Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 February 1890 — Page 4

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Rheumatism,

Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Toothache,

Meuralgia, Sore Throat, Swellings, Frostbites, Sprains,.

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Bruises, Burns, Scalds,

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TMJ SCIENCE OF LIFE A mid Standard PopnUr McdicnlTreatise c-iiiLn lirvorB u( Youth,i'rematurel)uclinc,Nervou4 1'tivoiciil Debility, Impurities of tile Blood.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A miounrmriit Fee in AiIvkucc,

SUKKU-F.

MR. KDITOH:— Announce my riamn as a candidate for Shvnff. Huhjoot to tho iWisiou of the douiocraiic nominating convention. MICHAEL ZKLLKHS.

LOCAL POLITICAL COMMENTATOR.

By Cervantes.

1 learn that (itmrne Hutiey will lio a catniiiltittt for iMrcuil jiiilgn "fernenst" Snyder, thu repiibliran, if he can got the nomination from the democracy. Hurlej made a very creditable race six years an", beat inn his opponent over 200 in Montgomery comity. This county is a circuit of itself now, and Hurley, it maybe, thinks lie can sweep the platter, as Parke county is not iu the consideration now. Hut can he make as good a race now as then, is the question? I do not know. Do you? The republican iiiauagers have set up the pins that •Snyder niHst acain make the race for Jud^'e, and I do not suppose he lias any objection to beiug forced iuto it. The office is worth $2,500 per year, aud this i8 more ood money than any attorney at the Montgomery bar is now making. Some think Pete Kennedy would like to take the race for Judge if he could get enough republicans to urge him forward. And now the florid, sanctimonious Coppage is reported as having the Judge's bee buzzing around his ear. All right. It does not require an immense amount of talent now-a-ilays to make a Judge anyhow. The law as elucidaded by most of them, seems to tie a combination of certain lixed rules aud guess woik. By the way there seems to be a wonderful deterioration now iu the bar of Montgomery couuty and that of 25 or 30 years ago. There are no McDonalds, Butlers and Lanes at this bar now, in fact but one or two that I can call up that, in the least, approach them. Talent, in the line of practice, seeuis greatly depreciated. The bar here needs purgiug, revamping and more work by its members and le«s attention to pleasures and sports. Now this recalls the fact that only within the past few months some members of this bar were iudicted and fined for gauiblintr. The reputable members of the bar should hurl such members aside. A lawyer should respect the law, and not violate it. I would hesitate long and well before intrusting important business with any man known togainble.The world ban set at its stamp of disappiovai upon all such men. You need not quote Clay and WebBter as men whs gambled. That does not make the business respectable, honorable, or lead the world to think better ef men |?uilty of this practice. No, the bar here must give more attention to the conduct of its members, or all popular respect for it will soon pass away. Remember as you go along that these are the opinions only of "Cervantes," and you do not have to approve any of then). I use a free lance and you can do the

There is going to be a big scramble for the office of sheriff this year in Montgomery county. ill's strange what numbers of men think they can lill that office. On the republican side we have Shevlin, Humphey, Rich, Cox, Bible i.!i(] how many more prospect I know tt"t. On the democratic side of tho bouse, tnere is Wert, Harper, \iut Smith, Allen, Van Cleave, Williams ami it may be one or two more. With the republican managers, it wiil be arranged that tho "horse's eyes are sot" for Shevlin. It will he found that the four B's Brown, Burford, Brush and Bonnell, are for him, and they, you know, are the spoksmen ami managers of the republican party now, tin* other fellows being mere adjunct. Thia is tho same Shevlin, it should be remembered, that once run a bucket shop in Crawfordsville, ami after that a billiard saloon, and the utterly pious republicans who gage their suffrage propensities by the moral standing of a man should keep Shevlin in view, and some of them will. I want to say to tho opponent of Shevlin, of tho opposite party, on the presumption that ho is the nominee, he will not find him asleep, and will find that he knows as many tricks in politics as a heathen Chinee. Humphrey, who was a andidate when McClaskey was nominated shot off his mouth in volleys too frequent to suit the nominee anil his friends at that time, and they have not forgotten it either, aud lie can continue lo cord uu lumber right along without fear of having official honors heaped upon him IhiB year at least. The four B'h will arrange, it can safely be said, the following ticket: Auditor, Wingate Treasurer, Ramsey Sheriff, Shevlin Representative, Trout. It will again bo a terrible dose for 'he B's to support Ramsey, but they are compelled to do it. They must do it to promote "harmony,"and prevent the dissolution of our glorious Union! They can not down Ramsey in spita of what they may desire, although they would like to awful well. He has a hold In his party that they caunot break. Some democrats and for that matter republicans, too, have peculiar ideas in political matters about candidates and their claims. Some argue because a man lias once held office lie should forever step aside and give way to some unknown quantity. This might do first rate if this were a solid democratic or solid republican county, but it is neither. It therefore stands the democracy, at least, to this year put the winning men forward if they have auy.

