Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 November 1892 — Page 2

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PLEASANT

"*H£ Klv.T MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT ANO NEW AND MY COMPLEXION 13 BtTTER.

Mv il. vt'T snv* it acts jrwitty ou th* Mtonwu-ix, llrer anil kitliW5s *i»,t i* a pk*KUil Tbw drink nuwi* from rw«l«s cuid us pivp»utsi Ur twi ia. caJU

A N E S E I IN E

AU liniw-vt'tn wll it hi an«l |l.'« Huv one Lniir'* Futility Medicine mote* the bowfUt'ni'h dnt« la order UJ hfiJtUy, this it» :»tst»sary.

DAILY

JOURKNL.

THK .IOUKSAI, COMPANY

I! Ml CAIN, President. J. A. GUEKN'K. Secretary. A. A. McCAIN, Treasurer.

TlH'UijDAY, NOV. 1892.

This Date in History—Nov. 3.

4 0'i —Columbus* still confident of reaching the mainland of Asiaaml ihe city of the irreat kbau. also that Culm whs Cipanps and s*o!d abundant there, turned westward and passed amnnp a group of small islands. which hv ciillod l-da* dt Arena, supj»osed to hv Ihe present Mucaras islands. JSI1 —lehutius Doiinclly, sensational writer and author of many novel theories in litemture. science and civil covernment, bora in ..Philadelphia now "ruaniiiK" Weaver in

ISW-Tho Canadian government decided to rr- .. duee postage from three cents to two throughout Canada and to the States. The -. Grand hotel at Sun Francisco was burned, lrt'l—tirent frauds discover*.'-.! in the management of the Mavirlck National bank, Bo*ton, and the officer* arrested.

Facts to be Remembered.

The Republican party, by its rtpresehta' tive* in Congress, removed tiie tariff from Sugar. niK DEMDCivATS IN C'ONt^RKSS

VOTKD UNANIMOI'SLV AGAINST UKPKAMNG THK TAU1KF ON Sf OAK. The Mills tariff bill which the Democrats formulated and passed throuch *he

House PIT A TAHlPKOPti^ CENTS !»KK POUND ON SUGAR. This was in accordance with the recomen* mondation of Mr, Cleveland's Secretary of the Treasury, who said, in his official

Ueport of 1»»): "Our own Fupar crop is so very small a part of the total amount of suirar we consume that supar ranks next to articles wholly produced abroad li«ie tea and coffee in suitability for tariff» tavi'tion, on the ground that it? consumption is universal, that the tax is easily and cheaply collected, that the increase price paid oy the consumer is an unconsidered tritle," etc. The ••unconsidered trifle" of a lax on sugar as Mr, Manning sho.vs in the next par airraph of his report is nearly lifty-two millions of dollars yearly: and this is mostly paid by the poor people for

NINETY-NINE HUNDREDTHS of THOSE WHO USE SUGAR ARE POOR. President Cleveland sent this recommend* tion ofhis Secrtary of the Treasury to Congress with his approval. Henry Watterson, who did more than all others to secure the adoption of the free trade piank in the Chicago Democratic platform said in his paper of

Aug. 0th. I"WE WILL REESTABLISH THE TARP/F ON SUGAR YI ELDING A ROUT $50.000iMX0 ANNUALY TO THE 'ilxEASURY Let every poor tnuu pander these facts and if he wants to ba taxed just as much as the rich man. let him vote for Brook ami Mr. Watterson's "revenue tariff on su«ar.v But if tie wants sugar to remain free, lei h.iii vote the Republican tickct

NATIONAL. For President,

iir'NMAMIN HAHU1SON, of Indiana. For ice-President, W"IlITKLaW HEID. of New Vork

STATK.

For Governor, 1KA J. CHArfK.^

For Lieutenant-Governor. TIU:(.»J)OItE SHOCKNKV. For Secretary of State,

A A HON JONRS. Fur Auditorof Siute, JOHN W. COONS. 'I reaurer of State,

F. J. .SCI10LZ

F-.ir Attorney General, J. i. KA it HALL. F«»r Supreme Court. Keimrtor, (itOKGK P. HAVWOOD. For .Su|w.rlntendeut of Public Instruction

JAMES II. HENKY. For State Statistlean, SIMEON J. THOMI MIN For Judges of Supreme Court. Second iJistrlet—JOHN D. MILI.KH. Third District—in HON K. ELIJOT1'. 1-Utli Dlstrtct-ltOltKltT W.MeHUHU

For AppellateJudges,

First, DUirict—A. C.CAVINS, Second —C. S, HAKEH. Third -JAMES VV. HLACK. I-mirth HENHVC. FOX. Fifth EDG AH C.CKL'MI'ACK E it

For Congress.

