Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 January 1893 — Page 3

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"A Happy New Year"

To All Our Friends and Patrons.

ROSS BROTHERS., go=Cent Store.

*REHDI#

You can buy Groceries cheap now as well as dry goods. It will not do to be out of the procession.

So here goes:

Twenty-five pounds New Orleans Sugar. One Dollar

Twenty-one pounds Yellow Sugar One Dollar

Twenty pounds New Orleans Sugar One Dollar

Nineteen pounds Conf. A Sugar .One Dollar

Nineteen pounds Granulated Sugar. ._ One Dollar

Twenty pounds Good Rice One Dollar

Sixteen pounds Choice Rice One Dollar

Sixteen pounds Raisins .- One Dollar

Twelvt. pounds Choice Raisins One Dollar

Thirty-four pounds of Hominy One Dollar

Fifty pounds Be.i Ilur Flour.... Ninety Cents

Twenty-five pounds I3en Hur Flour. .Forty-five Cents

Fifty pounds vVhite Rose Flour Ninety Cents

Twenty-five pounds Whtte Rose Flour Forty-live Cents

Fifty pounds Pure Gold, best Minneapolis,One Dollar and a quarter

Twenty-five pounds Pure Gold.. Sixty-five Cents

One Barrel Pride of Peoria Five Dollars and a quarter

Fifty pounds Pride Peoria One Dollar and Forty Cents

Twenty-five pounds Pride Peoria Seventy Cents

Furniture and Queensware~=We

prices on these lines for the month of Januaiy.

Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.

GO TO

180 to 700, West 8tli street

WILLIAMS BROS.

Plumbing and Natural Gas Fitting a Specialty.

125 South Green Su

Opposite Music Hall.

FURNHURE

I have the largest and best selected stock of new, fresh goods in the Furniture line in the State, which 1 will offei at the very lowest prices.

Call and see the line when you are in the city.

Wm. L. Elder,

48 and 48 t. Meridian St.

INDIANAPOLIS

are making special

Con Cunningham

For Your HATS and FURNISHING GOODS.

The Warner

Father ot

The Warner Elevator M'f'g Co.

"WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES. GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF

ATA

BBIiZABZiE, PROMPT ACOOMHODATIN&

THE POSITIVE CURE*

Hydraulic Elevators.

I ELY BROTHERS. Vina St. New York. Prlce60ctg.il

DON'T

See tliclr 1892 machine!

Cincinnati,Ohio

WFHER®

forget to see the grand bar

gains in remnants of dress goods and novelty robes Biechof is offering during liis January cut price sale.

Biscnor is offering some grand bar gains in blankets and comforts.

La Grli]e.

During the prevaileuce of t,!ie grippe the past seasons it wus a noticeable fact that those who depend upon Dr. Kind's New Discovery, not only had a speed recovery, but oscaped all of the troublesome after affects of the malady. Tins remedy seems to have a peculiar power in cflVctinj rapid cures not only In cases of la grippe, but 111 all diseases of throat, chest and lungs, and has cured cases of asthma, and hay fever of long standing. Try it and be convinced. It won't disappoint. Free trial bottles at Nye & Bone's drug store.

"Look ine in the fare! My" name is -tisht-have-been A am also called •No-more,' 'loo-late,' 'Farewell!'

The poet, who wrote tlieabovc, must have been in tho last stages of consumption. Perhaps he had only learned, for trie first time, that if he had taken Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery in liip earlier illness, ho would never have readied his present hopeless condition What can be more sad than a keen realization of what "might have beeni"

Physicians row aOnnt that consumption is siniply scrofula in 1 lie blood attacking lhe lung-tissues. It is never safe to allow the blot to remain impure, aiul it is espi-c-ially recklcss, when such a pleasant harmless remedy as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will drive every taint of scroiulft or impurity irem the system, causing current of healthy, rejuvenating blood to leap through the veins.

DAILY JOURNAL.

