Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 October 1891 — Page 6

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[You Gain Stop a Cough] at any time with I

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DOCTOR

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ENGLISH

I IT WILL CURE ft COLD I IN TWELVE HOURS

I A 25 cent Bottle may savo you: I $ 100 in Doctor'sbills-maysavo your life. Ask your Druggist for it. IT TASTES GOOD.

PURE PINK PILLS.

•Dr. Acker's English Pills

OVRK BIMOUSNESS,

Smnll, plvii.niit, favorite with the ladle*. W H. 1I00KEK Jfc CO., West Broadway, N. Y. I, I

TEAMSTERS.

fafcYi *ISH

You work in all weather. You want an

custom count

all*

weather" co.v.. In (act, the best wpterpmof coat In the world. No frail rubber affair that will tip before the week is out. Rubber cost* more. And lasts but a Miort time. Four t?amsicrs out of five wear the Fish lJrand" waterproof clothing. They are the only teamsters' waterproof coats that are light, stronc, dut »h!e, *r.d cheap. They cost very little, and last a long time. Tney never pet sticky or peel off. The buttons are wire-fastened, and never some off. They are absolutely water* proof and wind-proof. Until you own one you will oever knoy,* the comfort of a rainy day. fteware ol worthies* imitvsons. every gartud stamped with the Fish lirand" Trade Mark. Don't accept any inferior coat when you can have the "fish Brand Slicker delivered without extra cost* Particulars and illustrated cauiogi fre?.

A. J. TOWER, Boston, Mass.

NEW CORN.

We want n'.u bushels ol new rorn, white or yellow, at. once, to supply an extensive meal and feed trade. Can pay above a shipping price. Highest market, price tor.

WHEAT, II YE. OATS

And Clover Seed.

We now have on hand new Holler Process l-'lour. Corn Meal new lhiek Wheat. Floor, iruiirani"ed absolutely •pure. ...

Medal Flour.

minds best, llollep Flour and i:e hall' bushel bran ex•hanged tor one bushel good wheat. The onlv lirst clas Iced null in Montgomery

Cnil)bs& Reynolds.

VIGOR OF MEN

Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored. tVeukuofln, KervoinuicH*, Debility, and nil tho train of evils lmtii early errors or later excesses, tho results of overwork, Klekneas, worry,elc. Full I ,i .,f strength, development, mid tono given to every

ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. Y.

BOOR AOENTS WANTED for

IHilffi DAYLIGHT

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or LKJIITS AMI SHADOWS OF NKW YORK 1.1 PK. A ('hrihtiun woinan'B nnrrntive of Mission work doin' "In i!!? Ntiitie' Jn tough placed, rvvculinn the inner l\ft' of thoiwA r-

New York wrn fo/fi wortum.1' It de^enlMM (iospcl work in the KIUIIIR, andcWcRU lamoiindetcctivo (to yesirm-x-iMTienccs. liy Mr*. "t'J.y,11 ^ol.^Tliu-. W. KIIOT, nnd lh ttmieM in ... unci jrmxl, full of tenrs and umileH, it an »lly of 'IVmpeninn itTHs to the power ol the (lOfpel.— f»r i:»•« ru fnnnr, Mitiihten my. (fix! f^tcni it." hmuu'iU woinca enu.ir^: U.

ity airn. iicivii VHinttocii, oi. no-. *. mil Inwpcrtor I'ltnu. IlyrncH iChu.fot' thr .V. m. With 2rlcngrHvlnt Rfrom nnolu^ntplirt in Darkest Xrw Vork by 7iy w! lu l'mc

Wuntetl, Men un«l Women.

1 titftith vnt'h-. IMntuncii 1^ no liliiilruuef, tor uc I\uj \th1* IITKI J'M' Extra IFRWW. Write ioi irrulurs to A. I. WOKTlll.NiiTO.N A: CO.* l.arll'ord. Conn.

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jx NATURAL IlEMEDY FOIt

Epileptic Fits. Fallinir ^Ic!iiirss. Hyster

ics, St. Vitus Dance. Nervousness,

Ilypoelinndi ia, }!e!.:nclielia, In-

ohrity, Slee i. .sne, l)iz«

ziness, Uraii: anil byl-

11a! Weakness'.

