Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 February 1891 — Page 5
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BOOK-KEEl'ING, .SIIOKT-II AND and TELEGRAPHY &ro t&ogbt by actual business
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Ilaring perfected arrangements to remodel in store room iu March have determined to reduce iny stock and to do so will
For the Next Thirty -Days
-OFFER MY
ENTIRE STOCK
FOR CASH.
This is stirictlv a spot cash sale at st. Kvi'i-ytiiiiii must go. first served.
D. E.
l.nte ot ill* JaBersoii Modical
cii* treatment for
all
VanCamp & Co.
MAIN STREET. OPP. COURT HOUSE.
VSK. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. RED CTIOSS DIAMOND BRAND
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE. The nnlj Snfc, Sore,*ndreliable Till for Bala. Indies, uk Drngtfit for Ckitheuer't IMaluk Iliamand "rand in Itcd »nl Gold kicUlIHo boiM nled with blue ribben. Take no other kind. Btfiut Suirtitutoiu anilmUatwat.
All nlUa In puteboard boiei, pink wrapper., arc danscrou* counterfeit*. At Drugstau, or a«a n« 4e. la itampi for particulars, lestlmunUl*. and
"Keller
10,069 Teatimonlal..^ Mime flvw-.-.T--- CHICHESTER CHCMIC^Co^eatojm Sold bj all Local DruechM.
THE BEST POROUS PLASTERS !N THE WORS-EJ,
"^.SSSsSr RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY PAINS, LAME BACK, &:
SJ5centsfttDrucsistfl. iJHOSVENOR Ar
Mmm
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cliroaie .Disoass*.
Crawfordsrille.
for Ladle**" in ktfar, by rctur« Mall.
ISoMom,
a Home Doctor.
BARNES, M. D.,
Colloz*.
lage, Chica:* Ophthalmic Collogu.
BolUvua
the Myo amd Ear ia tfc» Indiana Kclectio
Poantylrania nespital. Iadiana IcIecMc UarliM.1
lluspitnl.
New
M«UoaI
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Tke follonins are i»o«m ol the hroniu Hiseani* cared by tin) Karaufi N«w Cormiai^* Ti »atmsnt: Aeue, Abscssset. Astkma, Ilaiiriineiui. UloMhes, Bro«ahiti», Chitini* Dkarrkoa, lleadacha, Hyatona, lrrecularitioa, lmpoteney, Joint f)iso*M, Liver, Crookod I.imbB, Clb Feet, Constipation, Cancer, nobility. Dyspepsia, i.iudorrhea, Xerroasaees, Orariw, Piles, Prostration, rimploi. Paralysis, Wheainatisni. Drop»r. Dysentery, Rryslpelaa,Female VTealusaas, Fsrer Sores Raptmre, Spine. Swelling, Skin Disease, su-mtur*. Sortrfnla, St. Tlm» Sanee, Fistula, Soitre' Client, Craral, Hip .Joint Disaasc. Syphilis, SpennatorrUosa, Tape Worm, Tonsil Bnlnreenients', Tamors, Ijlaars, Woaib. Ho particularly iurilas sil irliese
H'eated or proaoMaaad inearabln to call, in Id aoasalted at Wis offlea,
EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY,
All Diseases Located without Asking a Question-
fSPGuarantees a Cure in svory case of Catarrh. Piles. Geaeral De bility and Kidney Diseases*. 8500 .or failure to cure
of
su«»h*Ii«1
Oculist. Aurist. Plivsician and Surg-eon.
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THE CR A 'W F() Tx vib
First come
^Iiihn.
