Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 March 1892 — Page 2
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O.LV15 rcJOYS Boih tin- nirtlii'd and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts ^eritly yet promptly on the Kidneys, --vver ami Bowels, cleanses the aysnu effectually, dispels colds, bead-
I. lies and fevers and etires habitual wnstipntion. Syrup of Figs is tho -•lilv remedy of its kind ever protiiiced, pleasing to the taste r.nd acceptable to liib shxnach, prompt in its aetirui and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared onlv from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its mativ excellent qualities commend it to ali and have made, it the u.iosl popular remedy known.
Svnip of Figs is 1'cr sale, in 50c tiiiri SI. bottles by all leading drug C»s s. ..' Ally- reliable druggist \vli0 may.not. have it on baud will proeuro it promptly for any one who wishes to ry ir. Do iiot accept any substitute,
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SYRUP CO
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WANTED HELP.
Tl 7"A jST1LCI»--}{»'nibit* :n \n to oporaio exulu* VV sivo branch In Omvfor.1*vmo .or larire iminutiicimliiK ixmoorn: t-VU) eah fully secnred. Hnd rtr*t el-iss? roleriMUO roqulrod. Address UaLdwiu, 142 IJoiirbyrn .Stm t. Kinmi Chki^UlL tf-11 \"\7 AX-'KD—l.u-i,"SAvlio will do wrVrlnp lor us at hotm-.vun make pwd wufTPs. For full inri inilars send sell addressed envelope"with To tno ICokorno Modi- ine (1o., Kokmno, hid., njuCaoturers ot. t-Ju Knch'iniintr UcK'iiie lor boauisfylu^r the complexion. H-l-i
nkivorders. No dollvorlnj! or ooU vtfnj?, no expcrlcnco KteaHy- work
Koi t*rn s, Kwt iH'e}iLlUes. ssiu:ptes« fieo. tiLLNN lfo^hester, N. V. \\/ANTKlM)n or betoru Mav 1. lJfOt/, a VV ttood houso with from sevon to nlnv ^.d rooms and pod yard. i:n«mlre at Jit) ouih Givon street. \XjANTKI---"Polti
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ttontia etorK or copyist by 5o yetirsof airo. Am compe
te ni »nd \\i!urtir 10 work at an\ iljimr legitimate and honoruluo. Addre.-s "Veteran. Journal Otlk'
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FOR SALE.
ITON Two vaoiin'v tots oil south (.11 wn i.-v"oneet ui ubrirjjatn. lii'iutre at 308 avoi Wjilja^f) itvuime. •rom hous«.\ l/ireo loi.
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CURE
Blclc UeadRChe and rclioToall the tronbles Incf« dent to a bilious elate ol tho system, Buoh a3 Diznness, Kansca, Drowsfoesa, Distr^s after eating, Pain in the f!do, Sc. Wbil« their moaft recroiri^ble sncctcfl b»a b^en shown In curtc^
Heafiaebe, yet Carter's T-ittb Llvnr PiUfl &xt tqnhlly valuftbloiDC-ousb'ijation, curing and pro* ventln^thiA aaxtoying complaint, whilo they also correct at! disorders of the itoaiach^tituulatotha Jirer end rcjruiate thebcwola. Even If tkeyonlj
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enf/erfromthiedifitroscin^complaint butfortuXiatelj'thcirgarxlncaadoiieijofceijdhcro^ndthoso who oneo try them will And theeo llttlo pilia valuable in ro many waya that they vail not bo \rillicg to do witbovt them. Bat after allalck head
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llBthebaneof Bompny lives? that heroiflTiliera tfotualceour grcut b-josu Oar pilhscureit^vhiio othom do cot.
Carter's Little Li*:cr PJlbiaxa email and very cw«y to take. Oua or two pilla make a doso. Ulicy are strictly vegetable arul do not gripe or jiur^p, but by tlielr gontloantiou pleaeoall who ucethem. Invialact25couttji fivofortl. by dxacgista ov^ryvhtjrt^ or Hc^t by inaiL
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Bogs, Hoes, AND POULTRY. 500 Pttgr Tlook »ti Trenimr-ut ofAnlruaU und Churt Sent Free. crur.fi (rrrt'rfftCopircftiion««inflninmntloq .Metiintciiin. 31 ilk X-'over.
MrniiiMf Lamnnftf. lUtenmntlriUTi C.C.— IsiHt^ruper* MUHIII Di*ehxrK'«. il.D.— Iint* or Worms, K.K.«('«niiLn» l!euvi?«, PneumoniaJK.F.~Colic or OriiH'H. Jldiyiiche^H«cnrriuge, Hemorrhage*. 11.II. —Crinary and Kidney Dfocuncg* J,f.*»KruptIvo DUcntcx, Mango. J.K.-*Li*euHC9 o)' iitfCbiton, I'urulyntor Mn^hj iwttic (OYcr.sOdcaos), ,tK fclnble CaMOt with Specifier. MnniiAl,
Vfifcrttmjy cure OH Medicator, 87,00 Jar Veierimiry CuroOII, 1.00 Sold by nvaEgists or Slent Prepa*:. anywhere on Am any ^oasitity on RecMpt of Price-
HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO., Corner V,yIl!»am and John S:s., Now ark.
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Daily Journal
By T. H. B. McCAlN.
Kntvred at tno Postollloo at Craw fords vllle Indiaua, as sccoud-cla^s matter.
THK DAILY JOUKKAL.
Wy mail, per annum 15.00 Nyuiall, six month 2.00 By mail, three months 1.^0 lly currier. pt wee* 10
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1892.
This Date in History—March 9,
IT'iS -T)r. Joseph Fran* (.lull, founder of phre« uology, born at Tiefenbrohu, in Baden died
1T02--»Iohn Calas broken on the wheel nt Toulouse. France, on tho chargo of having kilh'd his son for turning ('atholic: thi.s cae exoiti^l Voltaire's crusade, and thus put an end to religion persecution in ranee. 1773-l.smc Hull, famous naval officer in 1S1315, born in Derby, Conn. died IMtf. 1SW5 —Kdwin Forrest, actor, born in Philadelphia died lis-. i&lo-Diivid Davis, jurUt and statesman, associate and intimate friend of Abraham
Lincoln, born in Cecil county, Md. died
lc0^—Great naval battle in Hampton Roads, near NewportrNews, Va. the Federal vessels Congress and Cumberland sunk by tho
Confederate ram Merrimac Jind the latter driven oil by tho Federal Monitor this event is taken aa the Mgual of a complete revolution in naval warfare. 1&>S—William 1/ Frederick William Ludwig
Von Hobeuzollern. emperor of Germany and king of Prussia, died: born 171*7. lS?l-Factory burned at Jamaica, L. I., by riotous cloakmakers and several persona injured by vitriol throwing.
BRICK PAVED STREETS.
The ])reser.t miserable condition of our streets, which nre not much worse thnn thoy are every year nt this season, hns led to the agitation of better material than the gravel that is_ now used and which must be replaced tit short intervals at a heavy cost. The material suggested is brick which is now coming into general use in nearly every city in the'country. The advantages of brickpaved streets are cheapness, durability, comfort, health, even surface which prevents. wearing, and less liability from damage to frost. For heavy trallic they are just the thing being smooth there is no jolting of heavy loads and consequently no wear. ,Tlie city of Bloomington, Ills., is the birth place of the modern improved brick pavement, and has samples of it which have been in use for sixteen years without requiring any repairs whatever. Tho contract price for putting it dow run from Sl.lH to 31.94 per square yard. Brick paving means substantial, lasting and well graded streets at a little cost at tirst but a large avingof money in the end.
TUE lying pretense of the Democrats that the free listing of wool will greatly cheapen woolen clothing in this country ought to be promptly exposed and denounced. The only countries that have woolens cheaper than the United Stntes are those in which women shear the sheep, weave anil dye the wool,and make it. It is this cheap labor of women and girls, who get from SI to S4, and So per week nt the very highest, that makes goods exceptionally cheap abroad.
The commoner articles are nearly as cheap here as abroad, but in order to bring all woolens to the European level it will be necessary to put wool on the free list, and degrade American labor and have the work done by women and girls instead of men.
IVUMEK LIVINGSTON, of Georgia, has punctured the bubble of the dreamers who thought thoy saw in the Farmers' Alliance movement an opportunity to unite the South and West against the East and North. Livingston declares himself a Democrat, and exhorts all Southern Alliance men to stand firm in tho Democratic party. The liopublican farmers of tho West, who are asked to ibandon their allegiance to the party for the phantom of a powerless third party, can read a warning in this.
Tin: Indianapolis Neics, free trade, publishes an article from The Metal Worker in which" tho charge is made that the English manufacturers of tin plate, are making light weight tin in order to compensate for the new tarilT, IJut what sense is there in the tin-plate makers of- England during this when they can just add the tariff to tho price they Fell for, anil save themselves that way': Why resort to a fraud when a simple, honest process in addition would inttko all things ri^ht?
I'HE
BUSEPBUBrS' HOMEOPATHIC FT TF*
SPEOiFIC No.iiO
la u»o iX) yrnra. 11 rm'r rt»iaedyIor
Nervous Debility, Vita! Weakness,
atnl I'rt/jslration, from over work or othfr cauhm 91,Por 5 vinl povrt«r. lorfr5. SOLDvjft}.Dor
UY J:COOISTH»andIsr^epostpaid
orient on recent
Of price,—HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO., Uor. William aad John St*.. N.
Mfieti* Jcrve & I^fver I'M*. Act on a new principle—regulating the tvur stomtcho and bowels through the nerves. A new discovery. Or .Miles' Pills upeedily cure billouness. bad taste, torpid 1 iver piles, constipation. Unoqualed for men, vuinen, children. iSmallest, mildest urest. 30 doses 20 cents.
Star avers that the love between
the Sivallowtails and tho Ragged Hen bens is like unto that which existed be tweon David and Jonathan. Jt is more like that which exists between David and drover. Each wing lias a stiletto in its boat.
Sniiiui BIHLE'.S opinion of tho Atu now, if he is reported correctly in that paper, doesn't quite coincido with his former views. Printed in parallel col nmiis they would make interesting read in g.
Hn Taken Several
tiles of Bradtield's Female Regulator for falling of the womb and other dip eases combined, of 10 years standing, and realty believe I am curcd entire /, for which please accept my thanks,
Mits. W. E. STRJUUNH, Ridge, Ga Sold by Nye Co.
—Oh! what a treat for tho ladies, Those fine handkerchiefs in my window Must bo sold Thursday, Friday and Saturday. IJ. UISCHOF.
HnJ'c and ICeltahte.
"In buying a cough medicine for children,"' says II. A. Walker, a prominent druggist of Ogden, Utah, "never be afraid to buy Chamberlhiti's Cough Remedy. There is no danger from it and relief is always sure to follow. I particularly recommend Chamberlain's because I have found it to be safe and reliable." 2i3 and 50 oent bottloe for sale bv Nve fc Co.
We Send Free
by mail to any woman a beautifully illustrated book, containing over 90 pages of most important information about all forms of female complaints. No woman should live without a copy of
"Guide to Health and Etiquette,"
by Lydia E. I'inkham. Thousands of women have been benefited by Mrs: Pinkham's advice after all other medical treatment had failed.
Send 2 two-cent stamps to cover postage and packing, when you write for the book. Address LYDIA E. P1NKHAM MED. CO., Lyra. Mut.
THAT ROW,
A Statement of Facts Made by the Chicago Committee. In answer to the utterly false article hich appeared in the Star this morning under the head of "The Row in the Council" we wish to make the following plain statement of fasten ®he committee which went to Chicago to look after supplies for tho electric plant W6nt under instruction from the committee of the wliule to get figures on supplies which they did, and on returning reported the eamo to the council nt its regular meeting Feb. 22, Mr. Reynold making the following report: That the committee had signed no contract ex cept for the poles, which contrnct was "114 lower than any other bidders. He also reported the figures from the other bidders on the remainder of the supplies and asked the council to confirm the report, which was done. Under the following motion made by Mr. Scott, that the report be accepted and the committee instructed to purchase tho transformers and other supplies at the prices named. On motion of Mr. Vanarsdall the motion was amended to read, 'provided the proper guarantees were given," which motion was passed without a dissenting vote and is a matter of record on the minutes of said conncil.
The bids on transformers which seem to be tho bone of contention with our friend the Star, were as follows, viz: Western Electric Co's hid ••.'.."O.'I.IO Knapp Electric Co's bid '2..Vjil SO WesMnifboiise Electric Co's bid ... 2.-J34.S0 Western Electric Supply Co 'J.:2s.00
Tho Western Electric Supply Company's bid being the lowest by SG.80 the contract was awarded to them on the following conditions: that thoy would give us a written guarantee igainst burning out by lightning, a thing which none of the other bidders would do, and as the city had boon using the Stanley transformers and had found them to be the best in every particular, the committee selected that transformer. We have them in use, know what they are and do not deem it advisable to experiment with something we know nothing of. All the row there is in the council amounts to nothing. A booby from the WestinghoiiRe Company who failed to get in his work on the committee, learning the price made by the Stanley, and that tho contract had not been signed, came here in a sneak ing way and submitted a second bid which was dons to create a disturbance,
I feel it my duty to say few words in regard to Ely's Cream Balm and 1 do entirely without solicitation. I have used it more or less half a year and have found it to be most admirable. I have suffered from catarrh of the worst kind ever since I was little boy u"d nover hoped for cure, but Cream Balm Balm seems to do oven that. Many of my acquaintances have used it with excellent results.—Oscar Ostrum, 45 Warren, Chicago, Tils.
When Baby was sick, we garo hor Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried (or Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she bad Children, she gave them Castoria.
JAI Grippe,
"o healthy person need four any dan gerous consequences from an nttack of In grippe if properly treated. It is much the same as severe cold and requires precyuely tho sumo treatment. Remain quietly at home and take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as directed for a severe cold and a prompt and complete recovery is sure to follow. This remedy also counteracts anj- tendency of la grippe to result in pneumonia. Among the many thousands who have used it during the opidemics of tho past two years wo have yet to learn of a single case that hns not recovered or that has resulted in pneumonia. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Nye Co. I
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A. E. lii-.VNoi.us, R. C. SMITH, WM. E. NICHOLSON
—The Music Hall plumbing shop to be fitted out with an elegant glass show room for gas globes and fixtures. Mr. Benjamin is expecting the first shipment of these goods by the last of the week.
Couhing leads to Consumptions Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough nt once.
Xatlce of VlMtolutlon.
Notice is hereby given that the copartnership of Bonnell, Nash & Co., composed of John R. Bonnell, William B. Nash and Phoebe A. Bonnell, was by mutual consent disolved on the '1st day of March, 1802, Phoebe A. Bonnell retiring. The business will be continued in the firm nnmo of Bonnell .t Nash, said firm consisting of John R. Bonnell and William B. Nash.
JOHN R. BONNELL,
0-1(5 WILLIAM B. NASII, PHOKIIH A. BONNELL.
On March 1st, every department will be a grand show of newness. New Spring Styles of Cloaks, New Silks. New Dress Goods in all the new Wool Fabrics, Ginghams and Wash Materials. In the above are
There are many new waves to show this'season. \ll will admit that the fine products of the foreign looms excell anything previously offered. Orepton. new weav in plain and mixtures meet with great
It shows a and Sham
Finest novelties imported. Crepton. Serge.' Plack Mob Whip Cord, Camel's Hair, Nun's Veiling. Lansdown, SUITS.
some llig liai Silks,
1 892! 18 92!
For Storing and Summer.
THE LEADER OF FASHION.
Dress Goods Department.
Black Dress Fabrics.
Silk Department
Art Novelties, Printed All the new colorings in
r'allie Francaise fur street and evening wear. Brocaded Naveities in changeable silks. New colorings
Embroideries, White Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss Edings, Insertings and Sets, white Cambric and Swiss All-overs, Demi-Flouncings, 22, 27 and 45 inch Flouncings, black Edgings, All-overs, Demi and 45 inch Flouncings, Lace, Silk, Linen and Cotton in white, cream and black: fancy Veilings, and Berges Curtain Muslins and Scrims curtain lace and Chenile Ruchings, Ladies' lace and linen, cutis, collars and neckwear. Ladies' and gents' handkerchiefs, silk, linen and cotton in white, colored borders and embroidered ladies'
A complete line ot ladies' and childrens' hosiery, gloves, mitts and underwear Kid Gloves, sued and glace 11 hooks and buttons yarns and
Buttons, corsets, dress trimmings, umbrellas, silk and cotton threads, crochet, and embroidery cottonf, dress stays, arm shielsj dress maker's
xmjuuiu
White Goods Department.
Hosiery Department.
Notions.
Leader oftlie Fashion e,nd I_jcrw Frioes.
127, 129 East Main Street.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.
many lines of our own importation and secured styles. In wash goods many new novelties will be found. We shall also continue the grand bargain sale in I-inens and Lace Curtains.
favor. Bedford Cords, Camel's llair. Tweeds, Chevron Granite Cloth Henriettas, Plaids, Stripes and Clocks. Printed Chillies and Crepon in endless selections. French Ginghams. Outing Cloths, Ktc. Kte.
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FANCY noons, NOVELTIES IX
in velvets. Mnislene de Sour, all the new slimles S.ln Mousleius, new colorings. Ladies of Cnnvfonlsville and vicinitv. come and see us and ask to see these goods with trimmings to match.
zephyrs, fancy and fancy for terials.
and beys' shirt waists: gents' cuds, collars and white shirts, crashes, bleached and unbleached table linens, damask, buck and glass towels, napkins and dovhes, notton,'linen, tapestry, and cbeniic table covers: novelties, in fancy white goods, apron lawns, victoria lawr.s, striped and checked Nainsooks, India linens, tarletans, svviss tuckings, etc.: dragon black dress goods, lawns, checks, stripes and lace effects imported and domestic black sateens novelties in imported dress goods quilts, white and colored crochet and Marseilles.
cords, drops, felt silks, plain art work and embroidery ma-
findings, crochet hooks, pins, n. edles, braids and everything in small wares that goes to make up a complete notion department.
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CIlAltl.ES E 1)A\ IS.of I'ni,town^hjn 1,1^ lie a cundiduto tor Slicrilt ot .Nloniwmi, niron lily, subject lo the decision of It.'.."®,1 Iioiiilnatliiif fonvetilloii l'»t"ii.in
Music Hall a'fe.
One Perl'ormunce Only.
SECOND ANNUAL TOUH Of the Ueiguliiff hivorliej.
Goodyear, Elitch & Schilling's
MINSTRELS
tflfl.lK'O in Gorgeous Draperies ami
J'iil-iiplianalia for the
Hoyal Court First Part.
An Olio of incomparable Specialties
A Grand Company of Comedian-
EVERYTHING NEW.
ciiAs. h,. hcnii.i.iso, Solo Prop & Man^V?
Prices, 3^, 50 and 75.
Scuts for salo by Robinson & Wallace
Best and Cheats!
Real Estate in the City Now on the Market.
The Wm. S. Galuy Homestead, and Three Lots Adjoining Yet Unsold.
Also, a Few Lots in the Beautiful Grove of
Forest Trees 011 East Wabash Avenue.
Lots no belter situated than those have so within the last days at froiuP s^-'S.nO to $:•'.•) i»ir f'rnt foot.
Those lots are nppmi
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at In in
!?lt) Io per front foot:'one only a beautiful corner lot IM'J'ITI deep—being appraised at -~l) per front foot. l.tood judges say thoi- ••lolsjitvebeen appraised at a very low price as compared with other lots in the city.
You can now buy at the'appraisenic! t. If you delay you will probably have to pay more. ('HAS. 01IXSOX,
Commissioner.,
O-fiKEY-NOTEJjK Iteint mill IKTHestoreil.
Ily the aid of a nowly disoovorod chomn iil pro-
OCSM,
on^rinullnv In tho forlllo brain of ft tor11K.T tnombor ol tho Ohifjjrow f'n.vorMiy, ihuv wondcrlnl oomoound,
OZON1 ZED KI5IMfAMNK.
whs dlsoovorod. 'l'o lie usor It imparls irri?»jt», Intolluctual vlk'or, brllilunoy and vh iiciiy of thotiKlil. jftojitmental and jdiysloal Htrcmfth, eroalintf a hlKhor nntl nolnor typo of manhood. liv'ory Ininnin bclnv shonld tiso It. l«osltlvoly runs all forms'of nominal woiiknoh« and linpotonoy. tfo posJUvu an* woof its Iolluoncof should not tho llr.-t boltlo vuro yon, wo will send uuotiier froo of cliurfro.
OX/'NK .NiKDH'ALro.
Lock Box U0B. j.ynolilonx'. Ohio.
CATARRH
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CREAM BALM
Cli'iniscBt lie Nasal Pa?sn fs, Allays rain ami liiliniiiniutlon,
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Hon Is Iho Sorea
It .'st ores Uie Senses of Tasti nntl Smell.
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KAY-FEVER
TR"i THE 0UEE
A particle Is applied inlo'-aeh nostril anil is agreeable. Price .Wo nt ilrniiiiiMs: l)' uiuil, rei/islcrPil, tlOc—ELY BKOt., Warren si., Nmv Yoi k. Free— II'IJI-MIS' lAfe of 11
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Written by the. Uev. JIason Jjocke Woems, historian of tbc volution. anil Washington's pastor at Pohick Church. It contains the originnl "hatchet story. More than forty editions sold during the first fifty years. Every father in America should have hi.-i EOII read this llio lirst life of Washington. Upon receipt of one dollar wo will send for on. year, tho new monthly witty paper. "Tansill's Punch" and one "Weeins Jjife of Washington" free. Sample copies of paper will bo sent free upon application bv addressing at once,
TANSILL'S PUNCH." •Ml Lnlso St., Chicago.
—Those fine handkerchiefs we hio'-1 in our show window aro slightly soilet and wo will give the ladies a treat 011 Thursday, Friday and Saturday at very low prices. Ladies take advantage.
Respect ively, L. Bisc*»i'-