Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 March 1892 — Page 4

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SANTA

CLAUSE SOAP

Not One of Our Rings.

Hu*- »'p Imvo rlnirs that. iivt» iui«l our display

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be mistake lor you to run

away with the idea that It takes a wooil deal of money UJ gratify sueh Uistes. Wo will clear away such misapprehensions that point If you "will call aiwliook at our OrauKv Howls, Nut and Fruit Dishes, and oihor articles too numerous to nieniion. ]'le ue henr in mind that we are headquarters for making ^*#d timekeepers out of your watches and clocks iuxl that Is the reason we repair moio h:in ail others.

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We Didn't Make This Pair.

For a good shoe you can say nothing too )od for a bad shoe nothing too bad. With a bad shoo .VCM can't do anything-

J. S. KELLY

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STANDARD

IRBANK&Co. CHICAGO,In. DAILY JOURNAL.

are e«jUHUv attriic-

of SlIjYMtWAUK is

t»«V8t Tor the ovv.' It' Unit whU-h i.s lustrous boyoiM drsitrii'tHm. hut alinoi piTtoctl.v plain, iippeiil?. to your taatr w» ran show yuu t-onuj superb specimen/ it the highly rnlet! Ic in your lino, .*omcHi.i took at sntm the tmst pltuiHlnfr clvvicos that ovor lett the nuiK'lc lingers ot su'oi»inpllsh«Hl workers in sliver. It

hopeless ease and the sooner you ^et rid of it the better you'll be off. We would just as soon think of trying to give a bad shoe a good character as we would of trying to give a good shoe a bad character. Our & shoe speaks for itself the minute it is on the foot. Jt is unreliable in absolutely no respect. It is just what economical buyers are looking for—it gives economy a chance without sacrificing either quality or com lort-

WDFIKS

SOAP

A LAUNDRY S3AP, PURE AND SANITARY.

BEST FOB

General Household Usea

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WhodPslres A pood ImMnrss PNMTLMI In tho World's Fair city should wrlto at euro for l'r*j»wtii5 of the famous Metropolitan J!usln»** OIU'K«\ (Milra^o. dtaujtuft! forUlttf4 for pluct'n ^rnrhatt». KfttAhlisliud ft Teerft. Occupies jus rv/n hulhMiijr. Atllres«j,

O M. I'OWKIts. Frlw'lp&L

FREE-TO MEN.

Wben you (?ot tlrwl of th#» "doctors" with their hUr price* And quark r«medu#, writ'! to uiflMid 1 will nenri (ttaled) I'KKEa prescription tbat wilt quickly anil rwrtaflnlj care loot power, wittttiiui weakneM, lack I of development, impotencjr, varicocele, etc., from ux« nwew

other ciam. A Btaw Posttlr* Beroedj'

wfeftb rorea wfe*» ev»»j-t*dDj «1m f«l)«. A4dr*n J. D. ilOirtE, Box (ttl, ALBION, raw.

TIirUSDAY, MAKC1I -L 1892.

A SAD DEATH.

Tbc Infant Dauetiter of S. 6. Betchos and Wife Drinks Morphine Watirand Dies.

Last evening it most sad accident ocurrt'd lit the borne of Dr. E. Detcbon, on south Green street, by which the life of Martha, the sixteeu months-old laughter of S. Li. Petehon and wife, was lost. For several days previously the hild had hoeu troubled with a gathering on its neck and this had been bauInged. The bandages used had been lainptnt'd with water into which had been put a small Amount of morphine aud laudanum to oase.the pain. This water was Wpt in a small vessel in Mrs. Potclion's room. Last evening about 5 o'clock the little child was observed

Hitting down tin.' vessel from which she had just taken a small drink. Dr. Kisino was hastily wumnoned and emetics administered with apparently satisfactory results. At 8 o'clock when Dr. Kistine left the little child was resting asily ami wi'8 thought to be out of danger. In less than half an hour, however, she was siezed with spasms and died shortly after 10 o'clock, havng suffered from several violent convulsions. The funeral will occur tomorrow afternoon at Lafayette, the remains being taken there to-morrow on the 1:30 p. m., Monon train. The aftliction falls tenibly on the bereaved parents and they have the sympathy of a large circle of friends.

