Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 December 1890 — Page 8
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Christmas Pictures
One I.'onnr Per Dozen.
A.' D. Willis.
South of Court
Wemake th.' argest iainily groups in the city. Everything guaranteed first class.
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srwi®a?Bii£ Toledo, 0..yonwill to-l celvotheWeeklyBeeby' mall, postage pald,tlttj January 1st, 1893, Tho Bee has8large pages, 8 columns each,making one and one quarter miles of reading each year. It is one of the best general Weeklies In theUnttedStates bi all the News, great 8f riej. Household, Fara Ohildrens Hour, ties, Biddies, Rev. Tal-' mage's Sermons, Market Reports, Practical Polt
i. v..:, 'ins K~T powt^.a.-. ...-.STEUS is 'j its WOULD. V'lriy: oaro n^nmstism. Kidney Pains,! •i ...i-.liCi r:c.:r'?7 a:ia all lameness! .r:.:.. -i ly imposture or OTer-oic.iion.| -. oa vr-...:
Q^ick belief from! ptt!i.ir.oulon
having Orosvennr's
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All AG3ES. AND PAINS.
(Jrosrenor'c -('-.ip-sin PliuttprfeS -r-! i»»n8iy Vcg- evW-i r.r: Harmless. l'euevjJ Vad l.-.'v.r fa.l to cure. o«ic:t AND sdbe. ••ol' or maHed'on recel nf ssc.| _»VI NO7I .t xriouAitiiS,^ ).cs Ma.n.
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«vt For LOST or FAILING KiHEOODl General and KEUYODSDEBILITYj
VIEDR-.? STRENGTH
Weakness of BodyttndHrnd,EfEeot» of EjrorsorExcesaen in Oldor Yonnr,
KoNlU Noble JBAMIIOOD fblly Restored. How to «nl«m ud fitrwrlbentTKAK, ENDRTELOPEUORflAKSft PARTS OF BODY, Absolatelf tmfaUSo? HOAB TRKiTSIEXT—Benefit* la a day. Imtestily Pram 60 Statci awl Fsirlfa Countries* n*HU theme PeserlpUro Book, explanation an proofi vniM (seaM) Ate«
ERJE MCTOEGAI. CO.. BUFFALO, N. Y.
Ilomo seekers wiil flnd the last of Ilift pnblic domain of I agricultural r.n'l grazing Talne along tho great Northern sallway in North Dakota and Montana.
NEW TOWN
FREE I LANDS
1 100 or more along Iho Great Northern llaihvay lino. Businoas chancos. Write F. I.
Whitney, St. Paul. Minn., for 1 BooUa, .Map!*, Jtc. Write how.
Settlers on^freo Government lands along tlio (. e.it Northern railway line in Northern Dakota and Montana gt low rates and fine miMkets for products.
HUNTING FISHING.
LOW
"RATES"
1 Finost resorts in America I along the GroatNorthern railway line iu Minnesota. Dako1 tas and Montana. Best cliI mate for health seeker.-'.
ontana produces the Ilnost I orses and cattle. Fret) range yet inJMouse, Milk ami SnnRivor Velleys and Sweet! Grass Bills.
HEALTH, WEALTH:
CATTLE.
In" Motana. Free Lands, "New Towns. New Railways, New Sliues, Low liates. Largest area of good vacant lane..
.Sweet Grass Hills. Milk and I Sun-River Valleys, Montana. reached only by the Great Northers Rallwas Line, The Stock Raisers' paradi4o.
MINES.
£6
SHEEP, HOGS.
The it'giona tributary to Great Northern Railway Lino Montaua, produco ail the and bases metals, ew towns and railways are being built.
P1recious
COAL. II
Go to tho Great Keservation 1 ot Montana and get a good free homestead. Low rateB and free Freo Sleepers on the 1 Great Northern Railway Lino. 1
Qo
now.
HERBS.
MILK RIVER.
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These have made Montana tho richest State per capita In Union. Plenty of reom for miners and ftock raisers. Now Is tho time.
