Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 September 1891 — Page 7
Square Pianos
ARE GOING
Out of Style
fast. We shall probably never bo able to allow as much for your old square piano as can now. They will soon have little or no marketable value.
GET YOUR UPRIGHT OR GRAND NOW!
If you contemplate changing Bend us postal card. AVe will send printed questions about tho old piano, and from your answers we can estimate Its value as well as if we saw it. tF-priccs low for first-class pianos.
C»"Ore to 3 years to complete payment. trwe fill orders subject to approval. fjr~You keep your old piano till you approvo the now.
Ivers & Pond Piano Co.
CABINETS $2.
PATENT
COLO CLASPS
antd.
NBW
NICHOLSON & SONS,
Have stood tho, test and do not fade. You c,an get heller Cabinets l'or $2 here than at any other place for twice that'amount ot money. Do not get shoddie pictures when you can get good ones for $2 per dozen at
Nicholsoni-& {Son.,
118^ E. Main street, Crawl'ordsville, Ind. Old Kel able." pictures do not fade.
THK NKW YORK STEAM DENTAL COMPANY
a
—AND
Stomaeh^Liver Cure
The Most Astonishing Medical Discovery of the Last One Hundred Years. The Great South American Nervine Tonic
Which we now offer you, is the only absolutely unfailing remedj' ever discovered for the cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and the vast train of symptoms and horrors which are the result of disease and debility of t.he human stomach. No person can alford to pass by this jewel of incalculable value who is affected by disease of the stomach, because the experience and testimony of many gn to prove that this is the ONE and ONLY ONE great cure in the world for this universal destroyer. There is no case of unmalignant disease of the stomach which can resist the wonderful curative powers of the South American Nervine Tonic,
HARRIET E. HALL, of Wa.vnetown, Ind., says: I owe my life to the Great South American Nervine. I had been in bed for fire months from the effects of an exhausted stomach, Indigestion, Nervous Probtration, and a Renernl shattered condition of my whole system. Hnd Riven up all hopes of getting well. Hnd tried three doctors. with no relief. The first bottle of the Nervine ToiHc improved me so much that I was able to walk about, and a few bottles cured me entirely. I believe it is the best medicine in the world, "l can not recommend it too highly."
Masonic Temple,
183 Tremont St. Boston
CABINETS $2.
Teeth "extracted without pain Viv the ee ofVitalized Air or Nltrru Oxide ot GIIH, whirl IH perfectly harmless "nd agrees with all conditions of Bvstem Teeth extracted plain 85". Gold llllinRP 81 and upwards Silver and Analgani tlilintjR, 50 and 75c. 'I'eelh $4, $5, $5, $6, $S, ?10 to $50 per set. All kinds of the Finest Dental Work iu the elate at reduced pricec. All Sixteen years'experiencb. A. I'. HKKKON, Mannuei.
The Day Has Past
FOR-
3,4and$5Cabinets.
My Best $5 Cabinets for. §2 per loz.
I have 1 nit one price—and that is-S'2 per dozen. Remember this includes the finest clas-i of work, and will not fade. Thousands of my cabinets are in Crawfordsville and vicinitv and are all clear and briiliant. Do not patronize any gallery that makes work that would fade. .*
LAWS ON, THE PHOTOGRAP ER
Over Con. Cunningham's.
MIAMI COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
K'luMished thirty y» ar. Ho«k«Lvc|iinc and i'lionographv jmvjtiunh. Ti?rtn« tnoOcruU'. :kliuiit«-«l .t any ti
THE GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN
NERVINE TONIC
Tli c.sc
PATENT GOLD CLASPS
A and 5 Grand Opera House 1M.UANAAOL.18, IND.
iiiM-i! in 1"" A, O. WILT. l'HnH|»nl. I»njton. Ohio
MRS. ELLA A. BRATTON, of New Ross. Indiana, siiyn: I rannot express how much I owe to tlio Nervine Tonic. My system was completely shat-
tered. appetite pom-, was coughing and spitting up blood am sure I was in the first stage» of consumption, an inheritance handed down through several generations. I began taking the Nervine Tonic, and continued its use for I about eix months, and nm entirely cured. It
Is the grandest remedy for nerves, stomach and lungs I have ever seen."
