Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 July 1892 — Page 5
ifi. Recent Cure.
Dear Doctor Will sxf for the benefit of any one having a child who is ruptured that mj son John, four years of age, was cured bf fche Infallible Hernia Cure Co., in three treatments and is now s»und and well. If thi« letter will be of any service, you are "welcome to use it.
Yours Truly, H. F. Millikin,
Danville, Ind.
YOUNG, OLD and I MIDDLE AGED MEN CURED.
ATHLETES, BICYCLISTS, HORSEMEN,
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Lace Curtains!
-A REDUCTION—
IN PRICES.
Cut to the quick to 8611 quick! We haye marked down all of our Lace Curtains. We sacrifice the «#ods to needed room. This is jeir advantage, for •his is now the season to use these Curtains. You will never again have the chance to get lace curtains at such low prices.
BLAZER SUITS.
Ours are the best in the State. Natty and quick sellers. (Impossible to keep them in stock any length time. Come and see them.
L. S. AYERS & CO.,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CURED OF RUPTURE.
NO PAIN, NO KNIFE.
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Suffering from the fotllea of youth. A positive core •or Varicocele [enlarged veins}, Lost Manhood, Iw» potency and Nocturnal Emissions withoot the aid of drags. Our Suspensory is endorsed by physicians and folly protected by U. S. patents, aated Dec. loth, 1891. The best, surest, cleanest, cheapest and most comfortable remedy on the market. Affords ab* solute relief easily applied no Inconvenience to the wearer prevents chafing in hot leathers prevents injury from sudden jar or strain. Price,
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There Is No Reason
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EXECUTE ANY ORDER
In the way of appropriate trimming.
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W« never have need to copy.
Read This!
Mr. Wesley Davis, an old citizen of Indianapolis, after 18 years with a bad rupture, is now a well man. Mr. Davis can be found or reached by letter at 223 and 225 east Washington street, where he has charge of John M. Bomie's Carriage M'fg. As MrDavis says in his letter, he was a badly ruptured man and is now well. What we did for him, we guarantee to do for others, asking no pay until cured, and n° charge for examination or consultation.
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Little Ina Britts' Harrow Escape An Awful Death. F«ll into a well twenty-seven feet deep.
Such was the frightful experience of little lna, the bright four-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Britts, last Tuesday about noon. The Britts family lives in the house adjoining the property of M. E. Clodfelter on west Wabash avenue. In the Clodfelter yard is a well into which plumbers are putting a force pump. It appears when they quit work on the day above mentioned they simply put a temporary cov•ring of loose boards over the well and to this carelessness is due the mishap. Ina and her little brother were playing in this yard when the little girl walked upon this platform, which gave way with her weight and sho was precipitated into a cavern, a distance of twentyseven feet, seven of which being tilled with water. The terrified boy set up a •ry of distress which quickly brought both families to the scene. Mr. Clodfelter was first to realize the situation and quickly doffing his coat slid down the pipe. On reaching the water the little girl was found struggling feebly and almost gone. Grasping her he held her upon his knee until a rope was lowered and both were hauled to the top. After much work the little girl was revived much to the delight of her agonized parents and her gallant rescuer.
"Nie's Bath.
"Nig" Seering has at last taken that long needed bath. It wasn't exactly voluntary on "Nigs' part as it waB administered with his raiment on. For sometime past "Nig" has made the nights hideous to those people living in and' about the jail. He would sleep during the day and at night remain up. and curBe, scream, sing and hammer and bang things until life became unbearable and
Bleep
out of the question
to those in the building. Tuesday night Deputy Sheriff Agnew warnedj him to repeat
hiB
hilarousness at his peril, but
"Nig" didn't care for a little thing like that and about nine o'clock the fun began. Mr. Agnew attached the'long rubber hose to the hydrant and going to "Nig's" cell thrust the nozzle through the bare and turned the stream upon him. For nearly an hour the victim cursed, yelled and gasped for breath at the end of which time he became erauBted, and after a profusion of promises the stream was cut off and the neighbors were disturbed no more that night. "Nig's" natural aversion to water ia what prompted Mr. Agnew to adopt that heroic- treatment and the young fellow will be given a liberal dose of it every time he becomes obstreperous.
Went the Way of the Good.
The New Richmond Times has turned its little pink toes to the daisies. Cause, insufficient financial nourishment and an overdose of damphoolishness.'
For Choice of Mens' Suits, Regular Retail Price $18, $20, $22,
For Choice of Mens' Suits, Reerular Retail Price $14, $15, $16.
