Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 November 1891 — Page 2

OIVI3 ENJ'OYS

fotli tlie mr-t'nod and result? when Syrup of Flics is taken it is pleasant ami refreshing to tl taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, I.iver and Bowels, cleanses the svs*111 efiectually. dispels colds, headl.hes and levers and cures habit mil tonstipation. Syrup of Figs is the jiilv remedy of its kind ever prorliicVd, pleasing to the taste and aeoptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in it? effects, prepared only from the mo?i tii-rthhy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it. the most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Fins is fcr S-ale in f)0c rtiid 81 tt!es bv all leading drug iji-K Any reliable druggist whe m.iy not have it on hand will pro ou/e it rrnniptly for any one whe wishes to' try Do iiot accept anj inljstituic.

CALIFORNIA F/G SYRUP CO S'N ,-HAIiCISCO. CAL. tomvius. xr hew root t*

[SCOTT'S

FMULSIOM

I Of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda.

Lit I21t OIL, comhittni with lly}wpho-*-phitts is almost as pulatnble as mill:. For this reason as well as for the fact of the r/ua/iftrs of the Hypo]thor.j,hitt*, I'hy.iicians frequently prescnl"j if in casts of

CONSUMPTION. sci!i/t ri,.i. linoxriiirts mid CIIIKJMC cm 111 or SEmim COLD. Alt Irui](tits 5»?/ it, but be sure t/oti tfft

thr /(nil'n 1 f5 tfirrt: arc jmor imi'tatio'us.

WANTED-HELP.

Notices utith-r tln be t«l !rw -for three days.

MNTKU —To oxclmmre n^hirvor Civile*dalesurilioirthr a farm. HOMI-SHV Otrt. 1. Cruwft»rd!-v\nc. Ind \*7ANTKl-r'» V'M WANT TOM A F. "»0

VN at horue'r M.r«, Smith ?»*nt

lur it llu.x

or Wardrobe Lounpe. and ailowWj mc to MMid 1'eoplr* who itn^\tcred inv advertisements to h*/r iounirt' lor which jmve a commission, bhrh avoriiireu i50 per week. If you will do 1 he same in your district send for terms to y-T ALFKBD COLKS.

KO Myrtle Ave.. Mcttuklyn, N. Y.

ANTKD—Ail

persons who ean eook and

bake to-onO tor the best cooking stove hitheworid. Priee and Term: 19 j»er cent. dUe»unte:ish with order, balanc in days.

Aj.kked

Notlws under this free for three days, come atfnn.

othee and thV turn to lb.

F''It

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LOST.

iH'ud w\U If that is

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AM Sr3

Siinduy, st

be published not suflleleot

r)n key a^w)tit live feet lonsr® miewliere between tlie tend of WubjiMi avenu? Hi.**

V(.«rk«j otlicc.

FOR SALE.

Notices under this head one centa line aday. Kitfh words to a line. Nothing than 10 eetits taken. Cash luadv.»nee.'please. XT«TICK. IN any oth

1 will sell your hou^e. fann.« real estate, or forfeit

•nd stHinp torreply. AUKHKI)COI*ES. Heal Kstate Airent, Myrtle Ave., Brooklyn, N. V. nil SALIC.—.J. IIutc)iiw»n has ale ^x^d condition which he

Hall

'lesir^

LK—A vniins Anierit an horned owl. Call oh /.t'*k MAhoniey, «lr., at lui)Ea.t C««lb'^estreet.

F'K

SALK—-Vroperty In iontvli.*w hous* of wven nwin*, ir(w*i sUible and other outbuildings «t pftnist^ ",:J»avisst ri't-:

Lf»t well si*t in fruit. Inquire njtiiWf^t rormT ut Market aud

FOR RENT.

Notieei iindor this beal one eent. a line day. Kikriit words to a line. Nothing less 1 lui.ii 10 ••ehtstuKen.

CjlsIi

in advauee, pfeiwe.

A pleasant furnished room in a Id

Fokkknt

k^kkI locality. Juqulreat thlso»i?e.

a a

rooms*, irood cellar, stalde, ristorn, well,

:.rood eonviMlieudes None but K«)d, llrsi elaes rtjniers newt apply. Inquire at Albright's jrnx-ery and bakery. 15C

KKNT:— House rent.» two squares nor'h New Albany dejM.it. Two irood rooms, wut«T in room, larire irMd tranlen. Inquire of Dr. Wuite, MJh, Fremont Klreit. 1)11. 11. WAITIt.

."*(»!( HKNT:— Anew jjtore rtKini. address Ikj.v

:ili. Linden, lnd.^ nil KENT— FurnlsheI roomfi for rent •J'i4 fjouth (ireen street.

FOlt

RENT—Two furnished rooms with without.board aud ready for natural iras. Call at yuo So»itb(in-en street. It)

Fresh Groceries!

