Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 April 1892 — Page 4

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FOR IT KAS STOOP Tflf TEST,

&FALL TA'E SOAPS "OufiQuits" JtAV£ T$M

WIS "FAIRBANKS'IS TOE BEST.

UR CLOT/f£S SMEU SW£ET,OU/J ilNff# 5HWCS to T/JS HOUSE IS CLEAN ANfc BHICHT

Nowomn ?&n8ANKi SANTA CLAD5 FILLS HOUSEMAIDS W/W DcLIGHT, ^.IRBANK &.CO CHICAGO.

Not One of Our Rings.

Hu* wi- have rings that are equally auraeilvt and our display of JMLVKKWAKI* :S a feast tor the aw. If that which la lustrous heyoud desi:rii)tiuu. but almost perl'eitly plain, appeals to your tasste we ean *how you fonio superb speehuens if the highly decorated le lu your line, come and look at some of tlie most pleasing-devices that e\er left the music llugers O! avooinpli.shed workers in •diver. It would be t\ mistake for you tu run away with the idea that it takes a pood deal ot monev iu gratify such -taster. We will clear itwav such «ntsanprehen.s'ams on thai |Klut if Noil will call and took at our Orange Howls, Nut and l'ruit Uihes, and other a-tielcs tot numerous to mention. l'lense bear in mind that we are headquarters for making good timekeepers out of your watches and* elock and that is the reason we repair mote than ai others.

20/ East Main Street

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Lli-*"'

JUuO% ^IT H\Y r&Wd'MOS.

Get a Shoe or Oxford

To Fit Your Foot

And Be Happy, of

J. S. KZEHjLTST

l'ii Kast Main Street.

If you .sue a particularly beautiful bonnet on Faster Sunday

TF.N TO ONE

It was ma'lt at the Millinery Parlors of MRS. WILSON.

1 21 jutli Street.

GROUND GOCOANUT f»r (Jakf. uii'i HORSERADISH l-»jr 1 at)ie I se. Each 0 Cents a Glass- "nj ila'niai

Butcher's Candy Stand,

orner WusljliiiftonJami Main Street-

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TAR SOAP

DAILY JOURNAL.

FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1892.

Death of a Child.

Paulino, the little daughter of Amza Broi'k nui wife, died of brain trouble this morning at three o'clock nt the fniuil.v residence on the corner of JeiTerson and Plum streets. The remains were taken south on the Motion to Bedford this afternoon for interment.

Saw Mr. Brooksbire Leavinsr. •Tohn Grav, of AVaynotowti, states that he saw Alex Urooksbire leaving this neck of woods. It was an early hour following the night he left Ladoga when he passed through Waynetown gAing .west. His wife was driving buggy wh le he and his son were each

Iriving loaded wagons. It is supposed that ears were secured at Covington.or •Yttica and a western route taken.

Cako '.Vaik To-Night.

Below is the programme for the musical entertainment and "cake walk" at Music Hall to-night. Fifty colored people in couples will take part in the rand march proceeding the "eitki walk." The entry sheet is complete md the walk will be presented on the same elevated scale as in the larger 1 reduce ities where it created a furore among ill of the best pi np!o:

ItKAND l--l|(~T PART. "Tux-do."

Overture I'rof. .las. Dale Selection ......'lho Minor Quarletic i'tiurai't«.-r IniitjiUm' Mr. G»-o. Temple Soiu—TKe NlirhUngak* .Snntr From opora

Tyrolrun Miss Mantle Smith 1'hc llanjo Ivlujis M-v^r-. Smi .h\Couk Soprano Solo—tk'lcc eii., MLR-s 1.-HM I Harris

Couc.ludiutfwiUi the l-'iinny ^keu-h, --i '•'tlie Country EV.J ISyllu- Company *.-•

Overture

Solo—^eU-i-tod ..Mi-^s I-.va euuhU' The !:!g Kour Soiar ami Dance 'I'i'iim. Aftei IX li It'll "Melliiflii's Hlrth'lay," Chanel ts by Mls^o.s Lvmlu H.irrl.-, H\a Ven ul'ie l.liJa t.ialties he (.luawette ami Company, euncl until?- willrihe eelebni tf'l "Caxc Walk