Adjustments.

.Tndge Field, the general attorney for the Monon, was in the city last evening ind made some settlement with J. V. Mulsbary, who had both arms crushed in the wreck. Mr. Mulsbary is not at liberty to diecloso as yet the amount he received, but when asked if it was Sl.OOu as was reported, he said: '•Well, I'll just say this, Judge Field's tirst offer was away beyond that—away beyond. That, however, didn't nearly come up to my figures which I then named. It didn't take us loug to agree.

I will probably never regain the use of my arms entirely and have to be fed even yet, but food gotten even in that way 18 considerably better than none."

J. N. Beach and wife, of llomney, are yet to be settled with. Both have serious injuries, and both will be visited by the company's surgeon before a settlement is made.

Pay Your Taxes,

The now tux law provides that the county treasurer shall make his return to the auditor on the third Monday in April, and the entire settlement be completed by the auditor and treasurer nnd the return made to the auditor of State and all State taxes paid into the State treasury by May 15. Should the treasurer fail to comply with this provision, he is liable to be fined 15 per cent, of the whole amount of said taxes. It will, therefore, uot be possible for the treasurer to extend the time for the payment of taxes. .'

Badly Hurt.

Yesterday Charley Miller, the son of Adam Miller, sustained an injury while woiking at the heading factory, which may result in the loss of an eye. Me was at work near the saw when apiece of heading Hew olT, and striking the belt was thrown directly in Miller's faw, a corner striking him in the eye, cutting

most painfully.

No Quorum Again.

The council tried to have another milling last night and failed as Jones, Walter and Vanarsdal failed to put in an appearance. Another elTort will bo made in the near future.

Regular meeting of Travis Camp, No. 211. next Monday evening.

PROBATE COUHT.

The will of the late John S. Demarce has been admitted to probate. John Inlow has been appointed administrator of the estate of Nancy Evans, deceased.

Tho agent of "Jilind Tom," tho famous musician, W IH in the city to-ilay making arrangcmentu to proiluco his phenomenon in this city.

—Try Nicholson .V Jackman'B fine hand aiatlc crram lion Hons.

—Evo, oar and throat disouaes only Dr. Greeno. Jool Block. Fitting at glasses a spAsialty.

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TIDE AND WAVE POWER

An Iusenioua Invention for Utilizing the

Waves of the Lake or Ocean. The fuel method of obtaining power for our mechanical use has long been determined to be too expensive, and scientist have been searching for a more economical method of supplying the required energy.

Tho direct application of compressed air to the engine, instead of steam, iB under experiment and at the l'aris exhibition waa shown to possess many economical features, but still this system requires the fuel method to compress the air.

This cut represents an apparatus named "The Tide and Wave Power." A patent was granted July 7, 181)1. It is

the joint invention of Geo. C. Hale, tho chief of the Kansas City Fire Department, an inventor of natural fame, and T. K. Tinsley, architect, now a resident of Crawfordsvillo, also an inventor. The object here it- to utilize the motion of the waters of the sea and great lakea, and apply it to storing energy," which may be used for mechanical purposes.

The energy present in the water motion of sea or lake, is simply incalculable. Some iden ot the great power may be obtained when it is known that the storm wave strikes the shores with a put force equal to 3i tons to the square foot or about 50 pounds to the square inch and the average wave is calculated to have a force of about 20 pounds to the square inch.

This great energy has been shaking otir 30,000 miles of sea shore for cen turies, vainly thundering its mighty force under our very noses, to no pur pose, it is allowed to go to waste.

