Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 November 1891 — Page 2

ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs ia taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the ta°tc, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, i-ivor and Bowels, cleanses the sys«m eflcctunlly, dispels colds, head-

I. lies and levers and cures habitual -constipation. Syrup of Figs is the jiily remedy of its kind ever proihii'ed, pleasing to the taste and acoptalile to the stomach, prompt in its action and tr.Jy beneficial in its etlocts, prepared only from tlie mos, iie.dtliy ami agreeable substances, its nmny excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it. the most popular remedy known. bvrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and SI bottles by all leading drug trif-ts. Any reliable druggist whe may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one whr wishes to try i'* Do not accept am rii'isiitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SiX •AAHCtSCO. C'L ••••.•• tcwsvuis *v new tout

THE BREAT ENtllSH REMEDY,

BEECHAM'S PILLS For Bilious and Nervous Disorders.'

"Worth Onine* a Box" lit sold

for 25 Cents,

BY ALL DRI'GG1«T8.'

VIGOR OF MEN

Easily. Quickly, Permanently Restored' Vfaknt'M, .Norrotunr", Debility. ami fill the train of evils fnuu early errors or later exc«5es» the results of overwork, mtknefs, tf.iiry, etc. Kvrtl strength, lov»li«[»nit'nt. and lone pitpd to ©Terr on»n and portion of the tyxly, Simple, natural methwK Immediate improvement seen. Ktiilurt Impossible. 'J.uiu reference:*.: 23o«ilc. explanation! and ptji'f* mAiled «n!vd free. Addreva

ESRlE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO. N. Y.

WANTED- HELP.

Xot«oes under this head tree for three days.

WAN"

ThD-To exchange arfliireor Clyde* dale uilUori lor a farm, ^Thompson A lii.ANU. Oct.2ft-m 1. Cmwtord.sville, hid

*V\JANTED—All :por*ons who can (\iok and baktj iov nd to: the bet cnokiuc stove in the world. Price IV2, $ir» and *!0. Terms.' 10 per cent. dUo mut ca.sli with order, balance in

AI.KRKO O'I.KS, FIOO

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LOST.

Notleo* under thl- ln-ud will bo published fn-v for three days. If Unit is not sutllek'nt come uraim.

IOST—A

hat otf of Hik' Four puspenper

•J MiturUay pvMitnir at west end of trestle 1'Hi'ior (em-cat this office.

FOR SALE.

Notice? under this head one ."-enl a line ada v. Eipht uord* it line. Kothfiip less tliun 10 cents taken. Cash Inadv inee. please.

FOR

5ALK.—TWO base burners Call on Cumberland Ar .MiUer. lu*

FOH

SALE.—J. Hutchison has a Hall alo in tuod condition which he desires? to sell.

F*OU

SALE.—Vivo good .shoats a/ ."0T Lafav. ette avenue. 5days*

1^°H.aLE COLK-s BOX OK

WAKDHORK

LolN(iL I*h perfect lounge by day and a perl vet bed by niyht, and you can put'awav as much clotliliu? or other articles as in the average wardrobe. Vou tret three artleies for the nr.ee ut one. N extra charKO for packini: or shipping.'

Mrs. i)r. Talmaire say? 'these lounire* arc* very, very nice. Price iu Cretoti, MO. *1*2 and ?l 4

Itaimo. *H. liaw Silk, .fo.y .Silk brocatelJe, *30.

ALHEUTC OLKS.

Grand ami Myrtle uviv., Brooklvn. Oct. I v.

FORRENL

Notlooa under this head one cent a line Kitftit nurds to a Hue. Nothing less than 10 "eni.-? t-jiken. Ca*h in advance, please.

Foil

KKXT--Furnished rooms for 1rent~ut -•-4 south Oreen street.

Folt

HLN Four or five rurnlshed or unfurnished rooms with modern conveniences for lirht housekeeping. Inquire at

1:'T

Green street. L'rawfordsvllie. 11 -2-1 w.

ANNOT NCKMKNT AT

The People's Grocery.

And Provision Store,

Where you can get

Fresh Ov.' tt'r. Cracker?, Cranberries, Celerv. lersev Sweei. Potatoes Plcklen, Eating and rooklnjr Apples, New

Sorghum Molasses, and all kinds of Kancv and Staple Groceries

R. E. ATKINSON,

41U East College Street.

