Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 April 1892 — Page 4

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Not One of Our Rings.

But wo have rinps live and our display

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that ure equally nttraeof MLVbUWAKK is

least tor tho eye. If that which is lustrous beyond description, hut almost perfectly plain, npiHMils to your tu*te we can

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WE'SINC TAE PRAISE

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FOR IT WAS ST03S) "THE "j^T*

OFALL TOE SOfiPS

OuR ClOT/fES SKiti-L SW£ET,0Vfl LINEN SHINES

a TflE JfOUSI I3CIEAN ANO BRICHT

lloWONBESi JSfflBflHMi SANTA CLAUS

I FILLS HOUSEMAIDS W/W DELIGHT, &.CO CHICAGO.

you

fH)mo superb specimens if the highly decorated It* in your line, come and look at tame ol the most plenum? devices that ever left the maple fliiKera of- accomplished workers .n silver. It would be a mistake for y«»u to run uwav with the idea that it takes a pK»d deal ol uioifev to jrratlf} such testes, We will clear awttvsueh misapprehensions on that point if vou will call and look at our Orange Howls, Nut ami Fruit Dishes, and other a-t cles too numerous to mention. Vlense bear In mind that we are heudquattcrs tor mukitijf trood tluieheei»ers out ot your watches and clocks and that is the reason we repair mote than ail others.

Wain Street

jtnfm

J»00% JIT *{Y NhtftfHCE

Get a Shoe or.Oxford

To Fit Your Foot

And Be Happy, of

J. S. KELLY.

1 li-1 Kast M»in Sired.

Quite a Number

Of ladies have been pleased the way Jfrs. Wilson made Spring Bonnets.

And Yet

Her stock of min^s is hardly

QlOlci

'OurCJinis

Wis TAIRBANK'«5"is THE BEST.

HAVE WED

DAILY JOURNAL.

THURSDAY, APRIL. 14, 1892.

fLASHEB fROM OVER THE 01T7

—The Owls will (1 hiK-- next Motid.iy

evening. It is twenty-four to one that Wren will beat McKee for Recorder. —Tbo street sprinkler said to the dust yesterday: "Your name is mud."

Madison township Democrats have instructed for \Y. Z. MeBee (or repre

sentative. —A'ter the business meeting of the Center cburcb Y. 1\ S. C. E. this evening there will be a "library" social. —A jurv of twenty-four beautiful and intelligent young ladies will be a ler.dng feature of- the National Flower.

George McDonald, an experienced horse dealer of Muee, has bought the Kink livery stable and will run it in first class style.

Tickets for the county contest to be held here April 10th are now on sale at Lacey .V Pontious' book store. Admission lii cents. No extra charge for

reserved seats. —The coming 'society event of the season will be the rendering of the National Flower, a beautiful operetta given by the ladies of Center church on Thursday evening, April '21. It will be a very brilliant affair, combining as it does, both bright and "catchy" music and lovely costumes. The children are assisted by I he leading young ladies of the city. 'v

their

Beautiful Trimliminished.

13e sure to call before Easter at

1157 South Washington Street.

GROUND COOOANTJT lb*ady lor Cake, and HOBSEBABIS1Z

Krwsh Hnd It' ady For Table Cge/

Each 5 Cents a Glass- "ay tiiom ut Butcher's Candy Stand, Corner Washington and Main Street**

Kl RK'S

AMON

TARS OAF

Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing,

Cures

Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Etc, Bemoves and Prevents Dandruff.

AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP. Best

for General Household Usa

Asa Boulden returned from Crawfordsville yesterday morning where he had a case in the Montgomery circuit court. It was a case for attorney's fees' against Hugh Uercaw tried and convicted for perjury bore and on change of venue acquitted in the Boone circuit court. Mr. Boulden was engaged as attorney for the defense, and assisted as much as possible in the Ciiee, but Tier caw refused to pay him for his services.

Asa got judgment against the defendant for SI 10, and ordered an axecution anil transcript. It is said that Bercaw refused to pav any of his legal advisors

Frankfort .W'ics.

Choice Entertainments.

Kate Crary'fi Art Tour last night was mother treat. Tlic.Be who are attending this series of Tours are being richly oenefitt.ed. She has a marvelous fund of information about the countries which she so magnificently illustrates, and so interestingly describes. It is gratifying to know that the tours are proving so successful, for it shows an appreciation of what is exact and vivid, as wpll atf beautiful in description.— hilesburg Daily Republican JO'gisler.