We have Just- placed in a new stock of (i roeenes and will keen a full line of everything in thi- lino. .Lunch Counter open Lkay and Nteht. t'onleetionenes. Cigars, Kte.

SERING & SON.

ANNO!'N'CKJIKST AT

The People's Grocery.

And Provision Store,

Where you can tret

Fresh Oyster. (..'rae]- ers, Crat:l»'nies, Celery Jersey Sweer l'otftws

Pickles, r.aliiur niul fooliiuir Apple.',. NI \v Sorghum mnl all kiiuls of Fancy iiud Slaple Urcjcurirs,

R. E. ATKINSON,

410 East College Street.

DAILY JOURNAL.

PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON,

ByT. H. B. McCAlN.

Entered at the Indiana. as second-class matter.

THK WKKKl.Y .KU'KN.M..

Three months Six months Oneyear tl.-o

For papers sent outside the county 10 cents add it lonul lor postage. The W

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must invariably be paid for in

advance. Send postal note or money order.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. iS. 1891.'

This Date in History—Nov. 18. 155S— Cardinal Keginaid Pole died lorn 15C0 ho was exiled by Henry Vlll for opposing the divorce of Catherine, but leoame Archbishop of Canterbury, under Queen Mary. ISO*—Philip John Schuyler, soldier, died in Albany: born IT'.y. 1824— Franz Sigcl, soldier, born In Sinsheitn,

Baden.

ISSS—John A. J. Cresswell, postmaster general under PreMdent Jraut» bora in *\rt Deposit, Md. ISol Ernest, Ling of Hanover, died at Ilcrren* hausen. IS61 —Battle of Palmyra. Mo. liJSS—Caralry battles at Covo Creek. S. C., and

Rural Hills, Tenn

]8G3 -Cavalry battle at Carrion Crow Bayou, I .a. 1S&4-~Suiall ficht at Myerstowu, NTa. 1SS1— George

Law, railroad

financier,

Kx Govr.r.Non IVktek, minister to I Italv, is esptvted to arrive in Tmliunapolis this weok.

comment of Tun JornsAL in re-

I aril to the new president of Wabash college is meeting with the approval of the State press in general.

Tub Democratic party looks to tlie South for fully throe-fourths of its doctoral votes, lint it iloes not say a word about giving that soetiou a place on its national ticket.

EW ORK

are ennilsions and emulsions,

and there is still much $kimmel tttilk which mat ptcrades as cream. Try they tvill many manufacturers rannrf so dityuit? thtir rort liver oil as to »mi/.v if jmlntovlf tn *rti$itire stomachs. Scott's Emulsion of Wit E SdltWEtilAS COD

That Wabash avenue improvement seems to be the source of endless con-fusi-,n and contention. "If the thing were done, 'twere weli "twere done.quick-

Franki.is-, this State, has completed its water works, and the occasion was celebrated in good old lloosie style. The HiiHthlii-ait has an illustrated write-up of the event which is both creditable to the paper and to tho town.

The l'rankfort Civscnit says the chief contestant for the Speakership are Crisp, of Georgia, Mills, of Texas, and Springer, of Illinois. What has become of the "grassburner" from Indiana? In the eves of the Crw:nl he don't seem to be "in it."

The Columbus correspondent of the Chi( aj'o Jiitcr-Ociiiii figures that John Sherman will have a majority of three in the Republican legislative caucus. It will reflect no credit on Ohio Kepublic:ins should set aside such a statesman

John Sherman for the "brilliant blunderer" Foraker.

old State .air grounds, which

consisted of 36 acres, were sold Monday for 8275,100 to Messrs. Martindale, Clav]xol and Hubbard who will plat the tract into city lots. Historic associations are connected with the grounds s.s they were known during the war as '-Camp Morton." The State

Board will at once purchase new grounds.

AMI JfO.S.S.

UCK-

Asbnry Fink was at Indianaiwlis

day. T. A. Adkins was at the Capital Tuesday.

Finley Mount, of voar city, was here Monday. Howard Witt, of Anderson, was here last week. .Tames Weaver wns at Crawfordsville Saturday.

Dave Norman was hunting on the AViibash last week. Miss Doad Iinel is acting as assistant postmistress.

Mrs. .lames lliggins is much improved at this writing. Tom nunt, of Crawfordsville, is doing some work here.

Mrs. H. Ilrown, of Lebanon, .s the guest of her parants Wednesday. Monday night as the local freights was transferring some cars from the siding three cars ran down tho grade as the engine was going on the switch and collided, completely demolishing the the cab and injuring the fireman slight lv about the knees.

IlEAFXESS CA.\ 111: VUltEIt

local applications, as they cannot

ed condition of the miaous bn.ng of

the Lustaclnan I ute. hen this tube [.

V. ,T. CHENEY .t CO., Toledo, O. ..io)J by druggist, 75 cents.

Bargains in Cloaks and drees goods this week. Lou in Uisciiof.

