Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 June 1889 — Page 6

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J-HE GREAT EDYf*

For.'Bruises and Burns.

Fresh, Strong, Convincing Facts.

Sest Kesultft* East Providence, R. I., June *88. While In the employ of the Baritow Btove Co. applied your St. Jacobs Oil to m»ny bad burn* of .-.the moulders, and always with best results.

GEO. W. HORTON.

ladder Fell. Galveston, Texas, June £3, l&fiS. Fell from ladder bruised and sprained my foot and wrist suffered five days was cured by Sv.

Jacobs Oil. JOSHUA WYTETH.

Kneo-Cap Hurt. Hall, Ind., Aug. 10,1868. Knee*cap was hurt and I suffered 3 months 3 bottles of 8t. Jacobs Oil permanently restored me.

C. C. McUOR&lS.

Dislocation. Joliet, 111., May 24. 1888. Dislocated shoulder 3 years ago confined 8 weeks to house the pain was cured by St. Jacobs

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

Horse-kick. Osark, 0., June 28, 1888. Suffered 4 weeks from the kick of a horse had to use cane two bottles St. Jacobs Oil cured me.

AT DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.

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PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM

Cleanses and beautifies the hair. Promotes a luxuriant growth. Ntver Fails to Restore Gray

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PARKER'S GINGER TONIC. It has cured the worst eases ami in thouest remedy for all ills arising from defective nutrition. Take in time. 60c. audi $1.00.

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Aching Sides and Back, Hip. Kidney Ln'r ine Pains, Rheumatic, Sciatic, Sharp and weakening Pains, relieved in one Minute by the Ctmcnri Anti-Pnin Plaster. The liret mid only instantaneous pain killing Htreugthening plaster. 25 cts. 5 for si. At druggists or of Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.

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sale of Nursery Muck. Steady employment guaranteed. Salary aim Kxpi-neus paid to micc-fufnl men. Apply at once, riiiting as»c. M'-ntin' this paper.

CHASK ItUOS CO., KodieRter, N.

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C. E. HIRES, PHILADELPHIA.

DR. KILMER'S One of every five meet has prune form 11 eart Disease, and is inc fitaut danper t'

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I„ Gtiiiloto lli-aiiln.: I, 55.00 f?oli bvllvin- tWs-4® iau. -fa

Piao'B Remedy for Catarrh is the Best, Easiest to Use, and Cheapest,

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Sold by druggists or sent by mall. 50c. E. T. Hozeltine, Warren, Pa.

jooVs'Cottojj Hoot Compound.—Composeil of Cotton Root. Tansy nnd Pennyroyal. SuccexuftiHu vnfil vionthh Snfe,

Effectual Pleasant, fl by mnil.or drusglsta. Sealed partleiilaraSptamn'!. I.iul'ei address POND LILY COMPANY, 181 Woodward ave., Detroit, Zlieh.

Sold In Crawfordsville by Stan Kfeney, the druggist Dec22881y.

LOCAL NEWS.

Dudley Young, of Ladoga, ia very sick.

A small child of Eil Grime's, died last Saturday. Seven suicides have occurred in the county this year.

Wm. Rider, the Waynetown hardware merchant, still very sick. M. D. White anti L. J. Coppage have formed a partnership to practice law.

Students are feeling good that they have bnt a little more than a week of study. A few of the lovers of horse racing attouded the races at Terre Haute this week.

Dr. Stowe E. Petcheon, of New Richmond, was among the visitors here Monday.

V. Q. Irwin will probably establish an electric light plant at Newcastle, in Henry county. Squire Talbott and Trustee Foster were Clark township's representation here "Monday.

The father of D. A. Jenkins, the Whitlock druggist, is quite sick, at his home near Danville.

The Students ball club did not go to Champaign, Friday, on account of the rain but play thereto-day.

The township assessors completed their work on Monday and returned their books to the Auditor's office.

There are said to be three hundred divorce cases pending in the Marion couuty. Is marriage a failure?

The city was full of out towii politicians Monday, attending the election of a couuty superintendent.

The earnings of the L. N. A. & C. for the 8rd week of May showed a decrease as compared with 188S of $S&).

Children's day was duly observed at the Christ''an Union church near Wesley, Sunday. A large crowd attended.

The Hotel Brotherhood, a colored organization of 400 of Indianapolis, will picnic at the Fair Ground on the 'Jtitli of the month.

Dr. Keegau is interviewed hourly about the gas well, and no one answers questions better or more good uaturedly than himself, in regard to it.

On account of much rain, Johnson, Reynolds auu our other gravel road contractors have temporarily suspended work in Grant and Tipton counties.

