Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 July 1891 — Page 6

"Boss wouldn't blanket him in the stable. Said it wasn't no use."

FREE—

Get from your dealer free, the

S/& Book. It has handsome pictures and valuable information about horses. Two or three dollars for a 5/a Horse Blanket will make your horse worth mora and eat less t« keep warm.

5/A Five Mile 5/A Boss Stable 5/A Electric 5/A Extra Test

Ask for

other stylos at prior.-' to suit everybody. If von can't get iheai ironiyour dealer, write us.

5/A

DUSTERS

THE BEST.

tes, pricw to suit all. '.S&SONil. I'llIl.AllELPHIA. :_ol(l by all dealers.

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When yau arc addressed as above, your first im* pulse is ta look r.r I he driver. If the day bo stormy and the driver is a wise man, you \vi 1 nnd that ho wears a I-ish l'r.md Slicker," and he will tell you that he is comfrr::ible on the bor ar. Jiir passenger in the cab, n:V. that £or his business tins coat 1» invaluable. When vou Ret once inside a "Fish Brand Slicker," ti'.erc'a no such thing as weather lor you. Il doesn't make the smallest difference whether it rains, hails, sleets, snows, or blows. You are absolutely and snhdly comfortable. Get one at once. No danger of your not liking it afterwards. It is a wasic of money to buy any other wmterproof cnat. They are worthless after a few weeks of hard urare. Beware of worthless imitations, every ferment stamped with the Fish Brand "Trade Mark. Don't accept any inferior coat when you can have the Fish iirarsd Slicker" delivered without extra cost. Particulars aad illustrated catalogue free. A. J. TOWER. Boston. Mass.

PARKER'S

HASR BALSAM rip.-nw uml Vnutifios tho hair. I'romou-s a luxuriant srovvtK Jfrvcr Putin to Restore Ctray

Hair to it3 Youthful Coior. CurcP ccftlp dijoosuR & Itntr ialhug. 'V,aml Dru-igiMs

lTft Parkcr'H (^tnrer Tonic. JI tm- the '»rs i.

oil,.,

Weak 1 Di-hilitv, Iii«UgttUon,J' iin/Jako in tunc..»ueta. Tho onlv pure cure for Corns. Agists, or UI'SCOX A: CO., N. V.

INDERCORW3. SiOP6 allpuM. 16c. at imiggi

KOver 100 fold by ono rirugpfct. They lhave no equal forcmltiRpirziueiiN Headache,) ICo&tlvenesB, Mnliuia, Liver Complain!, land Ague, Indirection, Kticknehe,

fLivtr and Storaarh trouM^a. They Ncvci* Fail, bold by h!1 drupfrlst* and country More keepers. A o., IVup'i, l*il!»burgh, I'a.

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Drawings, Speciflcations, Applica

AGEXTS

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I'uw.Iithwiiivutv wV,)

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Oaths

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f'outzV I'nwrton* Uwvfi-'Vw oumtlty of milk tiid rr«Mm r.vc-nty »*r ami inuk jibe butter lira: ^iid wvoot.

Fouu^a L'owd^n* wi'5 .-nr- ^ro»*ont almost ETEBT lt*FAHrt to wjiieii Horn's 'en nUI»»ar*i suhlort.

Fonz'p I'owrr '.s .vu.i. oivv .satisfaction. Sjlrt everywuorw E, FOUTZ, Proprietor,

THE GRRAFHEALTH

DRINK.

Packaci* makes ^ullonH. iehcions, spnrkltnc. .M.vi fipp^tirin^. Kohl hy all dealers. A beautiful Ph turt 15iH»k and enrda went I h'hF. to Any one bending address to tbo

O. h. HIKES CO.. Philadelphia. P.t.

Made By-'

i»ABr. Ilouso

mako 100 per

Helts. llrushnH. Curlers pies tree. B'way, N'. V.

r^AJsCER

nf net on my chraeta' .V Mcdieines. Sain-

Wrlto now. Dr. Urihtrnian, 371

and Tumors cured no knif«-

1 freo, Bra. Gra" Cincinnati, O.

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LOOALgNEWS.

.1. S. McFmliitm is up from Kockville.

Jiiu Johnson spent Sunday in Darlington. Mr». Turk (VN, »F L.ahijette, spent Sunday

the eiiy.

Mi« \l\i:le Haas, of Kusseliville, is visiting

in the eiiy. Fred Kosebro ami wile spent Sunday in

ire.'iirasile.