Iin mortality* Xi: i-V-

Immortal lift* something to be earrifctV Hy slownelf conquest, comradeship with Pain, Ami patient socking after higher truth*. We cannot follow our own wayward wills. Ami fiHHl our baser appetites, auil give I^oose rein to foolish tempers yearou year. Ami then rry, "Lord, forgive me, believe." And straightway bathe in glory. Men must learn

—r— God's system too cram! a thing for that.

Postolliee at (. rawfonisvule ,j.^e par^ jjvino dwelt* in our souls, and we Can fan it to a steady flame of light, ....... I Whose luster uiliN the pathway to the tomb. THL DAILi JUL KAL, shines on through Kternity, or else By miiil. per annum Nei leet it till it glimmers down to Death, My mail, six month-.... I i0}ives us but the darkness of the grave. lly curriVrtK-r 10 Each comiuerwl fowls the llvtnu tlnme:

Each well Itorno sorrow is a tep toward Ciod: Faith cannot rescue, and iu blood redeem 40 M,j Tbe soul that will not reason and resolve.

Lean on thyself, yet prop thyself with prayer (All hope is prayer: who calls it hope no more Sends prayer footsore fort hover weary wastes. While ho who calls it prayer gives wings to hope). And there arc spirits, messengers of Love, Who come at call and fortify ourstrengih. Make friends with them, and with thine inner self Cast out all envy, bitterness ami hate Aud keep the mind's fair tabernacle pure. Shake hands wirh Pain, give greeting unto

Grief.

died.

1383—New system of "standard time" went Into operation. IS86—Es-Presideut Chester Allan Arthur died

In New York city born 1S3Q.

Those angels in disguise, and thy glad soul From height to height, from star to shining star. Shall :limb and claim blest immortality. —Klin Wheeler Wilcox.

GENUINE JOKES.

E—"Ami.

darling, what does your

father think of my suit?"' She (sobbing)—"lie thinks it is a misGt. Detroit Free Press. "Do Yor think I can see through you?" said an irate old gentleman to the burly man in front of him. "You ought to be able to, sir," returned the other, good-naturedly, "I've a pain In my back." "Now,

TIIERF.

goes a woman whose

chin plainly shows firmness." "You are wrong. There is nothing firm about that woman's chin. It oscillates on the slightest provocation. I happen to know her."—Indianapolis Journal.

RS. F.ACON*

TREETE—"Had

"1 SEE

anil Boston capitalists

have agreed with the Omaha 15 jard of Trade invest SI,iM.lil.000 in beet sngar factories in and near malia. Arother direct result of the McKinley law.

7* it'i

ly." Otherwise let it drop and give the suffering public a much needed rest.

iB^f

we bet

ter invite the Finsons? Sir. Finson'» father was in trade, you know?" Miss Minerva—"lut trade of a most refined character, mamma. lie dealt in nothing but spectacles."—Indianapolis Journal.

there is one class of meu who

are unable to obtain divorces in Chicago," remarked Mr. Stcbbins. "For mercy sakes who are they?" his wife questioned. "The bachelors." he replied, a.s he shut the door.—Lowell Citizen.

(JillLt* lit: I ICHtS.

—7l'-

Mrs. Gabb (hostess)—Your little eot does not apix-ar to have much appetite. .Mrs. Gadd—No he's quite delicate.

Mrs. Gabb—Can't you think of anything you would like, my little man? Little Man—Xo'm. You see. won made me eat a hull hit before we started so I wouldn't make a pig of myself.— Good News.

Fashion Note.

Miss IHirhtone—Are you going to tho country this year? Everything is so greon rinl lovely.

Miss Klite—No. I'm-uot going. Green is not ltecoming to mo.—Texas Siftinps.

Not to He Damitrd.

Jealous Husband—He fore we poto Do Twigpr's dance I want to warn you that I do not like .your flirting habits.

She (with feminine readiness)—Don't you? Pastes will differ. Some people do'.—Judge.

illdlculous.

Maude—TVhv don't you come down and bathe, Clara? Clara—Tn the rail* I guess not. 1 might get 1113- new bathing suit wet.— Jury.

A llooii to Women.

The Patent Adjustable Shoe, three grades and three prices—S2."i0, S3.50. and S5.00. The best shoe in the world. Sold by J. A. Hardee, at lore's store, south Wash ngton street.

llttppy lloomrrH.

Win. Timmous, postmaster of Idaville, lnd., writes: "Electric Bitters liaB 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 Klectric Bitters to bo" the best kidney and liver medicine made, made me feel like a new man." J. W. (iardner. hardware merchant same town, says: "Elee-

Bittera is just tho thing for a man that is all run down and don't care whether he lives or dies: he found new strength, good appetite nnd 'felt just lik.- he had a new leaso on life." Only 50c a bottle •it Nye it Go's, drug store.

A Safe luvcstmcnt.

