flat boat for New Orleans in 1 s-^2 and he never returned, lie was probably killed by the Indians. "Aunty" )5uldy never married a ,rain.

Itiiilroiiil for Indiana.,

I N'l"il AN I'OI.IS, Ind., Oet- 2t5.—The Chicago, Indianapolis & Cl.attauoofra Railway (.'ompany was incorporated Saturday. The directors are L*1. L. Patrick. II. 11. Coweu, Tod JJ. Crallovvay, T. K. Hardv and lv P. Krwin. The road as pr.jjvcted will bejfin at Indianapolis and pass through Marion, Johnsoil. lir-iwn. Monroe, Lawrence,Orange, Dubois and Spencer counties, crossing the Ohio river at Uoeknort.

.nl il Vi'Pili.*t Jur SO,ooo.

NOIII.I.SVII.I.K,

Intl., Oct. 20.—-Amo*

Lea), was ^iven a verdict for Si,000 damages iir the circuit court in his case against the Lebanon Light and Powder Company for injuries received in a gas explosion. He su.-d for

-SiO.ODJ.

Want* l'.iy lor 1IU ln,ttlrlik f. EVAX.«VII.K. Ind., Oet. 20. IV II. -o.v. of this city, has sued the Louisville Nashville road for S20.00U damages on aeeount of injuries he received by being thrown from a ear.

A r^appraisir.ent suit involving S20,• otiu.ooo wiirt.li of woolen goods is pending before the general appraisers at New York.

Worth itn it'eiaM in Goia. If prico 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 did all together with her last, having previously used four hottjes of "Mother's Friend." It iB blessing to any one expecting of become mother, says a customer to mine.

HENDEHSOJ?

DAMS, Druggist, Carmi, 111

tt rite the Brad field .Regulator Co Atlanta, On., for further particular Sold by Nve & Co., Orawfordsville. Tnd

A Safe luveNtment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring yon satisfactory results, or in caso of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consu mption. It is guaranteed to being relief in evory ease, when used Tor any affection of Throat" Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption' rnllamination of Lungs, Bronchitis' Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste I perfectly safe, and can always bo ueponded upon. Trial bottles free at Xyo

Co.'s drug store.

JJi-ing Ktiident onnnoi

oast Main Htroot.

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dosiro II||I1OK for win tor,

nil who

drop mo

paril at -118 West Wabash nvonut, and I will call with 8amjlps. JOHN

IIOOK.

—Tho fincKti lino of ncckti(s wo luivo evci Been ia nt Swank & Clark's. Tiiov sacriftoo thoni to advertifio their ftirnish-

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I.YIUA I\N'K11AM

HER REASON.

A Woman rsir.illy Says "It's So ltrvniisii It Is So." "It's so 'cause it Is so!"

This was her reason. It is needless to say that she was—a woman, ller answer suggested something to a bystander, who said: "That is a woman over and over again. When she comes to a conclusion she seldom knows how she lias attained thereto, and if you should ask her why she thinks thus and so, she will usually say: 'Oh, it is so 'cause it Is so.' "Is woman superior man! That, my dear fellow, is what Aristotle would call a blind question if you only looked you could judge for yourself. However, tfio analysis ought not to consider superiority or inferiority, but rather equality and from this standard (a fair one to the men at least), I should conclude: That women are different than men. That is all. Simply different. Different, too, in many ways, especially in qualities of mind. Men think. Women act. As the gifted Arsene Houssayo has it: 'All men are philosophers, all women actresses.' Men worry themselves with judgments, reasons, causes, considerations, propositions, stir up the whole mass—logical and illogical—and then make many wrong conclusions. On the other hand, woman, poor, unthinking, blind, adoring Woman (this time with a capital \V) throws reason and judgment to the wind, ditto considerations, ditto logical and illogical propositions, then brings that wonderful, baflling instinct o£ hers into movement—and nine times out of ten reaches a conclusion that is simply the cssonco of truth and logic. How does she do it? How do you suppose a mere pigmy man can say? He holds up both his hands and says wonderful! wonderful! while she, unconscious that she is such nn intellectual marvel, merely smi'.es demurely—accepting without hesitation the plaudits of the main guy. Isn't this so, f.izette? Why, of course, it is—'it's so 'cause it is so!"1—Detroit Free Press.

A Dlgnllled Kt-ply.

Tlluecker

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My son,

Isew York, visiting a

Boston friend, to his friend's parrot)— Does Polly want a oraeker? Parrot—Sir, I will thank you for a biscuit.—Judge.

—Suspicious Character—"What time is it?" Traveler (producing pistol)— "Time to say your prayers."—Epoch.

CARTERS

PI IAS.

CURE

Blck nftdaohoantl roliovo all tho troubles led. dent to a billoua stato of tho syntem. such as Dizziness, Kaugoa, Drowatnoas. Blstross after eating, Palo in tho Bide, Sc. Whllo their most remukablo BUCCOSS li&o boon shown la cuzictf

SICK

Hoaflache, yet Carter's Little Liver PUIS ara equally valnablo In Constipation, curing and preventing this annoying complaint, while thorilao corroc tall disorders of then tomach^itlmulate the liver and regulate tho bowels. Kvonif tlioyonla

HEAD

'Acbsthey would boslmostprlcelcsstothoso who •uuer from this distressing complaint butfortuBately theirgoodnoss does notond hcro,and thoM who once try thorn will find theso littlo pills vatuable In so many ways that they will not bo wilHog to do without them. But after allelck head

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flsthftbaneof somanyllvoa that horetocher® ivemakoourgrcat boast. Our pills euro it whila others do not.

