Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 December 1894 — Page 2
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A. A. McCAIN, Treasurer,
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 1894.
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HOKK SMITH
Sr. Loi ts
told his party
before the sugar bill passed that 'it would give the sugar trust SIO.OOU.OOO the first year." And yet Congress passed the bill and the Presidentullowed it to become a law.
has now turned hi at
tention to the pensions of widows and decides that where it is apparent that the widow lias an income e^ual to a month she does not occupy a pensionable status If the woman happens to be the widow of an officer of high rank Congress can pass a special bill and I!rover Cleveland can approve it. giving her $100 a month It. makes some ditYerencc as to whose widow,she is. There some consolation in the belief that the Hoke mith policy will onlv continue two vears longer.
Ghiltc Dn)i"cntt:
Mr. Cleve
land's assertion in last year's message that "thousands of neighborhoods had their we'll known fraudulent pensioners,'' and in the present message that "bure-faced and extensive frauds exposed" have been part of the work of the "administration, is an instance of language very carelessly handled. Commissioner Lochren reports 104 convictions for pension frauds during the year. There were thousands of pension spies encouraged and many of them paid to listen to tittle-tattle with the meager result just mentioned.
Terre Haute Tribune has inter
viewed several bankers and prominent politicians of that city on the Haiti-more-Cleveland-Carlisle-Eeklea plan for changing the currency. Among those interviewed was Congressman-elect (Jeo. \Y. Taris, who said:
It is a new question to me and 1 cannot pretend to have a tixed opinion on it. \Ye have not had a political campaign in recent years where the currency question has *been the great factor. except as to the coinage of silver. However, it seems to me that the prominence given to the currency system of the country now by the President's message and the report of Secretary Carlisle will succeed more in diverting attention from the political questions on which the people lately passed judgment, than in commending itself to the country at large. The scheme proposed is embryonic and has been abruptly cast before the people of the country. Congress will certainly not overhaul the currency system of this government without great care and deliberation. The best judgment cannot be formed of the feasibility of the
President's plan until the tiuanciers. leading business men and press of the country have discussed its probable effects on the general commercial affairs of the I'nited States."
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Delphi Journal offers the follow
ing prescription for duplicating the recent Republican victory in Indiana two years hence: "If the Jnumul were asked for a prescription that would result in duplicating the recent Republican victory in Indiana two years hence it would be this: Let the corning Legislature assemble on the day fixed and let every Republican member take pfV his coat and go to work. Pass a fair fee and salary law. a law placing the penal and benevolent institution}* under non-partisan boards, a law that would abolish convict contract labor .laws apportioning the State fairly for congressional and legislative purpose a free school book law and a law making it necessary for a county superintendent to hold a license from the State Hoard of Education. Then make liberal appropriations for all State in-".-•:..---titutions. Do this in forty-five or fifty days and adjourn sine die. and it would be a body blow from which Tom
Taggart aud his henchmen could not possibly recover in the ne-\t two vears."
KKN.IAMIN
A.
EATON,
wlio had charge
of the Democratic literary bureau of the recent campaign in this State and prepared the boiler plate matter for ttic county organs, five days before the election sent out a circular which in view of what did happen makes mighty interesting reading now for Republicans. Among other things it sa\s
The evidence of arising Democratic tide all over the country, noted in those dispatches several days ago, continue to multiply. The Democratic leaders in New York are now conti dentlv claiming that .State by a majority of from thirty-five to fifty thousand. Illinois is absolutely certain to go Democratic, the immense registration in the Democratic wards of Chicago insuring that result beyond a shadow of a doubt. Wisconsin has been given up by the Republicans, and in Iowa. Kansas and Nebraska the Democrats are making a splendid fight with good prospects, especially in Ne braska. In the far northwest the Democratic outlook is bright, while California is look upon as surely Democratic. With this condition of affairs in the nation Indiana would cut sorry figure if the Republicans should by hook or crook secure a victor}-. The commanding influence which Indiana has so long held in the affairs of the nation would be completely dissipated and she would cut no more figure than Delaware or Nevada. But such a condition is not likuly to arifce.