Miss Crary will give her elegant ser ies of illustrated lectures hero the first week in May under the auspices of the Epworth League. Season tickets will be sold for seventy-five cents.

They Have Separated.

Last spring the son of well known politician and olllcial was married to the daughter of a well-to-do citizen, liu mors have been current for some time and the couple have now separated. The father of the lady states emphati ally that the young man is entirely to blame and roasts him 111 an uccom piished manner.

Social.

The ladies of the First Presbyterian church will give a social at the church Thursday evening, March l-ltli. A regular Biipper will be served. Admission 15 cents.. All are invited.

There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last fewyears was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantlyfailing to cure with local treatment, pronounced incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarih Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Co., is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. They offer one hundred dollar for any caso it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testirjioni-ils. Address.

F. J. CHENEY .t CO., Toledo, O. J#~Sold bv Druggists, 75a

lr you want pure, sweet bread, Nichutaon Sc iTacktnan's best.

THE 000 M'Y FAIRS.

When They Will Be Held aud Where -The Name3 of the Secretaries. Below is published a list of the principal county fairs which will be held in Indiana this year together with the times of holding them and the names of the Secretaries:

Tipton—Tipton, August 8 to 1H: W. K. Oglebay. Henry—New Castle, August to 13: O. L. JelTeries.

Boono—Lebanon. Agust 15 to 10 L. F. Moles. Delaware—Muncie. August 15 to 10: M. S. Claypool.

Jefferson—Madison, August 1(5 to 19 S. H. Haigh. Wayne—Hagerstown, Aug. 10 to 10 Ed Bowman.

Hancock—GreenMd, August 23 to 25, Elbert Tyni r. Clinton—Frankfort, August 22 to 20: ,T. Heavilon.

Washington—Salem, August 23 to 20 E. W. Menaugh. Vigo—Terre Haute, August 32 to 20: Charles 0. Gakey.

Putnam—Bainbridge, August 20 to September 3 A. 1\. Allison. Tippecanoe—Lafayette, September 1 to 3 Adam Wallace.

Carroll—Camden, September 5 to 0 Zibn A. Brown. Montgomery—Crawfordsville, September 5 to 0 *W. W. Morgan.

Sullivan—Sullivan, September 5 to HI •f. 1. Lnng. Shelby—Shelbyville, September 6 to 10 E. E. Stroup.

Greene—Bloouitield, September 12 to 17-.-R. F.Burrell. Iiush—Kushville, September 13 to 17 Charles F. Kennedy.

Miami—Peru, September 13 to 16, Fred Conradt. Porter—Valparaiso, September 20 to 23 E. S. Beach.

Wabasli—Wabash, September 20 to 24 Geo. B. Fuwlc-y. Grant—Marion, September 27 to 30 L. F. Carmichflel.

Monroe—Bloom'ngton, September 20 to October 1 Geo. P. Campbell. Vermillion—Newport, October 3 to I. Shepord.

Lawrence -Bedford, O. tolier 4 to 8 F. Stannard. 'v Knox—Vinceunes,' October 10 to 15 J. W. Emison.

A FREE TRADE SCREED.

To ihe Kditorof The Journal. In* your Inst week's issue* you say that "protection has been steadily decreasing the price of the people's clothing for the last twenty-five years until now it has become about as low as it is anywhere on earth." If it be true that the price of clothing is now almost as low as it is anywhere on earth," what is the necessity ot maintaining a protective duty on ready-made clothing of -t9.', cents per pound and (JO per cent, advalorem. On a suit of coarse woolen clothes weighing six pounds and worth 30, the duty would be 80,07, bsing 07 cents more than the cost of the suit in the hands of the importer before the duty is added. Now when the importer pays this duty which he can not avoid under the MeKinley law, tlo.-s it not add to the price of the snit the precise amount of the duty, 8G,G7, and defes not tho "poor and lowly voter, he who constitutes four fifths of the people," have this duty to pay which would mak a SO suit cost the consumer $12.07, If, however, it- be alleged that the foreign manufacturer pays the duty, will he not have to gi'e his goods away and pay a bounty to tho importer of 07 cents for taking them, as tho duly excoeds the-price he gets for the suit by 07 cents.

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SKK the new Spring Wraps iiischof is showing for Easter wear.

GKEAT bargains in dress goods and trimmings to match for KaBter wear at Bicchof's this week.

