Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 April 1891 — Page 3

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leOldRiliableGollege WDEBE BOOK-KEEPING, SHORT-HAND and TELEGRAPHY Iftre taught by actual bneinese

Hold by

'goods

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Pare. Wines and Liquors

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CLIPPER SALOON.

PHE NF/sv YORK STM-Uf

felral PATENT SOLD CLASPS

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WlKl-. !i l- 1 C1X Aisotlir rv 1-"M ^iml.-s oi I'silifornia SIIJSKKV. A N1!!'!!.I' A. Ml'SCA'! KL. A !K:! I A tu,| i'LA Ui'.'l S which are ofiVr"! ni .• !.w 'inrinniM and Cliira o, MjuaiUy consiilcn.-tl.) The many liraia!-- !::ii'i sto-k 11:i\ 1 national r' it:ia1 ion for purity anil c.\-celleiu-f in 'it\. aii-i arc 1'i'iiifi' jii-st niicd now rohMantly ly our highest local di mhori'ics in I,his city, lor lin-ir -lira! 1!talit

rUHl'MH il.KSOM diniKT or talili* iiess«T! Wims. A litr^c line ol Imported KF.V W'KST and Domestic Ciprars.

ALBERT MUHL.ii!C 30*T

OUR

STYLISH NEW

i': OVERCOATS.

P-' "They are out of Sight.

Popular Tailor.

Veeth e\ i-iiei"-i wHlimit p:.In Jiv tlir MM- •fVitiilized Air or

1 1 jin whte: fs perfectly harmless aiid nsri-o* with .-til comii!M»»I* of •svsteni Teeth cXliae'ed |il.-ii 25c. CoM It!i• tur-5) and upwi'ds Silver Mir A I ~.RN' 'CC ILL §1. £5. .^T), FS. L, V1 I^CR R-'T. All kiln's nl° tin- i'imst Dental Work in tin: st-m- a! piicis. All Sixteen years'expel h-nt A. P. HKRItuN- aiieje..

THE POSITIVE CURE.

ELY BROTHERS. 66 Warren St, New York. Prico GO eta. ^50e

Just the Thing to Havs cn VvaH in whiohTO PUT FLOUR "when itCOMES FfiOf^ TH£ oVMV£

Has a Revolving Sitter at the Bottom with which you cr,'i siti ''~VM out at any time the quantity of Flour you wish to uss.

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a title tod at ntomlnal ezpeiuet thla

WONDERFUL REMEDYV-

TESTICUR*

EXTERilCSUM ForthaCuraof Seminal Weakness, Im-

J£bii'Jy, riociuicnai

Emissicna, Varicscele, and Lack of Rsvalopment.

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THE CRAW

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cs and as a

Commercial College,

•WFIno IWttMrntpfi Catalogue free. Addrvsti,

W. C. ISBELL, Pres't, Terro Haute, Ind.

Take BO other kind* iUfute 3uo«tffufi0nJ and Imitation**

boxes sealed with bine ribbon. AH pills in pasteboard boxt», pink wrappers, are danjreroaa counterfeit*. At Drnggiiu, or pend ma 4c. is stamp* for particular*, u-fltimomals, and '•KeUef for I^adlea*** in Utter, by retvra lO.OOO TentimonlftU. Fame Paper, CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO., M&dUon SquAM*

BU Loca'. UrasxlAtfc i'UIUDKU'IIU^PA.

PATENT

COLO CLASPS

DENTAL COLLEGE jtP PATEHT

COLD

£UB CLASPS.

liooniH 3, mid Grand Opera Mouse I I'lANAAOLIS, INI).

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This bin is a ncccssitv HI every lioust', mid hotiso-'roppera andollghtcd with it. It invvcnts waste ::':d ninkcs no din. draw mice, rats, roaclu-s runt other nuisances, Tho 'einten's arefrco from (iirl.dust, etc., ami are always jmrf\ F*vt".-t and dry, and when lalten from the bin, Usifti-dand projiarud for imiiiudiate use. 'J'lu- Rin is atlai-hed to Iho wall over (he table or in any desirable location. Il Is out (if the way and oceupios no llook' space. Jiade in three sizes and nieoly paiu'ed in colors. », (Sent by express on reccipt of price, les.- CLULV to pay express charges where we have 110 agent.

AGENTS WANTED

Oxide

Fox

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ertft

PRICES:

25 tb. Kizc $2.50 SO II), dim' !J.OO IOO

lt».

