Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 November 1891 — Page 2

o:\ri3 ENJOYS

Both tho method and results when Syrup of

is take!: it is leasant

mid refreshing to the tnste, and a*»# tieutly yet promptly on the Kidneys, t-iver and Bowels, cleanses the sy?*m effectually, di? iels colds, headI.lies and fevers and OMITS habitual constipation. .Syrup of Figs is the jnly remedy of its kind ever pro fiticed, pi easing to the taste and ae-C.-ptable to the stomach, prompt ii: its action and truly bc-iieticinl in it cHects. prepared only from tlie mof, iic-althy iuii agreeable substance.-, it.ninny excellent qualities commend i: v.i nil ai'd have made it the mosl popular reined}- known.

Svrup of Figs is for s-alo in'50c SI bottles by all le«iinr drug ci-r-. Any reliable drujr^ist who may not have it on hand will pro euro it promptly for any one wlu wishes to try it Do not accept an) sn!)?utute,

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO

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THE GREAT EHCIISH REMEDY,

BEECHAM'S PILLS For Bilions ani Hemes Disorders.

"Worth & Gninea ft Box" but sold

for 25 Cents,

HY ALL 1MII*«C1NT».

WANTED HELP.

Not

uvMmd**r thKhead

}»vt?

t»i 03-n i. Crawlordsvuiu, Ind

"\"\rA"TEr~Ali

pursonswho v'aneooK ami

baktv lo M'Tii} tor The bel cookluir Move in tin--world. Price iT-3. and $*io. Tonus. 1U per cent.'dtse^uhteas»h...witii babinw lu 00 2 a vs. Auriu-n

Colf.s.order.•

FOI

.V-io vrik-

a vomit*. Jlrookl.v n, V. uoi. ,11-3 dAw.

LOS"T

Notices under thf* head ll p'lhh-^o'i Jrtn? f»r tnrOe duyj: ilia- nov-'SUlIVient

rotno uea 11

OST-A litu oil ot- Ihir lV)ur J_/ -vumdayevening at west end of turtle v.vstol.tbe city,. Kinder leave at .tin- oflne.

FOR SALt.

Noilee- under tii:s Head one eilt a line .a day. Eight, words to a tine.*. Nothlnu kss t.hau 1(! eenta taken, Ca5h Inudv »neo, please.

It ??ALK.~Ttt'o h.i»ubunK,rs.CaU'in .'innberhvud A: Miller. Iw,

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LIC.~J I*. I!uteh sou has a HaU iit.*d -condition- which" ha desire*

i"OI( l,B ~Tiv' cood shoMvaf 7.07 Lafuyeit.o avenue.

lUitUf. *4 1, *\t. H.i snk.«:o.'}:r» Stlk briX-atvik^iSo ^'50

n-davs

Ml E- OLK'S MUX I#K WAHDKOIIK LOI. M*B i"? a perfect ioun^o In* day and a |erf»:*v.L-U»il b\ niybt, arul you cau* pui'away a-miK-U ulotJilhir or oiIkt artide* a.s in the avenge iv.HrdTOb*'*. Vou tr«*i three ariidc.* for the pr:cv, ut cm1. No extra cliarj/e Tor paokiti^: or ^hlpnlnw: 2^

Mr*. Ui*. Taimajrtjrtuysvihosti lounges ar»vi r. %orj nlc»*. I^rivfin.Crt^rm. ?10,- and fH

AJ.Hr.HTn»U

Hran ri ,vvt-„ {Jr»-k!\ n. «i.-t. li'-Lvwlv.

FOR RENT.

Nonoo uutU*r Uits h»-ad oru cvnt a, line a day.

.10

Where you can gel

a-line. Nothing less

than 10 'X'lilstu&on. Cash In advanco. p'case. .UliN'L-1- i'our ur liv»» iJirnishcHl or uuJ. i-iyjtns uuli tutidom -onvtMii* c.-tices fiir jrht-• l»ou-»ukccpinur. Inqniri* at 1','T Gri'oii rvt, rawfordsvU.e. ll-':-l w.

ANNOt NCF.MKNT

The People's Grocery.

