Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 March 1889 — Page 2

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THE CHARLES A. VOGELER BALTIMORE. MD.

ASMS and MILLS SOLD ju i-v^.i.inf'cd. nw* Uiuai'uruoI. CHAFFiN

A CO.. Richmond. Va

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Tb"o orilv 8iro run? lor C.»riui. StopsMt |«ta. AwnrM comfort to tlic feet. l.'c. ut» lirugrgibttf. lliscuX&Co., ... AYotr

CONSUMPTIVE

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vmi I r:..»rl.iti», Astiinui. Indigestion! Uso PARKER'S CINCER TONIC. has cured the worst cnwfsnnd N the bestremedy for all Ills arising from defcctivo nutrition. Tako in time. 60o. and $1.00.

MADE WITH BOiLING WATER.

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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.

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MADE WITH BOILINC MlLK.

PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM

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

Hairto its Youthful Color. Prevent# Pandrmt and hair frilling 50c. ami gl .0" at Imgirist.H.

CHEST. PAINS

6oughs,6OLDS'

ClleSI 111II-. t'a-auiiS »1 II• 1 t' Lu-ii.'^. a«rk-c Ki«ln'-y Pain*. l.h liumM.-in, and nil Vu-e.-lar :ui'" ri'l: v«- In one minute by the .it.-'ir I Ant: Piin 1'lasn-r. The liretmid only

iiik'uncoils

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pain-killm.r -tnsnirUieiiiii^ phis-

tor. S." er-. 1n- S1 At firupiiists or of Potter lJni!»aud hemieal o., Do-ton.

Piinp!es. hltirlilii'iul-i, chapped and oily .-kill cured i»y (.utiruin Soap.

CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH

PENNYROYAL

P.ED CE03S DIAHOHD B2A:TE. Ortclnal. IhhJ,

only genuine nnl

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reliable pill forfait?. Nevrr Fail. A*k for

Chichefter's Engli*!:

Diamond Brand, in red mot.illic bow*, mralvd with Muo m!)bon. At llruceliitA* Accept no other. All pills In ja?tt board boXM, pluk wrnppcr*. area nntiger* oua counterfeit. Send 4c. (stuinii*. /.'j particular a and ••Relief f«»r Lndte*.*1

Irtter,

|500Cash

Is offered to the person wao slmll send in Uio largest number ol' yearly subscribers to the

Ladies' Home Journal

between now and .Inly 1st, 1889, at 50 cents per year—11AI, i-1 PRICE.

CURTIS PUBLISHING CO. PHILADELPHIA, PA.

th Ervorsof Youth, FrematureDccline,Nervous jl- Pliwi'-ii ^Debility, Impurities of tbelllood.

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\v.v'.£ HuMnesB. the Married or Social Relation. .Avoid i'• '•').i!i 1 pretenders. l'or tniH \vr !:. Ii contain* tOU ro al h\o. -uttru. Viti'tiiip, omWtifd, fuil (.'lit. 1'rlcc, only Sl.Wi by mud, tn '-]):•.ul eoncealed in plain urr.pptr. In.|^tnifive I roHiiectiiB Free, if you apply *L i: 1neien-beii nnthor, Will. II. I'nrUer. -.1. t., jOr-.-.- i! (lit! COLD AND JlilA/ELLED MtDAi. iVoin tha National Medical Association, f,-r *1.0

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PHYSICAL. CE8SL1TV. lJr.l'urkerandnoorim oi .\Kiijstnnt l'bywcians may be consulted, eoi'!.(ICiHi.iliy, bv msill or 111 person, at the cilice •,xa M£1ICAI. INSTITUTI'.,

Ki). St., r.oPton, Muss., io whom ail -•••'e'H {or »l:s or k-ttera for udvice Bliould be riirecteJ ai above.

DR. KILMER'S One of every flvo wnj mcc-t itas some form oil lIeart]Jisease,andisincon-l stantdanircr of Apoplexy, 9

LOCAL NEWS.

April i: is Easter.

Johu Canine has none to Otegon.

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bus #»n# to Colorado.

Hal Martin is lt..uio from Arkansas.

\Y ilia id Harlow. of tin* Star, is ipiite sick.