Mrs. Fred Hrown Is visiting her mother in

l:ttl Ulllat ills. Kale Allen is in fniin Joplin, Mo., to

spend Hie Fourth.

Mi^s Maiy H. Krout is down from Chicago i°

Spend (lie l''olirtti.

Mrs. -go Carver has returned, to her home in (.'anion, III.

Mis. Koliert Vance is seriously ill aud her

death is hourly expected. (iceman's inainiiiuth minstrels will open

Music Hall on August -'5. Mrs. j. W. Dinford aud dau»htei,of Paris,

[il., are visaing iu the city. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Tantiotihuuin are visiting

Mrs. T's. parents in Chicago.

The Kiuuiishers will occupy their cabin at ih I'liut Hills about July 25th.

Mr, and Mrs. L. W. Otto, have returned from a visit to Friendship, lud.

II. 1). Vancleave is speuding a few days at llio mineral spimgs uear Attica.

Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Detclion have .returned to their home iu Kansas City. .•

Rev. J. N. NVright and wife have removed their household effects to Indianapolis.

Hairy tirei'ue is home from Aun Arhor, a

full-fledged graduate ill medical ethics.

Mrs. l'annie Rose, of Wahasli, is visiting her father. Jacob Mclutyre, west of the city.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abraham, of Cincinnati, are visiting their parents in this city.

Ladoga's new electric light plant will be finished aud iu active operation by July 20.

Huury 1. Vancleave has has been appointed guardian of the minor heir of J. W. Gray.

Rev. W. H. Hickman, of Atlanta, tia., preached at the M. E. church last Sunday evening.

Fifty-two applicants for teacher's license were examined by Superintendent Zuck last Saturday.

George R. Brown is in from Poplar BlufT, Mo. He reports a thriving business there with his saw mill.

W. T. Francis and wife, Mrs. Tom Boraker and Sailor Jack Mathers are camping out on iht* Kankakee.

Quite a number of our people are taking advantage of llio Sunday excursions to Lake Makiukuckee.

The Methodist people iu Shawnee township, Fountain county, are preparing to erect a new church at Rob Roy,

Under the new tax law the Union Stat'ou, Indianapolis, is assessed at $Vtil,000 against s:,57,OUO last year.

Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph tirimes were called to Waveland Sunday tluough the serious illness of Mrs. Fred Smith.

John i". Hutton, treasurer-elect, lias resigued his position with 1'. W. Ilountree and has been succeeded by Bert Ramsey.

All the female bauds iu the country want to toot their horns at our coming fair. They are evidentlyfstuck on the shape of our handsome secretary.

The wheat crop of Boone county is estimated at 2,1)00,000 bushels, l'ut the price at TOcenis and it meant) in money the enormous sum of If I,-100,00(1.

(ieoi'^0 Butcliei's vegetable wagon was upset io fiont of Sloan's grocery Saturday. Asi.ie In.in a geueiiii mixing up of garden "s:.ss" wo damages was done.

Leroy Armstrong, staff correspondent, of the Chicago Herald, and B. l.andis, of tlie I)elp)n Journal, have planned a skifT ride down the Wabash riv.-r iu September.—Ladoga

Leader.

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The wheat crop of this county is estimated at near 2,0011,win bushels. W'ithiu the next four months probably three-fourths of it wii' lis sold, and should scatter over $,l.0()i)tooo among the jarmers.

The remains of Mrs. Martin Wright Sidener were brought to this city from her home iu Illinois last Saturday afternoon and interred. Mrs. Sidener was a former resident of this county and was well known tiere.

Miss Mat tie Tynian and Mr. I'M McLean were nirrried at the II HUH of the bribe's parents in Macomb, III., on Tuesday, June 'J.'!. The bride is a granddaughter of C. N. Harding, who, during her visit here, attracted a a large circle of friends who join the lady in her new happiness.

Miss Mary A. l'eirce died at the home of her mother, Mrs. Jane Abney, one mile north of the city, last'.Friday evening after along illness of consumption, at the age 25 years. The deceased leaves two,small children to mourn her loss. Rev. W. Brown, of the Christian church, conducted the funeral services from the residence Sunday afternoon. Interment at flak Hill.

—^ain Livengood is the possessor of a happy family, viz: A snnll female dog nurs. ing six young raccoons, both the dog and coons Heem to be as happy and contented as though thev nl li»en aiiin and intended to spend their remaining days together, though the coons are in the habit of taking a meal of c'licken at every convenient opportunity.— Waynetown Hornet.

Following is the line of Maicli of'the great industrial parade to-day: Forming at the fair Krounds and moving west on Market to Washington, flontli on Washington to Wabash avenue, then east to Green, noitt'. on Green to Main and east to Water, south on Water to Market, west on Market to Green aud south to Main, west on Main to Walnut and norlh to Market where the parade will disband.

Cousiderab! trouble has lwen in around tho elevator owned by the Big Ry., M. rierzog, Dan'l Curtis and bundled other people. The rnullte io Herzoc bought tho elevit ir fi-nui. Four company nd Curtis 1 sr..|u claimB the building, 6ayi :Lr the railway company had no right /o s.'.l ii as they never owned it. A long legal fight is iu view.— Waynetown Hornet.

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The Sad Case of Will Steel

The Patriot feels its inability to moralize on the eril effects coiniug from the excessive use or intoxicating liquors, not only to the individual who indulges but upon the family and friends as well. We would not need to go away fr.nn home for a subject upon which to base a story, but many of our people hart noticed a tall, square- shouldered man who lias been lying in the court-house park for sereral days in a semi-conscious or unconscious condition— remaiuing out all night and doing without food except in his more sensible moments when some old acquaintance aud former friend who knew him at his best would take him to the hotel. This persou is Win. Steel, of W'avelaud, who was the only son of I'r. A.T. Steel who for many years practiced successfully his profession iu in the same place aud was considered one of the best physicians in Montgomery county. The father set much store ou William aud gave him every opportunity to prepare himself to become ail intelligent an I useful citi/.en. The son was by nature very apt and until he was twentj-lwo be u\e eiery promise of gladeiiing the heart of his father and pleasing his many friends. He was schooled in New

York where in 1S0 he had taken the degrees of A. M. ami M. 1. with the high honors, and after much outlay of money and time. He. came home fresh aud began the practice of medicine with his father, who drank some oceasionly, but not to excess. The young men of the countiy envied the young doctor his. opportunities aud bright pro*sects. But it was not long until all was changed. The monster evil of drink had fastened its fangs deep into the young man's being, ami thoroughly incapaciated him from business or genuine pleasure. The father who so fully realized the condition of the son aud who saw all bis fond hopes blasted in so short a tunegrew tired of life aud 0110 sad night it is supposed he blew hi* own light out for ecer by an over dose of morphine. The mother was left in poverty aud is now keepidg hoardtsis to maintain herself. It was the young doctor who was arrested at Anderson sometime ago for "bidding tip'" two men, but with the ability to prove an alibi he secured his release. He still practices some but seems powerless to control himself, on certain occasions when lie goes ou his perodical sprees. How sad all this, when we remember that up to the time he was tweny-one all was sunshine but from twent-two to thirtythree he has lot drawn a sober breath and that now, nothing short of l'rovldental interference can save him. Is there not a lesson iu this for the young men of Lebanon'?—

Patriot.

Hick's July Weather.

Storms in progress at the opening of July will wind up to the east abeut the 2ud, and pleasant days will foll«w. About the 5th aud fitti a low barometer will, in its eastward passage, cause an oppressive, warm wave. The presence of the uew 1110011 added will cause storms 011 the oth te Oth. Cooler and fresh ozone will bring a "breathing spell," until about the lOtti, when it, will begin to growvery warm,culminating in excessive high temperature and storms about lltli, 12th, ai.d ltfth. Note the 12th and Kith. Another "breathing sptll" may intervene before the reactionary movements on aud next to the 17th. Frem 2Srd to 2(')th is the next period of storm and change. Among the hottest days of summer about this time. Mercury is 011 he 2i»th and will add cloudiness aud i:i«gginess up to reactionary days, 20th and MOth. Possibly cooler about 25th, 2iith and 27th.

City Teachers Selected-

he teachers for the city public schools for the coming year were selected by the board last Saturday. Through the uni ing of four rooms the corps was decreased by two and in their places were appointed two special instructors 111 drawing and writing. All the old teachers were re-elected except the following font who declined: Mrs. Warner, and Misses Julia Martin. Kate Kennedy and Anna Hall. Mioses Lyda A. Junes and Clara Brockman were elected to fill their vacanies. The special teacher iu drawing is Miss Amelia H. Delclion. of Muskegon, Mich., and the special teacher in writing is Miss Cora K. Starr, of Allegan,

Mich.

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BUDWEISER, 'PILSENER, WIENER,

sight Four about !Vs, nig and

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More Trouble sir Freed.