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Mipreinc Court of Indiana after
January 1. lsSf. will be composed of three Democrats''and two Republicans.
CONUKKSSMAN WJI.SON
Y.
I»h Performed ly th»» \d«pt* I van*c»-J5iHii£r Naturil luv.-. 1 Irive soon many m«nv u\'iHu'rfi: thing's. The three ureal miracle per* formed by the adepts--the rope, tin* basket and the nutng-o-troc exhibition* —1 have seen many time*. They artall performed in broad duyii^ln am) thousands of persons are UMKIIU crowded around on all Mdei. I remember once. in particular. when I saw the manjro-tree miracle. A rishi appeared about two o'clock in the afternoon in the street of a town. Immediately hundreds of persons surrounded him. He took a manyo and scratching* a small hole in the ground planted it. A few minute** later a grent tree more than sixty feet hiyh took form before tue.
It was complete in leaf, branch ami
a
|,i about it was that when the wind
No closure and and no popgun bills Vdew its leaves did not stir. In a spirit that seems to be the programme of of investigation I walked up to it and the Senate' I touched it and took hold of some of the leaves. It was apparently a
real
tree. To prove it further I climbed up the trunk seven or eight feet. Then I returned to mv place in the crowd. The adept sat down and preached one of the mot beautiful .sermons 1 ever heard. It was a narrative of the birth tales »f Huddha. When lie had finished I looked up and the great tree was gone. On going forward I saw the rishi dig up the mango fruit and in spite of all efforts to detain him he pressed through the crowd and was gone.
The rope miracle i* still more wonderful. A rishi appears the center of the crowd in broad dayliirht with a rope in his hand. He throws'it' into the air and it remains standing uj right as if it were a pole. Then hand over hand he climbs to the t«»p of it.. It has no visible means of support at either end. When lie reach the top tjie rope seems to lengthen upward into the clear sky. and the rishi continues to climb until he disappear? wholly from view, not to reappear. Many of the adepts take thi- method of leaving a crowd when they have finished their sermons.
The apparent suspensions of the laws of gravity is a common exhibition among the fakirs. 1 have seen one of them take his hand away fron: a coeoanut shell and leave it suspended in mid-air. A number of times have taken hold of it aud tried to move it. but all in vain. When the fakir gets ready he sometimes gives the word suddenly, the shell yields, and the man who is tugging away on it goes tumbling upon the ground.
It is my belief that the higher adept? are missionaries and prophets to their races. Some of their teachings are both beautiful and equal to or beyond our standard of morals.
Now. 1 have told all these wonderful things without saying what I real ly thought of them. 1 believe that the Hindoos have come to a better and a truer conclusion concerning life's* mysteries than wc have with al our science. Uur advancement ha only added to our material comfortsfood, clothing and houses to live inbut the Hindoo has something better, He believes both in the past and in the future. He has no fear of death. I cause he believes that it will only change hi* form. His life is spent the work of getting more and mon-* behind the curtain and deeper aud deeper into life's mysteries. He issat isfie'd. and that is more than can said of any man in Europe or America Many of the wonderful miracles per formed by the adepts I believe can be explained in the terms of what we call hypnotism—the power of inind over mind.
What we know of hypnotism is yet limited, but in the case of the Hindoos the power is developed to a remarka ble degree. Now, I don't believe that a rishi made a mango tree grow in three minutes, but I do believe that his power over the minds of the spec tators was so great that they all thought that the tree was real. In fact. I go further. I believe wit! Schopenhauer, that what we know of the material world is only the creation of the brain. Mind is all and in al Dr. Hcnsoldt, in Chicago Record.
A Fly to the Rcsenp^
There is a large black and white hornet that makes it his business to catch tlies. He has a hard time to get hold of one, and when he does he carries il with his front legs to some convenient spot, and proceeds to pull off the fly's wings, head, and legs before taking him to his nest. A hornet had succeeded in catching a fly, and had settled on the edge of an open door. He commenced amputating with a great deal of trouble, standing on his hind legs and working with his front ones. Me was about half-way through his work when another fly, a relative of the victim perhaps, arrived on the scene and commenced wheeling around and around the hornet, seeming to be in great distress. The fly suddenly flew off to a distance and returned with lightning speed, straight as an arrow, toward the tottering hornet, ramming him with all his strength. This was repeated until the hornet was completely dislodged, and forced to retire. The fly had certainly done its best to save its companion's life.
