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

or^lv EXJOY8 fi-itli the inrllioil ainl resulU wlirn i?yrup of 1'V is taken it is pleasant uiul refreshing to the ta-'e. Jitul net# stonily vol promptly on the Kidneys, 1-iver am? Bowels o'eatiM tho s\?/•m eft'eotii:i!iy, dispels coMs. head I lie« ami fever.-! and enrrs habitual •tousiipntion. Syrup of Kips is the jiilv rentedy of its kind ever pro-li-icvd, pleasing to tho taste and aeoptulilo to the stotintclt. pio'ept. ii: its ai'iiiin and truly lieiieticiai in iu r!!ivts. prepnml only from the mosi iit.ihbv atid n.areoalilo substances. it? nwnv exi-elient. xjiialities commend it to all and have- made it the most popular ronicih' known. !$vriip nt' -Fi!»# is fir sale in 50c and SL Ik'ttlei- hv all leading drnu cists. Anv reliable dnitririi-t whr may not have il on band will proell re: it promptly for any one win wishes to try !•'. Do ot iieeept ar,\ inibsutute.

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I'HIDAY. DOT. StO, 1SSU.

This Date in History—Oct. 29, 1013 Sir Walter Raletffh, 8t«to5tn.in, courtier nml nnvltfiitor,Ixilnvuiet! nt OUl

Palrtcu yard, Westminster: boru l.VcL 16Tj6—Kilmtin«! tlaJlcy, famous iwtri^nomor, horn near Ia»don tlicil IT4U. 1740---James lUiswell, biocnil^hor of lr. Johnson. l»oru t.i Eainburgli: dit',1 l^i IT1H—Joha Koats, tho "Uiyish poet," lH)rn in London died ISJl. IS28—Thomas Francis Uayaril, st Uem »n, twro

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JOHN KATn

In Wilmington. Del. 1542—Allan Cunningham. Scottish author, poet and oilitor of Hurus, died born KS5. 1S»V?— Batt lo of Cherokee Station, Ala. 1574—John l«aird, famous shipbuilder, died. 187&—Hon. Amasj\ Walker, political economist, diel in North Brooktleld, Mass. Uirn 17911 his son. Francis Auiasa, is eminent in the same line. 1550— (teneral OcorKo Brintr.n McCiellan died nt Orange, N. J. U)m IjOv ISA4—Strike of miners in B»lirium, with serious social ami p^ditical lunj'lii ations.

will be 11 big ]olitienl funeral

in half a dozen states next Tuesday Aud the IVmoeratie party will ride in the hearse, too.

AT last the Wabash avenne miprovt: ment. is open for ds and inevitable. Let it lu done now so well that no objections can be made.

10,11 0

No I Vmoeratie pa]n?r hits yet published a list of articles of daily necessity and use amongjthe people, the prices of which have been increased by the new taritT law. had to articles. 10 be found

:nve been increased by the new „uW

w. Tliev trieil to do it.but they Bn«-r"Is that so? Why. I'm Drive it up. There are no such fefiijust ':"c

IT will probably be :i surprise to most people to liml that l'ostnmster-Heneral Wanamaker's exjvriinent of free delivery in a farming district shows.that the increase of revenue more than pays the increased expense. The next forward step to IK? taken liy the American postal system will be free delivery in small towns and villages, and in thickly settled rural districts

"lVuTieu, and Social I'roblenis of our Nation's Second Century" will llie subjiKM of Ex-Senator Infills" lecture at the (.rand 0|vra House, in Indianapiilis. Xi.v. -id. It is to be giwn under the aiup'ws of the Press Club of that city. Mr. Ingalls hiis the rare gift of talking with e.]iial force on both sides of a topic. He will thus deal with Unvaried list of problems mentioned. He is impulsive in Ins method, sharp in his ide.-ts. keen in his conclusions, and brilliant throughout. Excursion rates can be had by those wishing to go to Lnlianapohs man.