This Hale-Tinsley invention claims to be a harness to lit the tide and bridle the ware, and some of our most eminent engineers arerigbt now investigating us claims.

Tho following is the description: "A'- is an air tight float of suitable sliaipo to best tako the full str 1 the wave. is a

Bland

of guards firmly llxod

at each end of the float A aud having a guide track thereon as shown by the dark curved line. This serves as an anti-friction guiue for the float A as it moves upwards and downwards obedient to the wave motion.

CO are rigid arms, one end being firmly attached to the float and the other end being pivoted at tho fulcrum at which point their is a rigid rocking shaft, as shown. That is it is rigidly fixed to the arms CC and moves with them upon the pivot at D. This pivot is securely fixed to permanent piers at each end, these pierB being substantially secured to tho bottom.

These arms CC simply act as levers and transfer the motion of the float A to the rocking shaft at D. This

PLASHES fEOM 0VEE THE (JIT?.

—An "SM social will be given by tho ladies ot tho Christian church Thursday evening, March 24th. —Called meeting of Athens, Chapter No. 97. O. E. H. for work, Thursday, Mar. 24, '92, at 7 :30, p. m. —The time of the public meeting of the Good Templars will be held on Wednesday evening. April 18th. instead of the 10th. —Arthur Oda is still taking up a collection for a term at tho Keelev Institute. As an ovidence of good faith, he has on a powerful "jag."

Barchill, Hornaday and l'ickett have purchased the Ensminger stock of groceries. Thoy will sell for thirty days, at the present stand and then remove the remainder of tho stock to "My Store." —"I'rof." W. N. Lake, who "took in" Itockrillo along with Blue Mountain Joe, honored our city with a second appearance, Monday night. This time he appeared as an electrician. ilo caught a few iiBh, but nothing like the haul he made when he completed his groat walk in 1889—and the band played "Annie Bouncy."—liockrille Tribune.-

GRAND OPENING. You are cordialy invited to attend the Grand Spring Opening at The Trade Palace Dry Goods," Millinery and Carpet Store, Crawfordbville, Ind., on Friday and Saturday, April 1 and 2. Come-, you will be repaid and well entertained.

Respectfully

McCLURE & GRAHAM, North Washington Street.

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point is always submerged in the water to a depth of safety against the storms aud K. EE are power cables connecting tho rocking 6liaft at to tho rocking shaft on shore ot H, where tho woiking beam operates the two pumps and as shown.

The pump, G, is for the purpose of raising water to a suitable elevation, where it is reservoircd, as ot K, ready for water power puposes.

The pump IB for compressing ahand storing the same in proper recep tacles, as at J, ready for power purposes.

The reason the putup is not used for pumping water is that the upstroke of the float A and arms CC varies with the irregularity mt height and force of the waves, consequently is deemed unreliable for a water pump. While the pump is worked by the down stroke of the float A and arms CC, which being a stroke produced by gravity is always of the same force.

The dotted lines at represent how the apparatus is made to sink itsolf automatically at the approach of storm, and thus escape its fury and destruc

tion. This is accomplished by the warning given in tho power room by the wind cups, L, which are regulated by a governor, set to any desired velocity of the wind, and which cause thelloat A and its arms CC to sink by means of opening valves and admitting water into the float, A, and also starting a drum and cable which drag the float down to safety, as shown. After the etorra passes the cable is released, the float pumped out by compressed air, and once again it rlsei to the surface, by

Messrs. Halo and Tinsley claim that they can generate electricity by this method at less than one-tenth tho cost by the present fuel method, and that it can be supplied within a hundred miles from the coast at less than any known or used method. They estimate that an apparatus possessing one thousand horsepower capacity can be built at the same cost as a one hundred horsepower steam plant, and operated at less than one-tenlh of the cost of the annual op erating expenses of the steam plant.

One of the chief officials of tho World's fair has corresponded with Mr. Tinsley, advising him to submit a proposition to the directors of the great fair so that the apparatus may be put to use on exhibition there. This may possibly be done.