An Important Decision

There was an interesting (p: est ion de ided in the circuit court this morning by Judge llarney. it seems that Isaac .'avis had a rail pile burned by a sparli from a Big Four engine and brought suit for damages. He failed to get along with one lawyer and then om ployed John L. Shrum making a con tri'ct with him that if the case were lost •Shrum should pay half the costs and i( it were won Shrum should receive one third the damage. The contract came out in evidence yesterday and Kennedy

Kennedy objected and moved to dismiss the case as Messrs. Davis and Shrum were guilty of ehampertous making such a contract. This morning Judge Harney overruled the motion and an appeal will be taken to the supreme couit, .if Davis wins his ca6e,

Keal iistate Transfers.

The folli.'wing are the real CBtate transfers reported by Thomas. T. Mm: hall, abstractor and real estate dealer: Kd

rr MeCr'U,

ndinr.. toT E'Kirkput-

rieL i'.» acres Creek i.p Saruh A Grenard to ThosTracy *t al int in "70.^5 acres.Way ne tp t'Ji'O Lonjrio Wm ThomiLspi lot in

New Kichu»)r]d A'iu Hidor tj 11 Itaker

in Waynetown Miilinda White to Klnm Ituldwin et at pt lot In Waynetown Jyhn JohnFon et ul to (I W Warren ncier* Cnlon tp Isaac W ration to (,uiilln dO acres «'t»-il Creek tp Helen MtairtoKred Nl«*hol« IdO jier^w Cnion 11 Hillings to'J'.l Shuey l'j-100 acres Wnvehind John iTults to Kva i-hisley lot in

Wa/uetown I.aura Clark to A Yount, trustee, lot In city, Frank Fischer to Mary Fink.lot in cHv

T? Trans!'rs:.

Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing,

Oure*

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

AMERICAN FAMILY SUP.

Best for Genoral Household Use

r,oo,oo

«o no

l.»

lut iu lot

rSo.oo 4 0 0

J.tno^ou

700.00

10,000 00

1.000 00

rr»o,oi)

1.700.00 1,000.06

There is more Catarrh in this sectior of the country than all other diseases put together, aud until the last few years waB supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly falling to cure with local treatment, pronounced incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. ,J. Cheney ,t Co., is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 1(1 drops to a teaspoonfnl. It acts directly on tho blood and mucouB surfaces of the system, 'i'hey offer one hundred dol-

lar for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address. F. J. CHENEY Sc CO., Toleoo, O. J-.-ff'SnUl by Druggists,

IK you want pure, sweet broad, trv I Nicholson A- .Taekman's best.

KICK the new Spring Wraps IJischof is showing for Easter wear.

Giti'.AT bargains in dress goods nnd trimmings to maU-h for Easter wear nt Bise.lio/'s thin week.

District Lodge Meeting,-.. ..

One of the most profitable and entertaming meetings of the Good Templars was that of the Fifth District Lodge held iu this city on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Quite a numbor of delegates wero present who took a lively interest in the proceedings. A great deal of the business done was of a private character, but good results will occur from it. The public meeting held on Wednesday night was an interesting and pleasing one. The Juvenile Templars, together with Miss Mabel Mat. thews, delivered amusing and pathetic, recitations and dialogues, while 1. K.

Wade. G. C. T.. of LaFavette, llev. D. L. Vandament. 1. C. T., of Bainbridge, and G. W. Paul, ot this city, gave forth their ideas in stirring speeches, and each one commanded the undivided attention of tho audience present on that occasion. The closing meeting was lielil last night at which T. J. Lee, Grand Secretary, of Logansport, made the principal address, who was followed by each member pr»sent with a short talk upon the subject,

Why I am a Good Templar." Much good it is believed will be the result of all tho meetings. The next meeting will take place on July 27 and 28, the place to be doc ded by the District Executive Committee. The representa tives of the several lodges expressed themselves as highly pleased with the hospitality of our people and are only awaiting an opportunity to reciprocate.

