Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 December 1890 — Page 10

Dr. WALTER,

Tormorly ot tho

Great New York Hospita

Now Surgeon of tho INTKK-STATK

ASSOCIATION SPECIALISTS

Will ho .it thf Niitl Hons... i.'ra\vfo:dsvi kThursday. Decombi'r IS. onsiiltiitlon tuul examination frw nn'l strictly contldontlal in his private parlors lit the Nutt House. l)r. Walter devotes his entire attention to diseases of tho eye. oar. throat, lunirs and to all chronic, private and nervors diseases and deformities, as granulated lid*, cross eyes, deafno.ss, dischergo at the ears, hrovvnehitis. chronic cough, goitre [big neck], fever sores and ulo-rfl, Bright's diseuso, rheumatism, all diseases of tho kidneys and bladder, heart, stomach and nervous diseasos, chorea fSL Vitus Dance], epilepsy [fits], general debility, scrofula, skin disease tiud all diseasos due to bad blood.

E|«ile|isv«r I'lls positively cured by anew jind never failing remedy. Kectiil Disease's. Dr. Walter also makes a specialty of all forms of rectal diseases, pilesinternal and external, itching and bleeding, rectal ulcers.—which am often taken for nervous and luug diseasos, all ciuvd if talcon in time. Remember I cure all forms of piles without pain and interruption or d'Mention from business, and without the use of knife, caustic, ligature or Injection. Come and bo comincod. Ladles suffering from complaints peculiar t» their sex, can consult the Doctor with every assurance of speedy relief and permanent cure, without subjecting them to the embarasslng procedure of an examination, which, in most caaos, is unnecessary. The Doctor particularly invites all cae?s that have boen given up by other physicians.

TQYOUtfGi MittDLfe-AGEb and OLD MEN. £r. Walter stakes his honor and profesional reputation upon tho statement that he has discovered a spoedy and poaitivo cure for all these sufferings from spermatorrhoea, impotency, loss of manhood or from weakness brought on by errors of indiscroation in youth, or over indulgence in late years, such as organic weakness, involuntary vital losses with tho long list of penalties laid by nature for crimes against her most nacred and Important laws are cured in a short time. Relief permanent and absolute cures guaranteed. All wes strictly confidential.

Small Tiuut»i», Cnnoeits, \V»ri*. Moles, Etc., removed without acids, knife, pain or scar. New method, electrolysis.

Catarrh. New home treatmon, with apparatus invented by the Dr. Examine it. Unsurpassed. Cheap.

Guarantee to cure every case of dyspepsia, sick head ache, piles, tape worm, stricture and catarrh. jyj vi-ill give special attention to difficult cases and to cases other physicians have failed to curo._£j Persons applying for treatment will please brine from two to four ounces of uriiie for analysis.

Dr. Lyman l'. Walter, West err Add. ss Toledo, O.

Consultation Free.

Fujtfr Htrlf fortune»h*T*beenm#drr. for us, bv A mi 11 V*pt* Auntm, », and .Jtio. Huini, Toledo, Ohio, sit. Other*

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.•ou? Sonic earn over #500.00 a th. Von cm do the work and live lilt home, wherever you arc. Evan be^rioners arc earning from 5 to

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"JJOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Huhnma Munna, deceased. N»tic» is hr«ly Rlv»n, tlmt tho uu»r-si(-'BCl Has beta appointed and duly iualiflod as Administrators of the estate «f liuhama. uniiF, lata of Siontf 0'iiary Coumty, Imllnmn, Said «stato is said to solvent.

ALEXANDER T. TITOMI S-ON 1115NKY T. THOMPSON.

Dattd, D*.\ 1!, 1890.

TATE .A.RE

Just,

Completing

OUR NEW

Ten Thousand Bushel

CORN CRIB

And Will be Ready to receive all the corn in the County -AT-

MARKET IE.

Bring it Along and Dump

118 nd ISO E.lf arket St

Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for

Kill

WELL, WELL

Here I am right on top again, and at

my old headquarters at tlie 09 ccnt

store, just loaded 3 ithpresents

for little loys ind girls.