Write for special terms and particulars FllKF

size 1.00

THE CLIPPER MFG. CO. 543 W.Sixth St. Cincinnati,!).

[For WEAK DEBILITATED MEN. & NEW DISCOVERY!

TEST1CURA EXTERNQSUM

TESTICURA N EXTERNOSUM

Dew Car* O

£30

Applied direct to the parts. No Nauseouo Drugs that Ruin the

Stomaoh.

Goaranteed Cure, or Money Refundoii.

A PERFECT RESTORATION GUARANTEED,

a,y Pap«or lUo U. Sc. secnrclf pacltcd, free from ebser.'atlon, upou receipt of $2.00.

For fall Information* addrema enclosing 4 conts postage,

ITiia ALBERT MEDICAL DISPENSARY, Cleveland, O.

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JRDSVILLE

SLAIN AT A SWITCH.

Two Lake Shore Trains Collide on a Siding.

TERRIBLE WRECK SEAR SORWALK, 0.

The Lives of Nino Trainmen ami l'ostai Kinploycs Crushed Out—Several Persons ltudly Hurt—Story ol" the Disaster.

KII.I.F.I) IN A COLLISION.

CLKVKLAN'II, O., April 20.—A frightful wreck occurred on tho. Lake Shore railroad at Kipton station, 40 miles west of Cleveland, early Saturday evening, in which six postal clerks, two engineers and a fireman were killed. The fast mail, Xo. 14, bound east, collided with No. til, the Toledo express, just as the latter train was about to pull on the siding to let the fast mail pass. The fast mail was running at full speed, and the force of the collision was so great that both engines, three mail cars and one baggage car were completely wrecked. Following is the list of the dead:

Edward Hrown, engineer of No. 21, of Toledo, O.: Charles ToplilT, engineer of No. 1-1, of Toledo, O. F. J. Nugent, postal clerk, of .Toledo, O. Charles Hammill, postal clerk, of Elyria, O. F. K. Clemens, postal clerk, of Cleveland, O. John.I. HowerMn'-, postal clerk, of Elyria, O. James Mclviitic-y. postal clerk,of Conneaut, O. C. H. McDowell, postal clerk, of Elyria, O. Staley, fircnii.n No. I I.

The injured are: Abram Uereamer, passenger: Charles Uazey. railroad employe lvlinefolder, express messenger.

Abram Dei-earner, a farmer livingnear Kipton, was the only passenger hurt. lie was standing on the platform when the collision occurred, and his skull was fractured, lie may recover. Charles Da/.ey, son of the section bass, was standing on the depot platform and was badly hurt about the head. I lis skull is supposed to be fractured. Kxpress Messenger Klinefelder, of Cleveland, O., was badly hurt about the legs and may die. The loss to the railroad company will not fall short of $100,000. None of the passenger cars left the track and but one pas' senger received serious injuries.

It was the custom for these two trains to pass at Kipton. the Toledo express taking the side track for the fast mail, which usually went through Kipton without slackening its speed. The Toledo express was a few minutes late and had just come to a stop at the switch when the fast mail came in sight There is scarcely any curve at the station, but on one side of the track was a line of freight cars and on the other the station. These might have obstructed the vision of the engineer of the fast mail, He applied the air brakes when lie saw that a collision was inevitable, but the speed of the train was not checked materially.

The engine of the Toledo express was knocked squarely across the track, and that of the fast mail reared in the air, resting on top of the other. The fast mail consisted of three mail ears and two parlor cars, and the Toledo express of five coaches and two bag.^atre ears. The first and second mail cars were telescoped and smashed to kindling wood, and the third crashed into the first two and rolled over on the station platform, breaking the windows of the building. The two baggage cars on the Toledo express were knocked from the track, but did not turn over. The force of the collision was* so great that of the sixty-four revolving chairs in the two parlor cars only four remained attached to the floors, all the others being broken and hurled about in confusion. The passengers were thrown to the floor and badly shaken, but none were seriously injured.

The passengers of the two trains at onee began the work of rescue, and, with a corps of physicians from the town, ministered to the few who were, injured. I he bodies of the dead were all horribly crushed ami mutilated, arms and legs being torn otV. and the corpses were almost beyond recognition.