Tliis may bo said to be a republican county by a small majority. It very frequently happens that a man who has once acceptably filled office is the best one to again put forward. Oapt. Herron was selected us a candidate tor treasurer five or six years ago, because he was thought to be a winner, although ho had held the office before he run. Goben had been treasurer but ho ran for Auditor and won. He had good runniug qualities. It a man has held office twenty years, give it to him again if lie Is tho only available man to be found. If we, the democrats, had a majority of from 300 to 500 the situation might bo different, and we might say then who should or should not be the candidates. We are not in position to mince about matters. We iiaro not the offices to give. The other party has been doing the donation act for a few years past. Of th« half dozen or more democratic candidates for sheriff and republicans also, there are but two or three of them who hare auy great strength. These will not be specified, of course, for predontial

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THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW

reasons, as I ain uot electioneering for any of them. I would suggest, however, that thu man who is best able to hold his party strength, and secure the largest number from tho opposite side, is the one the convention is looking for. Who is it? I don't know. Do you? 1 would like to see a good strong ticket nominated this year. We did not have it at last election, in fact we bad a number of no accounts politically to vote for. Do not repeat that this season. If our candidates don't work, and work hard, the racs will be a foolish undertaking to them. Polities lias become a science in this country, and, iT you are not thoroughly versed in it, keep out. "Cervantes" is through for the present, but will aim to inject some more of his views on a suffering public ere long.

Protection is What the Farmor Noeds MK. ED'S.: The writer read an article in a republican paper recently, which started out by saying, "protection is what, the f,inner »eeds." Now permit me to say a few words as to the protection tho farmer does need. It is uot a protection iu the way of a tariff tax that the farmer is in need of, but he does certainly need protection, and if he does not soon get it iu some way, many will have to quit the business aud go into some other. Men that have money will uot invest it in farms, aud it seems that they are not to blame for it. The salable values of farms have fallen front one-third to one half In the last few years, and the price of farm products are so very low that very few, if any, of our best farmers can pay the taxes and make a very scant living for their families by working from 12 to 1-i hours a day for several hot months in the year, and this now exists with a high republican protective tariff, which has brought to the farmer a home market for his products, but. is this the kind of a market we want? Iu fact almost any kind of a market would be better than this republican home market. There is no market tor farmers and the price of farm products are so low that it ruins the sale of the farms, but this is protection as claimed by our republican papers. Monied men will not now loau over about i?20 per acre on our best farms, that, only a few years ago, were worth from about $60 to §80 per acre. Many farmers have been dropping behind for several years, until, now, the mon

ey loaners are afraid and require a mortgage instead of a note. The fanners now of our state have their farmers mortgaged for nearly four hundred millions of dollars, and now many farmers are compelled to pay from ten to twenty per cent, for money to pay their taxes. All the money in our banks seems to be loaned out until it is dificult to borrow

even small stuns from them, so the farmer must resort to loan agents for small loans, and they charge an enormous commission and ofteu simply check on the bank for tho money or loan the money of many private individuals aud business meu who refuse to loau directly to the fanner, but give the loan agent a chance to loan the money and charge a large commission which is often divided with the money leuder. So the fanner is gouged by the very men that expect to make a living off oT his trade. Is it any wonder that Crawfordsville has many store rooms and over one hundred vacant dwellings, when the farmers have such treatment from her business men at a time when the life is almost pressed out of them by the republican protection of capital, trusts and monopolies. Farmer.

Active Business.