Answer to Mugwump.

ibs Editor ol' The Journal. In Mugwamp's article in Thursday's JoriiXAii he asks: If it be true that the price of clothing is now almost 113 low as it is anywhere on earth what is the necessity of maintaining a protective duty, etc. If you have weeded out the grass from your corn, why bother any more about it? True, the weeds and grass will grow again, but you have once per formed your duty. Your corn is clean and healthy and is growing why bother with it further'.-'

He goes on with the oft.repeated theory that on a suit ot coarse woolen clothes that is worth £(!. the duty would be SC..C.7 cents, claiming the poor, nerworked voter pays the §0.(17* more for tho suit because of the IMcKinley law. Ought he not pay twice that much if he is fool enough to buy foreign goods when ho .can buy better uality of home manufacture at less than the tariff? This very tariff, which is causing the upheaval in Mugwump's bosom, has enabled home manufacturers, by competing with each other, to tho jrico of common clothing.

If the finer grades cost more, the downtrodden" voter says, let the rich who are able pay fane/ prices for fancy goods, but let the workingman have the beat common goods at lowest prices.

If Mugwumps were in tho mercantile business' in Crawfordsville and a peti tion were circulated asking the council to assess a liceuse tax upon ljoddlerB he would be one'among the first to sign it: and he would be right, but such course would be equivalent to a tax.

He HBks: Why discriminate in favor of the manufacturer as against the wool grower? Every Republicans asks the same qu*stion and is opposed to the present attempt of the Democratic majority in Congress to put raw wool on the free list. He says the duty on raw wool is only 11 cents, while Unit on manufactured goods is 49.V cents per pound and (SO cents advalorem. He ought to know that th's very distinction is in favor of labor, for more than ninety |or cent, of every manufactured article represents labbr.

The chronic grumbler and calamity howler will say in reply that this tariff goes to enrich the manufacturer and impoverish the laborer yet be knows thai American labor is better p:iid than an}, the world and if the present method of protecting labor reduces Wages, what vouid free trade do'.' Would not open ng the gates to the manufacturers ol 'he world to free admission compett with our own workers and thus rednei their wages? Experience says yes: they say no. Which will you believe? If protection does not protect, will free trade protect?

He sets up another cob house and proceeds to knock it down by asking if farm labor would not bo reduced by a reduction of prices of farm products. Vet this same tariff spreads its protective folds over every product of th farm. If Mugwump's mrimory roaches back to the days of free trade, or tarill for revenue only, he will remember what wages were paid farm labor, viz •57 to SS per month, while the farmer competing with all the world in our markets, received oil cents per bushel for his wheat and sold liis milch cowifor the fabulous sum of 87 to $8. Dowhe yearn for these good old days. Doeshe yearn for calicoes, English manufacture, at 'M, cents per yard and mus line at 25 cents anil pay for them ir. eggs at cents per dozi-n, and butter al 5 cents per pound? Such were the pries in the good old days of low tariff. Mugwump's theory might sound lieautiiiil were there any facts to maintain it, but alas, it is only thin theory.

Twenty-five years of protection has made such developments that rational America! will be loth to destroy such a wholesome system.

STitAionr l!i:rritT.K"A.\

To loioif/ Mothers

who are for the first time to undergo woman's severest trial, we offer you, not the stupor caused by chloroform, with risk of death for yourself or your dearly loved and longed-for offspring, but "Mother's Friend," a remedy which will, if used as directed, invariably alleviate the pains, horrors and risks of labor.and often entirely do away with them. Sold by Nye .V- Co.

TIT, CUKAM is now served in the parlors of the Music Hall H,-staiirant. .It, is of a delicious llavor.

EAHTKH Kid Olovi sat Bischofs.

—A tub and shower bath complete in one for 25 ots. at Joe Fossee's.

—Eye, ear nnd throat diseases only Dr. Greene. Joel Block. Fitting of glasses a specialty.

COMPANY I will give a grand mask ball next Monday night. Admission ,V1 cents ladies free.

REPUBLICAN TICKET. lor 1 avor. 1UEI) C. UANDliL.

