Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 June 1889 — Page 6

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HORSE AILMENTS.

Neponsct, III., Mny 20,1888. My mare caught cold result: swelled limbs lump between fore-legs and inflammation. Cured her with St. Jacobs Oil.

L. O. GARDNER.

Winsboro, Tex., June o, 1SS8. My horse was hurt on hind leg sufi'ered

10 months was cured by St. jHcohs-jOil cure has remained permanent. \V. J. CLINE.

JOS. CAIRN SIMrSON, Esq., Sec. raclflo Coast Blood-Horse Association, says: "Being familiar with the remarkable efficacy of St. Jacobs Oil, I cheerfully and heartily indorse this valuable specific for painful ailments."

lion. ODEN BOWIE. Ex-Governor of Maryland, Jockey Club, Prost. City Pass. Railway Co., says: "In my family and my stables I have used St. Jacobs Oil with satisfactory results, and believe it the best remedy for the painful ailments of man and beast."

At Dkuogists anp Dealers.

THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.. Baltlmor*. Ml

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PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM

Cleanses and beautifies the hair. Promotes a luxuriant growth. Naver Fails to Rettore Gray

Hair to its Youthful Color. IProvcnta Pan'lni'.F and hulr filling 60c. anil 1.00 at nragirista.

Tlio Cmvi* for Corns. pnln. Ensure* comfort to I '-utfevt. 15c. at Druggists. Hi*coI&Co..N.V.

^¥Sr'CONSUMPTIVE

ITnvo vnu t'otitrii. ttmin'httK Asthma. hidlpestiont Ubo PARKSR'S CI.NOD-R TONIC. Ithaacureti the won-L c«isi'HQiul is toe best rt'inetiy for all ills arising from defective nutrition. Take In time. 50c. and $1*00.

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sale of Nurscrv stock. Steady employment guaranteed. SiilaVv iimi Expenses paid to siuvcHBful men. Apply lit once, stating age. Alxiitlou this paper.

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Ask your Druggist or Croccv for

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Catarrh Cheapest.

noli'* Cotton Boot Compound.—Com1|«'(1 of Cotton Koot. Timsy nnd Pennyroyal. Surcefiftiilv vxnl monthly. Safe, ilectual, I'iei'.Rant. ¥1 by tnnll,ordrunpMk. Pcnlofl parHL-nlnrs-JsinniTO. I..-idles aiMresa POHD LiUV COfflPANY, lift Woodwiril iivu., Detroit, lllch.

'Sold in Crawfordsviile by Stan Keeney, tho druggist Dec22881y.

LOCAL NEWS.

"Waveland is to have a racetrack.

Hilly Hurt, the liarber, has gone to Chicago. Miss Hopsey Ramsey is visiting in Hillsboro.

Ed Vancauip and wife visited the Shades ou Sunday. Alien Mo6re,:of Klindale, was in the city, ou Monday.

Capt. W. Banty (itay was up from Veedersburg, Sunday, Editor Lemon, of the Ladoga Leader, was in the city Monday.

Mrs. Dr. Montague was quite sick the fore part of the week. Just as soon as one dime museum leaves the city nnotherarrives.

David Watson, the Judsou murderer, has received a life sentence.

A tramp replaced the rope 011 the court house Hag staff, last Saturday. A mad dog was shot by a farmer a few miles south of Waynetown last Friday.

We all await for Joe Fossee to nauie his ball ub that played at Lafayette, last Sunday.

The O., I. & W., uow has eight daily passenger trains, four of which also run 011 Sunday.

Miss Kiltie Allen, a well known young lady of Brownsvalley, is very low with consumption.

The farmers over the county do uot talk as favorably of purchasing the toll roads as they could.

Excursion rates $2.15 round trip to Terre Haute, June 8 to 7, on account of the spring ices.

Changes in the time of arrival of the passenger traius were made this week ou the Bloomiugtou route.

Mrs. E. Chambers, of Elwood, 111., is visiting the family of Fisher Doherty, this week, to whom she is related.

The McCune cadets, at Rockville, are to bo mustered out of service and have been notified lo send in their arms and equipments.

Preaching at North Union may be expected on this Friday night, May 81, at 7:30 o'clock. F. D. FYFFE.