IlllO US'S VALLEY.

Mrs. Wm. Vancleave and children are visiting at New Market. W. H. Miles has returned home from Kentucky, after a long stay.

Mr. Jatnes Seybold and daughter visited at Mr. Joe Williams, Sunday. Miss Maud Joslin is visiting her sister. Mrs. J. A. H'cks, at. Indianapolis.

Miss Cora Moody, of Waveland, is visiting her sister Mrs. John Gilliland. The Missionary meeting, Tuesday, was not very well attended on account of the bad weather.

Mrs. Stephen Gott, Mrs. Ilenrv Williams and Mame Williams visited at New Market Wednesday.

1" Important mjfcvcitcc. To make it apparent to thousands, who think themselves ill that they are not afTectod with any disease, but that the system simply needa Cleansing, is to bring comfort home to thoir hearts, as a costive condition is easily cured by using Svrup of Figs. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.

MUch' Nerve & IAver PlUa. Act on anew principle—regulating the tver stomtche nnd bowels through the norves. A new discovery. Dr .Miles' Pills speedily cure billonfiess. bad taste, torpid iver piles, constipation. Unequaled for men, women, children. Smaltaft, mildest nrest. 30 dam 20 Mate.

—If you want cakes, pastry or candy for a wedding, party, or a banquet, try US. XlCIIOTiRON ,fe JACKMAN.

The Merchant*' Mercantile Agency. There will be a meeting of the Crawforcisvillo Branch of the Merchant's Mercantile Agency at 7:30 Thursday evening at the small court room. As this iB tho first meeting it is necessary that every member le present. Every merchant in tho city is invited to be with us. H.J'. KIKO, (jusTHUITT,

Secretnry, President.

—Our line of caddy is the finest fresheot nnd largeit in th* oity. VnMMi JiaatfAK.

CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY!

MOTHERS' FRIEND is a scientific- ... ally prepared Linir.icnt, every ingredient of recognized value, and in constant use by the medical pro-.-i'/t"? fession. These ingredients are combined in a manner hitherto unknown

"MOTHERS' FRIEND"

WILL DO all that is claimed for it AND MORE. It Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to Life of Mother and Child. Book to MOTHERS moiled FREE, containing valuable information and voluntary testimonials. Sent by express on recript of price 11.00 per bt

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own buoyancy, and resumes,its work. Tho question of providing power, during a fcalm, or under any circumstances when the float is uot working,

is simply accomplished by providing capacity for a surplus storage of water or compressor air, which the float supplies while at work. Of course, once having water elevated, aud air compressed, its application for the propnl sion of machinery is simple.

BRADFIEL0 REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. SOLD BY ALL DKUCUUSTS Sold by Nye & Co.

"Jloyal Jtuby" Pari ll'fiic It's leading characteristics are: Age, Purity aud Strength—important items in these days of imitation and adulteration. Nothing bettor can be used to promote health, to stimulate and invigorate the system, tone the stomach, aid digestion, create an apetite and repair the waste tissues of the lungs, smooth and rich to the taste. A grand tonic for convalescents, the aged, mothers nureing, and those reduced aud weakened by wasting disease.

One bottle is r]iial in nutriment to twenty pounds of beef. Demand "ltoyitl Buby" of your drugg'st or dealer. Pint bottles 60 cents quarts SI. Accept no substitute "jnst a6 good"—they have it not. KOTAI. WI.TE Co., Chicago.

Sold and guaranteed by Nye .t Co., the leading druggist.

When Baby woa sick, wo 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.

Lane's i' Hmily Medicine moves the bowels each day. Most people need to use it.

Mow Try Thin.

It will cost yon nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, or any trouble with'throat, Chest, or Lnngs. Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back. Sufferers from La G'rippe found it juft tho thing and under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle lit our expense and learn for yourself just how good a thing it is Trial bottles free at Nye & Go's Drug Store Largo size 50c. and 81.00

Xeivspapers Entlorae.