Kor Marshal,

JOHN J. llKOTHEltS. Tor Clerk, CHARLES M. SCOTT.

Kor Treasurer,

WILLIAM E. MCHOLSON. For Counellnien. 1st VTaril—BEN" S. VERS. •Jnd Ward—AUSTIN L. TOMLIN.-ON. yd Ward—ANDREW E KKTNOLDS.

REPUBBLOAM CONVENTION,

Saturday, May 7, the Time-Saturday, April 30, the Date for Selecting Dole-1 gates.

The IlepubUcatisof Montgomery county and I all who will aet and vote with them at the approaching election will meet, in township muss convention in their respective townships,at the place hercalter named ou Satuiduy, April .U\ I at 0 o'clock p. in .• for the purpose, of FClectins dt'lrg-aU-s and alternates} to the county convention: Toicnxlifp iM*. Vlacc of Mutiny Coal Creek.... 0 Center School Hougc. Wavnc........ ti Waynetown. Kipley Alamo l*own Hi Waveiand. jv'ott 0 Center School HOUM. Ouirk 8 Ladoga. Walnut It) Center School House. Franklin ll» I u!lnpton: ^UKarCreek .. Outer School House.

Madison ti Liudeu. I'nion l'ree't. No.l

Cliatirt.Itiry Room. Mavorotlloe. C. N. Williams' otllee. W. WliiitliiKton sonice. Crane & Anderson's olllep.: F. M. Dice'solliee.

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L. Stllwell's ollicu. Recorder's olliee. 1). W. Hai'tiUttii's ofllco. Smull Court Uoom. l'rolia'e Court Uoom. tv .A. i?l 111 well's olliee. Kennedy Kennedy's oftlee. It. H. ltussell'8 olliee. C. N. William's otliee. Snyder & llruslt's olliee.

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Tlie Delegates thus selected will meet In the city of Cniwiordsville oa SATURDAY, MAY T, 1S0C. For the purpose of nominal Iuk candidates for I county otlicers to he eltvled (in November S, I

Ev. ry ltepuldleau in the county is luvite.i to thir-"con vein ion. C. N. WILLIAMS,

Chairman Central Committee.

IF.HAIITOIR.V.

Undo George Green has been quite sick. Goo. Osborn has returned from Plain field.

Cal Berry has purchased a bicycle for his little girl. Johti Breaks has rented a room at Indianapolis aud will move there the first of May.

Brown A- Birdsell have been putting the brick

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The trial which has been pending in the Fonntain county court for some time past which was to try the validity of the will made by Joseph Courtney last January, (now deceased), has been conpromised by Mrs. Courtney surrendering one-half of the real estate to the two surviving childron of Mrs. Courtney. The will gave tho widow everything luring her lifetime. After her death •very was to go tho children. The compromise gives her one-half to dispose of as she may choose, the remaining onehalf the children gets right away.'

I'umand Wholesome (Juutltu Commends to tho public approval the California liquid laxativo remedy, Syrup of Figs. It is pleasant to the taste aud by acting gejitly on the kidneys, liver and bowels to cleanse the system effectually, it promotes the health and comfort, of all who use it. and with millions it is the best and only remedy.

Try that new combination tub and shower bath at Joe Fossee's. MUch' Xervc& J.lver J'lllM.

Aet on a new principle—regulating the tver K'.omtehe and bowels through the nerves. A new discovery. Dr .Miloo' Pills speedily cure billouness. bad taste, torpid iyer piles, constipation. TJnequaled for men, women, children. Smallest, mildest urest. 20 doses 20 cents. "j-J

For a number of years have been subject to violent attacks of intlammatory rheumatism which generally lasted about two months. On the first of this month I was attacked in tlih knee and suffered severely for two days, when I procured a bottle of Chamberlain's P#in I3a)m and it relieved almost instantly. I therefore most cheerfully recomend it to those who are similarly afllicted everywhere.—1?. D. WIIITELY, Martindale, N. ,'1'eb. 1888. Mr. Wl'.itely is a very prominent man in this place and his disease was very widely known as I10 suffered such severe pain.—W. M. HOUSTON ,fe Co., Merchants, Martindale, N. C. 50 cent bottles for sale by Nye Co.