1N FILL! S. A It NTE For Joint Senator. THOMAS ST1LW ELL. For Joint. Ui'prest-ntullve.

T.T.MOOKK.

*:S'' corsrv. JrN»r Fntseeutlng Attorney, WILLIAM M, UEEVKS.

Fur Heprtwentatlve, NATHAN B. COUItKKLV. For Clerk,

HBNHY U. HULKIT. For Treasurer, JAMES O. MeCOKMICK

For lteHrder.

THOMAS T. MUNHALL, For Sheriff. CHAULES E. DAVIS.

For Coroner,

UK. KICHAKD F. KING. For Surveyor, WILLIAM F.SHAKFK.

For Assessor,

CHAULKSW. ELMOHE. For CommJssJoncr, 1st i)Lst., JOHN PETERSON. For Commission, Jid Dlst., ALUKHTT 1IOK BAKER.

THE way to pet out the the full Re publican vote is to get it ont.

TAITRIT* for revenue only" means an increase from two to four cents the price of every pound of sugar,

No wild cat, red-dog bank currency The people will tie an American tin can to the tail of the Democrat wildcat election dav.

JT is significant fact that the Cm cinnati tit{uirrr and the New York World both advise Democrats not to bet on the electiort.

TIIK Republican pjirty is going win. This is as certain as the 8th of November will come. All that it re (piires now is unceasing work.

ICX-SKNATOH EVAHTS states the post tion of the Democrats on the currency question in a very apt and striking way when he savs that

uthoy

hold it to be

unconstitutional to have good money for the whole country, but const itutionHI to have bail money for every State in the Union."

(THOYKU CI.HVHIIANII evidently sees the handwriting on the wall. His last speech is nothing but oco lo: g. loud! wail. To rend his speech one would think that the whole country is but a seething mass of corruption ami that the liberties of the people are to be bought and sold for a price. What a beautiful commentary on the Democratic voters of ihe country! A wrding to Mr. Cleveland thoy are all for sale! Ar.d yet this same Grover Cleveland contributed to the Democratic Tuiunanv Hall fund, the most corrupt jKilitieal orr"n:zat:on on earth, the sum of 610,000 with which to debauch voters. After

gettirg down oil his belly and crawling

to Tammany Hall Mr. Cleveland is not! the man to prate of political honesty.

WE have tried, in vain so far, to get

ou sugar and wants the free liet. As Mr.

LET no Uopuhlie.TU voter be beguiled nto a trade on any portion of the ticket. Propositions of this kind have been made bat it should be borne in mind! that. th« Democrat proposing it does r»t intend to stick to his Imrgnin, as ho well nows- That there will lv? no means detecting his bad faith. Make no I unholy alliances with the enemv.

Br.wAiiE of the political roorl kj st ow. The fndiunapolis S\'ritht:! tills its

:uiiHiB

Ufit is the most ludicrous it asks intelguiil people to believe it all. Its buckoods readers may gulp it down but ith sensible men or all parties it is ex-reiur-lj disgusting.

Tiin entire Republican ticket in this county is worthy of support. Every man is p'.sseefed with the ijualilications to perform the duties of th# ollice to which he appiree. Vote the ticket and vote it straight by ctnmpiug but once in tuo square surrounding the eagle.

THE efforts of the .Democrats to get nwnr from the ivil.l-eat currency plank of the Chicago platform are ludicroiis. But they can't do it the platform is made and the little organs ean't unmake it.

llEl't'jJUCASS have ample grounds for encouragement iu the reports that eotne from every part of the country. ElTprt and vigilance are needed until election day has passed and victory will be ours.

Fiaii! the way some Democrats are kicking about Federal supervisors at the election one would iufer they were afraid of beiDg overtaken in their dirtv rk.v

Sr.N.vroit JIII.L must be more than ever convinced now that the "McKir!.?y law hae converted every workshop in the country into a .Republican headquarters."

Now is the time for every Republic,in to work.

Mrs.