Business with druggists aud physicians has not been so active and brisk iu many years as it is at this time aud since the first of January. There is a wonderful demand for quinine, which is used in the grippe and influenza malady. So strong is this demand that Ui« price for it all over the country has advanced, and bids fair to go higher yet before there Jis a decrease in the number or cases. Physicians have had a remarkable run of business, and have been kept active day and night attending the calls made on them for professional services, aud Borne of them have made from forty to sixty call per day, One medical gentleman the other day bad fourteen calls made upon him within the space of a half hour. These lacts indicate the great amount of sickness prevailing now iu this vicinitv. cXXf'if

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The head of the fiam C. I. Hood ACo., is a thoroughly competent and experienced pharmacist, having devoted bis whole life' to the study aud actual preparation of medicines. He is also a member of the Massachusetts and American Pharmaceutical Associations, aud contiuues actively devoted to supervising the pjeparation of aud managing the business connected with Hood's sarsaparilla.

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AGENTS WANTED!

£JOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notic." is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed and duly qualified as Administrator of the estate of i'eter I). McMurlry late of Montgomery county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be insolvent b.4,lM0. .JAMES F. IIAIiNICY.

Administrator of estate of I'eter D. M'Murtrv Deceased.

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History of the Bible.

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LATE OF

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The examinations are in accordance with anatomical and physical scionco, as ho will convinco the most skeptical. By an examination ho will convince anyone of the nature and eit^no£ disease, amount of danger to lifo, atul »ance of a perfect cure. Believing that science is tratli anil truth is mighty and will prevail" wlwn known, and knowing that disease can lie cured with positive certainty, he invites tiio afflicted to call and receive advice free and bo cured of thoir diseases. Ihore is no subject that requires so much study and experience as the treatment and cure of chronic diseases. The astonishing success and lonuirkubl- cures performed by him is due to a thorough knowledge o£ the structure and functions of ihe human system, and tho enre of diseases by their natural remedies. Let those given up by others call for examination. lie has snccessfnlly treated the following diseases since his arrival in this state hyo and Ear diseases, Chronie Diarrhoea, Chronic Inflammation of the Wo nb, Chronic Inflammation of tho Bladder. Painful or 1 rrPKular eiiHt mat ion ever Sores and Ulcers, Incontinence of Urine, Tape Worms, Crooked

nation. Dropsy, Cancer, Epilept _.. Heart Diseaso, Headache, Piles, Hysteria, Syphilis", St. Vi Ano, Hernia or Rupture, Ovarian Tumors, Paralysis. Pi

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YOUPTG MEN

who through ignorance or

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RORICK

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FREE EXAMINATION OF TIIE T'ltlNE.

ment should send or bring an ounce of their urine, which will 1 croBcopical cxamimition.

REMARICAIil.E Cl'RES

It. Pooley, 51.

FOR l/K'L'Oll Lie EN

Notice is hereby given to the citizens of the second ward of thec.ity of Cniwforusvilie, l..t,t jioincry county, Indiana, that I. the undersigned, a male inhabitant of said Slate and count v. over the age of twentv-onc years, will apply at Ihe March term. IS'.in. of the Hcanl 01 omnii-'. scnets of said county for a license to sell all kiii'is of spirituous, vision-., mall, and intoxicating liquors 11 less quantities lhiii quint at a ti .'0 ami allow the seme bo auk 1111 p-em ise- where -old. Jiy'olaee of nusiiiess anil tne lirenvs'es where .aid liquors arc to in- -Id and rlrmii: are oes.-i-il-eti as follows lo-wil: 1 all of lot one hiind -l ie! eb-v. (111) of the original pl-»t of tie- town, low rily of Crawfordsville, Montgomery count.'., Slate of Indiana, bniniried

beginning 11.Irtv nine ('I'.t] feet and

three iiii'hi-s south of ihe'niirtheast cornel-of said lot. running I hence west foity-one .11 feet lei three |3 inches, thence sou'li twenty seven [27) feet, tlienc e.i-1 forty-one 111 et an" three (31 inches, Hu n. 1- i.urih Iwentv-soven jurj leel. the pl.t-. of b.-einn!"_•.

