Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 April 1892 — Page 2

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ONE ENJOYS £oth the method and results when Syrup of Fijrs ia taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acta gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, -iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys»mi effectually, dispels colds, head•:hes and fevers and cures habitual •constipation. Syrup of Figs ia the jnly remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and actM_)table to the stomach, prompt its its action and truly beneficial iu its efl'ects, prepared onlv from the most oisilthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it tha most popular remedy known. feyrup of Figs is fcr sale in 50c md 81 bottles bv all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who oiaj not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try i'- Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAM fMNCISCO. CtL. LOUISVIUS. KY HEW YORK. H.

DAILY JOURNAL

PRINTE DEV EW WE EK A AFT E N 0 ON,

By T. H. B. McCAlN.

Eutered ut the PostoflU-e at Crawler Urilic Indiana, us socond-clas-s mattei.

THE DAILY JOUHNAi.,

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TI1K WEKKLVJOTKNAL.

Three rnorths 40 Six tiionlhs.. One year |l.iI5

For papers sent outside the county 10 cents additional for po^taire. The W heklv must invariably be paid for In advance.

Seud postal note or raoncv order.

FKTDAY, APRIL 15, 1HH2.

THIS is a Republican year.

IT NOW? looks as though it would. the old ticket Harrison and Morton/

ONE of the Congressional districts in New York under the Democratic gerrymander is 250 niiles long.

Tit:: M'uiyftictunr shows how free raw material sometimes work: Under the old tariff law tho duty on jute was 20 per cent ad valorem. The McKinley act struck off the whole of the duty and put jute on the free list. ..lust before tho ne.T law wont into operation dutible jute was selling for 3 cents pound: Now that the material is coming into the country without paying duty."tin. price has risen to 5i cents a pound.

A ,n:iXiE of small caliber at Terre Haute has Bhown hip personal vindictivene^s by arraigning W. O. Fishback before his royal hjghtiess for alleged contempt. I'ishback's offense consisted ID criticising the action of the court in pntting an cud to the investigation into the Ecandals concerning the contracts for city sewers and pavement.'. For presuming to call in question the action of the Judge that functionary assessed a line of S100 against Fishback and sent him to jail for thirty days. Public sentiment iB al:nost entirely with the "editorial criminal."

TUB free trade professors and theorists occasionally tell the truth and th whole truth in a way that the free trade politicians can uot imitate. In fact, the blunt truth often distresses the latter. Take for instance, tho following from Walker's Political Economy, page 51fi ]t is perfectly true, as t'e protectionist asserts, that a tariff of customs duties upon* foreign goods imported into new countries, tends to create and maintain high rates of wages in the factory industries.

Mr. Walker is a"•'distinguished jxil itical economist and free trade loader but he is entitled to praise chiefly far telling the truth.

OJJK of the important amendments ti tho election law provides that the square on the ballots in front of tho title of each party is abolished, and the device or emblem is to be enclosed iu a square not less than one and one-half inches on each side. Names of candidates must be exactly three-fourths of an inch apart, and the square before each name must be three-eights of an inch on each side. A voter who wishes to vote a straight ticket of -either party must stamp within the large square. If he wishes to )te for any candidate not on his party ticket he must not stamp the large square at all but must stamp the square before each and every name he wishes to vote for, on whatever ticket they may appear.

The promptness and certainty of it* cureB have made Chamberlain's Cough Remedy famous. It is intended especi ally for 'coughs, col us, croup and whooping cough, and is the most effect ual remedy known for these diseases. 00 cent bottles for sale bv Xve & Co.

The Big Four will sell excursion rates St. Louis May 11 and 12. good returning May 13, on the occasion of the 17th anniversary of th* A. O. TJ. W., to ue held May 12.