Harper's Young People.
Memory ANKiM4T*.
l'.ruce —What have you got that piece of red ribbon on your watch for? Spruce—My wife put it there for me to remember something for her.
Hruce—Remember what Spruce -That's just what
member. -ludge.
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Iiurglur lately broke into the liouse of an old gentleman in 1 ':irianI after helping themselves to the silver and valuables gave him a lecture on the wickedness of hoarding up capital which belongs to society in general The papers in telling of the robbery spoke of a bundle of securities worth twenty thousand francs which lit thieves had overlooked, anil that'night they called again at the home manded the securities, and carr.'t them off.
l.ifV-I.oiiK
Many a^irl. by using /oa-l'liora it the opening period of womanhood. might be saved from life-loug suffer* ing and expense. Sold by MottVtt AMorgan and Nye A*. Itooc.
••Royal llul))"
Kye
Whisky.
ls "a Rye as is a Rye,'* naturally ripened and free from all foreign flavor and adulterants, guaranteed pure and over eleven years of age, recommended to tlie connoisseur as a merit- foiled to do all that is orious article worthy of the confidence of invalids, convalescents and the aged.
Sl.2f per quart bottle. Rooe. druggists.
Sold by Nye
A MOTHERS DUTY
TOWARDS HER lUrfillTK RS.
Suggestions Which May Help to Avoid Many Dangers.
(»IT JAI. TO OUK i..O)V RF.\1»KRS.J V:': Less than twenty years ago even the tnetliral srouleil the idea that young girls coulc
MiflVr from the misery of uterus troubles.
When l.ydia K. Finkbam first sent out the news of
her great discovery, there was no laek ol harsh speech from those whose practice and opinions she set at defiance.
Hut when ottng girls by the hundreds were absolutely cured by
Li/din K. 1'ink-
/fun'* Vegetable Compound, then the tongues of the tradticers were stilled, awti faith was allowed to live in the hearts ol tin- people.
Young girls are subject to this trouble. It robs theni ol" the buoyancy of youth. Il makes all effort distasteful.
It causes retention and suppression menses, leueorrhii'a, severe, headache, waxv complexion, depr^^sion, weakness lo»s of appetite and interest.
This being the condition of your daugli er, what is your duty, loving mother'. t.'ertainlv you ought, to know that these are all symptoms of the one cause of nearly all the suffering that conies to women and to save your daughter you ought to begin that treatment at once, which for
-J0
years proved its power throughout the world. l.ydia K. Pinkliam's Vegetable Compound is the surest ind most natural remedy for women ever compounded. It will accomplish its work with certainty.
Consumers ofctiewingtoi are willingtopaya little more
ti
the price charged for tlie ordinanj trade tobaccos, will find to brand superior to all others
BEWARE Of IMITATIONS.
"1 pray yoii. Master I.ientenant," aiil Sir Thoma.'i More, as he ascended the scaffold, ••see me safe up. anil for my coming down 1 can shift for mv-
,-A
dauntless soul erect, who
smiled at death." said Thompson. He suffered martyrdom, but once at the hand of the headsman, but how many suffer it every day through the slow, but insidious hand of disease. .:: He put his faith in the Princes and was lost: put yours. »h! suffering female in the curative properties of i)r. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, and He saved from hours of suffering. It cures every form of woman's weakness, strengthens tlie pelvic organs, and forever checks those ''beauty destroying diseases so common-.to voiii' ^e.v.
To hi- Public.
