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

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at THE 9QC.

21 lbs Csugar

lbs white extra iqlbsgranulated. 19 lbs conf a 16 lbs cut loaf

FURNITURE.-

side-boards,

stock

ColvtrxitoMS Egg Puzzle. |[)A,, T0y

fik Kverv sliici- the discovery of America by roiiimW.

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS!

-HEAD:

.. .$1 1 1 1 1 1 .. .23 -23 -23

lbs powdered ilb Arbuckle cofl'ee... .. lb Lion coffee !lb Jersey cofl'ee 1 lb Banner coflee .j.i 1 IbRio roasted

QUEENSWARE.—T he best stock in this line in this city to

select from, having just received a number of new dinner

sets and a great many fancy articles in white China and in

glass we are prepared to offer you a nice stock of queens-

ware for Christmas. Come in and see what we have. .-

5T0VES.—Our store stock was never better we have the

to select from. In gas stoves we can furnish you

want we ask you to come and look and sec what we have.

BARN HILL, HORN AD AY & PICKETT.

Xo matter who the man may be,

E'en one of great renown,

Feels lack of equanimity

If his socks are slipping down.

Get A Pair of Half Hose Supporters

I'HO.M

Ramsay & Goltra.

Everything Changes

EXCEPT

The Old

Reliable

Smoke.

ave

order8

Mury litis it'-ett tolil to lllt.li:

25 lbs Eureka flour. 50 lbs 25 lbsBenHur flour. 50 25 lbs 'White Rose flour ~Q 25 lbs Pure Gold flour..

DONEY'S*

LELAND CIGAR.

The Crawfordsvilie Transfer Line,

WAIiKUP & McUAKLANI), Proprietors,

Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or

any part of the city,

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS.

at the stables on Market street, Telephone No. 47

•lilMi-cn nv nun hers. Iiitnurs anil teHuliei.-. Iiow llils ]itIVI-1icriiciscaii ruliukeil mi over iii i-i lit'i iiml invliiiist'uiirlcriit 11 Iminnii-t, vI id hi inn' !.*'( I hill till- tiiKtiiiir ol America Aiirt in»i -ih.-Ii i'if 1 lilutf us li whs oi'u.'ki'il uii in In tlmt ur.y I mil mmtrauii coulil luiv duiio iIn- -'UiieiliinR Columbus uskud in HIISIVI W'lio miiniiR Hie ifiiests presoin i-nulil malic iim-ra stnnil on its little owl. at tlx- sainif liiiiu proilui-imr one. Afn-r many fruitless ui.wui|ils by ilie wise sin ants. t.oliimbiiBUMik the CRtt in Ills luind. ilvlnirll a smid jar. biculiliiK tlie yolk, at i:|r, „-c]()ck thin nifiniinir. tUiiKln* It to settle ilnwn Miroiivdi il»" wlili«

to tlit- biittinii, It liulutt now loaduii with Mic heavier material iiltlmt eiul, licsu-ppin lonviinl to inn tjiblci In iiintof Ills urn-Ions 1.1'oilici sailors anil inaile the wn Btntnl on i-ikI. sliowliin to Don I'eilru (lotiziiles ilu Men I mi anil Ills lio -oiud miests tliat It ist'lisv Iinoiisb todo ut'teroneknew bow. Ma iv pi-oiilc suppose tlnii Co mnlius broke iin- sIh-iI. liniMH-h is not tbo fuel, bi-wasii a man lin icasiini-il fl o'ii a M-ietit illi- stiinilloinl.

Call ant). Gel an Egg Puzzle

and dlreeilons how to use It.

STORE. Ross Bros.

50 25 lbs Pride of Peona flour. 44 44 25 lbs Gold Medal flour .. 41

•25

ilb Java and Moca... ....... .30

-A great line of Furniture we are showing—

New goods arriving daily and we are right in it for Christ

mas. Come in and select and have your goods set aside.

LWhat! is nicer for a Christmas present than a piece of furni

ture? Rockers of all styles, dining room tables and chairs

book-cases, lounges, reed and rattan chairs,

children's chairs, and anything else in the furniture line.

.50

1.00 50 1.00 •5° 1.00 .70 1.40 -75 .1.50 -75 ^S0

RNAj

l'l:i DAY, DEC. '2, 1802.