Again why discriminate in favor of the manufacturer as against tho wool grower. The duty ou raw wool is only 11 cgnts per pound on six pounds of raw wool the duty would amount to only Oti cents, while on the six pounds of the same wool in the hands of the manufacturer the duty would be $0.(17 [s this not an important discrimination between citizens laboring under precisely the same condition, viz: "competing with the product of the "pauper abor" of. foreign countries. If pro cction reduces the price of protected uticles, will it not ultimately result in the lowering of wages of employes. Whenever the price of tho raw material that enters into manufactured articles is reduced to the cost of production, what !ver reduction is thereafter made will have, to be borne by the wage earners. To Assert that to lower the price of tho product of labor, will increase the wages of llie laborer, is to assert that to lower the price of farm product will increase the price of the land, which would be an absurdity BO patent that it would not create any contention except among foolB. If protection dor-s not increase tho price of tho protected article or insure the American manufacturer a bet ter price for his goods than he would without protection it is a failure hence cannot enable him to pay better wages to his employees. Would any intelli gent person, except an unscrupulous cemagogue, attempt, to convince a farmer with intelligence enough to know the difference between the decalogue and a political platform, that to reduce the entire product of his farm would thereby enable him to pay higher wages to hi.i employes on the farm,

The average price of farm labor in this State is now 822 per month. Xow Bup-])6se-the price of corn, uheat, rye, oats, barley, potatoes, beef and pork, being the product of labor, bo reduced 20 to 50 per cen, would it increase the wages of tho farm laborer or oven enable the farmer to pay higher wages? if it would not by what process of reasoning can it be established that to reduce the price of the manufacturers product, (which protectionists claim protection does,) it will thereby increasj tho vngea of his employes or enable him to pay better wages. That the consumer pays whatever duty is paid on our foreign importations I no more doubt than that the owners of property pays tho assessment placed upon his property for taxes, •lames G. Blaine in his Twenty Years in Congress in speaking of th« increased duty placed on imports by tho tariff act of 1802 said, "ttiis shuttiug out still

more conclusively all competition with foreign fabrics. Tho increased cost (by this tariff act) was charged to tho consumer.'' Mugwump,

lors of the Music Hall is of a deliciouB flavor.

EASTEK Ki^oye77t Bi^hof's.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Mayor,

Kltlilu:. HANDHI,. For Murflhal. JOIIN J. KKtrriiEUs.

For Clerk,

(Mi AKI.ES M. fCOTT. ForTroiumrer. W11.1.IAM K. MCIIOLSON.

For Councllinen.

1st Wnrd-IIKN S. MYERS. \'iid Ward—AUSTIN I.. TO.MUNYON. :sd Ward—AN DUE

W KKYNOI.DS,

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION, tv

7, the Time Saturday Date fur Selecting Dele-

Saturday, May April 30, the gates.

The Kcpublicansof Montgomery county and all who will act and vote with them at the approaching election will meet In township mas* convention In their respective townships,at tin place hereafter named on Saturday. April at '1 o'clock p. mtor the purpose ol' silectin^ dclejfat'.'s and alternates to the county convention: r/av uf

Tv\ni?})ip Dtli* Coal Creek. .. \Yaync Kipley 5 m»Nvu .. ...in S"ott Ciark... Walnut 10 Frank lin 10 Su^arCreek .. t» Madison t'nlon

Center School House, Waynetovvn. Alamo. -I \Vav«'laml. Center School House l.adopi. Center ?cliool House. Darlington. ('enter School House. JJnden.

Prec't. No.l

Grand Jury Koom. ayorollice.

*i C. N. Wiiilam?' ollico. A 4 \V. WhltUnjrtoirs ofllce. .*» Crane & Andersou's olllce.

V. M. Dice's otUce L. Stilwell's ollice. Keeordcr'a otlloe. D. W. Hart man's ollice. Small Court Uoom. Pwbate Court Uoom. S. A. StillweiPs ollice. Kennedy & Kennedy's ollice. it. it. Russell's ollice. C. N. William's ollice. snyder& lirush's ollice.

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The Delegates thus selected will meet in the city ot Crawiordsvllle on SATL'KDAY, MAY T, ISO'J. Tor the purpose of nominating candidates for coufit officers to be elected on November 8, 18!»:2. livery Uepubllean in the eouuty is Invited to this convention.