Is one which ia guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan yon can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consn mption. It is guaranteed to being relief in every case., when tisod for any affection of Throat.

,• .. Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, reach tho d.seased portion of the ear. ^(1,°,,nation of Lungs, Bronchitis ihere ,s only one way cure deaf-

ness, and that is by const, nt.ona me-

dies. Deafness caused by anin«ani-j

Aslhm wb

l( is

K.ndcd'

gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when Many old soldiers, who contracted it is entirely closed, Deafness is tho ro-' chronic diarrhoea while in the service, suit, aud unless the inflammation can iiave since been permanently cured of be taken out and this tubo restored to it by Chamberlain's Coiic. Cholera and its normal condition, hearing will be Diarrluea Remedy, lor Bale by Nve destroyed forever: nine cases out of ten Co. are cauMed by catarrh, which is nothing but inllamed condition of the mucous surfaces. Wo will give One Hun-

^, Croup, etc.

,ensant 'ml8agrL41)le

|)0

Trial bottles free at Nye

Co/(J store

For lame back there is nothing better than to saturate a flannel cloth with

'rod Dollars for any caso of Deafness Chamberlain's Pain Balm nnd bind it on used by catarrh) that we cannot c.^6 by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. 8vn( for circulars free.

tho affected parts. Try it nnd you will bo surprised at tho prompt relief it affords. Tho same treatment will cure rheumatism. For sale by Nyo Co.

—Call and examine tho elegant lino of art work on exhibition at Pontious fc Lacoy.

INWAXA.

Bits of I lfonuntlou from Many Parts of tho Stnto.

I'Iih- i'i« riilrusn.

I.oi ansi'oht. hid.. Nov. is. A decision wu rendered Tuesday by .ludge Met'onnell in the injunction proceedings of the 1 n.lianu ga* people against the (.'hiea.Lfo !'o line, in which lie-makes perpetual the injunction against the l'.pe l.ino Company and enjoins them from eroding the iicd of the old Walt.in!-. X: F,r)e canal, .bulge McConnell held that the plaintiff's title was sutlieient. and thill tho defendant's contention that the injunction should In* dissolve.! I vmiis" the defend Hit had institut-'d pro •cedillas to condemn the lull I after the restraining order had been granted wa 110 ground for dissolving the injunction, as the plaint.tY was 1 Willed to the injunction for the pnrposii protecting the possession. anil that the injunction was proper as an auxiliary proceeding in aid of an action at iaw. The court, held that under the evidence the taking of g.is to Chicago could only be done in violation of the pumping taws of the state of Indiana, and that it would not be aided to violate the law.

Judge infield, the Indiana 'ttorney for the road, said: "The notice to dissolve the injunction was m: le bv the defend:'.tits as a precautionary siep 'ireliminarv to a iinal hearing. The Chicago tias Company will got a decision upon the merits of the case at a proper time, aud it will be favorable to them.''

Arrcslcil the Doctor for Itigutiiy. FiiAVKKOKT. lnd.. Nov. IS —Dr. AV. II. St. John Ilosa. well known as an oeuiist. was arrested in this city on a charge of bigamy preferred by Mrs. St. John llosa No. U. Mrs. Kosa wa.s marriott the doctor at Kort Wayne two years ago and claims to have recently discovered that her husband's true name is simply William li. Jones, iu« st ad of the more high-sounding \V. II. St, Jo.m Kosn: also that the doetor has a wife and three children at Kalamazoo, Mich. Tlit doctor brought his wife to Krankfurl three months ago and has ince been making this city his headquarter: wh le vMlinir other town* of the state, lie is a gmtie-l-looking old gentleman. aged 70 vcars, while h\ wife is :i.' *ea i*.^ his unior.

The Mrrhlnt Miner*.

Tr.uisi: II a 1* ii-:. Intl.. Nov. IS.—1Th* sf511e olliei'.i«s of the miiifrs* or^raniza lion havi- airivetl that miners mi^ht iv turn to work wherever framed the in ereai-il r*ca1e of \vajf.\s fleinaiule'l-eiylUy-Iive eents for bloek eoal an seveM«y-li\** '.ents for hi!umiaott- eoal 'l'he isihat a liaif «h»: 11 nnin'are in te. *ra« .on. None of the bloek oi V»itu:tufn-tis et«al operators who signet the "ir^n-ela I" a«rre»-!nt*nl a week a«r liave r.irr.MMl to pay the seale. The at tempt put to v, «.»r!:in p!ae«! the men \v ll he resistetl

ShinpiJi'^ I :*.« «*«c lliphi IttM'iu VirtitHK. 1 i«[ N'Ai'oi.is. Nov. s. A flagrant vitiation of the law in •rar(l to sh»i pinir «!'*ail louies ha e*n li.seove!'e by the Mali: hoard of health. The lav positively prohibits th.» shipping ol th:% bodies of persons cl_,*in^ of diph theria. but in the face of this the body of .1 child, who died from the disease .Sunday, was shipped to freonca*tb Sunday rii^ht. Tho permit was issued from ihe city health olliee, where it was known that diphtheria was tht cause of death.