1'he Montgomery Savings Association has opened the stock book for a new series, to begin on January Stock way he subscribed at any time with the Secretary. VV. \V. Morgan, in the Urnbanu block H»art'?* are one huiulred dollars each: weekly payments. *Ju cents per share. Memberhip fee. !f» rents per share. I hies may be paid monthly, or quarterly, to suit the convenience of the public. Thi association has been running now six years aud will mature its first series )f stock within the next twelve months. Tlie lir.-.t pay day will be on Saturday. .lauuarv JSl5*V
A *-'IILM» IHUUIIOK'I*.
La grippe is confounded by many persons with a severe attack of catarrh, which, in some respects resem bles the former. -These individuals suffer severely. with pain about th forehead, eyes and ears, with soreness in throat and stoppage of nasal pas sages, and. in fact, are incapacitated for work of any kind for days at a time. These are catarrhal sufferers, Kly's Cream Halm has been used with the best results in such cases Th remedy w.ill give instant relief
Ilt'lief in One Day.
South American Nervine relieves the worst cases of Nervous Prostration. Nervousness and Nervous liyspepsia in a single day. No such relief and bless ing has ever come to the invalids of this country. Its powers to cure the stomach are wonderful in the extreme It always cures: it cannot fail. It rad ically cures all weaknesses of the stomach and never disappoints, its effects are marvellous and surprising. It gladdens the hearts of the suffering and brings immediate relief. It is a luxury to take and always safe. Trial bottles 15 cents. Sold by Cotton Rife and Moffett & Morgan
A HoHM'liold
Rife's Progress Pharmacy, bize 50c. and $1.
I THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE.
WANTED.
1tale Help.
$7J,VU
I^JK
iEiQSlECK
PLUGTOBACCO
A WKEK paid to ladles and
I gents to sell the Itapld Dish usher. Washes und dries itiuoi In two mluutes without wettlntf the hands. No experience necessary sells at sight permanent position. Address, \V. 1'. Harrison & Co., tloik No. 14. Columbus, Otilo.
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That form ol disease, it vai claiuied,eam only to mar ried women.
to sell Unkluit Powder to the irmoery Made. Sternly employment. Bxpcrlcnce uurieee6s iy. #7o monthly sitlary and expenses or coin. If otter satisfactory uduress at oiiee with particulars concerning- iouf-u»lf. r. S Chemical Works, Chicago. l'.M4
\\, ANTKD—Actlvn salesmen to bundle onr yy line, no pcildlliiK- Salary ?7i ppr month am! expenses prld to all. (loods entirely new. Apply (jui, lily. 1'. O. Ho.\ r:30H, lloetoii, Mass. cod t-f. W'ANTKD—An experienced nurse 1 1.
Must. Iiavu recommendation. Impilrcat .'!(»!, corner Main and Water sts. 1-Vt-tt
FOR SALE.
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SALE—A farm of 170 acres within inilis of I.inilen. .Most all of It In cultivation. well draiucd and tlrst class laud, ou trravel roail.
Also 13(1 acres, :i miles of Linden, about U10 acres In cultivation New house aud ^ood barn. I.and thoroughly drained tiiavel rosd passes house. A bargain which must be disposed ol at once.
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J-YOTT
.V STIHits
I'Olt REST.
KRNT.—A house on cast Vike street. tni|ulro of 007 east Main street or Citizens .National I'ank. ll-24if
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KRNT— lioom to students of lluslncss College, cheap either ladksor tn-nllomen. :tIS south Water strict. 11-10-tf
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KENT—New house on south Rim strict, cheap. Call on VaneleaveA: Davis.
X^OH
KRNT—A house convenient to business. Terms reasonable. Call ou tl orge 1 Hurley.
L*UU KENT—Kivo room house, W\ L. Unlet,
Mt HKNT— A room Pninkiin ami .John street. SV. I). GrllMlh.
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houso cornor of Grllli 11
9 fc
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«Mm«, sum*
UKNT—A hou«o of sevon mer kilchcu. woo .*-house eltar, cistern water broujrht into summer kitchen and Btuk house sitaauM on coiner ot Coilcpc and Hocuiu ever thlnt in rvpair. In'lijlreof Mr. Kcuben Smith, C»U-I east College street. !M 4-tf
F1\A\C1A /,.