hear this distingneshetl

oariitions for next year's great

jvliticnl ejimpaign Ix-come more numerous. tin'1 question Iwonies mo'e ixrtins to what part the Farmers' Alliance will play in it. or whether it will play a separate jxart at all. A question that has already arisen, too, iu the minds of a good many observers of public events, is whether or not the Alliance is ou the decline, and is likilv soon to disintegrate. Senator John T. Morgan, of Alabama—who has alxvays leen frieudlv to the AKianeo. though he has taken sharp political issue with its financial platform—contributes an article to the Novemberiu which he undertaken to thro xv light on these inquiries. He nsaintains that the farmers have real:, grievance be heartily approves their organisation: he iiad great ho]es that it would nt first accomplish much isixnl and lie thinks, that, if the AHianiv would remain true to its original rurpose, it would lie a most beneficent irganization. But he jv.iints out

r.se of most destructive tendencies and

of narrow ideas since jxoiitWdns have

ijot hold of U. and be sees the groat

danger that they will wr,vk the whole I

There is only one way to cure deaf-}

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I'liltKl St utr* St'imtoi* from Klorldu. Hon. Wilkinson Call, who has hocn elected to his third term as United States senator from Florida, was born Jan. 0, 1SK4, in Lo^an

Keith Call, hav-

EntoriMl nt t!u* ro-.ir.Hicc at t'ruwtonisvHU' ing been twice liuMiiim, «s soi-oud-olass luulivr. governor of FlorTII1-: DAll.V Joi'HNAi., Ida, ami ranking liy iinill. iH-ruiiiiuiii I 00 high there for his eminent 1) 1

porviccs, Wilkinmn located in that state at an early a an 1 j80in became prominent iu

WILKINSON C'Al.U

public lifb-

In 1S05 he was elected to tho United States senate, but the state government I of that tiiue was adjudged "merely provisional," and he was not admitted to tho seat. In 1870 he was elected and admitted, and re-elected in 18S5.

Tho Old, Old Story,

Vlf 1 had told her in the spring Tne old, old story hnetly, When tho sparrow and robin began to sin*

Aud the plowing was over chiefly. 'Hnt has to makes waste, and thestorv sweet, f. 1 reasotusl, will keep through thesowing Till 1 drop tho corn and plant tho wheat,.

And givo them a chance for growing. Had I even told the tale of June, When the wind through the grass was blowing. Instead of thinking it rather too soon

And waiting till after the mowing. Or had I hinted out under the stars That 1 knew a story worth hearing. Lingering to put up the pasture bars.

Nor waited to do tho shearing. Now the barn is full, atnl so is the biu. But I've grown wise without glory. Since lova is the crop not gathered in.

For my neighbor told her the story. Boston Globe, HEARD IN THE PARLOR.

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CnAPriK—"I always pay as I go." Maud—"Ho yon see anything in this room yon would like to buy?"

Hi: (proudly)—"My motto is live and let live." She (wearily)—-"I wish it was sleep and let sleep."—lioston Courier.

AT l!:."iip. m. Cadby—"What qual-

itv do you admire most in a man. Miss Beatrice?" Koairiee—"Co.'.' Then he

SrAYi.ATr—"Yaas. when I was at Newport 1 wa on the ^o nil tho time." operators Miss Bored -"How you have changed since then!"- li.i-ton News.

•u&— IILM^ CIlIllY 11 IN

He—"How chilly it is to-nigh' uld hu£ up a stove 1 feel SO SO

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NO TO r.KCON'SIDKR.—Chutjl

p"Tfou decline me because I an! ,t 60me day I shall be rich." jQSSlM ftWell. von have mr post offlce addreslt^

One of therinest—Do ez.,kno.\v howto play checkers? Corner Loafer—Yes.

One of the Finest—It's yuie move, thin.—Truth.

An Awful Thoufht.

Sis—Athelstane, 1 am unhappy. bub—\Yhv? Sis—I think you'd love rao better if 1 tvur a blond!—Life. .4 lioon fo ll lrrs.

Having used "Mother's Friend''would not be without it. Ic is a boo to wives who know thev have to pass through the painful oriSeal of childbirth •MRS. C. MKLBorRXE, Iowa. Write the Bradlield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Solu by Nve Jt Co., Crawfordsville. Ind.