Bi:!\ lu»l"y as over rrom l.'iiuvnlo Sunday.

Th Colfax Conner lias suspended public:.-

lion. Tl»« Y.'tmlsviilc mnvel lywi is bt-iuy refun

ded. Al i'pi'" !ni'ivi'i! from Yeeuershurg ui

ttiis ci'

Dennis' elencal f«»i i'e.

The brick work upon the new loundry building of Lyle it Smith is nij«u*ly ctiinpleted.

John W. ("arroll has none to Chattanooga, Tenn., where he will iM)!ian«

Mit Scott is doing reportorial work at present for a newspaper at Chattanooga, leun.

AVe lnve failed to see tiny letnai kahie cliange ill business since Harrison's adminintiaiion.

Dr. McCormick and wife ei.tertaiued their friends at jirogressive euchre Saturday pi^ht.

Coimnissioners court closed on Wednesday after the transaction of considerable business.

The sum of !fti20.72 is returned to those who paid the last assessment ou the Thewlis gravel

road. Y/e are iirintiUi,' horse bills cheaper than anyone. Call and see us before you get your

work done. Sunday next is St. Patiu.k Daj, but no general observance of it among the (ireen Isle citizens Is announced

Some person cut a large belt Henry & Carbin,s saw mill, Sunday,..causing, considera

ble expense and dela. W. H. Durham and wife and Miss Flora Darter left, Monday, for Hot Springs, Ark.,

0:1 a health seeking trip.A new brick block is to he built where the Wiugate building was burned at AVhitluCk, lis spring, by .Jap Beertle.

John P. Foust, North Union, has the thanks of the

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for him should cease.

hr return mail. 10.000 UmJ-

tnonlulsfrom LADIES who have used thcui. Name Paper. Chlclieste Uheiuier.l Co.,Madison Sti.3Piula.3Pa-

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no subscription* rcccivedjor lass than.$1.00 jicr year.

9'too—®300 is offered respectively ior next largest clubs. A good cash commission paid for every subscriber secured, if desired, instead of premiums. Hundreds of dollars can be made during the next six months, by men, women or children. We furnish free sample copies, posters, &c. Address

SEEDS

Gives

Away\

A P'k'g Miiod Flower! ScodH.&00 ktniiR.GuiDE,! and 10c. Certificate foi'jj BcedB.yourcboico.all for £8 stamps (4c). livery flowers lover delighted. Tell all.vourg

friends. (J.VV." I'AItK.Funiictlsbuin,Po.e Senil atoncp, this notice appeara but a few times.

IllUUbUIV 1 1 i"ni»,

^teNGTH-VITAHTO

S0S8W THYSELF.,

•3?j&XlT5« SCIBWOB OF X.XITE1 _,\pci niflc and Standard

Popular Medical Treatiso on

tiordou, the Bible salesman, was dressed neatly on his trip to the Pen., and took more clothes with hiui than any man ever did who went from this county.

G, E. Brewer is business manager of the Ladoga Leader. He is a valuable addition to that paper, as everyone who knows George knows him to be a husller,

Rev. S. C. Zuck died at his home in Danville, Sunday. Sirs. N. G. Miller and Mis. John Kirkpatrick, of this city, both of whom are his daughters, went to the funeral Monday.

Joe B. Taylor, the veteran of Ripley township, was in the city Monday. The weather is beginning to get suitable for Joe to go ou a fishing excursion. Dan Thompson will act as special reporter on such occasions.^?!,'.

John Lane, Mike Carroll, Reynolds it Son

smd others of our gravel road contractors hHd b'.ds for work of that finality in Clinton, Tipton and Madison counties tlii?. week, but whether any of it was awarded to them we have not learned.

A barn of Harrison Breaks', who lives five miles northwest, of the city, was burned, Saturday, together with two horses, W10 bushels of

corn and some fanning implements. Tho fire is the work of an incendiary and no clue can be obtaiue 1 as to who did the work.

The militia bill appropriating ^157,000 annually to the militia of the State litis just been passed and will lie beneficial to tbe company here and the Waynetown company, as they draw $10 per month for armory rent and a sufficient amount for a suit each yen

Mrs. Elizabeth liayless died at her home in this city, Suuday morning at three o'clock, of consumption. &he was 72 years old. The remains were taken to Alamo, Monday, where funeral services were conducted by Rev. J. C. Barnhili, and interred in the AlamA cemetery.