One of the oil companies that has just opened a well at Terre Haute, has contracted wi»,h the Terre Haute car works to build 20 oil tank cars for them.

Several persons from this couuty will pass the civil service examination at Indianapolis. It is strauge but true, there are several repub. licaus that want otlices.

The Montgomery couuty delegation to the prison north now numbers about 25 persons, three or four names having been added to the list during the present term of court.

About nine miles of gas mains are yet to be laid before Lafayette is connected with the gas fields of Kemptou, Tipton couuty. They expect to have everytiiing ready for a natural gas display on July 4.

The law regarding the time when squirrels must not be shot having expired on the first, numbers of hunters are out now eyery day on hunt of them. They are not reported as very plenty in aoy locality.

Elder Ira Chase, Lieut.-Uoveruor of Indiana, who when not harassed by the affairs of State is engaged in the calling of a minister, will preach at ''ie Christian church to-morrow morniug and eveuiug.

The laud owuers along Sugar Creek see a plau as they say,to get even with the fly fishermen club for haviug them arrested if they violate the fish law. They will have the fly fishermen arrested for trespass,

G. W. Paul, J. E. Humphries and Wm. H. Thompson have all packed their law libraries and will move to Seattle, Washington Ter., a city claiming a population of 30,000, and open an office for the practice of law.

Hon. E. V. Brookshlro contributed §20 toward the fund being made up to aid the families of the miners in Clay county, many of whom are almost in a starving condition, the miners having been out of work for many weeks.

To the people ef the Salem M. E. church neighborhood: Mr. A. G. Youut will preach iu S lieni M. E. church on Sunday, June 23 at 10:8 a. in. Please take notice fand govern yourselves accordingly). E. R. JOHNSTON

Several families have already taken their summer home at LaRe Maxinkuckee. The Vandiilia is making many improvements at the noted ieMit They had a snow there on last Thursday. It fell until the ground was covered.

A student named Lloyd, whose parents reside at Johnstown, Pouti., the scene of the great disaster in which huudrtds of people were drowned, left for that place on Saturday. He was intensely excited when learning of it aud knew not but what his parents were drowned.

Many remarks have been made of. the good or evil of the Y. M. C. A. Almost all of the evil talk comes from persons that have never paid that place a visit. You should do so, aud see how much better some youug men spend their evenings than the many on the streets and In places that invite their ruin.

The report that theNutt House would change hands Friday, was the work of Andy Freeman the colored fellow, who is always ready to start anything. There is no truth in it as Mr. HelTeruan is ineeting'wilh good success, has one of tho best hotels iu the State and use3 every effort to keep up its excellant reputation.

Solomon Hirch, a wealthy banker and ship owner, of Oregon, who succeeds O. S. Strauss, of N. Y. City, as minister to Turkey, will hardly come up to the high standard of such predecessors as Gen. Lew Wallace, the brilliant S. S. Cox, to say nothing of Strauss whom HIrsch supplants. Some of the President's appointments to the diplomatic service are very inferior.

THE CRAWFOKDnVlLLli WliEKLY REVIEW

A White Cap Scare Dissolve*.

MR. EDITOR: The article published in the REVIEW week before last, signed '.'White Caps," proves to be the product of an ass's cranium who desired to thus thrust himself into public notoriety. The article pertained to the misfortunes of a "young and pure orphan girl"' that the would be White Cap desires so blood-thirstily to avenge. Upon careful investigation this young and innocent creature proves to be not so youug, one that has had a like difficulty before and is now endeavoring to put a crime, whoso chief punishment should fall upon her own head, upon the name of an innocent person, from whom she would pluck the almighty dollar. The party that wrote the letter to the REVIEW is known to us, and when lirst sent in the article seemed to bear the stamp of truth. After fmdiug out our mistake, however, in thue unwittingly injuring an innocent person, we desire to do the justice due him. We believe in shielding the innocence of our young women. Our homes are the units that go to make up our gieat nation, but when it comes to unprincipled scoundrels striving to make these occasions breastworks from behind which they may shoot their shafts of spite and personal grievances, we say down with such brazen hypocrisy. Let the "White Cap" that brays so loudly for justice in Coal Creek have some of the medicine he so boldly prescribes for others, and we think it might take some of the leprouB spots from his diceaBed moral anatomy. INVESTIGATOR.

Decline in L«itigution.