Last Saturday afternoon Jacob Freed was arrested by Constable John By as 011 a warrant s.voru out by John F. Warbritton, post master a: New Market, on a charge of perjuiy. The alidavit alleges that Freed swore falsely be fore the County Commissioners when he stated ihat lie was never drunk on the streets and had never been sent home intoxicated by the police. He was taken before Esquire Ramsey I where he waived examination and was released on a bond of $200, Foster Fletcher, of New

Market, and Pat McManuis, of this city, signing the boud. This was an unexpected turn of a Hairs for Freed who says bo feels confident tie can lieat the case. At all eveute it shows the people of New Market are in earnest about the saloon business iu that town and will inako life miserable for the man who attempts to run

A Marion Man Appointed.

Janu A. Sweetser, of Marion was yesterday appointed by the GoTernor to fill the vacancy iu the State's world's fair commission, caused by the death of John Lee, of Crawfordsrille. This gives the Eleventh district a representative without effecting the Kight, as that district has six representatives in one capacity or another, connected with this work. To accommodate the women requesting places on the commission the Eleventh bad been, in luakingikselections, heretofore merged with the Tenth, Twelfth and Thirteen districts. Mr. Sweetser is a manufacturer and banker, now 011 his way to Europe for summer travel. —-Ind ianapolis Journal.

In the Circuit court this forenoon was filed ^he suit of Mrs. Elizabeth Bach vs. the Protec tive Union of Crawfordsvilleon change of venue from Montgomery county to'recover ou au accident insurance policy of!?!!,( 00, on account of the death of her husband which took place in this city February 5, lS'.lO. '.\-

It is assumed that hundreds of thousand o' dollaids worth of jewelry have been buried with the dead in New York cemetries.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castoria^

At Griffin, Ga., a king snake was seen to swallow a green snake seveial inches longer

than its own body.

Photographs of the sun are said to show that the great luminary makes a complete revolution in eleven years.

Some idea of John 1. Rockfeliei' may be had when it is known tliac hi is $25,000 a day.

wealth income

Every workman in Japan wearH on his cap aud ou his back an inscription giving his business and his employer's name.

Best inake of pumps at reasonable rales at Williams Bros'., south Green stiect.

A family at Newport, the summer resort, empolys a cook whose only duty is to make "some ind of a new sauce ewy day."

A POSITIVE CURE FOR

SIMPLE. EFFECTIVE. WONDERFUL.

Highest TESTIMONIALS.

Al DriiuKl-tM or Mullet! mi Ki-l-uipt ol' l'rki. WINKELMANN & BROWN Drug Co. crops. Baltimore).

KOPFALINE

50c.

PER BOX

Tlie fircnt CirniMi, III Milarlu- Cure ill rure nervoiiH, s-i'U. malarial 11 ti'I all

V.v.pl,. Vli

FOR

forms of headache, t'eople wlm iiuvc Kullercil snv it is 11 (!od's lili'ssinii K?(T\D iiinnkiml. l'leasant to use. Mr, bad Cl/H efTerts. ('lire certain and ipiicU. For Mil'* liv ilI'ULTtiistk. nr b\' luaU -'i cents.<p></p>HEADACHE

druiruist*,

WI\H1'.1.1IA Al!KOW

co.. tioiti:. MI.

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hompson & Cates,

New and

2nd-Hau]

•North .Green Street,

Ilavo now on liiiixl it linstock ol

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•MILWAUKEE

ANNUAL CAPACITY: ONE MILLION BARRELS OF BEER.

Schlitz Beet* is so/d the World over and has a worfa-wide reputation for being the best it is warranted to be pure, wholesome

and palatable, and brewed from the choicest Hops and Bar/ey-Maft.

JTC and variu

FURNITURE. STOVES. GLASSWARE ANIL QUEENS WARE.

Ami a m'tioral line of

Housekeepers' Supplies

Somt'thinir l'or Kverybody Down l'lioos."

Insurance and Collecting

Agency, of Linden, Ind.

Alt C.'liiitns for 'oil,'.'lion in.'lively prose,miteil. Will appear as an attorney in Justices' Courts.

LVETOI

NATURAL REMEDY FOR

Epileptic Fits, Falling Sickness, Hyster

ics, St. Vitus Dance, Nervousness,

Hypochondria, Melancholia, In-

cbrity, Sleeplessness, Diz

ziness, Brain and Spi

na! Weakness.

Tills niodioino lias direct, action lipon t.ho nerve centers, allaying all irritabilitics, and increasing the How and power of ncrvo fluid. It is perfectly harmless and leaves 110 unpleasant olTocts. I

FREE

—A Valuablo Rook on Nervous Diseases sent free to nny address, nnd ioor patients can also obtain tliis medicine free of charge.