This medicine ha- direct action upon the nerve centers, :ill:i\iti*r all irrttalnlities, and increasing vh*- llow and power of nerve lluid. It is perfectly harmless and leaves no uu'ilea-ant. effects. —A Valuable Hoolc on Nervous

FREE

IMsouko* wilt Irre to any «dftrefB, and io«r iauc:us can hIKO olitnlu tills tiiodU'hio lice of charge.

This remedy Imim been nrcpnrod bytii lv*:vrroti'3 Pafitor KOL'IIIK, o£ Fort Wuym*, hid., Kiiice laT^i. ati«.i ^enow prepared under his dln*ctiou by tli^

KOENIC MED. CO., Chicago 5u. Sold by DruRffists at S per I5ot f- Viy tarsro l'"'

A fine line of winter underwear and .fitylish neckwear at Swank it Clark's.

LOCAL NEWS.

••The Pay Train" to-night. (J. N. Williams spent Sunday in Chicago.

James Zook is slowly recovering from a long siege of typhoid fever.

Mrs. Nate Miller returned to her home in Indianapolis Tuesday.

The great semi melo-drama "the Pay Train," at Music Hall to-night. Quite a number from here attended the races jit Rockvi'le this week.

Mr. V. (J. Irwin has sold a ihompson lloustan electric pla'\t to Tipton.

Mrs. Sarah Ewing and Mrs. J. K. 1'. Thompson have gone to I lot Springs, Ark. lien Crane's new brick building near the brewery is being rapidly pushed to completion.

Fdward T. MeCrea has been iippuinted administrator of tin.' estate of Artemitia Wade.

Mr. .Jacob^Norris and family will leave'for Laurimie. Wyoming! the lirst of next week.

S. C. (.Campbell has purchased the Xorria property on College liill and will remove thereto.

Miss Anna McCormick and mother returned to their home in Springdale, O.. lant Tuesday.

The time setjfor holding the next l!at tie ({round camp inei'ting is trom July •JS to August l"i. holding over three Sundays.

A barn belonging to Clover son at Waveland was destroyed b\ tiie lnday nigiit of last week, caused by the overturning of a lantern.

The following new time card went into effect on the Monon last Sunday: South. 1 :l" p. in. and 1:'J0 a. 111 north, 1 ::j0 ]i. m. and 1 :.~1 a. m.

T:. Muiion accommodation tram beween Lafayette ami Creeneastle has •en discontinued and much complaint is heard all along the line.

A syndicate is being formed to niaini facture Hood Nelson's glass cresting. The capital stock will be OlU.OOU and the factory will be located in Anderson.

E. J. lialdwin and family, accompanied by "Lucky." left this week for California where they will reside in tho future. I'j. J. will probably resale on one of the ranches of "Lucky" in the vicinity of Los Angelos.

W.R. 1 {rooks died at his home in Fiskville Saturday morning after a lingering illness of consumption. i'he funeral took place Sunday afternoon at 'Ju clock, Kev. C. \V. Swit/.er olheiating. Interment at the Masonic cemotry.

A iirass band contest between the New Kichmoml. O dell and Shawnee mound bauds will soon be held at W heeler's (Jrove. Residents of Jackson township have the sympathy of many friends in this threatening hour.- -Lafayette Tunes. lllges. the poor old crank, who visited here during the natural gas excitement of two years ago and proposed locating a gusher for fell from the loft of a stable atJWindfail. Tipton county, last week, and it is thought will die from his injuries.

Marcus Martin, of Covington, charged

with sellin special over in the sum of c'JUU. by U. S. Cominissioner Severson. to answer in the Federal grand jury. Martin promptly furnished bail.

Judge I larney is old fashioned in one lie believe that when ach other for better or for worse it means something. 11 is quite^probable that those who go before him to obtain divorces will find that they will have to render excellent reasons for separation before the petition will be granted. Ladoga Leader.

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organ and portion of *lio body. 8IIM!?IC, mitiiriil MI,,! woman tak( •methods. Immediate ini)mveinont Been. Kutluro woman I.IIM lmiiosMtilo. 2,000 rt'fei ences. Hook, explanations and proofnmailed (scn'.od) free. Address

Humor has it 1 hut a certain societycigarette smoking dude, of this city, is sojourning in a distant state because he has accomplished the ruin of three young girls, each of whom is expected to be come a mother within the next few weeks. 11 this is true the stigmatic young scoundrel sliouh be brought back anil made to sutler for his pertidy. Time will de io*. whether or not rumor's gos --ip continued. l)i. I*J. li. Lewis, who. at one tune, ocnil the chair of chemistry in Wabash College, but resigned about two years ago and removed to Indianapolis', is in a turmoil and tluriv at that place.

