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Best Result*. EistProvidence, R. I., Jam'88. While In tho employ of the Barttow Store Co. applied your St. Jacobs Oil to many bad burnt of the moulder*, and alvays with beat results.

GEO. W. HORTON.

Xftddor Fell. Galveston, Texas, Jnne 23,1888. Fell from ladder braised and sprained my foot and wrist suffered fire days was cured by St.

Jacobs Oil. JOSHUA WYTETH.

Eneo-Cap Hurt. Ball. Ind., Aug. 10,1888. Knee*cap was hurt and 1 suffered 3 months 3 bottles of St. Jacobs Oil permanently restored me.

C. C. McMOEBIS.

IHilocntion. Jollet. HI., May 24,1888. Dislocated shoulder 3 years ago confined 3 weeks to house the pain was cured by St. Jacob*

Oil and have had no return of it. J.D.BROWN.

Horse-kick. Ozark, 0., June 28,1888. Suffered 4 weeks from the kick of a horse had to uso cane two bottles

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PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM

Cleanses and beautifies the hair. Promotes a luxuriant prowth. Never Fails to Restore Gray

Hair 4o its Youthful Color. Prevent* Dandmir an«l hair falling fiO^m^KOOatlVugtfjsj^

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Weak JIml I'aiuful 1Klne.vo, Aoliii., Back aud heat, Kheuimi' ic, Sclalt. ibm «t«. Muscular Pains rdi.-wd iu one miuutc by the Cuticura Antt-P.iin I'tuutor Thi- lir*t tu..i on inetauianeou-' p'.iin-killing, strengtheuiii}: plus ter, live- fur Si. At Jriiggtsls or ol Potior Drug and Lliuinicil On Bus ii

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LOCAL NEWS

0oviuirtou is KUIIII to have electric lifeilit. ln\ lir unlit will lioM his sale on F«b. 21. \V:t| ii.i) wiiM ii| rrom Ve-'lersburi,') Suu-

day.

.THE GREAT EDYf*\

ForlBruises and Burns.

plt li''i ia if rutfinu up in Coal Civok township. ..vM-iitwn limi an Vnclf "l"in show Tuesday 'i: lit.

Ciarlev Ca'-aii lalkinir ft tuyiii: Hit' Vecil--'i--!ii r.T Rvporit-r This tia» been tli" «!ulU-st season for Hit) coal (hvili ir. :or many yfaK. •, ti HnlT, of Wnvolanii, lias been taken to lhe I'uuiity poor farm. l-'ive or six arn\sts for drunkenness were made oil Stiuday mninii)!!.

Morris Herzojr will open out a new stock rf dry yonds in Wnyiiclowti on March 1st. Mrs. Uettio Tingley, nee Steele, is very sick ,tt Hie residence of her mother in Waynetowu.

Tli- whooping cough 18 visiting all the hour« olds ill Kiplej township, especially at Alamo.

The nil inn revival at Wavelnnd closed last Thursday with thirty-seven additions to the lurches.

Anew time table in the running of passeuij«r trams'on the 0. I. W. will go into effect tomorrow.

The fox drive in Wayne township today will lie the largest of the season as it includes the whole township.

Hon. E. V. Brookshire has returned from Washington City where he has been sojourning for so»ie days past.

Jim Zuck, who is with Alex. Mahorney, is inking a week's vacation and visiting home folks at Wajiietown.

Mrs. Joe Heury, of Whitlock, fell last Friday and dislocated her ankle. The wound, though painful, is not serious.

Misses Madge and Hannah Johnson spent Sunday in Waynetown, the guests of Misses Ina Gray and Jennie Zook.

There is not a country store in the county but what has several store boxes full of eggs. 1'hat fruit was never so plentiful.

Charles H. Pease, the veteran teacher, is iking a week's vacation, and will begin his next term of school in Bipley, Monihij.