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Not ic, i.s ht'.-'ii- jriv.-n lithe Citizens if second ward of tile cit. of Cra wtoi 1 v. 1 -. town ship of Union, county 01 Montgoni,-ry and plate 01 Irdi.-ina, Unit 1. ihe uielei'signcl, a nude inhabitant of said county and slat -, ovi-r I He ige ol twenty 01 Ul) years," will apply to the ISnanl ol eoinnii 'siimeis ,.f raid loiiniy ami state al their regular session rouiineneiu'g on the lir-i Monday in Mtircii. IS'10, for a license to sell ml kinds of Ii.ioxlciat'-.u liquois in ,, ]..• qu mIII than a quart til a time aud r111 it the srune 10 tie drunk on the pivnnscs wht-i.- .-ol-!. My place of business -md l.e- pruiuises where sai'i Inplors are to '.e sold :in.! drank are siMtale.l on a pn-t. ot lot No P'T, original phi I ol 1 lie low 11. now cit v, of Crawfordsville, said county and stat •, and hound'd as follows: l'.e intiint: at the southeast e.imer o| siiid No. I(.7, runniiu' tlieni west thirty (30) feet, thence nor'li tift (.Vl) feel, tin n.-e east thirty (31) fee'. I hence s.iiit'li lilty i.WI leel 10 the pl'ice beginning, excepting a s'inall pint ol the above true' oll'ot i!ie southeas' corner thereof boumieil by a fubt-aneie triangle, 'he bypot heiiuse of which is ten 10 fee' ami the other sides ol which are of equal length, said premises being the Imsenieni, room in the southeast corner of Ihe 'utt Hotel and tile room iinmedbitelv nortli ol said riMim. OEOI.tiK PITCHED.

PPI.ICATION FOH LIQUOR LICENSE,

Notice Is hereby given to tho citizens of tho city of Crawfordsville. and tho second ward of said city, that I. the undersigned, a male inhabitant, over tho age of twenty-one yeaisaud quiililleil in all respects to bo in trusted with a license to retail intoxicating liquors under tho I act of tho I.egislature'which went in force March 17, 1.S75 "ill apply to the Hoard of Commissioners I of Montgomery county, Indiana, at their regular March session beginning tho llrst Monday in March, lS!i0. fora licniw to soil spiritiius.viii'ius. malt and nil kinds of intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at. a time and allow the same to be drank on tho premises whore sold.

My plnce of business and tho premises whoreoil said liquors are to be sold and drank are situated and particularly described as follows: In the brick building known as No. 113 east Slain street, situated on part of lot No. eighty-eight, |8S] of tlioorigiiial plat of tho town, now city of Crawfordsville, Indiana. The lot upon which said building is siumted. is described as follows: Beginning at a point on the south sidoof Main [formerly Yornon] street thirty-two and onehalf 132^1 feet east from the northwest corner ol said lot eighty-elglit. [S8j and running thence east fifteen ami one-half Ila.Vl feet, thence south 0110 hundred and sixty-flv'e [lf!f] feet, tlience west with the north line of the alley fifteen and one-lia [lfiXl feet, tlience north one hundred and sixty-live [lliril feet to the plnce of beginning. Said real esinte was deeded to Amelia Joel by JoHoph F. Oaley on February 27, IS71. but on the tax duplicates stands la the naino of Abraham .lool. Said building is situated on the north half of said real estate.

Feb. 1,1800.

JOIIN

KF.LLF.Y.

Imperial plows—we have the best plows made. TINSLEY it MARTIN.

Of Kxpwt Specialists, by

i'l-. K..I-Vhas d-cidhd t.. visit Crawfordsville

of ovury nature upon tho latest scientific

principles. He particularly invites all whoso cases havo boon neglected, badly treatedi or pronounced incurable. 1 atientfi who aro loiim well under tho care of their own physicians need not call on us, as onr proviuco is to treat thoso who cannot find relief otherwise. No money reauired or responsible parties to commence treatment.

SiviVSi? AS

observers that it is impossible for any person, 110 matter how highly endowed by nature or acquirements, to become thoroughly conversant with all the divisions of the science of medicino. Nearly all who hare attained distinction in medicine have made some spocial department their life work.

VII It It fi An »f,\r Kt? ntihiv.i.1 .... 1 !..l I.. 4 1 mi

ilitions in the organs of tho body, lie proposes to devote tho whole of his time to the practice of these specialties. He adopts tlie_ following plan, which is peculiar to tho iarga hospitals, and is not and never has been tho practice of country doctors: He carefully notes the Bymptomt of the patient, ascertains the condition of tho internal orpins, examines the Eye, Ear, Noso and Throat by lie most approved instrument*) and methods, all of which he carefully records in his registei for fnture reference. In this way, ho ascertains the true natnro of the disease and its canse. Knowing the disease, he knows the changes it produces in (ho tissues, and, knowing the changes, I10 chocks them with speciic remedies, and places his pntiout on tho high road to recovery. Wlien sick peoplo consult him ho readily tells them whetl"" ho can euro or help them, or if they are be-

SCIENTIFIC EXAMINATIONS.

