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

0^33 E.\TJOYS Both the method and results v, jen Syrup of Fi^s is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, anil acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, I-iver nnd Bowels, cleanses the sysfcin eflcctually, dispels colds, headliC5 and fevers and cures habitual tonstipntion. Syrup of Figs is the jnly remedy of its kind ever proiliioed, pleasing to the taste and nooiitabla to the stomneh, prompt ii: its action and truly beneficial in its eflects. prepared only from the mosi oe.iltliy and agreeable substances. its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is fcr sale in 50c And SI bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who nay not have it 011 hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try Do not accept auj substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO

S.4V

-ri At. CI SCO. CAL.

toutsviiu. XV- ... YORK. SI....

WEAK, NERVOUS PEOPLE. I». IIOKNK'S SN-JR MKT »-.I•.»• .:•

T'ONIRTITK

SECTRiriilS

LJ Oil FRALH—I'NRTV URTV.- ID LAND IN 1-uuk T»»wuship. A»IUre.-- I UB I-T JCR» F»ou street

OH ^ALH- Oklahoma Information liurean 1 Co., Land and TON I«OI? TH-e. HOW and kind ol land to SELECT, ILNW MNI wnat will jrrow, etc. Valnabic inturmntion make AND save money. Itemiione dollar, has. Hlh, Outline,

Oklalioma

Territory,

NOI

ILK. 1 will sell your Iiouvl-, farm, or any other real estate, or forfeit I I-.* SEND

stump

F'OLT

lorrepi). A L.KUED COIIKS. W i'cal K^ATE AIFCII'-. 4 Myrtle Ave., I'-rooklyn, N. Y.

A!.K--Pro{«erty In U\»nu:view BOU^E of seven rooms. k'OCmI T-ABLE

outbuUdiuu's. Kot

at premises,

DAILY

SjHHKl VLLLML. ML Utli'FU LIV IRK!:, MDNLV .»A «. vhnui.'ijt *»»f

Bitiens

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1 1.' fil »KAM:n !li

lat. -t lmr*7-iV= Table [UitJ VJ BfclMCAl. ll'CTIllt. liKt I i.» WORLD. KWtnc sust*'n«"ri.-- n« vith Avuiil I'onnw^i''^

v«tn

s-ai-v lii*s* ri~o 'fi lift-

.'MM(lnltMl..n». ElKfTKIC IK US e.000 curt S*-n .-r.\[n|i (.:r i!!':• Irnt.-.! DR.WJ.KORHE.RSMOVEDTO 180 VJ8DASK AY.,CiliMC9

THE BHEAT ENGLISH REMEDY,

BEECHAM'S PILLS For

an!

Ncrrons

Disorders.

"Worth & Gntnen, a Box" but sold for 25 Cents, III' ALL IIIU'GGISTS.

WANTED- HELP.

Notice? uudor this bo al !rot*

lor.lJjrt

days.

IRIRT for TRITJCNN work

Apply to MJH, D. !I. .1 uck.son,-. ONSI »\t»riue.

7ANTED—A TRWM UUR^L- Wilj NA SH'R wtst i')Kf si reel. :pi vat oru'e,

\/ANTED'*-(.»o6fl jrlrl iv general hous,Wurk. Inquire at. -'cast- .Jotiw-x'.j STREET

\\7AXTEI~la

). YOV WAN IT) .A IR»0

ut home'/

Mrs.SMHH

lor IK.JC

IT UNIRUBI.I LOUNGE, AND ALLOWED ME tu Irfconie vlio unvveri*d my advcn.l-^n^ ai- to s*»e Iior loiittw* tor wh'itrh. I ihi**e a c. u:tW-i.»n, luch avvrukrOM t.iO jH-r wovk. Il i.jo -....tuc ouim tu your dUtrk-t end lor rtns

F* LF HKU 1 «I 1 -S

7o My rtlc Ave., N. I.

FAN IJCL)—A JH'RSOTIII WJIO «,*a» coos. an«i VY bake to EUIMOR

the

LH«»T ROKLIJJR STOIC

luthoworlil. Priiv.'SlA \o nn!-.f-JO.' 'fVnu^ 10 percent, IIISOJUNTEUSH witli ONLER, BALANCE in days.