Arthur Horsey, of this city, has been signed with the Terre Haute ball club, in the new Illi-nois-Indiana league. Dorsey is a good bal1 player.

The workmen gin Chapman's barber shop struck Friday, leaving the propretor to do the work alone. He shaved over 100 men Saturday but uow has a full force of men.

Cheap ten cent museums, which have been sleaued out lroin the large city establishments, are now locating for a short season In the small cities. Crawfordsviile lias had two of these establishments this week.

A picked base ball club from this city played or rather attempted to play the professional club of Lafayette, Sunday. They were shut out by a score of 14 to 0. Joe Fossee was the only man to distinguish himself.

The saloon men of this city hustled around and secured their city license on Monday. The point in their haste was that if they secured a license on Monday it cost $100, but if they waited until Tuesday it would cost $250,

The surviving members of what was known during the war as the Wilder brigade are aiming to hold their next annual reunion in this city. If held here it will be near the 15th or 20th of September. There are about 40 mem' bers of the brigade living in this county.

Lew Cumberland narrowly escaped being badly hurt last Friday night by a rock thrown through a car window on the C., H. & D. R'y, Lew was returning home from Cincinnati, and while the train was entering New Palestine the rock was thrown. The broken glass.cut Cuin? berland's face.!

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Specimens of oil from the Terre Haute well have been received in the city. It iB the champion oil for a good, square stink if nothing else^ Asafustida would seem a mild perfume compared to it, still we should not disparage other oils, as our oil well may smell fully as bad— when we have one.

A traveling man, hard up and anxious to earn a little money, undertook and successfully accomplished the hazardous task of climbing to the extreme top of the court house tower, Sat. urday afternoon and placing a ropeint.be puHy at the top of the staff by which a flag can be elevated. The distance is 162 feet from the grouud and his climbing was observed by a large crowd.

The rain Thursday was attended with disastrous electrical currents which proved very damaging to a number of fanners in various parts of the county. Wash Odell had two colts and a calf killed by lightning. Win. Sliuee, of Sugar Grove, lost throe Ine steers iu the same manner and George Defrees had a crib or corn struck and great damage done the grain. George Hambert, of the Wea, also had a crib of corn struck, setting it on fire, but lie succeeded in extinguishing the flames. James Reeves, of the Wea, was sitting by the chimney asleep when the lightning struck the top of it and gave him an awful fright. Cattle belonging to John Anderson, of the Wea, were killed aud a number of other damaging results from lightning have been reported.—Lafayette Courier.

The college ball club suffered their first de feat at Greencastle, Saturday by a score of 8 to 4. The game was an exceptional brilliant one and would have done honor to professionals. Harness was very effective as also was Dougan. The former was credited with 12 strike outs, the latter 8. DePauw won by lucky hits ou the first iuniug. Frank Shuil was the only

Wabash boy to find the ball for a safe hit though they hit Dougan but unlucky. The crowd was very insulting toward our lioys and even hissed Branyan, the umpire, who perhaps made a few enors but no umpire could have pleased the crowd. The following is tho score: WAMASH 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2—3 bhPaitw 0 0 0 0 0 0 *—4

Base hits, DePauw.!, Wabash 1 2 base hits, DePauw I criors, Diil'auw 5, Wabash 2 passed balls, Miiioi- Kumiall 2 stolen basses. DePauw 3, Wabash 1.

Tho peculiar purifying and building up powers of Hood's Siirf-apanlla make it the very best medicine to take at this season.

Loose's lied Clover Pills Cure

THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW

Kiu'olliug Officers' Trials.

"I don't see why I should not receive a pension as well as some others, as I saw service during the war that was decidedly trying" said Benjamin Wasson the other day. "I had been appointed eurolling oflicer for the township in Putnam county in which Carpentersvilie is located. The Knights of the Golden Circle were well organized in that locality, and had sworn to have the blood ot any man who undertook to enroll their names for any draft for soldierB that might be made. I paid no attention to threats and one day started out in performance of my duties. While working ou the edge of the town somebody fired at me aud the bullet came whizzing past in front of me. It certainly began to look serious. At another time I went out one day iuto the country about three miles to enroll the names of a uuiuber of persons in a thickly settled neighborhood. I could find no men whatever at any house. Au old lady quietly informed nip that there was a meeting of the Knights at that hour uer.r by atid that all the men were there. It was to determine whether or uot the draft should be resisted. I approached their place of meeting just as it was adjourniug. A few of them told me to go ahead and enroll their names,though from the omiuous glances cast at ine I could see that uiauy ot them would take pleasure in euding my existence then and there. I proceeded without trouble aud enrolled all the names and was never bothered after that. Mauy of these men are yet living at and near Carpeutersville and are to-day my warmest friends."

