Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 August 1892 — Page 2

ONE UNJOY8 Both the method and results when 6jrup of Fiirs is taken it ia pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, -iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys*mi effectually, dispels colds, headkhes and fevers utid cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the jnly remedy of ita kind cer pro ikicetl, plea-iiif'- to the tapto and nr ceptaMe to the stonmrh, prompt in its' action and truly heiieiieinl iosfiocts, propiircd only from the mosi liortilliv and agreeable subfitiuioos, its many oxcellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is fcr sale in 50c ind SI bottles by all lending drug (jNts. Any reliable druggifit whr in.".) not have it on hand will pro d' it rmmiplly for "iiv one v.it. v.to try i». Do u-t accent an r.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CQ SAN ntANCISCO. CAU tomxvmt.

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Hntort'd at the Poslofflcr nt Crawforlsvllk* I milium, stfoii'l-cluss mutter.

THK DAILY JOURNAL,

ily mall, per annum.. 15.00 !ty mull, six month '. 2.60 Hy mall, throe months l.'lO lly carrier, per week 10

THK WKKKLY JOCKNAL.

Throo mouths 40 Six month* tlfi Duoyear 11.25

For papors sent outside tho county 10 ccnt* additional tor poptu^o. Tho Wkkkly must Invariably bu paid for In advance.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10. 1892.

ItKl'UllljICAN TICIIKT.

NATtONAI.. Tor President,

HENJAMIN HAKItlSON, ol lndlana. For Vk'e-Prrsldoiit, WH1TKLAW KK1I). of New York.

STATK.

For (iovcrnor, iUA j. OMASI:.

For Umitoimnl-Govcrnor. TIIKODOKK SIlOl'KNtiV. For PcrroUiry of Stale,

AAKON JUNKS. Kur Auditor of Stale, JUlIN \V. COUNS. 'I hmi.surer of SUitv

F. J. SCHOLZ.

For Attorney Ciem*ral, J. J. FAKIIALL.

v. For Supreme Court Heixirtor, UKiHUiEJP. IIAYW(M)I). For SuiMMnnenilont of Public Inst ruction,

JAMKS 11. IIKNUV, For StnW-Statlstlrun, SIMMON J.THOMPSON, For Judges of Supreme Court, Second IMsirkl-JUlIN U, MILLKU. Third Il.- triot liVHON K. KLLIOTT llth instriet—UUHKuT W. Mellltl DID.

F«»r Appellate Judges,

First iMsUrUt—A, CA VI NS, Second —S. IIAKKU, '1'tili.l JAMKS W. BLACK. Fourth -M.S. UOIUN^ON. Fift 11 KIX A C. (Til I!M PA'K KIt

For t.'onnc.ss.

WIN |»FI ELI) S. (.'A UPKNTKU. For Joint Senator, THOMAS L. STILW

VAX

For Joint Heprepentutlvi',. T. T. MOOHK.

t'OITNTV.

For I'wsecutlng Attorney.. WILLIAM M, 'KKKVBt* For Representative, NATHAN B. COUHKltLY.

For Clerk.

IIKNHY ». HVLK'IT. I'or Treasurer, JAMKS O. McUOKMICK

For Hecorder.

THOMAS T. MUNHALL. For ShcritT. CHAHLUU K. 13AY1S.

For Coroner,

Hit. U1CIIAKD F. KINO. For Surveyor, WILLIAM F.SHAHFR.

For Assttttsor,

CHAIILKH W KLMOHE. For (TommlssloiH.r, 1st Hist., JOHN VKTKHSON. For Commissioner, Jld Dlst ALHKHTT HOHNRAKKK.

'1'iin iMcKinley tariff is working outl its own viiulieation in new factories established on American soil, in now ijoureos of remunerative employment for all sorts and conditions of men and in a genoral reduction of tho Cost of living

Tim DoiikktuIs are worried abunt the Treasury surplus for fear that it will not hold out against the bills. It won't with another Democratic Congress to pass rebel war claims, Tho Committee on War Claims in tho last House reported rebel claims against the government amounting to $70,000,000. The Democratic were, however, a'mid to pass these bills jiiBt before election. They allowed them to go over until December.

"(If.m'.kai/' Adt.ai Ii. Stevenson now makes a show of his friendliness to union labor. Tho report of the Illinois Inspector of Mines in 1888 stated: "There have been only two strikes in this district during the last year. Tho first was by the miners employed by tho McLean County Coal Company, at lilooiuington. Tho company having discharged a few of its employes for taking a loading part in formings union the miners as a body came out on a strike to have those who had been discharged reinstated." General Ktovonson was President of the McLean countv coal company at that time, and he discharged miuors for trying to form a miner's union.

In 1890 Montgomery county paid in ns State wxse the sum of $21,500.19, and (is Suite school $27,845.25, un aggregate of §49,345.44. In 1891 the Stuto taxes amounted to $38,035.18, and the State School to $34,615.19, an aggregate of $73,250.37, or an increase of $23,904.93. This great increase from this county was made neccssary by the Democratic policy of managing the State finances. Notwithstanding this great increase in the revenue from every county in the State the $9,000,000 debt will not in the least lie decreased. It rejuires all the revenue the Stat« can raise to pay the interest on the enormous debt and to meet current expenses.