A MOTHER S LOVE.

Who can love like a mother? Oil) imagination iioiisl of piilntinir ith liotttids? Or words c.\press it with their inutchless skill And shade a'l its faculties so dellcatelv tlnd"1'is a Family without a |K.*r. I -e buiiiil's Vetretal.le Liver 1'IIIB Oct. '.'O

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James 11 of tglaod. 17(C— John Bcotou, British admiral, died. 1771—James Montgomery, British poet, born iu Ayrshire died 1&& 1S16—Stephen Johnson Field, justice of the

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Cumberland, B. 1.

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United States supremo court, born iu Haddam, Mass. IS25—First canalboat through the Erio canal arrived at Now York. IS69—George Peabody, philanthropist, dlel In

Ixndon boru 1795 he was tho first American laid in Westminster abbey, but his relatives removed his body to his native state, Massachusetts. IS75—1Tho Hon. Thomas A. Jenckcs, author of the first civil service reform bill, died at

THE ELECTIONS.

The only State where national issues were involved was in Ohio. From the start to tlie finish the candidates for Governor discussed the tariff in all its phases, while the silver question received due attention, especially from Republican speakers. The result is that Major Mclvinley. who stood as the representative of protection to American industry as embodied in what is known as the McKinley law. aud of the present silver law, is elected by nt least 20,000 plurality, while the Legislature is Keptiblican by a majority on joint ballot of from 30 to 3f. This is certainly a triumph of Republican principles and a vindication of the wisdom of the Fiftyfirst Congress in the enactment of the best tariff law over enacted. Il is a signal and emphatic victory.

In New York the issues involved were purely local. Ry the Republicans the war was made on the Tnmamany tiger, one of the most corrupt political organizations that ever existed on earth. The Democrats on the other hand parried the blows of the lienublieaus by charging that the World's Fair was taken from New York because of the opposition of the latter. National issues were not discussed. Tho result is vhat with the help of Flowe.'s barrel which was tapped at both ends the Democrats carried the State by from 30,000 to -10,000 majority. The Legislature, however, is probably Republican.

In .Massachusetts tho Republican seemed to have elected everything on the State ticket except their candidate for Governor, Allen, who is defeated by Russell, the incumbent of that office. The personal popularity of tho Governor probably had as much or more to do with tho result tlirai any issue involved.

In Iowa the issue was mainly local, that of sustaining tho present prohibitory liijuor law. The Republicans championed the law while the Democrats represented the opposition. The result is the probable re-election of Bois, though tho remainder of tho State ticket, is Republican, with Republican Legislature. It shows tnat public sentiment, even in Iowa, is rapidly changing in regard to the methods of regulating the liquor traffic.

Pennsylvania come3 up with a major ity of from 10,000 to 50,000 for tho Re? publican candidates, though but two State officers were voted for.

Maryland, of cou:.-e is Democratic by about 20,000.

Local elections were held in Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado where the A1 liance was tho strongest last year. Tho result shows that the Alliance lil not hold its own and that the Kopnliiie.ms made substantial gains.

Republicans made almost cle sweep of Chicago, as they did also at Detroit, while a Republican Congressman was elected in South Dakota and another in Michigan.

Summing up the results or yesterday elections there is much to encourage Republicans and not much to encourage Democrats.' ,' If they show anything they show that protection and honest money are here and are hero to stay.

HAD

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1VV -"farnnKc, llcniarrbRven. ll.ll.~l rhmry aud Kidney Illncmie*. 1.1...Erupilve Uiacnhen, Mange. J.K.-Dineancor Dliicatlun, Paralrxl*. hlnglc Iijtilo (owr SO doses). .01 Ktablp Cum., with SpcelflcK. Manual, viiiT. "iir

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York.

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HOMEOPATHIC ft f%

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30 yeari. The only «uccc«sfol remedy for

jjenrous Debilitr. Vita Weakness,

other niiW

Rnfn l«*e rial powder, for S&.

the Republicans of New York

fonght the battle on national issues instead of local issues they would have fared better. In Ohio the questions were the tariff and tho free coinage of silver. The Republicans won.