Au'uko Cui.E'J, 5^0•:-MvrtJe

avenue. Brooklyn, N. V.

ii* r. L'J-Jy Ja-.v

FOR SAIL.

Notices under thif bead on«* rontiVllne.aduv. Ivlght words 10 ii line. Nothing :|c«» iliau 10 ceutd taken. Caslj.lu tulv^iK-e» piea-e-

and

t.ukeu,

F»

FOU

otlier

well set

fruit Inquire

WMT lnv»»ST e«»rtn-r.f MARK^M-'and

Davis ST reel-.

FOR RENT.

... Nonce- under thi* head one eenr. line a du. Ki*rni words to a line. Nothlni? than 10 "uuts

(.'U^H SN ADVANCE, P'I'ASE.

'H UKNT Piano in'o«:Kl condition. A pplj to J. A. (idbert

]H?rson or by j^wtai

BI'N'I':—A hoviseofo NXMK. hull, CELLAR EIJ-iern and wiKxlhouse. on south:WALNUT strt.-»:t. Apply to L.N. Van^ickle.

F«)K

UKNT.-A tine mab' BO^. T\i hj IJEmas GILBERT, iu fcln}rlewoo *-AST .MAIN MrM.

BF.NT.—House

F"'»U

stable. *4: in

W»iBLIM or other work. lU. TII NKV.

J(R NT.—bouseon T»rant avenue, NXNII"-, JF\NVL cellar, stable. «'ist**rn, WELL •KX*\ eonveniendes None but H«M»d, ilrst CLASS renter* ne«'d apply. -Innuiro at ALBRIGHT'S Kroeery and bakery. IS).

FOUND.

NOTICES UIHK'r this huuI 1 ROC lop THREE days

M, I—A BILLED shawl nil \VAII-R HTRCTM

Im'Iwocii

Miirkct, und

(rail nave

t.y

sl'jrv.

Main, L.n-cr

I !I[hnir at 1!

s.Caski-LL'S

."/.!U

inliliucrv

llixeilsi'x.

What spoctaoU' is more ilisgii.stiiiK than 11ml of a manor woman witii a «kin diyoaw which shoWH itself in piu'ipics or lilotclics on hands, arms, face and ck': It is Himply impure blood. See what Jiramlruth's 1'illK did for a cUronic. wise: George Chapman, Piueening, .Miuh.. BTLVH: '•For years I was in the Mounted Infantry in the U. S. Army, residing during that time principally in Texas. Almost all of that time I had a chronic skin disoiise, characterized by an eruption over tlio entire surface of my logs and thighs, arms and chest. The doctors tinned it eczema. had given up all hopes of ever being cured, when Jjrandreth's l'ills were recommended to me. I concluded to try them, and 1 have thanked (iod daily since then that did o. used them for about tbive months nd by that time was completely cured nd have never had any trouble'since.''

ltucKten'8 Arnica Salve.

The beet sulve

corns

in the world for

JOURNAL.

PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON

By T. H. B. McCAIN.

Rnlerml »T

the

TostolWit? at Crawfordsvllle

Indiana, as

seinnd-class matter.

THK .DAILY .LORKNAL,

BY MULL, PER ANNUM $5.00 L»Y MAIL, SIX MONTH «.TK) KY MALL, THREE MCNTHS I.«I0 BY CARRIER. JK*R WEEK V. 10

THK WKKKLY JOL'HNAL.

THREE MOUTHS **0 ^LX MONTHS ONE YEAR 11

FOR PAPERS SENT OUTSIDE THE COUNTY 10 CENTS ADDITIONAL FOR POSTA.EE. TheWtKKLY

must

tuvatlaldy

bo PAID for LU

advance. Send J»ostal not*? or mone£ order.

THURSDAY, DKC. », 1891.

This Date in History—Dec, 3. 1&>£—KING

James IJ HT from bis palace in ter

ror at the approach of William of Orange tho British revolution. ITXJ-Sasnuid CRONIPLON, Inventor ef the spinning mule. born. ISOU—Marshal Morcau defeated the Austrians at llohcnlimlett. iSSi-lkdzoiti ^GIOVANNI IJnttista), famous traveler, dit-d in Afric a LNru in Padua, 177$. ISUO—GCOIVE Bruitosi McLUellan, soldier, born in I'hiladelphia diet! LSCJO. IS39—tireec Berry Uaum, commissioner of pea-

FCIOUS, bom in Golcotida, I'opo county,ills. Robert Moutsgmery, British poet, divd born LJU7. ISC1—Buttle of Vienna, VA. ICFW—THE HOUSO OF REPRC^CNTALIVT^ at WASHING

TON piisscd the interuaiioual copyright law.