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MONEY—If yon have larpo or small sums to Invest, I oiler a frltl-cripo security, pa TN*r nine percent. (IIVVHMU'S without taxes, or membership fees. K. Ilryant, Joel block. 1
MONBY
to loan on farms and improved city property at t.{ and 7 per cent No delay. 10-27tf
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FLAVOR
SCOTT STUHHS.
Big Four
WISHES voi A
Merry Christmas
AND A
Happy New Year!
AND IN ACCOKPANCK WITH AN
Old Time Custom
ANNOUNCES
Very Low Rates
bXilt THE HOLIDAYS, IlETWEKN ALL STATIONS. Tickets will be on s.ile
December 24, 25 and 31,1894,
AND
January 1,1895,
Good returning to Jan. 2, '95.
K. O. MCCOHMH'K. i\ H. MAHTIN, Puss. Trutlie .l'ir'r. (len u«s\* lick't Ajrt-. CINCINNATI.
Dr. P. D. CARPER,
MAU.WTIC
Surgeon and Specialist
In MicTreatment of
CHRONIC DISEASES
Lute from tbe Hospitals of Rdtnbunr, Scot, hind, London England und Berlin, Germany.
Consultation and Examination (iiven in Every Case.
Will Visit Crawfordsville THURSDAY, DEC. 13, '94
'—AT THE—
Sherman House.
Returning' F.vevy Four Weeks. Mttle need Vie said about Dr. Carper as he is well known in America as well as in Europe, lie treats all chronic diseases such as Throat, Nose, Lung'. Stomach. ICidney and liladder.
$500
or
THMIMIIT.
I). \V. Knller. of Canajoharie. N. says that he always keeps Dr. Km New Discovery in the house and his family lias always found the very best results follow its use: that he would not be without it if procurable. A Dykeman, druggist. Catskill, N. V. says that Dr. King's New Discovery is undoubtedly t.he best cough remedy: that he has used it in his family for eight years, and that it lias never claimed for it. Why not try a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial bottle free at Cstton
Forfeit.
For any case of Chronic Indigestion and Con silpatlon, causing nervousness and palpitation of the heart which the Doctor cannot cure.
Rupture.
Cured without the knlleor detention iroin business.
Cancer
Cured without the knife and a positive guar antee given.
Epilepsy
Fits) cured in a short, time, (iuaranten.
Piles
Cured without 1)10 knife or detention from business-
Catarrh.
The Doctor can show a greater number ot Catarrh cases curid than any other physician living.
Diseases of Women.
Ladies tlnd him a groat friend and speak praises of tbe UocLor after being treated by hlin.
Diseases of Men.
All private diseased of men cured, such as results ot the Errors of Youth and diseases that render them unfit for marriage.
THR
GRRATE8T
Regular
OF ALL GIFTS—Power of
diagnosing diseases. What Is It and how does he do It? are questions which try hundreds of people. Consultation fnw. Chicago, III.
THE BIG
Holiday Announcement
It shall be our pleasure to show
the largest and best selected list of
articles suitable for Holiday presents
ever collected under one roof in
Crawfordsville. The assortment is
large, prices are low and then most all
our articles are as useful as orna
mental and as suitable for friendly re
membrances as for affectionate gift
making. Aren't these points suffi
cient to induce you to inspect them.
SPECIAL.
before shown for.
V:
'"V...<p></p>Japanese
Beautiful Rugs,
Direct From the Orient.
Grand Four Days' Sale
We will have on sale from
Wednesday to Saturday $3,000 worth
of Japanese Rugs in all sizes from
12x3 up to 12x15 feet. These goods
come in the original packages direct
from Japan and are to be sold at posi
tively one-half what they were ever
5
Positively the MOST BEAUTIFUL
RUGS ever shown and at one-third the
price of any other imported Rugs.
Beautiful Holiday Gifts
Sale lasts from Wednesday to Saturday only.
Louis Bischof.
127-129 E. Main St., Crawfordsville, Ind.
It will pay to buy you your Holiday Presents at
4'
The Big Store."
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