Charles Topiff. the engineer of the fast mail, remained bravely at his post and was found with his hand on the throttle, dead. 11 is hands and face were so badl.v scalded that the blackened flesh dropped from the bones when his body was taken out. Fireman Stanley, of the last mail, jumped from the train and escaped with a broken leg and dislocated shoulder. The doctors say he will recover.

The poor postal clerks had not chance to escape. They were caged like rats and the telescoping of the cars crushed the life out of them without a moment's notice. it is ditlieult to locate the blame for the accident, as both the engineers are dead. It is said, however, that No. 21 was ordered to stop at Oberlin but went on to Kipton, which is (I miles further west, and had not sufiicient time to make the side track.

Sluy Still AVein- TlRlitH.

Sr. I'AI L, Minn.. April 20.—The most, remarkable legislature that has assembled in Minnesota in tho thirtytwo years of the state's existence passed its last bill at .r) o'clock Sunday morning and will formally bid St. Paul good-by at MI clock this morning. A linal attempt was made at 4:30 a. in. to pass the famous Mellale bill for the suppression! of the wearing of tights by women on the stage, but the house shelved thw measure by a decisive vote.

I'LV? MNI OROWIUML. '-..L'

WiiKi-:i.:N:, \V. Va., April 20. Five men, four Americans and one Italian, were drowned in Laurel creek near Ahlison, WcJister county, on Friday. They were crossing tiie swollen stream on a foot log \vh«n it, turned and all were prceipitat'ud iirt.o the water. None of the victims are known by name and the bodies have n^ot been recovered.

ltui-Klnrs Make a Iilcli Haul. NOUWALK, Conn.. Aipril 20. Hurglars set fire to a bi»rn i*'- the outskirts of this city Friday ^night, and while tho peeple wen: a felting the blaze broke open a jewelry store and secured $15,ooo. /r-

WEEKLY REVIEW.

FIREMEN HURT.

Twenty Itnivc Follow* Caught Under Fulliiiff Wiil.ls at Itoston. BOSTON, April 20.—A tire, occurred early Sunday morning in the Chipman btiilding, corner of Court and llanover streets. It is a live-story brick structure and is principally occupied by Bailey it Rankin, jobbers and retailers of carpets. The loss on the building is estimated at about So,000 and to the several tenants about SI "»,- 000, all of which was covered by insurance. While the. lire was at its height the roof fell without warning to the men who were pouring streams upon it from underneath, licams and burning timbers imprisoned nearly twenty firemen, several of whom were enabled to csoupc immediately without injury. Chief Kngineer Webber was among those who were caught. He was bruised and burned. '.Through a hole made in the roof District Chief Reagan was one of the first to emerge, and his injuries, although very painful, are not serious. Capt. Willett, of engine No. 2(1, who followed him, w^vs injured about the back and shoulders. The next officer rescued Capt. Gritt'en. of hook and ladder No. S, who had been pinned down by heavy timbers, which had to be sawed apart before he could be released. The others were slightly hurt

BASEBALL.

Tables Showing the Stumling of tho American and Western Association Clubs —Kci-i-iit (lames.

In the race for the American and Western associations' championships, which have just begun, the clubs stand as follows:

AMr.lUfAN.

Boston St. Louis..5 Baltimore..'! AVashi'ton.: Columbus..:! Athletic. ..a Cincinnati.:)

American

W'KSTKltX.

Per

Won. Lost. C't.

LouisvilU:..? a

l'er

.777

Won. Lost. C't.

1,000 .060 .006 .S00 .500 ,:«3 .333

Min'apolis.:! 0 Otnaiia 2

.025 Sioux City.2 1 .fl71iSt.cPnul...l 1 .-128 Kan's City.l 1 .375jMilwuukee 1 2 .285i Denver 1 2 .222(Lincoln ...

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association games on

Saturday resulted as follows: At Louisville—Louisville, 5 St. Louis, 2. At Washington Washington, 7 Baltimore. ,j. At Columbus—Columbus, 3 Cincinnati. 2. At Boston—Boston, 6, Athletic. 4.

Sunday games: At Louisville St. Louis. T: Louisville, 5. At Columbus— Cincinnati, 5 Columbus, 4.

Western association games on Saturday: At Omaha—Omaha, 3 Milwaukee, 3 (eleven innings). At Denver— Sioux City. (I Denver, 5. At Kansas City—Kansas City, 14 St. Paul, 5. At Lincoln—Minneapolis, W Lincoln. 0.