No remedy compares with SOCTH AMERICAN NERVINK OH a cure lor the Nerves. No remedy COMpares with South American Nervine nun wondroUH cure for the Stomach. No remedy will at all compare with South American Nervine as a cure for all forms of failing health. It never fails to rure Indigestion and DyspepHin. It never fails to cure Chorea or Si. Vitus' Dance. Its powers to build up the whole Hyster.i are wonderful in the extreme. It cures the old, thejoung, and the middle aged. It is a great friend to the aged and infirm. Do not neglect tousfthis precious boon: if you do, you may neglect the only remedy which will restore you to health. South American Nervine is perfectly safe, and very pleasant to the tnste. Delicate ladies, do not fail to use this great cure, because it will put the bloom of freshness and beauty upon your Hps and in your cheeks, and quickly drive away your disabilities and weaknesses.
Price, Large 18 ounce Bottles, $1.25 Trial Size, 15 Cents. EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED. If not kept by Druggists order direct from
Lawn Fence.
Noalest iin-l strongest, made. I in pioved Iron ami-Steel Lawn. Farm and Cemetery Kenees, protected liy lllteen I'.s. Patents. Agei.w wanted ..•everywhere. Send for ciivulara and
Information. Tllli POINDKXTKR MAN I! FACT!' I!1 Nt CO.. 17 and !'0 W. South St.. lndianapoliJ, Ind. Only perfeit governor lor wire, patented Jhi.. -X, 1S!)1.
DP. E, DETCH0N, Crawfordsville, Ind.
DEATH IN A TUNNEL.
Fifiy-Two Workmen Caught in a Cave-I.i Near Trieste.
TWENTY OF TIIEM TAKEN OUT DEAD.
It Jh L-'i'iired That All llave l'erished— The Victim* of the Spanish Floods— Niimln'r '.J,800—Property Valued at S5,000,000 Lust.
IU KII AI.IVI:.
TMESTK, Sept.
18.
A tunnel in
course of construction for a private railway here caved in Thursday, burying fiity-two workmen. Twenty bodies have already been taken out of the ruins, and it is feared that no one has escaped.
T1IK I.OSS OK I.IKI-: IN SPAIN. MAIIKIU.
Sept. 18.—The number of
people who perished in the Hoods in the province of Toledo is now placed at 2,300 and the number of lives lost in other localities at 500. In addition many were injured. The destruction of grape, olive and maize crops in the flooded districts is in itself a serious evil, coming as it does in addition to bad harvests in most of the provinces and their complete failure in Aragon and a portion of Catalonia, where the distress in the rural districts is intense. It is estimated that the total loss from the Hoods, including the destruction of crops, damage to property, the railways' loss of traffic, etc., will amount, to little short of £1,000,000.
The Infanta Isabella, the young kinjj of Spain, and Don Francis d'Assise have each sent 15.000 pesetas to the national fund being raised for the relief of sufferers. The queen regent has given an additional sum of 810,000 towards the national fund. The queen regent was desirous of personally visiting the ruined town of Consuegras. but she was dissuaded from so doing at the present time by her ministers. The latter represented to the queen that it would be extremely difficult for her to reach Consuegras without suffering considerable discomfort. The queen gave way to these representations, but insists that she will go to Consuegras so soon as communication with that town is safely restored.
CAUGHT UNAWARES.
The Dead Body of a St. Louis Man Found, Showing EviuVnoex of a Cowardly Murder.
ST. Lor IS, Sept. 18.—The body of Michael Tiernan, aged 45, private watchman of the Missouri Pacific, was foujid about? o'clock a. m., lying between two lines of freight cars, hall between Conventand Choulteau streets, with one bullet hole in the bael of the neck, a second in the left breast and a third in the left cheek, which \+as powder-burned, showing that the murderer or murderers must have been very close. There is no clew but it is supposed the deed was committed by tramps whom Mr. Tiernan had thrown out of the ears in the Missouri Pacific yards. A score of detectives are. working on the case. Mr. Tiernan leaves a widow a::d six young children in destitute circumstances. A pipe in the dead man's mouth, tightly clinched between the teeth, ti right hand in his breeches pocket and the left in the eoat pocket shows he hail no thought of danger.
SEEDSMEN EMBARRASSED.
Die f**ojitrty of a liiy UoclipsttM* Conrcrn l.«'Vi«' on liy it liniih. /SIJoohls
i:.