JAY GOULD DEAD.

Great Financier Passes Away

Tin

This

Moniui:

I Spi-i S il to the .luiitruil NkW VilliK, Dec. -2. l»v

plaint was consumption.

dim

ioilltl His com-

Kntinee To-Morrow.

"Lost in New York'1 will give a matinee to-morrow afternoon iit 2:!i0 o'clock. A packed house will grout the performance.

Aduiittild to rnlmtu.

The will of the late Samuel W. Austin has been admitted to probate. The property in willed to his wife and children and Arrhelua Austin is named as executor.

Olyde Tfle Incorrigible.

Civile Animerinan, of Alamo, a 15-veur-old youngster, was brought into court last evening by his father, Dora Ainmerman, and bv parental request sentenced to the reform school at PlainHeld. Clyde had been too previous and otild sell his school books in order to putnder the money in rio'ons living. He ran olT to Frankfort last week, iwned his overcoat for a dollar and was itting the town wide open when captured.

flerby (Ju the Jericho Koad. •V few nights ago Herb Lucas drove over from Sterling and left his horse and buggy south of the Nixon Block. In a short time he started to return home and found that some one had taken a fine bear robe out of the buggy. He reported it to Marshal Sherer who immediately began to mhkc an investigation finding it in a buggy standing near

Thompson Husk's barn. The owner the buggy, a ?»Ir, Temple, soon came up and denied any knowledge of how the robe got there. An important iptestion is, who commits the petty thefts that occur here so often and does tlii look as if the town liovs who arf* si often accused are guilty W i-ih'i-xlumj

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Oierk's Union.

The Clerk's Union was orgaiii/.eil and ollicers installed last evening. The objects of the order are the benefit of the alesmen and salesladies of C'rawfords ille without in any way antagonizing the interests of the proprietors as will lie seen by the following declaration of principles: 1. Our principles are honorable, humane and just, namely: Karly clositig or day light purchasing, and abolishing all desecration of the Sabbath, and to secure equal pay for etpial work, whether done by man or woman: to secure and maintain employment for members in good standing.

No clerk has a mortgage on his or her situation, and as the majority of the cities and towns Bre organizing it is necessary to be a union clerk to gain and hold a situation. 3. We believe in protecting the interest we represent, and enact no laws whatsoever that are detrimental to the interest of our employer.

Harvest Home Entertainment, Last night Capt. FI. 11. Talbot and wife gave a harvest home,entertainmeut to their neighborhood friends at their home west of the city. An elegant supper was spread after which some time was devoted to various amusements. Then followed a vsry admirable and pertinent literary program at which the following papers were read and dismissed: eorge Smith, "Good Ikmds a Civilizer." eorge Urittou, "The Horse and Ho'v to Care for llim" Bodie Swank, "Out of Door Sports": Mrs. (leorge Smith, "The House Wife" Mrs. George Britton, "House Plants" Miss Dora Sidner.

The affair was a most eujoyable one and should serve a precedent to the whole country. Neighborhood gatherings of this kind would not only forward social intercourse and establish good fellowship among neighbors bnt would also cause the dissemination of useful knowledge by reasons of the discussion of the paperB read.

Lotns Olnb Meeting.

There was a good attendance at the Lotus club last evening und considerable business of importance waa transacted. The committee on location will make its final report by next Tuesday night. It now has several places under consideration. The rooms over Music Hall are receiving the attention of those who desire to rent property, while those who desire to own property are divided between the Braden place on east Main and the vacant lot just east of the Dokerty place on east Pike street. In case of the purchase of the Braden place it would bo made to front on Pike and the east Main stroet lots would be reserved. The Pike street portion ou which the residence stands is offered for So,000. Several methods of acquiring it have been advanced but it is doubtful if it is taken. Last night committees on furniture, heat and light and amusements were appointed with power to act. The club numbers 70 now and is limited to 75. It is decided to hold in the near future a benefit entertainment at Music

Hall, which will be participated in by home talent.

Eeturn the Docket.

The gentleman who carried off city clerk's record No. 3, lo copy city ordinances from is requested to return it at once and save himself trouble.

C. M. Scott, City Clerk.

FROM HERE AND THERE.

—-Tilde Hamilton is in Sidell, 111. II. (!. Stover is up from Ladoga. I). W. Gerard is in Jndiannpolis.