Tin: public debt was reduced during the month of November S'-J.OiM.'.lsij.li'i.

I is said that when President Harrison heard of the meeting of the 17 at Indianapolis to defeat his renomination it created a profound impression oil his miud, and he seriously considered the propriety 5f telegraphing these wise young men ,his withdrawal from the race.:

Dii. .J. N. Ti'iUot litis received some samples of the ore from the Temesoal mines. California. The person from whom he received the specimens says that tin ore is apparently inexhaustible, ai.d that these mines can furnish it in sutik'ien! (J nntities to supply the civj ilizedworld. The development of these mines is one of the grand results of the McKiniey tariiT law.

l.N a speech delivered by Gov. Joseph A. Wright, before the u'ashington coun

ty agricultun.1 society, in 1853, is the following, sentence: '•The old world manufactured for the new for a hundred years. New England lias mnfactured for us for nearly half a century. A change must take place. We must., if we pursue our true interest, engage in manufacturing articles for home use. lint for exportation.1'

This would hardly pass as good lemocracy with Mills, of Texas, Crisp of Georgia, e?.-i'resident Cleveland, nor any other iJeinocrat of this day. Although (iov. Wright was as good a li. 'icrat a- the be.-t of them.

O.I/I

Hairy nnd Helen Mount spent Tliiiiilisgiving holidays at home. It lias Ijeen decided that Bethel Sunday school shall have a Christmau tree.

Protracted meeting began at Center (irove Tuesday night. Kev. Trotter is assisted in his efforts by liev. Philips, of. Sullivan.

I.'he lien Ilur Heading Circle organized in this, community heid its first regular meeting Tuesdey evening of last week at the residence of Hon. .lames A. Mount. All were present to whom duties had been assigned, and the following programme was rendered: A Scriptural Introduction to Ben Ilur. Klmer Shaver: Abstract of Snowbound, •T, M. Hadley: A Paper, Mrs. .lames A. Mount: essay. Miss Kua M.iller ltesume of the current topics of the l)ay, by .Senator Moimt. An interesting programme is arranged for next meeting which will be held at J. M. Hopier'B Dec. Mh.

cute,

bruises, Bores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped

hands, chilapinbs

und all skin eruptions, nnd loss-

lively cures

piles, or

no pay required.

It is guaranteed to give

perfect satis

faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. I"or sale by

Nye

I I 1.1..

Partners.-are again cribbing corn. Kb Kutan is building a new poultry house.

George Connurd butchered nine ho^s Monday. ,*

Joseph Douu'las thinks lie will join the p. M. U. A. Kev. T. M. Hamilton preached at Union church Sunday night.

The brethren are holding a protracted meeting at Otterbein church. Columbia Day was observed byOliiel school and a collection taken in behalf of the World's Pair.

TTi:i{r.i'i \.

Wheat looks well. armers are busy cribbing COTU. The barn on Arch Martin's farm is about completed.

Geo. Stamper is working for Sain Demoietat the pnjseiit.

Kev. Oliphant, of Oawfordaville, will soon a neighbor of ours. J. W. Snyder and W. 11. Stephens are the champion wood cutters.

Kev. p. M. Hamilton is holdbig a protracted meeting at the U, ii. church. All are.invited to come.

VAS itr.jviti:n

bv local applications, as tliey canitot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only ono way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Kustachiyn

ube. When this tube

gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or iinjwfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, aud unless the inflamiiuition can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will bo destroyed forever nine cast's out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an intlamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that wo cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. 1'. J. CHKXEL' ,T CO., Toledo,O.

Sold by druggist, 75 cents.

& Co

I jane's Paiuily Medicine moves th» bonels each day. .Most peoplra need to use it.

