Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 November 1890 — Page 6

hen you want a puinp, don't Imy whlre they keep pumps as it sort of Sside issue, out go directly to a pump store.

William Brothers not oifly sell you a pump, but the,v put it. in for you and guarantee it to work whether it is stone, iron, wood, rubber-button or a.Buckeye D.iul'!.- anting force pump.

William Brothers'

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WHAT IS IT?

Person outside or, the profession often ask. what Is an Emulsion? We answer,an Emulsion Is acointonation of two or more llqnfcfi.'so tooronghly mixed that each Is held In permanent suspension. Several ot the much advertised 'Emulsions' now on the market are nothing more than compounds, and a microscopic examination will reveal globules of oil In their original form. The Emulsiom made by Mtms. J. A. Uaaet £Co.,Laurente, Mam., everywhere so favorably known by physicians as

lyiagee's Emulsion

Is cotaposed ot one-third part Cod-Liver Oil, onetljlrd part Extract of Malt, and one-third part Compound Syrup of Hypoposphttes of Lime and Soda, each of which must be of the finest quality obtalnable. Wjese three valuable Ingredients, with a little flavor! ne^xtract, are pnt lntq a 'Mixer,' where Itis eftiulslflea for six hours by steam power, at the rate of 128 revolutions per mlnate, which breaks every globule of the oil, and combines It with the other •gradients In such a thorough manner that no separation will ever occur. Hagee's Emulsion has no eooal for the relief and cure of Coughs,Colds, Scrofula. Dystiepsla and General Debility.

For sate by all druggists.

TOR MEN ONLY!

mScr LOST or FAILING KAHHOODl H€?4:ier£l and NERVOUS DEBILITY 'I Weakness of Body r.ndKind, Effects fjof Krroreor E*cftSBe6 in Old or

fcobuftta Jfoble

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Young,

frilly Kestored. Ilotr to enlarge ana

BlrMIthenWKAfc.L'^Jr.TELOrEDOnGASS&PARITOFBODY# Absolutely onfaUlrp UCXG 7UKATTKVT--BeneL'ls la ft day. *en testify free 60 Mat*•« and IsrtlpaCMintrlec. Write then, JktcrlDtive Hook* c? v.tfitlrtu i«nd proofsroalKt (sealed)free*

AdditM ERIE NICOICA!* CO,, BUFFALO, N. Ye

Home s-.'okers will find th" last of tlie public domain of

agricultural and grazing va I-1 no along the great Northen: •y. Milway in North Dakota and

Uoatana.

i- TJPBT

LANDS

.*1100 or more aiong

the

I BJOk.

.Ma/.-,

ontana

Arc.

HUNTING FISHING.

Write bow.

Settlers onjfree fiwnriipnt i'-'-i-' nm lauidsalong the (Jn-at North-I JJUU era railway lliii' in Northern I Dakota and Montana g.-t low I rates and lino ri for! products.

RATES

jj-'me.-it resorts in Ainoriea I amni: th" (4ri-at North',"i rail•vwav iin- in Minui'sotn. Daikotas and .Montana. Be-U clil.nintt* f»* health si.'ck,'i.

prodwvs tln» ilm-st

orsesl

HORSES.

and cuttle. I'You

range yet

inlMou '. Milk aii'l

Sun River

Vell

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Grass IIill*. ,n

HEALTH.

'Vi'i I.anilp, Now Itnhn-ays.

Milieu, i.ow Wati's. l.arpvacant land.

Grass llilK

Sua River Valli:j.

SHEEP.

M.m

reached* only by th Northers

Ilallwas I.ln •.

Stock Raisers'

paradlje.

f^-. GOLD,

I The r.'Kioiis, •trilmtiiry to I Great North-i iiiway Line Montana, product! all the I precious and bu-»-- inntals.

New towns ar.il rai!\vavs an being built,

Go to the Great Reservation of Montana and got a good free homestead. Low rates and free Pree Sleepers on the I Creat Northern Railway Line. •Go now.

HERBS. MINES.

MILK

I These have made Montana the richest State per capita in I Union. Plenty of room for I miners andftock raisers. Now I

the time.

Along the Great Northern Hallway in Montana are tree ranches and pasturage, mlnes,of precious metals, iron and coal, aud new cities and towns. Mow is your ohance.

GREAT FALLS.