C. N. WIU.IAMS,

Chairman Central Commit'tee.

IS SPRING A FAILURE?

M.iy I'LorLi: FUEL THAT IT IS.

If It Is Xot So Joyous aft It Once UVur. Is It Sot Your Own Vault

You wrote a composition when you were a child in school beginning, ".Spring is the pleasantest season of the year," auU so it was then. There was every reason why it should bo pleasant to you. You were in gcocl health. "Life beat high" within you. Y'ou had sentiment, ambitious, happiness. Tho winter had passed, the llowers wore blooming, the birds were singing. Certainly spring was to you then "the plea?antest season of the year."

But how is it now? Do you feel the same joyousncss, happiness, and anticipation that you did then? Are you filled with hop-.* or possibly are yon weak, lauguid, despondent, depressed? Perhaps your head aches, yon feel tired, and there is a lack of ail interest and joy ill life where ouco in the springtime ail wns anticipation and happiness.

Do yon know the reason for this hange? It is because you are not wdl, because your vitality is cot so great as when in you teens. Do you know what you need?, Something to help you: something that will prove friend in need something that will restore you and place where you were in youth, which will make life pleasant and happy, and which will again make •spring the pleasantest season of t.he year." Do you know what will do this? Wo will not at tempt to tell you, but will show you what others have done, and which yon may do if you will follow the same wise courso pursued by them. Read tlicir words:

Dr. A. C. Clark, a well known New York physician, says: "I have never known case of spring debility, spring fever, or any of the troubles which irise during this season which has not been promptly and permanently cured by tho use of Warner's Safe Cure. Its power at this time of year is wonderful 1 have seen women, run down by care and overwork men whose vitality was exhausted, and even puny children restored to perfect health through its use." :.,r

Mrs. M. M. Simbnsonj of Buckley .Mo., says: "My daughter, who was once the perfection of health and liap piness, was for years aJllicted with kid dey and liver disease, complicated with scrofula, the hip joint being afTectcd She became so bad thnt tho doctors wanted to nnjoint her hip. I would not consent to it, and began administering a remedy which I had heard much abont and I am happy to say she is now cured, well and healthy, by tho uso of

Warner's Safe Cure." Mr. 11. E. Mayo, of House's Point, N Y., says: "Two years ago had torri ble boils on my face, and my blood was fearfully out of order. I began the use of Warner's Safe Cure the boils left as if by magic, and I have never since been troubled with them."

If yon are depressed, weak, run dow by the influences of the season, follow the advice above given. Yon will certainly find it profitable and valuable. The renewing power of this groat cure is beyond estimation. It stands, as it deserves to stand, i't tho head of all modern discoveries for tho cure of sickness and tho renewal of life.

1'nrr and Wholcnome Quality Commends to tho public approval the California liquid laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs. It is ploas:nt to tho laste anil by acting gently ou the kidneys, liver and bowels to cleanse the system effectually. it promotes t.he health and coinfoil of all who use it, and with millions

beat and only remedy.

,7 ${i SO to St.

IcE-fitKAM is now served in tho pur-

LO II IH

ADVICE

and Jleiurn.

jiuy 11 and 12,1892, good return

Restaurant. It jng including May 13th via Vnndalia Line on account of reunion of A. O. U.

Tho

9'14

.Van.lrtin train

1 places you in St. Louis at 7 p.m.

—A tub and shower bath complete in Leave St. Louis nt 8:40 a. m., nrrivo one for 25 cts. nt Joe Fossee'a. homo ntfi:15 p. 111.

WOMEN

If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must use

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

CAitTi.iisviLi.c, April 20, issa.

TUifl will certify that two tneinbera of iny immediate family, after having suffered for "ears from Itleuatruul Irregularity, !elng treated without benefit by physicians, were at length completely cured by one bottle of liradlield'n I'enuile Koeulator. effect is truly wonderful. J. ^.STRANGE.Its Book to WOMAN mailed FREE, which contnlaa valuable iuformatiou ou nil female diseases.

BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,

ATLANTA, GA.

FOB SALE 111' ALL, DRUGGISTS. Sold by N.ve & Co.

AFamily Affair

Health for the Baby, Pleasure for the Parents, New Life for ttyc Old Folks.

Hires

"i/r^

IDon't be deceived If a dealer, for •the s&keof larger profit, tells you

some other kind Is Just aa good :V —'tis false. No ImlL&iiou Is aa good ai tue genuine HIKES'.

