Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 March 1892 — Page 4

It Car*#CoMs.O««rb».3ore TbroatCroBp.Influens&,Whooping Caugh.BronehiU# &UD Atlhma. A Uin cure 1-f CoDHimpUon lb &r«l ILA» «or* ml«* la advanced atagra. I You will »e« tad excellent effect After taking the 6r*t dose. SoU fc* drfckr* «fvrv»ttvtv- iMi* tattle*, Stfccuta »u4 fl-CXX

Not One of Our Rings

BU*. we h-.ivo ring* that are e«ju.iliy aswae* live and our display of lA'hHW A HE teafrt lor the ev. If th-u which Is lutrous bevond description. hut almost pertuctly phiiUt ap|eals to your ta*ie wo can hbow you s*nporb specimens it* tho hlyhly decorated is in your line, *01110 and look at Mime ot tho nxo* plVasdnj: deviccs that ever lelt. the ma^lc ticu."vrs ol accomplished workers

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You can get ni'-n '-.jwjiftivp.,$i«:ii«-fort out of ti shoe to the Hiptaroj, inch than out of almost anything elr-e xiuOer tl BUD to the Fquare mile. If you don't think so, try it. That's one side of the picture. Hero's the other: l'roui I lie right kind of a shoe von can get no discomfort lit all on the eontrarv it will be a case of getting satisfaction first, last ami nil the time. This is exactly what you can depend upon our $3.00 shoe to give you: it will giveyon 'his and mth ing else, and, before you've worn it ten minutes vou'll at'ree with UH.

S. KS3DLY-

121 liiixt Main Street.

MUSIC HALL

©RESTAURANT©

IT/// furnish banquets for t/f/ sor/s

of occasions,

Dressmaking

On March Miss Mary Dill

man and Miss Uattie Leslie will

npL-n a new dress-making shop at

6io South Green street. Fashion-

ali'te dress-making a speciahv.

Mi MARY E. WILHITE,

not.

UOYAK INE

Sold and guaranteed by Nye A Co.,

tho leading druggist. I

—Fine cakes in abundance •on It Jackmnn'i.

iDaily

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«li\vr. It would be a mistake lor you to run away with the idea that It takes a ^ood deal ol money to gratify Mieh tate??. We will elear awav'such misapprehension* on that point If you will call awl folk at our Orange HoWls 'Nut and Krult l)iho?», and other a*iicles tot numerous to men'ton. Vleae hear In mind that we an* headhunt ters li»r making.K»od timekeepers out ol your watches and clock: and ihatls tho reason we repair mole than ai others.

207 East Main Street

Journal1,

SATURDAY, MARCH 12,1892.

A FEARFULJ5L0W.

Liuk Xoentj Is Badly Knocked Out In the Jfriza fight At the Fair Grounds Last Night.

The Colorec" Athletic Club is tho name of a new sporting fraternity whish has just loen organized in tho city under tho management of Mr. Archie Young, liberal patron of the turf well known ill all circles pertaining to matters of port. Tho club's initial entertainment was prize tight which occurred last ght about nine o'clock near the rolucing station (it the fair grounds. A uitable purse had been made up and the matter was well advertised in tho porting circles of the city during the day. The contest was between Elvy

Derickson. step son of Deacon Bud •ericKson, and Lincoln Keene. the cherished offspring of Hon, Upton Keene, of precious memory. The two contestants are well developed middle weights and had been in training for some time. At he hour apjxuutod for the fight about forty sports, black and white, assembled on the ground. The second of Dorickson was Archie Young while Line Haran performed the same kindly oflice for Keene. John Barnes was referee and performed his duty in an impartial manner. When time was called both men, with three ounce gloves on their brawny lists, toed the mark and shook

hands. Hound first: Keene began operations by giving Derickson several smart blows on the forehead which rendered him exceedingly groggy. Derickson failed to get back and when time was called was in bad condition. Things were looking bright for Keene and bets against him found no takers.

Second rounnd: Keene again nad the advantage striking Dickerson in the rib and getting his wind. Dickerson's blows fell short, and Keene escaped unscraehed.