YOUNG MAN.

Surrounded by a fine agricultural and grazing country, close to mines of precious metals iron ahd coal, possessing a water power unequaled in America, it is Montana's industral center.

The Valleys of Red, Moose, Missouri, Milk and Sun rivers reached by Great northern Hallway Line. Half rate excursions Sept. 9, S3 and

J. L,

Oct.

14,1890. Write F. I. WHITHBY, St. Panl, Minn.

m'tt

Ian ai nn a

for

soldiers, sailors, pa-

'••fei-safe g-*PUBIUilB rents, widows and minor children 18 to $12 a moath. Under IK-fAct June 27,1890, all soldiers and sailors are en-

titled for any disability, whether contracted in (wrrice or not All their widows, minor children and 'dependent parents whether able to yv., perform manual labor or not. Write at once to i, «HAPIN BHOWN, Att'y-at-law, 323, 4 St., N. iv jW., Washington, I). C. No fee unless claim is allowed. .13 years' experience.

THE PRIHCE

—A RICHHARVEST Everybody wants thl«

T^....

AGENTS WANTED

OF PEACE!

B«aaliful Life of Jeius.'* Ry ^awbv).* 600 royal octare pacts 300

IliQitrations, richly-colored Utbographs. tinted photo*

r^f3S*vur?®' engrarlcgt, represeoUoc tbo best

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LOCAL NEWS.

Harry Snyder Is in from Joplin, Mo. The Moniijoiner.v quail crop is enormous Bob Wilson nuil wife speut Sunday in Clinton.

Brazil has a social club culled the "White Caps."Mike Kelley, of

ftorkviiie,

workf

xijMT anclcot and modern masters a matchless Album of w52uPe^ T^e J® acknowledged peer of all on this noble tbemc, 8he is safe graphic, attractive "I*"' 15 J«n In paln«uklnc pteptrmUon for Uili crown»2R,!.W5R CHAOILUQOIK, OHRIJITUN KFIDBAVOK. tfJO- «BonoXT-BoHodL WOBKUU. lfltrodaoUon bjr Bishop fc-

yiBeent and Her. Dr. J. K. Cl.rk cfFuhur Knd«»or"). only. Excliulvc territory, J*rogpeotu$ noto Bend $1.00 tor outfit. Name choice of territory* ^•SIST CII $£EIN0 PRINCE OF PUCE!" Aceept

was in the city on

Monday. Mace Townsley was in Chicago the first ol the week. [t

R. B. Whitney and wife are visiting in Norfolk, Ohio. t)r. Bronanch, our new ceroner. was in the City Monday.

Reniembi-r the firemen's ball on Thanksgiving night. Lebanon has serin churches and the eighth •ne is belnglbullt.

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•znj 'anon Buajpnuo tareg 'pioqssnoH •0}8 1«a£» *«M»M »m

Democrats will have much to be thankful for next Thursday. Monday was gravel road day with tl county commissioners.

qaBO aujpww jo n||m unbsao pan auo Saptmn'irartaeuamioag •saStid ojtitfiamjq oag onj, "T6«T 'IBI -lomtref

County Teachers association next Friday and Satuiday, at the college. There are over one thousand stoves in Lel anoi burning natural gae.

Ella Bensonjbas applied for a divorce fiom her husbsnd, George Benson. Jauies F. Boots has returned from Teluride, Colorado, to spend the winter.

Kext Thursday is Thanksgiving an4 turkeys are r*osting high in consequence. Mrs. Mary Sowders, of Ladoga, WOB the guest of Mrs. John W, Ramsey this week.

MoSett, Prosecutor, and Hunt, Surveyor, aasumed the duties of their offices this week. Mrs. Jeseph Lessier, of Buffalo, N. Y.. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jacob Joel, in this city.

John S. Foster and Carrie B. Patton, Paschal WHkenson and Elle Ellis have heen licenced to marry.

Marshal George Bird, of Frankfsrt, who was shot by a horse thief and nearly killed, is outngaiu.

I. N. VauSickle and wife celebrated their silver wedding at their home on south Grant avenue last Saturday night.

Rev. H. M. Johnson is the new rector of the St. John's Episcopal church in this city. He halls from Portland, Oregon.

The conductors on the Loganspert division of the Vandalia will run from Terre Haute to St. Joe, Michigan, in the spring.