If leople would take the advice of N ve A- Co.. the druggists, they never

1bdJ

uien of the organisation to from its l^dors.

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,. .. lame lack. sprains, bruises, Uxith-acheJ by local applications, as thev cannot ^.^he and like ailments. One applilKir,!°nof

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dies. Deafness is caused by an inflam-J '. \1 con.litioii of the mhivxns lining of! I fell il my dutv sav a

of the mncons lining of I I fell it my dnlT to say a few words' the Eustachian Tube. When this tube! in regard to Ely's Cream Balm, and I do ?ets iniiflmed you have a. nimblingj so entirely without solicitation. I havt

oanctl

cure bv takine Hall's Catarrh Cure.!, Send for circulars (r,^.

1'. .1. CHEXKV .v CO.,Tcl«lo.O Sold bv drsiecis". 75 cents.

Honk, tiie student, about those For disordered liver winter apples—eleven varietiee. Pilla.

xxould start on a journev without a bot-1 .,. tie of Chamberlain's Coiie. Cholera and ?L,C

I iiirhi^a Remedy. It can nlwayp le|HndtHl njxjn and is pleasant to Uike /»r Sate.

,,, Wcigel. a show-case manufacturer, has 1 xx e,ling hoase of ,S r.vims. cellar, -nan an assignment for the benefit of the sl^ble, chicken hous^. 4 12-100 acres of his creditor*. The assets are 5125,000

adjoining Crawfordsville on the liabilities unknown.

For

en-

ipureof M. B.McKinsev. Frankfort.Ind..'

p. white, Crawfordsville. I

... Mr. C. B. Jones, of Spnng Hill. Iowa taininp txvo trotting horses. I.oss. organization. ^nir,t«.r Morgan points 53vs. -1 haVe useil Chamberlain's Pain Stt.OOv partially covered t.y insurance, on the clear unconstitutionality of ties Balm for severe and painful burns with 1.1m, ti.n itumed to 1 e»th. financial demands of the leaders of th« jeffect than anything else I have) MAKTIXSVII.I.I:. Ind., Oct a—^The 4Allusn. and takes a plea for the con- i'fver It-relieves the pain instant- year-old daughter of' Jack Payne, of servaux-e lull of the orgai 1 :znlion to 'T '"8

THE HOOSIER STATE.

Muoh Interesting News by Telegraph from Indiana Towns.

Should

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hearing, and when" used it more or less half ayear. and have ^nrt^huV^tav"for"aLsauH "nd'baT^ is er.urely c.iOSiM. lVafne«s is the re- found it to be most admirable. 1 have on John Grace" and his son snh, and nn'oss the intlammatior. can 1 suffered from catarrh of the worst kind 1S taken out and this tube n^ston^d to ever since I was 3 Ht' its- normal ivndition. hearing wiil be never hoped for cure, destroyed forever nine eases out of ten seems to do even tint. 5anv of mv .-irjfc canscd by catarrh, which is nothing acqnaintacoe^ have nsed i- with envileni but an intlamed condition of the mu- results.—Cmur OWTRVJI. 4:. Warrv-n ax-e.. x»ns surfaces. We will give One Hun- Chicago, lil. dwd IX,Bars for any ease of Deafness „ueklr„

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lsmANArot.ts, Ind., Cot. SO.— .HUtua L. Rappnpot, of Peoria, IU., secured judgment for $50 iu tlie. circuit court here against the Western Union Telegraph Company for failure to deliver a message. It was shown that the messenger boy had visited Rappapot^s place and finding him not in had left a notice. The court held that proper effort and diligence was necessary in order to release the tolegraph company from liability, and that tha messouger boy should have beeu di -pn*«hed the second time that nothing short of this could be considered as proper diligence. The case was appealed to the appellate court. The ease is considered au important one in the precedent it establishes.

Cimipvltuil to Turn on thr lia». INDIANAI'OMS, Ind., Oct. SO.—The Consumers' gas trust shut off the natural gas supply of the Fletcher Place .Methodist Episcopal church for refusing to pay the increased rate of from S-tO to S100 per year. Thursday night being prayer-meeting nijjlit the prospect of a cold church led to the tiling of a mandamus proceeding to require the gas to be turned on again. Judge Harper told the company's attorney that he did not propose that worshipers should endanger their lives in a cold house and he would therefore issue a writ as prayed toi until a hearing can bo had. .' 1. I lir Owner of a Winged Fro*.