For Choice of Mens' Suits, Regular Retail Price $12.50.
For Choice of Mens' Suits Retail Price $10.
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Our friends and patrons should not forget our
Carpet and Lace Curtain DEPARTMENT,
Nowhere are goods so carefully selected or prices so suited to your needs. Our Carpet and Lace Curtains convey to you an absolute sense of noyeltv. Good
Wear and Very Low Prices.
MYERS &
Too Muoh Happiness
Too much joy on the eve of his marriage caused Charles A. Brown to fall from grace. Charles
antic Sale of Mens' Suits AT JOEL'S $15.00 \$12.00 $10.00:
Regular
liveB
up on Bristle
Ridge and is one of the gay gallants of the neighborhood. Sometime since Charles met and loved "A daughter fair,
So buxom, blithe and debonair."
a proud descendent of the illustrious house of Crouch, the first chapter of whose name was Eliza. Charles loved as only a Bristle Ridger can love and Eliza was given no rest until she named the day whereby they would set sail in a frail craft on the tumultous sea of matrimony. June 29 was the day set and Charles' joy knew no bounds. Tuesday evening Charles came to this city, dressed in his store clothef, after the license. He was happy, very happy, but he had been happy for so long a time he thought he needed astimulousto keep his joy at a white heat and dropped cautiously into a saloon near by and invested in a dime's worth of ready-made joy. The first drink was invigorating, the second transported him and at the third he was "loaded for bear." Along toward midnight the police found' him and he sl^pt off his overload of happiness in a cold, clammy cell at the jail
Ho was released early the following morning and skipped out into the pre cinctsofCoal Creek township. By 11 o'clock he had returned and with him was his heart's idol and a few friends. He immediately secured a license and the party repaired to the court of Justice Cumberland where the bonds that unite.Chdarles A. Brown and Eliza E. Crouch were solemnized. Once agaia we are led to remark that "All's well that ends well."
Ho! For Denver.
The committee on transportation for the Knights Templar big excursion to Denver }s very anxious that all parties who intend goinjJ should write or otherwise notify the committee at once so that arrangements for sleeping berths can be made for them. The train, which will be a special, will leave here on Saturday, August 6, at 2 o'clock p. m., and after taking on thvee sleepers at Danville and two at Champaign no other stops for passengers will be made until Denver is roached. The rate has not yet been determined upon, but is very probable that it will be under $20 and positively not above $30.50. An itenerary of the trip is now being published and will soon be in the hands of the the committee tor distribution.
Will Be Closed up.
Crawfordsville will be a tightly closed next Monday. Nearly every merchant in the place has signod an agreement to give their employes a holiday the thought of which is hailed with delight. Many will go to tho woods, some to the Shades, others to tho old reliable, Meharry's Grove and a number will visit neighboring cities.
for Thirty Days.
Four best cabinet photogrrphs for 50 I cents, or 9 for $1. The Willis Gallery/
The Only One Price Clothier in Crawfordsville.
1892. BEAUTIFUL' SPRING SPECIALTIES. 1892
J. A.
-THE-
Tailoring1 Department'
Has received our especial attention this spring. We are not advertising to "Catch," but will give better values than can be obtained elsewhere in the city. We desire to make your clothing, and make you feel good as regards the fitting, wear and price. Our
New Suitings
DB. KANE OHOSEN
To Suoceed Dr. Tattle as President of Wabash College.The trustees of Wabash college held a special meeting at Yandes Hall Monday afternoon and after some discussion decided to tender the position of President of Wabash College to Dr. W. P. Kane, of Bloomington, 111., formerly pastor of the Second Presbyterian church at Lafayette. Dr. Kane is 43 years of age, a thorough scholar and teacher and a gentleman of rare executive ability. If he should accept the proffered position, and it is altogether probable that he will, Wabash will receive a much needed boom and stand right in the front rank of the
leges in the country.
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Death of Albort Allen.
Albert Allen, more familiarly known as "Doc" Allon, died very suddenly at his home near Brown's Valley, Tuesday morning of paralysis at the age of 58 years. His death occurred about 6 o'clock. He had just returned from feeding some stock when ha fell in a faint and soon expired. Mr. Allen wa8 one of the best known and most influential farmers in the county whare he has resided nearly all of his life. He was a democrat of the old Jeffersonian stripe and one of the most zealouB workers in the party. He died a widower and childless and leaves considerable property. The funeral occurred from the Freedom Babtist church Thursday morning at 10 o'clock under the auspices of the Russelrillo Masonic lodge, of which order ho had long been a momber.