X. V., Sept.
Dunes in I)iiiuiit
WASHINGTON. Sept. IS.—•l-Vwipress at its last session authorized the recoinage of the uncurrent fractional silver coin now in the treasury abraided below the limit of tolerance, and made an appropriation of 1.")((.0IM( to cover the loss to the coin by abrasion, etc. This sum, it is estimated, will cover the loss on about r? 1,D m),00 of the coin, and this amount is now being coined into quarter dollars and dimes, for which there is a great demand, particularly the dimes, as the fall approaches and trade becomes active. The recoinage into standard ilver dollars of the S5,000.0110 (in round numbers) of trade dollars bullion. which the. last congress authorized, is also in progress and will be completed in the next two mouths.
l-'ire iu I 11ir:t^o.
CiiK'AiiO, Sept. IS. Fire broke out shortly alter o'clock a. in. in the basement ii: the re ir of the six -story lirick building at Xos. !T:I and 175 Monroe street, between Fifth avenue and Salle street*, owned by \V. JeilYrsou. and in ail incredibly short hpace of time had run up the rear walls to the roof. Ilel'ore they could be extinge. ied a loss estimated at from ^.lo.n'w to r-t.-i.oim bad been sustained.
Difiintcre* pl Advice.
"Now, waiter," said a new customer in an eating house where he was more than doubtful regarding the quality of the fare, "here's .something for yon in advance. Now," looking over the list of dishes, "what would advise'.'"
Waiter (confidentially)—Another restaurant.—.Judge.
(iettniK lii'fii with Ilim.
irown—I see t.he Stuck tips have a new eoaehraa.li. I heard Miss Stuckup say that their other coachman was impudent.. and she. was ruing to punish him.
Ilobinson Maybe the .UP elepei witli him. ooor fellow!—Texas SiftintrK.
WIDESPREAD RUIN.
Prairio Fires in the Dakotas Do.'ng Immense Damage.
VAST DISTRICTS SWEPT BY FLAMES.
TJraln Fit-liU Completely WIpoil Oufci'ather ami Son lturucil to DeathNo Kstimate of tlic Loss
Can He Made.
FIRE'S
AWFUL WOLLK.
BISMAKOK,
N. 1)., Sept. Ul.—Dis
patches from points in both Dakotas show no amelioration of the situation. The heat is intolerable everywhere, and the spectacle is presented in nearly fifty counties of farmers thrashing by the light of the full moon, acecntuated in spots by the blaze of prairie fires. In sections where the cropshave been harvested there is a fervent prayer for rain, without which there is the greatest danger of the most disastrous series of tires ever known. The. western counties in this state arc also suffering and fires are reported from C'lav, Norman and Travers counties, where lire lines are being burned in all directions by anxious farmers. Notwithstanding the warnings incessantly uttered by those who have suffered with this terrible scourge iu the past, the ordinary precautions are not taken by the farmers and ranchmen of western North Dakota, and the result is that many thousands of dollars' worth of properry is now in ashes and ruin faces many a man.
No rain has visited this section for weeks. The weeds and grass are unusually tall and heavy. The time is ripe for fires, and they are here in full force. Friday afternoon a fire broke out in Kinmons county, adjoining Burleigh on the south, and at this writing is wiping out all before it. The daily mail stage from Williamsport, the county seat of Emmons county, was utterly unable to make its usual trip Friday night on account of fires. The driver returned to Bismarck, and reports all in that section a vast ruin and only smoking embers visible as far as he could see. A fire started near AVilliamsport and swept down on the village. A fortunate change of the wind enabled the citizens to save the buildings there, but it was with great difficulty. Heavy losses have been sustained by all the farmers in the Emmons county district of the slope.
George \V. Johnson and his son, living GO miles south in Emmons county, were burned to death Thursday while fighting one of the worst prairie fires ever witnessed iu this country. The fire iwept over the country from Winchester to the Missouri river for 50 miles southeast, destroying a large amount of grain, hay, buildings, etc. An esti' mate of the damage cannot yet be made. .1
AMKSTOWN,
N. D., Sept. 21.—The
terrible heat in the past few days has scorched every stubble field and hay range in the state until the faintest .upark is sufficient to start an almost unquenchable lire. Intense anxiety exists throughout the state at this time over the danger to crops and lives as well. In this county alone over SI,000.(100 worth of wheat lies exposed to fire, which may be ignited now from the slightest cause.