Coi.fMtus. Iud.. Oct. SO.—David Ii. OUes is the owner of the only winged frog known to have ever been caught in this state. The curiosity is IS inches long and weighs a little less than five pounds. r. Okes has refused a good sum offered by the Crawford county fair association, and he will have the reptile stuffed and mounted for future preservation.

Indiana lln«r. to Strike.

TnitKR HATTK, Ind., Oct. SO.—Operators and miners both expect a strike Monday that will close operations in the state for some weeks at least. The say their contracts were made at such low figures that they cannot pay the additional ten cents a ton for mining. There is no surplus supply on hand indeed the Indiana operators have been short of miners to get out en '.igh coal to till their contracts in the northwest.

Olijprt to t'liiinRQ Getting Their Ua. l.no.vNSfouT, Ind, Oct.30.—The Chicago Natural l!as Company made iHiothcr attempt to dissolve the iniunclion that noxv prevents the company from crossing the old Wabash canal bed. The owners of the canal are lighting the company on the ground that they do not xvant the gas piped out of the state into Chicago. A decision xi-i 11 be made in a fexv davs.

White 1'rinter. for a Colored Orff*a. lNiHANAPoi.t s. Ind., Oct. SO.—The colored people of this city are indulging in a good deal of abuse of the Freeman aud the World, both colored papers, over the action of the proprietors regarding colored printers, lioth papers have employed colored compositors till within the past fexv days, wlien they xx ere discharged and white men hired in their stead.

Failed to Get Damage*.

WASHINGTON, Xnd.. Oct. 30.—A sensational libel suit brought here from Ivnox county, xvherein Pearlie I'aluier xvas plaintiff and the Vincennes Commercial defendant, was concluded Wednesday, the jury finding for the defendant. The suit was for S10.000. and grew out of an elopement xvhieh the Commercial characterized as kidnaping. iVrrck on the

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50 cent lxi tl,-s for

a 01 tne worst Kind Httle 1kV and I have

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The beet fciive in the woriu for

brn'fie6- **lt

rheum

bwt enrw {Hies, or no psy r«jnireJ.

For tine cakes Gilbert Baking C«w. 5 **. S-^ jvrfect satis- J*!*0®6*

pany. faction, or money refnncK^l Price 25 tlEkUEEsos

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MrNetK, ImL. Oct. 30.—Thursday a freight train ou the C., \V. &, M. "diri&ion of the l»ip Four went down with a burning1 bridge between Rubhville and (ireen.sboiM. The engine safely passed over, but twelve ears crashed to the bottom of the creek, doing several thousand dollars* damage- This part of the road was recently opened to traffic.

Sorghum Mills ^hut Down. MAHTIXSVII.I .E Ind.. Oct 30.—The Mooresville sorghum factory, the largest in this country, has shut doxvn. The output of the plant was 25,000 gallons in a txvo weeks' run. The late frosts damaged the canoto such an extent that it is worthless.

r»ll«Ht Him IUy»ff(l.

TIPTON. Ind.. Oct. 30.—Daniel Bradshaxy. the young man who was shot Wednesday night, died Thursday morning. His murderer proves to be Dave Hradburn, a farmer, xvho fired upon the tniy Wi anse he called hin lJraiiburn is now in jail. 1'Hilrtre In Indian tpolU.

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INPIANAPOI.IS. Ind.. Oct. SO.--William

VnVmble florid* llurned.

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.I .I.. Ind.. (let. :0. Fire, de-

stroyed the stable of Henry Paul, con-

bl,rnetl

din Balm one of the most useful day. hile playing with matches she [•medicines that any family can be pro- ignited her clothing. vide*! with, especially for rheumatism,

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will relieve the twin and a fair' "°Le-\^a'\ apfv,,n,e?

to death'l'hurs-

to th^ iVtufm' C'tncmi.