New York'* Collector,

After one mouth

as collector

of the

the port of New York, Hon. J. Sloat Fassett was

suc

ceeded LV Hon. Francis C. Hendricks, state senator from Onondaga county. He was born in Kingston, N. Y.-, Nov. 23, 1831, and received his education there and at the Albany academy. After FRANCIS C. HKNDRICKS. serving awhile as clerk in Rochester he removed to Syracuse and began business on his own account. Ho amassed A fortune and became active in politics, having held various local offices, served two terms as representative in the legislature and part of one in the senate, when ho was called to the collectorsliip.

It Docsu't Cost Money.

It doesn't cost monoy, as many suppose,: To bavo a «ood time on the earth The best of its pleasures are free unto thoso

Who know how to value their worth.

The sweetest of music the birds to us slntj. The loveliest flowers prow wild. The finest of drinks gushes out of the spring-

All free to man, woman and child.

No money can purchase, no artist can paint Such pictures as nature supplies Forever, all over, to sinner aud saint

Who uso to advantage their eyes. Kind words and glati looks and stniles chcery and bravo

Cost nothing—no, nothing at all And yet all tlio wealth Monte Cristo could eave

Can tnako no such pleasures befall. To bask In the sunshine, to breathe the purJ air.

Honest toil, the enjoyment of health, .Sweet slumber refreshing—these pleasures wo share

Without any portion of wealth.

Communion with friends that are tried, trufl and strong, To love and bo loved for love's sake— In fact, all that makes a life happy and long

Are free to whoever will take.

It doesn't cost money to have a good time. And that is the reason, alas! Why many who might have enjoyment sublimo

Their lives in such misery pass. It doesn't cost money to have a good time The world's best enjoyments are free BuUhose who find pleasure in folly and crime ill not with these true words agree.

ON SCIENTIFIC SUBJECTS.

COI.OIIAPO cliff dwellers are said by scientists to fiave existed 10,000 years afro.

A CAiu-:rri. investigator has ascertained, after a lon£ series of interest* iny experiments, that tlie mosquito's taste for hurian blood is an aequired one.

FIFTY Imq-e chests were required to transport from Greece to IJerlin tlio superb collection of the relics of Troy left by the late I)r Schlieniann to the lierlin museum of art.

Thk recent losses by fire in the cargo of ships carrying cotton has shown that cottonseed oil, whe.n held in the. cotton on the outside of the bale, rapidly oxidizes and generates spontaneous combustion.

IIYPODKKMic injections of chloride of gold are leinir used with wonderful results in an Illinois institution for curing' drunkenness'. The taste for liquor is eradicated within ton or twelve days, with no disagreeable symptoms.—N. Y. Times.

CIRRUS clouds, iwpularly called a mackerel sky, because they suggest the appearance of a school of mackerel, foretell rain they usually precede a gathering stonn of both wind and rain of some duration, although it may sometimes be of rain alone.

Not Dry (inod* Measure.

VOMIT Housewife—1 think we'll

yards

lnve

some eels for the first- course, cook. Cook—How much shall I get, mum? Young Housewife—Oh, about three

will do, I should tliiuk.—Drake's MAGAZINE.

had a severe attack of catarrh and became

so deaf I

could not hear com

mon conversation. suffered terribly from roaring in my head. I procured a bottle of lily's Cream Balm, and in three weeks could hear as well as I ever could, and now 1 can say to all who are alllicted with the worst of

diseases,

catarrh,

take lily's Cream Balm and bo cuied. It is worth 81.0(10 to any man. woman or child sutTering from 'catarrh. -A. E. Xewman, Grayling, Mich.

The laws of health are taught in the Kchools: but not in a way to be of much practical benefit and are never illustrath1 by living examples, which in many cases might easily be done. If

scholar, who had'just contracted a cold, was brought before the school, so that all could hear the dry, loud cough and know IT« significance see the

thin

.1 .Ycic Mrllintl

Of regulating the liver, stomach and bowels, through the nerves. A now discovery. Dr. Miles' Xerve and Liver Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid liver, pilos, constipation. Cne jualled for men, women, children. Smallest, mildest, curest! 50 doses 25 cents. Samples free at Nye & Co.'S.

—Eye, ear, nose and throat diseases only, Dr. Greene,

Boom

THE H00XIK1! STATE.

Its Towns Furnish an Interesting Column of News.

Aid for I he Mlnom. 3

COT.vmHi's, O., Dec. :i.—^The executive committee of the L'nitedMine Workers of America has issued an appeal to the members of tlio order everywhere for help for the striking miners of Indiana. They declare the principle at issue there to be one of vital interest to all the craft and solicit contributions for the support of the idle miners there.