The Business Men's Association of Waveland ran an excursion to the town of Anderson last Weduesday over the Midland railway.

In the gauie of foot ball at Greencastle last Saturday between the Purdue and DePauw teams the former won by score of 32

W. L. Richmond dropped in Saturday night to spend Sunday with his parents. He rejoined IIIB company at Rockville Monday morning.

Great

Jliin Northurn ltnihvay line. Unsiii 'ss chances. Write F. I. rcn07M (Whitney. St. Paul, Mica., for lUlYJi

The Marie (|reenwood opera company rendered the light comic opera, "Boccacio," in a very creditable manuer to a fair audience at Music Hall Saturday night.

John S. Foster and Miss Carrie Patton were married at the residence of Mrs. Cynthia Foster on uorth Walnut street last Saturday night by Esquire John W. Ramsey.

Speucer couniy has two inhabitants whose names area constant source of agravation to their bearers:—Annie Roonqy, of Chrisney, and Daniel McUinty, of Rockport.

Fremont Alfrey and F. G. Bandel are associated in the manufacture of dowel pins. The machines have been ordered and work in the new department will soon begin.

Mrs. Allen, who has beep visiting her son, George Allen, returned to her home in Crawforosvilie, this morning. She was accompanied by Mj. Allen's daughter, Miss Kate.—Brazil Times.

Mack McDonald, well known here—a son of ex-Senator McDonald, expects to take the general superinteudency of nine hundred miles of road in tlft southern system ot the Huntington snyiicate on December.

Bob Prttit requests us to state that the boquet received by him two weeks ago, in mistake for Rev. Pettit, is withered and be would like the same iady to replace it with a timv one. Nothing small about Beb.

W. S. Moffett filed his bond of $5,000 and ami iftuk ilm oath fs Prosecuting Attorney of the 22nd Judical District last Monday morning, Mr. Moffeti is the first democratic Prosecutor in this couutj since the days of David A. Riach.

Ella Ewl ig, "the tallest girl on earth." made her delmt at Epstean's new dime museum, in Chicago, last Monday, and attracted a vast amniiutof attention from the public. Sh us, iuilrwl, a wonder as she stands 8 feet high in her •mckiug feet.

Squire CUrk, of Crawfordsville, the indefatigable silver Inr ier, this week leased a piece of ground ten liy twelve rods in extent, on James Ft. Cauiue's Indian Creek firm, and will go to work at once sinking a shaft in search of the precious metal. He is. confident of finding silver IU paying quanities. The scene of operation is about a half mile northeast of Freedom c4iurch.—Waveland Indepen dent.

otber. Write quiok. Addresft I THE JONES BROS. PUBLISHING CO. WNGWOBTII ST., Ciuciunuti.O.

There is excellent authority for stating that negotiations are practically perfected by which the Pennsylvania Company will, on the first of January, take control

go Leader.

I of the Vandalia, th^

purchase of the Terre Haute ^Indianapolis road which is the lease of the St. Louis, Vandalia and Terre Haute, audit is understood that William R. McKeen will then be given an important position with the Pennsylvania Com pany. It is farther said that the T. H. & branch is included in the purchase.—Indianapolis Journal,

Last Friday a strange dog ran through town biting all the dogs that came in his path and otherwise acting lake one atllicted with rabies. Several citizens made effort to kill the dog but withour success. We understand the dog was killed some distance north of town. A number of dogs were bitten by him and the greatest possible care should be taken to prevent the horrors of hydrophobia. Some have already killed their dogs, and the town board has passed an ordianee requiring all dogs muzzled. Sunday will be the ninth day since the dogs were bitten. Take all due precaution.—

Lado-

THE CRAWiA-jRDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW.

BLOWN TO ATOMS.

Terrauc Explosion of Dynamite In Quarry ait Lima, O.—Three Men Killed. LIMA, 0., Nov. 15.—At 7.80 Friday morning a terrific explosion of dyna mite took place at Custer stone quarry in the southwestern edge of the city. Three men were blown to atoms and four were injured. The concussion shook every building in' the cit.y and broke the window-^lass in the houses located near. The shock was felt for ten miles around.