Commercial College,
•WFino lllnstratoU t:»lueao fpif. Address* W. C. ISBELL, Pres t,
Te.rre Ilautc, Iiul.
the Barao ••rmi-
mih
have been negleeted, badly
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Xonlh Walaat.St.,
JLUJl jlli
Dr.-WALTER
Formerly of *e
6r®at New York Hospita
Sow Surgeon of the 1 XT Ell-STAT IS
ASSOC AM
SPECIALISTS
hXl'FKT
11 UP at tin Nult House, Crawfordsvillu, Ttiiirsd/iy, February 1". ConsultiUkm ami examination freo ami strictly confidential in his private trlorn nt tho Nutt House. Dr. Wnlfer duhis mitiro attention to ilisonsos of th(! eye, "fir, thront, lnnK-". xvii'l to all chronic, private nnil icrvous (li«(!iiKi's mid deformities, asjrmnulatod -1|j, eross eyes. deafness, ilisolmnje at the ears. iroiichiti», cli'onic couch, uoitre [biK neck] iPTPr sorcrt and ulcers. Uri^lit's (license. rlieu•iitism. ill (line«se» of the kidin y« and bladder, heart, stoina 'h and nervous diseases, chorea.
Vitur Dancel. cpile.isy [Ills], peneral (lel)ilitv. scrof'ila. skin diseases and all diseases due '1 Wood.
Evilopsy or Pit* pusitiTolvcured by a livvr !nd never faiiiDR medy. Ci- l:il liivM.i'. Dr. Vl'alte- also make« a specialty of all forms of recta' diseases piles— of this is beyond my control, internal and external, ilchintr and iiloecliiiK, rectal ulrors.—which are oflen tal en for tier vonsanil 1 untr diseasos. all cured if taken in time. Ilfnu'inbev 1 cure all forms of piles without pain and inierraptiou or detention from business, and without the use of knife, caustic, ligature or injection, ('nine and be convinced. Ladies .suffering from complaints peculiar to their sex, can consult the doctor with every assurance of a speedy relief and permanent cur.', without subjecting them lo the embarasslne proc dure of an axnminatioii. which, in most cases, is unnecessary. The doctnr particularly invites all eases that have been jrivcn up by other physician*.
To YOI"N 11)1I.K-A« Kl) and MKN. I):. Walv-r stakes his honor and oiofesionul repu ration up»n the statement that he has discovered it spHixly mid positive cure for ail thw^e sufTei inps from speniiati_»rch()a?, iinpotem*y. loss of manhood or from wealiu ss brought on by errors of indiscrfiatlon In youth, or overindulgence in late years, such as o: fratiic weakness, iiiToluntary vitai losw-R with the lonu' list-of penalties laid by nature for crimes airainst her most sacred and important laws ur« cured in a short tiui". Kelief per .'lent and absolute cures guaranteed. All —i strictly conlidential.
small 'I'uii!-. -. -, (.'aticeas, XVarls. Moles, ICtc., reinOTed without acids, knifu, pain or scar. New method, electrolysis.
Calat'i-h. New homo treatmon. with apparatus invented by the Ur. Kxamine it. L'usurpassed. Cheap. ittiiraiilec cure every ease of dyspepsia, sick head KCIIOtopiles, tape worm, stricture and catarrh. 13*"J will Rive ypocial attention to difficult eases and to cas othf.r physicians have failed to eure._rftj I'ersons nppiyias for tri'atment will please briup trom two to four ounces of
urine for analysis. I)r I.tto in I'. Wallor, Wesietr Add as Toledo. ". i'c.n^ulriuirii Fire.
PANE EHO
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Tork, Ix-Profeasor of Blueasss *f
IS DEHORNING A SUCCESS?
The man who has seen two or three viciousold coirs occupy the whole shod 011 a stormy winter niplit while the rest of the herd shivered in the cold, and then see the whole herd huddle together like sheep after tho use of the saw, for the use of the saw is Justifiable where milder means cannot bo used, can answer this question very positively und eiupliaticallv lu tho atllrmative. THKSAW IS llKlNti HKI'I.ACKD by l.ewis & Bennett's Dehorninu Fluid, that does the work smoother and better, and without tho shock to the system that tho saw causes. The fluid cm be used in 11 timo as woll as any other, for it makes no raw surface for the Hies to work 011. This is a very decided advantage over the saw as the reader can see plainly.