Million I'rlcndH.

A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not less than one million people have found just such a friend in Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds, —If you have never used this Great Cough Aledicino, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest nnd Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will be rofunded. Trial bottles free at Nye Sc. Co's Drng Store. Large Bottles 60c. nnd SI.00.

ADVICE

the ground for their new

building. John Nunnii, of Crawfordsville, has moved into the Clay pool property

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Main street. Wallie Tillis has quit the Big nnd gone in with John Thompson to learn the tailor trade.

George Fowler will take possession of his county-line farm next week and rig up for housekeeping.

According to the latest rumor there will be a sanitarium started here in th near future for the cure of drunkards and the opium habit.

Dr. Olin, ot Elmdale, was makin friendly calls ou the medical fraternity ofoin town We inesdny. How strange it seems to us lookers on.

Ed Simms has now bought the Newman property over on the Canadian sid and now claims that he is an eligibli candidate for councilman from that ward.

There will be a supper and phono graphic entertainment given at the M. E. church on Saturday evening. Apri Mi, for the purpose of raising motley to buy a new hall.

We notice in Tuesday's JOURNAL thai little Bert Bible, the boy who met with such a painful accident recently, had his leg amputated. Such is not. the casf rtml we are glad to inform his many friends that the doctors are entertiflhng hope ot his recovery.

Thomas E. Bowles the silver tongued orator, late of Elmdale but now of Hamilton county, was here Monday ivenitig and addressed the K. ot V. lodge in a forcible and enthusiastic manner. Those who were present claim that he is one of the most eloquent anil soul stirring speakers they ever heard, on the subject of Pythianistn.

WOMEU

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

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and very easy to take. Oue or two pilla make a dose. They are strictly vegetable aud do not gripe or purge, but by their gen'Jo action please all who usethem. In vlalsat 25 cents? five for $1. Sold

druggiaU everywhere, or sent by mall.

CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.

5MALLPIIL- SMALL nnst- SMA1LPBICE

HUMPHREYS

Da. HI:MPHHKYS' SPECIFICSarescientificallyand Cftrefullj »»roiarud prescriptions u#ed for many y« ar» in private practice with fluccefto.and for over thirty years used by the people. Kvery single Specific to a special cure for the disease named.

Thwe SjHHJlttcs cure without drugging, purg. lmc or reducing the nystem, and are in fm.-t antl deed thcMOVcrcigt) remedies of the World.

UST op RNISCII'AL NOS. I'evern, Congestion, inflammation Worm** Worm Fever, Worm Colic

:i Trying Colic, or let-thing of Infants 4 Oitirrlien, of Children or Adultfl..., ft Dysentery* Griping, Bilious Colic..-. ('holern In orbu*, Vomiting

Cuhl, Hronchitis

5 Neuralgia, Toothache,Faeeache .!! I.i eadn.rlHs« Sick Headache, Vertigo •*2,1 10 UyHpcpMla, Bilious Btomach uft 11 HnppreHned or l'alnful l'erlods-1-2 Whiten, too ProftiHo Periods 1(1 (!ronp, Cough, llftleult Breathing.... 11 Salt itlicuHI, Kr'slpelas, Krtiptlons. l. ItlieumatiMin, Hlieumatle I'ahiB.... ll» ^»iverand Ayue, Chills,Malaria....

fiold by BnigtriRTs, or sent pfwtpnld on receipt of price. Da. MANUAL, (144 page«) richly »K)Tind In cloth nnd gold, mailed free.

HUMPHREYS1 MEDICINE OO., Cor. William and John StreetSj New York.

S E I I S

USIG

CAKE WALK

16 WING DANCES.

More than 50 Colored People Walking for tho Cake and Prizes. The Celebrated Minor Quartette in Song*,

Dances and Plantation Melodies.

Miss Leoda Harris. Miss Mamie Smith, Miss Eva Venable,

The Marvelous Colored Singers.