Who def'res a (rood business position In thoTVorld1* Fair clt uliould write at once for Prospectus of the famous Metropolitan Jluslnesa College, Chicago. Ciiustnt! farllltlos for placing graduates. Established SOycars. Occupies Its own building. Address,

M. 1'MWKItH. principal.

—Eye, ear and throut

disensoB

For a number of years have been subject to violent attacks of inflammatory rheumatism which generally lasted about two months. On the first ot this month I was attacked in thb knee and suffered severely for two days, when procured a bottle of Chamberlain's Pnin

Balm and it relieved almoBt instantly, therefore most cheerfully recomend it to those who are similarly afflicted every where.—K. D. WUITELT, Martindale, N, C., Feb. 18S8. Mr. Whitely is a very prominent man in this place and his dis ease was very widely known as he suffered such severe pain.—W. M. HOUSTON Co., Merchants, Martindale, N. C, DO cent bottles for sale by Nye Co.

A SHI lion Frlendti.

A friend in need is a friend indeed and not less than one million people have found just such a friend in Dr. Kings Now Discovery for Consumption Coughs, and Colds, —If you have never UBed this Gceat Cough Aledicine, one trial will convince yon that it baa wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will be refunded. Trial bottles free at Nye & Co's Drug Storo. Large Bottles 50c. and $1.00.

Miles' Nerve «S lAver Pills. Act on anew principle—regulating the tver slomtclio and bowels through the nerves. A new discovery. Dr .Miles1 Pills speedily curebillouness. bad taste, torpid iver piles, constipation. Unequaled for men, women, children. Smallest, mildest 11 refit.. SO doses 26 cents.

Itoyal lltihij" Part Jl'fiie. The term "delicnto health" in used to express a physical condition, in which tho powers of nature appear to be partially exhausted, and the system is peculiarly sensitive to all morbid influences. Slight causes, which would produce no disturbance whatever in the body or mind of a robust individual, proBtrato the strength and depress the spirits of persons in delicate henlth. Recourses should be had under these circumstances to "Royal Ruby" port wine. If thoro is any reserve of vitality in the enfeebled organization,this unequaled exhiliarant and tonio will will rise and developo it. Quart bottles SI.00 pints',00 cts. Sold and guaranteed by Nye Co. Druggists. Bottled by Koyal Wine Co., Chicago.

Dress Goods and Trimmings, White Goods and Millinery, At the TRADE PALACE."-—-—— The Largest and Most Stylish Line Ever Shown in this City.

Ask. to see the lovely Plain,

Printal, tJinl ].!roC(iih'i liulni mid

China Sill's.

ful

Also, those beauti-

Changcablc Sill's.

McClure & Graham,

AI1

Root Reer

THE GREAT

^TEMPERANCE DRINK 'Ma a family affair—a requUlto Of the home. A 29 cent package makes S gallon* of delicious, strengthening, effervescent beverage.

•plum Street Depot. rompt deliver of all Goods.

only

Dr. Greene. Joel Block. Fitting of glasses a specialty.

—Try that new combination tub and shower bath at Joe Fossee's.

The large variety and low-

prices will convince you that the

best place to trade is at thu-Trade

Palace.

North Washington Street.—

SPECIAL SALE OF

Wall aper,

This Week.

LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS.

ROBINSON & WALLACE.

CORNEH BOOK STORE.

Wchuvojust received tresh line of I net Teas, Coffees, Sugars

Flour of all kinds,

Pickles, Molases, Apples, Fine Maple Syrup, Dried and Canned Fruits of all kinds.

AIM! are prepared to sell them at the Lowest Possible Prices.

Wm. SEERING & SON.,

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 Prugsells carpets and rujrs without taking them from the Hoor. Call oraddross

711 WEST LIBERTY STREET.

Natural Gas Fitting.

If you are going to bave your liouso piped for Natural Gas call and see us. We can save yoti money, as our reutE are small and we only wantliving wages for doing your work." Wo use the best stock that monoy "will buy and employ nane but first class workmen. Wo make no charge for measuring yonr house and giving you estimate.

WILLIAMS BROS.,

125

South Green St.

O. U. PERRIN,

LAWYEK

and

PATENT ATTOHNBY

Joel Block, South Wahhington Street. CRAWKORDSVI LL.K,

CALL.