This Dale in History- April 15. fir*t 1/inl lialtimore

and projector of IU? colony in Miiryluml,

DIED TU VIOMLAIV BO»U IVS JLINT? the j*ajn»rs H-.-re to hi- *on CocSlin^, o:id lA»rtl Baltimore, w]u completed the fitllcrount. 1TII—Mint*, de unk?\on. swxmd wife of Ixmis ... iiir• !i' nt Si.Cyn born

Fruucoi** IK*, all her virtues are overbajHUcod bv iho ffl' M.hftt she persuaded 'the. kmj u.« rrvoku the ediot of Nantes niiU- permute the Proi-'sUuts. 1514—,!.}bn l,nfhrop Motlvv, ht^toHnn. lx«rn at

Donilie*U r» .Mass. died 1K7.. lSt*7—Kev. DrtVid. J.)tidlec Fit-Id, fnHier of the four furuous Fifids, dird in Ktvckbridgs,

Mas*. KlP/nhofh AMiold rcotor^l) died at J.vnchbmg, Va., a£«d H%••'On tbw scint' day Mat-ihv-yy. Arnold, scholar and cih'.enfor, died in Lt\erpo»i: l«jrn l£W--Tht Welhwid caual, rn the Canada side of Nla?ar»t b'alb, was Jacob Kstoy, famous ortfnn mn: ufacturer. di.M at liruttlcK»ro, V?,, agod 7t».

Tli«? ]ilcli lti*r«ri' lll« Saw. Only from day to day The lif of a wise man ruus: Wbat mjilUT if bcaso!?-! far uvvrt.v^

Have gtrjuma or have doubl'i Mins?

l.ikon liileour ivork slji.'iil?! ri.-o— Each ialcr u-nvo ilii bosl Toilay is a King in

T'xlny ia the special test. IJke a sn^vvr's \vot"k is life 'ioo pri^rnt laakes iUe Jlaw, Alp! tlioonly tiohl for strifo

I- tho ijic'a before the saw. -John Bovte O'Reilly.

Ttiv Iolilrnl I Suiutl.

Lift iiere, iife ts now. but the moment is fleetin',-:

Live il ftiily In courage. a.s if it ere ail In the strength of tiiy manhool to nmku thy !l''art's beat ins

Leiu! thee on to victory e'en thoui.-h thou tail Be content not to know aH llio law of tho Kiev* Nothinu better can teach una the k-sson'of tices

Is but this: Live tw]ay, for thy moment siiuit! —Arlo Hates.

ICnjjine.-retl a Bis Deal.

The "Uoadiug deal'' is the great''sensation in political and financiitl circles of Now York in I Pennsylvania. All the roads which transport anthracite coal are combine! under one in a ago me t, with a nominal capital of some $000,000,000 und over liXt,000 employees, and the man who engineered the deal and bosses the combination forty-five years old. His uanio is Archibald Aligns Mc-

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A. A. I,I:on. Leod, and it is a condensed history of his family Though a native of tho United .States lie is a sciou ol' the famous Mc^eods of Scot land, who have contributed so many preachers and writers to the United States and Canada. A capacity for organization is inherent in the Mc's and lins been from tho chieftains of the Isle of Mull to the present,

EPICUREAN MORSELS.

Where one lump of sugar was sufficient to sweeten coffee it now requires three. Slirimo appear to be out of gastronomic fashion so far as "society fea.sthm" goes.

Some of this se.i-ou's wedding rake ha been rich enough to t.ake a trip to Europe. This is an era of the clialm? dish, and great arc lie uses tuwhe!i is now devoted.

Gladstone is said to be one of tie- most, pronounced believers in the elheaev of stale bread.

A London caterer boasts that pineapple Is the foundation for two do/.en desserts he makes.

You cannot make bricks without straw, nor good enkt without plenty of butter and sugar.

Rousted rice is something 'new and alleged to lie Chinese. It is "just splendid' for indigestion.

To enhance the "dnlieiousness" of fried oysters use olive oil instead of either hilar butter.—New York .Mail und lOxpr •-*.

HOUSEHOLD HINTS. }•.

Medicine stains may be rehiovwl, from silver spoons by rubbing with sifted worn ashes and soapsuds.