HHAZII., lnd.. Pec. •.—The miners are much stirred up over the small amount of money, $»t). sent them in this district by their association. The miners have nothing to subsist on until another distribution is made in a week or two.

WASHINGTON, lnd.. Dee. 3.—The coalminers' strike in this district was settled at a meeting of miners and operators Wednesday. The operators ajjree to pay the advance demanded, which will bring the price of mining to seventy-live cents a ton. To-day is the date set for the I'abel mines to resume operation. One thousand men were engaged in the strike, which lasted two weeks.

ItriHiclit In the Wrong Vonllct. INDIANAi-oi.is, lnd.. lice. By a strange mistake a jury's verdict was rendered iu the I'niled States court Wednesday aci|uitlinir .1. II. MeCloud of the charge of counterfeiting when it was the intention to declare him guilty. The astounded jury at once protested that the verdict nuts not the one agreed on, and after a little investigation it was discovered that the foreman had simply made a mistake. It was made the occasion of a lecture by Judge Woods, who thought that if the verdict had been returned sealed instead of in the presence of tl jnrv the prisoner would be entitled to his liberty. As it was, however, the sentence was changed to eighteen months imprisonment.

Search for Wouhl-P. l.yiu hfr*. 1NDIANATOMS, lnd. Dee. 4. Prosecutor lloltzman has begun an inquiry into the attempted lynching of Charles Hisso Monday night. The names of the leaders of the mob are known to the otlicers and they express determination to bring them ti justice. The grand jury will meet en Monday and the inquiry will be begun at once. There is strong sympathy with tile mob. and those who participated in the affair feel confident that the grand jury will not return indictments.

A Lynching 'I'llr«':»h*noil.

KUANKKOUT, lnd.. Dee. :i. Intense excitement exists in this city owing to a rumor that a mob is being organized at Koyleston, ii miles Past of here, for the purpose of lynching .lesse Jacobs, who killed his brother, Ellsworth Jacobs, last Friday night at that village. The excitement extends all over the eastern part of the county. Jacobs is now in jail in this city. Sheriff Wratten is making arrangements to protect the prisoner and if necessary will call on the state militia. in T'ift V'Oiii' V'*arn.

MAIUSON. Ind.. Dec. Wesley Scott, postmaster at Scottsville, Floyd county, this state, enjoys the distinction of being the oldest postmaster in point of consecutive rvice in the United States, he having held that office without a break since IS l'l. a period of exactly fifty-one years. Mr. Scott has received a communication from Postmaster (IcneWU Wanamaker calling attention to the above fact and congratulating hiin on his long and faithful service.

To Try Skin

Ur.tftlug.

LA POIITK, lnd.. Dec. 3.—Twenty* three youngladies. composing a charity circle and all nnder pledge to devote themselves to deeds of charity and service for the good of others, have volunteered to a surgeon to furnish from their bodies portions of cuticle required for a skin-grafting process, held to be necessary to save the life of Ernst Smith, who is suffering from horrible burns received in an explosion of gasoline.

Ltt I'orUi'H Ni?w Court holier. La PoiriK, I nil.. Dee. —The county commissioners met Wednesday afternoon and adopted the plans for a new courthouse prepared by Architect I!. F. Tolan, of Fort Wayne. A Chicago expert was employed to thoroughly examine the plans before their adoption, and he reported thetn to be almost faultless. The building will he an imposing structure of cut stone and is estimated to cost SHS:!.U(KI.

Workrtl with Andrew .lohtiKon. Xolil.Ksvu.i.K. Ind., Dec. !!.— Stephen Lowley, living north of this city, who died recently, was horn in England in iSIS and after coining to this country worked at the tailor trade with Andrew Johnson, afterward president. Ill 1SH4 he was commissioned postmaster by Abraham Lincoln and held that place until removed by Cleveland.

A V:iiuiitd* 11(rr*t* 1 onnd Ilc.td, NoiiTH MANCIIKSTKI!, Ind.. Dec. I!.— PhoMiex, a stallion valued at SI.000 and owned 1 David Whistler, of this place, was found dead Wednesday.