1 have games, frleds, skats, wagons,

wheelbarrows, velocipedes, bicycles

trycicles, dolls, doll carriages, kitchen

sets, etc.

it would take me too long dear child

ren to tell you of all the nice things

that I have for you, but come and

me and I will show them to you.

Fine work at Reasonable prices, itiui solicited.,

ROSS BROS., S9-C¥:,v STORE

V'ashington Street, opposite the Court House,

Letter? addressed to Santa Clans, In care of this store, will receive, prompt attention. E3TA I:.) rayon portrait given to every stonier.

Th*1 Gr"*]] Street EI!,CHANT TAILOK

Neai the Post Office

COWMAN

Monteoi&ery County Ms.

NEW BOSS.

Mrs. Scott Miller is on the side list. Meeting closed Monday with two additions. Prof, Brown has been lecturing in this vicinity.

Rev. Carson of the Presbyterian chnrch will preach here to-morrow. F. T. Maxwell conducted devotional exercise at church Sabbath evening.

A. M. Thomson, of Pittsboro, visited relatives and friends here a few days since. Richmond «fc Ross, the popular harness makers at Crawfordsville, have the finest line of blankets and robe* Uiis season we have ever seen. This is the best firm in the county.

The following pupils of district No. 5, Walnut township were neither absent nor tardy duriug the last school month: Mollie Britton, Amanda Buchanan, Juannu Berry, Jane Chambers, Ethel Edwards, Sillie Faust, Orleva Haukins, Dora Mears, Elsie Mears, Bertha Peterson, Arthur Portur, Effie Porter, Nellie Porter, Clarence Sunley, Heorge Evans.

SOUTH WEST UNION.

J. R. Hall has fallen iieir to a small estate. Subscribe for the Review and get the news. Dr. Ross went to Illinois on special business.

Mrs, Frank Jamisou is very lbw with lung fever. Rev. Hamilton preached to a crowded house Sunday.

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and Mart you. Can work In ipare thn# or all the Hire. Big: money for worker*. Failure unknown among tbrro. NKW and wonderful. Particular* free.

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Wallie Smith traveled through our streets Saturday. Mrs. James Lowellen lias been visiting relatives here.

Cale Moore moved into the house vacated by George Crane. Miss Minnie Broilman has been quite poorly for tho past week.

Tom Whitaker and wife, of Fountain county, were the guests of Wm. Grubbs Sunday.

There is quite an excitement over the discovery of a silver mine, on Indian creek near he wild cat den.

J.t is reported that one man in South West Union, butchered hogs on last Sunday. He is said to be a law abiding man.

The finest line of blankets and robes over brought to Crawfordsville are to be found at Richmond fc Ross', on Market street. A threatened warm winter have compelled them to sell at any price to get rid of them. Don't forget this.

YOUNTSVILLE.

Health is good here. The growing wheat looks fine, W. S. Weikel is building anew barn. Farmers have about all their farm work done up.

Townsley and Work are placing their corn crusher in position this week. The O'Neal brothers are feeding a fine lot of young mules for the spring market

W. V. Yount and Will Hirst are in White county this week ons bunting tour. A literary entertainment will take place at the church ChristmaB eve,by the Sunday school children.

Sam Love, J. W. Davis and Will Lawton went to Garfield on Wednesday on a hunting excursion.

The basket supper at the M. E. church

THE CRAvVFOllOSV'ILLE WEEKLY HEVIEW.

last Saturday night ueted eighteen dollars and sixty-eight cents. Tho literary society here is ui good working order at this tiute. Regular meetings take place every two weeks.

What would make a nicer Christmas present for a friend than a handsome lap robe? Rich'niom &. Ross have them in endless varieties and cheaper than ever before.

BROWNSVALLEY.

Mrs. Wm. Easter is on the sick list. The people are all through gathering their corn.

There is some talk of awe lding here Christmas day. The general health is somewhat better in this part.

The curp was not as large as expected but the quality is good. The b'-ys made a rud on the rabbits last Monday and killed 43.

Barney Kailey, or Waveland. was hero Monday on legal business. Dick Thrapp from Indianapons, was here ou busiue8s Wednesday,

Allen & Larrence shipped two car loads of hogs from here Wednesday night. John Gilliu after along visit with his friends in Brownsvalley has returned home.

Steave Allen went to Indianapolis Wednesday on business. Steave is a hustler. John Williams has killed about two hundred quails this season. John is a crack shot,

Beujamin Blacketer. went to Crawfordsville ou business Wednesday, attending the Fletcher case.

Will Nash was here Tuesday with his holiday samples. He is traveling for Bonnell, Nash & Co.

William Grimes, of the soldiers' home cornet baud at Leavenworth, Kansas, is here visiting his uucle Prof. C. Grimes.

Miss Emiley Wasson east of this place while walking out in the yard fell aud dislocated her hip. She is at tho age of 76 years old and will hardly recover.

We have a new blacksmith in our town and and we think he is just a dandy. That is what we have been wanting a smith that would stay close to his business.

If you want cheap candies and holiday goods and groceries, call on VanCleave, the grocer, He has laid in a fine display of fine candies and will sell them at rock bottom prices.

The members of the Baptist church made a donation to their pastor Rev. Kendal, of this place last Wednesday. There will be aChristinact ree at the church here Christmas eve.

Richmond & Ross are selling their harness, saddles, robes, blaukets whips, etc., at unheard of prices. They are going to change quarters on Jan 1 aud would rathe, sell at a loss than to move them. Be sure and see theui.

MADISON TOWNSHIP

We are having good winter weather. The elevator at Kirkpairick is said to sure thing.

The schools of this township all in a prosperous condition. J. W. Willson is feeding three car loads of cattle for the spring market. •.

Everbody seems to want to put in a bid the county line free gravel road. The farmers ot Montgomery and Tippecanoe counties are organizing a home fire insurance company.

The new depot at Kirkpatnck is to be moved over to the south side of the track to make

for extending the Bwitch for the new elevator. Some of the republicans here are wanting more for their hogs than their own party leaders are paying in the Union Stockyards at Indianapolis. They should go over and consult their brethren and try ana spring the market.

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On Jan. 1st Richmond & Ross will remove their harness store into a room in the Miller block on Washington street They have too many goods to move and to reduce stuck will sell at a positive sacrifice for the next twoweeks.

The stock shipper8 ot this community are feeling very blue. The people were promised good prices for their larm produce, better prices for their stock on foot but instead of getting better the sale on foot seems to be getting worse. It seems as though the republican party cannot control the markets any more than an individual person, For their leaders to start out in a political campaign telling the people that if they would vote for the republican ticket, that they would restore to then? a great export market for their beef and pork, is all wind. If there Is no. foreign demand for American produce, how is the republican party to give us a market? The McKinley bill does not give us a market for one bafrel of pork or'beef nor does it give the American farmer a market for one bushel of grain. We ask ourselves what is the matter with Harrisou's administration. The republicans of the western Btates will not yield longer, and what the result will be be to furnish the stock rais. ere and the tillers of the soil with foreign markets is yet to be looked for and hoped for.

COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES.

Teach, don't hear recitations. You cannot tell a pupil how to study. Study each child. He has special needs. Myrtle(Elliott teaches in Franklin township. It is the teacher's duty to discourage Blang. When a pupil wants to be better ho Is bettar.

Teach perception and memory in connection.

H. A. Harper teaches in Franklin town ship. Little things are the ones that should be done well,

Too much holiday is unhealthy for the com mon school. H. M.£ Robinson is doing good work in Brownsvalley.

Walter McBroom is the controlling power at New Richmond.

Knowledge that cannot be communicated is not knowledge,

Good temper comes from a clear conscience and a good stomach. A low voice is much better and more effective than aloud one.

The are eight married teachers in the work in Montgomery county.

J. B. Evans has brought the Waveland schools to a high standard.

It is a large part of a teacher's duties to cultivate a refined taste in her pupils.