It seems that the genial doctor has created a dissension iu St. Paul Episcopal church, ami with a few enthusiastic followers, isjnaking life miserable to the venerable^ Dr.j, Jenekes. the pastor. Judging from the Indianapolis press Brother Lewis has decidedly the short end of the string and is almost ready to throw up the sponge

Waynetowu people were brought out Thursday night at the aiarm of tire. It was soon discovered that Dan Thompson's saw mill was all ill a blaze. The lire was uot'discovcrod in time for "any thing to be taken out and a loss of about $1,01)0 was caused. Some saw dust was tin lire during the day. and it is supposed it caught^from that, tleorge Anderson also hail a'lot of line tools valued at SdijO in the mill which were a total loss. Mr. Thompson will immediately bring another mill in the place of the old one as he had another one bought.--Wayne-town Hornet.

Mrs, Benjamin Snyder is visiting in Torre Haute. Dr. Hamilton was up from Waynetown Monday.

Miss Ota Nicholson has returned from a visit in New Vork. Halloween will bo hilariously celebrated in this city to-night.

Dr. Purviance is quite low and his death is hourly expected.

Mrs. Ellis Engle, of Savauah, (Ja.. is the guest of J5. W. Engle and wife.

Misses Katie and Maggie Winters, formerly with 1). W. Uountroe, are clerking in Indianapolis.

Henry I). Vancleave has been appointed administrator of the estate of D. Jack man, deceased.

Miss Kate Allen will he married at at her home in Joplin. Mo., next Monday to Mr. Hugh Ijoberts, of Chicago.

The argument In the Alice FoJlick chicken jury bribing case will be heard before Judge Harney next Wednesday.

Attorney H. 1. Yam-leave has been in Staunton. Va.. this week looking up evidence concerning the Kerr forgery case which comes up here next term of court.

Agnes Ready, aired six years, died at the residence of her parents on east Market street Saturday. The funeral services were held Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at New Market.

All Fools Evening or otherwise Halloween, co.nes oil after dark, and the usual amount of ridiculous disguises with which many persons have to array themselves in may bo looked for.

The accommodation train on the Monon between Lafayette and Creencastle has been taken off. It has never paid expenses, and the company doubtless considered it was time to stop.

For some time past I've been a rhueniatie. 1 recently tried Salvation Oil which gave me almost instant relief. I sincerely recommend it as it has entirely cured me. James Cordon, iJalti more, Md.

Mrs. Wilson Stout, an old lady SO years of age. fell at the home of her son. Ben Stout, four miles west of the city, last Saturday and broke her hip. Owing to her extreme age if is regarded as doubtful whether or not she will recover.

Dr. Jenekes. the Indianapolis divine, who recently startled the people by delivering a series of lectures on the millenium and fixed the time ten years hence, addressed the convocation of the Central Deanery of the Episcopal church of Indiana in this city Wednesday,

We are under obligations to A.J. Snyder Sons, the well known millers at Yountsville. for a sack of their new corn meal. This meal is the product of a new machine which stands without a peer in that depart menl of milling. The meal is sweat and rctainsall thedelieious flavors of the grain, is without adulteration and makes a dish tit for a king. Lovers of good old Jacksonian corn bread should try a sack of Snvder's corn meal.

Frank Craig while cutting timber Wednesday, met with a dangerous and well nigh fatal accident, which may prove very serious yet. He and his brother Ed. and Mr. Remley were eut-

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revenue tax. has been bound

liml,, ,m tlu

liquor without paying the! cutting a tree, the tree fell contrary to

what Frank was expecting and caught a limb as he was running from under it fracturing the skull at the back of the head exposing the brain. One shoulder was also badly injured. His recovery was eontidered doubtful, but we are informed by his physician that the symptoms yesterday evening were dccidly in Frank's favor. Darlington Echo.

Struck a Gusher.

The Crawfordsville Natural (las company struck their tiast gas at Sheridan last Friday afternoon. Trenton rock was reached at a depth of l.loO feel and an enormous tlow of gas was found l."i feet deeper The well is considered one of the strongest yet struck in the state. Tho hole has been [Jugged to await the development of the other six which the company is at work 011. Four or live wells like the present one will be sulliciont to furnish all tl gas necessary for Thorntown. I)arlington. 'rawfordsville and the fanners along the line.

Progress of the Gas Plant.

The Company constructing the natural gas plant have had the best of weather for doing the excavation and pipe laying since it began work some for weeks ago. and have pushed matters forward rapidly. About all the pipes in town have been laid and covered, making near thirteen miles. The line from here to Thorntown. IS miles, is about completed, and with anything like fair weather will be entirely completed the entire distance to Sheridan within three weeks.

Burned to Death.

Clarence Cavanaugh, the live-year old son of Perry Cavanaugh. formerly a resdent of this city, was fatally burned at Indianapolis last Friday, lie was playing with some young companions near a boil-lire of leaves when his dress took tire, and before assistance arrived was fatally burned. He only lingered a couple of hours when death relieved the little sufferer.

For a good overcoat at living prices try Swank Jt Clark, the reasonable tailors.

Wabash vs. Purdue.

After the game of foot ball here on Saturday the Wabash club looked like they did not know which one of the boys they were. They were not in it at all, ami readily showed that playing the modern game of foot ball was not their forte. It seemed like a contest: between delicate town dudes and 200 pound clod mashers and lunch punishers from the wilds of Tippecanoe county. At best it is a brutal appearing game, next door to prize lighting, and if the Wabash club had only slipped in as p'avers our Ed. Corey, "Chuckev" Fell and two or three others about town the result would have been, no doubt, different. The club here should eschew foot ball at once, and strife to secure the "[tenant" in the game of munibly peg. hat ball, or something less hazardous.

The Purdue club was very demonstrative after its victory, if such it could be called, the members making themselves nuisances by stopping in front of business houses and yelling at persons transacting business therein. It may be that the institution they attend omits civility and ordinary politeness in its curriculum. and their want of it should be excused.

Work on the Midland.

Work on the Midland is progressing finely. A Times reporter passed over a part of the new Hrazil extension this morning. This side of Sundown, about two and three-quarters miles from the city we found about twenty teams at work on the grade. The company is unloading ties and rails at mine No. 7 near Carbon, and wo hear that they began laying rails this way from Carbon to-day. The grading is beginning to near an end. All this work is done from Sand Creek to the Little Raccoon river, four miles north of Bridgeton From Bridgeton to Carbon the Midland is to pass over the track laid by the Ft. Wayne, Terro Haute & Southwestern railroad company. The grading between Little Racoon and Bridgeton, a distance of about four miles, cannot be completed until tho bridges are finished.—Brazil Times.

STORMS ABROAD,

Flood* in tho South of France Continue to lo Muoh Damage. PAWS. Oct. 'JO.—The lloods in the south of France arc causing much damage and alarm. The rirei Tot has risen^:' 4 motors aud entered the bouses of Pont Rouge. from which the inhabitants incontinently tied. A laudtflip lias occurred on the l'erpignati railway, and all traffic is stopped. The low lying districts around Argoles arc under water for 4 miles. At llivesaltos the streets are all under water. Tho tombs in the cemetery are washed away and the collins and dead bodies are lloating about in contusion. Many houses have been destroyed. At Carcassonne the Hoods are greater and more appalling than during the great inundations of ISiO and lSTti. The iron bridge 011 tiie railway from Carcassonne to Guillenl is breaking

Crcat. lloods have occurred in the streams fed by tho mountain torrents of the eastern Pyrenees. Many peaceful valleys have been inundated aud buildings washed away. At l.iinonx the lloods undermined several buildings which subsequently collapsed. Twenty inmates ol' these buildings were killed and nine other persons are still buried in the debas. A fine bridge was also destroyed.-

There are grave fears of disaster along the river valleys in Franco, Spain and Italy, which are greatly flooded. The towns of aren.-oiine, Limoux. Circassan and Nurbonne, all in the valley of the Aude, have been greatly damaged by the floods in that stream. The troops were called out to assist in saving property, and two soldiers were drowned while at this work.

THROUGH A BURNING TRESTLE.

Two l.ives l.oHt in ii Disaster on Southern Ilailrosid. KtRMiNC.11 A M, Ala-, Oct. '26. —Early Saturday morning at Hatchet's creek, 70 miles eat of Birmingham on the Columbia Western road, a freight train loaded with coal ran into a burning trestle. The engine and two cars passed over, but eleven cars and tho caboose went down. Conductor A. Riee and Flagman L. It. Crawford, who were in the caboose, were killed and their bodies were burned, together with the train. Engineer .1. I). I lendrix iu attempting to rescue the.in was badly hurt. Sparks from a passing locomotive caused the fire.

