Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 September 1893 — Page 2

DAILY

JouRKaL.

Printed Every Afternoon Except Sunday.

2HE

JOVRSAL CO.

T. H. McCAIN, President. J. A. GUKKNK, Secretary. A. A. MoOAlN.TIMsursr.

DAILY—

One your Six months...".:: Three month* Per week b' carrier or mall...

WKKKLV— One vear Six months Tb ree mbtftfca..f*.

A DKMOCHAT im days and (all of

SENATOR

..•5.00 2.60 .. 1.23 .. 10

...11.00 .. 60 .... 25

Klitem] at the PostofHce ata Crawfordsvtlle, Indiana, ^second-class matte#? va sATutttfftHMIIIttlfc as*

ism. f"--

ia of but a tew

WnaT is the Democracy going About sugar, tea ah'd obff&f?'

to do

BtrrLBB, of South Carolina,

is of the opinion that the "tariff is iniquitous" on everything except* rioe which ought to

SKNATOB Vabaritt&'iWKfta '«&<«** to maintain'a pariiyLbetween'hiB'temper and his alleged leadership in the Senate. The ratio is at variance.

SENATOR VEST,

FABMEBS

of Missouri,- de

nounoee the thflfftm evm thirty fe*eept Joplin jack as being'''"uhcd!fiitittltt&nal, unequal, iniquitous, and unjust."

are bnsy cutting up' corn

and putting the fodder in the shock. Muoh of it ia nothing but (odder, bat it will make exoellent feed in winter' for stock.

GOVEKNOR

MeCoRtft.iK',1 of West Vir-

giniH, wnnts the tariff smashed on everything except coal and iron, two industries which have made that State what it is.

THE tariff heartsgshovfc ^demonstrated the (act that 'free trade" Democrats oan make strong arguments in favor of protective duties tor the industries of their own 8 la tee.

EDITOR HOLDEN,

of the Cleveland

Plaindealtr, belWVtif'in "war'' to the bitter death on atTpr6t&ited''indti8lf-lee,v except lead mining, an industry in which he is directly interested.

JACK LANDERS,

a Cleveland Demoorafc

o( Indianapolis, thinks that tbe tariff IB uneonstitutidtihlbfdfefft "#heif: it edtA&i to encaustic 'tile, ahM in3uatrv~ in which he has a controlling interest.

THE

Democratic Senators and Repre­

sentatives from Louisiana aw of the opinion that "reciprocity is'a frmwl" ex cept so far as it relates to sffgbT, and are therefore opposed to the removal of the bounty clanse.

Tim

President is giving" oat a tew

oflicee here and there jngt to keep the Demosrats reminded that he'baa the appointing pbweY but there wlll not be any general distribution until' after the repeal of the Sherman law.

THE

industrial panic, which pre

oeeded the finanofal paWc,"nowi shrvivea it. The financial panitf ihifcaninofdetft the industrial panic ia a condition, and the cause cannot be wholly removed while the free traders in Congress keep their clutches in the business vitrfls of the country.

THERE

are all kinda of Democrats

now. There are Dfeatoentte for free-ail' ver, Deraocratsfor Hip«af of the* Silver purchasing clanee, Democrats for the Administration, Democrats against the Administration, Deuiuerats for foroing the election' re{MI, TXMibcltota opposed to so doing, DemiicrtiW1 tor free trade and Demoorata for protection, DMOOcrats for and Demoorata agafnat eVSrf known or ptieMrffe propdttMon^all Democrats, all training ander the si party banner. Btit (tti ill tUM' tions the Demoerata bereabouU" nmni, inclnding the two organs efech' (it wh ch repreeMta Iooal ^aotionesoiiietiiuee known as Swallowtails and Ragged: ltaubens.

THB

facts presented to the Ways and

Means Committee in 'tfegtffd to ttie American sugar industry are extremely interesting, eepeoially lh£ pfoldticftof ti&i b«et. Takefor eiidpWtlM'' tMga--b«air sugar factory at China, CaliferBta. II will aerv£ dt Irtthtis pa* eible under oontinued ^mAeotion in American adgar. TWa'ttWory, btiitt at a cost of more t«tl» W)000,006, commenoed in the Fall-of 1890, after the