Marsiial Eustninger took A. R. Gordon, the Bible salesman, to the pen Monday. He will serve two years, but can secure three months liberty by good behavior. At the depot there was a large crowd of people who were anxious to get a look at him, hut he stood in the office with his back to tho crowd, remarking to it

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•v. tuition. Kiierv:iUii(l and unburns: tbe victim

ESSAY on NERVOUS and

Shock or Sudden Death 1 This licmeuy 1 emulate-' lievcs, corrects end enrcn trTPrepared „t, pr. Kllnn r'qS Wsi-K::iiAitv, Blnirhaintori, X. y.f

Letter* or Inquiry answered. Gtmlftlo li'ibltlivbent Fre SobI by UruRKlat*.

next f.111: \e.trs.

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Kd'iU1 nitindf^ii'P iXi^r a Tuesday nijilit.

ii ''(i in lions i-

Hii!v H'.'t'Vfs ami \vift \vn on .leil'e on stu-ol. ,1. A. Menu re is :i ii i-'-v aJilition ,t(

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Tin' cur^enters will iMinpleie their work mi the Y. M. I". A. this week.

'I wo men were lined for plain ilniU!\. in Mavor Russell's court Monday.

Tlo W'hitlock schools cl'.st'd, Friday, with a pli-asatil afternoon tMiteitannneiil.

Th" "Waterliury burlier shop lias been Uoutjht by two youii} fellows fioin Kusaellville.

for aline sample of maple syrup

of this season's manufacture.

PILLS

A sidewalk from Green street to the Monon depot is to be constructed soon. It, certainly is au improvement long needed.

The retnaius of Mr. C. W. Yoris were interred in the cemetery at Heckville, southwest of Shannondale, on Tuesday last.

Johu Williams has started a new general merchandise store at New Market. Johu is a. hustler and will make that town hum.

David Thompson, an inmate of the poor asylum, escaped from the institution on Monday night,. If he will stay "escaped" the hunt

man that lie was not anxious to make

a show of himself.

From the report of the condition of the National banks in this city at the close of liusi ness 011 Feb. »i, 1880. the following facts tire obtained: CitizenV National—Resources, §1-12,-762.% deposits subject to check, $251,511.88. First National—Kesoitrci-s, SJ10,7(.'!!.75 deposits subject to check, $2tl,41ii.31. Both banks have each a capital stock paid in of $100,000The combined resources the two banks is #'.122,5513.71 and the deposits amount to £512,-

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Obituary.

John L. Smith died at his residence 011 John street on Saturday evening, March Uth, 1880, of throat trouble. Deceased has been engaged for a number of years in operating the old Allen mills. He bought wheat for some years in partnership with George Hadley. He leaves a wife and two children. Funeral was conducted 011 Monday at the residence by Rev. Switzer of the J^ethodist church. Iutorment at Odd Ft'llow/8 cemetery. ..

being gored with you.

liii-, CRAWFORIWILLK WEEKLY REVIEW

OltSKKVATIU \S.

It is a long lane that has no turn, and the turn in the lane has just been reached. Since Cleveland began to the change employes in the mail service there has been a piteous cry from the republican press 011 the condition of thai I branch of the government. They tune taken special pains to speak of every letter lb.it did not roach a destination promptly. Now it will ne our time, and we have no doubt but. that there js going 10 be a good opportunity to get evtvi. The republicans will get their share of the drubbing. Poor John Wannamaker never knew there was as many blocic-heads 111 the epublican panv us he wiil dincouir duiitig the

in .Montgomery have a plum out now boiling let

If th'/i" is a republican comity who would not low to 0" toe otlicial pot which is liiin spe, ii.. «r*

The •.•••publican press is trving to call otT the pack oi bounds that, is sucking & iife blood fiom ]Resident Hamsun. lhey cry 'Come home, or the democratic press will get even with us for laughing at their greed four yeais ago." They go one better and say it injured Cleveland's administration and it will injure the present one, but that don't stop the yell of the hungry republic."!. "i "I carried Sqiiedunk township," seems to ring through the While House like the cry of the guinea through the barnyard. They will not come off, they wai.t office and office they must have. Go in, brethren, we enjoy the sport. It sounds so pleasant, for it was only a few short years since you stood back and laughed at the gieed of the democrats. But it matters much whose ox is