Ami Provision Store,

Fn.'~li Oytcr. (,'r cl.er-', (..'raubei-rio^. (,'elerv. .lersey rrwuel l:otatoi-~

Pirkhrs. Kiiting and Cooking Appi»**-. New Sorghum Molii^es, and ail kinds oi Fancy

and Stajifi On'.'«r«'.i5s.

R. E. ATKINSON,

41ij Kast Cc.Cc^e Slroc-t.

PLENTY OF MONEY

To Loan at ^orTiM-r cent, uecordiugto tlu*

hecuritj ytlcji"!

VACANT LOTS

nnpr«t%'.-i| psojor* \y lor-^ale in an part yl tbe citv.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE F(irii.*4«'i

vn lioit..

notleo.ttDir. tincomplete et of .ah? r»tr:irl Invoke inMt.»i»l-

ALBERTC. JENNISON

l.'-.-n. .I'i^uianee «md lb ai Ageni lviOr»Kr Al-straen

P.iONEER ABSTRACTER,

Over l.'l K:usl Matn Street, CrawfofdA ille, Irdiiitm.

A MOTHER S LOVE.

Who I ^VTF like

mother?

t'an ic'iiu uatlon

toa,st. of tinlinir it*.

"I'IS ii ra'*nltv without a i-er.

huttniK?

Or 1 j(-ie^s it. Willi their matchless skill,

And

-hwlo a

Iii *faculties

so delicately

lltuiV

-e "'muirs Ve:etut'!e I.l er Pills. Oct. 'JO

RAILWAY TIME CARD.

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DAILY JOURNAL.

PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON,

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s»octnJ*c,lajs

matter.

THIS DA1I,Y .JOTHNAU

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TIJOWKHKLY HIUM

invariably be paid lor in

ulvanee. Semi iwstal note or money oriier.

TUESDAY, NOV. 3, 1891.

This Dat9 in History—Nov. 3.

SO—Lut nn, \tln poet, born:

be wroto *l)ivu3 Cit'Sjir'' ami other bitlur satires, ehowint ttiftl nil eilucatcd Romans of that lime were agnostics. 801—Constautiuft, socoml

Christian emporor of Home, UitMl "Julian the nposlate" buceeedt'd. 461—Pope Leo the Cireat died. 17ST—Bishop Robert Lowth.

Biblicai conimunlator. duti: born 1710. 1704—William Cullen lirynnt, bom at' Cunimintfton, Mass. 1S7S. IS31—l^nafiua Donnelly, sensational author aud literary innovator horn in Phiiadelplthu ISfT- Dr. Felix Mendelesohn-narthoUly. oralneot musical comitoser. died born 1^00. 155S—Explosion in colliery at Avijjnon, t'rance, killed 73 miners stupendous fori^Hes on the Rank of England discovered by which it lost S-'ViO/M!. 1500—The Canadian government reduced posta it a a

imVA.vr.

(As a young man. died Juno 12,

"Hk jests ai sears who never felt wonn.l." says Shukspere. There must have boon soldiei-hating editors in lav of the divine William."'

FIIAXI-K

tor three days.

\7.\NTliD—To eAvlu'inL'" a Hun1 or C! ties

da!csuOJio&1ora larui.

ruOMlSDN A

the

I'uoTF.i:tioN. reciprocity, and the hojiwst dollar are the present enri'.inal doctrines of the lu'ptibliean party, aud they have the sympathy and support of a sulHcient numbers of voters to elect the next 1'residetit.

has removed its restriction on

Aiiieriean pork. Two vears ago American pork products were practically shut out'of the continent of Eurojx?. Now nearly every country has been or will "oe immediately opened to them.

THE convict labor of Tennessee and I of almost every her Southern State is menace to free labor and nn outrage upon the name of civilization. It is a relic of llie dark agi aud _is in conflict with the humane and reformatory policy of tho present century. The free miners had reached the limit of endurance and the release of the convicts was tho nat•iral sequence of an outrageous law.

THE effect of the reciprocity clause of the new tariff is shown by the machinery export trade with Brazil. Since April last 128 locomotives have been sold to Brazil by the Baldwin Works of I'hila. •lelphia. The aggregate value of machinery exports to Brazil from April to August this year, is 8824.104. as contrasted with 5214.S21 for the same period of 1S00.

THE original proposition to have the national llag hoisted iu front of the school houses of the country waB the creation of a crunk and daiuphool.—Re-

The Uti'tod States flag represents all that is glorious in our national career, tt is a symbol of constancy, courage and heroic achievements upon which no true American can look without pride. Every school in the land shculd display the Stars anil Strips not only on occasions of parade, but at all times. It is the grandest possible lesson in patriotism. And why the fie view should thus insult the patriotic ideas of tho people is past, comprehension.

DEMOCHATIO

SR'EAKINFL of the violent and concerted actions of the free miners of Tennessee in setting at liberty live hundred convicts, which was inevitable and perhaps justiliablc, the Chicago I nlcr-Oceaii says: '-When a bsirbarout law is kept on the statute books and enforced to the detriment of a majority of the people by tho intrigues of a bribed or selfish oligarchy, when freedom is stilled at tho polls, and when ignorance and venality run riot in the legislature, lawlessness becomes unavoidable. Home projK'rty belonging to the contractor who hired tho convicts from the State, kept them at work on "chain-gangs, fed then: worse than the dogs of good people are fed. and scourged them more crnellv than slaves wore scourged thirty years ago, has lieen

A I'ltllurielphiu Stutuo,

TI1K GOETUE ST\TI K.

The Goelhe statue in Fairmouut park, Philadelphia, WHS presented to the city by the Goethe Monument association. It is opposite the statue of Schiller, to which it is a companion iu size and style, and was designed by the same artist, Herr Mauirer.

Tellln What the Bahv Did. In the cor.v twilight hid, Tellin what the baby did. Sits Matilda every night, •Twist tho darkness and the li^Ut, Tells mo iu her cutest way AH the hist'ry of the day. Gives me all: leaves nothin hid, Tellin m« what tho baby did.

Heats tho whole deelino an fall Of the Kmnan empire, (.toll William Shiifctsspeare never hod Cuter thoughts than baby said. An he hcz. to sing his thou^hKs Sweeter words than Isiac \N" tiu Tildy, ^he leaves nothin hid, Tellin me what the baby did.

Pootv hard sehootmarm is Fate To her .scholars* small and treat I liev felt up my ban Tiugle of her sharp rattan hut she pities our distress. An she gives a glad recess When Matilda sits, half hid, Tellin what the baby did.

Trudge off with my dinner pail Every morning without fail: Work, with bardlv time for breath Come home,tired half to death Hut 1 fet?l

perfect re^t

Settle down upon my breast, Setttn. by the twilight hid, llearin what the baby did.-'

Sometimes I cannot resist. An 1 shake my doubled li*t Jn the face of Fate and fwear, "You don't treat a fellow fjur:M Then when 1 go home at ni^ht. My whole system full of tight, Tildy. she ftits there, half hid, Tellin what the baby did.

Then I jest make up with Fate, An mv happiness i» great

organs have been making

prolonged howis about the defalcations of Bepublican officials in Pennsylvania. Now here area few Democratic defaulting Stale Treasurers and the amounts they stole: Arkansas. Woodruff ... 396,000 Arkansas, Churchill SO,000 Alabama, Vincent. .V .- ". .'.' 243,000 Tennessee. Polk •$£ 400,000 Kentucky. Tate 247,000 Louisiana, Burke.. 827,000 Missouri, Nohind. 32.000 Mississippi, lleinmingway 315,000 Maryland, Arches. 200.000

It will be noticed that Republicans got prompt punishment in Pennsylvania. llow about the gentlemen mentioned above? llow many are in the penitentiary

Hut, if Fate should lay its han On that baby, under.stan. Through tho world I'd »ulk apart. With red murder in uiy heart If she sat no more, half hid, Tellin what the baby did. -ft. W.

F0&3.

ODD HAPPENINGS.

tlie town of Ornevillo. Me., the authorities eannot find anyone to collect the town taxes.

THOMAS IIACKLTT. of Reed Station, Ind.. amused himself by tossing up a silver dollar and catching' it in his mouth until the coin lodged in his throat. A surgical operation was necessary to remove it.

A I.F.TTI'.H sent from Maucli Chunk, Pa., to Calcutta, via yneenstown, and immediately mailed bade to Maucli Chunk, via Hong Kong and San Francisco, made the circuil of the globe In sixty-oight days.

THE little child of Mr. and Mrs. Russell, of Findlay, O., died recently on the day that he predicted would end his

We.

lie selected the suit ho wished

be buried in, made other arrangements for hla funeral and at the appointed iiffiO lay back and expired.

lie Wa-u't Too Large for Her.

Mrs. Elder (who entertains modern theories in regard to the training of children)—Why, Mrs. Polev, don't you think Harold is getting too large to whip?

Mrs. Poley (who misunderstands her) —Oh, nome. He ain't very stout if he is big, an 1 reckon I be able to tan 'iin for some years to come, ef 1 don't git, da ruinate?, iu my arms agin. —Harper's Bazar. ........

destroyed. The setting at ^'Jp Sot 'he croup the second night and liberty of so man convicts is a matter fngaT0

matter

1'or lame back there is nothing better 'OW!1-

AJtoonto IvivitM.

Having used "Mother's Friend" would not be without It is a boo to wives who know LIJ-»yit. have to pass through the painful ordeal of childbirth Mas. C. MEMIOIMIXK, Iowa. Write the Bradfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Xvo & a I

An honest Swede tells his stbrv in plain but unmistakable language for the benelit of tho public. '-One of mv children took tt severe cold and got llie croup. I gave her a teaspoonful of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and in five minutes later I gave hor "one more. By this time she had to cough up the gathering in her throat. Then she went to sleep an slept good for fifteen minutes. Then she got tin and vomited then she went back to" bed and slept good for the remainder of the night,

h,'r

tho sam(

.• ., same good results. I «nt this because

of great danger to society, but ,t ,s an thought there might be some one in

event provoked by the evil laws of a most stupid and corrupt oligmchv."

«'"»%.with the

the same need and not know tho true merits of tliiB wonderful medicine." CHAULF.S A. TJIOMI'SEEN, Pes Moines,

00,11

than to saturate a flannel cloth withf^ ^1' Chamberlain Pain Balm and bind it on Being a student I eannot see all who the affected parts fry it and you will desire apples for winter, so drop men Iw surprised at the prompt relief it af- card at 418 West Wabash avenue, and I fords. The same treatment will euro| will call with samples rheumatism. For sale by Nyo Co.

bottles for sale by N ye

JOIIN UOOK

THE CHILIAN ROW.

Tho Junta Reported to Bo on ths Po\nt of Yielding.

A CONCILIATORY DISPATCH SENT.

Our Minister Assured That Jtutlc* Shall He Done—Secretary Tracy Advise* th« 1'ubUe to Keep Cool—England's Attitude.

THE LATEST SEWS.

VALPARAISO, iS'ov. S.—A rsport lia» just been received from Santiago to the effect that Minister of Foreign Affairs Matt a litis sent a dispatch to Minister Egan relative to the Baltimore affair. It is said to be couched iu conciliatory terms and to evinco in every way a desire to soe that justice is done as soon as tho inquiry in this city concluded.

The electors of the conservative party have issued a notice declaring that Jorge Montt, the admiral of the congressional fleet, is their unanimous choice for president of Chill Their action has been taken without consulting Admiral Montt, who, with Waldo Silva and Itnruos Luco, forms the famous junta. Louis Castro, editor of La l'ratia and a prominent liberal elector, says that his party will he solid for Montt.

The Libertad Electoral, the semiofficial organ of the junta, publishes an editorial which is calculated to set at rest any feeling of uneasiness which may have prevailed here cr elsewhere in Chill It says that for the last few days rumors have been prevalent at Santiago that an alarming rupture of amicable relations between Chili and the United States was imminent "We assure the public," it adds, "that these rumors are unfounded. We know this to be a fact, for this very day dispatches have been received from Senor Pedro Montt, our minister at Washington, asserting that the utmost cordiality exists between him and Secretary Blaine. This certainly is the very opposite of a hostile feeling. Senor Montt had an important conference with Mf. Blaine, during which the Baltimore episode was fully discussed. Mr. Blaine said that he saw in the caso no reason so far to compromise the relations existing at present between the respective countries. Mr. Blaine also said that he would not form any definite opinions about the affair until the conclusion of the investigation at Valparaiso. Senor Montt reports that Mr. Blaine's reception of him was very cordial .and kind. For our part," the article concludes, "we feel sure that these facts, when they become generally known, will put au end to all disturbing rumors."

WASIIINOTON', Nov. 3. Secretary Tracy on Monday said there was no warrant for warlike dispatches at this time, as nothing could be done until the result of the Chilian investigation of the attack on the sailors was known. He saw no reason for any apprehension in tlio mind of the American public. The secretary's view is evidently shared by the state. department officials, who look with amusement upon what they regard as clumsily disguised efforts of a certain element in the English press to foment serious trouble between the I'nited States and Chill in an effort to nullify the progress made towards the establishment of reciprocity between the United States and South America.

Senor Montt, the Chilian minister, left Washington Monday night for New (lileans, to be frone one week. He refused to speak respecting his visit to the state and navy departments, but expressed the belief that matiers were progressing satisfactorily. It is presumed he sought without success to secure for the junta tho testimony of the Atnericau sailors wfcich was contained in Captain Schley's report.

LONDON. NOV. 3.—The Daily Telegraph publishes the following editorial: "It eannot be denied that the accounts furnished by Commander Schley ot the actual details of the riot a Valparaiso are quite enough to arouse the Just indignation of people of far less jealousy for their national honor than tho American people uro known to &Q. Whatever may bo the upshot of the unforto nate dispute, we most strenuously protest against the name of this country being draped into the matter by one side or the other. A dispatch to a New York paper represent* the Chilians as being extrfemeiy friendly to Englishmen, because they Imagine that tn a serious connect with tho United States England might interfere in their behalf. The junta, it asserts. Is seekln* an alitanca with Great Krltalu. If the members of the junta, the provisional gu\ eminent, are In reality d»Ing ur contemplating anything so extremely foolish they will toon discover tholr mistake. It the Chilians have conceived tho notion tlftt undpr any clicumstauccs Great Britain will step In and protect tlicin from the consequences of their acts they cannot bo too soon or too emphatically disabused ot that Idea. England will regard a war between the two countries as a misfortune to her commerolftl interests^ but she can hardly hold that the United States must accept unmeasured Insuits from a South American republic just beoauso to resent them wo lid he inconvenient to British traders. "The taunts which have been leveled by certain English j.iurnais against the UnltedStatos tn this matter aro both'unjust and singularly unwise Standing altogether outside and away from the quarrel which ha* so lament ably estranged two transatlantic democracies, England's attitude can only be thai of anxiety to sea a perfect termination ot th« unhappy dispute and -i wiltSngness to do anything that lies iu her power to contribute to such a solutluii. 'iue voice of this country should be heard not in the language ot taunts and faulttiiidiug, still ies.s of nu naoe, but In thsadvocuey ot a cautious diplomacy and a mutual forbearance.''

The English tovy pivss ha- not been so virulent

Bine,

war

ll/c American civil

now

in its assaults

N tin* only

ELE6ANT

on tho

United States in connection with Chili. Americans her^ are beginning to change their minds about England not wanting a war between the United States and Chili. An American resident who is fr qncntly brought in contact with the circle at present in control of British affairs expressed the. belief that England would be pleased to see war, so that it could strike at the United States over Chilian shoulders and destroy American commerce through Chilian privateers.

The discot. i.\ of a valuable tin mine fit Kerncvillc, al.. was repora-d.

Worth Its »eiaht tn 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 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. GENDEBSON DALE, Druggist,

Carmi, 111

Write the Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga., for farther particular Sold by Nye Co., Orawfordsville. Tnd

Cream Balm has given satisfactory results.—W. P. Draper, Druggist, Springfield, Mass.

Many old soldiers, who contracted chronic diarrh.ea while in the service, have since been permanently cured of it by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhtea Kemedy. For sale by Nye

Co.

Whnt They [Arc Good For.

Brandreth'8 Pills are the best medicine known. First—They are purely vegetable, in fact it medicated food.

Second—The same dose always produces the same effect—other purgatives require increased doses and finally cease acting.

Third—They purify tho blood. Fourth—They invigorate tho digestion and cleanse the stomach and bowels.

Fifth—They stimulate the liver and carry off vitiated bile and other depraved secretions.

The first two or three doses tell the story. The skin becomes clear, the eyes bright, the mind active, digestion is restored, costiveness cured, the animal vigor is recruited and all decay arrested.

Brandreth's Pills are sold in every drug and medicine store, either plain or sugar coated.

For Sate. 'K

Dwelling house of 8 rooms, cellar, stable, chicken house, 4 42-100 acres of land adjoining Crawfordsville on the Greencastle road. For particulars enquire ".{ M. B. McKinsey, Frankfort,Ind.. or M. D. White, Crawfordsville.

Safe Iuvextment.

Is one which is guaranteed 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 New Discovery for Consu mption. It is guaranteed to being relief in every ccse,, when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, "such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste perfectly safe, and can always be de-, pended upon. Trial bottles free at Nye & Co.'s drug store.

Happy iloo8lcrii7

W7m. Timmons, postmaster of Idaville, Ind., writes: "Electric Bitters has done more for me than all other medicines combined, for that bad feeling arising from kidney and liver trouble." John Leslie, fanner and stockman of the same place, says: "Find Electric Bitters to be the best kidney and liver medicine made, made me feol like a new man." J. W. Gardner, hardware merchant same town, says: "ElecBitters is just the thing for a man that is all run down and don't care whether he lives or dies he found new strength, good appetite and felt just liko he had a new leaso on life." Only 50c a bottle it Nye cfc Co's. drug store.

A'eic House for Hent.

Six good rooms, splendid neighborhood. Call at 615 south Wrashington street or write to A. Lam Moore, Cra'-e-fordsville.

—See Houk, the student, about those winter apples—eleven varioties.

For a. disordered liver try Beeoham's Pills.

'•Vt "OH. IF MOTHE«» WERE ONLY AUV-! All through life she h.ts known .: mother'.", wutrlifi,! sre. now

younfT mother, and g.-.hi:'- •'•ir.vvrth but slowly. S'ie '.m nil :ive u'lils to do everythivg for her pivi-i'is bV'.y. but e::::it !h" !n."tor t. st) strict, ami does not sympathize with t-.olher rlwa t!i

That baby has unfolded ill the vomer mother's heart, new emotions. She lias a living responsibility, and requires slreivrtli to ennble her loper'fortn a loviiiir duly. At siu ha time, too much e.uv cautioi lie taken, and the Vegetable ('oiiipoiind i.-- indispensable. •, •••',

LYDIA E, vsj^T^l

iro P.i\ *f.« t-cz'.i

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Catarrh In

mi---

CATAL06UE. HEEB & OSBORN, Proprietors.

The Leland 5 Cent Cigar

Is Ilo.iest Goods, and contains the linest slock ever put

in a Five Cent Cigar, and that is why you ought to smode

it. Get the host you can fur your nickle, for llie best is

.Yeir

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Ely's Cream Balm gives satisfaction to every one using it for catarrhal troubles.—G. K. Mellor, Druggist, Worcester, Mass.

I believe Ely's Cream Balm is the best article for catarrh ever offered the public.—Bush & Co., Druggists, Worcester, Mass.

An article of real merit.—C. P. Alden, Druggist. Springfield, Mass. Those who use it speak highly of it.— Geo. A. Hill, Drupgist, Springfield, Mass.

for |he peculiar \vr:ikiu'.^'* it.id ,n. n.' It care* tlu- wor«: form? .-f t'si'ntil•, r'i (V ..rl,"i' "!t:r\ W» -AI»:n*k, Falling and :-j of 'u: Wourt. :m Trouble, and nil 'h'tfjuiiv- Ii of tlu* '.»ra» or \V :i .id t« J'.if hui^« of itV. »j. polvi'* and rxptd* Tumor froai i!»«- Trt-ra ur .-a niv any ifiidfixv to I'jiiotToa* Ihnnor. Sub la«v i*ai.U r.-.!.«• .N«*iv.r^ !Vo»!r:Hin!», and tr«M»^lhviiH nd I.air ?"u* Sro'uaKi. 1'i.ri'" Jrud }. o-m-rjil Id|i:\, lndi!»v* i\'!t. rtf.. and ia L'or.iJ« tae vv iiolr st* .u. T. «»i lii.Iar. 'oiapl.ua ot hhv«ili:« Coni|iotiiul han no rhal.

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THEWM. DONEY CIGAR CO.

MUSIC HALL

Friday Eve.. Nov. (1.

Majmifh-cnt Sconic Production of the Croat Realist le Drama,

Lost in New York,

A Vivid Picture of New York Mfe from the Buttery to Central Park.

Two Cur Loads of Beautiful and KlabV:v orate Scenery,

A VAST RIVER OF FLOWING WATER.

Sustaining Genuine Row-boats, Vaclits terries, and a Steamboat Running al Full Speed.

Realistic and Pictorial Scenic KflVets.

Oramercy Square,KustKIver by Moonlight, Ward's Island Insane Asylum and New York's (ireat

River Front.

PRICES-Lower Floor, 50 Balcony, 50 Gallery 35.

Hucklen'H Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever eores, tetter, chapped handB, chilapinbs cornB and all skin eruptions, and losslively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 oents per box. For sale by Nye & Co

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Chamber °f Commere Building. Chicago

Good Blood, Oood Health,

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Stove Blacking:.

NETTLES Jfe 11AKH1S. exper°„,,(1 and accomplished stove blacker*, nn. prepared to answer till calls in tlieii line. Leave orders tit Z.teh M»i1(,r. ney's store.

VIGOR OF MEN

Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored. *nkncM,

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tho tralo of evils from «»*rly errors or Inter excess

Ofr^work.

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strength, development, and u.no Klron errn organ and portion of iln» body, fiimnle natu?3 methods. ItmmHliAU! improvement K't'n.' Fntlure ImpodNlblo. 2.WU rofen»nci»«i. U..,,k, o*liana nud po*ofK mailed cimled) free. Addrtva

MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. Y.

Lots $100 to $250 $1:io\vn ana $1 Per W«'pk Vou will double your no'iev hy ili inent. Columlila Heights, one of hir^t.* eoinlnK' g»i»ut MunuftuMuiiiur SuhnrtK. is ioea'.ed ou the ("hlcaffoand ha.stern Illinois K. |{,, one of the hi»bt suburban line, l-'ourteeu iranix duily. (i(khI wuler. pnrri'L-t 5urfnn diainuirc Diroet oonn»eium with tliecreut coal Hr-id* of 'ndlana aud lllihols. Thebijrlu si vrotin.l

Cook e(»unty. feet above the hike. Hou^-a and eottaKcs hullt to order for I UICIIUMTS uta small eash payinom and balanet: in wtekh or nionthly InM Uiiieiitd. A (.iuiranu.u iitly with Absli-aet to all purchasers Millionsknvr been made by shroud iuves.ors in property in a bhort time, best l»m i»ftrenees in Chieu^o jsiven if required roim an-i s?e the lotii. \vf? show tnem free of luuxe., Ad«lre.ss lur plats and further partienlur* 'v .1. K. KKKNKV. OWIII-R. .. 112:1 Chamber of Comuien U'ld r, rhii upi,

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Fruit t:nd Confectionery.

Jeering & Sou.

Ors.l .J.snd Martha E.H. Griffith

Anything Anywhere

Any time

WRITE TO

GEO. P. ROWELL &

No. io Spruce Street

NEW YORK.

THE POSITIVE CURE.

ZLT BBOTHIB8. Wm BUNnrTork. We»««i

218 South Green streei

Office and Knsldencu

Mrs. Dr. Griffith (rlvee epoe'.u attentlc Chronic and Surgleu nisenses Women,Children, nn«l Obstelrcs. Mr. Griffith, a gene' st practice.

CONSULTATION FREE

STOVES

Hewing and Cocking,

Kinil) is a good time to buy 11UW Hu of

hornpson & Cates,

North Green Street

Tho Highest Cash Price paid .for Second Hand Goods.

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