Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 March 1889 — Page 6
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LOCAL NEWS.
Abe Levison was in Chicago. Monday.
Capt. H. M. Billings was up from Wayne ou Monday. Mrs. Kheii Muniis, near Yountsvllkv liasliceu quite sick.
I). (Garwood lias started a candy factory at Wavuland. H. C. Wt'i^aml is to Iw the next postmaster at Hillsboro.
Mrs. (IOOI'III* Wiiittiii ton, of Waveland, died ist Wednesday.
Milep Park"!-, of Ripley township, will move to White couuty.
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Friendship, Wit., Jane 14.1888.
.-j.Ti «*4 violent p&lm in her neck: Terr lore *aa •till cured entirely by St. Jicobi Oil. JAMES BTOWE.
Cedirvllle, Ohio, Jane 28. 1888.
8tr&ined my ankle next morning could not put foot to floor got a bottle of St. Jacob! Oil uied it. In two day» vai entirely well itlffnen all gone.
Hew Athena, 111., June, 1888.
Strained my knee: became ittfl could not walk for a month need crutches after using two bottles Pf St. Jacobs Oil, threw crutches away cured.
QU8TAVE HAPPERT.
Ames Hfg. Co.. Chicopee, MAIS.,
Terrible Pain.
June 18,1888.
Little, of Fowler, visited relatives
here over Sunday.
B. O. RIDOWAY.
The Waveland cornet baud gave a concert in that town Saturday iiiuht. Rev. W. H. Hickman was in Danville, Ind., Sunday, where he held services.
John T. Spencer and Miss Nellie Fordyce, of Russellville, were married, Thursday. Two local Wayuetown pugilists settled their powers in a one round coutest, Saturday.
Samuel Harden shipped a car load of hogs from Troutuian's station to Indianapolis last week,
Squire Wilson, father of Thomas Wilson, of Madison township, died on Saturday last, aged 90 years,
Mrs. EtTa Courtney died at the home of her father, Thomas Lafollette, of Shannondale, Saturday.
D. C. Barnhill is traveling for a wholesale tea firm, and left for the southern part of the State, Monday.
Prof. D. S. Jordan, of the State University at Blooinington, was the guest of Prof. J. M. Coulter, Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Armantrout, living near Lafayette, passed through the city Monday en route for Wayuetown to visit relatives.
Marshal Ensminger and Deputy Brothers were in attendance at the trial of Oscar RadclifT for the killing of Jerry Williams at Bloomiugtou, this week.
Mrs. Samuel Hanna, aged 98 years, most of hor life a resident of Fort Wayne, died in that city last week. The deceased was an aunt of Hon. B. W. Hanna.
The mother of Alfred Lookabill, residing some four miles south of this city, died on Sunday last, aud was taken to Fountain couuty on Monday for interment.
If the present administration does not give Charley Davidge something we fear he will have to take back all the enthusiasm of the campaign aud the many sweet words he said about Ben.
That Ezra Kendall will have a crowdedTiouse is an assured fact. It will be the funny Bbow of the season, and we can safely say to our out of town readers that they will never reeret coming to see this show.
Walter Matthews, the young tragedian, closed his starring expedition last week. He started for thirteen weeks, being backed by his fattier for that length of time. It proved unprofitable and lie is now at home.
School teachers who have taught school six years consecutively iu a county, under the new law just passed, will not have to pass an examination to secure license. This will exempt about fifteen teachers iu this county.
A. T. Kellisou, the young school teacher who has been brought into notoriety through trouble with the Argus-News, left Monday for Montana where he will seek a location. He said his wife would remain until the trouble was ended.
Alfred Dickey, who has always been in luck until Ihe Harrison administration, was in the city Sunday on his way to Greencastle. He talks of Dakota and the grand country, but when the political question is brought up Dickey has nothing to say.
Ed Boiyn has leased the Garland Dell Mineral Springs ground for the season, aud will prepare them in better condition than ever before. He will soon Uike charge aud manage the hotel, and this popular resort will
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none of
its favor under his management. Judge Snyder gave his decision Saturday last that D. S. Marshal Hawkins was not responsible for the acts of deputies iu cities under 20,000 population, thus relieving him of the $200 damages for the alleged false arrest of Charles Haas at Wayuetown by R. S. Osburn.
There is considerable dissatisfaction in the surrouudiug towns over the ring management of affairs. They seem to think that a ring of republicans in this city intend to manage affairs, gain some influence and favor friends iu the distribution of post oflices. The country pubs will kick, and the camp is not as pleasant as it should be.
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ME GLORY OF MAN
Prof. J. L. Campbell, of this city, has been appointed one of the three commissioners by Jov. Hovey to superintend the removal of stone at the foot of the Kankakee river, near Momence, III. The stone is a ledge near two miles in length, aud $45,000 was appropriated by the last legislature for the work. Work will probably begin in May.