I'hIII tor

some

white

coating on the tongue and later, as the HOLD developed, see the profuse watery expectoration and thin watery discharge from the nose, not one of them would ever forget what the first symptoms of a cold wore.

The scholar should then be

given Chamberlain's Congh Remedy freely, that all iniglit see that oven a severe cold could be cured in one or two •lays, or at least greatly mitigated, when properly treated as soon as the first Hyjiiptoms appear. This remedy is Tamous for its cures of coughs colds iind croup. It IS made especially for these diseases and is the most prompt and most reliable medicine known for the purpose. 50 cent bottles for sale bv Nye & Co.

'2, Joel Block.

Examination and consultation free.

,111 Imllnmt |'«...P,

FOI WA .MC. Ind., Dec. H. Kctchum. of '1 oledo. ()., has bought the pacing mare Strathso from W. II. Watts, of this city, for S.j,0m Strathso has a record of

A SI»IL I* I- .re

Si irrsiiriir.il, In !.. 1) e. dog has caused a scare iu eu.»er county. Many animals liifen brute have been killed.

Jem:rvtng Vvalne.

Wo desire to say to our citizens, that for years wo have been selling Dr. King'B Now Discovery for Consumption, 3r. King's Now Life Pills, Bucklon's Arnica Salvo nnd Electric Bittors, and hnvo never handled remedies that sell ns well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. Wj do not hesitate to guarantee thorn every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase prico, if satisfactory results do not follow their uso. These remodies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Nye Co., druggists.

For pain in the stomach, colic nnd cholera morbus there is nothing better than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Nyo & Co.

-Skating at the rink lo-night.

NO MORE D0CT0R6 FOR ME!

Tlicv said was consumptive, sent me to Florida, told mo to keep quiet, no excitomcnt, ami no tennis. Just think of it. One la,v I found little book cnllcd 'Guide to Health,' by Mrs. l'inkhain, and in it 1 found out what ailed me. So I wrote to lior, got a lovely reply, told nic just what to do, and I am in splendid health now."

LYDIA E, PiNKHAM'Sc.X°«£ conquers all thoso weaknesses and ailments so prevalent with tlio

BOX,

and restores per

fect health. All Druggists sell it as a standard nrtlcle, or sent by mail, in form of Pills or Lozenges, on roeeipt of SI.00.

For tlio euro of Kidney Complaints, either sex, tlio Compound has no rival. Mrs. 1'inkliam freely answers letters of inquiry. Enclose stamp for reply.

('Send

It has saved lives, and may save yours. Lydio E. Pinkham Med. CoM Lynn, Mat*.

CARTERS

PILLS.

CURE

Blck Utettdache and relievo all tbe troubles dent to a bilious etato of the system, suoh as Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating, Pain in the Sidu, £c* While their most remarkable succods has boen showji

HEAD

'Achethoj- wonld bo utmost priceless to those wbo Buffer from ftis distressing complaint butfortaHatelytheirgoodues8docsnotondhcro,&ndthoM who once try tbom will And theso littlo pills vala eblo In BO many ways that tlioy will not bo wilHog to dov.ithcut them. Sat stter allalck be«4

ACHE

flsthebanoof PO many lives that here la here ivrexnake our great boast. Our pills euro it whilo Others do not.

Carter's LitUe liver Pills are very email and very easy to take. One or two pills raako a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action please all who use them. In vialsat 25cents? five for $1. Sold by druggists everywhere, or iwnt by mail.

CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.

SMALL PIIL SMALL DOSE, SHALL PRICE

^HUMPHREYS' VETERINARY SPECIFICS

For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, AND POULTRY. 500 Page Book Treatment of Animals umt Chart teem Free. crazM Fever*,Coutfejtiions.Tnflnmmiitlon A.A.f Spina! Itleuiiiiritlei, Milk Fever. H.B.-^triiiun, l«nuietie*M, Khuuniutism* C.C.—IJiHteiuper,

F.F.—Colic or (irlpc*. Bellyache. 1.G.-..Miscarriage, Hemorrhage*. II.II.--Urinary and Kidney DineaseB. I.1.—Eruptive linea»e», Mange. J.K.—liaea»ea of liite»tion, I»araly«lv, Single Bottle (over DO doses), Stable Cn«e» with Specifics. Manual,

VeUTlnury Cure Oil and Modlcator, 97.00 Jnr Veterinary Cure Oil, 1.00 Sold by Druggists or Sont Prepaid anywhere and in any quantity on Receipt of Price.