IF it lie true, as the Democrats insist, that tho tariff is a tax, then the Republicans are entitled to credit for reducing it from S3.88 to 82.00 per capita by the McKinley law".

TIIB

Mcdlcator, 87.00

Jar otcrluary Curi- Oil, 1 IoO Sold br Drugsigts or Sent Preoald anrah'.r and In any quantity on Boccipt of p?i??.

price of horses is low. Dealers

sny tho introduction of electricity to run street car lines has tor the time knocked the market in cities for the noble animal.

A ISoon to li tres.

Having used "Mothers Friend otild not be without it. It is a boo to wives who know thev have to pass through the painful ordeal of childbirth

MRS.

"Rcoourg, or dent postpaid on receipt

Of PTICO.-HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO.. L. .» .itfc Oor. WUliam and John Sti,, jf. T,

MELBODKN-E,

Bradfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nye & Co., Crawfordaville, Ind.

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Amos

IJUSO

For papers sent outside the county 10 cents additional for poMnire. The

WKEKI.Y

must Invariably be paid for in

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4, 1891.

This Date in History—Nov. 4, 1650—William of Orange (William 111 of Etighiad) born at tho Hague died 1702. 1677—William of Ornnee united in marriage with the l*rincess Mary, oldest child of

has ntovcii into his now

house anil lio is now reaily to rtxvivo his many friemls. Thoro will lx work at the K. of l\ lodge here next Monday evening in tho 1st.. 2d and 3d degrees.

Stephen JJatelilT find family have moved their household goods to Veedersburgh where they contemplate going into business in the near future.

Eev. W. T. Vnncleave, of Wnleott, lad., is here this week visiting his

itl:e--in-law,

RBV.

Porter. Hep.eachid

a most excellent sermon at the Baptist church Sunday night. Ben Brown, of Lebanon, took possession of the Merrell stock of furniture and his undertaking outfit last Monday. It is understood that he aud John Birdsell will go into partnership the first of January.

The military company will give an entertainment trt armory hall next Saturday night. The play is entitled "In tho Enemy's Camp, or the Stolen Dispatches." The admission will bo 15 cents reserved seats 25 cents. Everybody is inrited and a good time promised.

Prof. Wilcoxan has just finished a term of twenty lessons in vocal music at the Christian church. Every one is well pleased with his efforts and the progress tho scholars have made. We will say further that we take great pleasure in recommending him to the public as a teacher in music, and as a Chris'itin gentUm in.

Fred McClure, of the firm of McClnro & Wilson, has sold his interest in said store to Wilson, who will heretofore conduct it alone. Win. Rider bought the corner lot of Fred and expects to build two large business rooms next spring on it. It is said that McCluro will go to California and go in busiue-s with John Bittle, his father-in-law.

Wesley Pierson took warning and has crossed the State line in order to escape the just punishment that awaits him for selling intoxicating drinks to those who are in the habit of getting drunk, and to minors. The Bowers brothers are in possession of the saloon now and claim they are selling for Pierson, but the general impression is that they have bought the stock back and are acting agents for him onlv to avoid taking out new license. It should be investigated.

Hallowe'en was duly observed by our young people Saturday evening. Ignite a number kept open house and dealt out refreshments to their mauy callers, besides entertaining them in various other ways. The boys at a later hour, as usual, had to gather up all of the old wagons and buggies, gates, barrels, boxes, etc., and pile them up in front of the doors of those to whom they wanted to pay their compliments. We are glad that there was no destruction of property this time as heretofore.

Rev. Norman Carr, secretary of Franklin college, was here Monday night and preached nt the Baptist church. He says a man by the name of Rocker Fellow, or better known as the oil king of the world, has proposed to donate 838,000 to Franklin college, on the condition tlmt tho Baptists of the State will raise $42,000 which will make 880.000 of an endowment. That was his mission here, to raise funds to help make up the required amount. This church responded quite liberally.

To Miss Emma Connor:—We desire to extend to you through the columns of

THE JOURNAL

our congratulations for

the loyalty and heroism that you -lately lisplaved in behalf of the American flag. We not only extend congratulations but tender yon assistance if needed, to maintain the honor and dignity of that emblem of which we are so proud. Would to God there were more Emtna Connors in this country than there are, and hope the day is not far distant when every school house and public building will have the stars and stripes waving over them.