Indiana Slate Fjtir (irouiMl« Sold. In'!ia\ai'ot.is. Nov.

board of agriculture has sold tlie state fair grounds, north of city, to E. I!. .Martiiiilal" K. 1'. Claypool and \V. \V. llublian! for .? 7."i. 100. The trait contains fifty-six acres and will lit. platted aud made an addition to the city. Tin* board will purchase lieu ground*, where they will make a milt race track anil make extensive improvements over the old site for hold inj state fairs. \Vreeked 11 .Mtilicle Street C»r.

Mt'Ni.'lK, Inil.. Nov. IS.—At an early hour Monday morning miscreants made an unsuccessful attempt to wreck one of the trains on the Mtincie street railway. Bowlders were wedged between the guard and track rail on a sharp curve on East Main street, and the steam motor and car were derailed: but the unusually low rate of speed saved the twenty or more'passengers. The car was badly smashed.

IMeil of f.ockjniv.

Fou Wa VNK. Tnd.. Nov. 18.—A few days since Mrs. Lreorge \V. I'ranke stepped on a rusty nail. Saturday lockjaw developed, the brow becoming knit, the eyes wide open, fixed and (•taring, the nostrils distended and tlie angles of the mouth drawn back, exposing to view the clenched teeth. She died Monday afternoon, after enduring intense agony for forty-eight hours.

Will the $tr~ik?rif.

Coi.i Miu s. O., .Nov. 18.—A part of the members of the executive board of the 1'nited Mine Workers discussed the situation in Indiana to-day. and it was agreed the strength of the organization should lie given for higher wages in that state. A full board meeting has been called for to-day, when decisive action will be taken.

SitppoMtd Snicido of a »irj, Maiitinsvii.i.k. Ind.. Nov. 18.—Miss May l.loyd. ageil 17 years, of North Mahalasville, K*ft home Monday night and in still mysteriously missing. Selfdestruction is feared.

Ittliy lluriii'i! to ll« Hi.

"1 KtMiK llAiri'K. ind., Nov. IS.—Mabel liases. .w ars of age, daughter of Condiu.t.,i (.,. gu Hayes, was burned to death. Her clothes caught fire from an open grate.

l*'Htat .Jf*nliiany.

Dt'it.xNoo. Col., Nov. 18. —Maggie Montgomery stabbed John Oross in the heart Sunday' night at the Plnenix variety theater in this city. Gross died instantly. lie was to have been married on Monday, and this caused Maggie jealousy. Maggie is a hard character and this is her sccond victim. She is now in jail.

Worth its •retail tn Gold. 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 childron that she did all together with her last, having previously used four bottloe of "Mother's Friend." It is a blessing to any one expecting of become a mother, says a customer to mine. Hendkiiuon Dale, Druggist,

Garmi, III

Write the Bradfleld Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga., for further particular Sold by Nye A Co., Crawfordsville. Ind

T-w .• "•'•'ir v*v

For

»niilll«u»n.a

ITTLE

IS. —1Tin state

PILLS.

WHY, ARE YOU StCK?"

1 know precisely how you I'eel It is that nervous, irritable fcclinir. your back troubles you, ami when you try to rend a little, your head aches. Isn't that so? I knew It. Oh, bother the doctor 1 Get a bottle of Vegetable Compound, and take It faithfully, as I have done. I've been through this thing myself, but am nevertroubled now. Do as 1 tell you, dear."

Prndent women who best understand their ailments, tlnd In tlie Compound a remedy for all those distivsj-iiig ills that require prompt and effective treatment- as a guaranty to good hetthh.

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S

L*o»ltlvc

Is the only

C'urf unil Lrjritftnmtc* Itemedjr

tor th« jMH'ullur weakne^M'S »ud uilin« nt!« ol women. It our«'s the worst forms of Feitmle Coiupluhit^, tlmt Ilouring-dowti Feeling, Weak Nuck, Fulllnn and nisplacetnent of the Womb, Inflammation, Ovarian Troubles, and all Organic IU'aseH of the Uterus or Womb, and Is invaluable to the Chauge of Life. Dissolves ami expels Tumors from the Uterus at an early stage, and checks any tendency to Omcerott* Humor. Subdues Kaintnes#, Kxcitability, Nervous Prostration, Kxhautftion, and rtrenKthetifl and tone.-»the Stomach. Cures* Henduche, fleneral lebillty, Indigestion, *-w., and invigorate* the whole system. For the cure of Kidney Complaiuts of either sex, (he Compound Ium no riVul.

All lruggi^t* *ell it as a Mandard article* or sent by malt, in form of I'lll* or l..)wiip.vs on no-ipt of $1.00. LYDIA E. PINKHAM MED. CO.. LYNN. MASS

^_,An Illustrated book,entitled "Guide to Health and Etiquette," by Lydla E. Plnkham, lsofgreat^_!^ value to ladles* We will present a copy to anyone addressing us with two 2»cent stamps,

indsanaponsBusinessUniversitY

OLD DRY AST fi STEATTOK. HOBTa PKSNSTL^AHIJl ST.. WBHH BLOCK. 0PPO8IT1 P08TOPPICB. THE HIGHEST GRADE BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND 8CHOOL, lisuvblisuod 1S50 open all the year enter any timo iuaividualinstructlon: lectnres larcc facialtime short: cxpt'usbslow no feo for Diploma aatrictly BufiinessSchool in an unrivaled eom» -y

liutiviui ruuu. UIIU |muuuiM.u t»j lattivuu, iuuuomiuii |iiuivoatunui uuu who employ skilleil help: do charge for positions uneqtmlcd in the success of Its graduates.

SEND FOR ELEGANT C&TAL06UE. HEEB & OSBORN,

THE POSITIVE CURE.

I KTiV BHOTHBRS. W W*mm BU New Tort Wee GOctiis

•r- WORTH A GUINEA A BOX.4**

CURE

61ck BtmdftChoaad relievo all tho troubles lnof* dent to a bilioua otato of tho aybtorn, such o9 PlzzinesB, Nausea, Drowsinoss, Dlatress after eating, Pain In the 8ido, &o. Whilo tUelrxDOttft remarkable success has been shown in curing

SICK

Be&Oaebo, yet Oartcr'u Little Liver Pfflf equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre* Tenting thlsannoyinscomptaint.whilo they also correct all disorders or thea tomach^timulato tha liver and regulate tho bowetoe Even If the only

HEAD

'Acbethey would bealmost^ricelcsstotboee who cuifer from thlfldiHtrcssing complaint but fortunately their goodneaa does notend here.and those Who once try them will find these littlo pills valuable in bo many ways that they will not bo willing to do without them* But after aUslckbda4

JSl

flflthebaneof Bomanylivofl that hemisphere iwemakeourgreatboast. Ourpillscuroitwhile Others do not.

Carter's Littlo Liver Pills are very email and •ery easy to take. Oue or two pills makoadono. They are Btrictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action please all who usethem. In vials at 25 cents flvefor$l. Sold by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail.

CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

BILIOUS & NERVOUS DISORDERS

Such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Fullness and Swelling after Meals, Dizziness, and Drowsiness. Cold Chills,

^HUMPHREYS' VETERINARY SPECIFICS

For Sorses, Cattle, Sheep, Bogs, Hogs,' AND PODLTHT. 000 Page Hook «n Treatment of Animals una Chart Hent Free* CURBS Fever*,Congest ions* Inflammation A.A.Uplnfil MynluuUin, I*]ilk Fever. H.B.—Strnlun^ l«an)ent'Ns» UbtMitnatlsm* C.C.—Dlntemper, Nnwnl OlHchurges. D.I).—llotM or iambi** WorniN, E.E«~CoiiKbNi HcnvM, Pneumonia* Fr«**Col)c or (jSripcii, llellyacbe*

IHIftcarrluKe, llemorrbagcfl.

II.II.—Urlnnry and Kidney lineascv* J.I.••Eruptive IUeuHefi» Mange, J.K.—Diaeatfes of liuestlon Paralyslur Single BotUo (over 50 dosesX «0( Stable Cn«e, with Specifics, Manual,

Veterinary Cure Oil aid »Icdlcutor, 97.00 Jar Veterinary Cure Oil, l.uO Sold by DruBslsts or Sent Prepaid anywhere and in any quantity on Receipt of Price.

HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO., Corner William and John Sts., Now York.

|HT7MPSREYS'

HOMEOPATHIC MM

I SPECIFIC No.fi 0

In use 30 years. Tlie only raccesafnl remedy for

Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,

and Proitration, from* over-work or oilier catwe^ 91 per vial, or 6 vinls and large vial powder, for S6. 8orj) by DnoooisTB, or sent postpaid on reeofct OT price.—HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO.,

Oor. William and John Sts.. N.

RAILWAY TIME CARD.

5^ M0N0NR0DTE.

1:20n.m Nlrht Mull (dully) 1:5la.in l:10p.m Diiv Mull (dal'.y) 1 j^Op.ir 0:10u.m Way Freight 2:40p.m

BIG 4—PeoriaDivision.

B:0Ku.m Express—Mall Otlfta.m 210:a.ro Mull (dully) ...12:20a.n 6:18p,m Mall—Express l:40p.ir I'l'Jp.ui Mali—Kxproas.. 1: 8pm

VANDALIA.

0 l4a.m Kinross 5:18p.m Mall 11:50 am Freight

VEGETABLE

COMPOUND

WANTED.

N»HTH

'1:1 hpm 10o.ni II '»0 uni

Proprietors

Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite,

Shortness of Breath, Costireness, Scurry, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations. Sc. THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF IN TWENTY MINUTES.

BEECHAM'S PIUS TAKEN AS DIRECTED RESTORE FEHALE8 TO COMPLETE HEALTH.

For Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Constipation, Disordered Liver, etc.,

thoy ACT UKE MAGIC, Strengthening the muscular System, restoring lonB-lost Complexion, bringing back tbe kttn edge of appetite, and arousing with tbe ROSEBUD OF HEALTH the whole physical energy ol tbe baman frame. One ot the best guaxanteea to the Nervous and Debilitated Is that BEECHAM'S PIUS HAVE THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY PROPRIETARY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.

Prepared only bj THOg. BEECHAM. St. Helens. LoxuMie, ritwi. Sold by Druggist*generally, B. F. ALLEN CO.. 385 lnd 367 Canal 8t. Nea YW*. Sole Ajunti for the United SttteLulo (if jmr dnuccist doe* not keep them) wiljLMAIL

BETOHAM'S HLLS enuPEQEIPT of HUQE.Xota. A BOX. fM*!rna» ttniT

LAW UHMKMHRH PATUCT THAT OFFICE' OI.IVEU L*. PKHH1N HmoK..

Procures American and Foreign Paients!

Caveats, Tiademarks. Cpp.vrifjhis, priuts and labels, and prosecutes all claims com ing before tbe Putorit Offleo. Atul piui'tices in all courts, civil and criminal cause* re ceive itninediaie consideration adininistrs. tors, fiuardlans aud exectors' pni tiul and final reports decedents estates, collection ol claims, exauiinatidi of abstracts :mic titles, inteic.sis and r'g'its or heirs, and IcRHtres ate nil given prompt, and cureful altci)! wills, deeds, niortuases. contracts. etc., icadil.v prepared advertisins renting- and selliiiR of farnm and ck property promptly attendeil to. 11 for saie. and left in my agency, tliey are so advertised in eucli adjoining county constituting the best renl property advertising and sale apency in Western Indiana. The people of Mouttromer.v and adjoining: counties are cord inly invited to call. You will always find me at. my oftlce on business hours from S to W o'clock a. m. and from 1 to ft o'clock p. m. Joel block, south Washington st., Crawfordsville lnd. Notary aud Indiana Iieal Estate Agency oflice. divlml.'i

The Ladies of Crawfordsville and vicinity

to know that we are prepared to doall kinds of DltF.SS MAKING. Work guaranteed. MRS. RUSK and MISS JOHNSON, Nov. 804 West Piko SI

Drs.l .J.&nd Martha E.H. GrlftM!.

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218

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Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives special att lon Chronic and Surgical Dim -!es Women, Oblldren, and Obetetr'.c -. Or. GrltBth, a irenei a', practice.

CONSULTATION FRKJS

An Lonest Swede tolls liis :,t ry in plain lmt unniistnkiiblo language for tlie benelit of tho public. "One of niv children took severe cold and got the croup. I gave her teaspoonful of Chainberlnin'a Cough Keinedv, and in five minutes later I gave her ono more. By this time she had to cough up the gathering in her throat. Then she wont to sleep and slept good for fifteen minutes. Then she got up and vomited then she went back to bed and slept good for the remainder of tho night. She got tho croup tho second night nnd I gavo her tho samo remedy with tho same good results. I write this because I thought there might bo some ono in tho same need and not know tho true merits of this wonderful medicine." CiiAitLEs A. THOMI'SEEK, DOS Moines, Iowa. 50 cent bottlos for sale by Nvo & Co.

Jtucklen'M Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cute, brnisoa, sores, ulcers, suit rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilnpinbs corns and all skin eruptions, and losslively euros pilos, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 2ff cents per boi. For sale by Nye & Co

Superior To All Others. Allcock's Porous Plasters nre tho greatest external remedy of the day. 1'he quickest, safest, suiest, b.*st. Not only immeasurable superior to all other plasters, but also to liniments, ointments, oils and similar unctuous compounds. liewaro of imitations, and do not bo deceived by misrepresentations. Ask for Allcock's and lot no solicitation or explanation induce you to occept a substitute.

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less as dew icni is dew huIh.llawer.'' Jfists ut)d hulnlres^ei:-.. OruliimV esinliHslinii-i iivi" '••••iviii t*rHiietsee. (i..'i- stie n-..„t |, ishes ol the Imv Hl.V in,", or ikiiiv 1 .„h. tiineeireiil.e.t l.v Irn,...' ,,n ,!i.. little book, "Hiiw toi,,. lit-iiiiiiiiil'""'' f"

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to tall. *1 .U0 a Ik \, no.M's lot i't on- M.m mall prepaid on receipt of prii.', Guarantee posth-cly kIvcii to cih-Ij puh-lia-.-ol" tltioxcs, when purcluwil 1111.1:111,-. t,, t'1111(1 tho 35 00 paid it imi m-,,|. (miumh!,,. issued by Nye ,V Co, l»ru«-fisis.V SuU* Ci-awfordsville, Ind. Saini'k^ 1'ici-.