HtJMPHREYfe' MEDICINE CO., Corner William and John Sts., Now Yark.

HUMPHB EYS' HOMEOPATHIC ft

SPECIFIC No GO

In use 30 years. The only successful remedy for

Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,

and Prostration, from over-work or other caused. 91 per vial, or vials and IsrKe via) powder, for #5. 8ou by DRUQOISTS, or sent postpaid on receipt Of price.—HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO.

Oor. WUliam and John Sts.. H. 7.

SCOTT'S

EMULSION

Of Pure Cod

Liver Oil and

HYPOPHOSPHITESI

of Lime and

Soda

Is endorsed aud prescribed by londlnp physicians because both the

aud

of tjie

Cod Liver Oil

Ilypophonphitea

are the recognized

agents in tho euro of

Consumption*

au palatable as milk.

Scott's Emulsion

A mad Scott by the

l'"lre ut 11 worn I.

El.l.woon, Ind., Dec. :i. Wednesday the De Harity block was burned. Losg, about SlD.OOO noinsurarce.

JlcIt Jtanedt,

It is

Kmulaion. It

i* a wonderful Fifth Producer. It

Vie

lor CONSUMPTION,

Scrofula, Bronchitia, Waiting Diseases, Chronic Gonghs nd~Cold. Ask (or Scott's Emulsion and take no other.

Jloltday llatex.

In accordance with a time honored custom, the Big Four route will sell excursion tickets account Christmas

holi

days at one and ono-third fare for the round trip. Tickcts will be sold December 21th, 25th and 81st, 1891, and .Tnnmiry 1st, 1892, good returning until January 4th, 1892, affording everyone an excellent opportunity to enjoy a merry Christmas and a happy New Year. For full particulars call on agents

Big Four Koute.

G. E.

Robinson, agent, CrawfordBville, Ind.

Paris Pannels are T'.LL the rage nt Nioholson & Son's.

A son of Mr. M. IX Pusser, a merchant

of Gibraltar, N. C., was so

badly

alHicted with rheumatism for a year or more, as to bo unable to work or go to school. His father concluded to try Chamborlain's

Pain Balm on

It soon cured

the boy.

hitn and he

has

since

walked one and a half miles to school and back every school day. 50 cent bottlos for sale by Nye

& Co.

WILLIAMS BROS.,

Plumbers and Gas Fitters,

Natural Gas Fitting a Specialty

Only experienced workmen employed, Prices Low nnd Sntisfuction Gunruntedd., C' .V •••.

125 South Green St.,

Opposite Music Hull.

-STAPLE-

Fancy Groceries

Of All Kinds,

Fresh Bread and Cakes Every L)av.

Fry &

zucuia,

cudBg

SICK

Headache, yet Carter's Littto Jjtver PiUg am equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre* Tenting thlsannoyingeomplaint.'whllo they also correct all dlsordcrsoi the.itomoch^timulato tha liver and regulate tho bowels. Even if they onlj

IIHII!Ilincburiresj*

Hot* or (irubM, IVornitt* lienvcM, Pueauionla*

Nicholson,

186 West Muin Street.,

Oysters, Celery nnd Crackers,

2\ n/

two 2-cent stamps lor Mrs. Plnkham' beautiful 88-page Illustrated book, entitled GUIDE TO HEALTH AND ETIQUETTE." It contains a volume ol valuable Information.

Imported Sweet Potatoes

Over GO Furuis, Houses and Lois in Montgomery and adjoining coun-

ties

for

sale or exchange.

A PATRIOTIC WORK,

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Fall To Do Our Jtuly.

Everybody hns at times failod to do their duty towards themselves. Hundreds of lndy reuders suffer from sick headache, nervousness, sleeplessness and female troubles. Let them follow the example of H. Herbechter, Stevens Point, Wis., who for five years suffered grently from nervous prostration and sleeplessness, tried physicians and different medicines without success. But one bottle of Dr. Miles' Nervine cnused sound sleep evory night nnd she is feeling liken new person. Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler, Laramie City, Wyoming, who tried all other remedies, declares thnt after threo week's use of the Nervine Tor heudnclie, nervous prostration, etc., she was wonderfully relieved. Sold by Nve & Co. Trial bottle free.