HOD.

si:i\ noss. ount is visiting in Leba-

N. I'. Harris, of Crawfordsville, wat here Sunday. j:/J. Ii. Winters, of Louisville, Kv., was here Monday.

of Orth, wat

Miss Fannie Watson, hete Satnrdav. Isaac Inlow has been quite is now able to be out again.

sick but

Rev. FiunkoU. of Crawfordsville,prenched here Friday night. Miss Louise Brown was the guest George .Sanford Wednesday.

T. A. Adkins was called to Marion Wednesday bv the death of his mother. The New Boss Comedy will hold the boards here Saturday evening in "Simple Silas."

Hallowe'en was duly celebrated here. Housetops were adorned with boxes and buggies and things scattered uround quite promiscuously.

Bev. W. S. McChllum, of Irvington, preached at the Christian church Sunday. Seven additions.

Aubrey Bowers re opened school a! Greenwood after a three weeks' vacation on account of diphtheria.

Miss Lucy Barnes and Mann Bouth were married at tho home .if the bride, near Shanuondale, Thursday night.

M. K. Foley, of Brstle Ridge, spoke here Wednesday evening. Tho drum corps was here and pranced around in the mud to quit*, depth but in vain, they were not in it, and Ben will be.

I.OSCYIKn

Mrs. Chesteen is quite flick. The Indian cemetery is still visited. Miss Lizzie Remloy and nephew, Edward Reinlcy, aro visiting at Logansport.

Mrs. George Brit ton's niece, Miss Robinson, has returned to her home in Missouri.

Body Schwank has bought a coon dog for winch he paid S.\ He caught two coons and a possum within two hours after he bought it.

Since tho rain Mr. Darter will finish digging his potatoes. Ho averages about 100 bushels a clay nnd thinks hp will have 2,000 buBhels.

Tho ...uspension foot bridge acroes Sugar Creek is completed. It is about 200 feet long and '2" feet from the water. It is made of wires stretched from one Bide to tho other and kept from swinging by wires fastened from the center of tho bridge to the trees.

IF VOL" want a flrBt class new sewing machine for twenty dollars call on Z. S. Wheeler, 215 east Alain street.

HOOslKlv JiAiTEXIXaS.

Elootrio Flushes fVom Various Portions of Indiana. r.

llururil to Death.

HKAZIL. NOV. S. Mrs. Sarah Shepui\», living a few miUks southwest of this city. met with a horrible death Tuesday nfternoou. She was 104 years old and lived with two of her stepsons on a farm. It was the custom of the boys to leave the old ladv at the house alone during the day while they worked on the farm. Tuesday evening they were attracted to the house by the old lady's screams, when they found her lyin£ on the floor in a nude condition, her clothing having burned from her body. She was terribly burned and died in a few hours. She was unconscious when found and was unable to tell how the accident occurred. It is thought her clothing- was ignited by

spark

.... strong gale, accompanied bv heavy ome Democratic speaker to explain

from her pipe. Mrs. Shepard

... was the oldest woman in the state and

enjoyed good health.

Damage by liftle nt .lotTersonville. .IKFKKKSONVII.I.E, Ind., Nov. 8.—A

raJh pa

%scd

xipon what principle or theory theDeiu- night, doing" preat damage to resiooratic partv favors a tariff of 21 cents dences. Ihe storm was liercost on the

put tin plate on Lamb and Mr.

over the city

river. While the Louisville and Mudi» sou packet Kanawha was round rig1 at this port to laud the steamer became un-

McKenzie are to sp*ak here to-morrow, controllable, due to the high wind blowde«ired

perhaps they will furnish the nforumuon. Mr. Brookshire has perintently refused to tackle the subject.

l*ie am*

side against the steamer Sunshine. The Kanawha was well laden with passengers and a panic followed. The larboard side of the boat fore and aft was badly damaged, bull rails and stanchions broken and a portion of the boiler deck torn away. The Kanawha was unable to proceed to LouUviile.

Kullng In th* ltlee WIU C:iHe. INtHANAPoi.ts, Ind.. Nov. 3.—Judge Brown, of the circuit court, Wednesday decided that the will of the lute James H. Rice, the democratic politician, had not been properly probated, and that the clerk exceeded liis authority by admitting* the instrument to proImtc outside of open court. This was a victor for the contestants, and

iliiily of ibis kind ot etiilT. Ai:d formal objections will Vie oilvivil to iu'-

I mittinp the will to probaie. It is I charged that the signature to the will is not that of the deceased, anil also that lie was unduly inllneneed by his sister, Mrs. Ilyau, iu making the will, by which he disinherited his other sisters. .'