"Educators are certainly the greatest benefactors of the race, and I, after reading Dr. Franklin Miles' popular works, cannot help declaring him to be among tho most entertaining and educating authors." He is not a stranger to our readers, as his advertisements appear in our columns in every issue, calling attention to tho fact that the elegant work on Nervous und Heart Diseases is distributed free by our enterprising druggists Nye & Co. Trial Bottles of Dr. Miles' Nervine are given away, also Hook of Testimonials showing that it is unequalled for Nervons Prostration, Headache, Poor Memory, Dizziness, Sleeplessness, Neuralgia, Hysteria, Fits, Epilopsy

Cough J'ollouHng the Grip, Many porsons, who have recovered from la grippe are now troubled with a persistent cough. Chambdrlain's Cough Remedy will promptly looson this cough and relievo the' lungs, effecting a permanent «nre in a very short time. 25 aud no oent bottles for sale by Nre & Co.

La Grippe,

No healthy jierBoii need fear any dan floroUB consequences from an attack of la grippe if properly treated. It is much tho same as a severe cold nnd requires precisely tho same treatment. Remain quietly at home and take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as directed for a sovero cold and a prompt and complete recovery is sure to follow. This remedy also counteracts any tendency of In grippe to result in pneumonirt. Among the many thousands who have used it during the epidemics of tho past two years wo have yet to loam of a single caso that has not recovered or that has resulted in pnonmonia.% 25 and 60 oent bottlw for sals by Ny« «Sr Co.

A CAR LOAD

0! Beautiful aud Stylish Goods:

Arrived at the Trade Palace Dry Goods Store last week. You are especially invited to

Come and see them and learn

How cheap you can get an elegant stylish garment. We 77ill have the most complete and handsomely appointed miilin-

ery Parlor Orawfordsville. Presided over by the experienced and accommodating saleslady, Miss Nora Mahan.

WITH::: MRS. CLAIR, As Head Trimmer.

Who will arrive from Chicago this week and comes wiih the Highest or recommendations as a perfect artist in har line. Ladies call. You will be repaid.

K1.URE & GRAHAM,

with the best quality of Lake Ice, the coming season in any

quantity desired.

GEO. "W. HALL, Munugcr. Southwest corner Market and Walnut Slreeis.

HOUSE CLEANING.

JOE SMITH, the old reliable house cleaner, is back, in Crawfordsville and will do spring house cleaning in all its branches. He has

A-NEW-METHOD

Of cleaning IlniBsclls ctirpols and rutfs without taking them from tho floor. Call or

TRADE PALACE,

Washington Street. j+J

Book Store.

We.hnve a large nud assorted stock of Hocks for Ctllt'jjcs, S..1,im*]?-. Presents, ami the reading nublic. A Full Line of

WALLPAPER

Of the best quality on ilie in:, rivet and at vc r} misoi able pi j(, Tinniest, prominent. City Dallies. Mi-giizincs. Pictorial 1'i.per m. Fashion Sheets can niwi.ys be fotu.d at our s!ore.

Robinson! & Wallace.

•CORXLII BOOK S'iOiiE.

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KveryMANvh'

Ai J,t Pocmls und

rawJ l«v.' "A 'I'll EAT I SB

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co,,y JJnUre,y

All Aboard for Bargains'

Wi ji!6t rwiveil a Ircsh line of •Teas, Coffees, Sugars Flour of all kinds, I'ickles, Molases, Apples,

I'ino Maple Syrup,

Dried and Canned Fruits of al! kinds.

And are prepared to sell them ut tinliowest 1'ossihl.- Prices.*

Wm, SEERING & SON.,

plum Street Depot. rompt deliver of all Goods.