Suicide by the Hope.

As Mr. Gluts. Fraley was coming along the road iu a wagon three miles aud a half southeast of Linden, on Monday forenoon, when opposite the Oakland school house he observed a team hitched lo the fence with no owner apparently iu sight. Getting up erect in his wagon and looking directly toward the school house he noticed a man suspended by a rope from a tree within eight feet of the building—dead. His body was warm and the deed had probably uot been committed over a half hour before. Upou inquiry it was boou ascertained that the body was that of James I. Slavins, a fanner liviug one mile east of Linden. His age was about G5 years. He had frequently exhibited fits of melancholy, aud probably had in his mental wanderings considered that it was best for him to go hence. A coroner's luquest was held ou Monday afternoon, the verdictof which was death at his own hands. He was hurried on Tuesday.

Keiurncri.

Mr. Geo. W. Paul returned tins week from Washington Territory to which country he went on a prospecting tour anout a month since. He has not located there, nor has lie auy present intentions of so doing. At botli Seattle .and Tacouia, and also other places, all lines of business are overflowing with men seeking something to do, and large numbers are retracing their steps from the territory, hy walker's line, uot having the ineaiiB to pay traveling expenses by cars. Ordinary houses rent from $250 to $300 per inouth office rent in the 3rd story is rated at $50 and $60 per month. Hundreds arrive daily from all parts of the Union, each aiming and hoping to improve his condition, and hotels and boarding houses are crowded with tho new arrivals. The country, Mr. Paul thinks, is over boomed to a great extent.

Poor Children's sumliiy School. Sweet strains of vocal music accompanied by the soft notes of a cornet, issuing from the small courtroom every Suuday morning, attract the attention of many people. A poor children's Sunday school is in progress. It was established some months ago by a number of Christian ladies of the city and now has a fair attendance. The scholars are not requested to appear in broadcloth and fiue linen, as seems to be the requisite in many other places, and consequent' ly the school will become popular and be the means of shedding a wholesome influence over them hereafter. The music is unusually good and will attract the attention of the little ones at all times, and will doubtless be of benefit to them.

The Wilder ISrigiule Keunlon. The survivors of the famous Wilder Brigade living in this vicinity will meet at the small court room next Monday evening, at 7:30 o'clock, to consider the question of holding the annual reunion of the Brigade at this city next September. The Brigade was composed of the 17th and 72nd Indiana, the 98th and 123rd 111 and the 18th Battery. It is desired that as many as can make it convenient will attend the meeting next Monday night. i-v

Excursion Itutu.s to Harrisonburg-, Va. Excursion tickets will he sold at one fare for the round trip, from Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City stations Charleston, III., to Delpho3, o. Tickets ou sale May 27 to June 10th. Good to reture until July 5th. Close connection witli B. & O., vestibule limited, via Holgate 2L

C. JENKINS, G. P. A.

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T. P. Logan, of Mattoon, lias a number of papers more than a hundred years old

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Indianapolis Testimony lor Ladies. INDIANAPOLIS, IND., N. New Jersey St, July 1, 1887.

GENTLEMEN—I have been a sufferer from nervous headache for twenty years and owing to a general enfeebled condition of my nervous system I was continually tired, worn out and able to accomplish but little each day. I have used two bottles, aud am rejoiced at the results. I am no longer nflllcted with that terrible nervous headache, aud now, when I am the least bit weary, a few doses of Zoa Phora takes it all away aud refreshes me. My sleep is sound aud my general health is better than for years previous to its use. It has proven a great relief to me in eradicating the bearing down pains and backaches so general aud peculiar to my sex. I shall continue to reeoinmend it to my neighbors aud acquaintances, and hope to always have it in my house. Auy lady wishing to tegt the authenticity of this letter can do so by writing to me. Very truly yours,

Sit

Don't Read This for 8500.