Verily, the Democratic party is a taxeating and debt-making party,and not a tax reduction and debt paying party.

Ti:k Durham, North Caroliua, Globe does not hesitate to express tho Southern Democrat opinion on the subject of jiensions. Its utterances must make the hearts of good old Democrats shout for joy. It say6:

The pension fraud iB theft, and we repeat that no man can honestly defend it. The South lias been taxed to pay this grand army of rascals—these bottle scarred bums who reach out the empty palms and when Cleveland struck the lieggars in the face he did a good busi noss job. We hope to Clod that ho may have a chance to hit 'em again. Vagraants and mendicants should be both vigorously slapped and kicked.

ImhaxaI'oi.is

A. A. McCAIN, Treasurer. I

Jimruul:

Hufore lt»p-

resentative JSrookfOiire left Washington he assured the papers there that the Uepublican party in Indiana was torn asunder by dissensions, but that the Democracy was unit ml and working harmoniously for the election of its loader. Mr. Urooksliirc has not been at home for some time. After he has been in the State few davs and looked over

tho ground he will discover that he has simply reversed the truth.

Nkw Yoiik State has a collateral inheritance tax law. It is bearing rich fruit for the State treasury. The heirs of the late Samuel S. Tilden have just paid into the treasury the neat sum of $1-17,283. If this feature -was addecj to tho Indiana tax law the burden would not fall so heavily on land and personal property as it does now.

This Date in History—Aug. 10. 5tt3—M.'ignenti'Xs usurper of Roman imperial power, killed himself.

IW5—Ureemvich observatory founded. 17J£—Sir Charles Napier, Uritish naval hero. wm

lH)rn.

1702—The Parisian mob stormed the Tullcrles and ma5sacred the SwIsh guard. Tecumsehj with P*) warriors, siuhlenly ap])earcd at Vlneennes, but was persuaded by General \V. IL Harrison to retire. 1814—William Lowndes Yancey, "lire eater,*' born in Otroecheo shoals, On. died lftKt ho drew up and secured the passage of tho Ret for the secession of Alabama. 1SC1—General Nathaniel Lyon was killed at the battle of Wllsou'ij creek. Mo. born 1S18. lKU~Earthquak» shoekefi'lt In thirteen states lS8.V-Jamet W. Marshall, discoverer of jyold lu

California, died at Kclsey, Cal., aged 73. 1800—The islan I of Heligoland in the Oermat« ocean ceded to Germany and England In return for German concessions in Africa.

She Shine* iu Washington Society.

MUR. O. K. DAVIS.

Mrs. Anna A Know* DavlB, wife of Senator Cuslniian K. Davis, of Minnesota, in thought by many to be tho most beautiful woman of the senatorial group. I She is still in the early twenties, and even the ladies ^ush over her magnificent neuk and arms. Sho entertains with winning courtesy at her home on

Rhode Island avenue, and an evening in her parlors is considered among tho most delightful experiences of life at the capital.

KouiftniiiH for Mgbt Mefcl.

DOJ5KN HOAJL —Brooklyn Lifo.

Debarred*

"Why don't you got married?" "Because if any woman consented to inarry mo I'd lose my respect for lior." —Life.

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and Wholesome Quality

Commends to public approval the California liquid laxative reraody, Syrup of Figs. It is pleasant to the taste and by acting gently on the kidneys, liver and bowols to cleanse the system effectually, it promotoi. the health anil coinfort of all who use it, and with millions it is the beet and only remedy.

RETURNING FROM ITS TREMENDOUS, TRIUMPHANT, FOR EIG-N TOUR OF 20,000 KXX.ES, TO EXHIBIT ALL ITS WEALTH OF CROWNING WONDERS AT

Crawfordsville, Saturday, August 13,1892.1

The Big One of the World!

Only RcpresentaUvoAustralian Exhibit.Royal Roman Hippodrome, Monster Menagerie, Only C«i&nt Hippopotami, Highest Circuses on ICarili, Only Tribe of Wild Hodouin Warrior Athletes, Only Antipodean Aviary, Only Darkest Africa Aquarium,

The Olympian Stage of Old,Only Royal Japanese Troupe,Mid Air (•ytmmsitim, Cbildrcn'sFairyland Frolics,Grotesque Carnival,Arabian Nights'Ramances,: Spectacular Pilgrimage to Mecca

A hundred artists ot world-wide repute. Tho Prophet's sons in Superhuman leats. Tho floral Gymnast Marvels of Japan. Ilri*rhl, golden visions fresh from lain* reihn An Rlf-Land playground for the little folks. A start tlnir tournament of Lofty l.eaps. The very air alive with Darlmr Deeds. A Ceaseless Carnival of ilannless fun. Sensations till there is no room for more. None but the greatest riders will appear. None save the finest (jvmmisttt are enpiKi'd'

More for the Money than was Evei\Heard of Presented in More than the Magnitude and I Elegance Which Astounded the Antipodes. 1' Or while abroad most notable additions were made to its attractions, by the purchase in Australia, the East Indies, and elsewhere, of many exeeedinirly raic and royal wild beasts, birds and reptiles. Conspicuous among thern are

Three Most Enormous Tigers Ever Known!

Anv ono of whleb Is ldg enough to swallow any one heretofore exhibited. It ie easily seen that Soils' Circus deserves its reputation and is fully worthy I of the biggest patronage the public caii bestow. It certainly dwarfs everything we have ever had in Australia.—Melbourne

Daily

Teeming with Features from tho Antipodes. The classic Kncing Circuit of the World. Its Bravest Bareback Kings and Charioteers. a a a ha on

The Savage Monarchs of Most Distant Wilds.

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Then* is no place for an inferior act. And not an Inch to Spare tho Commonplace. No Equal to it Can bo Obtained.

Is known so Famously and Far. Or can Obtain the Features itn Presents. It will Eclipse all You Have Ever Seen.

GREAT TROVPE

It bus nnule the irreatest Journey of Ii* kind. The most suce^KsluIoneof »my a^re, Most during fe.it of private enterprise, OuUplendorintr nil past efforts and results, A plant's pllip-iinaire by land and sea, At most enormous hazard and expense, A jmpular Invasion paved In^dd, l.inklnir two I'inplres in amusement's bonds. Whole rallroaO trains of vast and novel show*, (treat steamship loads of strange things, Morality. Mirth. Mont's Tidal \Vav»\ An aMl$L army In Sluj)eii»lou^ tenl.s.

^^L^The cream of the circus talent of the world.=-Sydney Daily Star/^Jl

Aronic howls in eighty brilliant acts

Hugo Behomothfi Told About in Joh. Splondid Wild Beasts from Kijuatorial Lands. A linking Herd of Wisest Elephants.

At Every Place of Exhibition, free to all, an Inaugural Morning

Resplendent Holiday Street Pageant,

Revealing Golden Avalanche of Wild Beast Wonders and Spectacular Splendor NoneShould fail to see.

Two Performances Daily, at 2 and 8 p. m. Doors open One Hour Previous.

Lowest Excursion Rates on all Railroads,

The All Amazing Hippopotami.

No Other Bear its Fabulous Kxpenso. No other Pays Ono half such expenses

And soon leaves Nothing Lacking to the eye. Its Programme is Prodigious Beyond Words. Moral as Mighty, and as Pure us (Irent.

Sells Brothers' iFORTY#PI\ZE Enormous United Shows!

100 pieces Table Oil Cloth worth 25c, in this sale only 16 2-3 cents per yard. 100 dozen good Towels

1-2 cents, worth 5 cents.

150 dozen good Towels 5c, worth 10 cents.

200 dozen good Towels 10c, worth 20 cents

250 dozen good Towels 1-2 cents, worth 25 cents.

you will Save Money.

All go at Half Price for the next 45 days.

UMBRELLAS.

we can do for you in this line. A great surprise for you.

iFrom August 1 to Sept. 15

WILL CIVE US

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To Dispose of Our Surplus Stock!

To insure quick sales we will place on sale until further notice, as follows:

i,,ooo yards of all style of Summer Dress Goods worth .ioc, i2c, and 15c, all atchoice at 5 cents per yard in this sale.

5,000 yards of Fancy Novelty Dress Goods worth from 15c to 25c in this sale, all go at.choice 10 cents per yard.

10,000 yards yard-wide muslin 4 cents per yard.

5,000yards Half-WoolChal-lies worth 25c in this sale, choice 13 1-2 cents. Call early for first choice.

5,000 yards Fine White Dress Goods worth from 15c to 25c. Choice this sale only 10 cents per yard.

500 yards Fancy Dress Silk worth 50 cents in this Great Clearance Sale, you choice for 25 cents per yard.

A few hundred yards oi those Elegant Silks you pay at other stores 85 cents and $1 for. We will sell them to you in this sale only 49 cents per yard.

Come and see the inducements we offer you in Silk

Mitts, Underwear, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs,

Laces, Dress Goods, Trimmings.

1 2

LHCe CURTHIN

Ladies' and Children's Gauze Vest worth ioc to 15c, choice for 5 cents?

'V'y-X .V-i 7 v\ .•

Fast Black Hose only 5 cents per pair.

Call on us for Good Values, Low Prices and Fair Treatment/ Thousands of Other

BaigiUns not mentioned in this lot. Call and sec what Surprises we have in store for you.

& L. BISCHOF

127, 129 East Main Street.

LORAWFORD3VILL-B, SIXTO.

DHYS.

5 pieces Good Table Linen worth 45c, for 25 cents.

10 pieces red Table Linen worth 40c, for 21 cents.

500 yards good Table Linen worth 75c, for 49 cents. And a great many other Bargains in ourLinen Department worth you time to call and see.

5,ooo yards Good All Linen Crash worth 8c to ioc, your choice for 5 cents per yard.

Give this Department Your Attention and

500 Umbrellas at about fifty cents on the Dollar/ Call and see what