This remedy has been prepare-l by the Reverend Pastor Koenic. of Fort Wnvne, Ind., since 1670. nnd Isuow prepared nnderhis direction by tho

KOENIC MED. CO., Chicago,

Solrt by Hruj.vsists at 851 per Hot tic-. iov CV r.|jr«:c Size, iSl.T.l. O notttc: V.r SO-

J^«AXAKES1$"p!vorinstant

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VIGDR^

ITTLE PILLS.

Store.

at Wav

Thompson & Cates.

Walter D. Jones,

I 9 HIt relief anil is 1111 infulliblo I Kb Care for I'lles. PriceSl. Hy fll 1 O ft

I MB la Jtox iMlti, New York City.

FOR MEN ONLY!

(For LOST or FAILING MANHOOD, [General and NERVOUS DEBILITY, [Weakness of Body and Kind, Effects lofErrorsarExcesses in Old or Young,

STRENGTH

llotmul, Noltlr 3IAMIOOU folly IIu.r in Knlan:,' and 8treniclhpn\rKAK.UM)KVKI.01'KIt Olt(iANS& l'.UITS ofllODY Alisolutclj nnfailtn^ HOOK THKATMKNT—llmpnis inatlaj. Wen Irtillfj frotn 50 StatPH and Fonlirn ('ouDlr!*'^. Write thvm, Pppcrlptbe Hook, explanntlon and proofn mnlled (sealed)freo« Address ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO.M.

At a nowsii:i|ifr exhilnlion 111 Paris there nr« six thousand specimens |ourualism !rim purls nf the wnrld.

A 1' tt-burc timi has 1 fo io lifciimark.

1 ipei invited ti hip

AUGUST U1HLEIN, Secretary. ALFRED USHLEI8J, SuperirHcendenf.-

CURE

Elck Headache and rollovo all tbot-oublos Incident to bilious stato of tho Bystnra, such ay Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after Datinp, Pain in the Sido, &c. White their most jeinariablo

buccoss

has boon shown ia curing

SICK

Heafiacho, yet Carter's Littio Liver Fills ara equally valuablo in Constipation, curing nnd proTenting thfsannoyinKCoroplaint.while tin yuia3 correct all disorders of thOBtomach.BtlninlaTQ tho liver and regulate tho bowels. Even if tnuy ouij

HEAD

Act 1 hoy would bo almostprlcoless to tlioso who Buffer from this distressing complaint fortunately thcirgoodnessdoes notozid liero.and hoi-o vho once try them will find these littio pills v.itur.bleinsomany ways

that Ihoy will not bo wit

ling to do without them. But afier alleick lioaii

ACHE

(is thobanp of so rnaDy lives thnt hero 5s where ATO make

our great boast. Our pilla euro it while

Others do not. Carter's Little Liver Pills are very smnll nnd very easy to tnko. Ono or two pills mnkoa dose. Thoy are strictly vegetablo and do not gripo or purjie, but by tlioir gentle action pleaso ul! win UBGtliem. In vialunt SSoents live for $1. Sold ty dru3g:sw everywhere, ox- scut by mrli.

CARTER P, itf3JCIHECO., New Yn-h.

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UD r.A.Vr MAIN fcT.

Successors to (icorge Long iV Co.

We have a fine line of Sugar, t'offco Tobacco and Canned (ioods.

COME AND INSPECT OUR STOCK.

Farmers desiring to exchange their produce ior Fresh. (Jroceries, and always at the

Lowest Current Rotes.

Should all at our store oil Fiitt, Market Street.

I We have a good trade ami expect to 1 maintain it by lair treatment of all customers.

"Momer*.

LOMIOUSON &, BCAG^S.:.

9 1 to 103 Clark Street,

CHICAGO.

only four minutes from the Court Mouse Cnlile ,'iirs the door. N"«" house with Modern liniiroveineiits: newly furnished. O11 American and Kni-opeim plans. Kooms -~:1 weekly transi,Mils .Ml eents nnd upward. Turkish I'.aths for ladies and Rent Ionian, "id eenls. ltestaiirant liy Fred Coi1|iilmioii, lato ehef Chieauo and t'niou-I.ea^uo clubs. Table d'llotc served.

I S"Cut this out for futuro use.

Williams Hmthcrs for pumps,

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BOTTLEL'-im BEANIE

P1LSEKER,

EXTRA-PALE,

EXTRA-STOUT,

"SCHL i'TZ-PORTER."