Kverv MAN who would know tho OUANnTltmiS, tho Plain Facts, tir old Secret* and tho New Discoveries of Modlcul Science aa applied Married Ltfo, should write for our wonderful little book* ci.!! "A TKKATISH FOfl MKN ONLY." Toany onrnertman w» will misll CJj.-y J2utlrcly fret*, lu plain p«*a!ed covcr. *'A refuge from the quad

INDIANA.

MANHOOD RESTORED.

SAN ATI VO," th* Wonderful Hpniitflh Itemed?, is ttold with a Written Cuorantoe to cure nil Neivous hiseases, sucli aa Weal Memory, Low of Brain Power, Headache, Wakofiilnefl, l^oRt Man* hood, KervousncM, lassitude, all drnlnH am'1 lots of power of the Generative Or^anR In either

Before A After Use. Photographed from life,

BOX. cam-d

over-exertion, youthful Indiscretions, or the exccssirc Qse of tobacco, opltnn, or stimulant*, which ulthtmlelv lead to Infirmity, Connumptiim and Insanity. Put up Inconvenient form to carry in the vest pocket Price |1

package, or 6 for $5. with every (fi order we Rive a written guarantee to cure or refund tho money. Sent by niall to any address. Circular free in plain envelope. Mention this paper. Address,

MADRID CHEMICAL CO.. Branch omce for U. 8. A. 3M Dearborn Street. CHICAGO, ILL. FOR SALE IN CRAWFORDSVILLE, 1ND., Ii\ Moliett & Morgan, Druggists.

JAPANESE

A uaranteod Cure for Plies of wiiatover kind or desrreo—Kxtoru»l, Interim!, lillud or IlleodlnRlUiliinK.Ctironlc.Kecent or Hereditary Tills Kemcdy lius positively never been known to fall. 81.00 box, 0 boxes lor J5.00 seut by mail prepaid on reeclpt of price. A written Guarantee posti\-eiy given to enoh purchaser of 0 boxes, when piircliasod at one time, to refund the (5.00 paid If not oured. Guarantee biauedby Nve & Co, Drugglstc Sc Bole Ajjenu

JruwCordBvUle ind. Sumnloa free.

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

AbojrifoHBargainslBest and Cheapest

Real Estate in the City Now on the Market.

TheWm.S. Galey Homestead and Three Lots Adjoining Yet Unsold.

Also, a Few Lots in the Beautiful Grove 0 Forest Trees on East Wabash Avenue.

Lol^no Lettersif tinted tlmn llxse have sod within the last CO di-ya at frem ?^8.u() to £:'U jur front foot.

These lots are appraised at from-1 $10 to $20 per front foot: one only abenutifnl corner lot 111 l«et in a a is at per front foot,

Good judges say !!.e lots have been appraised at a very low price as compared with other lots in the city.

Vou can now buy at the appraise-'-* ment. If you delay yon will probably have to pay more.

CM AS. JOHNSTON,

Commissioner.

FURNITURE

1 have the largest and best selected stock of new, fresh goods in the Furniture line in the State, which I will offer at the very lowest prices.

Call and see the line when you are in the city.

Wm. L. Elder,

43 and 4B 8. Meridian 8t.

INDIANAPOLIS

Hope,

The llxedncss of hujio. an anchor trues Which cl.cnrs us ever, 1 and you. iMs and will ho just tho sumo. To evcy tribal nation, Its rofniln, liuip, iifH onward, diction plain, That all who ticelc, nud will may gain, Tho staid gordoon ot its domain. hro* time's vista, hopo, continuous ctem, ito boon incoinpleto, wo evor yearn. AH mortals know, wo jhaso thoo ovory one. Moin-hearts content, unnatluto grocd, bo done* And yoaruing, quo:I'd. as ehlnoof snn, Darken the eye, BO replete Hope. What Is Hope? "tho Bitbstnnco of things »nseen," Tho axioms of purest purposes: Gloftn, Heaven's harvests, place philosopher*, sftgev. Those translated, tho pious of all atfos. The crowned Christ,Giod'sonly Hon, There all pholsaoco, and Hope has won, Tho soul rcwolves on self.truo Ah tho ncodlo to tho polo: I and you. Are of Inato (»od apart IIRO, you, his son, Tiius do wo read, speeding, our run. Onllope, clroilnjr constant as the sun So banish death's torment, ABd Hop* com*

mail'* Re«e41«s acU A, R. 1dal«i*nt

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