Ll.XSSItVltO.

Asbury Linn shipped a car load of hogs Tuesday. Edwards .t Linn shipped a car of hogs Wednesday.

The oyster supper at Tom Phelp's was quite a failure. Rev. Passage preached to a large crowd Sunday night.

Edwin T.Linn and wifo have returned from Broken Bow, Neb. Rev. Stevens preached at the M. E. church Sunday morning.

What Thru Good 1

Brandreth's Pills are tho best medicine known. First—They are purely vegetable, iu fact a medicated food.

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

Thml—They purify the 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.

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

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

Happy Haunters.

Win. Timmons, postmaster of Idaville, Ind., writes: "Electric Bitters hn6 done more for me than all other medicines combined, for that bad feel ing arising from kidney and liver trouble." John Leslie, farmer and stockman of the same place, says:"Find Electric Bitters to be the best kidney and liver medicine made, made me feel like a new man." J. W. Gardner, hardware merchant same town, says: -ElocBitters is just the thing for a man that is all run down and don't care whether ho lives or dies he found new strength, good appetite and felt just liko ho hadu new lease on life." Only 50c a bottlo 'it Nye Co's. drug store.

Money For Old Papers.

In order to complete a second file of

TIM DAILY JOCBKAL

Iowa. Write the

WITH IN OUR BORDERS.

Bits of Nows of Especial Interest1 to Indiaiiiaus.

A Victim of Iljrilropli ililn.

EvANSvm.fi. rmi, Nov. 4.—Nicholas Gumbel, aged lt years aud a son of a prominent farmer in this county, died Monday of hydrophobia. While out huntiutr last July he was bitten in the calf of the right leg' by a shepherd dog he had with him. He shot the dog immediately, as the animal showed no signs of having tlie rabies. The wound healed up and nothing more was thought of tlie accident- Last Saturday afternoon (iumbel was taken suddenly with -convulsions and tried to bite iiis father. After a hard fight the boy was placed under restraint and a physician summoned. The convulsions cuntinaatl until death eatne to his relief. It required three strong men to hold him in bed.

Hare Collection of Old I'jipers.

HAXOVKR,

Ind., Nov. 4.—Among the

personal effects belonging to the estate of the late Isaac Kimberlin, of this county, are upward of 1,500 old American newspapers printed from seventyfive to l."»0 years ago. Most of them ara New England papers printed in colonial days. The lot, together with a large number of old pamphlets, circulars, maps and valuable manuscripts which the deceased Jtad a fancy for collecting, have been sold to Hon. W. E. English, who will make liberal use of them in preparing his forthcoming history of the early settlement of Indiana.

Convention of Bituminous Minor*.

TKRISK HAUTK.

Ind.. Nov.

Left ills Home.

TKKHE

Il.U'TK, Ind., Nov.

IMHANAI'OI.IS,

iirI KIIIimI

INDIAN.M'OI.IS.

a number of papers

are needed. Issues of any of tho following dates can lie sold" at this office for

cents apiece:

1890. April 9 jlay 19 Nov. 27. 1891.-—April 25.

For a disordered liver try Beocliam'i I Pills.

Ind.. Nov.

LYDIA

4.—There

was a delegate convention of bituminous miners of the state Tuesday. It was expected they would take up the matter of the pending strike of the block- I coal miners. The latter adjourned tlieir convention until to-day at Brazil on the supposition that the bituminous miners here would back them up. The matter was not taken up, but will be to-day. The subject for discussion was the wisdom of the policy of starting cooperative mines such as the one at Evansrille.

Dr. .1. C.

Castoa. a druggist, farmer and politician. left town Monday night after selling his property for $10,000. lie did not inform his wife or any one else of his intended departure. Mis wife does not know why he left town. Less than a year ago he started the Standard Farmer and became a sort of oracle of the farmers' organizations. It is said there is a secret reason for his leaving which is known to a few of his intimate friends. l*ourt«M»n Vi*ar* for AfttwuH.

Ind., Nov.