For many years, through nearly every newspaper iu the laud, the proprietors ot Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, who are thoroughly responsible, financially, as any one can easily ascertain by proper enquiry, have offered, in good faith, a standing reward of §500 for a case of nasal catarrh, no matter how bad, or of how long standing, which tlioy cannot cure, mm §g§|

Au effort is being made by the young"' men of Kausas, 111., to orgauize a K. of P. lodge.

"Wine, Women and Sonar," but the greatest of these, "women." "Wino is a mocker," and song is good to '"sooth the savage," women respoud to every active power aud sentiment of the human mind when in good health. But when, afflicted with disease you will find thuin, t:i!il.:ilizlog, (•oiwjnettish, cross and bird to please. For nil "female complaints," sick headache, irregularities, nervousness, prolapsus and other displacements popularity known as female weakness and other diseases, peculiar to the sex, Dr. Tierce's Favorite Prescription is the greatest world-famed remedy.

Oklahoma is filling up inpidlj.

Sick.

Headach. dyspepsia indigestion, constipation. 25c. per box, 5 boxeB for}$l. For sale by Lew Fisher* ,, F-23-ly

To Cure Heart Disease'.

Use "Dr. Kilmer's Ocean-Week Heart Remedy," It regulates, corrects and relieves the most distressing cases. Pnco 50c, and $1. pamphlet free. Ihnghamton, N. Y. Sold recommended aud guaranteed by Lew Fisher druggist. I)-20-8in

MRS. H. F. FISHER.

LATER RETURNS.

Again. April Hth, 1888, Mrs. Fishor writes in answer to a lady who wrote her for more information: "I have used four bottles. It has indeed been a boon to me and proved to be the cheapest and best doctor that I have ever had. I can heartily recommend it to you aud to others who are tn need of a tonic and a regulator of affections peculiar to our sex. Zoa Phora thoroughly regulates monthly sickness and renders it almost painless."

INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Feb. 1,1888.

Zoa Phora Co.: SIRS—I wish to express our thanks for what your medicine has done for ine and mine. I got your circular when my baby was about a month old. I concluded to use it on account of the peculiar bearing down pains I had. 1 have used two bottles of Zoa Phora. I was soon relieved of uiy pains, the babe also seemed to be cured of colic by it.

My twelve year old daughter came home from school sick and had fainting spells every day for a week. We gave her Zoa Phora and she was relieved of her pains, and the turn of life came ou regular and free from pain.

We will removo to Kausas City this week aud when we get settled will write you about canvassing for your medicines out there.

Respectfully, MRS. A. DARNELL,

Sold by Lew Fisher. maylSlx

Sui ve.vors in Oklahoma towns receive $65 a day for their work.

Savannah, Ua., is said to be flooded with counterfeit silver dollars.

It is said that $300,000 were used in Logansport last year for the purchase of coal and wood.

Ladies!

We have a limited supply of the medical book on Diseases of Women aud Children published by the Zoa-Phora Med. Co., which we frunisli gratis to our patrons. Call or send for one before they are all gone. niaylSlx LEW FISHER.

Forty salmon canneries are running in Alaska.

That Tired Feeling:

Season is here again, and nearly every one feel weak, languid, and exhausted. The blood laden with impurities whicli have been accumulating for months, moves sluggishly through the veins, the mind fails to think quickly, aud tho body is still slower to respond. Hood's Sarsaparilla is just what is needed. It is, in a peculiar sence, the ideal spring medicine. It purifies, vitalizes, and enriches the blood, makes the head clear, creates an appetite overcomes that tired feeling, aud imparts new Btreugth and vigor to the whole body. M-18-4

England gets most of her ice now from Norway.

V' j! Some Foolish People Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond tho 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 baisam which is sold on a positive guarantee to cure they would immediately see the excellent effect after talking the first dose. Price 50c and $1' Trial size free. At all druggists. N17-ly-eo-w

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are are two cases of leprosy ir New \ork

city

Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used electric bitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does uot exist and it is guaranteed 10 do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and other affections caused by impure blood.—Will drive malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all malarial fevers.—For cure of headache, constipation and indigestion try electric bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price 50c aud ®1 per bottle at Ny & Co's drug store.