The Longview schools are being successfully conducted by Misses Spruhan and Hall. It is easier to stop the beginning of evil than to check it when the stream has gathered force-

More attention shold be given to teaching the average child to speak and write his mother tongue.

A number of the Montgomery county teachers will attend the state normal school during the spring.

An examination is not so much for the purpose of findiutr out what a pupil knows, as ascertaining his mental power.

We think the trustees of the Ladoga schools saved a penny and lost a pound in not having their teachers attend the County Teacher's Association.

Man cannot live ou bread alone a child cannot live on studies alone a teacher cannot live on hearing lessons alone. The teacher

should

improve general inlelligance and good manners, and above all to elevate the school socially and morally.

School Teachers and Sunday schools can find the largest and most complete line of caadies at the Fulton. Fancy bcx tandies put up to order. Santa Claus wil 1 We there Dec. 24th come see him. J- C. Wampler-

Xhe HurkflU.

INMANAPOL1S.

Cattle—We quote: Fancy Export. $4 15@4 BO Choico shipping steers of 1,400 to 1,600 pounds $3 75@4 10 Good shipping steers of 1,100 to 1,800 pounds..... 13 60@S 90 Fair shipping steers ot 1,000 to 1,200 pounds 3 25@3 50 Fair to medium hellers. 2 00@2 25 Common to fair heifers 1 65@2 00 Good to choice cows 2 00@2 25 Fair to medium cows 1 50@1 75

Hogs—We quote Good to choice heavy and medium $3 90@3 97K Fair to good mixed 3 65®3 85 Good to choice light 3 75@3 90 Roughs 2 25@3 50 Light Mixed 3 6»@8 85 Wheat..' Corn... ••-50 Oats Hay $1oT50

CBAWFOKDSVILLj!.

1890,

Wheat 85@'J0 Corn Hay »7@8 Oats ^2 Butter 15 Eggs

Chickens Turkeys Ducks

SANTA CLAUS SOARED TO DEATH.

Our Prices have ruined the Old Fellow's Monopoly and will give Everybody a chance to play Santa Glaus this year. Prices within reach of all and now is the time to select and have laid away your Holiday Goods while they are New, Fresh and Novel. Don't wait until the last minute but come at once and see the most complete line

sold engraved free by the onty good engraver in the city, and all spectacles accurately fitted to the eyes with diamond lenses by tlie only practical Optician in the city.

OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE ON EAST MAIN, STREET.

Is Larger than ever.

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Don't Tail t* Visit

THJE FAIR

Onr Line ef

HOLIDAY GOODS

Is Complete. A Fine Line of Jewelry, Grand Line of China Goods. A

Wonderful Line

To Select From. Anything you want we hare got or will get it for you. Come and see lis.

6. Washington Street.

Noti ce the Sign, "The Fair."

YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE.

More beautiful things aiul more of them than anybody, hare some

New Parlor and Table Ornaments, Fine Bisque Figures, all the Novelties in Jewelry, New and unique shapes in Silverware.

Goods that you can get any where slse in this market, .Examine them Prices always the lowest, quality for quality. Choose your Holiday Presents now.

12 East Wash. St., Indianapolis.

JOHN McCLAMEOCK,

Successor to Yeagley & McClamrock,

OFFERS

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO CAlSHBUYERS

BOOTS AND SHOES.

If You are looking for an Appropriate Present for a Friend or Relative drop in and see our Fine Line of

Christmas Slippers-

Also a Large and Complete Line of Roots, Shoes and Rubber Goods.

REMEMBER CASH TALKS.

OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.

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Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Bronzes and Silverware ever shown in the city. All Goods

AMD GRAHAM

We want yo*

Wal}^

1881.

A Christmas Smoke!

Is as nice a token of your esteem for a Friend as you could present. I have Just reeeived an elegant Line of

Cristmas Pipes

And Small Beautifully DECORATED R0XES of' Choice Cigars that will make Handsome Presents. My Line of.

Tobacco and Pipes

Come and see me, South Green Street, next to Elsten's Rank.

S. Hardee.