PHIOES, 36 AND 60 0ENT8 Tiakets on ials Wcdnosday morning.

Large Arrival of New Goods, at

Dry Goods.

CAHTEUSVII.LK, April 28,18.^0.

This will certify that two members of iny Immediate family, after having aufTereU for years from lUctiKtrual Irregularity, (wing treated without benefit by physicians, vertTat lenpth completely cured bvoue bottle jf Brudflcld'M Female Koinilator. lta effect is truly wonderfuL J. \. STHANQE. Book to WOMAN mailed FKEK. which contalu# .•alunblo luformttUou ou all female disease*. BRADF1ELD REGULATOR CO.,

ATLANTA, GA.

FOR SALE 11Y ALL J)it VQQISTS, Sold bv Nye & Co.

ITTLE

PILLS.

CURE

Eick He&dacho and relievo all tho troubles tod* dent to a bilious state oi the system, such afl Dizziness, K&usea, Drovrsiuoss, Distress after CfcHtig, Fain in the Side, io. While their most remarkable BUCCOTS has been shown in curing

SICK

Hc&dache, ynt Caricr'u JUttlo Liver Ptlli sitt equally valuable iu Constipation, curing and pro venting thteannoyingcomplaint,while they also correctalldisordersot the /toinach^tlmul&tethe liver and regulate the bowels* JEven tfthoyoalj

HEAD

'Acbft they would boalmoeipricelessto those wha Buffer from this distressing complaint but fortu* cately theirgoodno6Bdocsnotoadhere,and those •who once try them will find theso little pills valuable in so many ways that they will not bo wJl ling to do without tbom. But after alielck head

ACHE

(Jflthebaneof so many lives that hcrols^vhera wo make our great boast. Our pills cure it while ethers do not.

The Trade Palace

And 1 Sweeping Reduction in Prices.

The depressed condition of the market nt our first buying and tho still lower prico whioh Mr. McOluro took advantage of in tho Market last week, onallies us to offer lower prices in every department in the house. So for

bargains in .-•

Millinery,

plum Street Depot. rompt deliver of all Goods.

Carpets, Ftc.,

Go to the Trade Palace of

McClure & Graham.

NORTH WASHINGTON STREET.

A N E W E O

.•2.1 .2. .•2.^

1 7 I'llnw, Blind or Bleeding tfl rttiiirrli, InHuenxa, Cold hi the Head *20 UlinophiK Conglit Violent Coughs.

il «**nernl

.30 .50

l)etilllty,1'hyBlcalWeakness

27 Kidnc)* Di*en*e 5(1 *2S Nervous Debility 1.0i gO Lrinnry Wenknesn, Wetting Bed. ..IIi 3*2 UiHvnNeMof tiaeIIearl,PulpltaMou 1.0(1

SPECIAL SALE OF

Wall

Ofcleunlnir Hnifi«c!ls carpets and ruir* without taking'thom from the lloor. ("all oraldre.ss

711 WEST LIBERTY STREET.

Natural Gas Fitting.

If yon are going to have your bouse piped for Natural Gas call and BOO HB. We can save yon money, as our route are small and we only want living -wages for doing your, work.' We use the best stock that'iiionev will buy and employ nane but first class workmen. Wo make no charge for measuring your house and giving you estimate.

WILLIAMS BROS.,

125

South Green Si

O. U. PERRIN,

LAWYER und PATENT ATTORNEY

Joel Block, South Washington Street. K? CRAWKORKSVI l.l.K,

CALL.

HAL

OWE NIGHT ONLY.

FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL15,'92

"The Latest fad," "The Novelty of the Day and Hour.

TUB GREAT

Paper

This Week.

LOOK OUT KOR BARGAINS.

ROBINSON & WALLACE.

COKNJtli U00K STOiiE.

W Ctfs/HMSl- CY

THE ERIE MEDICAL QO.

All Aboard forBargains| Best and GlieaDGSt

WelmveJiiM rweived lri'-li Hncof I Teas, CofToos, SugarF Flour of all kiniii-, Pickles, Molases, Applus,

Fine Jl'-ple Syrup,

Dried and Canned l-'rultu of al! kindw.