The Standard Oil Company will build the largest oil refinery In the world at Whiting, IlHlJl,

The CrawibrdsHomeliest JIan of ville.

As well as the handsomest, and others are invited to call on any druggist and get free trial bottle of Kemp's balsam for the throat aud lungs, a remedy that is selling entirely upon Its merits and is guaranteed to relievo aud cure ail chronic and acute coughs, asthma bnmchits and consumption.. Large bottles 50 cents and 'jl N-17-ly-e-o-w

Corn I'i.antkhs, wo liavo tlio Hamilton ad jiiHlahlc, tlio ht'st thing now out. Tinsloy it Martin tf.-

Dissolution Noik-c

Notico is ht'iehy given lluit tlio firm of Maxwell «V: l.arsli, grocery lias been dissolved by mutual consent, .Maxwell removing to opposite old location on South Washington street, and 1/arsli having located on corner of Market street and (irant Avenue. inlKSw Maxwhu. .t Laiish.

Knglish Spavin Utw: ent removes all Hn.d, feoft or Calloused humps anil UletnishoH from horses. Wood Spavin, Curbs, SpIintB, Sweeny, Ring—bone, Stitles, Sprains, all Swollen Tliroatu, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one boot tie. "Warranted. Sold by Dr. E. Deletion, .ruggist, Crawfordsviile, Iud. MaylSly

"Where are you going my pretty maid I'm going washing, sir," she said. "What hold you in your hand so tight

With a face so gay and a step so light?" "That which all prize their dearest treas-

Five cents

NEW FIRM,

buys a

At prices below all competition. Lafayette and "down" me in prices on

First Clasps Goods.

Call and see. You will be fully satisfied then of the truth ol

T. S. PATTON,

NEW RICHMOND, INDIANA.

WET GOODS.

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

Celebrated Clipper Saloon. CRAWFOKDSVIl LE, IND.

ALBERT MUHLEISEN.

SEWING

HIGHEST and ONLY Award on Sewing1 Machines, Taken by the White at the Cincinnati Centennial.

"For Simplicity of Con«trtK'tion, imrahility 01 l'arlf". Adaptability ol Aiij'.i^tim iil, anil Q:iii't Kuuuiii) \v siwitid 1 lie*

While Sewing Miichiif Cn tho Med-: al fur tlic 11KST MAC II INK for Family Use."

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Sold on Weekly or Monthly ruyuienUs.

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INDIANA PAINT & ROOFING CO.

Makes washing and scrubbing only a pleasure, Keeps the clothes so clean and white iThe doors and windows a beautiful sight. For your own household you'll get it,

I hope,

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Don't fail to see me in my new ro-im. with fnil line of

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SOAP." SOLD BY ALL GROCERS.

Made only by

N. K. Fairbank & Co. Chicago, 111.

Crawfordsviile cannot

MACHINE

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HARDWARE ANI) FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

We have decided not to go out of business, but are on hand H', with the largest and best line of

In the county, whicli we will sell at 10 per cent less than any other dealer,

Princess and John Deere Plows,

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mUmMH Excellent roof complete. Anyone an luy it. LED $~ oo too so11ani-: KEnr. 'Jr sinte leinjlh and wnl of root and will niuil wtatcFor IXoubo, iJarn, inenic anil tamplcs. and allOut-buildin?s. IJ A IVT ^onr Hum, Icnee, etc, with Slnte „n„ if on.

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I'll lit. price in barrels WV a gallon.

An,body CftU pu l,eakv rootf made watertight wrh slnte cement. PRICE LOW. .Send 81.Uj lor a lO-lli can. (.Istiilojfiiu tree 11"you WrltefnrSampleand Bowt. mention this {taper. 42 S. Pennsylvania BT^ IN I wai'oi.I ^, IN I A N A

Kl'OltTINH .Men atul Women anil all persons of either Tins IS FOH YOU. Send ititimis one) -with 81 for nil Old 1 into Kncllsli). This is a book you all want. Ilic.h and Hocv in detail and description,

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