C. X. Williams is visiting in Oxford. -Taylor Peterson, of Frankfort, is in the city. —Mrs. C. T. Darnell Bainbridge.

visiting in

Ira McCannell has returned from Winchester. •lack Baldwin has returned from a visit in Ohio.

—Miss Daisy Carver went to Greencastle to-day. -C. A. liuwers returned from ("hicngo last night.

-Miss Emma Thompson is visiting in Indianapolis. -.1. A. Hnnna, of. .. Indianapolis, was in the city to-day.

W. W. Schooler, of Lafayette, was in the city to day. -L. F. Hornaday went to Indianapolis this morning.

Miss Seller has taken a position with Zeigler .V l'eiman. —Miss Allie McManigal, of Yeederfburg, is visiting in the city.

W. C. Carr and W. E. Humphrey returned from Chicago last night. --B. K. Kussell is confined to his room being sorely atllicted with his eyes.

—Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hornley spent Sunday in Waveland returning Tuesday evening.

—Thomas D. Morris lias been appointed administrator of the estate of Lulu Stutesman, deceased. —Isaac Davie has entered an injunction suit against the Big Four to prevent its filling in under a trestle on his farm. —Mrs. Newman Kssick, of Leadville, Ool., has arrived in the city to spend the winter with her parents, .1. It, Bryant and wife. —Tom Kane, who was arrested at, Darlington some time Bince for trying to kill a jiet, saloon keeper, pleaded guilty yesterday and was fined S5 and costs. He will lay it out in jail. -Mrs. \V. P. Daggett left for La-

Fayette in answer to a telegram announcing the serious illness of her daughter. Mrs. Hose Nixon, of New Albany, who is visiting the Star City. —.1. .T. Vaughan was discharged at the penitentiary yesterday after serving three and one-half years from Crawfordsville for assault and battery with intent to kill.—.VicA/i/kk

('it// Jiixjuilrh

—This morning at ten o'clock the Mayor bound "Bulfoot" Keruoodle over to the Circuit Court in the sum of $200 and Mrs. Shay, ae r» -,'itness, in the sum of S50. The course of true love never did run smooth.

—This afternoon Mesdames Dr. Moffet, J. T. Wright, Arch Martin, Charles Goltra, J. Bonnell, J. C. Wicker, C, M. Travis, and Mr. and Mra. George Graham went to Attica to institute a lodge of the Order of the Eastern Star. —Kev. T. D. Fyffe, of Crawfordsville, preached an able sermon last night to a good congregation at the Presbyterian church. Mr. Fyfl'e is traveling in ihe interests of Wabash college and was the guest of J. T. Shelller and family. h'ruiikfotl A'cirs.

I. 0. 0. F. Notice.

Every member of the Crawfordsville Lodge, No. 223, is earnestly requested to be at the lodge on Dec. 3, as business of importance in which every member is interested will be brought before the lodge. -.- 11.

S. Srot-r, L. E. L.u-cfiun, Secretary. N. G.

COLLEGE NOTES.'

Dr.

Tuttie and Dr. Burroughs lire

visiting in Evansville and Princeton. Oswald, '92, has entered the McCot uiick Theological Seminary, at Chicago.

Sons of Veterans, Attention! ,-j Monday, December 5, regular meeting of Catnp 211. Election of officers for 1803. Other business of importance. Probably be a muster.

Wm, M. White, Captain.

McPherson Post Meeting.

X\\ comrades of Mcl'herton Post No. 7 are respectfully asked to be present Saturday evening next at Post headquarters. We wish to get the sentiment of the Post in regard to the figures 1840-18-18 placed on Soldiers' Monument at Indianapolis as per orders from Department Headquarters.

II. H. Taliwt,

McPherson Poot Election.

McPherson Post G. A. K. will meet in regular 6es6ion Saturday evening, juec. 3, promptly at 7 o'clock. It is important that all comrades be present as oflicers for next year are to be elected.

Miss Hf.lf.n- Mauon. the professional fitter of "Her Majesty's Corset," has decided to remain a full day Saturday at the store of Mr. Louis Bischof, owing to the rush of business and so many ladies being unable to get fitted whtn they called. MiBS Mahon is very much charmed with the ladies tf Crawfordsville.

Cloak Parlor, Washington Slree. Cloaks worth 810.00, S12.00 and $15.00. Your choice this week at $4.99.

Loom Btschof.

Liifivv Sulphur "For the Bath"—nature's own cure for rheumastiem.

Liqi-id Sulphur "Lotion" for all aeses of the skin, v^:-

dis-

Miles' Nerve Liver fills. Act on anew principle—regulatingthe tver stomtche and bowels through Vie nerves. Anew discovery. Dr .Miles' Pills speedily cure billouness. bad taste, torpid iiver piles, constipation. Unequaled for men, women, ohildren. Smallest, mildest arest. 80 doses 26 cents.

GOOD CANTON FLANNEL

DRESS GOODS

3LANKETS, YARNS, Etc.,

ins are way downv We are ,-itill in it in our

CALLING HIM DOWN.

rii- I.IHIh Hurt** Malr This Timi

Man With thr Make was a professional Ho had tun box^s ami l\vo i*1nr marbles. llt» calhM the boys around him and proceeded to munipulaic his marbles and boxes on the bar. 'Now, gentlemen." said lie, "I'm no worker of miraeles: I eaift heal thesie.k nor raise the dead, but 111 put this marble under this eup and bet you a twenty it ain't there or. I'll bet you a twenty it's under tlie other eup. Come, who'll open the ball? Speak lively."

Silonee followed. Then a flashilydressed confederate of the gambler elbowed his way to the front. 'I'll bet she's then*." he said, and laid down his money.

And there she is." exclaimed the gambler. Here von are—forty in the Once in awhile I'm caught just, in that way. Come, hurrah boys— who's next? Here's the marble—you can see it g-o under the eup. Now. I'll bet you either way."

Three roujfh hands were raised with three twenties, when si husky voice shouted at the ed^e of the crowd: "Mold in ver broncfios, boys. I'm the first, man to bet." A burly individual in a blue shirt ami troad-brimmed hat pushed his way to the bar. "Now. perfesser. I'm ready fur ye. Lift up ver box. Tlier's the ball, dead to rights— see it. fellers'.1"

The "boys" answered atVirmatively. "Mere's a twenty, perfesser," went on tlie husky-voiced man. "an' 1 bet the ball's under that eup. 'Cause why? 'Cause I'm a rational man. an' we're all rational men -we believe what we see. We seen the ball under that eup an' ifN.got to be there un' I'm bettin' it is there. If it ain't there, thev's been si hocus-pocus and that kind o* work don't po down with this hver community." The huskyvoiced man produced a six-shooter about as lonjf as a Winchester. "In my opinion I'm bettin' on a dead-sure tiling. I-i ft. the cup. perfesser.''

The six-shooter was. cocked with an ominous "click" and the husky-voiced man looked the "perfesser" squarely in the eye.

The pumbler smiled, in a sickly way. couched, hesitated and would have said something had not a pair of determined -deely-gray eyes jfiven him fair warning.

He raised the box—the ball was there. "F thought so." said the hnskv-voiced man. as he pocketed the money. *'lf you want to take any more bets, perfesser. I reckon the boys'11 accommodate ye."

Hut he didn't. Me faded out of the saloon and Anaconda knew him no more.—Detroit Free IVcss.

THE REVOLT OF MOTHER.

SIH CH I Wlint Sli«» IVaiilcil. Though She I'loliithly I'hUI for It The being1 known to fame and his friends as the "mean man" was on a train tfoing out of Jersey City the other afternoon. So was that depressed individual. the menu man's wife. And there was also the loud-voiced vender of comic periodicals, "all the latest, novels." and other valuable literature. This last-mentioned person made his way Utroogh the car, scattering his Sifts right ami left with the lavish hand for which he is noted, and to the mean man there fell a comic weekly. He was able, so says the New York World, by dilligent reading, to gel through most of the jokes before the return of the newsboy. Me read the last page while the newsboy waited and then• politely returned it. Meantime the down-trodden wife gazed wistfully at the "gay sheet, bnt that was a matter of no importance to her lord and master. He folded it and handed it back. Suddenly a gleam of determination came into the eyes of the lady, and she beckoned the disgruntled caterer to the traveling public's intellectual want*. "I'll have that paper.*' she remarked, clearly, while thunder clouds of wrath gathered on the mean man's brow.

Then, as she settled herself to its perusal, she added, with an attempt at carelessness. "Have you ten cents, .Samuel? 1 haven't/'

Samuel produced the coin in ominous silencr, and they rode on. And the men who saw applauded "the revolt of mother," but the women whispered:

4*My!

II. H. Tal,bott, Commander.'

Won't she have to pay for that

when thev.get home."—N. V. World

s«»? llllff I'p.

Maid—(Jentlcman wishes to see you, mem. Mere's his card. Miss Flirti^ Tib—I don't that name.

4,Me

said, mem. that yon was to sec

him. or else give him something of his you had." *'It must be some one I met at the springs last summer. Take that box of rings, and tell him to pick out his."— N. V. Weekly.

An Elegant Pair of Blankets for 73 cts

Good Yard Wide Muslin, 22 Yards, for $1,

to our large stock of Hosiery and Underwear in good lirst-class iroods at moderate juices.

we are showing some worderful

a a in a a a a is a so a so a to a

cason for it is our popular prices for

1 irtistie goods at low prices.

only 5 cents, worth 7 We want to call \.mt attention

CLOAK DEPARTMENT,

populargooi Is. in

Opposite Court House. First do-iFwesi' of Kline's |e\vi li St01

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castoria.

Strong ti ni'nnen.

Among the thousands of testimonials of cures by Dr. Miles's New Heari (Jure, iB that of Nathan Allisons, well known citizen at Glen Bock, Pa., who for years bad shortness of breath, sleeplessness, pain in left side, shoulders, smothering spells, Btc. one bottle of Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure and one box of Nerve and Liver Pills, cured him. Peter Jaquet, Salem, N. j., is another witness. For twenty years suffered with Hehrt Disease, was tnrned away by physicians at ncurable, death stared him in the face, could not lay down for fear of smothering to death. Immediately after using New Cure he felt better and could lay down and sleep all night, and is now a well man. The New Cure i« sold, also free book, by Nye Ar Booe.

Coughing leads to Consumption Kemp'sBalsam will stop the coughs at once

Pitcher's Castoria*

••Don't I'ohn• S/til or SmnL'r 1'oiu— JJj'c Aira it." That is the name of a little book just received telling all about Ao-lo-lmc —the wonderful, harmless, guaranteed cure for chewing, smoking—cigarette habit or snuff dipping. .Vo to bti• is the only guaranteed tobacco habit cure in tlie world—sold by druggists. Mention this pa])er. THE STERLING HEM ED CO., 45 llandolph St., Chicago, or Indiana Mineral Springs, Ind., anil get a book mailed free.

An honest Swede tells his story in plain but unmistakable language for the benefit of the public. One of my children took a severe cold and got thecroup. I gave her a teaspoonful of Chamberlain's Cough Hemedy, and in live ri.inutes later 1 gave her one more. By this time she had to cough tip the gathering in her throiii. Then she went to sleep and slept god for fifteen minutes. Then she got up and vomited then she went back to bed and slept good for the remainder of the night. She got the

remember croup the second night and gave the same rett.edy with the same good re-

suits. I write this because I thought there might le some one in the same need and not know the true merits of this wonderfnl medecine. Charles H. Thompseen, Des Moines, Iowa. Fifty cent bottleB foi sale by Nye A- Booe, druggists.

PRICE'S

Powder

The only I'urc Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia No Alum.

Used in Millions of Homes—40 \ears the Standard.

bargains- -'--. In FLANNi-LS,

we cannot be out-done. Table Linens, Towels, and Nap-

MILLINERY

AT ONCE.

Only.first-class workmen employed anil satisfaction guaranteed.

Fools Are Aof All Dead

Music Hall Plumbing Shop.

If yon have bought a ticket and expect to get a large crayon for nothing L°^hoid«ie' read the head line of this article, ir the ticket compels yon to buy a frame to get tlie crayon free, a glance at the head line would be in order. When the photographer asks you ten prices for the frame which is to hold your free picture then hand the head line to him to rend. I will furnish the same frame at

lllm

third the price they ask and make a big profit. I can show yoit price lists for

cheap cravons ranging from 'U) cents to

Royal ltuby' J'orl H'/itr.

Tf you are reduced in vitality or strength by illness or any other cause, we recon.rneud the use of this Uld Port Wine, the very blood of the prape. A grand tonic for nursing mothers, and those reduced by wasting disease, it creates strength: improves the appetite nature's own remedy, uiuch preferable to drugs guaranteed absolutely pure and over Jive years of age. Young wine ordnarily sold is not lit lo use. Insist on having this standard brand, it costs no more. 1 in quart bottles, pints 00 cts. Uoyal Wine Co. For sale by N vc\* Booe.

(irand ltarfia\n# hi Clonk*. Cloaks worth $10.00. $1*2.00 and $la.0o, this week choice $4.0'-i.

Lot Htsrnor.

Kvkuy member of the Christian church please consider themselves solicited for 1 he Fair and bring their donations, provisions and fancy work.

Children Cry for

and ,ve have sold

previous season and the

we still lea id

Be a 11

Will Do Your

Plumbing and

Gas

Fittin

WANTED HELP.

sninil ptiv Ht.M urn

Inu. Mith m.'irk nt ltt-n .hilniMMi an* I '.V:.

rewind.

To rent, u:h« Joiiroul

\\*ATKH Injulre

\\J ANTKI

t»l seven looms 1

—A vOH»|M t*nt

W work :it un."

S I 2 5 a pi I at game but g*ve lirst -Mans work sd very his oilier oi .1 it. K\an«.-, low prices. T. W. Lawkon,

F-lllt

The Photographer.

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riieeounter now in u- at lit ollire is for sale ai a bargain.

*ST- I,tidies solid Marvel Mroct.

-'Olt| liH'U-Hiil) Kinder return', tf east Main sir

»V Hiemaii store, I receive reward.

DU we*|. /••Hi l«T •el and

A Household lojf uiurhutc lalest Improvements, perlet'liv uld at a bargain for cash. Ap

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I with all lhe new. \V|J1 he ply hi 1 his ollic

\'AN n:i At the Null liou*c perle»iee«i dliilny rKjtn j/irls and steady employment Applv at unci

Weryette

ANTKIT ih

I'll pay,,

The names and addresses of men and women open torperinu-

nent work We give exclusive territory. We guarantee good workers *.*0 a week. We furnish otlleo, turiiilurc, delivery team and newspaper advertising. Our articieisa monnpojv It will save ier cent, ol the coal hills oi evervhody, I'iiU particulars bv mall. Lithographs, pamphlets, etc., Iree upon reccii id lostHgc. Address KOALSI'AU O—Department 148, Hoston. Mass.

NEW FIRM.

I have sold tn interest in niv business to my brother Ani/.i.

Thanking the public for their liberal patronage, and soliciting a continuance of thesame am most respectfully

G. E. BROCK.

Price List Of

CLOTHING

All This Week.

A good, heavy jeans knee pants $ A good, heavy half wool knee pants A good, heavy children's suit knee pants A good, heavy children's ail wool knee pants Good heavy mitts Good, heavy calf skin lined gloves Good, heavy calf skin lined mittp Good, heavy fancy child's Cap Good canton drawers for men Good, heavy knit shirts, worth 50c, only Latest style knobby still' hats Men's good Scotch caps

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Bargains In

Hats, Caps, Overcoats and Suits.

Last Main St.

PHOF.MC. B1SINBBH6,

ScientificOptician

The delicate construction of the eye muke It necessary to use great care In selecting SPECTACLES 1 have made the eye a special study, and In late years have given mv entire attention to the adoption of spectacles to the same. Haviuir a thorough experience In making and adapting spectacles to the eye. 1 am enabled to tit accurately In every case of abnormal vision, known as prespvopia, mvopia. and hypermetropla, as well as weak siglit, requiring various tinted glasses. .My improved spectacles areof a perfect const ruction, which assists and preserves the sight, rendering frequent changes quite unnecessary. I have lenses for weak eves, watery eyes, cataracts, nearsighted, crossslghted in short, all «lii)icultles of the eye overcome. Will (It any eye

In two minutes. liefer to Hon. M. J). White, Dr. Thomas Motfett and others. Prof. Steinberg may he found at 2'.M south Washington street, at I)!. Duncan's oflice. Olllce hours from 1 to."» p.m. WilleulI at residence il requeued.

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