YOUNG HOPKINS DEFEATED.

The Seurli'K Will Allowed to SIIIIHI and an Appi-iil Will He SAI.KM, Mass., Oct. "2II.—The lirst legal battle over the will of the late Mrs. Frances Sherwood Hop-kins-Scarles ended Saturday with a victory for tho legatee, Ki'.win F. Searles. l'.y the ruling of the court the will is admitted to probate, but the case will lit hotly contested 011 other points which were not admissible in the probate court. When Judge llarmon decided to sustain the will an immediate notice of appeal was given, and the fight for ST.j.000,000 may be said to be fairly begun.

Bound to Get a Home.

ASHLAND, Wis., Oct. 20.—Men are already in line at the land office here and promise to stay there until November 2, when the office will be open to distribute land to settlers.

Barnum

In all his stiipenduous entirety was

with us last Mondav.

W. B. Hardee

The Tobacconist,

Will be here all the yejrr round with

the biggest line of tobaccos and smokers' articles ever seen in

the city

MRS GRAHAM'S

Cucumber

AND

Elder Flower

Cream

Is not a I'omi'iitic in tho bimij'o in which tti.it torm is popularly useil but permanently beautifies. It cre it«'S a soft, smooth, velvoty skin, and by daily tise gradually makes the complexion several shades whiter. It is a constant I'rotectiou (ruin the effects of sun and wind add prevents sun burn and freckles, and blackheads will never come while you uso it. It cleaues the face far better than soap and water, nourishes aud builds up tho skin tissues and thus prevents the formation of wrinkles. It Kivos tho freshness, clearness, and smoothness of skin that you had when a little Kirl. Kvery lady youiiK or old ouplit to use it. as it Rives a more youthful appjaraneo to any lady, and that permanently. Il contains no acid powder or alkali, and is as harmless as dew Htul as nourishing to tho sklu as dew is to tho Mower, I'riee $1.00, nt all drupKist.s and luiir dressers, or at Nirs. (iorvaise flraliam's ostablishm Mit, 103 Post, Street Sin, Francisco, where she treats ladies for all blemishes of the face or llgue. I.adiesat a diatacno treated by letter. Send stamp for her little book "How to bo Heaulifut.''

Sample Bottle

down. and soldiers have been sent 011 horseback to warn the inhabitants of their danger. Many houses are under water, and the situation is made more horrible still hy the fact thyt the gas supply has been cut off Ity tiie rising flood. Corpses are lloating down the river An be.

mailed free touny lady 011 re

ceipt of 10 cents in stamps to pay for postage and packing, l.ndy agent wanted. MRS GRAHAM'S

FACE BLEACH.

I'ures the worst cases of Freckles. Sunburn. Sallowness, Moth-patches, l'implos and all skin blemishes. I'riee $!."(). Harmless and effective. No sample can bo sent, l.ndy Agents wanted.<p></p>TbBDrTOSt in this town who first orders a bill of my preparations will have his name added to this advertisement.

My preparations are for sale by wholesale duggists in Chicago aud every city west of it.

SURE CURE FOR CATARRH

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CHEATING Z» HORSE BLANKETS

Nearly every pattern of

Blanket

5/A Horse

is imitated in color and

style. In most cases the imitation looks just as good as the genuine, but it hasn't the warp threads, and so lacks strength,and while it sells for only a little less than the genuine it isn't worth one-half as much. The fact that

Horse Blankets

arc copied is strong evidence': that they are

THE STANDARD,

and every buyer should see that the trade mark is sewed on the inside of the Blanket.

Five Mils Boss Electric Extra Test 0 3 kcr

HORSE BLANKETS

ARE THE STRONGEST. 100 5A STYLES at prices to suit everybody. If 011 can't get them from your dealer, wrile us. A si for the 5/A. Book. You can get it v. it'-out i! ge. WM.

AYRES & SONS.

rhi!adc'.p:..a.

FOUTZ S

HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS

FOUTZ

Ro HOKSE will die of COLIC. HOTS or LUNG Fonts, if Foutz's Powders are iifert in time. Fontz's I'owdcre willrure and prevent Hoo

CHOLERA,

Footz'» Powders will prevent GAPES IN FOWL* Fontz's Powders will Inrretife the qimntity of milt and cream twenty per cent., and niauo the butter Arm and sweet.

Foutz's Powders will enre or prr vent almost KVKKT Discasa to Willcll HorfPS iHS.l 1!T' fllltlcct. FOUTZ'S POWDKKM V.ILL tuv» a^-VIERICTIOS. •••.-•

Bold everywlierc. CAViD S. FOOTS. Preyvletor. Liu.

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Surgeon in charge.

EYE. CANCER AND PILE HOSPITAL

of Indianapolis,

Will Not Treat a Patient lie C'jin Not Cure

The crowds that

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FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS this old SovereignRemedy has 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 how long standing the case may be.

For sale by druggists.

liMb' f-" hn v" hrffi Aim'j Austin, !-*im. TOIIMIO, 'hin.

jrmmr* :*ri* 1'»a duv. AH Wr -how you nnt y-Mt »u "r»U r)t* !in P.i«.r motn»v fur wnrk- »•!«. 1'iillitf TILIME.-/. 11 IIII-I£ Nl'.W nti I wmiii'c •".»», Purti' nbtr- fri e,

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to see him

each visit speak volumes of his SUCCPW in curing all lorms of surgical and chronic disease. Their curen are duet® the long years of experience in tke largest hospitals of the world whiih gives him thorough knowledge of ili*. eases and their cure.

This Great Physician

Cures inorcoases of Cancer. Catarrk, diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder. Prostrate Ghindes and General Dtbilitv one monh than the average general practioner does in two years,because he is a specialist and gives his entire at tention to the cure of chronic diseases

FREE EXAMINATIONS.

He examines the sick and atllictet free of charge, and charges only for value received, These examination* are scientific and strictly confidential at his office All correspondence should be directed to Dawson E.liarnes, 1117 X. Tennessee st. Indianapolis,Ind.,ETC Cancer and Pile Hospital.

FREE

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or more clecwrt

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dltfcns and without one rpnt i-f iv-st for tVib.' "-st vheelnnre 25incl'e«if\vilh irt-srtt.t siwl 1 rubber tircM.and run«»n tnrdciu'd ct«*vl cone to wrar i»i»arcd to 46 inches tk-tachahl- cran'cs n:r t-? oV«A inches throw frame finely jatnc!»il, v-ith trl

Karh ni-a. inft la flum'tieil with too! b.nj, w-ci-rh f. Iv^ual in ^unHty to triune sold on thy nuirhct fvr V.' I hnvo lioth boys' ntul cirls' stylos,

If yo« wui.t one ivith'uit spending a cont I writ? r.t on« for particulars anil amt3 cf hiu.i'.rtua .1 IcVfS I and pirls t«» whom we fiAv« already ^ivon bicvtK3. Aduf'c«

WESTERN PEA".L'CO., & 1334 (Fornier! ,• 309)9EARBOSS9I ST.,_- C-SW-^O.FIBA

We invite (lie

l»ublic, to call

anil investigate.

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HI a |i.a e. and no [i!nt in tin roof 1 in nth.

ill Em,t,

15y use ni Y'i nli/.ed Air, Nitros Oxide as. Fleet rie Vibrator and our celebrated I/H-..I A'lothetic. Hold atul .silver lillinu. at iVMSoiialtle prices.

A an 1 a re re

Drs. Jwst

Dentists.

(Jlw 'stva fit if/ft I'S-'iCilul'v i!litst:.-iU'ii. a" ll.fll tiuU'.vj tlic floiihui!!,eiin.'»w-c or'3* '.ve-h to Jct-ow. I'nee $1. Kxptes_pr** Oil. von r.'irress affiit. Dr. BATE. Cl'-'WE"

psed for 35 yenrR' by thousands suecesBfully. Guaranteed to cure all forms of Nervous Weakness, EMJSijons, Spermator*

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THE CHEAT EXGLIMII REMEDVof Youthful follj and the °Glvts ttrengih anH*E or. Ask drn*tf* for Wood's phodlne takes* tubstltuta 0»»paqkage, $1 six, »5, by mall. Write for pampW'J Address ThelWond Chemical Co., 131 WoodwM0 kTe., Detroit, Ulcli.

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rhea, Impotency. \n.*r' and ali thweffocts lioto from Life.