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from this state to the farmers' con* gross, xvhieh meets at Sedalia. Mo., in November.

Heavily fined fur'jin Auanlt. Pri:r, Ind, Oct. SO. Edxvarxl Healr

«, bot Cream Balm

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'1'no rove. Ky.. destroyed

S^'f'er portion of the hamlet

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Its eight

Cold.

a price can be placed on pain, "Mothers Friend is worth iu weight in gold as an alleviator. Jly wife suffered more in t«i minute* with* either of her two children that she did all together

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pw bwt.' 'For «ri« by N» 'co' .... Carai, 111

enstomer to

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Druggist,

Write the Bradfield fiegnlstor Co

IWhams AllMa, (k, for further particular bold by \Te Oo.. Crawfordsrille. Ind

WE UNDERSELL

ALL OTHERS

PARADISE FOR DARKIES. Rocks

Where Fruit Grows Oat of the aod Frott I» Uuknown. One can easily imagine that in a country like this, where fruit and vines gToxv out of rocks, where frost is unknoxvn and one may go barefooted or bathe in the ocean the year round, tho colored man finds himself in an earthly heaven, writes a Nassau correspondent Df the Chicago Herald. An average negTO family in Nassau pays a dollar a month rent for a one-room house, but what does that matter, since they live prettv much outdoors from Nexv Year's t« New Year's? A few pennies will buy enough com hominy for a meal, and sapedillas. mangoes, cocoanuts and pineapples grow in the yard without cultivation.

As a rule the negro family does not know at supper where its breakfast is coming from, but they do not worry over a Httle thing like that. If nothing else turns up they can go doxvn to the harbor and cstch a fexx* fish or send one of the small boys doxvn to the bot torn of the water for a conk. The children don't need shoes and clothing, excepting only Sunday outfits, is a very small matter for either adults or children.

Sunday is the great day. No matter how poor the family, or how fexv the day's work had during the week at fiftv cents the day. Sabbath morning cverv colored man. woman and child come out with a spick and span goxvn and the adults torture their big. sxvollen feet^ with spreading toes and long, flaring heels, by encasing them in cowhide shoes. The average colored person is proud, even if poor. Those who UTe In the suburbs and have to come some distance to church walk the two or t^ree or four miles to the outskirts of the town carrying their shoes in their hands, and when they r«.-ach the citv they sit doxvn and put on their shoe's and stockings*, hire a carriage at twelve and a half cents per passenger and ride into town in good style, as happy as mortals are permitted to be in this

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I.VIJIA 1'iNKiiAM My soil, I was just thinking how our little grotip of three generations so strongly demonstrates and illustrates my theory of the transmission of liciiltli from mother to child, andVliat can be more striking than the fact that my vigorous health is reproduced In your darling children."

The normal life, well-being, and happiness of maukiud depetul upon the physical health and perfection of Woman. Thousands of women in all parts* of the civilized world cherish grateful remembrauce of the Vegetable Compound, and daily bless it.? discoverer.

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S Y^-EJABL!

1? the only Poaltivcv Car# nnd l.e«rittmutc llomedy O O N (or the peculiar weakuesses'nnd ailments of women, Itcurea the worst forms of Female Complaints, that Bearing-down Keolinjr, Weak Bark, Falling aud Displacement of the Womb, Inflammation, Ovarian Trouble.", aud all Organic Diseases of the Uterus or Womb, and is invaluable to the Change of Life. Dissolve* and expel* Tumor* from the Uterus at au early *tage, and cheek* any tendency to Cancerous Humor. Subdues Faintuc**, Kxcitabllity, Nervous I'ro.-iratlou, Exhaustion, and srengthcus and tone* the Stomach. Cures Headache,General Debility, Indigestion, etc., and invigorate* the whole system. For the cure of lilduey Complaints of either *ex, lite Compound haa BO rival.

All Druggists *ell it a* a Mttudard article, or *cnt by mail, in form of Pill* or I.ozcugcs, ou rveclpv of LYDIA E. PINKHAM MED. CO., LYNN. MASS.