Along the Great Northern 1 Railway ilno In Montana aro reo ranches and pasturage, mines erf precious metals, Iron 1 and coal, aud new cities and towns. Now is you, chauce.
GREAT FALLS..
YOUNG MAN.
Surroundod by a fine agrleultural and grazing country, elose to ininos of precious metals iron ahd coal, possessing a water power unequaled in America, it is Montana's industral ceator.
The Valleys of Rod, Moos?, Missouri, Milk and Sun rivers reached by Great northern Railway Lino. Half rate excursions Sept. 9, 23 and Oc'. 14,1890. Write P. I. WHITNEY, St. j?anl, Minn. ,M.
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Mrs. Joseph Bend. It Is now uiiirvi] squirrels.
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fltlQinna for soldiers, s.llors, paOllalUilO rents, widows und minor dhildren $8 to .$13 a mouth. Under Act June 27,1890, all soldiors and sailors aro outitlort for any disability, whether contracted in service or not. All their widows, minor-/ children and dependent parents whothotvSjjle perform manual labor or not. Wrlttfa.frdn(!e to GHAPIN BROWN, Att'y-at-law, 3?6 lfe St, N W., Washington, I). C. No fou unress'clalm in allowed. 13 years'eiym-ienco.
THE PRINCE
AGENTS WANTED
OF PEACE1
—AKICH— HARVEST
Krerybody wants this Bc«nUful I.lfe of
ancient
H' ln^ei"
Br JIKS.
.JffiDKLLA M. ALT)EN (PA.VHV). (i00 rorml ootaro nazes: aoo «upcrb illuitratlonu, riobly«color«d llthograpbf. Uui«d photo5iavurfa, enffravlngi, representing tuo Ue«t work*
aod modern muter* a taattihlcm Album of
yv.v.f''®®ci*ca Art* The author lithe acknowledged i»eor of all on iblt noble theioe, Sho safe, grapliie, attractive: naa spent 15 years In painstaking preparation for thii crown*
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ah'ioi quails or
Harvey Lane, uf Tiniui^ tiolls, apeul Sunday ia the* oily. Mrs. E. C. Vons and daughter are spending the week iu Cauvilie, 111.
All tUecorpi'rat! a A dctrict schools aro havinfi! vocatiou this woi'k. S. S. Qiliilaiid has been appointed guardian of James F. Urackett, mmor heir ot Robert Bracket!, deceased.
Company I musteied into oerrice again last Friday night with forty members. The old •fficere were re-elected.
Judge Snyder has announcfed that the pay to the attorneys for Mr. Pettit will bo upon the basis that but two fit ms were appointed, and he has so amended bis record.
The pamphlet containing «f history of the Pettit trial sold rapidly at Shawnee Mouud, \Tingate aud other places near where the scene of the tragfdy is located.
Tbis season has been a bad one on most of the hog shippers or this county. The price has been too low for making much money iu buying and most of them have lost.
James L. Smith's team run away on east Maiu streetjWedneeday afternoon. Mr. Smith was thrown out and the wagon, passed over oue of his feet, crushing scmo of tho bones —Waveland Iudependent.
The Veedersburg News complains that the community is in tho handa of the "White Gaps" and the people scared to death. Three different warnings were left on a? many different door steps there last week.
The school children of this city on Christmas day distributed about 125 busKels of presents among the po«r of the city. The act was very commendable and marks a precedent in the history of the city that will bear repetition.
The{bond«f John Cornier, who gave the lowest bid on the east end of the connty line gravel road, was not approved, aB one of his bondsmen withdrew. Tne contract was then awarded to -George and Thomas Lynch, ot Darlington, for $8,080.
In the circuit court last week at Chicago Lillian Lewis, the actress, sned Wolfred North for $10,000 for malicious prosecution. North had previously sued the actress for breach of contract in discharging him from her company and to recover salary.
The Hadley?, of Hendricks county, are aboat to give every thing they possess to charity. Secretary Johnson went to Pittsboro, Thursday, to conclude arrangements for receiving 160 acres of laid a gentleman there will give the board of charities.
Raccoon creek is now well stocked with carp.. This is the result of washouts in the lish pounds in this locality. While many objected to the taste of these fish when caught from the goundi lacal connisseura say that creek carp are as good as bass.—LadogaLeader.
An old German named Van Winkle, a distant relative of Rip, was before the circuit court last Saturday, charged witk stealing a shirt at New Ross. The eld fellow was a little cracked in the head and the judge gave hln a seven days' jail sentence, that he might rest up.
Hon. James W. French, editor the Journal, is to suceeed James Murdosk as warden of the prison north at Michigan Citg. Mr. F's term as diiectiir of the prison will expire when the legislature elects his successor, and he will begin his duties as warden in February or March, 1S91.
Atiaiu the sad messenger of death has visited .the fiouie of Decatuv Wilkison, this time taking thrtir iufant from their arms, The death occurred Monday night and was laid to rest the Masouic cemetery by Undertaker Birdcell,
Tuesday. This is the fourth child taken from them-in the past two months.—Wagnetown Hornet.
Kennedy & Kennedy, in behalf of the Howard Buggy Company, of Gallon, Ohio, have attached the stock of Mert BeGkner, which is now in the hands of an assignee. The company claims that when fieekner purchased his stock nf them he represented that his partner, Buser, owned 100 acres of land, when iu reality he owned noue.
A company of home capitalists is being formed to manufacture pottery from the cele brated clay en Hence Coleman's farm. This clay has been examined by several experts and pronounced the best in the Uuited states. It is thought the new company will begin active operations about April 1st. Gen. M. D. Man sou is its president.
It looks like all the witnesses against Rev. Pettit of Crawfordsville, are being "hoodoed." John Acbesou, who testified that he wanted to buy strychnine of him, was slv by a burglar. 6. W. O'dell, who was a strong witness for the state, is almost dead from having a pile driver fall upon him, and Sue Kerr, who also testified to damagiug tilings against him, has fallen and broken her arm.
The two-year old s"a ot WiilDodson, which is making its home at W. W. Tiffany's who lives near Eimdale, came near being scalded to death on Tuesday. They were washiug and in some way the little fellow fell backwards into a tub of boiling water, and at firot thought tliat death would instantly follow. From the last reports, however, the sufferer was doing well and its recovery is looked upon without a deubt.—Waynetown Hornet
It strikes the Sun that Gov. Hovey carrit partisanship too far in appointing a republican to succeed Judge Mitchell. Tho people had by a very emphatic niajerity said that at least one democrat should occupy a seat on the supreme bench. The Sun has nothing to urge against Judge McBride, but it would have been a courteous act on tho port of Gev. Hovey to have appointed Thomas F. Davidson, of Crawfordsvilie.—Indianapolis Sun.
A reporter for the Andersen Horald was in town Monday, looking into the history of W. W. Steele. His career would furnish material for much more than a newspaper article. A man ef handsome address, brilliant intellect, given a thorough education by indulgent parents, of high attainments in the medical profession, deliberately ruining himself by drink. He became a drunkard, a gambler and finally is arrested for robbing an eld man, in a distant city. The reporter says bis case is a bad one. He can prove an alibi on one charge, but the other will stick, and he will go ever the road. —Waveland Independent.
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THE CKAW jRDS 1LLE WEEKLY REVIEW.
Wrangling Over the Fees*
Tho iittoniuys
Putn propose to sue Tlp-
pecauoe comity "or $10,000, for their work in defense of Pcliit, couceruiug which the Lafayette Sunday Loader says: "As tho Leader slated, two weokH ugc, we think Judge Snyder erred in aptminttag h» many attorneys in this case. There Wore six attorneys defending— five ot them uuder omirt appointment Although $3,500 looks like a big sum to uiauy, when it is cut into six parts, and the $600 ot actual expeuses incurred by tho attorneys is taken out it does not leave such a great sum for each individual. Here is where one of the difficulties comes in. The court, it seems, annoHnced at the time of the appointment, that the allowances would be fixed upon the basis of the appointment of two firms —but it seems that the iecord does not state that fact. The pie is being eut into so many pieces, that there is not enough to satisfy the appetite of any of the eaters. The nnderstandiag among the public is, that it the $3,500 had been paid, there were have been $750 for each ot the four firms engaged in the ease—Mr. Staurt being paid an equal share by associates—the $600 guing to the actual expense acconnt. Whether the county ^aiu or IOBO by the suit, the final judgement will tell.
Actually at Home-
Mrs. Elma 0. Whitehead, the somewhat celebrated female in the Pettit case, arrived at her home at Shawnee Mound last week from California. There is no doubt of this this time, for Elma has been seen aud talked with bj mauy persons since her arrival. She is ready, it is stated, to meet any charges that may be brouirbt against her in connection with the death ot Mrs Pettit, and will likely remain at home to accommodate the grand jury ot Tippecanoe county and give it time to indict her it it feels so disposed.
The Ladoga Leader is much improved .under its new management. The days will leugthen now, Sunday having been the shortest day of the year.
Many former residents of Jrawferdsvllle are back here to enjoy the Holiday season. Nathaniel Boober has been taking the CHAWFOHKSVILLB REVIEW for fifty years continously. THE REVIEW office ought to give him a big pension.—Darlington Echo.
Merchants complain of too mueh "lookaround" customers—people that would come in to inspect the stock of goods and then go oat without purchasing, and the Holiday trade was not so good this year as last.
Gardner, the Binger, and his ttoupe drew a large crowd to MUBI'C Hall on Wednesday." He must, however, give ns something sew the next time or be cannot expect a like patronage. He is at Indianapolis to-night
Next Thursday the watches, sewing machine clothes and other articles as premium*, will be given to the agenia who have been soliciting subscriptions for the REVIEW. Agents have a few more days in which to get in their work.
Chas. M. Berry, of the Veedersburg News, has undertaken the herculean task of removing the county soat from Covington to that town. So far as a central location is concerned the argument in favor of the change is all right, but such an outlandish looking place as Veedersburg is, will probably forever prevent it frem securing the desired object.
To Mothers.—Should the baby be suffering with any of the disorders of babyhood nse Dr. Bull's baby syrup at once for the treuble. 25 cents.
The Romans etched their public records on brass.
There has been made a list of 210 birds which inhabit Alaska.
The orange crop in Spain and southern Europe generally is a failure thii year,
Nearly one-half of the area of the province of Utrecht, Holland, is uuder grass.
There are about 32,000 arrests eacli year in Paris and of those arrests thirty-five are assaying.
Iu Paris there are 56,000 gaslights, so that it is just 100 timeB better lighted than it wan a century ago.
Into the streets of Denver $25,000,000 in gold and silver eoiu are shoveled from the mountains every year.
There are five women and onejman living at 162 AciherBt street, Toronto, who sleep every night in their respective coffins.
Daimio persimmons weighing eighteen ouuees have been grown on the place of Celoael Chureh, just east of Orlando, Fla.
Elkhart council haB passed an ordinance re quiring saloon keepers to do away with screen betore their bars.
The infant reason grows apace and calls for one mor6 application of that good friend, Salvation Oil,which never dhsappolnts.but always kills pain.
Merit *Vines.
We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling I)r. King's Now Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and wo staud ready to refund the put chase price, if satisfactory results do not follow thfiir use. These remedies have wen their great popularity purely on their merits. Nye & Co.
Catarrh indicates impure blood, aud to cure it, take Hood's Sarsaparilla, which purifies the bloed. Sold by all drugg'sts.
Fortunate Father and Son. "I am as certain aB I now live," says U. E Bartholomew, of Kalkaska, Mich., "that Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y., saved my life when I was a victim of that teriible renal disorder—Bright's disease. My sou had a fever sore on his leg. He, too, used Favorite Remedy, and,is now well. But for this medicine I am sore both father and son would have been six feet under the sod.
Williainsport people aro more modeBt their demands than most other Indiana people say they would be satisfied with a corn canning factory and a creamery, S
Frederick Boehm, New York shot himself lirough the heart, Friday. Said he was an ^anarchist
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$17.50
Buys choice of any $35. $30 or $25 matched suitor Chinchilla Overcoat or Melton in our house.
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SEAL S0ABING.
The *'cateh" last year was 100,000
The this"
Seal skins are rising in price. was an advance in the London market
last week of 90 pei cent.
Cheapest Now.
You'd never buy them cheaper than
now. We offer them at 50 per cent
less than they can be bought in New
York to-day. MDF FS,
CAPES, JACKETS, .. SACQUES,
ALL THE GARMENTS.
L. S. Ayers & Co.
INDIAilArOLIS.
I Have Made a
Great Reduction
Cooking and Heating {Stoves
And You will be Surprised at the Price They are Now Sold, at .My Store.
ALEX. MAH0KNEY.
Iiuiiauapt'Iis Wire Works.
Flower Stands
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OfEvery description, bank and desk railings, Florists' designs, moss baskets, coops of all kinds, wire £3 vases, window and counter guards, trellises and arches, grave guards, wire signs, etc. 27 Circle Kt. Indianaoolia.
Consumption Surely Cured. To THS EDITOH:— Please Inform your readers that 1 liavo a positive remedy for the above-named disease. By its timely uso thousands of hopeless eases have been permanenUy cored. I shall be glad to send two bottles of my renedy FREE to any of yonr readers who have eonsamptUa if they will send me their Express and P. O. nd&rofls. Bcfcpeetfally, T. A. SI^GUM, M. €., 181 Pearl St., N. Y.
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EX) SALE
OF
The stringency in^ lie money market compels us to make a tremendous effort to convert our grand stock of $350,909 worth of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Shoe into cash. From now until New Years we offer our entire stock at an enormous reduction in prices.
"We must crowd the business of six weeks into two and hare put prices on our stock accordingly. Mail orders, accompanied by the cash, will be promptly attended to.
MODEL CLOTKIM CO,
St.,
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Geo. Long & Co.
113 EAST MAIN ST.
Successors to J. M- Tomlinson «fc Co)
23,000 We have a fine line of Sugar, Coffee Tobacco and Canned Goods. There
Come and Inspect Our Stock.
Farmers desiring to exchange their produce lor Fresh. Groceries, and always at the
Lowest Current Rates
Should call at our store on East Market Street.
We have a good trade and expect to maintain it by fair treatment of all customers.
Geo. Long & Co.
OFALLPLASTERS TSscribcd
by Physicians, but
Brtureget
Buys thoiceof one 2,000 regular S22, §20, $15 or $1 Suit or Chinchilla Overcoat or Mi*lton.
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CARTERS
onlyn
/recently introduced generallyA DR.GROSVENOR'S
^Bellc&p-sii PLASTERS.
C) The best Porous Plaster madex^,
LSUnlike
/for all aches,pains and weak placesjry other plasters, so be suretCS
/and the genuine with the pic-Jp of a bell on the back-cloth.)^ JET$GROSVENOR
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RICHARDS, Boston.?jj}
FROS^PAINfRYIT
Drawings, Specifications, Applications for
Made By
W. P. SHARP,
Office over Jnke Joel's Opp. Court House
GENUINE HUNGARIAN ME. iDICINAL
Iodines
fSwcet aiul Dry.]
Direct from the (irow1r,
ERN. STMW,
Erdo-llenyn, Tokay, Hun giiry.
KU.N STKIN'S TOKAY WINKS have a wide European rep- ?r utation as line, agreeablo
v-vj—-,M
wl nes o£ delightful boquot ripo and rich color, and as appetising and strongthlng tonics. They are peculiarly suitable for luitsn eon wines, for ladles, and for medicinal use.
St.,
PILLS.
CURE
Bick Headache and relieve all tho troubles lnof* dent to a bilious state of tho system, snoh aa Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating. Pain in the Sido, &c. While their most) pemoBtoblo snccoss has been shown ia curing
SICK
fes&aaeVio, yot Carter's Llttlo Liver Pitta an equally valuable in Constipation, curing and proventing this annoying complaint, whllo they also cerrect all disorders of thos tomach^Umulate tha liver and regulate the bowels. Even If they only
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rAciia they would bo almoatpriceless to those who 1 Buffer from this distressing complaint but fortu-
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nately their goodness does notond hore.and thoso who once try them win find these little pills valuable in so many ways that they will not bo billing to do without them.<p></p>ACHE
But after allslck hca4
Isthebane of so many lives that hero is where tre mike our great boast. Our pills cure it while Others do not.
Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and 'very easy to take. One or two pills makoa d0E0. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle acUon please all who use them. In vials at 25 cents five for $1. Sola by draggiets everywhere, or sent by mail. 'CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.
SMALL PILL. SHALL OOSE. SMALL PRICE
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Sub-Agent Wanted,
Write for sample oaeo containing one dozen fall pint bottles, selected of feur different grades Of their Tokay wines nt t0 the case. In. Stein, Ol-o Cotton Kxckango Building, Keeni 9, New
II NEW I
OoIdWatcbl
Worth 81 OO.00. iJciTfiO [watch in the world. Pcrfrrc timekeeper. Warranted heavy,
SOLID GOLD hunting cat*k.
locality can aecure
free, tocetber with our largo valuablelioeof IIouseh*ll
Samples* Tbeee samples, a« well ..ie watch, are free. All the work yoo
need do Is to show what we send yoo to those who call—your friends and neighhorsand those about you—lhatalwayi results in valuable trade for us, which holds for years when onccstarteri, and thus we are repaid. We poy all e*prw. freight, etc. After you know all. If you woukl like to po to work for
DS.
you ctm
earn from #20 to AGO per wock and upwards.'Address. Stlnaon «fc Co.. Ko* HI 2. Portland. Blaine.
fiRATHKKI-COMFOKTING.
EPFS' COCOA
ItKEAKI
ASr.
"BY a thorough knowledgool thonaturullaws which govern the operations of digostlon and nutrition, and 1JY II careful «pplication of tho flno proportion of well-selected C'ocoa, Mr. Kpps has provided our breakfast tables with a dolioatolY flavored beverago which mnY save us manY lieavv doctors' bills. It is bY tho Judicious uuo of Hiii'h articles of diot that a constitution may ho gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease, llundreds of subtlo maladies nro floating around us readY to attack wherever tlinns Is a w#ak point. Wo niaY escapo ninnv a fatal shaft 1Y keeping oornolves well fortified with pure blood and properly nourished frame.—Civil Servleo Gazette. Mado sltnplY with boiling water or ivrflk. Sold only iu half pound tins, liy grooerH, labelled thus: JAMKS F.l'l'S & CO., oiiKjBJpaihl-jCnonii st, London, Eng.
PENNYROYAL WAFERS.
Prescription of a physician who has had a life lone experience in ale diseases. Is used perfect success by over 10,000 Pleasant, safe,
ltofy with perfect success by _.-rl0
,0f--ladfi-s.
Ladies ask your drugennyroyal wafers and
effectual gist for take no subs age for scale-, -,
take no substitute, or incioso post,afte for sealed part ioulars. Sold by all drUjrgists. $1 per box. Address
aS®Pv^Trs all drujrgists, $1 per box. Address THE EUREKA OHEMICAIj CO., DETROIT, MICH. FOit SAl.a ftY LEW FISUJSK.
Ft. \Vayne continues to patronize southern lotteries to the extent of many thousand dollars a month.
SURRIES, styish, at Tinsley &, Martin's
Try a sack of McKeeu's besi Hour.