IBBB ge of ttie McKiM^y 'Tarfff Act. It began operations Angaat 15 of thai year. It will "Mirk tUl'yMt "abbttt 90,000 tons of beets, t)M frednot of about C,060 acre« onatid. At fiS pek ton, the prftoe-paM (ttlHforMM tbe -Im* tory, to the farmers, it will tkem. in round numbers

ttSb.m,

equal to'

aliont $75 per acre for their crop, 11»tatal output of the faoto^r this heaaop. will be about nine thooaand tons, worth at the factory, indloding the governm»nt bounty o( 11 oeirtB 'per pownd OO' 80 per cent of rfugar, 'fivdnt 100 .pel' ton, or $900,000.' *FW» 'fWphlatton of the five great States of the Vaoifio alopa in 1800 was 'i.OOlJOfW—libt more 'tttatf the State of Indiana. The -prodact oi such a factory located In thla State would be ecnanhied within

100 milea.

ra

'radius- of

Lin Ton Ought to Live.

ittlna

Shutting roar eyes to the evils below. Live as you ourht toiltv*—not In derlsMjfe* Soornty yetir fillowt and iill||li|lM jrour

Only fortilf iniililhi g—s rons pnwrt*on, Only wMlflsU thdulffenee lnollasd. Live as you ou^ht to live—helping your brother

With kindness or charity,ashe has need. otf aaothar In value the whole of your wealth may exceed. Live M,j otk.Wglrt tQjAve, this your endeavor.

To live like a Christian—not worshiping pelf Nor slighting Its uses, remembering ever That he Is the hero who conquers himself.. —New York Ledger.

Arcadtft.

•nM

is a land tUkt stretdkes far aw*f Thrahgh caodenot os«btaaUisilM A Und that'totbe TasTantt*ncyseein»».. A HTadiaiWHnmpttwnaiaiay, AnSlt i^Mtlled 'Arcadia, they sayiW" WlttlnitHlowefateldiiara^lnl mi*m ABtolMi ah««»l remits." *1' IjHi beawa On every side, while ple*W*iUord8lW1ay. tpajUest f*Sway,j|Sf steps UMrmine, YeVTha^bS&S'retSfhlng travelers say That on thy frontiers they, had marked a sign, was his, fiastwhere pleasure is. —Edgar Saltus.

Air OasUes.

In mornlarfight thty clearly rise, I FlaHkintw-splen&or to the skies. Castles of air though they may be,4 They seem like solid masonry. Yet when life's closing day,comes on. When much ls lost and little won. When coLildenee glvee way to doubt, Like dead HS fruit, they're blotted out., -A. A. Hill.

There arc three things a wise man will not trust— The wiaAi theauashtawof an April day And woman.'* pUehtfcfflalth. —Souths j-.

VIRGINIA'S FIRST PAPER.

It Wife Twelve by Sixteen. Inches In Sire and Appeared in 1730* Fifty-five years after Sir William Berkeley's thanksgiving to God that "there was no printing in Virginia," W. Parks (afterward author of

Smith's History") published the first newspaper ever published in Virginia. The first number, according to the Washington Post, was issued at Williamsburg, August 6,17&6. It was about twelve by sixteen inches in size, and the subscription price was fifteen shUlings per annum. It was under the "authority of the government" till May, 1770, when, through the influence of Mr. Jefferson,' It was published as a free paper, its columns open alike to all parties. Clementina Rind was at that time its editor, the paper having changed hands several times since the death of its founder, though perhaps^ the best remembered after him of all Its editors were Messrs. Purdie and Dixon, who published it during the revolutionary contest.

The following- are exact copies of a marriage notice, an advertisement and bit of "society news" from the Gazette. The announcement of the mar-: riage is of one of the ancestors of Dr. Edmund Lee Tompkins, of this city, who was recently made professor of nervous diseases in the Columbian university, and reads thus: "Mr. William Derricoat, of Hanover, to Miss Suckey Tonrplcies, daughter of CoL Francis Tompkies. Hers the mild luster of blooming morn and his the radiance of the rising day. Long may ihey live and mutually possess' a steady love and genuine happiness."

The advertisement says: "By the permission of the Worshipful Mayor of Williamsburg 'The Tragedy of Cato' and 'The Beaux Stratagem''will be enaoted at the old Theater on Friday, September the 3d."

The society annotmcement is that a "genteel dinner was given by our worthy representative, Peyton Randolph. Esq., at the Raleigh Tavern, to the electors of this city, where patriotic toasts were drunk and the- afternoon was spent in cheerfulness and decorum."

Htfw a lialrrr'^'ar'Created.

Ixi i»eW£rnphieaf times, not long ago, a&' speaVs the scientist, but very long ago, spfeakS the 'chronicler of human follieSf,' as there was a deep vailley on the east1' era-slope of the Sierra Ne'vadas, at' the'headquarters of the Trrickee river.' About this' valley towered granite' mountains. But earthquakes came, rents" were opened in the rocks, and' frotn"the fissures poured monstrous Streams'of lava. One of these"fissiures jr06Sed"tlie lower end' of the valley, drid' tfrrtfvrg'K'',1 pourecf flo6ds"of molten #ocks: Stream' after stream issued^ to cool tn'SttHd'Sheets and'blocks, until & vttlU was kuHt across the valley two 4hWi«fnd or three thousand feet in hei^ht, and above it was a deep basin five huridtied or sfat hundred square miles in area. The storms that f^ll on tlie' gratttte" and volcanic mountains'

Wiled in rivers to fill the batfin, and' Lake Tahoe was created.

Hilt of ttie daman.

The study of the hatr upon human ipicies Offers an exten'rive'field (or inirfry, and one wlfich presents many msbfed problems of the first order, of mport:mce. Why itlan, us a specieB, ihdtflfl pi-esent the kind and the aincmnt'of hair which he docs Is variously explained, and the differences ieWreeii the varieties of the human tece arc so great in this respect that one of the most popular subdivisions species is founded upon it. That he human family have the longest hair of arty species of animal'is a wellkitb^n ^fact, btrt'Why they lost it over most of the body is a subject for much •UriouR eoiijecttire and speculation.

How'* ThiM?

We offer one hundred dollars-reward for. awy cafee oi Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hatl's'Catarrh Core. 1. Cnmtin' &Co Props Toledo. O.

We Uie undersigned bave known F. J. Cheney for the last15 years, apd believe bud perfectly honorable in all busi'neas tiraKnttetioub and ffnanctnllV able to carry Outttny oHiigatSofi nmde by tfeerir fii-tn Weat it

YANKEES DON'T LIKE WORK.

Aatomntio Aocorapllahtuont of Their Idea of Mfcn'i MUtlon.

Docs* Wonderful 8mell.

It has often been proved that dogs, are able to track their masters through crowded streets where It would be impossible to attribute their accuracy. to anything except the sense of smell alone. A naturalist obce inado some interesting' experiments as to this wer as exhibited in his own dog. In ese tests the naturalist found that his dumb friend could follow in the tracks of his master, though he was far out of sight, and that, too, after no less ihan eleven persons had followed, stepping exactly in the tracks made fcy his master, it being the deliberate intention to confuse the senses of the dog if possible. Further experiments proved that the-animal tracked the boots-in stead of the man, for when the naturalist put on new footgear the dog (ailed entirely.

pov the

For Hate.

The H. A. Cook stock of hardware and tinware, at: Ladoga. New and.4& beet of condition. Splendid opportunity to -start in busineaa. A bargain. Call and gat partionlara.--

P.

Trnax, Wholesale OvuggiBts, Tote

do, CK, Walding, Kinoan & Marvm, Wholeale Dri^Kists, .Toledo, Ohio.

Hill's'Catarrh eare is taken internally, acting directly upon the Wood-and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggistB, Testimonials free.

Pat'0 Great Wonder.

We are surrounded by dangers ail the way fromthe'cradle to the grave. "The grSlit Wdnder ls/' as 'Pat says,

lithttt

runner, District Passenger A

after

gett ng out of the cradle, we live long enough.to-roach the grave." Thousands arc out of health—morose, morbid and miserable, "because they do not avail them selves of the remedy withm reach bf them. Dr. PlercCs Golden Medical Discovery1 wobklfure tbem.

For all chropic or lingeripg Oougha, Weak

__ Spitting of Blood, Bronch ShbrtUcss or Breath, Asthma ahd'klndrec remedy. It invigorates' the -liver,

airaieuts, It is a most poitent

1

cteafaee theblood.invlp impro veajdigeatlo». »rid builda up both flesh and strength.. Dose small and plaasant.to taste. Large hollies, one dollar. Of "all druggists.

Big

Labor

never jet been adeqwtely£|prec!|| Ht.is in a state of perpetual iuur-t reotio^gain^t the primal^urse, «4aya a writ** in Scribn$*ie Magazine.^ He feels that he was binrn to sit on the fence and whittle in the sunshine, and he Is against every apparcnt iieoesaltythat would eomp»l^hin 0 for^gq .the serene pleasures of a 'purely con temp-, lative existence, H.A^eKognizes,aoJe sure, that work has got to be done. No one has a more vlvid realization of that, But the consciousness .of the need of getting things done does not impel hhn to take his coat off and do them, so much as to contrive some way of accomplishing ends without working. The crudest way of doing that it to get rich enoughito hire labor., Accordingly, the Yankee does try to get rich, and does not try in vain. It Is not that he loves money so much' and desires to possess It -as that he loves labor so little. But to get rich Is only an indirect waj-'of beating the tyrant. The Yankee would rather abolish work than eludt It. If he can get it done without human intervention at all he likes that best, and, if he cannot wholly eliminate human1 intervention, he wants to reduce it to its lowest possible limit. When he gets-matters fixed so that the work is doae'with very little intermeddling, he is willing to sit by and supervise the process. He will put a lever and turn a-cook now and' then without much complaint, if so be it that he can ruminate and-whittle His name is a synonymn for energy" and perseverance But to make things work together for the automatic accomplishment o-labor, and to sit by and see that they work right—that is the Yankee idea of the mission of man.

W.' T. WHJTTINOTON,

d919-25wlt Assignee.

EYE, ear and throat dioeanoa only, Dr. Oreena, Joel Bloek. Fitting of a specialty.

3— HarvMt-Jtecurttotu-3

The Vandalia Line will sell round trip tiekets to points in the NORTH, WEST AND SOCTH At one fare plus $2. on-August 27, September lSt'u anci October 10th, 1893, good turning twenty days from date of sale. For rates, limits. time of trains, through connections, etc., call on or address any Vandalia Line Ticket Agent, or C. M. Wheeler, Traveling Passenger Agent, Terre Haute, Ind.-. J. C. Mlllspaugh, Division Passenger Agent, Decatur. 111., W.'

£xcitemeflb»

Suit$

sent,

In

dianapoiis.- Iod.J. M.Chesbroueh. Assistant General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo.

hfn Moving South.

Convenient markets, good soi!, pure water and excellent cumate are advantages to be considered when looking a home, business location, farm, etc. Maryland ami the Virginias afford these, with many more advantages. Improved farm lands, adapted to stock raising, dairying, grain, grass %nd fruit growing, can be obtained at low prices and upon easy terms. Thriving towns nvite the mei shant, mechanic and business man. Abundance of coal, timber, ore, ater power, etc. Free sites for manufacrers.

For-further inf ormation, address M. V. Richards. Land and Immigration Agent, 8.

&, O.

R. R., Baltimore. Md.

Things Worth Remembering. When you feel a kind of goneness about tbe stomach it is a sign that your blood does not sit well and that you are about to nave a fit of Indigestion.

When you begin to feel nervous and are unable to sit still comfortably: when your (iothes suddenly seem to lose their fit and become too-tight in places tbe fit of indiges tion is surely upon you.

When this fit of indigestion is repeated from day to day it finally resolves itself into dyspepsia.

Remember that from three to ten of randreth's Pills will cure the worst case indigestion or dyspepsia, or both, and that aregular course of them, say two or three every night for a week or ten days^ Will act as a preventive of either complaint.

Wh— D»tiy waa dek, we gave

Health and Happtnesa.

Honey of b'lm Is the queen ot all cathartics yrups or pills. One anticipates Its takln with pleasure. No other remedy sells so we i* gives Mich satisfaction. It acts gently on iuajtlve bowels or liver, relieves the kldnoy euros constipation, colds fevers, nervous aches, et^M and restores the beauty of health, hadles and children prefer and druggists recommend It.

THEIt.IGDoctors HGNBY CO.

of Cbloago, make It. Try a bottle. 0 ent a dose. Nve tc

nly 0-7

Booe, agents- d-w

Skewered and Cured.

•First I was skewered and then I was cured," says Jones, and he laughs heartily over his little Joke. Well, let him laugh. Let laugh who wins. He was skewered through and through by dyspepsia, and its attendant train of Tils. He was cured by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Do you feel full, languid, low-spirited, experience a sense of fullness or bloating after eating, tongue coated, bitter or bad taste in the moutb, ^irregular appetite,' dizziness, frequent headaches, nervous prostration or exhaustion, hot flushes alternating witb chilly sensations, shari biting transient pains here and there, co! feet, drowsiness after meals, wakefulness, 'or disturbed and unrofreshuig sleep, constant .and Indescrib^^le Xeeiing ot dread or of impending calamity I

These are synjptoms of Billious Dyspepsia or I'orpid Liver, associated with-Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will subdue the cause, if taken -weordlng to 'directions, for reawHMfelp Uemtth Of tlfwsy.or jmoney paid for it will-he Qt^erfjijly, (ytunded-

I OhlMwrCqr

for

Pitcher's Casteria*

In Ctyhin& Trgtje. Selling Out at Ftjty Cents on the Dollar.

$15^00 for $7.50

worth

Suits Suits Suits

12.00 8.00

Worth 1 & ceq^te, qnly

6.00

4.0ft

5.00,

2.50

oiuv&onionuAu WoribS0 SSnU^puly 10 oent%.

ty^Che ,Steele reaUesjWfl, Call^.g^ad^fj^s,

Chic agoCJothingStore

131V E Main street Crawfordaville, Ind.

FOR SALE BY

ED. VANCAMP.

BR I CK

Fine Front, Building, Sidewalk, Common, Hard Cellar and

Foundation Brick,

FOH SALE UY-

The Crawfordsville Pressed, BriqH Compaiiy.

For information and prices inquire at Martin & Son's ice office, 110 N. Green St.

Interview

Persons for whom we have done

PLUMBING

They will convince,you that our work is.reliable.

12

btr

O—torta.

Wbea she mm a Child, she eried for Oaatorta. When she became Hiss, she clang to O—torta. Whsa *e bad GhUdna, *a gave tb*m OMlorla.

Ml

SOUTH GREEN STREET.

MISS L. J. HIATT,

myi E. Main St.

Has the beitt^r— Autum Styles for Misses' anc Children's Dresses. ..

Work done at reasonable prices. Also, the bes( styles for bri^B' dresses.

MONEY TO LOAN,

At ram OBXTT.

0^Ws'??firnM,e Wd^at^rogjrt^l

In

N N O E

nnm«ae«r.ca(fo

Tp aU pcHptf

North and Soutb-Chlo^o fart, Loiiisvllle. Tt^rcjugh ^out,e "t^ TKestejn Points. Solid Xri(i« Service

Chicagp-Louisyllle. Chicwp-Cincinnati Ci^wfcirdsrille Time-Table:

"ifssopm 4 ?7am 6:*0,pm 1:66 pm 3:0^pin 9(15 am

Cin­

cinnati, Chicago

&St.LfOuisR. bt trains. Baat .mod -.Jbhls trains at

BlooBUnvtoMndVeoslatuaiM fromX ssour Sll^cl^al^lSJrt'ngfleld and Oolumhus W«nd from the MStern and sss .Imaol slUss, nimiioiuiNmnui. ooimurqa*.

No. email ,m8:47 Si No. 7 mall («l ...')...^_^...13:40 a g°- i.'JW'1 1:30„P No. 3 Kfp^ess_.......„„..„^:n0p dotH0 mast. No.12 Hall (d) ........ 2:03 am

MO. 'C

Bxptsss....

0

O7am

No. 18 MaU...___ liQfipm No.8 MalL E:So«m

Suc«ess

Has Been the. Result ot Our

We thanki one, and ^11 for their atteatloa and patronage

begin mornipg, Sept.

vertised. For

anJ wijl ol|er| such inducements for the jjext few

weeksi as .walLcpmpel you to continue it. We will

ies of .special sale days. The barg&jp^

po^jtively be obtainable for such tiipg: oijjy as ad­

Wediicsday, Thursday, Friday and Saiarda^

We Ojjer the Following:

56 inch Turkey R^d Table Damask, 10 patterns, worth 50cts. per yard In this sale the price will be 29ets.

GO ijjQh URfejachecLDamask, all Linen, 15 patterns, worth 50cts, Ir^ this sale the priceJvUi ob^ 3?7 .1"^^. 25 dQz. F^iQyi Damask Oatmeal and Huck towels, lasgc %?!»i,§9«!?iwithhwdw, worth 25cts. to, 9|5cts. In this sale price will be 17cts„ or 6 for, $ 1 00. Not more than 6 to any one customer,

5a doe. aU Li^en Printed and Effikajds^. fHandketchiefs, Udip aj^ 12 i-2Gts. 1o

2

Dcfs. In this sale -the price

Not more than 5 to one customer.

Our entire Stpfk printed silks including and fullpiecesia jthip sale at 49^. per yar has been.75 to $1-25.

Remember the Above Bargaips are Gpod^gl F^ur Days Ojply.

117-119 EAST MAIN|ST(tEpj.

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