To keep your feet warm place a sheet of blotting paper in your shoe. It is quite a efficient as a cork sole and not so bulky.

Chemists say it takes less than Jialf the amount of sugar to sweeten preserves if the sugar is put- in alter the cooking has commenced.

A simple test for the detection of lead in drinking water i* furnished by tincture cochineal, a few drops of which will color the water biue, if' Ijiere is the remotest trace of lead prsctit..

Celery is a sedative and is gxxl for rlieu matisni and the so called neural!_'ia, which Is only aiiother name for it. Cucumbers rod tlie system—when fresh cut. of course Lettuce is not only I-ooiing. hut produces tlvep. espcciallv if the stalk is eaten

C-cl.

•'Well, 1 would have been engaged now if it were not for iny chaperon." iv "Did she interfere:-" "Yes she became engaged to him herself ."—Life.

J)cncrvtn« I*riInc.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have Iwen selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King'ri New Life Pills, Bueklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters and have never handled remedies that sell tie well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate (o guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to. refund the purchase price' if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won thair great popularity purely on their merits. Nye A- Co. Druggists.

Hove Taken Several

Bottles of Bradfield'a Female ltegulator for falling of the womb and other dieeasoH combined, of 16 years standing, Rnd 1 re/illy believe I am cured entirely, for which please accept mv thanks

MRS. W. K. STF.HHINS. liidL-e, Ga. Hold by Nye Co.

DOV'T be deceived. Ask for Nicholson .TaaVman's bread and cakoa.

STATE NKWS.

Mr. Cleveland that the delegates endeavor to effect Gray's nomination by every honorable effort -within their power. Such resolutions will uudoubteiflv be passed. Senator Turpie will be chairman of the convention, and the delegates at arge will be Senator Yoorhees, exChairman C. I.. .Tewctt, Hugh Dougherty and S. K. Morss. Gov. Gray was present at the meeting.

Say l.a\ello 1 a Fiir^er.

WASHINGTON,

lml., April l.".—In the]

Lavelle trial at Petersburg Thursday the experts who examined Lavelle's books and made public the ?l¥,00il shortage were further examined. Col. Taylor, one of the experts whom Lavelle charges with being unduly prejudiced against him, swore that he had no personal feeling against the exauditor, and that the. investigation was only matter of business in which the people of the couutrv were interested. Edward Meredith, the other expert, fnllv explained the report and the shortage discovered. Several ex-countv commissioners were examined on tiie J. V. Ellis account for .?i00, which it is alleged Lavelle forged, and on which he secured the money. They all swore that they had never allowed such a claim and that the allowance entry on the commissioners' doclcet was a forgery. stole His Own (uioils.

I.VTHA NATOMs, Ind., April 1*.:—William P. Kettcll, vice president of the Kahn Tailoring Company, this city, accused several days ago of emtie/ztinfi goods belonging to his own firm, was rearrested Thursday on a grand jury indictment covering the same offense. Mis bond was placed at SI0.000. The goods iu dispute were found In a warehouse in Cincinnati, where they were stored in the name of Kittell's mother-in-law. The defense claims legitimate purchase and that he is a victim of conspiracy.

Fighting the Now Vn\.sini'nt., LA

PortTE, Ind., April 3".—Tht First national and Citizens' banks of Michi* {jnn City and the First national bank of this city Thursday refused to pay their inoniascd tax«?s under the new asse^ment law. Application will ho made to Judge Xoyes today for un injunction to restrain tho county treasurer froir. enforcing* collection. The HaUimore A Ohio'and tho Chieatfo & ICastern l!li?j ir.iilroads also refuse to pay their increaM'd taxes.

lnU iuupMN Trotting .Mooting. iMMANwroi.rs, Ind.. April K».--The secretaries of the Indiana mile track racinjr associations met hero Thursday to arrange for spring meolin^s. The meeting here undor the auspices of the Indianapolis Driving" clui will bejrin July and continue four days. The .club' decided to offer 5s.000 in purses, which will ran^e from 100 to SI.000.