Two men were at work 5n the powder house, a small shanty on the edge o? the pit. proparing a charge, and it is supposed were heating the dynamitt when it let go. The third man, Archie Burket, was just going into the building. George Fisher and Henry Wisekopf were the men preparing the blast. Fisher was burled in the air fifty feet. His arms and legs were blown oil and all that was left was the blackened trunk. \Visekopf was blown 200 feet clear over the quarry to the east side. His head was torn from his b^dy and was not found until Friday afternoon, when it was discovered in a field with hogs rooting it around. Ilis clothes were all torn olT and his arms and legs were missing. Burket's body was the least mutilated of the three, but his arms and ono leg were torn away. He was from Decatur, Ind.

Jacob Custer, the proprietor, and 6eveiral otber workmen were at the bottom of the quarry working at the time of the explosion. George Fisher, nephew of the man killed, was hit on the head by flying debris and badly injured. SamuelWatt was hit on the chin by a stone and knocked senseless. William Hawk had his shoulder dislocated and Abraham Cripliver had his hand and arm badly hurt.

THE CANNIBAL FEAST. The Contents of Letter from Jameson on the Subject Made Public.

LONDON, NOV. 15.—Mrs. Jameson writes to the papers as follows: "As the Emin relief committee appears to oonsider that the duty of refutation devolves upon me, 1 ask the papers to insert the following letter from my husband, who died a fortnight. after writing it, and who, therefore, was unable to take the further steps which he Intended to clear Uia character."

Jameson's letter is addressed to Sir William Mackinson and is dated Stanley Falls, August 8, 1S88. After describing Assad Farran's statement as false and cruel Jameson writes: "Upon arrival at Ribaruba the chief invited me to his residence, where witnessed a curious native dance following other ceremonies -which Tinpoo said was usually followed by a cannibal feast. I laughed skeptically, whereupon another Arab described a horrible story. I flatly declared thai it was impossible that this could happen. The Arab retorted: 'Give me a bit of cloth and see.' 1 thought this a mer.e ruse to obtain a gift, but the Arab had formerly been kind, so I gave him my handkerchief. Then followed the most horrible scene I ever witnessed in my life. The whole thing happened so quickly that it was impossible to make sketches had I wished to do so. Furthermore, I had nothing to sketch with,. The small sketches 1 made were done ic the evening at my own house. The girl never looked for help. She seemed to know it was her fate. She never stirred hand, fout or head. How the girl was obtained 1 do not yet know, but will send you all the particulars, signed by witnesses, as promised."

He incloses Assad's retraction, in which he says the story in regard to buying a girl to be eaten by cannibals was misunderstood. The handkerchief said to be given for her purchase was a gift and had no reference whatever to the occurrence with which it was erroneously connected.

TROOPS ORDERED OUT Mo Parleying with Indians—Colonel Summer to Take Command of tlie Forces in tho Field Occupied by Kestless Redmen,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.—Upon the recommendation of General Miles orders we'e issued Friday by the War Department directing the troops stationed at Forts Meade, Niobrara, Robinson, Laramie and other points in the vicinity of tbo threatened Indian outbreak to take tho field at once. LieutenantColonel Summer, of the Eighth Cavalry, has been ordered to report to General Miles at Chicago, the purpose being to place the former in command of the column ordered into the field. There will doubtless be a repetition of the scene enacted several years ago, vhen the late General Sherman massed a large force of United States troops near Fort Reno, Indian Territory, and thus prevented a threatened outbreak. The War Department now proposes to make a similar demonstration against tho "Northern Indians ana spend no time in •parleying with thom.

National W. C. T. U.

ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 15.—The National Women's Christian Union's annual convention was called to order at 10 o'clock a. m. in Trinity Methodist' Church by Mi#s Frances 13. Willard, tho morning being given up to organization and tn.e reading jDf the reports of officers. After a brief recess for luncheon Piesiden' Willard delivered her annual address and the superintendents of various branches continued their reports.

Miss Willard's address declared the Woman's Christian Temperance Union to be now closing its best year. It asserted that the original-package dc cision resulted in tho most helpful temperance agitation and declared again.\ high license and for prohibition by law, by politics and bv woman's ballot.

Fresh buckwheat flour guarantee! to be strictly pure. Crabbs & Reynolds.

To feel bright and cheerful attend to your stomach. Take Simmons liver regulator-

fc to at Con Cunningham's Sunday suits.

Do Not He Deceived.