Tili JiSDAY. JAM. lii, 18'J3.

OUR

DEAE

LITTLE AG SHOP.

The Doctors Disagree and Will Kill No More Suakes at Sutherlin Institute. Some days ago the Sutherlin Institute for the euro of inebriates, located in the o'd Alex Thomson place, just south of the cit.y, closed down nnd Dr. Sutherlin, the head of the establishment, returned to his native jungles in Ladoga. It was given out that all the bottles of the bichloride of gold had frozen up tight and wouldn't thaw until spring Consequently the work of hyperJermic injection had to stop because there wasn't a single itient no matter how badly he wanted to be cured, who cared to have a chunk of ice slipped under his skin such a morning as this morning, for instance. The wood house was nailed up, the cat, dog and patients turned out on the mercy of the c. w. and tho doctors went their way. Yesterday, however, Dr. D. D. Kiddle, the partner in the concern and joint high healer, brought suit in the circuit court to have a receiver appointed to toll off real estate, furniture, syringes,testimonials, etc., and divide up.

Mr. Kiddle's complaint is to the effect that the institution was not operating on a paying basis. l'"or awhile it was a great thing but finaily Crawfordsville's crop of beer bloats aod whisky guzzlers ran short and they were prevented from carrying the harvest into other fields from the fact that every iield in a radius of 000 miles had a Keeley cure machine running at full capacity and eminently capable of caring for the yiold. There are said to be other considerations, however, which entered into the breaking up of tho Sutherlin tern peranee revival. Dr. Kiddle failed to get-along with his partner for various reasons and finally insisted on a settlement and breaking up. In future all persons desiring to be cured of snakes will have to go to Waynelowu on the west, PlainUeld on tho east, LaFayelte on the north, or Ladoga on the south. Von pay your money and kill your snakes.

Dr. Burroughs at Noblemllc. Dr. Burroughs preached at the Presbyterian church of Xoblesville last Sunday and among other things ijiiscd •St,000 for the new church edifice they are about to build. He evidently mad, a very excellent impression as the fol lowing from the Xoblesville

Lvdyrr

will

show: Seldom have the people of Noblesville been permitted to enjoy a greater intellectual treat than waa given them yesterday in the sermons of Kev. G. S Burroughs, president of Wabash College. lie was brought here by the I'lesbylerians to inaugurate the move ment for a new church, and occupied their pulpit in the morning. Owing to the urgent requests of the

P. S. 0

Iv, the Presln terians abandoned their services at night, and Dr. Burroughs ad dressed the union services of that body at the Christian church. In both of his sermons were evidences of the ripe scholar, of broad and liberal culture, of deep Christian pietv and of a comprehensive view of life and its duties. Being the president of large and growing college he is deeplv interested in educational matters and of course visited our high school this morning He was highly pleased with onr city anil enjoyed bis visit very much and it is hoped that he may soon visit us ngain and do as much good as ho did during his short, stay with our people.

... JKo Fishing. Mention has been made of the prosecutions instituted by Stale Fish Com missioner Dennis against farmers along the Tippecanoe and Wabash rivers, charged with seining fish out ot those streams along the borders of their prop ert.y. These proceedings have just been thrown out in the Carroll Circuit Court on the technical ground that the allidavits did not charge the farmers with having the semes in their possession for an unlawful purpose the court holding that unlawful purpose could not be pre sumed. The action of the fish commis sioner in bringing these suite has, how ever, had the effect, of stirring up the farmers of lhat vicinity wonderfullv and they now propose to post tliei farms Kith signs "no fishing," and to make it lively for the many lovers of the sport who come from IjaFayetto, In dinnapolis, Chicago, and other large places, to camp on' along the Tippe canoe and Wabash and (ish.—

elle Call.

•sakxc Jivptt bliean.

La Fat)

At the Y. Al. 0. A, To night. The elocutionary Recital, by Misses Lenna Harness nnd Anna I'earl Cogs well, at the opera house last Saturday evening, under the auspices of the Order of the Eastern Star, was a very enjoyable entertainment, and open to no serious criticism. Misses Harness nnd Cogswell are certainly marvelous elocutionists for such young children, -/fen,v-

How Much Corn

To tlic Editor The Journal. How many bushels of corn in a wagon bed 10 feet "long, 3 feet deep, and 2 feet '2 inches wide?

inches by 3810.

THE EDWARDS ESTATE.

An Interested Party Wants to Know Who "Ivia Edwards" Is. .. To the Editor of the. Journal.

CHICAGO,

.Tan. 11, 1893.- In the

Commercial Gazette,

of Cincinnati, un

der date of Sept. 29, '92, appeared an article in which was stated that one William Edwards, of Greensbuig, S. C., had found the lost lease of the late Kob ert Edwards, which lease was found to have been recorded in England and that he had secured a certified copy of same on payment of 8100, the required fee. Much has been said, written and published about this immouse estate, estimated value 8100,000,000, but nothing definite looking to an early settlement with the heirs seems to hove boen accomplished. One Ivia Edwards has isited Crawfordsville and Mace on two or three different occasions claiming to be an heir and that he was now as he had been for years, working with the property holders in New York to bring about a settlement by compromise of this estate. During

in Edwards' first

isit to Crawfordsville and Mace he left the impression with the heirs residing in Montgomery county that a compromise had been agreed upon and that the money be paid over about May 1, '9'2. May 1, '92 came and went and nothing more was heard of the compromise or money until his late visit to Mace when he gave out that everything was worktig nicely and that a settlement would be made about March 1, 1893/' Tile leading and all important question is, who is this Ivia Edwards and what interest has ho in the estate or heirs? The fact that he seems to aave no permanent ubidiDg place, no postolfice address, is calculated to cast a shadow over his movements and put at a very large discount any statement he may make regarding the estate. The writer addressed a letter to him at Xenia, O., where he claims to hail from and also wrote to the postmaster but no information of Ivia Edwards was received, while the letter was returned, marked uncalled for." Who is Ivia Edwards? \s he has not in his visits to Montgomery county asked for or claimed any money on account of service rendered, or to help pay his expenses he c.anni well be Bet down as a fraud or impostor.

He is a mystery and time alone can and will develop his true character. Curtis Edwards, of Mace, had uu uncle Curtis, who left many children and grandchildren, among whom are Curtis O.F.dwards ot Chicago, Mrs. M. E. Uolabivd and Mrs. C. A. Lyford of Cincinnati, Mrs. Jas. H. Forman ot Mew Albany, and many others who have never been visited by Ibis said Tvia Edwards and that absolutely know nothing about him. It is natural therefore to inquire how Ivia Edwards expects to effect a compromise of the Edwards estate and have money deposited for the benefit of heirs until consent ot majority of heirs has firsi been obtained. Let Mr. Ivia Edwards show his hand if he would have any confidence placed in his statements.

IJ.

Twenty nine and one fourth buehelp. Multiply the number of cubic feet which is (!5 in the above by .45, the capacity of one cubic foot of corn measure. Or, multiply the cubic feet by 9 and divido by 20. Or, multiply tho cubic feet by •I.1,. Or, divide.the number of cubic

EYK, ear and throat diseases only, Dr. Greene, Joel Block. Fitting of glasses a specialty.

L.vmuwrr.I'

Rcxalreil

Ucnolvtil

I'M

ry.

MARRIAGE LI0EMSES.

ind Emma .t.

John K. Hay burn kins.

Tfav

A liKWAiiinui sense of vigor, health and ease follows the use of Irish Herb Tea. Children like it. 'Joe at all drug stores.

Oharlcs Linn..