There* will be three races each day und specialty features. Indianapolis takes the dates scheduled for Cambridge City.

The Assume Control.

KLKIIART,

Jnd., April Tho an

nual election of stockholders of the Cincinnati. Wabash A Michigan railway was hold here Thursday unci the following board of directors was elected for the ensuing year: .7. Pierpont Morgan. George iUiss. C. M. Dopow. C. Vanderbilt, H. McK. Twombly, .1. D. Lang. W. V. Anderson. M. E. Ingall.s, .lames Harnett,- Anu.« Towus^nd and Henjamin S. Hrown.

An l-Ullror Sent to .lull.

'L'KRR.F. IIAI TE,

Tnd., April 5.1.—Jiuljr*

'I'avlor. of the circuit court, has sentenced W. 0. Ki-tlibaclc, (ulitor of the Terre Haute Express, to thirty days' imprisonment in jail and to pay a fine of SIUU for contempt of court. The Express accused the court of political and corrupt motives in suspending .the i» restitution of the prand jury into tha newer scandal eases.

ShIc of a ilurolfi^li-al -"-hi.nl. 1 I.a l'oinn, Ind., April l.i.—Tarson's horolojrical school, the lirst of its land in the 1'nitcd States aud -which has ln-cii c-.tuMi.shed lien for seven years, has lee»i sold to IVoria 111.) parties, and.tin' entire plant, except the college Imilimijr, w-,11 at onee he moved to that city, whose citizens paid a larjfu bonus for tt.

A«ar !:-tl I.cnut

(IttKKXCAsi I.l-J. 1 lid.. April 1.1.-Mr,. -Marv Welch, who was injured l.y a freight train on the i»iy I'our railroad near here, has secured a verdict fm 5-10.UUU dauiayr-s. Two other wornwho were injured at the same t.imi- villi get the Same amount. -A Wotuiiu C'oiivlctf'it .^lui-th-r.

ilHlti in rehruarv, lbU'2, and sentenced for two yeurs to the woman'* reformatory at Indianapolis.

Tli* Itnby Is rimd.

III'MLNOTOV, Uu\„

For years the editor of tho Burlington, i'i net ion, (Mo.,) l'oxt, has been subji'ct to cramp colics or lits of indigestion,

Tho Lat03t Intelligence from Towns which prostrated him for several hours in Indiana. anil unfitted him Tor business for two or threo days. For the past year he has jbeon usino Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera und Diurrhieu Remedy vhenover occasion required, and it has invariably given him prompt relief. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale bv Nve & Co.

(iriiy i,1 v.-s I tli*» ItalHe.

INIUA.N

Ai'Oi.is, lnii, April 15.—Im

portant result-- were l-eached Thursday night at a conference of all tho leading Cleveland aud Gray representatives of Indiana with the democratic state central committee and the executive committee of that body. It was agreed that the most influential representatives of the Cleveland- and Gray elements hould go to the state convention and urge, the adoption of a resolution inlor.sing Cleveland's administration, delaring that tariff reform should be the ssue of the eomingearnpaign. and upon that ist-uc that Mr. Cleveland would lie the logical candidate, for the Chicago convention also testifying the confidence felt for Gov. Gray, that he was worthy of the highest honors, aud that in the event of the hieago convention failing to nominate

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castoria.

Strong Wttnesseit.

Among tho thousands of testimonials of cures by Dr. Miles's Now Heart Cure, is that of Nathan Allisons, a well known citizen at Glen Kock, Pa., who for years had shortness of breath, BleeplessnesB, pain in left side, shoulders, smothering spells, 6tc. one bottle of Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure and one box of Nerve and Liver Pills, cured him. Peter Jaqnet, Salem, N. .T., iB another witness. For twenty years Buffered with Hea. Disease, was turned away by physician, as ncurable. death stared him in the face, could not lav down for fear of smothering to death. Immediately after using

New Cure he felt better and could lav down and sleep all night, aud is now a well man. The New Cure is sold, also tree book, by Nye Jr Co.