H. J. Streng, of Richmond, Ky., has bought the Herzog stock of dry goods at waynetown and removed them to the Zuck brick block.

Uncle Silas Petersou has brought l)r. Berrymau's farm and tho Potato Creek postofllce in all probability will be discontinued before very long,

Noah .Myers, the Alamo druggist, i- pushing his iJevil on Corns for all that it is worth. He is au euterprisiug man, has a good medicine and will make it wiu.

The alleged "White Cap" notices which several persons are reported to have received here ..iv thought to have been sent more in the nature of sport than auythiug else.

The valentiue chestnut received less attention this year tliau usual, and the wish is general that the old fti le habit of sending those fool things kuown as valentines through the post oiliee will eventually cease altogether.

A specimen of the bark of the redwood trees of California was brought to this office this week. This bark specimen is about 15 inches in thickness and some pieces havt been taken from trees in that state nearly 30 inches in thickness.

Thursday last Miss Emma Nelson and James Hymer, of Putnam county, were married at the home of the bride, aud the same day took a trip to Indianapolis, returning Friday evening. Alter they returned the bride was taken suddenly ill, and died Saturday afternoon.

Two fox drives are announced to take place to-day. One takes place in the region within two or three miles arouud Yountsville aud the other in the country mostly eiiiiiratvu within the boundaries of Wayne township. The foxes are not particularly, numerous or destructive, but the boys want some luu and can have it at these drives even if there is some labor attached^ 10

It will be remembered that the (ireencastle nail works was bid oil to Muncie, who paid '§••,01)0 for the plant. The Muncie citizens no doubt thought they would increase their population several hundred and in a short lime their business men would be remunerated for the donations they made by au increase of customers. But it must be remembered these manufactories nearly all have their own stores and compel their employes to buy of them, give orders, etc. On Monday last Darnell Bros., who are connected with the nail works, moved their stock of goods to Muncie to supply the employes, and several other merchants of the Greencastle works will follow suit in a few days.

These are what are termed the "pluck 'ein'' stores.

V-43S Tnken In. 2# Deputy Marshal Wood arrested one Dr. G. M. Talbot, of Alamo, last week, on charge of violating tho election laws. Talbot was very busy along during election times securing votes for the republican party and was said to have been not at all scrupulous how they were obtained. He has been expecting the lightning to strike liiin and was extremely nervous about the prospects of being taken before the Federal Court. He gave-hail for $500 for his appearance. Whatever way his trial may result he will find there is some expense and trouble in being so over zealous for the success of his par ty and will not bo so anxious hereafter. The Marshal also arrested Alfred Lucas, of Veed erslmrg, for bribery bond, f-J,000 John Cronk and Lincoln Brown, both for bribery bond SI, 000 each.

Aii lTnlc:iowii round Denrf.

An unknown man was found dead, lying beside the track of the Motion railway about mile atad a half south of Lafayette on Saturday, The man was lying upon his face alongside of the track. A broken jug was beside him which had evidently contained yvhisky. There was nothing on his person to designate who

hewas

THE ORAWFGRDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW

Whore Is Maxlo Rice?

Maxie Rice, the thirteen-year-old son in a prominent family of Frankfort, has been missing since Tuesday last. His disappearance causes much uneasiuesa. The authorities of the surrounding cities have been notified, but no clue can bo obtained as to his whereabouts. He is a bright little fellow, with light hair and blue eyes. When ho left he wore cap, kneepants, and is supposed to have left the city in company with a boy named Sawyers, presumably for the purpose or joining a show cotnpauy Telegrams, with the request of publication, are being sent to various city papers with the hope that they will lead to his recovery.,

Ciooil NHWS From tho W'Uent Crop. Reports reaching the secretary of the state agricultural board show that wheat throughout the state is in good condition. The lack of snow has not been very damaging becauso of the small amount ot cold weather experienced. Traveling agents for graiu firms state that the wheat is in the best condition it has been for five years, particulerly in the southeast part of Indiana.