Sunday games: At Denver—Denver, 10 Sioux City, 3. At Kansas City—St. Paul, 10: Kansas City, 9. At Omaha— Milwaukee, 11 Omaha, S.

THE SURPLUS IS GOING. Secretary Foster Thinks There Will Be No Spare Cash in the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, April 20.—Secretary Foster said Saturday that he did not think there would be a surplus in the treasury next year. In view of this he is considering the advisability of not paying the per cent, bonds that mature next September. There are now outstanding about So0,000,000 of 4

per cents., nearly half

of which are held by national banks to secure circulation. It is Secretary Foster's idea to follow the plan adopted by Secretary Windom in 1SS1 when the 0 and a 5 per cent, bonds matured. These bonds were not- redeemed, lint Secretary Windom made a contract with the holders to pay them 3j. and 3 per cent, interest at the. pleasure of the government. Secretary Fostor thinks that a similar agreement with the holders of the 4}. per cent, bonds can be made and the interest put at 2 per cent.

THREE WOMEN DROWNED.

A IS.iiit 'aisi/.os in a Kiver and Jts Occupants Are Lost. KANSAS CITY, Mo.. April 20.—Friday

evening Misses Minnie and llattie Kaufman, daughters of one of the wealthiest farmers of Vernon county, Mo., and Mrs. .lames Matthews, wife of an employe of Mr. Kaufman, were boating on the Osage river near their home. Suddenly their boat drifted into an eddy around a bend and capsized and all three were drowned. The bodies have not been recovered,

lit'ttvr Late Tliau Ni-fi-r.

ROMK. Apiii iC.—The Italian government is taking steps to ascertain the whereabouts of the two murderers, Bevivino and Villalli, alleged to have been connected with the robbery and killing of a railway paymaster in the Fnited States. The charge that the Italian authorities have not done their duty in aiding to bring these men to justice has made a deep impression in Rome.

Death of :i Veteran.

SARATOGA, N. V., April 20.—.lohn Mulligan, who said he was over 100 years old. and who was said to have been the oldest veteran of the Grand Arrny of the Republic, is dead at his home in Mechanieville. He was a member of the One Hundred and Fifteenth regiment, New York volunteers.

Thirty in Two Diiyg. MILAN, Tenn., April 20.—A disease

called spotted fever is raging in this section. Over thirty persons liavw died within the last two days. Not a single patient has so far recovered. People are ileeing and all the immediate towns have quarantined against the stricken towns of Newbcrn and Gates.

i'-'i'V Heavy I.oss 111 Little |{i-k. LIITLI-: ROCK. Ark., April 20.—The wholesale dry goods house of (ItisHlass it Co. and the stores of 1!. Levinson, wholesale liquors, and A. Kuttner, millinery, were destroyed by fire Saturday night. Illass it Co.'s loss is S400,000, insured for 8200.000. while the other losses,will exceed .$100,000.

Killed ly tlie Lightniiif

LKWISTON,

111., April 20.—During a

terrible electric storm in this city Saturday night James Hrewer was struck by lightning and instantly killed. His right side was burned to a crisp and his hair and beard were burned entirely of

for Infants and Children.

Cartoria ta so well adapted to children that Castorla cures Colic, OoiwHpaHm,, recommend it—superior to any prescription I Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation, known to me." H. JL

Ajmthbb,H.D

LOANS.

First Murtgage. Linns

—AT

41-2 Per Cent,

Interest T'nyable iiniinnlly. Apply to

C. W, WRIGHT.

Learn to Sing.

Lessons By Mail.

Entkv.ly Sat4stn«tory results gunrnutcail. Send htanip for circulars wxplmniug methods of the (hstlBguiulied teaehcr.

Signor Wilberto Verdi,

Lock Box Kl, 3ew York City.

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Yandalia

LINK

NORTH BOUND.

No. 51.., No. (VINO, 00..

Uood connection mndo nt.Terro Hnuto for tho South and South-west. Trains run through to St. Joseph, Jlieh., making pood [connection with C. A \V. 1. for Michigan points.

J. C. HUTCHINSON, Agent

WHAT IS IT?

l'ersons outside of the profession often ask. what is an Kinuisiou? We answer,an Emulsion is a combination of two or more liquids, so thoroughly mixed that each Is held in permanent suspension. Several ol the much advertised 'Emulsions' now on the imirltet are nothing more than compounds, and a microscopic examination will reveal globules ot oil In their original form. The Emulsioin made by .If- ws.