Tn I hi' Kdiiur The Journal. WHEUEAS It has pleased the all-wise God to call from onr midst onr beloved friend and brother Knight, Charles Linn. Though our loss is liis great gain yet we feel our loss irreparable and we are wont to say, why was be taken awny in the prime and vig«r of manhood, but let us bow iu humble submission to a wonderful providence io the loss of Brother Charles Linn.

To Preserve Pianos.

Tollic Ivlilor'J'hc Journal. On my last visit to Crawfordsville I observed several tirst-class pianos in very bad order, caused by use of natural gas. Ii, furnishes a dry heat which shrinks the TO'd and pulls the glue apart, thus loosening piano actions, splitting the sounding boards, even causing the eases to become unglued. wish to make a suggestion to those having instruments! I am here working in a piano factory and have consulted the best of authorities and finel if you place a 'mwl of water jnst back of your piano a room heated by gas and let it stay during the winter months it will contract tho dry heat, cause a im.isture and preserve yout piano in better shape. Plants kept in a room helps tho piano, also. Should you neglect it, only experts can inedy it at the factory. Hoping this may be a benefit to some one, I am

Yonrs truly,

Chicago, .ran.,!). En. M. BUNNKI.I..

A CUKE FOR BAS1IFULXESS. To many persons life is a burden when in society, on account of an inveterate baBhfulness. They never know what to do with their hands or how to set or stand. This is often causcd by ill health, the body is inactive and sluggish and the mind is depressed. If this is the case get a 50 cent bottle ot Los Angelos Raisin Cured Prune Laxative from Moffett ,fc Morgan, and by its use you will recover your health andhpirits.

DNTII, Saturday, Jan. 14, I will sell extra Baldwin apples, three bushel bar-

rels, nt S3.75. Call early. JOE II. TAT LOU.

1 ross fowl*.

The

That the death Of

Brother Linn Moeo Lodge K. of J\ is called to mourn the loss of one whose place in the lodge will forever be re membered.

That a copy of these reso

lutions be presented to tho bereaved family and the same be spread in the records of the lodge. ('llAHI.KS MlNNIOK,

K. 11. GAI.LOWAY, MILTON HANKINS, Committee.

JV:!/*-" .Vi

M!,tok silk 11 is 11 I wifUV only (Ho per yd, aot mil pri'ro !Ce. V.

All wool riiik ftnisbrd lU'iirioua -tOino! WV'CJ hluek mid i*o5orsonl,v •44'.'.. worlli 'U) pk»i:cs all wool cloths, ptuid and TFTRINUS HI :v v.

MTt-th

15 pieces nil wooldotti at JJ'c pei yd., worth

piccp-i Wrick silk at pr-r yd worth I, nn rx.lr«i haruttln.. 'i piooos '.•line. black (irouraiu 2*i:k, artwaf value v\ ill sell for p-: yd.

Table* 1 iiifns »m! Napkins. '.'Ne per

pioeos German linon da nit' I'OI'lll i'lf. in pieces worth 0-.-. .'and

Opp. Coin ti i_, Main St.

TROW HERE AND THERE.

—TSpl. Grillitli is iu lmliana[jolis. —W. T. Fry went east tbie moruing. —H. A. CoiiUit has ruttmieil to Terre Haute. —(j. F. llngbes was in Imiiaiiapoiis to-day. .lol'.n "\V:IUite wen! to Attica t(iis: morning. .•vi —Bert Webster returned to Tiimatliis morning. —Tom Nicholson spent ye^terilay iii 1 ridian.'ipolis. —lir. -1. N. Taylor IIUM Telurried from IndianapoitB. —John Johnson w. nt to rnuianajiolia.! this moruing. •C..:M...Crawr6^:igiilv.ivir«'''aV« 4)^iXn.-i' oiiiuauolis to-day.'S'Si •'•iri®,-'''* —Miss Mary CauipbeHvis home from a visit in indi.'innpo'is.

Mrs. \Y. AH.-busson and M:.-,s (.Ha

tartain Wednesday and Jfriday ,ovenitigs I or next week. --Miss Uostm-in, who lias neon the

siding, has gone to

pleces

for lack of

SHE the many Imrgans blankets.

0112

We want it sold! We wiii have it sold! We must sell it! And in order to sell it quickly we cut prices to cost and in a many instances at much below cost. You have only to refer v.,v, a few of the following prices to convince you of the truth ot our assertions:

d.,

prrvyxj.^'irt

-o at

,.nu'li.

'JO doz all lineii tiiwels nt "e, 20 do/, dainosk towels at 1 «'ire., wort I N-apkids

lily reduet ion.

piee« neioiu n1 jmmMuslins, iM puporoll bleached 1 10 4 paper*!!ttK'ttcbcd "0 puperell indiUuieiu'd 5c,,: 10 4 psiperel! unbkttielurd 17c Lonsdale muslin T'co x, MitrbuvUle muslin 7V.\. ''V *l:jOv unhlosiehed imMiri ,«•. mibleuehed lmislin 50.

:i0e.

Ca!lcoes.

niliK's !H. .*»e Shiriiojf Prints ,i

'nil 7-e l\me Pi'itils lor."n\ Jjtiee nrlaltis. ftn* lhird ol! thi»pi ,-e on iny of onr Laee Ourtiib s. Lueosutid Embroideries nil tedueod for iliis sale. of l'mhre!'iis at a hut reduc tion un t'errner priet-h.

Hosiery ami I rn!*»ru ear, il wo Merino llo«e for Liulles onlv Ibe, WON TI

City Puazle Answered.

The four promiuent buildings in' Crawfordsviile having nine points of similarity are the Catholic, Center,... Christian and Baptist ehurelies. 1. i'rominent.

Material, brick.

3. Religious purposes. 1. Stand in a square as to each other. A si|uar« from each ntber at right angles or diagonally.

Eaitb on a corner.

7. Built, in rotation, i. e.: First, the Catholic, then ('euler, then Christian and last Baptist.

K. The size of congregations. Value of lots iu the same order. DHCACX TII N'I V.

1 llnve Taken .Several

liottlep of Bradfield's female Kegulator I for falling of the "ivomb and other dieeases combined, of l(i years standing,

Iln(] rt a lly believe 1 am cured eiitire-

6pent the day in Indianapolis.. ly, for which plei a accept my thanks —Mr. nnd M*rs. F. M. l)ic. will en-! Mi«. W. E. BTKbWNB, Ridge, G«.

financial support and Prof. Dunn H-ss E can BHV to all who are alllicted returned to Alton, Fnd. with tlio,worst of diseaser, catarrh, take —The ladies of the -till sectio-i of the Cream Balm and be cured. It is 4 worlh Si.000 to any man, J'irst Presbyterian church will give a eccial Thureday evening to which all are inviled. Rscallojied oysU'.ra and other

Rood things will lie served from 5 to S o'clock. Admission 1 fi cts. —This week 'Alvin Breaks shi|)f)'ed to Trout Co of Chicago, one hundred sheep which made un, .average weight of one hundred and thirty-one pounds, and two hundred lambs averaging ninety pounds. This was a very line lot of slieep and lambs and u.ueh credit is due "^Ii Bn iks.

Frankfort-Short on Gas. elTorts of the gas company to

supply the residences with nil '.lie gas possible is a point, in their favor. Every fnrnace in the city has boen slmt off except those for heating private residences, and if this weather, continues much longer business houses may HOC. e:sarily be deprived of gas.v.There wan no court to day owing to the frigid tompe.raturQof the room. The gas under tho boiler that supplies tho steam heat was shut of last night, and he furnace ij lb-day being filled for coal. All the rooms in the court house were very uncomfortable arid the olliciala were going about their work in overcoats and arcties. Such is life, in the. .gas belli.-ife-

/•'ra nt fort

.Veics. iv a

lienrv Tborne, traveling secretary of proves the appetite naluru's own remedy, the Y. M. C. A., writes from Exeter Hall, much preferable to drugs guaranteed ab1KSK* solut.ely piiro and ovor live years nf offR.

(Strand, London, February "1 desire to bear my testimony to .be value of xVllcock's Porous 1'iasterH. 1 have used them for pains in the back and side ariFingfrom rheumatic and other causes never without deriving benefit from their implication. They are easily applied and very comforting. Those engaged as I am in public work which involves exposure to suddi changes ot temperature, will do well to keep a supply of Allcock's Porous Plasters in their li.ir! maiitenus."

The 'uly l'ure Cream of Tartar Powder.-

Used Millions of Homes—^-40

$7,500.

hi to I rive at this time n! rive at 1 his time of the

Mlaek Tremd. Itlbbed Hoe.reaU

vaha* .*»()(», at ^de Ladies'Jer.sev rnion ^niis. worth il.'J.'v. at Misses' I'tihin Suits, worth t'u:, t?« l«-r4S»e. v\IL Chiidren's I'ndoruoarat rod need joit.-eS badles' White Ail-Wo Jersev l»ihbol Wfrth $1for Ti'e.

Corse'ts. .. 4

Uni! Corsets lor ti»i^ sale only••T.V.'woi 1 MA iur?l lh.{roil Corbet Wjiisf tjr Ail other e»rscts redueed.

Handkeretiiels.

I.adie^' HeMis?itcln-d "uded itorderoil worth 10-\ ro for .'e. Kmbrold'-red. 'JOtvhandkerehiels., for

Kent's \\'hiti. colored border*, for

Come to this Big Sale and .save money.

The Cheap Dry Goods Man

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Oastorla.

guest of Mrs. C. M. Crawford, returned M^d a severe attack of catarrh and to Hamilton, Ohi to iy. j-BAOANTF* BO detif I coulii not bear common —The colit'go at IVxarkana, Arkaliflac, converaation. .1 Buffered terribly from ovor wbicb Prof." T. II. Dunn was i)rti- roaiing in my bead. procured a bot- ...

tie of El v's Cream Balm, and in three

week(| ng wrf (l8

„ve,. cou|d

a[u

woman or

child suffering from catarrh,A. ..12, Newman, (iri'.yling, Mich.

tiuclctcn'H Arnica Salve

Thel:eet Biilve in the world fcr euta bruises, sores, nloers, salt rlienm, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, ohilapinb, corns and all skin eruptions, and loss tively enres piles, or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For tale bv Nve

Booe, druggiflls

When Bnby wns sick, wo gare her Cnstoria. When she was ChiM, she cried for Castoria. When she Iwrnnia Hiss, slio clung to Castorlft. When slie. bad Children, she tfnvo tliem Castoria.

.1 I'ohitcr

that would inierriugly. into the iiaveii ol health, all that are on the troubled sou of liiij.aiied .vumanbood It is nothing less, nor nothing more, than l.)r. Picrco's favorite Prescription— frail female faultless friend time tried and thoroughly tested. Internal inliamalions, irvegulari ties, displaeements, and all ill conditions peculiar to woman, controlled, cnriccted aLd cured, without publicity, h.v this safe, sterling specilie. Purely vegetable. Only good can come from its use. The only remedy of the lurid warranted to give satisfac1 ion or money refunded. i'

ttoyal JiuOy" Vort IV(HC If you arc mlucoil in vitality or stn/iiffUi F'by Hlnefcs or un.v olhor cuuse, WM recou.- .! niend the use of this UI1 I'ort Wine, the •. v^ry l)!oc\ of the prupe. A cruml tonir

,, ,, .. I or tin rsititT mothers, and tliose reduced by r, ventres to Ilea .... .,. ,.

ilos streB( Ul iu

Vpunff wine onhiurily Bold ia not tit to use. Insist on having this standard brand, it

costs no more. £1 in quart bottles, pints iXlcts. Ho.val \Vinei o. For sale by Nye& Hone.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castoria.

4MII

offer in

FILSCJLOF.

I/ Port In a Sioi ni/'

hjitina moment ol eahn r«-u.*oninjf try

4Ioyal

Huby I'ort Wine," It is the purest

and bcHtwine of its elass (iood body, excellent flavor and jrrcat strength. Kuon. omieal too for inodieanal and family use* Iet it convince you itself. Quart bottle, pints 00 cts. For .sale by Nye«&Hooes

•No Amni'inia No Alutn.

Years tlie Standard

year.

great to

Iovos :viid MitU.

por

•h»0 pairs of ehiblren's mitts only .*e pair.

per

do/, ladles' all wofjl mktsnrlv ir»* pair, worth 'J."»e :)De. *o do/ and hook kid gloves, i»h*ek and. colors, our *1 srlove lor 7.*e,

Anelettant Unt.toned loi''»*e. Notions. }art4'r wehb '1 yds for.V. IV-iton'sfiwanstiown 10o. pir hi».v. -,\f)rih lie. Ail Zvphyrs 'nr. per t/.. Not.' letter paper 4 sheets tor r\. Any wK)j fell ha' inour look for •. An\ Krenoh felt h'it lord!»o. :::Tips, bird-., wlnws. vel. eis and everv ihinjf cbe reduo one-half. loaks niwl Sha'vls.

WV have about. :U)u cloaks to m»11 this am) ne\( month, and if \ou want one. tho price is no oh.ioot with us, Vou can buy it as I do not opoe to «-arr\ ov«-r a slutrle garnu nt. ,-

I'faiuwls at tnni llelaw Cost

d•.•/.. all wool skirl patterns at T4o wach. I'tU'tory blankets at cot.

Crawfordsville, Ind

ADVICE TO WOMEN If you would protect yourself Ironi Painful, Profuse, Scanty,

Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation vou must use

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

CAJH rusviLLii, April 188rt.

This will ceriilyi U.il w» mcinbt^rH of mf Immediate family, uftt'i' ImvinK sutTere*! for vtiara from runt

lrr'uulorHyt

Imlng tretitoil vrithnui Ivnotit by phyalctana, wt*rt nt length rotnpi.-tcly curetl by one bottle or iM'niiuc IU olTect is truly wonderful.

STKANOK.

Ito 'l: WOM ,\N mailt"! KUI-'K. whtch c^utnlua lnfnmuuiiiu on iill fi'mah' iV^ADFIELD REGULATOR CO..

ATLANTA, OA.

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Atk OHUQQISXa.

Snld by Nve& Uo.

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PICTURES

'Hi

The Fair

To be Framed.

Oleveianci, Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis R.

Big 4 Route,

Wagner Ble'epers on night trains. Heat mod orn day eoiicliesen all trains. Connecting with solid Vestibule traluB ai Bloomlngton and I'eerhuo and from ssour river, Tlenve'r and the Paelflo coast.

At Indianapolis. Cincinnati, Sprlngflold and ColuinhuH !«and (rem tho fiaetern and board oltieti,

TRAIN'S AT CltAWFOHDBVlXJjK. OOIN'OWBBT. No.Pmall 9:00 a^ in No.7 mall fd.. 12:-10 a rn No. IT mall 1:^0 No.'1 Kxprusa 0:48p

NOINII EAST.

No.r Mall (d) S:00am No. 1! KipresB »:00 a No. 18 Mall 1 ir pm Nn.K Mall r:lH nm

ONE DOLLAR

EVERY HOUR

in »iusily fjirneil hv HIIVOJH* »f cHImt j»i'X in any•• jurt of ihf couutry, \v(»o is wiliinc to work imlu*triouslv at iln- cinploynn-nt wliicli wi* furnltih.. The lal'jor if and ploaitaiit. «iiI

MI uiuu^

run no

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