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

IndianapolisBusinessUniversitV

VANIA8T.. WH5N faLOCK. 0PPOSITB P0OT-0FPICB. ICS3 AND SHORTHAND SCHOOL.

OLD BRYANT & STTULTTOW, NOBTD PBBK8T1VANIA 8T.. WHBN bLOCK, 0PPOSITB P08T-0FFICB. THE HIGHEST CRADE BUSINESS "IsnedlSoO open all tl J^ublisncd

v,-v..time indiTldualinstruction: lectures laruc

,v, tiraofhort expenses low: no fee for Diploma astrictlyBiLsincssSchoolinaniinrivaledcouiincrcial center endorsed and patronized by r&ilroad, industrial, professional and buaincssmcQ who employ skilled help: no c&tfgd for positions unequalcd iu tho success of its graduates. SEND FOR ELESAHT CATALOGUE. HEEB & OSBORN, Proprietors.

open all tho year enter any 1

QATAR

'gc^&^eacco.'Ssto^ rc

JE POSITIVE CURE. IKLT BHOTHBR8. Warm SWKevTork. Price60cts.

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line, It. O. WASjKIM', I'rrprU't-ir Passengers and Baggage transfer'fed holi.1.-, dei ols or any pari of the ci'.y.

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS.

Leave orders at the stables on Market street, or at the branch ollice at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washing-

ton street. Telephone No. 47.

Low Prices For Feed,

For all our Old Customers and every New Customers. We now have two de.ivery wagons and Best of Help, therefore we are Better Prepared than --w- ever to make Low Prices and Deliver Promptly. We have received our first invoice of

E W E A O

Guaranteed Strictly Pure. Ask yonr Grocer for it. We have just finished unloading our third car load of

GOLD MEDAL FLOUR

For the month of October. If your grocer does not have our Buckwheat Flour or Gold Medal Flour, call at our store, 118 and 12(1 east Market -:'u. street. Call for Prices on Feed.

Crabbs & Reynolds.

CARTERS

PILLS.

Tale

01 corns ami corruption. Another thing which contributes to the happiness of the colored population on r-unday is the fact that some ve&rs ago they made a stand for their rights, and had the doors of all the churches thrown open to them. There is not a churc.i in the Bahama islands without its share of colored communicants. «»Wlti Veyhiph

and

cathedral of the Church of England about one-third of the congregation is colored, and three fir four large black gentlemen, with solemn manners, the

n^l«ies

ever made, and large,

wh'ch

pinch their feet, limp

pfatrdTr:^ piate. The negro ministers, who are numerous, drop thtir h's.

Being a student I "cannot see all who desire apples for winter, so drop me a card at 418 West Wfibash aTenne, and I will call with samples.

Jons Horn.

CURE

Blck H&d&cho aod relieve all tho trembles tDCf* dost to a bilious state of tho system, sudx afl Dlzziseu, Kausei, Drowsiness, Dlstreoa &ft«r efttisg. Pain In the Side, ic. While their most reniaxkabie

SUCCC*j

has been shown in

SICK

Httiache. yet Carter's IitSo Liver Ml* ns

i-urreciauuuKmicrsoi mcuomacu .stimulate the ^rerand regulate the bowels. Even if they onlf

HEAD

'Aehithej- would bo ahnoitpriceleaa to thoMwba •UHer from tii»disti*««iiig complaint butfortatutal theirgoodnoesdoea notend hcrojuid thoea who once try then-, ill find those UtilapnUvalaSbletn «o many ways that Uiey xrlU not bo wil. ling to do withev 1 ihem. Bat after all sick ho*4

ACHE

Ifithsban© of so xsaay lires that bflrelamhere ^m^eonr^gwat boast. Our pills cure it nhile

Carter's Little Liver Pills are very and jwy easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. *ney ut strictly vegetable and do not grlpo or purge, bet by their gcntlo action please all who Qsethsm. Invialsat25tvits? firoforIL by aroggists everywhere cr sent by ^'1 ..f*?"* MEDICINE CO.. New York. SHALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

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Ors.l .J.&nd Martha c.M Grlffllh Offlco and „,uc Hosldcneo ^-outu Grt-cn street are. Dr. Griffith gives Hpecl«: attention

Ohrontc and Surgical Dlaeiw.. Women,Children, and Obstetrice -v Qrlfflth, a gene- at practice.