Tho best age to use Lewis ,fc Uenuett's Muley Maker or Dehorning Fluid is fiotu tlireo days to three weeks of ape.
NO AKTKK-TKI5ATMKNT is roi|Uirod. for the l'luid forms a brown crust over the eiubryro horn that drops off in from four to ten woaks," taking the horn button with it, producing in sliapo and appearance an .irtillcial muley.
Korsaleby Witt. 1'aytoil. New Market, ,-iaent for Montgomery County, Indiana.
SUHRIKS, stjisli, at Tiuslev A Martin's
Trj a sk -It of *U»Ketu'i Uest flour.
1893. 1893 1983
Don't wait for that but call at 124 East Main Street and see how cheap you can buy Boots and Shoes. All Goods at cost or less to make room for a large spring Stock. Call and see for yourself. Respectfully yours,
WEEKLY REYIEW.
the ked_hab.
Tho President Interviewed, on Hlfl Alleged Wrongs.
HE IS LARGELY TO BLAME HIMSELF.
Hta Improvidence the Cuuiie of Most of Ills Discontent—II Has Not Ue« Kobbexl Under tho Fre»«nt
AdiiiliilMtration.
A
TALK WITH PRESIDENT IIARKI8CN.
Nkw Yokk, Feb. 8.—The World prints a special purporting to quote President Harrison in an interview relative to the alleged wrong's upon the Indians. He said: "Some of these grievances are .e:r., somo are imaginary some are inevitable consequences of our lorm of Government. The biaoa and the elk have vanished MM frfrlnn and thus the great natural lar#br '&• Sioux has been emptied, but 60 legislative act caused or can remedy that. The Indian ta naturally improvident be will rorge himself and his family to-day until bis skin and their 8Idas are bursting—ho will oat ten days' rations in one and then complain bec-unse a fresh supply is not forthcoming the tnstaqt his upputite beckons. In past years he ha* oftfln, no doubt, bean robbed by cattle rings, by agents and by traders. The Indian has often received poor cloVhlng and moldy rations. JJu I do not boilove tho Indians are robbed today. I have no doubt the Indian thinks he is being robbed, because on Saturday he forgots that on tho previous Monday ho ato liis entlro week's rations. Also, he does not comprehend wily his supplies are cut down and delayed. That is not my fault, nor the fault of tho Secretary of the Interior, nor that of tho
Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Tho Commissioner promptly reports to the Secretary, who at once forwards tho report to me, nnd I recommend to Congress that the appropriation be promptly passed in full. TTiere my power and my responsibility and that ot tho Indian Department end. and the delay hegins. Congress does the cutting down of which the Indian complains, and the wisdom or felly 1 do know, how* ever, that the moment Congress appropriates the money, however much or Httla, every dollar of it is at otirc appllod to the Indians' V'ants. and the entire machinery ol the Indian Department is put in swift motion to got the supplies out us soon as possible. ''I am entirely satisfied with the present administration of Indian affairs. It is thoroughly honest and intelligent, aud no complaint hks been given against it during tho lust two years that has not at once received prompt attention and the cause removed. "There are many c.ontticliiiij stories of tho cnu:,e of the present outbreak. Tliey are being examined into. Tho chief trouble is a longstanding and coustunUj pro\rim internal dissuasion among various factions o! Cue Sioux nation. 1 shall talk with this Sioux delegation iS they dssiro a oouncil: ^hnll give thotn a full hearing, a ud if any wrongs are presorted tliey will be met promptly nnd thoroughly. 1 bolievn, however, that the niaui grievance is beyond my control—the tardiness with which Congress has ratified the ••icreement made with them by the Sioux commission two years ago, and the ctittinM down of the apirrupriution recommended the current year. Tluit. tboy have Iweu robbed by ngeuts during my administration 1 know personally is not true. That matter hue 'been thoroughly sifted and the charge found wanting."
THEY~NEED
Tho
Do
Y011
Or#r
AFTER
change
ud to the
Its Tenth Anniversary.