Speaking of the removal of Paul, Thompson and Humphries, all well known attorneys of this bar, to the weBt, an attorney the other day said: "I wonder that more of the lawyers here don't leave. Business is dreadfu'ly dull here with all of us, I think that I can safely say that withiu the past eight years business in our courts has fallen off from 83 to 50 per cent. None of the attorneys are overworked or even half worked, and it is simply because there is not the business to do. There are no more eximsive causes in the gravel road or ditch business, no criminal causes that count anything in (lie way of practice. People are more disposed to compromise rather than spend money in any loug vexatious suits iu court. I doubt very much whether there Is a lawyer iu Crawfordsville who after making a living can batik ,000, or even half of it in a year. Thornton going to Indianapolis takes another lawyer from this leld aud yet with the departure of these four attorneys there are yet too many here for the business to be doue. Every student reading law here as soon as admitted considers it necessary to open an office in Crawfordsville, and in consequence he for years ekes out a miserable existance and injures to some extent the busiuess of all the rest. Tom Patterson went west, opened an office in Denver and is now rich. If more of our attorneys would do likewise they might fare equally as well. Good evening."

Reveries of a Tramp.

One of those Isbmealitic individuals kuowu as a tramp, came into the REVIEW office one morning this week to beg some exchanges to read. Rough, unkeuipt and somewhat dirty appearing as they all generally seem, he at the same time was possessed of some considerable intelligence. Meditating on bis life and calling he said: "I have lived some fourteen years in what Is considered a part of the gas belt of this State, at New Castle, Indiana. I was out of work, and the gas belt is overrun with men wanting work iu all lines of business, so I started out on a tramp. No one can imagine its hardships. The whole world turns a cold shoulder to you and tells you to move on. However much you may desire work they will give you none. They don't believe anything you say. You are a tramp. That is enough. Clear out. A woman here in town wauted six cords of wood sawed and her yard cleaned up. I went there to get the work, but so soon as she ascertained I was a tramp that was enough. She said a colored man was to do it. I suppose this was a lie and was only told to get rid of me. If a tramp you must move on and on forever. The world is greatly to blame for the excessive meanness of the tramp fraternity. Many of them would gladly work and lead honest lives if they were not treated like mad dogs.

I am going north toward Lafayette and unless I cau catch a limited cattie train will probably find the walking good. Good bye."

Si in Coy.

This rather celebrated individual was liberated from the northern prison, Saturday, and lias arrivee home at Iudianapolis. Sim is by trade a carriage painter, and a good one, but like a good mauy others, could not physically stand the work aud engaged in the saloon business. In this he was very successful, and still owns an interest iu the saloon, cor. Massacbu-setts-ave. and Veruiout-st., and the income of this has supported lus family during his incarceration. His 14-year-old son, Jimmy, worked for a lo.ig time for that prince of scoundrels, John E. Sullivan, who, in iiis ilight to Canada, took a couple of months' wages due the boy with him, besides leaving linn andjiis motber practically homeless.

The contest for the county school superintendency drew out quite a number of the friends of the various candidates to witness it, on Monday.

Fouut Eastlaek, the lightning free delivery carrier, will take unto himself a wife on tho 12th inst. iu the person of Miss May Cox. The marriage takes place at the Christian church.

Miss Mary Hanua, sister of Hon. B. W. Hanna, is lying very low with fever at her home iu Coal Creek township. It is feared that she cannot recover. Dr. Black, of New Richmond and Dr. Rainey, of Lafayette, are in attendance at her bedside.

The High School closed its session Ibis week and commencement exercises took place at Music hall on Thursday evening. The class graduating was composed of the following persons: Nellie Coutant, Alice Krug, Belle Spraguo, Bertha Wilhite, (irace White, Jessie Gilky, Madge Johnson and Stella Hurt.

If you want to buy eloihiug buy of the reliable home merchants who have located in the city to stay aud have a reputation to protect. They have no bankrupt stocks but good goods that they purchased by their own selection and which they will sell as reasonable as any summer day competitor. Eph Joel, Con Cunningham, Louis Mossier, Tannebaum Bros., and Jake Joel are all home dealers who will always be found ready aud willing to guarantee their sales and will remain here to make their guarantee good.

Tho Salvation Army, or the remnant of it, has about ceased to exist. It was established here about two and a half years ago, and for a time prospered finely, but has since dwindled down to only three or four members. The army, with its noisy drums and tambourines and execrable singing, may have done some little good, but for a year or more has been but little better than a first-class nuisance.

No lengthy advertisement is necceesary to bolster up Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. 1*5 K.

Indianapolis Testimony tor Ladies. INDIANAI*OI_JS, IND., N. New Jersey St., July 1, 1887.

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GENTLEMEN—I have been a sufferer from nervous headache for twenty years and owing to a general enfeebled coudltiou of my nervous system I was continually tired, worn out and able to accomplish but little each day. 1 have used two bottles, and am rejoiced at the results. I am no longer aillicted with that terrible nervous headache, and 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 and my general health is better tliau for yeats previous to its use. It has proven a groat relief to me in eradicating the bearing down pains and backaches so geueral aud peculiar to my sex. I shall continue to reeominend it to my neighbors and acquaintances, and hope to always have it in my house. Auy lady wishing to test the authenticity of this letter can do so by writing to me. Very truly yours,

LATER RETURNS.