Caution.-Do not let any Druggist palm oil any medicine on you iu place of Johnson's English Buchu for there is nothing equalto il that can take its place. Ask for it andjlake no other.

The custom made boot and snoe store where you will find nothing but fir3t class goods All work from this house warranted. All varieties of men and boys fine shoes aud heavy boots of all grades. Look at them. Repairiug aud new work done with promptness and neatness. E. B. Curtis Proprietor, 205 east Main street.

COMES

every 1 ?I^'n Week. |450,OOO Homes

CARTERS

ITTLE*\

PILLS.

CURE

tflck Headache and relieve all the troubles Incident to a bilious state of the system, suoh as Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating, Pain in the 81de, ic. While their most (rasaartoblo eaccees has^^m Bhown in curing

feeadichft, yet Carter's Little Liver Fills an equally valuable in Constipation, curing and preveslUig thlB annoying complaint, while they alao carrect all disorders of thestomach^timulate tho liver and regulate the bowels. Even If they only

& HEAD

TAcbsthe? would be almostpriceloasto those who I suffer from this distressing complaint butfortusately their goodness does notend here,and those .who once try them will find these little pills valuable in so many ways that they will not bo wHtUsg to do without them. But after oUsick head

ACHE

lathe bane ot so many lives that here Is when we mike our great boast. Oar pills core it while Others do not.

Cartels Little Liver Fills are very small and very easy to take. Ono or two pills make a dose. They are striotly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action please all who use them. In vials at 25 cents five for $1. Sold 'by druggists everywhere, or sent by maiL

•CARTER MEDICINE-CO., New York.

SMAU.PILL SMALL DOSE. SIIALLPRIK

One of the I1ESX Telescope* I the world. Oar /ScTHtiesir* anequtled, and to introdureour superior gooda we will tendFRKK leoNH rERSOR to e*cb locality, as above. Only those who write to us at once can wake suro of the chance. Ally have to do In return is tc 9bow our goods te those who yonr nrfehbon and those around four The be. '(ffnnlngr of thia ad* irtliement shows the aiatU end of the tele-

scope* The following cut gives the appearaawof It reduced to

about the fifHrth part ofltibulk. It Is a grand, double sic telescope, as large a« wa.y to carry. We will also show you how yoq can make from tn^lOn day at lens!, from the start,with* out experience. Better write at once. We pay all eipn*a charge* Address,

H.IIALLETT 4 CO,,

Box

PIJMS

Indianapolis, is making j, Special Drive on

CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS.

Chinchilla Overcoats at $450, $6, $8, $10, $12, $15, $18, $20 Which) are worth from $1.50 to $8 more. Send in your orders by mail. They will be carefully attended to.

We prepay express charges on all orders of $10 and over.

MODEL CLOTHING CO,

41 to 49 E. Wash St., 2 to 22, S. Penn St.,

Larges* Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hat and Shoe House in Indiana.

Specimen Copies and Beautiful Calendar sent Free.

1 '000

nnd

Consumption Surely Cured. -::i To TUB EDITOR:—Ploaee inform yonr readers that 1 have a positive remedy for the above-named disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy FEEE to any of your readers who have consumption if they will send me their Express and P. O. address. Respectfully, T. A. 8LOCU1I, M. C., 181 Pearl

TRAVEL

1bestAuthors|u.ustratw«

RDVEKTURt

^othwWcckhj Paper gives to great a Variety of Entertaining and Instructive Beading at so low a price.'

FREE TO JAN. I, 1891.

To any NEW SritSCRIBEE TR!IN will cnt out and send ns this slip with nnitin nnd

SI.75 (in Postal or Express T.'nnfn Order or Registered Letter at our risk), we will send THE YOUTH'S COMPANION FREE to .Vninmry, 1S01. nnd for a Foil Year from that Date. This offer includes the FIVE MOUBT/E HOLIDAY NUMBERS for Thnnkstfvinit, Christmas, "ew Year's, Easter nnd Fonrth-of»Jnly, nnd all the Illustrated Weekly Supplements.

Address, THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, 41 Temple Place, Boston, Maaa.

NEW LOCTION,

St., N. Y.

SUGAR, COFFEE, FLOUIJ

And other household necessities.

We will give you the best prices for any country produce you may have to sell, and invite you to come in and nspect.