The republican party of Montgomery county has many aspiring stars who want to enter the next arena for the din

the battle they think

looks encouraging. If Uncle Hannibal Trout will stay away Billy Reeves, Howard Edwards, Maxedon and several other young sprigs will make a venture. Wall Titlauy, Jim Knox, Jim Houston, Aus Thomas and Dr. Talbott would all iike to come in and manage the County Treasurer's office, provided Frauk Ramsay don't want but one term. Capt. Billiugs wauls the Clerk's office. Jas. H. York, Frank Humphreys, in fact some man from every township wants to fill Capt. McClaskey's shoes. If we have missed anv asniraut and he will send his name in, wo will cheerfully si-e that he get announced.

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Thousands of office-seekers are in Washington working for places iu the government service, while hundreds of thousands have sent their applications to men iu Congress, so says a Washington special and it also tells of some greedy Hoosier. "Jeems" T. Johnston, oj Parke, wants to be Commissioner of Pensions. Poor Jim! DeWiit Wallace, of Lalayette, Third Auditor of the Treasury Ex-Governor Porter, Minister to Rome Elector Cheny Sullivan, Territorial Judge. In fact, Indiana has au applicant for every thing in sight. One Indiaua man lias sent in an application for a friend in Missouri, and Gen. Wallace lias applied for his white horse friend, Dickey, to be governor of one slice of Dakota. They all want it, and to be a Hoosier in this age is betthan to be a democratic office holder.

It is the slight cold frequently contracted that finally undermines the system. Use I)r. Bull's cough syrup in the beginning stages and be cured.

A Dubuque, la., man has just shipped 1,100 c.its and iiOO dogs to Dakota, where the auimals are wdnted to exterminate ground mice.

Warnei's Log Cabin Remedies—old fashioned, simple compounds, used in the days of our hardy forefathers, lire "old timers" but "old reliable." They comprise Warner's Log Cabin Sarsnpariiia, "Hops and Buchu Remedy," "Hair Tonic," "Consumption Remedy," "Ilair Tonic," "Extract" for external and infernal use, "Plasters," "Rose Cream" for Catarrh and "Liver Pills." They are out up by H. II. Warner & Co., proprietors of Warner's Safe Remedies, and promise to equal the standard value of those great preparations. A'.l dru,

gists keep them,

Tuscutubia, Ala., was excited the other day over a negro who could drink whole p.nlfuls of eold water aud cat glass with au evident

relish.

Mrs. Theirs, St. Mary's street, Indianapolis, Ind., says: My little boy was badly ailiicted

with salt rheum, his face badly broken out and a large sore 011 his head. Your Kxtuict of i'ed Clover cured him iu three \veeks.%tr|,|_jf|(|t^

Peachstones are used for fuel 111 Vallejo, Cal. They bring $0 a ton. The apricot stone does not burn so well and does not bring so

good a price.

M. Loose Red Clover Co.—Gents: Please find enclosed $1 for one bottle Loose's red cloves extract, 1 used it last fall for diabetis and am entirely cured. My daughter wants to take it as a spring medicine. I think il is a wonderful medicine, v4 ours truly,

John Knauos.

In the aroe islands there is a superstition that seals cast oil their skins every ninth.month and assume the human shape.

A11 Imperative Su'CSMtj What pure air is to an unhealthy locality, what spring cleaning is to the neat housekeeper, so is Hood's Sareaparilla to everybody, at this season. The Iwdy needs to be thoroughly renovated, the blood punryed and vitilized, the germs of disease destroyed, Scrofula, Salt Hheum, and all other blood disorders are cured

by rlooii's Sarsaparilla, the most popular and

ward of a thousand Christmas presents horn

Iih

hc. i"#,

V,' Ji.tMl .11 in is a dangerous ue,oase. From it1* udeucy to extend to ihe throat, bronchial tulres, mid finally involve the lungs in consumptive disease it should be promptly cured, that these grave ilan"ers may be averted. So confident are the manufacturers of Dr. Sage's catarrh remedy of their ability to cope successfully with this very prevalent disease, that they have for years offered, iu good faith, $500 reward for a case of catarrh, no matter how had or how many years standing, which they cannot cure. Remedy only 50 cents, by druggist.

Extraordinary License.

"It seems to mo," remarked one ot our citizens tho other day, "that physicians are allowed extraordinary license 111 the manner iu which they juggle with the welfare of their patients." "Now here is Dr. who was attending Mr. up to the time of his death, ami he treated him for a dozen different disorders, First the doctor said pneumpnia was tho trouble theu it was consumption. iTlieu the patient was dosed for heart trouble, and so on until just before he died it was ascertained that disease of the kidneys was the rea^ trouble ami that which had been at first treated as pneumonia, consumption, heart disease, etc., were but Hie symptoms of the kidney disease. •'But then it was too late." "This is only one case in a hundred,' and I am beginning to loose faith ill the doctors altogether. I11 fact I haven't had any need for their services since I began to keep Warner's safe cure in my house, a little over three years ago. Whenever I feel a little out of sorts I take a few doses of it, confident that the source of all disease is 111 the kidneys, which I know Warner's safe cure will keep iti good order, and will eradicate any disease that may be irkiug there. Had Mr. followed a similar course, I have 110 doubt that he would be alive to-day but of course all people don't thirk alike. "One tiling is certain, however, and that is the doctors are allowed a little too much freedom in the way they have of pretending to know that which they really know nothing about. If they don't know what is the real trouble with the patient they sliuld admit it. and not on and experiment at the cost of the patient's life." •..••••••.

A Chicago man claims to bo living on eight cents a week.

The Handsomest American Vineyard. Mr. Alfred Speer, of Passaic, N. J., has been long and favorably known as the pioneer grape grower of America. His vineyards at Passaic, N. S., are the haudsomest iu the country and contain over tiiree hundred miles of wire stretched ou posts, and over two miles of carriago drive under grape arbors. At the season of the year when the grapes are being gathered for the press, it will repay one for a visit, Mr. Speer's wines are used in the leading hospitals of the country, tan be bad at all druggists.

After the manner of all other exhibitions, the Mellmnie exhibition closes with a deficit orSl,U00,l!00.

ki" The tetter-board of life goes up J|^| The tetter-board of life goes down," Up and down, up and down—one day a millionaire, next day "dead broke"—one day buoyant 111 spirits, next day gloomy as a frogone day iu seeming perfect health, next day 1,'laid out" with a bilious at!a

Weight of Words.

There is a shade of difference even in synonymous words if not in their meaning, surely ill their weight and impression. We speak of a thing as a "relief," a "remedy," "an alleviation" when we desire to express something stronger. Those who employ St. Jacob's Oil for aches and pains ot all kinds find that it "cures '.' that's the word. It penetrates, finds the pain spot and cures cures promptly, cures permanently 110 return of pain, and this is testified to by hundreds. See published testimony wherein it it is sliowu how it cures and stays cured.

iniritig the year 1S88 nearly 700 perso'is disappeared in Philadelphia, a large percentage of whom were never heard of.

ImpoHant to Ladies

A reliable Woman wanted to introduce direct to tho ladies in this county Dr. Nichol's celebrated Spiral Spring Clasp Corsets, retailing at $1 and upwards. No more broken steels warranted unbreakable or money refunded. The greatest invention of the age. Sells on sight. No experience required sample and outfit absolutely free. Agents average 815 to $10 per week. Send 10c postage for sample, catalogue and terms. (J. D. NICHOLS & Co., mlti oiu 11 W. lltli St., New York..

A scheme is about to lie launched to build a canal between the Bristol aud English chauefti.

The. New Discovery'

James A. Bailey, is easily a millionaire, and hif associate, Hutchinson, has about half that sum. a

A tvveious Discovery. Edison's Electro-Chemical Fluid positively

remnv(

admiring fellow citizens of the lepuh-

stii'cessful spring medicine. r^i iimiientJy without pain or injury to the skin. I Cuni'.rs gift beautifies the complexion. kdiPresideut. Carnot, of i'uuice, leceived til son's Electric Balm makes tho hair grow. II-

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per(i„ous hair 111 two minutes, per-

iustrnted circulars for 2-cent stamp. mlb 0111

NICHOLS

& Co.,

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I/your, Grocer hasrir it,Ke will get if for you.

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or your stom

ach "011 a strike," This is the way tho world wags now-a-days. If you are bilious, melancholic, dizzy headed, dyspeptic, want appetite or have torpid action of the liver, kidneys or bowels, take Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets— purely vegetable, perfectly harmless one a dose.

Two Bagdad Jews have brought the entire site of Babylon, with the ruins of Nebuchadnezzar's and other palaces upon it.

The Neatest, an

You have heard your friends and neighbors XllVtSSt-int*!it- Bnilk.(ilN.

talking about it. You may yourself lie one of the many who know from personal experience just how good a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are 0110 of its staunch friends because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given trial, Dr. King's new discovery ever after holds a place 111 the bouse. If you have never used it and should be ailiicted with a cough, cold or any throat, lung or chest, trouble, secure a bottle at once and give it a fair trial. It is guaranteed every tune, or money refunded. Trial tiles free at N.ve & Go's., drug store.

St., New York.

1') Honrs (o Kansas Cit\

Via Monon route. Passengers leaving Crawfordsville at 1:150 p. lii. arrive Kansas City '.i f.0 o'clock next morning. Free chair cars. Equally fast time made to all points west, northwest and southwest. For further information inquire of

H. J. WATSON,

Agt.

Have Yon Catarrh

Or cold 111 the headV or Inlblains'' or Cold Sores? or Chapping? or (.hnfii.gV or a burn? or any Old Sore? The best thing in the world for it is Column's Petioloum Balm. Got a free sample at tho drug store of Low Fisher, it

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v/hkh is the best ^OAP?

Jik JW ai\dsof 3004 houseKeepm who have fried if say

isthejjEST for/\LL

household |3urjoses.

PENSIONS.

The Coolest and Healthiest Beer.

Celebrated Oli}

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TO WHOM PENSIONS ARE PAN).

Every Soldier disabled in the service of the United States either bv ac jcident or otherwise gets a pension. The loss of a finger or los. v.. 11s of a finger, the less ot an eye, or a toe, or any gunshot wonnd or othernse ury gives a pension.

A rupture, ii not slight, will give a pension. Also ruptured veins or diseases ot tlic lungs. It you are entitled to a pension don't delay it. Let us file your eass while chore is yet time.

Inili bounty paid to all soldiers discharged on account of wounds, rupture or any injury, the same as if they served their full time., Send two stamps for a circular of Pension and Bounty Acts. Address, 1\ 11. II rZGERAl.U'S U. Claim Agency for Western Soldiers,

1'KKCHERON HOUSES.

PER.CHERON HORSES!

Indianapolis, Ind.

SAVAGE 2c PuSuRUUM, ISLAND nOBE STOCK FARM, Grosse Isle, Wayne County, Michigan. About 200 pure-bred animals on hand. Trices reasonable terms easv. Horses guaranteed breeders. Large catalogue with history of the breed free by mall

Address SAVAGE FAENUJ1, Jbetioit.ilich.

FRENCH COACH HORSES.

13etut!fally formed high-steppinjr Stallions and Mares, mipcrb action, bred under the patronage of the French Government. For catalogue and history of tho breed address

Detroit. Mich.

WET GOODS.

The Purest and Kfuors

ft'ost Attractive Place is the

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

^ALBERT MUHLEISEN.

LI' you want to buy or sell a Farm or City Residence,

If you w.tiit io buy or se!i.Western Lands.

If you want, to buy or sell a stock ot Merchandise. if you want to Wu or borrow money on liist. Mortgage, If you want to ivof a House or Farm,

Von want to have good Notes Cashed, If you want, to insure your property a,gainst lire. It you want an Abstract of Title for your Kealty, If you want, a Ticket to any part of Jilurope, If you want a Deed or Mortgage made, If you want to make a Trade or Investment oi any kind Call 011 or address

RAMSEY & SCHULT

SEWING MACHINE

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HIGHEST and ONLY Award on Sewing- Machines, Taken by tho White at the Oinoin,'vj nati Centennial.

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