Hound third: Dickerson came up fresher and Keene too confident. Keene again struck Dickerson twice in the forehead but in attempting to repeat failed. Dickerson rallied and gave a swinging right hand blow of terrible force which landed on Keene's neck just under the ear. Keene fell like a butch ered ox and the seconds rushed in itnd picked him up. He was unconscious and lay on tho ground as limber as a wet dish rag. The referee declared the fight in favor of Dickerson and all begun to work on the unconscious victim: lie was 'worked with 'JO minutes before he was able to stand on his feet and presented bad appearance generally. The police were not aware of the contest and hence did not interfere. Immediately on the conclusion of tho fight it adjourned and all parti&s scattered, enough remaining, however, to assist Keene to a place of refuge. This ended the first entertainment of the Colored

Athletic Club.

Her Joe.

One eyed ,Toe Devaney still languishes in the merry-go-round at the jail for the alleged robbing of Mrs. Bell Delashmit and s'ill continues to sigh amorously and indite burning epistles to the object of his afTcction. His attorney called on Jlrs. Delashmit the other day and read one to the cruel creature in whi"h Joe stated that even in the old clammy prison cell ho still loved her with all the fervid passion of his great doul and that in his imagination he could still see her wearing that same blue dress she wore when first her fairyform flitted before his dazzled vision. Much more after the same tenor was rendered but. to everything Mrs. Do lashmit cried, "It ain't so! It ain't so!" and finally the lawyer withdrew cogitating on the fact that the course of true love never did run smooth.

A Disputed Question. ,?

Scientists and -electricians

I Y:-

SVlto has been In uttt-iuluuce at th« Jio*ton School of Orutory will receive pupil* In hlocutlon at IUT home,

302 W Wabish Avcnu0.

"lluyal lluby" Port li'inv. It's leading characteristics are: Age, I'urity and Strength—important items in these days of imitation and adulteration. Nothing better can be used to promote health, to stimulate and invigorate the system, tone the stomach, aid digestion, create nn npetite and repair the waste tisanes of the lungs, smooth and rich to tho taste. A grand tonic for convalescents, the aged, mothers nursing, and those reduced and weakened by wRsting disease.

cannot

agree upon the number of electric volts which are necessary to cause a cessation of life in tho human body: some claim that an excessive shock is more likely to cause incineration rather tlnn instant»reous death, but if they would turn their attention to prolonging- and increasing the pleasures of life, the public would hail the result with inoro satisfaction. For instance, the electricity generated iu a wave of laughter is after all the moat pleasanf shock, and to see a large assemblage moved by a current of uncontrollable mirth while witnesBing the play of "She Couldn't Marry Three," places beyond dispute the fact that largo volts of laughter are better than volts of electricity any day,

A Cake Walk We Will Have. Crawfordsville is never behind the times in anything. Before all the leading cities have had a cake walk the en terprising young colored men of this city have completed arrangements for an entertainment of this kind. They met at Bill Rjinb's place' last evening and organized tho "Social "Walking Club." The officers are Henrv Nettles

One bottle is equal in nutriment to twenty pounds of beef. Demand '-Royal Kuby" of your drugg'st or dealer. Pint President James Johnson, Secretary bottles GO cents quarts 81. Accept no Isaac Adnms, Treasurer Win. Hnub, Ad substitute '-just as good'*—t-bov have it

Hoed,

and P. V. Glenn, committee on

Co., CJltCflffO. mi It

arranBel™^.

r0'hd

The other members en-

HO fur are Robert Smith,- John '1'HVtor, Ed Hatchell, and Henrv Hum-

Lanes l'amily Aiedicine moves the r,-.i bowels each day. Most peopio need to o%ent will occur at Music OKeit.

Hall March 28.

•."icLol- —Ask your grocer for Nicholson Jaokman's find chocolate creams.

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The Doherty's Answer tho Complaint of Hurley & Olodfeltor in Hot Terms, anil Score the Nobles.