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CONSULTATION FBEH.

XRUPTTJKE

only one in thw *orld cenmtirj acont noooa KfrrtriJHJj

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HEALTHFUL. DELICIOUS. STRENGTHENING. DEVELOPING.

Millie in all tlavnrs. Cli,.a|.,.r tli ssi Hi-i-anily, tliat niins ytdir li.-alili. Tins

CANDY

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lilal-n- your elu-rks rosy, slri'iiL'tln'ii vmir n.-r-,,-. ami fortity you againit atta.-ks c( tUwasri..

a Healthy Food.

xx-rlnklci. Heeiimtiipinl»l hv t.-:,-!uiir

not a Patent Medicine

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tIS cents, prepaid, sl.lppi-d In anv »,!'ln« Send il.". cents for siimpli! ptmiHl i»,r. wjih ,t

informntlon to Sanitary Candy Co.. 309

Chamber of Commere Building, Chicago, Illinois.

STOVES

Hsung and Cooking, MHill is a good time to buv INUW them of

hompson & Cates. Norlh Clrcen Street.

VIGOR OF MEN

Easily, Quickly, Permanently Reitortd.

WenkneM, JVerroutne*«. Debility, uid nil the tralu of evils fmtu early emT»orlater ei&a**. the results of overwork. «ickne.«s, worry,etc. Kufl Rtrenjfth, development, and tone csren to e»es/ ornan and portion of ihe JmhIt. eiimple, natural methods. Immediate Improvement Failure impossible.

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referenre*. Bn,k. exr'.ititiuoitt

nnd pvtQfs mailed t»e.iled free. Ad1rt»« EmE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO. N. Y.

Good Blood, Good Health* Th* B1m4 8«areh«r th iiftrt Pvrifitr rfwtA "kkaowa. B«*( Tt»U. Oor«i B«Qa PisplM. A

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Stove Blacking. KETTLES .fc 1IA1U1IS. exii'ner.^ intl accomplishetl stove Markers, iir-1 Iwept'ired to nnswor all irl ine. Leave orders at Zacli M-iii" In to re

A MOTHER S LOVE.

Who can love like a mother? ,f

Where you can tret

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nw.

Can lmaKr'natu»n Ih'wm ot palntiuff wjud Or words e.vpi^ with their um^vh^ Aud -liaiie a I it*. facultie so di'heatelj Tift a Faeulty without a j^rv!u.I I'frO snmU'tf Vf:etahh' Liver

The People's Grocery.

'.And Provision -Store,

e.«*rv.

.iersev Sweet IV'.tate^

Ami overytliip).' fir.-t c'a.'i- for a l-ri"H'

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uer as ehoap as the i'.ieai»es».

R. E. ATKINSON,

410 East Coik-gc Street.

We xvant ex-err tnotiier

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croup can lx- prevented. 1rn" never appears without a warning. first symptom is h'Wr?'-r.i». ien chihl a]]ears to haven Uiken f" cold may have accompnni.Hl tlie he a A ouliar rough cou^h is devel'|»'tl. is full owe. I l.y the erotip. 1 i"' act is when the cliiM ^r!hojirfe: a few .k.ses of l.a ,.berl.unCough Remedy will prevent the att Even after a rough cough l'"5- ''.l'j the disease r.my 1* preventer! t« Wj--this renirtiv. as dirtvt«*J.

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Xv** Co. A Safe investment*. Is one which is ctiarnnte.xl to bring von satisfactory results, or failure a retnrn of pnrehase pru-'• this safe pl«o ,TU"

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vertised druggist a bottle Xew Disoovery for Consuni]'ium. gnarantoed to being relief in when for any aftviion of Tb|?« Lungs or Clwt.fucha^ I}romlljtjs Inflammation of

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Asthma, Whooping Cough Cro I I, i, pleasant and ng^able perfectly safe, and can

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pDd(sl upon. Trial bottlef fret .t Co.'s drug store.