4.—Charles

French, who was convicted a weelc ago of killing Dillon, the marshal of Ilaughville, and sentenced to three years' imprisonment. has been sentencted to fourteen years for attempting to kill his wife. The judge evidently intended the sentence to be a relmke to the jury in the murder cast?. The action is without precedent here.

Iiv Ci^iirotlfM.

LI:I!\NON,

Ind.. Nov.

4.—Cora

A PHTOUMI Convict Missing.

4!—Gov.

Hovey recently granted Emery llall'ert ten days' parole from the southern prison that he might attend the funeral of his mother. After the funeral the elder Ruffert gave his son S'.'n urn! a ticket to .left'ersonville and started him back to prison. lie has failed to show up at the prison audit is believed he has gone west.

TtNU'llillff till' Oilil ("vllolvsi.

TKRUK HAITI:,

Intl., Nov. 4.—State

Grand Master Leedy of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, accompanied by other state grand officers, spent Tuesday here conducting a school of instruction in ritualistic work for the order. Representatives from thirty lodges in this part of the state were present.

Killed liy a Nuturnl-tiaii Kxploftlun.

AXDF.HSOV.

Ind.. Nov. 4.—A natural-

gas explosion Tuesday afternoon wrecked the residence of Milton Bond and burned the building. Bond was conveyed to the hospital, where he died. His wife was badly injured by the explosion.

Lout. Three Children In a Woek.

SIIKI.HV,

Ind., Nov.

4.—There

SEVEN I CL-N MEN KILLED.

TIM'.V DROP

riv«» Ifumlreil

I'VU'T

tf» Drntli

io Motitauii Mine.

lii'TTK, Mont.. Nov. 4.—It is reported thai a eajfn carrying eighteen men fell I in the Anaconda mine from the -100 to the '.'Oil level and killed seventeen men. On acc ..unt of the distance of the mine! from the center of the city the nnmas of the killed cannot be learned at tlii* writing.

Thirty thousand men are affected by the strike of he eu:rji)Cers in England.

Worth "its Weight in Gold.

If a price can be placed on pain, "Mothor's Friend ia worth its weight in gold ns 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. HENDEBSON DALE, Druggist, ., Carmi, 111

Write the Bradfield .Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga., for farther particular Sold

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Necse,

aged IS. while returning home from the theater two weeks ago was persuaded by her escort to smoke a couple of cigarettes. She became ill shortly after returning home and gradually grew worse until she died Monday. The doctors give it as their opinion that death was the result of nicotine poison introduced-into her system liy smoking cigarettes.

JGURE

6!ck iSadacbo and relieve all tbe troubles fncf* dent to a bilious eta to of tho system, such &• Dizziness, NauBea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating, Pain in tbo SMe, .tc. While thoirmosft remarkable success bos boon shown ia curing

SICK

HeaSacho, yet Carter's Little Livor Mi equally raluabloin Constipation, curing andpto* Tenting this annoying comploint/trhilo they alao corrcct all disorders of tbe 3 tomach^stimulate tha liver and veguiato tbo bowels* Even if they only

SHE AD

is an

epidemic of diphtheria in this city and several deaths have occurred. C.

Sauter. a prominent citizen, lost three children during the last week. Two others are very ill. and their lives aie also despaired of.

111*-t from Ills Hums.

INPIANArui.is, Ind.. Nov. 4.—Hugh Patterson, a Webster township (Ind.) farmer, dropped a lighted match

OIJ

Siip'k* Tlii«'vrs at.

straw stack, setting fire to it. He died from his burns, lie was intoxicated at the time.

S*ort1anl.:

INwtTi,\NI», Ind., Xov. 4.—The restdonee of .Mary lioadin^ton, in West Meridian htri'«.»t. was entered by snenkthieves during her absence and S45 stolen out of human drawer.

'AehatbcytrouMboalmottpriceleestothosewlui •offer from t^isdistrossing complaint butfortu* sately their goodness docs notend here,and thoea trboonedtry tbomxrill find these llttlo pillsyaluAble In so many trays that they will not bo witXiag to do without them. But after alisick he&4

ACHE

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Carter's Little Liver Pills are very email and jery easy to take. One or two pills mako a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or pnrgo, but by their gentle action pleota all who use them. Xnvialsat25cents ftvefor$l. Sold sy druggists everywhere, or sent by ,.fARTER MEDICINE CO., New York:

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VACANT LOTS

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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE

Furnished on short notice from tlie most complcto set of a!stniets books InMuiit-

Komery county.