Poor "Jeems T. JohnsiGg, of Parke," he stole a pole a few feet too long for small potatoes aud in consequence was snubbed. In the name of all decency why do such men rise to a high pinnacle aud then fall like a thousaud of brick. If Jim Johnson did not know that he bad no show to be commissioner of pensions why didu't 6ome kind friend tell him?
Wonder if the Waveland Independent meant that "the people of this vicinity are just beginning to find out that politically Montgomery couuty is managed by a Crawfordsville ring. In this day of republican hilarity there is surely uo danger of discord. But the Independent goes one better and says there will be a racket of large proportions if the ring persists in running affairs in Waveland, Perhaps young Scott wants it understood that his papa must have the postofilce, and while he is saying this the party workers want a hand in the fight. Sev eiiil working republicans in Waveland waut the oiiice and there is going to be blood if they don't get a show. We are reliably informed that a recommendation from John Burford
John Bonnell, Jno. S. Brown and a few others of the ring (not Pierce ring) can assure any applicant the county of the office they try to
Why suffer sleepless nights when your bady is not well? You can buy Dr. Bull's baby syrup at all drug stores for a quarter of a dollar.
am CRAWFORDri V1.LLE WEEKLY REVIEW
Sliam Religion.
The Y. M. C. A. building is uearing completion and is very handsome and commodious, but as to its utility I have my doubts, as I regard tho Association as a stumbling block to Christianity ou account of its being a kind or go-between the church aud the world.
The main argument in its favor is that it keeps men and boys away from saloons and other questionable resorts but the argument cauuot be sustained by the facts. About all that can be said is that it is a kiud of fashionable loatiag place, or a kind of "genteel salvation army association."
About the only difference there is, the Salvationists make more noise, but are not able to make as big a show as the others. Perhaps it is because they are not so popular, or because they do not have the money but for religious zeal and fanaticism the Salvationists have as much as mauy of those Pharisees who spend their time aud put their money where they can be seen and heard of men.
There seems to be a tendency ou the part of fashionable professors ot religion to popularize every kiud of game, drama or amusement, uo matter how questionable they are or how demoralizing in their tendencies.
It is no wonder that sober, second-thoughted people regard the religion of such pretenders as superficial, because religion is not Christianity, neither are hypocritical pretentions worship, and with the confusion growing out of the conflicting opinions of our times it is uo wonder that the young and inexperienced think they are worshiping God, when in truth they are only idolaters.
Every shade of religious opinion is tolerated in our modern society, and the way most professors of religion talk and act it is difficult to tell where the dividing line is between the church aud the wtrld, because we find members of nearly all churches engaging with alacrity in dancing, theatre going, gaming aud eveu gambling, and many of those tilings are getting to be as pupular with many church members as some of their owu forms of worship.
It makes no difference what the reader inay think or say about the writer, the facts remain the same, and with a great many people it makes no difference whether a thing is morally right or wroug so it is popular.
I know that I have taken an unpopular stand, but if the Bible is not a fable and Christianity is what it claims to be, then I knowthat I am right, and if anyone wants to put me to the test I can prove what I say without leaving this town. REX.
Eleventh District Christian Church Convention. The second quarterly convention of the 11th district convention of the Christian churches of the counties of Montgomery Clinton aud Boone met at the Christian church in Ladoga, March 12,1889, at 10 a. in. James A. Johnson, pres. Lizzie Kelley, Frankfort, sec'y Dr. Nevins, of Thorntown, treas. Rev. M. B. McKinsey, of Frankfort, district evangelist, was present. Twenty-four churches in the district were represented by delegates. The session was opened by social exercises and Rev. Johnson delivered an address on the "Scriptural Evidences of the Messiaship of Jesus of Nazareth."
Convention assembled at 2 p. m. Roll of delegates called. Welcome address to delegates by Rev. J. C. Ashley, pastor of the church at Ladoga and response by the president of the convention.
Devotional exercises at 7 in by A. H. Jackman and address by Rev. J. S. McColluin, of Irvingtou.
March 13, 9 a m.—Devotional exercises and essay by Lizzie Kelley on the "Women of the Bible," and essay by W. L. Anderson on the subject "Where the Bible speaks, we speak: and we keep silence where the Bible is silent," clearly elucidating that position.
Two p. m.—Social exercises and business of the convention transacted. Discussions and reports. Talk by J. P. Ewing. Seven p. in.— Closing address by Rev. M, H. Harkius, of Frankfort, to a full house.
There were some 75 delegates in attendance, twelve ministers ot the gospel. Next quarterly meeting to be held at Lebanon the second Sunday in June.—Ladoga Leader.
The surest means to rid yourself of that distressing cough is to use Dr. Bull's cough syrup. 25c.
Palti hue adopted Nicolini's daughter Dy his divorced wife.