STOP IT!

(IV -will say

That our Bread Vagon is now

J\''mining Daily.

Anything you want in the

Juil cry line, A sic for il.

We carry the largest line of

Braid, Rolls, Cakes, Etc.,

On our wagon that has ever

7n\'ii carricd on any icagon

In this city.

Stop our •..•agon and

Examine the contents.

NICHOLSON & JACKMAN.

RAILWAY TIME CARU

MONON ROUTE.

^OUTH 1:25a.m

NOIlTIi

Xltrht Mall (daily) 1:5"a.ir Dnv Mali (dally) 1 :'!0p.n

lfm.tu wtiy Freight 2:40p.m

BIG 4—Peoria Division.

Express—Mail Ih'iTa.iii

£:10a.tu Mall (daily) 12 C0a.uj 5:18p.in Mull—Kxpress l:40p.in 1 Tl'Jp.ui Mall—Kxpress 0:48p.iL

VANDALIA.

sorTM 9 -KA.iu... 5:20|).UI... 1:40 »ni

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Ind., April 1.

A. Silces was on Thar: lav convictct. the murder of John Duniorth at

WCM-

April 1.1.—Mrs.

William l.awrenue put her l.inbv in iti cab to pla.r. The child fell out nil its bead and reeeived'sueh injuries t.'iat il liieil 'l'liursday.

Rou^ht For In Toronto.

TORONTO, Ont, April r..—A. O. Brown, who has ropre.sontod the firm of Schwartz, Dupee Sr. Co., of Chicago, in this city for many years, lias suddenly disappeared. lie leaves behind him liabilities to the amount of ,$.10,000. and the inquiry for him amonghiK creditors is an extremely anxious one.

IVilltelm CoiigrntOxford. Lojrnox, April 1.1.—Kmperor William has sent through Prof. Max Mtiller, of

xf rd a

U'U'fcrram

to the Oxford University boat crew, Kalr-lt should wrlto at

coupatulatiDK them upon their defeat of the Cambridge crew Inst Saturday. 20year«. .Ocoiiplcn U«nvrn Artdrew. O MhuiMlng.

KOHTtl

Express Mall

KK VOt: IN NF.EDV

.... C: I Spin 8:10a.tc ..12:40 am

..FreleM

IF VOL'

NVant money Want a eouk

.V." Want boarders •'/. Want a artn W an a it a

Want, to rent r«x)ins Want a servant t'lrl Want to sell a house \N ant to exchange anything Want to sell household goods ^, Want to make any real estate loans

Want to sell or trade for anything Want to find customers for anything FSOTHE JOCHNAL

WANT COLUMN.

One c'Ut a line a day—eljfht, words to a linecash in advance. It don't pay to book these small amounts.

WANTED-HELP.

WANTED.—If

you have rooms furnished

or unfurnished for rent or a house and lot for sale or rent leave description of saim with Harman uttou at Western L'niou Tele itrapU ollice. 5-14

WANTED—GoodNickel

active canvassers for

Gold, Silver, and Hra*s ietlnis!»1n^' and platiru?.—Address Terre Haute Plating Wks., Terre Haute Ind. 40"

FOR RENT.

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OIt SALE OH KENT—A house, linuirdlutc cast.lolTerSvin st. \V. H. OllVGr. rOH RENT—Furnished rooms with Ixmnf.

Journal office. 4-15

FOR SALE.

SALE—This week only, a ilrst ela« buhiuesb room or will trade lor city residence or (rood farm. Apply at once iu person iilbert. or ny postal to J. A. (iilbert.