Carter's Little Llvor PiUa aro very eroMl and Tory easy to take. Ono or two pills znako doao. Tuoy aro strictly vegetable and do not gripe op purgo, but by their gentle action pleasoall who ose them. Invi&lsat25canta five for $1. by druggists everywhere, or sont by „,f1'}"ER MEDICINE CO.. New York

SMALL PILL. SMALL POSE. SMALL PRICE

I full it my duty to say a few words in regard to FJy's Cream Halm, and I do so ontirely without solicitation. I have need it more or less half a year, and linve found it to bo most ndmirnblo. I have 3ttffered from catarrh of tho worst kind over since Twas a littlo boy and I have never hoped for curo, but Cream Halm seems to do even that. Many of my acquaintances liavo used it with excellent results.—O.scAit O.vmtw, .15 Warren ttve. Chicago. 111.

We want evory 'mother to know that eronp can bo prevented. True croup never appears without tt warning. Tho first symptom is hoarseness, thon tho child appears to haven taken cold or a cold may hnvo accompanied tho hoarseness from tho start. After that a peculiar rough cough is developed, which is followed by tho croup. Tho time to act is when tho child first becomes hoarse a few doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will prevent tho nttack.

,, ,, Kven after rough cough has apixjared, in goods. Call 011 them for that lino, tho disease may bo prevented by using ion will be surprised at

pri-(n.

131 this remedy, as directed. For sale bv Nye & Co.*

was Just thinking how our little group

of three generations so strongly demonstrates and illustrates my theory of the transmission of health from mother to child,and what can be more striking than the fact that mv vigorous health is reproduced in your darling children."

The normal life, well-being, and happiness of mankind depend upon the physical health and perfection of Yeoman. Thousands of women in all parts of the civilized world cherish grateful remembrance of the Vegetable Compound, and daily bless its discoverer.

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S vece^SLE

1st lit' only *o«itiv«» Curr anil liViritimutc lloilifily O O N for thf jicculhir weakness and lUlim-tit* of women. It euros tlu» worst forms of l-Vmalc Complaint?, that Bearing-down Keeling, Weak Uncle, Kallhiiiuml Displacement of ilic Womb, Inflammation, Ovarian Troubles and all Ur^anic Diseases of the l.'term or Womb, ami invaluable to the Change of Life, l)is. solves and expels Tumors from the I'tern* at an early stage, and cheeks any tendency to Cancerous Humor. Subdues raininess, Kxeitabilitv, Nervou I*rostration, Kxiiaustjou, and strenuthens ami tones the Stomach. Cures Headache,(!eneral Debility, Indiirestion, ie., and invigorates the whole system. Kor the cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex, ili» IiiiM no rivul,

All Dru^uMs M'll it n* a Mimtliirri articles or sent bv mail, in form of nil.* or Lozenges, on receipt of $!.»». LYDIA E. PINKHAM* MED. CO.. LYNN. MASS.

An Illustrated book, entitled "Guide to Health and Etiquette," by Lydia E. Pinkham, Is of great— value to ladies* We will present a cooy to anyone addressing us with two 2-cent stamps,

TEN POUNDS

TWO WEEKS

THINK OF IT

there can bo

no quostion but that

Of Pure Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites1

Of Lime and Soda

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

CONSUMPTION,

SCR0FUL*. BRONCHITIS, COUGHS AND I C0L0S, AND ALL FORMS OF WASTING DISEASES. AS 1'ALA TA11LE AS JUU.Ii. 1 He sure you get the genuine tit there arc poor imitations.

^HUMPHREYS' VETERINARY SPECIFICS

For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, AND POULTRY. SOOPaffc Boojc «ti Trent ruent of Animal* and Chart Hent Free. cniKfij FcvcrH*Coi)i?ntitionm1nflnmmAtlou A.AwSplnnl MouhisUiH, Milk Fcvt-r. H.H.—Strainnt Khouiniillsm* liHtcni|»pr, Nil»nl IMMt'harveH.

Ilotii or «ruliH» Worm*.

E.K»—Cnuithflf Piii'iiviioiiia* F.F.—Colic or C«ripcH» Heliyucbo. «•«.••MiMcnrriiiKis licinorrhugcH* II.II.--Urinary nurt Kidney IIH'HH« 8. I.I.—Eruptivo OiHriiHCHt Aianifc* of Uitrestioii* X'aralytti** Single little cover GO doses), ,(j(} Stable C'nse, %vlih Sin^lrtcfl, Manual,

Veterinary Curo Oil a ad Medlcator, 87.00 Jnr YeU'rluary Cure Oil, i,u(j Sold by Druggists or Sent Prepaid anywhere and in any quantity on Reccipt of Price.

HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO., Corner William and John Sta., New oik.

SPECIFIC No.l_

In use 20 years. The onlyftttcccssfal remedy for

Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, and Prostration, from over-work or othor causes. 91 per vial, or 5 vials and l&rKo vinl powder* for

SOLD BV RUCOUISTS, orsnnt postpaid on receipt of price.—HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO., Oor. William and John Sts,. N.

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