Gallughur. Sliuckrow

jA|»n Gallagher, of Lafayette, and Jerry spuckrow- of Danville, 111., have arranged for a glove fight to the finish to occur on or near the 2oth of March within 50 miles of Danville. Gallagher went into training Monday.

Dr. Bull's baby syrup is in good deuu nd everybody speaks well of it. The price on 1 25 cents.

It is expected that railroad building, which has been somewhat ueghcied in Montana, will be active this year.

The Voicw of the People on Wine It is a well-known fact that wines above all other liquors are grossly adulterated, but when a pure article is placed ou the market aud peo pie find it out to be pure, they all with one accord recommend it. The port grape wine from the vineyards of Alfred Speer, of Passiac, N. J. has received the unqualified endorsement of the medical faculty aud of thousands ot invalids that have been won back to healtlrby its use. For sale oy druggists.

There is a rumor Eugland tl-.at William welter Phelps is to be the next American minister to that country.

The Population of ('vawfonl-ville Is about 10,000, and we would say at least ono half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than others."We would advise our readers not to miss the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemp's balsam for the throat and lungs. Trial size free. Large size 50c and $1. Sold by all druggists. NU5-l-y-e-o-w

Denver has made an appeal to the city authorities to locate four or five parks near the densely populated part of tho city

There's a blessing in the bottle o» whose label read we can read. Dr. Pierce's favorite prescription, for the woman who has need

Of a remedy for troubles 'J me but woman ever knew. 'Tis her best and truest friend, and happy thousand call it so,

As they think of years of sufFriug that were theirs before it came, Bringing them the balm of healing, aud they bless tho very name Of this wonderfully, and deseredly, popular remedy for the various ills woman is heir to. Favorite Prescription is the only medicine for women, sold by druggists, under a positive, guarantee, from the manufacturers, that it will give satisfaction in every case, or money will be refunded. This guarantee has been printed on tho bottle-wrapper, and faithfully carried out for ninny years.

Tho recent rumor ttiat the pope has been having fainting fits are denied. His holiness continues to hold his customary receptions..

The Blood

Is tho source of health therefore, to keep well, purify the blood by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. This medicine is peculiarly designed to act on the blood and through that upon all the organs and tissues of the body. It has a specific action, also, upon tho secretions and excretions, and assists nature to expel from tho system scrofula, humors, impure particles and effete matter through tho lungs, liver, bowels, kidneys and skin. It effectually aids we^k impaired and debilitated orgaus. A trial will convince you that it does possess peculiar curative powers.

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Mr. A. H. Milligan, for many years a resident of Brown township, i" on Sunday last aflei a short illness. Mr. Milligau was a gentleman universally respected for his mauy good Qualities as a citizen, uei^hbor aud friend, and his kindly face will ho greatly missed among those having tho pleasure of his ai'utiaiutance. He had resided in Brown township for over twenty years, coming to this county from Kentucky.

Late reports say the United States troops have been withdrawn from Oklahama auil the boomers are again invading the territory

"We Point WirJi Pride"

To the "good name at home," won by Hood's sarsaparilla. In Lowell, Mass., where it is prepared, there is more of Hood's sarsaparilla sold than all other medicines, and it has given the best of satisfaction since its introduction ten years ago. This could not be if the niedi cine did not possess merit. If you suffer from impure blood, try Hood's sarsaparilla and real Ize its peculiar curative power.

Three of the largest manufactories of artifi cial teeth in the United States repoited last year as having made and sold 20,000,000 teethf.il '.

''Death lias so

many

doors'0 let out

life

sang an old time poet. In those days they had not discovered remedies that shut these doors. How different is Dr. Pierce's golden medical discovery, from the old time doses Consumption or lung scrofula, is one wide door that it shuts, it taken iu time. Don' wast a moment then leat life slip through thatopen door.

At Willows. Cal., a flock of wild geese set. tied down a forty acre field of grain and picki' it clean in two hours. The number of birds was estimated at 75,000.

The. Handsomest Lady in Crawtords-

Vi' It'

Remarked to a friend tho (itlior day that she knew Kemp's balsam for the throat and lungs was a superior remedy, as it stopped her cough instantly when other cough remedies had no effect whatever. So to prove this and convince you of its merit, any druggist will give yon a sample bottle free. Large sizo 50c- and 51. N-25-b-eow

THE BAKING POWDER DISCUSSION

Ofllcial Tests to Determine the Besi Why they ai Superior LeaveniugAsrents.—The use of Carbonate of

Ammonia The official analyses by Prof. W. G. Tuck of New York state, have afforded some of the' most valuable evidence yet produced relative to the actual character of the food and drugs in every day use. Some time since Professor Tucker was directed to analyze tho variou---crands of baking powder aud report wli ch was the purest aud the best. He procureu samples from the grocers in Albany, and aft -i a series of exhaustive tests reported that the Royal was the purest and best of all examined The accuracy of the published report being questioned by a local manufacturer, a repwii of tho Albany Jouinil obtained an interview with the Professor, which is reported as follows in that paper: "Doctor, said the reporter it appears thai one of our local baking powder manufacturers attempts to discredit reports pub is ied in the Journal with reference to baking pwders, for which the auaiyncal exuuianmations were made by yourself aud Prof Mason. Wert* your analyses and opinion printed correstly?

They were, replied Prof. Tucker literally. You say, Doctor, that the Royal b-iking powder is superior to any other baking powker which you have examine iV

That is my report. Wherein, Doctor consists this superiority which you find in the Royal over the other brands?

At stated in my report, in the great purity of its ingredients, in the unqeustioned propriety and wholesomeness of those ingredients in the oxact proportions of the same, and the chemical accuracy aud skill with which they have been combined. As I said before, it is, I believe a baking powder unequaled for purity, strength and wholesomeness.

Doctor the Journal lady readers would like you to iuform them what are the peculiar virtues of a good baking powder over other and more old-fashioned methods of raising bread, biscuit and cake?

That would require a long answer, something in the nature of a lecture. Briefly bowever, the advantage of the Royal baking powder over yeast consists iu the quicker work it aecoinb'ishfs, iu the preservation ot some of the best elements of the flour, which are destroyed in the production of the carbonic acid gas by the use of yeast, and iu the absolute certainty of sweet, light and digestiable food Over other methods for quick raising, the merits of a pure baking powder are great, It. is always ready for use, the acid and allkaViare| are combined in exact proportions to produce definate results, or to render tho largest amount of leaveuing gas and nothing more than a neutral residuum, which is not the result where cream of tarter aud soda are bought Leparately and mixed iu the kitchen for it will always occur where this is done that one or the other of these substances will predominate making the food yellow, heavy bitter and unwholesome. Besides, the cream of tarter which can bo procured by the housekeeper is mostly adultrated, adding to the uncertainty of tho results or the uuwholesomeuess of the food. All these difficulties are avoided in the use of a pure, properly-made baking powder.

Will baking powders deep? How long will they hold their strength? If properly made until used. A perfect baking powder must combine superlative strength with power to retain it indefinitely. Baking powders generally are robbed of tho necessary preserving agent in order to give present strength or else have their efficiency largely destroyed by the addition of large quantities or Hour to prevent premature decomposition. The method by which both these qualities are •jtaiued the highest degree produces the iTfect article, aud this I believe is fully ac complishee in the Royal baking powder.

Doctor, what about ammonia iu baking pow-d'-r? Carbonate of ammonia is sometimes used in the higher class of baking powders.

Is it injurious or objectionable? Nonsense! Quite the contrary. It, has been used for generations in the finest food. It is a very volatile agent. Heat entirely evolves it into gas, leaving no residuum. Were it used insufficient quantity to do the entire work of aeration I am inclined to believe it would be the acme of leavening agents. Some of the highest, authorities, as Hassall, recommend its exclusive use for this purpose iu preference to yeast or leaven. It is universally admitted to be a wholesome aud valuable agent, and no chemist of reputation will class it otherwise, have become indignant wheu I have read the silly charges that have frequently been made through ignorance or otherwise against it

Then those manufacturers that advertise that their powder does not contain it— Confess that their powder lacks a most useful wholesome and excellent ingredient.

But they say its origin is filthy. Its origin and method of preparation are no more filthy than are the origin and preparation of bread. All this talk about ammonia in baking powder and its filthy origin is the veriest rubbish. A man disgraces himself when he lends himself to any such statements. It is particularly unfair for baking powder inanu facturers to set)k to pervert the truth or preju dice the ignorant or unwary by statements that it is either harmful or dirty. Anjtnonia exists in the very air we breathe and is largely pres eut in nature as a wholesome substance,"

Delays arc Dangerous.

You can't afford to wait a single moment when your lungs are in danger. Consumption when once fastened upon the system is not easily cured. People often say "Oh, it will soon wear away," but in most cases It finally wears them away. One bottle of Dr. Mills' Family Cough Syrup will reiieve you, more will cure you. Trial bottles free at Nye A: Co drugstore. Jati20ix

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You will find all kinds of clothing at a great reduction at Con Cunningham's.

Consumption Cured.

\TI nld phvsiclan, retired Iromprnctlcc, having a*d placed in his hands by an East India mis sionnry the formula of simple vegetable rcmejy for the speedy and permanent cir of Conliimption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and Liinir Atl'ections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all

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itit Complaints, aftiT hnvine tented its vvoudorI111 curative p.iwers in thousands «l ca.»i'H. has vil. It his duty to make it kn. wti to his snflyrlni? n'lkiws. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human s' Bering, I will send free of •.iiar«e, to all who desire ft, this recipe, in tier man, Krei.ch or Kualisli, witli fti'l directions for preparinc and nsing. Sent bv nisil by address111.' with stamp, naming this paper, W. A.

Powers block. Ilochester

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It don't pay to run after rtKwi brands, for in the end wise housekeepers settle down to the use iof SANTA CLAUS SOAP.

If your grocer hasn't Santa Class

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charged i. account of wounds, rupserved their full time. Send two it- unty Act. Address-, i• 11 Agency lor Western Soldiers,

HERCHERON HOHSJfe.

PERCH ERONKORSES!

he Purest an cl Best Liq rs

The Coolest antl Healthiest Beer. The Neatest, and Most Attractive Place is the

Celebrated Clipper Saloon.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

ALBERT MUHLEISEN.

Lf you want, to buy or sell a Farm or City Kesirtence, If you want to buy or sell Western Lands, If you want to buy or sell a stock ot Merchandise, If you want to loan or borrow money

Indianapolis, Ind.

ISLAND IIOME STOCK FARM, Grosse Isle. Wayne County, Michigan. About 200 pure-bred anlm*li on hand. Prices reasonable terms easy. Horses cuarauteed Breeders. Large catalogue with history of the breed free by mall

Address SAVAGE & FABNUM, Uetioit, Mich.

FRENCH COACH HORSES.

Beautlftilly formed high-stepping stallions and Mares, superb action, bred under the patronage of the French Government For catalogue and history of the breed address

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If you want a Deed or Mortgage made, If you want to make a Trade or Investment of any kind Call

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Investment Bankers. Crawfordsville, Ind.

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HIGHEST and ONLY Award on Sewing Machines, Taken by the White at the Oincinnati Centennial.

"For Simplicity of Construction, Durability ot Parts, Adaptability of Adjustment, Light ',J and Quiet Hunniii).'. we award the bite Sewtnjr Machine Co the Medal for the UliST MAOU1NK for

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