J. A. Mat/cc it: Co., Lawrence, Maxx.,

1 Worms, gives sleep, and promotes 4k«

^8®'0*tortSk,Brooklr»,ii.T. Wtt^tojurtousmedicstfao.

TUB CKNTAUB COUP ANT,77 Hurray Street, N. Y.

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8:13 ii. m. ftfrlp. in. 11:50 a. in.

SOUTH HOUND.

No. SI. No. M. No. 59..

6:18 p. in 31:50 n. in

every

where so favorably known by physicians as

lagee

Oilsion

is composed of one-third part Cod-Liver Oil, onethird part Extract of Mall, and one-third part Compound Syrup of Hyiioposphltes ot Lime and Soda, each of which must beot the finest quality obtainable. These lliree valuable Ingredients, with a little flavoring extract, are pm Into a 'mixer,' where it Is i. mulsllied lor six hours by sleam power, at the rate ol 12S revolutions per lniiinte, which breaks every tlomile of the oil, and combines it with the oilier ingredients in such a thorough manner that no separation will ever occur. Magee's Emulsion 1ms no equal forthe relief and cured Coughs,

Colds.

nla, Oyspepslaand (General Debility. For sate by all druggists.

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Utile forfun*»hiivebp»n madon* vork for Hi*, by A mm Pup*, Auntin, «'ias attfi .Ino. lioim, Tolrdo, Ohio.

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cut. Uthn* nn* tlolnpns wHI. Why lot vou? SoturtMtrn ovrr ffiOO.OO A nontli. You rnixio t!i work and live Idt home, whffiwiT y«m art*. Kvm be* jrfnnpr" arc rnwlv earning from to 10ft day.

AH apV*. W« »how you how

and Marl vou. Can work in time or all tlir Iiiji money for worker*. I-ailure unknown niiionp them. MOW ami wonderful. Particulars free.

ll.IInllett 1: Co.. lt«»x HHO l*oi'iIuu!,Maine

W" anted!

A live ln.-iiiriinro or Heal I'.tUato Aiient in

rilrealment hy corres J- years' specialty.

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iilneo tx) organize a branch lor Tim I'enpieV IJiiildiiK.', I.oan mul savnigM Ansociation ol Ge-I iicva. N. Y. I.oans Killed I'romplly. A liberal 'outran, will he written. Address* Hurly with! refeivneed. h. A. WALTON, Treat*., (ieuova, New ork.

Syphilis, the last vestige destroyed, (ionorrha'a and (ileot cured a few days. Nooperaatlon required in treatment ot Varicoi-ele and Stricture.

Tho results ol Self-abuse, producing pimples despondency, impotence, health-destroying seminal emissions, etc.. cured permanently. Medicines sent secure Irom observation hy mad or express. .Strictly private. Charges moderate. M. AHUETT, M. i. l-'.'i Virginia avenue, Indianaiiohr. Ind.

A IF O N I A

OREGON. WASHINGTON. WEEKLY in hllUMl E\Ci SIONS,iV(1^r,:VoSrK Hleeplnie Cnr», leave Chlcairo 12.00 oon« bftlur* luy of every week. Kueli hxoiirttlon In cliurgo of uncHldcnt and jrentleinunly KxeiirNlmt Jlttniiirer, l'o«ltlvelj' tlie only porHOituIly eondwelet! Overluiid Kxcurnlonn vln Denver and Rio (irunile K.(tlio Seeiile line ol'tlio world.) For Katcit, reacr^utlou oflliTtliii. ete.« enll on or addrc»H,

J. C. lKON A CO., 1U5 Clark Hi Chlcn{ o*

BUGGIES, tbe best at Tinsley tt Martin?.

HiCASO

ALWAYS GIVES ITS PATRONS

The Full Worth of Their Money "by Taking Them Safoly mul Quickly between

Chicago Lafayette Indianapolis Cincinnati

CITY

GtflCHC

& Louisville PlJLLMAN SLEEPING CARS ELEGANT PARLOR CARS AILTRAINS RUN THROUGH SOLID Tickets Sold and Baggaga

Checked to Destination.

l^-oet Maps and Timo Tables if you want tc moro fully informed—all Ticket Afronte atOoupo* stations havo them—or addreaa

NOKTH HOUND TIU1NS.

Fast Mail, daily except Sunday,.

Nieht Expreee, daily Way Freight

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SOUTH HOUND TRAINS.

Fast Mail, dally except Snnday, 1:4:Night Express, dully, l:4t a Way Freight 8:30 a

Address W. Miehie, agent lot further par ticnlars. JOHN 15. CA RSON, JAMEs HAHKEH Get.. .Manager.

U. I'. A., Chicago. Chicago.

OR HR1JBAKER.

King of Specialists

rjOcntes

all ilimasuh vrii-tlioiil .'iskint a quostl

l'he grontest Diiicuou/v/.-iu ot lliw I'JthCentu

Latent tin) idleal Depnrtiiir: I'nlversit i'ennsylvanin at Philadelphia, .L,iJ the JSellivuu Dental .Medical College, New ork City, Tront siiceoKsliilly the loilowing di«i-af-iv--

Ague, AheoHsep, AhIIIIIIII, linrreiine«. Bladder. DIouehi'H. IJroiielule*, Chrome Diarrhoea. Crooked LinihH. Club I'Vot. Constipation. Cancer Catarrh, Diarrhoea, Debility, Dyspepsia, Dropsy liyseiiiery. Di'afnuRc. Lye. Kar, Krysipelas, i'einale W eakuess, /ever, wires, Tits, KiBtula, Coitre. tjonorrhae. elect, (.ravel, llip Joint Disease, Headache. Hysteria. Hernia, Irregularities, Impoleney. ,loint Diseases. Kidneys, Liver, Leucorrlioen. Nervousness. Ovaries. 1'iles, Prostration, Pimples, Paralysis. Hheiiiiiatisins Kuptnre, hpme. Skin. Swellings. Skill Diseases, Stricture, Serotuln, SI, Vitas Dance, spylulis, spei inaterrlio( a,'I ape worm, Tonsil. I.niargemenls. Tumors, I'terus, fleers, oinbf.

oi'i'K'K mints:

a. in. to PJ HI.. p. in. to 5 p. ni., 7 p. ill. to sp. in. Sundays,'.I a in. :o ly ui. oiisultation in l-jnghsh and to-nnan l'ree. 'I hose at adistnnce who are nimble to call should send for a question blank. I'KCKiTlllN AND C'NSf I.TATION PAKLUIts

Nos. 1 and L' KM If P.LOCK.

Corner Illinois street ami .lackson Place. IIOV'.!!) tf INIII AN A l'OLIS, IND.

DEAFNESS.

ITS CAUSES and CURE

Si'ionliilf.'illv tivatrdhy iiu {uinst oi worltJwitlt* rcpiiinuoii. (•nulicnto^l ami c»t.iroly curi'tl, ol li'nm ^0 lo yours af« t»*r all OIIHM' TN*ATMRNLH Iwivo fmliM. How IH» fliniculty is reru'lMHi »M1 tin* cause rtMiiovod, fully t'X|».nnH''l in cin'iitarH. with ufiMavJtb ami ttmunuiinals i1 trom pionKm-nf jiiailitl 1*'« VIAl N F. :il wi'st I ill M.. N. »•.

DEAF

pondenee. A twenly-llvo

Address The live., Detroit

NESS & HEAD NOISES CUREDby l'cck'B INVIS11ILK TUBULAR EAR CUSHIONS, Wlils|«ra Iicard. Com-

fortRtitf. Snrfftafal wh'rrall ilrmpdlfcfall. Solitby K. tliSrOX, •ulj. Ur'dwax, VorL. nrlle fur bouk of proofii FUBS.

anteed to cure nil forms of Nervous Weakness, I'mlslions. Spcrmator-j

of Youthful folly! and the txceciea of later years. Gives immediate strength and vlgor. Askdrugslitai •for Wood'* Pnos-' pliodlne take no

»nd^U Hie°eirSctB'.y.!0."! substitute. On# package, $1 six, S°-

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MKIII, Wrlto for pampblec.

pamp

Address The VI eod lir'mical Co., 131 Wooav t. Shell.

MKRSSp piMUtWii

600D HEALTH

HOW TO CET ITI HOW TO KEEP ITI

Kully explained in tli-j

ItttALTII IIBIil'Klt. Send stamp for eaniplo copy to ttio

editor,

Dr. JNO. H. 13YE, Buffalo. New York.