A MOTHER'S AWFUL DEED.
A Sioux Fails (S. I).) Woman UrouiiH Her Two Children ami Herself.
Sioi
AI.I.S,
18.—The
Flour City uik lias levied on the property of the .lames Yick (seedsmen) corporation on a eliattel jnort.g'ag'e for SS5.U00 liel'.l as collateral security. An application for a receiver will be made "iid the corporation will be dissolved. The liabilities will amount to between SlTo.OOO or .5-00.000. and the assets, if an advantageous sale of the valuable real estate owned by the firm is made, w'.ll be more than sufficient to cover liabilities, .lames Yick will continue the business on a smaller scale under his own name. The concern has been in eirb.-irrassed circumstances for years, but has managed to tide over emergencies unti1 tho present crisis.
S.
1)..
Sept. I Satur
day afternoon workmen on the railroad saw a woman walk to the Great Northern bridge, throw a boy S years old into the river, hurl an lS-nionths-okl baby after him and plunge into the water herself. lioats reached the scene and dragged the three ashore, but too late to save the mother and babe. The woman is the wife of a contractor named Neprosieh. and had become, crazed on account of her husband's business reverses.
THREE VESSELS LOST.
Twelve Men and it Woman Drowned I) II line II SLO.-III in Labrador. ST. .JOHNS, N. F., Sept. 'J 1.—There
was a heavy storm in Labrador on September 15. Two iisliing vessels, the I'arsee and the Amazon, were wrecked and seven men were drowned. In the same gale the schooner I'.lossoin struck Gull island, N'otre Dame bay, and went to pieces. Five men and one woman were drowned. News of further disasters is expecteu..
He IteeoKiiized It.
First Stranger—Fxeuse me. sir. but 1 notice that you are looking at me closely. Is there anything about ine that is familiar?
Second Ditto—Yes, there is. My umbrella!— Hoston News.
Cool, Hut Not Cold.
Charlie—Don't you think* that Mabel is a very cold girl? Gus—Not at all. She is always telling me that she feels warm enough for some ice cream. Munsey's Weekly.
Her Appearance.
Hingn --Things have gone so with me lately that, 1 have had to compel my wife to make her own dresses.
Ivingley—Too bad. flow does she look? Bingo—Daggers.—Cloak Keview.
An liicvpccttMl JVril.
iarie
for
eagle
AVool- ~1 think it is time the screamed. Van l'elt—Why. what's the niat.ti^.1
Woo!—An IOnfflish syndicate has just asked for an option on the Chiea^o divoree mills.— Lake Shore Xews.
Wliy lie Was Anxious.
Why is Mr. |-iifler such a
hurry io marry Maud'.' Arthur lie promised her that lie wouldn't smoke while mey were en-g-aged. -.!iu-y
I .oft j- Thought*.
Mrs. Hondo—Ah, so you have stopped vrritinj.'. Mr. Hondo—My thoughts have run up a tree.
Mrs. Rondo—That's too bad. What will you do? Mr. Rondo (filling bis pipe)—I am goiny to smoke them out'-—ruck.
Infants
and
"Caatoiiaia so well adapted to children that I recommend it aa superior to any prescription KNOWN to me." IL A. ABCHXR,11. D.,
IT
-THE-
Yandalia
LINE.
NORTH BOUND,
No. B8 Mail 8:16 a. m. No. 54 Express 6:18 p. in. No. 56 Daily i:S0 p. in. No, Local Aocominodatioi 11'flO a. m.
SOUTH HOUND.
No. 51 Kxpress a.' mNo. 53 Mail 5:18 p. No. 55 Dally 8:31 p. No. 59 Local freight 11:50 a. in
No 55 antl 50are new fast tlaily train. No. 56 makes good conncctiOBH for all Michigan ami Canada points, and makes Chicago via I,ogansport at 8:30 p. in.
Good connection mado at.Terro Haulo for tho South and South-west. Trains run through to St. Joseph, Mich., making good [connection with C. & XV. M. for Michigan points.
J. C. HDTCHINSON, Agent.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Yon have seen no better opportunity in years to buy first class
Furniture, Stoves
AM)
House Furnishing GOODS
Than now at (lie store ot
ALBX. MA HORNBY'S
VVest Side Store.