Portland. Me.. Feb. —During th« iresent week the tenth anniversary ol ,tt foundation wf lie first Society
stian Fndenvor will he
throughout
lodge
of
observed
the country wherever a
of thai order 1ms linen brought into existence, anil there will be special prayers for thP extension of the work is all parts of the world, while thank offerings will he given to the missionary boards of the different clenorriVnations to which the societies belong.
Hruliil Murder iu Michigan.
Iani'KMJNo. Mich.. Feb. S.—A coldblooded murder was committed here Monday evening, Patrick Sullivan being the. victim, lie was walking- home with a companion when one Tourney stepped behind him and fractured his skull with & heavy club. Sullivan died before a physician could reach him. Toomey is not under arrest.
Colony III IJt'lMVWH Kvp*rt«Ml.
Sr. Paul, Minn.. Feb. —A colony of Hebrews from Uussia. comprising 160 fajnilies. will arrive in St. Paul and Minneapolis this week. Tliey were Bent to the'Tinted States, by Haron llirweh. who donated a large sum of money for the purpose.
Sit(l Death of :i
(.-111Id.
Mahtixos. XEH.. Feb. absence of Mrs. Dim •aorning her .Vyear-old daughter Gertrude, left at home with her little brother, was burned to death, her olothotiontching fire from a base-burner.
li.— During
the
Kerry Monday
Development.
A
HELP.
Kvpori* of Destitution Among KanFarmers Not Kxaggurttteel. 'J'oi'EKA. Kan., Feb. 3.—flon. F. W. WcElroy. of Oberlin, the Deinocratio nominee for Congress in the Sixth district in issa. a rrivvd in this city. He s»ys ill at the reports regarding- destitution among tho farmers have not been exaggerated, and that thsre is crying1 need for relief. A severe snow-storm lias been racing in the section referred to, and eighteen inches of snow now covers the ground. The poor people are in more pressing need of assistance than ever in consequence of the ch in the weather, which has added danger of starvation that of freezing to death.
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Pure 'Wines and
FOB FAMILY USE.
A, Mnhleisen.
the Houso
Tuesday the Senate bill to prohibit tho sale of tobacco to minors under 10 years of age in II10 District of Columbia was passed.
The House then went into committee of the whole (Hi the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill. Mr. McKenna (Cal.) replying to Mr. McCrearv's (Ky.) criticisms a few day» ago of the Barrundia ca.se. defended the action of Minister Mi/.ner
111
the matter. If
he
understood Mr. Mizner's situation
he
was supported by every publicist of repute. .Mr. Mi/.ner was his personal friend he knew him intimately. lie •was a gentleman of character, of ability and of courage.
Mr. Dalzell (1'a. I came to the defense os Commander Keiter. lu due time he proposed to submit some remarks in support of these propositions: First, that the Secretary of the Navy had no right under the law to administer a public reprimand to-Commander Reiter, as he had done, by the insulting letter published in the press: second, that lteiter and Mi/.ner had followed international law as practiced iu the last fifty years of the country's history.
Mr. 11 it (111.) made a most eloquent defense of ihe State Department. He reviewed the ease sit some length and said in closing: "Hod grant that no man of any parly shall be ever the Secretary of State who will not disavow the act of a Minister who orders the surrender of a political victim who trusts to our protection and the act of a commander who sits stippine with two war vessels at his back und permits such a bloody tragedy and disgrace to our National name. [Applause.) Without action 011 the bill the House adjourned.
The Senate passed the House bill to amend section ISO of the revised statutes (in reference to temporary designations to fill vacancies iu the case of death, sickness or absence of heads of departments). It extends the time for filling vacancies from ten to thirty days. The Senate, concurred in the House amendment to the Senate bill for a public building at St. Paul, Minn., reducing the amount from SI.500.000 to $800,000. The bill now goes 1o the President. The Military Aeadcmy appropriation bill was reported, and after further discussion of the. fort ilicatiou bill the Senate adjhurned.
ILLINOIS' SENATORIAL FIGHT.
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Applied dlreot to the parts. No Nauseous Drags that Ruin tho
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Stomaoh.