The Dohorlys have filed their answer to tho complaint of llurlov AClodfelter, who demand S'21,-00 damages and it makes tolerably fair reading. Tho answer states that before the legal firm began work that a contract was made by M. E. Clodfelter in which he agreed to pronecute both the Street and Robb cases and put them through the Supreme court as well, for the sum of S'2.0l)(). After this had been agreed to he insisted that the Missouri firm of

Mclteynolds .V llaliburton be emploved to assist. They were employed and the Dohertvs have already paid them 5800 still owing §400. After the cases were won or rather whilo they were still in progress, Clodfelter demanded one-fifth of tho disputed lead land, slating that he had power and the papers and would go over to the other side unless it was given. After both cases were decided he went to Cincinnati and demanded of Sarah O Doherty, an aged lady of 72 years, a deed to one fifth of the land, stating that unlets it was given he would ruin her sons, Marsh and Mat and give the whole snap away to the enemy. This Mrs. Doherty, though protesting strongly, finally did upon the advice of her then favorite granddaughter, Mrs. Fioienee Noble. A conspiracy between C'lor.felter and the Nobles is not alleged but it is very strongly insinuated and the acquaintances of the Nobles may be interested in knowing that the complaint declares that they owe all they havo to the munificence of Mrs. Doherty.

Mrs. Doherty, so the instrument says, set them up to all their furniture and in other ways aided them, as Tom was without means and being in a medical =chool as a student required assistance. It is further averred that all the expenses of the lawyers were paid by tin Dohertys as they were incurred, and that they stand in no wise beholden ti the legal firm.

Return of Salvini

Tho return of young Alexander Salvini to this city, after his engagement here last Octobor, shows that the handsome actor is at least impressed with the intelligence and appreciation of a Crawfordsville audience. Manager Townslev desirves credit for securing return date, which he succeeded in doing only by special arrangement. Mr Salvini created a most favorable iin liression as the Spanish 1'oysterer, Don Caesar, but this time will play his greatest character, that of the reckless Gascon adventurer, J'Artaynoa. which Dumas immortalized in his wonderful imagery, The Three Guardsmen. This play is one cf tho best of the romantic creations, and gives Salvini every opportunity to display hiH talents am genius as an artist who shines by no reflected light. Here youth-warm prssionate youth stands with him bringing forth true ideal of romance, The play will be given with newsce.r.ery and costumes and every accessory that characterizes a finished production, the second act Salvini fights a tUiel with

Richelius' guards on the stage, givin true and startling illustration of an affair (InJtonorc of the old East.

The Lt(lics.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety WIILI wuieu ladies may use tho California liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, uud. all conditions, make it their favorite remedy. To get the true and j-eunin article, look for tho name of tho California Fig Syrup Co., printed near the bot tom of tho package.

Oh! what beautiful dress goods Bischof is showing this season, and so otionp.

C'oiifl/t lollowtna the Crtji. Many persons, who havo recovered from la grippe are now troubled with a persistent cough. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will promptly loosen this cough and relieve tho lungs, effecting a permanent cure in a very short time. 25 and 50 cent bottles for tale bv Ar Co.

P:\

Just as dood rte Grocer sail,

proffering arJotbar buw.i. "SANTA CLAUS SOAP is What we want, l)ave you dinj ow baru! We'll ccrfaiijitj ictke woU cr, wc use new byl !.hc t?st,

And all sbrev/d dealers keep it. r.re ou behinc* VNg rest

THEIR ANSWER,

.! Kl.VMili.l /:/./: LETTER.

.1 I'riim Incut I'roJ'ruslonnl Mini's I'jrtruorilt mi rij Statement. (.Vcw York Sun.)

Tn Hic Kililor. Sin—As my name md face have appeared ill your paper I md the public prints lately, and as lany «f my professional brethren are wondering at it. I feel it only just that I should mako an explanation. The statement published ov. rmy name was made I ten years ago, after long and mature inestigation. anil 1 have never changed :ny mind as to the facts then stated. At hat time I said, as a physician, that I I believed Warner's Safe Cure was the best of kiM»n preparations for the troubles it w:is ad ncated to cure, and I HIV still. I. know it is considered the proper thing for the medical profession to decry proprietary and. other advertised articles but wliv should they do

As the late Dr. J. (1. Holland, writing over his own name in Scribner' Monthly, said:

It is a fact that many of the best proprietary medicines of the day are more successful than many physicians, and most of them were first discovered or used in actual medical practice when, however, any person knowing their virtue and foreseeing their popularity secures and advises them, in the opinion of the bigoted all virtue went out of them.''.