Cedar Lake Ice Co.

will he prepared to fur

nish the citizens of Crawfordsville

Kvery MAN who would know tho AND TlttTTHS, the IMaln Facta, Focnils mid the Neu Discoverto.* of Medical fcfcionco »a applied Married J,lfc\ rtio»!d writo for oar wonderful little bonk, cV

FOK MKN ONLY." To nny enniKinnn wo will mm) Frets In plain eoalcd cover. "A refuge from tboqund. THE ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO. N. Y.

address

711 WEST LIBERTY STREET.

Natural Gas Fitting.

If you are going to have your hous piped for Natural Gas call and see us. We can save you money, BB our rente are small and wo only wantliving wages for doing your work." Wo use the best stock that money will buy and employ nane but first class workmen. We make no charge for measuring your house and giving you estimate.

WILLIAMS BROS.,

125 South Green St.

O, U. PERRIN,

LAWYER and PATENT ATTORNEY Joel Block, \. South Washington Street'.

CRAWFORDSVILLK, INDIANA.

OAXIX..

JyJOTirE OF COM.M ISSIONEK'S SALE OF Notice IK horcby

KIVCII

that. 111 NIUL nftor

April l», 1 Hliii. theundcrMitrncd. commissioner appointed hy tho Circuit Cjurt of Montgomery coilnty,will otTer for sale,lit private venduro the following described real e*u»te,to-wlt:Ono hundred und sixty-one 1'oLM.oir the west side of tot r* .1? Kennedy's tirst addition to Crawfordsvl'le, being tlm property lately owned by •A mlerfon MeNubh, decoded. The lot Is mix 211 feet 11 nil has a good house find fruit trees thereon, und is sit uated just south of the Odd I'olloH's Cemetery. "TKJiMsor

SALE:

One-third

CHSII

in lmnd:

one-third in twelve uioullis. and one-third in eighteen months, the purclnt.se giving notes for eferreu payments, aud moitgiige on lotto secure the same. Call on under^tgned at hit S-01.0* ,00, S KENNEDY, Feb. 18,180.. Commissioner. i-w

Best and Cheapest

Real Estate in the City Now on the Market.

heWm.S. Galey Homestead and Three Lois Adjoining Yet Unsold.

Also, a Few Lots in the Beautiful Grove of Forest Trees on East Wabash Avenue.

Lotsno better situated than these have' sod within llicli.st (iu (i.-nn at from §28.50 io ',() front foot.

These lots are appraised at from *10 to ?20 per front foot: one only abeautiful corner lot 177 feet deep—being appraised at per front foot.

Good judges say the lots liavn been appraisal at a very low price as compared with other lots in the city.

You can no'.v l#iy at the appraisement. It' you delay you will probably have to pay more.

OHAS. JOHNSTON, Commissioner.

FURNITURE

have the largest

and

best

selected stock of new, fresh goods in the Furniture line in the State, which

will offer

at the very lowest prices. Call and see the line when you are in the city.

WmnrElder,

43 and 45 S. Meridian St.

INDIANAPOLIS

THE ONLY CURE^fe

Tor Norrous Prontrntton, Norr. AM nnd I'hyatcal Dobltltr. vitalS \/,

'us And I'hyatcal Dobltltr. vlt. .'.xhoustlon, Innomnlft I'ain in tho Baric, Cnld lOinita or Foot,. Dad Circulation, Dluo Linos under tho Even, I'ltnploa and nil otherricrvoUH or lilood DI*oa«oH In uith or sox. Ther make now health blood rrstoro tho orv* ous Byntem, and bring tho rosoato^-. iluftli of health

chu

check. M»' fcrrro tr*** porangomfiJ*

of the Sfrro", Impure W ra*t Error*. atoncotak^n».H,,,lJ,J Nerve Tonic I'll «. '{J Grt«lLtf« Km'""'-

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a viol. For »«lc IT orwntlty m#ll. E, CERTAIN, SPEEDY.

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FOK SALE IN CRAWFORDSVILLE,.IW'.. »|V Moffeti & Morgan, Druggliti.