Totlce Stopped the Fight,

1NI »I AX A Pol. is. Ind., Nov. a.—There was an exciting prize tijfht in Mo/.art hall, this city, Tuesday ni«rht between Joe Foppiano, an Italian fighter of note, and Chris Wrade. a local pugilist. The men weighed in at l.:0 pounds. Foppiano received the most punishment, and when the police stopped the battle in the fifth round Wrade was clearly the prospective winner. Gus

mil,

the champion club swinper,

acted as referee and declared the ii(rht a draw. About SS.000 was up on the result.

Miss C.rimu Declared ItMuae. IMUANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. The insanity proceedings against Miss Anna Griilin, the young woman who created a scene at St. Joseph cathedral by declaring that the "Lord, ruler of the universe," had decreed her to become the wife of Hev. Father Gavisk, ended abruptly. The defense which had been begun by her relatives was withdrawn and the commissioners declared her insane.

MIsMng uml Much \Vantt»U. JEFKKHSOSVILI.K. Ind., Nov. n. Henry A. Richards, treasurer of the Roman Knights of St. Ijeorfe. has been missing for several days. Richards' sudden disappearance has revealed that he is a defaulter and former and guilty of obtaining' money by false pretenses. As treasurer of the ICnitrhts of .St. George he is a defaulter ia_(,the sum of $-:ud.

Suit for Sl:iniitjr.

(ioFHKN, Ind., J*ov. :j.—Mrs. Anna Kauflman entered suit in the circuit court Wednesday against Edward 11. Lacey, a well-to-do coal merchant, for alleged slander, asking So,000 damages. Mrs. Kauflman is the foremost woman doctor of this section. The defendah! made a partial public retraction and subsequently repeated the objectionable words. li«mnv«tl to Hrcv«nt a Lynching.

CORVDON', Ind., Nov. 3.—Sheriff Shuck was taken to .leffersonville Wednesday for safe keeping. Marshal lleath watmurdered in cold blood by Shuck Tuesday night. The marshal was an old soldier, a leading odd fellow and member of the church. .Shuck was a democrat, and the only canst he had for U'lling Heath was because he was a lepublican.

Milliliter Lincoln at Fort \Vnyn. FOIIT WAYNE, Ind., Nov. :..--One of tho largest crowds that has assembled at a political gathering in this city dur ing this campaign listened to Kobert T. Lincoln Wednesday noon at l'rinCCKR rinlc. Excursions from all directions poured in during the morning and the diplomate was given a very enthusiastic reception.

A Novel Kxhllilt.

.IK.KIKKSONVII.LK, Ind., Nov. A model, composed of iron and steel, of the .leffersonville depot- of army supplies and intended for the World's Columbian exposition, has been completed by direction of Col. Henry C. Hodges, U. S. A., in charge of tho depot. Tho model will be shipped to Chicago in a few weeks.

People's I'arty Tickrt Htmi«liel p.: INDIANA I'OI.IS, Ind., Nov. 3."—A special to the News from .leiVersonville. Ind., says: "Kvery man on the people's party ticket recently nominated in this county (Clarke) has withdrawn his name, and the party has pone completely to pieces here.

A Ftt*!iio!ialile Wedding.

BUTI.KR, Ind., Nov. a.—tlrant I- isle, of Toledo, and Miss Mae liooU, of this eity, were married Wednesday evening in the presence of 400 invited guests. It was the most fashionable wedding that has ever taken place in lie Kalb county. Mr. I isk in a Toledo traveling man.

lili lieiilth ami liciiuly Union, A rich auil prlcelcsstliliifr. To women, pato anil waste.l,

My precious Kin I l.rlnt:.

Such the object and such the mission of woman's valued friend. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Don't lot unreasonable prejudice prevent you from sharinc the health and beauty proffered, in good faith, by this most excollent remedy. None of the almost countless weaknesses and diseases peculiar to women, but that readily yield to its magical power. Manufactured, recommended, sold through druggists, and guaradteed by the World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y., to give satisfaction in overv case er money paid for it cheerfully refunded.