Guaranteed Cure, or Money Refunded.
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LBERT MUHliEISEN,
CLIPPER SALOON.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Yriend.* Nf
09
Lquors
(ii'een
Street, hit!..
fordsville.
Ilaa now in stock a most carefully selected lot of PUltE IMPORTED WINES, BRANDIES and (SINS. Also the verv best grades of California SHERRY, ANGELICA, MUSCATEL. MADEIllA and CLARETS which are offered at prices below Cincinnati and Chicago, 'quality considered.) The many brands we have in stock have a national reputation for purity and excellence in qualitv, and are being prescribed now constantly by our highest local Medical Authorities in this citv. for their Medical qualities and as a PURE WHOLESOME dinner or table dessert "Wines. A large line of Imported KEY WEST and Domestic Cigars.
Craw-
ural men a uepuoilcan is to oe elected. There was a long conference Tuesday night between Messrs. Taubeneck and Cockroiland membersof the Keptiblican steering committee, during which the situation was talked over at length and an effort made to reach an. agreement for joint action. It was proposed that the Farmers" [Mutual Benefit Association men should present to the Republicans the name of some one both parties could support without prejudice or compromise. It is said that several names were suggested, but* that all were left in abeyance until full consideration could be given by the Republicans, who were simply represented by a committee.
Later on the Farmers' Mutual Benefit Association submitted to Representatives and the Republican steering com~ inittee the names of A. .1. Strceter, John P. Stelle. of Mount Vernon, and Representative II. II. Moore, of thtt Farmers' Mutual Benefit Association party, with the announcement that any one whom the Republicans might indorse would receive the full support ofl the Farmers' Mutual Benefit Association party.
REDUCED IN RANK.
Emperor William Place* Count. Von Walilcrsee in
CoiiiiiulimI
lo
Itullol.t Ti«k »—The I'ruixultioii— .Judjce
Three More I'ruilli n« Farmer* M»l»r si Oreihuni'it Itoitm.
Spkin«kikm. 111.." Feb. 4.—After taking three ballots the joint session adjourned. The hist ballot, which was the fifty-.sixth, resulted as all others have resumed: Palmer. 101: Oglesby, 100 Stree' l\ 3.
There is a strong movement among Republicans in favor of droppingOglesby aud taking up Judge (ire.sham as a Senatorial candidate. The judge is undoubtedly a favorite with the agricult
of the Nintli Corps.
Bkiu.in. Feb. 4.—The North German Gazette publishes a decree relieving Count Waldersee from the position of General of Staff and appointing him to the command of the Ninth ArmyCorps. The Kmperor's Cabinet order
Count von Waldersee is a very flattering document. In it the Emperor says that in the event of war he intends to give Count aldersee command of an army corps, and that therefore, as the Count has been long withdrawn from service with the troops, he appoints him to the command of the Ninth Corps. It is reported that the Kmperor intends to be his own chief of staff, thus reducing the importance which the position attained under Count von Moltke to the level of the commandership of a corps.
Heavy I,osn in llron/.e and Iron. Nkw YOKK. Feb. 4.—The llcclabronzo
and iron works at North Hieventh and Third streets. in Williamsburgh, were almost completely burned out early this morning. About 'J o'clook it appeared as if the flames were under control. It was estimated that up to that time
?:!00.000
worth of property-
had been destroyed, Iteeeiveil liiin:i(ces ol S 15,000.
St. Pai i.. Minn.. Feb. 4. -The sum of 315.000 was what a jury found William \\*. Bishop entitled to as tlv result' of the injuries sustained by him in tho Selby avenue hill cable disaster of January :J7,
ISSs.
Bishop received a blow
on the head from which paralysis resulted seven months later.
A Wisconsin Firm ThIIh.
LA. CKOSSK. Wis., Feb. 4.—C. fc P. Becker & Co., dealers in dry goods, have made a voluntary assignment. A statement of liabilities luts not been: made, but they will probably exceed' §B0,9W the asets are placed at
$15,(100.