Dr. Holland was an educated physician, an unprejudiced observer, and lie ••'lHike from a broad and unusual ex •rience. Proprietary medicines should iot be decried. Tile evidences of their .-aluo.'r.re overwhelming. I have seen patients recover from gravel, inllama tion of the bladder ami Bright's disease er using Warner's Safe Cure, oven when all other treatments had failed.

I mako this frank and outspoken statement in Uio interest of humanity iiid because I know it to be true. I rust for the same reason you will give to the public.

Respectfully. 1J. A. GI NN

N'o. "121 Wuit rty-Seventh stret-t. New iork, March 1.

Real Estate Transfers.

Tho following are the real estate transfers reported by Thomas. T. Mun hall, abstractor and real estate dealer: Joel W MtUels lo E It Itoolier, 140 iiures in Franklin tp Einniii .1 Huteller lo Hoger, p.ii-l

rtjr.o.oo

iot in i.tly, Ueoive W Canine lo Mury llrownin)f. 'J lots in W'uvetuml I.) I) UWtdte to Mury Urowuintf, lot

In liiutova Florence Notito to t! KoM, part loU in eity.. I.oiii.-a Willi,mis to.) A Mi-eiure, -IT aere.s In Wayne ti S-ir il\ I'nusl to I-ft• A Warren, 11 MK100 acres in fnion t|

It Smith to Vincent Siaitti, «0 ifires ui Union tp Deer to thetJarlunil licit M. S. At-*., 10 acre?, in Brown ..I T.N Moi-'l..' to .1. O MeCormlck, et at ots iu Wavi'ta'.il (jultten to Enroll Groves, 20 acres In Coal Cn-ek tp Column II..nn to l'eu-r Harvey, lot in Kiikpatriek lamna i.vaus to A E Stepiicnn, lot in Pleasant Hill

Used in Millions of Homr wo Years thp Staud

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1,000.00 I JftO.OO

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400 00

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ii nin^l'ers......... .'...w.... .7 17,701.

!•:. 1 t\s ess c.-i A" 1 js v. en

'iy lu-'al applications, as they cannot reach the disoased portion of the ear. There in only one way to euro deafness, ami that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by nn inflamed condition of tho mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube getd inllamed you havo a rumbling Suuml or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result. and unless tho inflammation can bp taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten fire caused by catarrh, which is nothing but nn inllamed condition of tho mucous surfaces. Wo will give Ouo Ilundied Dollars for any caso of Deafness (caused by catari hJ that wo cannot euro by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.

F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toleul: Sold by drugKist, 75 cents.

When Baby was sick, wo gave her Costorla. When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. When she became Miss, she clung to Costorla. When she lia-,1 Children, she gave them Costorla.

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CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY I

MOTHER?' Fwtst

BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., AUanta. SOl.1) 11V ALL Ultt-'Ufilh'l So bv N.vo .V Co

KIRK

5TA.M0ARD

soup

A LAUNDRY SOAP, PURE AND SANITARY. SESX ROU

ianeral Househald Osq^

Safe an tl Jlct table.

"In buying a cough medicine for children," Bays H. A. Walker, a prominent druggist of Ogden, Utah, "never be afraid to buy Chamberlain's Cough Kennedy. There is no danger from it and rolief is always sure to follow. I particularly recommend Chamberlain's because havo found it to bo safe anil reliable." 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Nye & Co.

La lrt[iie.

No healthy person need fear any dan gerous consequences from tin attack ot la grippe if properly treated. It much the same sis a severe cold and re quires precisely the same treatment. Kemain quietly at homo and take Cham berlain's Cough Hemedy as directed'for severe cold and a prompt and complete recovery is sure to follow. This remedy also counteracts any tendency of fa grippe to result in pneumonia. Among the many thousands who havo used it during tho epidemics of tho past two years wo have yet to learn of a single caso that has not recovered or that ii ... resulted in pneumonia. .25 and 50 cent bottles for salo by Nye ,V Co.

The Cominr/ Couiitri/.

Tho great Flathead Valley, iu Montana, is attracting capital and labor. It marvelously fertile in soil, has the largest coal veins on tho l'acilic slope, limitless forests of the finest timber and precious motals. Columbia Falls, tho. chief town of the region, has immense water power, and offers a good Hold for manufacturers. Maps nnd descriptive matter sent by the Northern International Improvement Co., Columbia Falls. Montana. :i-10-4w

Satlcc of JJIhhoIitt fun.

Notice is hereby given that the BOI partnerahip of lionnell, Nash fc Co., composed of John H. Bonnell, William I ]}. Nash and Phoebo A. ISonnell, was by mutual consent disolved on tho 1st dav of March, 1892, Phoebe A. Donnell retiring. Tho business will be continued in tho firm name of lionnell .V- Nash, I eaid firm consisting of John Ii. Honncll I and William 1. Nash.

JOHN K.

D. F. IVIcClure. Geo. W. Graham.

THB NEW FIRM OF

McCLURE & GRAHAM

ARE TSEE.E THE TRADE PALACE.

GOOD NEWS FOR ALL.

We would say to the many iriends and customers of the Trade Palace and ladies generally, do not buy your Spring Dress Goods, Trimmings or Spring Wraps until you have fust looked through the wonderful assortment now arriving from the selections ol Mr. McClure, who has thoroughly canvassed the markets ot Chicago, Philadelphia and is still in New York, making selections of the choicest and most desirable things in this line and at prices that will astonish and please asl, for the proper place for proper styles a' proper prices is at the Trade Palace of

NKWK—The

is a scientific

ally prepared Liniment, every ingredient of reco: ni/.ed value and in constant use by the medical profession. These ingredients are com--binedin a manner hitherto unknown

MOTHERS' FRIEND"

WILL DO ail that is claimed tor it AND MORE. 1'. Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to Life of Mother and Child. Book to "-MOTHERS"mailed FREE, containing valuable information and voluntary testimonials. T:'t by pxj-r-.'-s nn r-cci-ipt of prive il,5fi |K-r t"""

McCLURE & GRAHAM, •.

WASHINGTON STRKIiT.

CALL.

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0-10 WILLIAM B. NASU, 1'noi

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ISucWcn'H Arnica Halve.

The beet salvo in the worlo fi cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinba corns and nil skin eruptions, and losslively oures piles, or no pay requirsd. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 (.cents per box. For sale by Nye & 0

goods are arriving and now is the time to buy.

Robinson

,*: -fc

Book Store.

Wo have ti large ami -assorted stcclc"of Hooks for Ccllcpes.'SclwIs,"-

I'n stMiis, and tlie reading public. A Full Lino of

WALLPAPER

Of the best quality "ii the im.rket iuid at- very rei'Soi iibie price-!.' 'I'll.,

most prominentCity Uuilies. j\h ga/ine.-s. Pictorial Paper uiu Fashion Wheels eun iiivays be ioiiiid at our store.

Ors.T.J.ar.d Martha E.H. GHiriih

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C0KXi.il BOOK STOKE.

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formerly owned by Milo Ensmingcr at a bargain. Long time, and on easy jiaynunts. For particulars call at the store. 103 East Main street. It cofts you nothing to investigate.- We can make it an object of interest lo vou.

O.S. ENSM1MGEK-,

yfcykt/ Kvc- Jt AN who irout.-l Viowllio (ill- MI) TUITTIIS. the I'tnln KHI-IJ. I So re 'OPki) MnrrliMl. JJIo. KhouUl f«r our llllle

TlUCATijsK oN*I.V.I$

Soutl' 0r,:u»

Mrt*. Dr. (ftvol npuelp.l Ht.tentton

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I-AWYER

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PATENT ATTORNEY

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-South Washington Streci. UKAW KOKDSV I Ll.R,

INDIANA. 1

FURNITURE

1 have tho largest and best! selected stock of new, fresh

voods in the Furniture line in the State, which I will offer at the very lowest prices.

Notice to Contractors-.

LIKICK SLUR. WALK,

NolU't' Is ht.'rohy lh.il ^*Hh,Ml prtMMRnlj* will li«{ ro« civcMl at Lhen!Iic.» oi lhtM'U .t the eltyofCniwiorilsvllkN IruiJimu. until 4 o'clock f. in.. Monday, March f-'l.lSHt], lor InnHsIiInu nil iittjqriiiKl muturhtls for the construction ot »m-1 s.ilewulk on tho t'jist. sUlo of John siwt from rrnnklin street north onu tiun died

jiu'1 tw»»nty-twr

h.*cL the bik-t

sldewulk iiin.'ady laid. Siud pidowaik lo ho paved wlih ifood hard huruod payinghrlok to nn oven witHliol flvo i.VUu'i iridon olgl.t (S Int'ht'sor sand.

All work lo he dum» nceordlntr to pmns and soeclllcHtlonBol' tlje City Civil Knjrinr.»or and to

llK Uft.'OJ'lrnCQ. JMd'.to he* si'jcompanlt'd by nn uo(.' ptablo bond, double In amount to tho work bid upon. Said woi'-i to ho -ornpl ted within :iO (Juvs lYom the* IcLUnirof the contract,

Hld.s to la* opent'd at tho re^niar nicetlnjr of hnCounell March '-1. 1 KD'i. Tbo Council reserves he rl«ht to rcject unv orallbldH.

Hv oid«*r of Im? Comniou CVmncil of the city ot Ciawlordsvirc. luii.

W. K.SICAHPR, il Kimlnccr,

-Those tiny handkerchiefs we have in our ^how window are slightly noijed and wo will yivo the ladies a tivsit on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at very low prices. Ladies take advantage

Respectively, L. HISC.'HOI'.

Wallace.

TH!S?:

Anv one that wants lo go iu the grocery business can buv the tine

fi\»

N I "T •i'Utis'v'.ly MI so-iJofJ "A r*atfmrn tbo quh.: if

Chronic end S'jrijtcjil Dlsossee o! Women.Children, p.rif) fir.btitric:'. Or. tirlSitii, asener a! priic-ir-s. ciONMrn.T.M'tr-N WRWF

imy oarnoM, nmn wo will uim!

THE ERIE -MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. Y.

GHOCHRY & LUNCH STAND,

foy4 Fh'bIi Lino of OrocMioe Alv.avs kept in fiunclr'(.•uuntM* vipon Dny hikJ

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First I las* f'Jnlabivs. C«t»«Ues, Hystfrs, t:i*h»ry Kepi l» iMOrk*.

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PLtFBt STKZET DEPOT. Goods delivered to any part of the city.

N aturai Fittiner.

Call and see the line when1 you are in the city,

Wm."TrSldeWILUAMS.BROS.

43 and 45 S. Meridian St.

INDIANAPOLIS

If you are going hate .-ur liotisi piped for Niitural Gas cidl and fee tin. We can save you iv.m ._y, us our rt nt' are small and we only want living wages for doing your work. We us1 the heft stock that money will l-'-iy ai.d employ mine but-lirst ck.su nrj.men. We malic no charge for nuat'Tiiirp.. v.ir.r hoinv and giving you estiiiiiite.

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Condltlonaof thehuuuui form •ufcewifMi1' }un(ri, todovolopi i»tvonfftlion. enlarKO "f'tim b*-'*'" xmrtevelopod, fooblo orpans and piiru or

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wlncli lmvo lo«L or nover attained a ,,r natural ulr.o, duo to ill health, abupo, exce uuksiotvn CHUHew. Tbaro is o:»« only oiWf by wlilcb this may boby# IncreaHLM) flow of blood to any part, Prr^„lofini'^ fiUuplonpparntntf acttntf automatically.lllfrf pt tl«fcuo, tonound vt«or by tho anrao natunu^1 .^,,'4 ihoJncreuHOof eUo and ntrenftth of re a it a meana to do tbo anruo. Ourt-^' Tboro's no trou buck ofouroliorw* ,JetlrrQ•j on on no from fraud. Write ua /or tnstnicttonA.

:ion, proofs,references, ete. All •®ot you yeftlod letter without oo«t of apy.Sftft ft tf 3EIB MEDICAL 00., SOHWJl^