OXE ENJOYS ^.oth the method and results whei Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant vid refreshing to the taste, aiui acts ent!y yet promptly on the Kidneys, '•iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys--n eflectually, dispels colds, head-

Lhes and fevers and cures habitual vnaiipation. Svrup of Figs is the

:!V

Tuesday

was

^fced broad-

remedy of its kind e^er pro iiced, pleasing the taste and ac.' jpptable to the stomach, prompt iu •Is action and truly bcncticial it£ =:Tect=, jrepared only from the most iOriUhy and agreeable siibstances, it many exceller.t qualities commend ii t» :'ll and have made it tho most pojmLir remedy known. byrup of Figs is fcr sale in 50c ti:d Si bottles by all.leading drug

Any reliable druggist who not have it on hand will pro euro it promptly for any one who wishes to try ifv Do cot accept anj sii^titute.

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SUCH brand

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Erupt (on of the Skin Cured Ed Vencoy, Brockville, Ontario. Can ada, says: "I have used Brandreth's Pills for the past fifteen years, and think them the best cathartic and anti bilious remedy known.* For some fiveyears I suffered with an eruption of the skin that gave me great pain nnd an noyance. I tried different blood reme dies, but, although gaining strength the itching was unrelieved. I finnlly con cinded to take a thorough course of Braudreth'e Pills.. I took sis each night for four nights, then five, four, three, two, lessening each time by one. and then for one month took ono every night, with the happy result that now my skin is perfectly clear nnd has been so eyer since.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castoria.

FitiDAV, Nov. 4, we will show you fine line of fur caps and seal skin Baeques. Ladies remembor, Friday.?

Loris BISOHOF.

7VI vote straight /FR/M/I/lean tfehoi Ht(t»i] onrc (Dili a\Cl: I it uinn the square tlint surround* the eaijle

.Site and I.

We are lover*, she and I, u:h the ol her's lover.

:V Kver striving, she and I, To surpass tho otner. We ure lovers, she and I,

With suppressed devotion. Ever striving, she and 1. With a wild emotion. We are lovers, she and I,

With atiodly l.ass on, Kver striving, she and I, In betlttlnr fashion. We are lovers, she am) i.

She's my huby daughter, Kver striving, sheand I, I'or I know I'd ttinrhlcr

Pell lots of Smith's COUKII Syrup II -I SprliiK-

A boy stood oil the liumiiii? deck, Cmvisely. too, 'tis said, Kur with the last aiiproiichliur llama, 11 is elders quickly lied. So. many now In j.eril stand,

I'timimtliil of thelrfute. Till, step by step, trrlm death com'-s on And then, alasl too late! I ar wiser, surely. It. would seem,

When his tii.proiiclt we see. With "IMeree I'eliets" well in hand To vanquish tlio"G, II." P.erce's Pleasant Pel'cts have remarkable power to correct all physical derangements, thus warding off disease thaL would surely follow. Purely vegetable, plcusunt to take, perfectly harmless. With a little forr-tiiought, they'll be a pre&ont help in titnc of need—cheating the doctor and robbing the grave. Asa Liver Pill, they are tiiicaiiualled. Smallest, cheapest anil easiest to take. One a dose as laxative, three or four as a cat art Ic. Tiny, sugar coated granules, in vials, 8!ic.

Coughing lends to Consumption Kemp'BBnlsam will stop the aonghs nt once. -r "Jtoyai Huliy" l'ort rrtne.

Tho feebler the constitution, tho more susceptible tho system is to the causes disease, and the less competent it is to struggle with sickncBs. llence where there is deficiency of natural stamina the physique should bo protected and strengthened by the the best invigorant that nature produces. Insist upon your druggist or dealer giving you "ROYAL RUBY" Port Wine accept no substitute "just as good" which they may offer you.

The pure Oporto grape juico, old, rich and mellow, has that fruity taste so seldom found, no matter what price is paid. Quart bottles SI pints 00 cents Sold and guaranteed by Nye & Co. Mottled bv Royal Wine Co., Chicago Ills.

SPECIHL SHIP

FRIDAY, NOV. 4, '92,

We will Show a

Line of

#FUR GOODS*

Friday, Nov. 4.

Kinds of Fur Capes

Eur Jackets, Seal Skin jacKets and Capes.

LADIES REMEMBER

THE DATE.

Friday, November 4th

ALL ARE I

To See This Line.'

•*BISCHOFS#

MAMMOTH BAZAAR.

Grand