Mary Tried To Shake Us.'
•SCisB Mary House mado a desperate effort to quit this valo of tears last Sunday night. Mary is a comely young lady and lives with her parents west of tho College. The young lady has a lover of whom she is exceedingly fond, but tho young fellow is sort of "flighty" and takes great pleasure in arousing Mary's jealously. Last Sunday night he had an engagement with her, but as time passed and ho cometh not Mary grew despondent and sough relief in death First
Bho
swallowed a deadly dru|j but
as it didn't act with sufficient rapidity to suit her ska sought to hurry her journey over the dark river by strangulation, using her handkerchief. Before Bho succeeded however her parents fortunately catuo to her resue and Mary was able to assist as usual in Monday's washing.
A Timely Warning.
There aro seteral casus of diphtheria in the city and it behooves all good fcitiznns to do all in their power to assist the' health officers in preventing the spread of this dread disease. There are somo persons who take it as an insult if the health officer asks them to clean up their premises and treat tho matter with contempt. I am determined to see that tho sanitary laws are obeyed and request tho citizens generally to help mo. B. F. HUTCFIINGS,
Are Beauties and should be seen by all.<p></p>CHAKNTS
City Health Officer.
A survey of our stock shows' that in spite of a very prosperous Spring Trade we have about 1,000 more Pine Suits than we ought to have at this. stage of the season. It would be folly to stand still under the circumstances and let things take their course. We need the money, you need the Goods. 11 Liberal .Reductions will move this Surplus Stock, it will move. How is a discount from |2 to $7 per suit for an inducement il you want a Spring Suit for yourself or boys now is your opportunity as we must "sell 1,000 suits from now until the 4th of
July.<p></p>JOEL
Respectfully
Makes the Weak Strong
Th» marked beneSt which people la run down or weakened state oI health derlv* from Hood's Sarsaparilla, conclusively proves the claim that this medicine "makes the weak strong." it does not act like a stimulant, Imparting fictitious strength from which there must follow a reaction of greater weakness thu before, hut In the most natural way Hood's Sarsaparilla overcomes that tired feetlag, creates an appetite, poriles the blood, and, in short, gives great bodily, aerre, mental and digestive strength.
Fagged Out
"Last spring I was completely fagged out. My strength left me and I lelt sick and miserable all the time, so that I could hardly attend to my business. I took one bottle ot Hood's Sarsaparilla, and it cured me. Then is nothing like It." B. C. BKQOLS, Xdltor Enterprise, Belloville, Mich. "I derived very much benefit from Hood's Sarsapaiilla, which I took for general debility. It built me right up, and gave me an excellent appetite." ED. JENKINS, Mt. Savage, Md.
V. B. If you decide to take Hood's Sarsaparilla do not bo induced to buy anything else instead. Insist upon having
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 01 »lx for 85. Prepared oaly by 0.1. BOOS CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
IOO Doses One Dollar
Yellowstone National Park.
Have you ever seen this world's wonderland? If not and you contemplate a trip to it tho coming summer, it* is weil to bear in mind that tho Wisconsin Central Linos is tho through car route from Chicago and Milwaukee, via the Northern Pacific R. R., running through Pullman VeBtibuled and Tourist sleepers without changc. Meals served enroute in dining cars. Tho Wisconsin Central Lines is also the host route from Chicago to all the delightfully cool summer resorts in Wisconsin and tho Northwest. Pamphlets containing valuable information will bo sent freo upon application to D. W. Janowitz, D. P. A., Indianapolis, or to Jas. C. Pond, General Passenger ticket Agent, Chicago, 111.
The oldest of England's famous public schools is Winchester which was found ed in 1385.
A word to th$ wise: Look at your shoes, if they need repairs tako them once, to W. S. Richard's, They will Be promptly and properly repaired.
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that tho partnership existing between Richard McCandless and' James Israel has beendissolved, Mr. McCandless retiring. Mr. Israel assumes all accounts due and aSainst the old firm and wili continue the business at the old stand.
I RIOHAKD MCCANDLESS, JAMES ISRAEL.
Try Dullam's Great German 15 cent Liver Pills, 40 in each package, at Nye & Co's.
You All Know That
We Beat Them All
-IN-
Dress Goods
From the cheapest to the best grades in Cotton, Woolen and Silk Materials we have the Choicest Stock, and you can always hear the remark on every hand, "We can always get what we want in the DRESS GOODS
LINE at
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