It is well known by all intelligent

improved instruments for finding ..

ijieei, iionorrtioea, Hydrocele

tus Dance, Chronic Dysentary, Fistulair.

., PRIVATE DISEASES.—Blood

l'oison,

Syphilis, (ionorrhoea, (ileet, fcjtrictnre, Hydrocele, Loss of Sexual Power and any diseases of tho genito-urinary organs speedily and permanently cured. No risks incurred. Consultation free and strictly confidential. Medicine sent free from observation to all parts of th* United Stall's.

^IIliDJtE AGED MEN,

who find their

vigor aud vitality weakened by the traces of old complaints and their bodies racked with pain at a time when they should spend their declining years in peace and comfort, shonld consnlt Dr. ltorick at once and find the sympathy and relief they positively require. Hiscnrcsnre thorough and permanent

DISEASES OF WOMEN.—Wo

shall

continue as heretofore, to treat with our best consideraton and skill tin*diseases peculiar t« women. Our operations for Fistula, Huptured Cervix Uteri. Ruptured Perineum, and for Stricture of the 'ervical Canal, a condition re" suiting in Sterility, have been alike gratifying both to ourselves and to our paticnt6.

Each person applying for medical treat

ceive a careful chemical and mi-

perfected in old cases which have been neglected or unskillful]?

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I)R. RORICK, TOLEDO,OHIO,

I)..

Surgeon to New York Opthalmic and Aara

Institute O. S. miller 1'oel. _U.burgeon to Manhattan Lye and Ear Hospital, New York College Phyiior Orthopoedio

institute u. muter roei. ft], l).. burgeon to Manhattan Eve and Ear llonpiti Prof. August C. liorna.vs, A. Ai„ J!. D„ 51. R. C. S.. Professor of Anatomv St. Louis sicians and Surgeons, St. Louis, 5Io. Prof. 11. S. (in eix., A. 51.. 51. It'., I'rofesso Surgery. Floriiia University aiso, Commercial National Hank. Chicago, 111.

OSJCH1

Ouch how I i\- oif-icd with rheum .i. thy ni'.h«— ill the tiiiu-, no ii ol ,' ivj |-t .t'" always a pain here .mil ,• p,i iIukv'When

an\- my Itutins :iij«n: .o toe me I

was as cross as a btur.] 1 on!d not

i]jen my mouth .without'a iin oojng

throiigh trie." .'Nothing to

clp niv. until 1 tiitd

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V% -1 1 ^-".w f* ft.

(iic 1 mil- on tlin 11 01 f* Indtle 'ioi.d mi'. Mv l"u(ii '"t sa:

von wore iued.t:|u!t:Kt.'r than:

ar.vl al)." -„iv, "ot a in/.:!c at

I A I hv,i drujj iiiote 1 'r\ it

voutscil. K1 hf.'Utiiiiti.sia can't stay when

you use To at! r.iy lii'-iids I would say use ('.1 :coloih lor rheumatism.

J\kKLUTZ.

Aii-ntion tins I ap"r 11 I'li.cliasing.

application fok

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Notice is hereby given to the eitiz»ns of tho flest ward of the city ol 1 awlordsvllle, Montgomeiy eoiinly. Indiana, that I tiie undoisigned, wnl nnply to the I'.njii-d ol 1 cmmisstonoi's of said county at their regular March session, boginiiing on the llrst. .Monday 111 said month. IS'.IO. for a license to si 11 soli ituous. vinous, mult and all kinds ol intoxicating liquors 111 less quantity than a. quart at. a time, and allow the same to be drank on the premises where sold. My place of. business ami promises wiici "in said liquors ar» to be sold and drauk are described as follows: I'art of lot loi ly-niiio (t!l) of the original plat of the town, now city of 1 run loi'dsvillo, Indiana, beginning at the

muUIi-wi-

l'.'i.

t. corner of said lot

fortv-iiine dill, ruiiniiig tlience not th one hundred and sixty-live (it,.) feet, thence east twenty u'0) teet. thenc- south one hundred and .sixty-llro (ln.j) f'" t. thenc Vosi f.ienty (a)) r,et. 10 tho place ot beginning •Ian.

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Jas. Sellers. Attorney for Applicant.

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