.aUPTURE

1 it IvittVoMMul 1*1 Ail.4.. .ft.. *1 t'oHtlv.-ircuml

Home ll«li TruM.co!tiinn»i. Ciosmntt^ltu only onoln ih«* vorl.i jfen^ranr.j nconti!iuo«» /.7r/nd- JiTami^ij

eurr+r.t. SoU-ntiiic. Powerful.imr*burv'omfortablo find l-llti'tiv.-. Aviild ovrrli.onocnml. Sond^i'unpforrtir.r -t also KIJX-tuio un.TH ro»i IMSKW-C 9c. MOfiUE. l(£MQV£i' "0 180 WABA°H AVE.. CtitMo.

VIGOR OF MEH

Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored. IV eukncMO* Nerrou*nc«». Ilohlllty. am! nft the trolJi of ovlls from farly rnrar later (•Ht.'s.-e*. the r«5utt» of overwork, Picking, wi»rrr.oto. Kali Htrenglh, development, niul tune cm-'n toevftr onran and iortim of tlx simple, tinture! metb^Hl.t. Immediate impniveuiont KailunrefurrncoH. i-xplanstbat ruid pjQofs mailed (Wftled) free. AJcJrev*

Wt*IE MEDICAL CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y.

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HEALTHFUL. CEUCICUi-. STRENGTHENING. DEVELOPING. itnile ln.all flavor.. Cli- ai .'i ll.- Icamly, that ruinsyjuff liralth. Tins sawtaky CANDY ^ill li.'liyoiii'.ilfecstloa,i iii:nil y»m '.in-, makeyom-di»scki»fos:, stc^uatla ywr wttw. land fottl£x,jpu hgHlnsl jtuacks iliwaw^ it prevents.rrinkls*i. Becomme»tMi •».*• ''""i' pjiyglolinii.: His not a Patent Medirine but a HeiHhy.Food. it m'nUo*. ih^iicmjuivfp«psla, nervous hCK'lache. «ml blcuclies utiueccswu'y.* Try It- nn«l ou 'will

Ono T'outi'l

05 rents, prermUl. sliljux^l uny ScikJ Ha oonls for sample junnnl l»ov. vitlt hm ''nform&tlon to Sanitary Candy Co.. 309 Chamber of Commerc Building. Chicago. Illinois

Good Blood Good Hemlth. Bloet&«*reh«r li lb# a^fMt Purifier ^wkaomu BmI TmU«. ^Ootm BoQi. Pinplea.

UImei, BlMk Hud^ ftnd til Udl

FBI—4. B«U *T Dni|if ta. tU Hn IHlKu St., itttrtm*.

Lots $100 to $250 #1» Kowu a imi SI I*it Week. You will loublo your no'it'.v 1-y iiicnt. Colinnbhi Heights, out* -lil^-'^e. comlnKK'tiatMiuiuluotuiluj.' uated oil ih« ChiouKoaml Ktistorn lllhwi- l'• otioof thu bost biilnirlmn liiu*. omurii i. n''dally. Good wuter, perfect .^url:H-«» Direct eonneetion witli the i»re:it »''m1 Indiana uud Illiliols. The Inchest prou« Cmk county. 13-J fwt. ubovethe inke. Umia and cottiiffOH built to onle* -i VUT?'a*'r£,*\ir small cash payment ami balaiuv in ,, uiont lily Inst illincuts. A with Abstract to all purchasers. J.J been mndu by shrewd Investors in property In a short tltne. HeM enecs lu Chicago Mlven if roiiulivd. J. see the lots, we show them Ir-'C Address fur plats and y'Vjwn^r. 1 l!?:i Chamner of romme-ee H'l'U. thl(W

HI.

Groon

MUSIC HALL

AWdnesilay. Nov. 1

Successful,

And

Thrilling

A PLAY FOR Till-: I'EOl'LK

MR DAN'L A. KELLV,

Anil Ills own Kronl stiver Tlienter illnltum.r. I Mil.) Stock Company, in Ills

The

Sensational

Detective,

Meiodram a

Lconie, The Waif

Prices, 25, 35 and 50 Cents.

PLENTY OF MONEY To Loan lit. 0 or 7 ler cent. aecorUlnKto the (iecurlty offereil,

VACANT LOTS

Or Improved proyerty lor wile In auy part of the city.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE Furnished on short notice from the most oomplcte set. of an-

Btrncts books InMt.ntgxiniery county.

ALBERT C. JENNISON Ixiau, liisuranco anil Ileal Estate AKOnt l'lonecr AJistractcr.

PIONEER ABSTRACTER, Over 121 F.iifctMaln Street. cniwfordsvillOt-

Indiana.