Oil .SALE-

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'OIt SALE—A house and lot, first house west of Coflin Factory* No. 401. For nar ttcu 1 ars ci111 on Judge A. u, Thomas. tl

OS'l^One and a half yards of lace on Mai .street. I^.'ave at Mrs. Willis'jraliery. !.*»

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

CHA ULHS E. DA VIS.of Union towusllp,will be a candidate for Shetiif of Montiroinerj' county, subject to the decision of Republican uomtriiit.iiiK convention.

WILLIAM HIA'JT will be a candidate for £he'ril of iVonttfoinery county, subject to tin decision of the Kcpublican nominating con vention

A. H. I»FIAN DJioreby announces as a can date for ^herill'subji.'ct to the deetsion of the Koymblicnn nominating convention.

JOHN"?!. STl.l»IIKSsb.V, otMirtison (own!"hlp, will be candidate for Sherilf of Mont jromery county, subject to the decision of Liu1 Kcpublican nwminatiUKconvention.

A A W I IN S O N a a date for 1'iosecutiug Attorney of the ti'jd ju dlelai district, subject to the decision of the Kepubilcaif notiiliiMtinv convcntiun.

TiiOMAST, Mt."NHALL will be a candidate for Keeordtfr of Montjronery couuty. ^subject to the decision of the Kcpublican iiomlnuiioK «.(jnv(rntion t) be held May 7.

JOHN JOHNSON, of Union township, will le a candMtite for Representative, subject, to the decision of the Kcpublican noinlnatitiK con vcntioi.

N. 1J. COtlHhHijV, of Wayne township, will be a candidate for Representative before the Republican convention to he held May 7,

CIIARLV W. F.LMORE will he a candidate for county assessor subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

n.I.l AM M. HKKVKS will Ijc u. (or Vroseculliiif Auornov of t.lic 'J'Jml .linliclal dlitlrlut. subject to the ltepiibllcaii nuuilijullnu convention. .1A.ME-50 McCOHMICK.of HrowntowiiKhip, will be ciiniiiilate for Treiisurer of Montgomery county, subject to the decision or the liepubllcuii convention to be held May 7.

HKNItY H. t'LKTr will ho oanrtldat.o for County Clerk. to the decision of Hie Hopublicun umninatioK convention to be hold May 7.

WILLIAM !**. SHAIU'K will ho a candidate for the ollice of Sum.-yorof MonlKomery CVun» ty subject to tlie derision of the Kepublloan noinlnatiny convenMon.

Wliodr**re8a (toodtmslneM iw5ltlAn In tho World's

nnm

or rnwpwtiM of the

powftns. J'rln«JpW.

AN OPEN BARGAIN IN OUR

Curtain Department.

75 pair Elegant Chenille Por-

uers late designs and best color

ings will be sold cheap.

New Goods Are Coming in at a Rapid Gait intc all the store.

All the Latest JYovclties in I'cit

ings are now open—the style

and price speak for them--

selves.

Our Dress Trimming Depart-

men/ fairly shines with attrac

tions at regular prices.

OURS IS THE HOST

Complete

Corset- Department

In the State ol' liidJanii.

Nothing missing which is new

a .id desirable.

BEWAEE OP IMITATIONS.

BISCHOF'S BAZAR.-I

We Have Correct and Paris. Fine Wool Stuffs, Dress Fabrics and Cloaks

For Soring and Summer.

«L0D1S BISCH0F»

Dressed and Undressed

KID GLOVES

Chamois and Fabric Gloves.

In our well-known brands in all the latest tints.

BBSESE2338:

127, 129 East Main Street.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

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Berlin Silk

We Want You tolKnow that our New

Spring Dress Goods

Are just lovely and we want

you to call and g«t a bargain.

First callers always get choice.

Embroideries and Laces in Abundance, enough Every Lady's Purse.

Suit

And last, but not least, the La

dies Cloak Department i3 the

leading oni in this state

And looks as bright as a dollar

•None but the newest, best-mad

and best-fitting garments

Read}- for inspection.

Conic to the center ol attractions

and feast your eyes on all

which is essential to

•Woman's wants and which at

tributes to the tasteful attire

of their sex.