ChrlHlmaH 1'lcUiven.

Now is the time to have pictures taken for Christmas. NICHOLSON & SONS.

lirnlHinpu

CUCUMBER and CREAM.

ELDER

FL°WER

It is not ii commotio in ti

vohetv skin, und by ouilv iii. clear the couipluxiou stAoral slumf: W,l,at,yniaH!,r'IU** constant prutwtion tniu ih,. und wind und pri'Vents mmi ^Ht'iis of i.* it. ltclcau.ses tlio faco fjir i„„ "f'.vouujo iind water, lioml-licg iiii.l "'"'isfran tissues unci thus pn""

Ktsls iiild liHlnlressers. or ,il

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wrinkles. It glvoj ihV ''''"'"tloi.,, and sn.ootlincsj' (d'skln tlmt llttln (rlrl. Every la.Jv •',

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Sample Botllc., receipt of 10 eents In Man ',,. ""V '"h "He uii.l pauklii^. I.iulv airents wJiu'Vr I™'

FACE BLEACH

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k'«

live No samples WHlltod.. '"'DJ »veaw

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*NTFK to CUKW »j a» s»»

eta AND SUSPEKSORJ

JI0XHY, M».l fcr xUttfttibcvul

jK»e. Cup* of flfBMTrtll* ttfllrnl, lr*h SMli.

n|f, CoBtlaunut '«rrrnU of itlwiriclu throbjtl ail WK«f

PAKTS, rcaloring them lolltALTH »nl IMIKUI SSTK»Ati1 IU

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IVIl

InaUnllt,

or *c

forfnt

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HKLT aod 8atpeR*urr CowplH» 6. irnl ab. Wortt cutt l'«r«

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DPS.7.J.&ndMartha

E.H, Griffith

218 8011111

0r^'»

Mrs. Dr. Qrlfflth gives special attention Ohronlc and Surgical Dlsenwe ol Women,Children, and ObBtetrtcc Dr. Griffith, a gene: a', practice.

CONSOI.TATinN krh

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WANTED.

Tlie Litdn's of ('nuvforcHvillo iumI vk'imty

to know tliut we ureprfpiirril »odoatl kimi? of DltKSS .MAKING. Work iruiirautLHti.

MRS. RUSK and MISS JOHNSON, Nov. 0-4vv *14 \VFS*T PIKE S'

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Before A After Use. Photographed froin life

ovcr-«?xctloti, youtlifnl lii'Hsi-n-ti'His.«*r aae of tobacco, opium, or nthnuianK «lmh Und to ItiArinity.OinMimiitton iuwl in convenient forin to carrv In j«jiK i.^ |l a packiiRe, or 6 for $5. lib wctj

ur,',flind

written guarantee to cure or reftind tw money. Svnt msill to uny u-Mn-w.

A r'

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ill plain envelope. Mention tlii» |»uj*r. Ad.hfji. MADRID CHEMICAL CO..

nmnrh "^foru.a. A.

360 Dearborn Street, CIIH'A(»t. 1LU

FOR SALE IN CRAWFORDSV1LLE, 1NU..13 MoUett & Morgan, Dru^ists.

I WANT TO SEE Vol'

MUSIC IIA 1.1,

J**ST ONE XKIIIT

SA.TURDAY, DEO. 5.

Hixlli

Year.—FirstSouthern

Tcin r. -'I IN1

COMEDY MOPJIKHS-

W. T. LIZZIE

Bryant&Riclimond

In Hoey's Great Farco.

KESESP

3D-A.PJ.K.

rntlc-1' Hie- niuiiinroiiH-nt of

ft ill W. Webster & Jos, P. Vion.

"Impossible to count ll'i' during the 2h hours of Hiilid fi""-

DO YOU GET THERE?

PRXCBS.—I.owor l'lcxjr ami Hiil«» (Jiillerjv'lfi cents. i, vi Reserved seats on sale at KOH1. & WALLACK H.

Do You Want

Any One of Then Your Property Sold? Your Invention Patonted.' Your Legal Business Trane" t'''

IF HO, CAM. ON

0. U. 1'ERHIN,

Lawyer and Patent Solicitor.

,Ionl Hlock, South Woshington St.,

Cr"n

forUsville, Ind.