An extended advertisement js not ii.ee essarv but roine in and inspect ind price the roods: see if it is not true.
AU- 31A liORNEY.
"Wood's Fla-os^plxod-laae-THE GREAT KN6USH REMEDY. TJ«ed (or 35 rears ot Youthful folly by thoncandnauocaMfully. Guaranteed to cure all forme of Nervous Waakuewi, Emissions, Spermatorrhea, Impotoncr. and all the effects
Photo from Life.
package, SI six, $6, by mall, Write for pamphlet. Address ThelWooi Chemical Co., 131 Woodward aye., Detroit, Mich.
ami Tnmnrw et'ltm n» knif^: rrt |i|''.i KA-n..NV A- NollIlM "ti Nu. »r.: I*| .ni'iuiialt, O.
DIEFFEMBACH'S
•4^ PROTAGON CAPSULES, Pure Cure for Wcnk Men»as proved byroportsuf !tiadini:phy-
HiciatiH. Slate iifso hi ordering. Trice. Sl_. Catalovno FreeA nnfe and speedy cure for Gleet,
Children.
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Ill 80k Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
LOANS.
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41-2 Per Cent.,
Internet Payable annnally. Apply to
C. W. WRIGHT.
Niricfurennd nil
unnaturaldisebnrtfrs. Trice#S5.
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THE PERU DRUG & CHEMICAL CO. A
1G3 ^Visoonsin Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
YO th' ii' Kv Im
IdI li'imr, hrr« v«*r 'cJiitMT* or»- .i«ily rnrtiu!? from w* Allan •I"'" and Mni'i v..,i run «.rU ir y*rritni*
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CAstoria etircs Colic, CormtfpaUcfc, Soar Stomach, Diarrhoea, Kruelation. Kills Worms, gives sleeps and promotes at* pestlon. injurious —nllf ttw, TIIK CKNTAUU CoMTMurr, 77 Murray Street, N. "V.
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kr ^t Maps and Time Tables if you warn U, 1^ more fully .aformed—all Ticket Agents at Ooupn* Stations have them—or address
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Address W. Mlchie, scent lor fnrthcr particulars. JOHN CARSON, JAMES BAltKBK Gci.. Manager.
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King of Specialists
LocatcH all ilwc.'isrs wn-thout aVuni quest! Tho gritatptt Di.iiirM ^//.in ot this I'.lth Cuutu
L.'ilenf Hio Meilieal Pepartm I. I" niversiiy of rcinisylvania hi. l'hilailelphiii, ..ml thn Mell""io Dental Medii'/il College. New York city treat Bild'OMPfuliy the fdlluwiim disease:?.
Ague, A licenses, Asthma, Kiirreimess, Bl'i'l'ler," Itlouehcs. Hronchitt's. Chronic Diai-rlim-a. rooked l.iinlis. Cluli l'"eet. t'oiistinalion. •nicer e'ft-
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Ta. til. to 12 ill., p. in. to 5 p. ill., 7 |. in. to S p. in. Sundays,it a. in. to 12 ill. Consultation in Knclish and German I'ree.
Those at iidistnnce. who are uii'it le to cull should s-nd for i|uestiun blank. I'KCKI'TION AND CINSIM.TATK N l'.\ li I.OKfS I Nort. 1 and 2 I'WIK Hl.OI'K.
Corner Illinois street and Jackson Place. nov '.Kl tf INIIIANAPOl.ls, INI).
DEAF
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fortftble. Hnetrnril where all ItrmedlM fait. Hold bj P. IIIHCOX, •ulj,
llr'dwaj, cw
and tlui excesses ot later years. Gives immediate strength and vigor. A«k druggist* for Wood's PBosphodlne take no substitute. One
LURK.
Write far book «f proof* I'llIK.
DRSELLERS'%* ••-COUGHS SYRUP.
SURE CURE FOR CATARRH
rFrxtm*
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
this old Sovereign Remedy lias stood the test, and stands to-day the best known remedy for Catarrh, Cold in the Head and Headache. Persist in its use, and it will effect a cure, no matter of liow long standing the case may be.
For sale by 1 rugs'
sts
A full liii« of porpoise
ull. Whv
»,
sli^o
anl's. went Main street,
laffts at Hicli-
Ohildren Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.