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"OH, !F MOTHS?. IVERE OMLY ALIVE!"

All through life she has known :i mother's watchful care. She nnw+s a young mother, and gains sirciigili but slowly. She would "give worlds" to do every

I lung for her precious baby, but cannot the doctor is

sti strict, and docs not sympathize with lior, as mother always did."

That habv hn* unfolded in the young mother's heart, new emotions. She has a living responsibility, and ivijuire-i strength to enable her to perform a loving duty. At such a time, too much cure cannot bo taken, and the Vegetable Compound is indispensable.

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The Leland 5 Cent Cigar

Is lloncst .Goods, and. contains tne linost. stock ever put

in a Fn Cent Cigar, and iliat is win-you ought to smodc

it. Get the K'st you can for your nicklc, for the host

none toe. tjoocl for vou.

Proprietors.

THE WM. DONEY OIGAR CO

A Safe IiircHtment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring You satisfactory results, or -in c,-i.se of failure a return of jmrehnso jirico. On this snfo plan you can buy from our

vcrtised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consu mption. It is guaranteed to being relief in every case,, when us^d for any alTeetion 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 ae-, ponded upon. Trial bottles free at Nye it Co.'s drug store.

Cotu rfit 111 .Yf'ir iu/. Ely's Crenm Halm gives satisfaction to evj'ry one using it for catarrhal troubles.— G. K. Mellor, Druggist, Worcester, Mass.

I beiievo Ely's Cream Halm is the best article for catarrh ever olTorod the pub lie.—Bush it 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, -Drii^'gist, Springfield, Mass.

Crenm Balm has given satisfactory results.—\V. l\ Draper, Druggist, Spriogfield, Mass.

Mnny old soldiers, who contracted chronic diarrlio .'- while in the service, have since been permanently cured of it by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera anil Diarrhoea Remedy, l'nr sain by Xye A- Co.

An honest Swede tells his story in plain but unmistakable language for the benefit of tho public. -:"One of my children took a severe cold and got the croup. I gave her a teaspoonfnl of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and in five minutes later I gave her one more. By this time she had to cough up the gathering in her throat. Then she went to sleep and slept good for fifleen minuted. Then she got up and vomited then she went back to bed and slept good for tho remainder of the night. She got the croup the second night and I gave her the same remedy with the same good results. I write tiii« because thought there might be some one in tho same need and not know the true merits of this wonderful medicine."

ChahtjEs

CONSUMPTION,

S£PSEUtf 5PONCHITI8, COUGHS AND FISEI* 5

W*STINQ DIS.

EASES. AS PALATABLE AH MI1.K. B* ntre vou gel the genuine a. there are poor imitation'.

TnoMt*SEF..v, Des. Moines,

Iowa. 50 cent bottles for sale bv Nye it Co.

For lame back thoro is nothing better than to saturate flannel cloth with Chamberlain's Pain Bnlio and bind it on tho affected pnrts. Try it aud you will be surprised at the prompt relief it affords. Tho same treatment will cure rheumatism. For sale by Nyo & Co.

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

S2.00

JOHN- HOCK.

Xcw House for Itent.

Six good rooms, splendid neighborhood. Call at 615 south Washington street or write to A. Lam Moure, Crawfordsyille.

The Muxtctiins' Gutdc.

Every mnsic teacher, student or music lover should have this volume. It. contains 200 pages of valuable musical information, with full description of over

10,000

pieces of music and music books,

biographical sketches of over

150

com-

jxjsers, with portraits and other illustrations. Also choico solection of now vocal and instrumental music and other attractive features. Upon receipt of eight two-cent stamps, to prepay postage, we will mail free, a copy of Tho, Musicians' Guide, also a sample copy of! Brainard's Musical World, containing,!

worth of new music nnd interest-' ing reading matter. 'Address the S.

BJTAI.vAitn'A SONS CO.,

31 rv lirahaiii'!

CUCUMBER and

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CREAM.

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A Guaranteed 1 I'llis ol whatever kind of decree —Kxterii'ii, ln'i",. ecd ntfltclihii.-.rim.iiic.liomii. rilmi V! 1 Ills Uoineilv has por»iiiwlv ne.ver hotin kmmn to 1,1,1. it.llo I„,v, 1,0A,-.S 00 '.e lmill prepaid on receipt of |,or,.„

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BTOIXJHE

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ELCCRRINO IU:I.T* FOK IIJSKAVE^1k

OK. H0RHE. REMOVED TO |80 WABASH AVE., R«ICAOO.

HEALTHFUL. DELICIOUS. STRENGTHEN/MS. DEVELOPING. it\ all fluvor-s. rh.aji'.-r o:inly, tlirtt ruins your health. Tli SANITARY CANDY v::ll ln'.li»yt«irtUgestion. riuunl.v«»i rl iiv, in:ikc your check* rosy, your

HHM's.

and fortiiy you attacks of

(iist'asts4.

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'lysjK'jista, norvo is hoaflncho. n*l ulyt hloai'h'-s* Try It unl \«.ui. wiil never u«e nny other etindv. Ouo poupijims. rents, propai«I. shlpjwil to :oiv it«!ilrt«. Send »."»cont^ for uniih» pontul l»"v. «nli infonmition to Sanitary Candy Co.. 3C9 Chamber of Commere Building, Chicago, Illinois-

Good Blood* Good Health.

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Stove Blacking.

KETTLES HARRIS, OX|hth I,.' [and,ac(!oitipliphod sti-vo blurlii'rs. a,-, prepared to answer all calls in. tii«'» line. Leave orders at Xucli Mniior uoy's store. Till 1111111 Ml IP I II ill 111 I II Ii III I Mff

Lots $100 to $'J50 HilO.IJowii 11 nil SI l*er Cfk Vou will douhlo your !io*u?y hy thi« .'nvi^t* incut. Cohtnihhi lleijrbt}*, one of chiciijm'i couilufrg'eutManufa'eitliltiff Suhurh*. i» io* cuted 011 tho ChlcaKoanil l-.iiBlern HiineW II. HM one of the beet suluirhuu line, I'ourKfn train* dsiily. (iood wuter. |M*rteci surface Direct connection with theKveat eoul tl^lO- ol 'ndlanu uud Jllihois. The lnrh(^t woyii»l Cook county, foet ahovetlx* lake. Hou«e and coUa^re.s built. 10 order for }«urel«Uet

small cash payment and balance in wi: laonlhiy Inst illincnttf. A t.»uanin»ce Mt.e with Abstract to all purohaj'eis. Millions nave been made by shrewd investor* in properly In a short time. Hct Imi retcr* ences In Chlcnpo ftWcn if required, feme ann see the lots, wt shw them free of chary'1 Address lor plats and further partieu'.irs .1. V. UKKNl ownor. 1 1 a a go 111.

Lunch Counter.

'hiou at Al! Honrs. I ltuii Street, lli'i'iil Cign-s autl 'i

Fruit nnd Confec tionery.

iiioco.

.Peering & Sou.

Drs.T.J.&nd Martha E.H. Griffith Offlco and 218

Soutli Grfcn street

KesldoDCC

Mrs. Dr. arlfflth gives special attention Chronic and Surgical Dlseasee Women, Children, and Obetetrlcs. Dr. GrlQtti, a gene- a', practice.

OONSOLTATION FBBB

MUSIC HALL

Friday Eve.. Nov. 1.

Miiffliincciit Senile I'ro.lurt[oil of llie .Jleallstle Diuiiui,

Lost in New York,

A Vivid Picture of New York Life from the Battery to Central I'arh.

Two Car hondaof Beautiful nnl W"1" orate Scenery,

A VAST RIVER OF FLOWING WATER.

Sustaining(ieiiulne Kow-boats, VaeliU lierrles, and a Steaiiihoat KunMing' ut Full Speed. y.

Keallstle and Pictorial Scenic KllccH

tiramcrcy

Chicago,

111.

Square

.KastKlverlo Mooa

light, Ward's Island Insane Asylum and New York's Great Klv'er Kront,

PRICES—Lower Floor, 60 Balconj, 0°Gallery 35.