Ami urc prepared to sell Ihcm Ht lie l.owest PoshHiU' I'rices.

Wm. SEERING SON.j

HOUSE CLEANING.

JOE SMITH, the old reliable house cleaner, is back, in Cra-wfordsvilleand will do spring house cleaning- in .- all itsbrahches. He has

INDIANA.

MANHOOD

RESTORED.

"SANATIVO," the Wonderful Hoaniah KfMiitHly Is eohi with a Written Cucrantoc to cure all NeivoiiH Dls-i-ascs, sucli as Wtak Memory, of hraln Pownr, 11 cud ach t». Wukefulnt'8, I»st Manhood, Nervoiinncs8,La». ettuile, all tlralus and I'w of |Kwrr of the Ciontrallvo Orirnua Incither BCX, causcd hy

Before & After Use, Photographed from life.

over-«xertlon, youthful indiscretions, or the cxctsslv as« of tobacco, opium, or stlmtjl&ntR, wlilch ulthicitelv lead to Iimnnlty, Consumption and Ii»Hai)lty Put up In convenient form to carry in tlie VF«t ttocket. Piie? |1 rackuRe, or 6 for $r». \Vlth cvory ordrr wenive r» written guarantee to euro or refuna tho money. Sent by mall to anv Hldn?«a, Circular free ID plain envelope. Mention this p»per. Addresa,

MADRID CHEMICAL CO., Branch OfflcoforlJ.S.A. 368 Dearborn Street, CM ICAGO, 1LU FOR SALE IN CRAWFORDSVILLE. IND,, B\ Mollett Ac Morgan, Druggists

JAPANESE

A Guaranteed Cure for I'llcs of whatever kind or decree—Kxtcriinl, Iiiieriml, ltllnd or IllcedtnRltchln^Cbronlc.UeL-enlor fleredluirv Tills ltumc-'ly |»19 poslllvoly never ln-.-ti known to fall, tl .110 ft box, II boxes for 15.00 sent, ly nmll propuld on receipt of price. A written GiirtriinteepostlvclyKivonto ouch iiurcliiiRer of (i lmxi'H wheii nurchiued at one tlrao, to refund tho 85 00 paid If not cured. Gunrantoe Issued by Nye &Cp, Di-u^flstst 8ol AuenU

IrawfordBTtll. Ind. Sunftiloa Free.

Plain Pacts, rice as applied tie hook, en! we will mnll from thequru.

BUFFALO,

Real Estate in the City Now on the Market.

"he Wm. S. Galey Homestead and Three Lots Adjoining Yet Unsold.

Also, a rew Lots in the Beautiful Grove forest Trees on East Wabash Avenue.

Jiolsno ftterFiMKitul than ll tfe./ linM'.vcil within tliplnsl 0fl:\s nt frem £28.Ml to front foot.

Th( se lots are apprnit-cil at irrin £10 to $20 per front foot one only a if deep—being appraised hi per front foot.

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Good judges say the lot.s hee.11 npjirnistd at si very low )-ricfl. as ccmpavufl with (tlier lots in the city.

Vou cau now buy at the nppniwuii'iit. If yon delay you will proliably have to pay more.

HAS. JOHNSTON, ('mmnis«ioner.

FURIITURE

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 48 8. Meridian St.

INDIANAPOLIS

Hope.

Tho fixedness of hope, an unelvor true, Which el-cere us over. I and you. It IK and will he just the same, roevcj'trlbaj nation, its refrain, lsup, ail*1 onward, diction plain. That all who seek, and will may gain, Tho Ptald Kordeou ol Its domain. hro* time's vista, hope, continuous etern, The hoon Incomplete, wo cvo»* yoarn, A HMnortals know, wo jhaso heo every one, Moln-hearts content, unsatlato frreed, bodonCt And yearning, quo'l'd, a«* shine of sun, Uarken the eye, bo roplete I lope. Wlmlls Hope? "tho suh&t4inco ofthlnps tiMr foen." Thoaxloinsof purest purposes Glean, sago*.

Hope has won.

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