"An idler is a watch that lacks both hands As useless if it goes, as when it stands."
Alas! how many women, though household and children need their care, are necessarily idle, because suffering from disease peculiar to their sex. To all such Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is precious boon, speedily curing internal inflammation, leucorrhea, displacement, ulceration, tormentiug periodical pains, prolapsus, "bearing-down" sensations, morning sickness, bloating, weak stomach, nervous prostration, and tendency to caucerous disease. In all those ailments called "female complaints," it is the most reliable speci^c known to medical science.
The hair of King Otho, ot Bavaria, recently turned white in*a night, and two servants have to support him wherever he goes.
Dr. T. Heman Bremer, an eminent German authority says: Consumption is always due to deficient nutrition of the lungs, caused by bad blood." At the Brompton Hospital for COLsumptives, London, Eng., a statement has been published that 52 per cent, of the patients of that institution have unsuspected kidney disorder. This explains why the proprietors or Warner's safe cure claim that they have received many testimonials which they have not published, because of the incredulity with which they would bo received were it claimed that Warner's safe cure cures consumption.
But the fact is that if your kidneys bo cured and put in a healthy condition they expel the uric acid and poisonous waste matter, and prevent the iriition or the delicate substances of the lung, thereby removing the cause. When the effect is removed the symptom or kidney disease, which is called consumption, disappears, and with it the irritation, which caused it. amnmsm
London is to have a milling exchange, arate from the stock exchange.
Shrewd Advertisers.
Readers of the newpapers of the day cannot fail to be impressed with the fact that the inodorn advertiser Is progressive,
He is compelled to be or else competitors more active in the invention of advertising devices, will outstrip him In public favor.
The value of printer's ink, judiciously and scientifically employed cauuot be overestimated it is the medium whereby a meritorious discovery is raised from local fame to a position in the public esteem. Hence the columns of a newspaper are daily used by hosts of advertisers aud in the competition which is indulged in to attain the desired end, the reader is oftentimes amused.
The greatest of American advertisers, and it may as well be said in the world, is H. H. Warner, of Rochester, N. Y., who name has been made everywhere familiar iu connection with Warner's Safe Cure widely advertised because of its merit in the preventation and cure of kidney diseases.
By printer's ink this great discovery has achieved world-wide popularity and thousands feel grateful for the knowledge thus acquired of this greatest of modern remedies.
Furthermore, the public has been taught that disorders of the lungs, brain and heart and liver which have hitherto been regarded and treated by the profession as distinctive diseases are not so in fact, but are the atteudiug symptoms of disease of the kidneys: therefore, the consumptive, the apoplectic, the paralyic, and the sufferer from nervous disorders can be restored to health by Warner's safe cure, which will remove the true cause of the disorders by restoring the kidneys to healthy action.
The advertising methods employed by this greatest of advertisers are invariably instructive and, although the reader may sometimes be "caught" in reading and advertisement, which was not at first supposed to be such, there is nevertheless no time lost sin1,0 useful information is invariable gained concerning life's great problem.
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They have recently made quite a change in their manner of doing business, by discontinuing wholesaling, and now sell direct to all consumers at the lowest known factory prices, thereby saving the purchaser several iuterme" diate profits. They have a special free delivery and guarantee goods delivered safely to any point iu the United States. Catalogues will be mailed on application by enclosing stamp, stating kind of goods desired, aud addressed to the Luburg Manufacturing Co., 145 North 8th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
A soldiers' memorial hall, to cost in the nighborhood of one hundred thousand' dollars, is being erected at Rutland, Vt.
The Word Zoa-Pliora Means Health-bringer. The remedy so named was originslly called Woman's Friend. Imitators stole that name, so anew one was invented and patented. You cau call for Woman's Friend, but be sure that what
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It is said that the marquis of Lome is to be governor of Ceylon at:$40,000a year and board Prince Louise wilt go with him.
To Make New Blood Good for Old People. Old and Infirm persons need some mild tonic or gentle stimulant, especially in warm weather. The wiue made in New Jersey by Mr. Speer, called Speer's port wine, makes new healthy blood by reason of the iron in the soil. It is used by the most eminent physicians and in hospitals and the best tonic wine know. Speer's Claret is also regarded as the purest. For sale by Lew Fisher.
Women are being granted permission to practice in Russia, with the restriction that •hey shall attend only women and children.
7iS some Foolish People Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond the reach of medicine. They often say, "Oh, it will wear away," but in most cases it wears them away. Could they be induced to try the successful medicine called Kemp's balsam which is sold on a positive guarantee to cure they would immediately see the excellent effect after talking the first dose. Price 50c and SiTrial size free. At all druggists. N17-ly-eo-w
There are supposed to be eomething like a thousand murderers at large in Great Britain.
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A Child in the Fight RICH HILL, MO., July 7, 1288.
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