Again, April Dth, 18S8, Mrs. Fisher writes in answer to a lady who wrote her for more information: "I have used four bottles. It has indeed been a boon to uie 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 in need of a tonic aud a regulator of affections peculiar to our sex. Zoa Phora thoroughly regulates monthly sickness and renders it almost painless."

I: INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Feb. 1,1888. Zoa Phora Co.: SIRS—I wish to express our thanks for what your medicine has done for me 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 my pains, iiie 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 on regular and free from pain.

We will reinovo to Kaus.IB City this week and when we get settled will write you about canvaisiug for your medicines out there.

CORN PLANTERS, we have the Hamilton adjustable, the best thing now out. Tinsley & Martin. tf

English Spavin Linainent removes all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses. Blood Spavin, CurbB, Splints, Sweeny, Ring—bone, Stifles, Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one boottle. Warranted. Sold by Dr. E. Detchon, druggist, Crawfordsville, Ind. MaylSly

"Lucky" Baldwin worked on his father's farm in Indiana. HH

To Cure Heart Disease.

Use "Dr. Kilmer's Ocean-Week Heart Reme dy." It regulates, corrects and relieves the most distressing cases. Price 50c, and pamphlet free. Binghamton, N. Y. Sold recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher druggist. D-29-3in

Excursion Kates to Hurrlsonhurg:, Vii. Excursion tickets will be sold at one fare for the round trip, from Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City stations Charleston, III., to Delphos, O. Tickets on sale May 27 to June 10th. Goad to reture uutf July 5th. Close connection with B. & )., vestibule limited, via Hol-

Dave Swinton sold sugar over an Ohio counter for $1 a week.

Loose's lied Clover Pills Cure Sick. Headach. dyspepsia indigestion, constipation. 25c. per box, 5 boxes,for£$l. For sale by Lew F.sher F-23-ly

Moses Taylor clerked in Water street, New York, at $2 a week. 'j,

The popular blood purifier, Hood's sarsaparrilla, is haviug a tremendous sale this season. Nearly everybody takes it. Try it yourself.

George W. Chllds was an errand-boy for a bookseller at $4 a month.

Jo fEyetf

MRS. H. F. FISHER.

Respectfully,

JU MRS. A. DARNELL, Sold hy Lew Fisher. mayl84x

Cyrus Field began England store.

life as a clerk in a New

That Tired Feeling'

Season is here again, and nearly every one feel weak, languid, and exhausted. The blood laden with impurities which have been accumulating for months, moves sluggishly through the veins, the mind fails to think quickly, and the 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, and imparts new strength and vigor to the whole body. M-1S-4

Pulitzer once acted as stoker on a Mississippi steamboat.

Ladies!

We have a limited supply of the medical book on Diseases of Women and Children pub lislied by the Zoa-Ptiora Med. Co., which we frunish gratis to our patrons. Call or send for one before they are all gone. mayl84x LEW FISHER.:

TOLEDO, O.

J.JJM. Loose Red Clover Co., Detroit.—Gents: 1 commenced taking your Extract Red Clover two years ago, Tor erysipelas, and have not been tronbled since. It is hereditary with me. Think you have the best blood medicine known. Yours Truly,

You have heard your friends and neighbors talkiug about it. You may yourself bo one of the many who know from personal experience just how good a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given a trial, Dr. King's new discovery ever after holds a place in the house. It you have never UBed it and should be afflicted 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 time, or money refunded. Trial bottles free at Nye & Co's., drug store.

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THE FAIR 98 Cent,

W. M. SKIUKKT.

J. ('. Flood, the California millionaire, kept a a S a an is

Tlie New Discovery.

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Don't fail to see me in my new room, with full line of

Stoves, IliirJwarii (ind Famiiiii!' Ins ilimciits

below a I competition. Lafayette and CrawfopU "down" me in prices on

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NEW GOODS.

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

T. 8. PATTON,

S:v NEW RICHMOND, INDIANA.

JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS.

If your Watches, Clocks or Jewelry need take them to

Jewelers and Opticians,

Of Crawfordsville, and they will not only make rhein run, but keep accurate time. Remember the place,

NO. Ill SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET.

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CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

•ALBERT MUHLEISEN.

A FINE LINE OF JEWELRY,

That we guarantee as stood and at half the price of any jewelers,

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The Purest and Best Liquors

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Croquet Sets,

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Remember

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