TOMLINSON & CO.,

113 E. Market St.

Drawings, Specifications, Applications for

GENUINE HLMGARIAN MEDICJNAL

I offline 8 3

(Sweet and Dry.]

Direct from the Grower,

EBN. STEIN,

Krdo-Bcnye, Tokay, Hun gary-

TTSO, I'OKTLAKU, HAIK&

O!i WIITSFCH's Ii

w!n»s ai tlie Cli|.prr

Cuhfornfa

Visit famous :!J/jper saloon.

ERN STATIN'S TOKAY WINKS have a wide Euro]oan rep-gr utatlon as fine, agreeable wi ne3 of delightful boquet ripe and rich color, and as appetising and strongthlnc tonics. They are peculiarly suitable for lui con wines, for Indies, and for medicinal use.

Sub-Agent Wanted.

Write for saWiilo case contalnlag one dozen

WEEKLY

SCIENCE ..

[CHARMING!

ANT

AND

atural history

NEW GOODS and LOWER PRICES.

Tomlinson & Co. having purchased the John Brown grocery store, and added many new goods invite the city and country friends of the oldf house to call around at their new location, 113 East Market street. We will quote low prices on

FORALL -the

iCHltDRENSf Page

PPLEMENIS

MM1LY

MEN WAXED

To sell our Kuarunteed Nursery Slock. Sal ary. audKxpeases pnhl weekly. Write for torms statue aci'. CHAM! ItKOTIIKliS NIIKSKKYMKN,

Hocliestcr, N. Y.

iltAT|!KKI..C0MF015TINCi.

EPS'S C00A

15HKAK FAST.

"UY a thorough knowledge of tho natural laws which govern tlie operations of digestion and nutrition, niul lv a careful application of the line properties of well-selected Cocoa, AIr. Epps lias provided our breakfast tablos with a delicately flavored beverage which inaY save us maiiv heavY doctors' liills. It is bY the judicious use of such articles of diet that constitution niav bo gradually built up until strong enough te resist every tendency to disease, llundrods of subtle maladies are Moating around us readT to attack wherever there is. a weak point, ffo niaY escape many a fatal shaft bv keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and properly nourished fnime.—Civil Service Gazette. Wade simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only iu half pound tins, by grocers, labelled thus: JAMES EL'I'S*

Made By

W. F. SHARP,

"Office over jako Joel's Opp. Court Ilouse

CO.,

omoLKipallii-j Chemist, l.ondon, Kug

FREE.

O It NEW! #85 Solid I OoldWatchl

DO.OO. LIEN

Worth SlOO.t Iwatch in the world, i'erfeel timekeeper. Warranted heavy, 60UD GOLD buntins cosps.

IBoth ladies' and gent a slit*, with works and caaes of nual value. ONE PSRSONin locality can secure one

pfree,

together with our larjre

valuablellneof lIou*eh*l! pleg, These samples, s: wcU

as the watch, an free. All Ihe work you

need do is to show what we send you to those who call—your friends and neighbors and those about you—that always results In valuable trade for us, which holds for years when once started, and thus we are repaid. We pay all eiprvss, freight, etc. After you know ail, If you would like to go to work /or us. you ran earn from to 800 per week and upwards.-Addrew, •tlnsoa fe Co.. Box Si 8* Portland, Muiue.

PENNYROYAL WAFERS.

Prescription ot a physician who has had a life lone experience in treating female diseases. Is used monthly with perfect sucoess by over 10,000 ladfes. Pleasant, safe, effectual. Ladies ask your druggist for Pennyroyal wafers and take no substitute, or inclose post.afrefors all dru«

THE EUREKA CHEMI FOK SALE BY LKW PISIIEK.

Dr. F. M. ABBETT

Twenty-live years continuous practice in this city and tho most successful in his specialties, embracing all

forniB

of chronic disensos of ekin

and blood. ICvery vestige of disease of privato naturo eradicated without tho uso of murcury. A posltlvo cure of nervous diseases of young. 111011 guaranteed who in youth wore victims ot imprudence, causing weakness of body and mind. Treatment by correspondence who Is not convenient to visit me. Consultation and invited.

No. S3 Virginia Ave., Ind

t. jit".

Ft. Wayne continues to patronize southern lotteries to the extent of many thousand dollars a month.

Take good care of your beard and keep It clear of gray haira so as to retain your young looks by using Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers.