Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 December 1892 — Page 2

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To Insure success tlio Doctor prefers t. lnrnlsn alt medicines, hitvinK bund a liirize Of all tho l:i ost and bi.*t ii-medics. Or. lino? treat auccesstnily big neck, bladder and KUln-y Hso(V8oa, bowei complaint*, debility. dropsy, rtomach tr' ublos. hay fevir, heart, liver anil nerve dlsoMse*. piles and listtila, taints, old •ores, skin disuses, lemalo diseases', rliou mutism,Still joints, scrofula, tape worms, all oyo •ad oar disonsos, all throat and lung disoases, and catarrh positively cured

Some ciiH'-s need ••edical and surgical treatment combined, such aa. ciit».nict, cross eyes, pterygium, some tumors, snmo fenial^trouoie •one rectal diseases, ?le., to siiooo.-iatal treat such Dr. Tllney bus associated with ^THKEE EXPKKT SPECIALISTS OR TBO^ITY-

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It can bo given in a glass of beer, a cup of coffee or tea, or in food, without the knowledge of the patient. It is absolutely harmless, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an a'conolic wreck. It has beon given in bousands of cases, and in every instance a perfect cure haB followed. It never fails. The system once impregnated, with the specific, it becomes an utter impossibility for the liquor appetite to exist. Cures guaranteed. 48 page book of particulars free. Addi the (JOLDF.N SPECIFIC CO., 18T» Race Street. Cincinnati. Ohio.

We are glad to assure our renders that Johnston'B Royal English Ilustha, the great kidney remedy, is meeting with the feuccoss its merits justly deserve.

There are some men who can't take home a beefsleak without believing they are taking their wives a present.—Atchison Globe.

A European scientist has been listening to the voice of the house fly through a microphone. He says it sounds vnry much like the neighing of a horse.

The baby of now days is not liko the pioneer baby, castor oil will not go but Melol will. Sweet as honey.

LOOAL NEWS.

Subscribe for THE REVIEW. All the Sunday schools will hold their annual Christmas festivities to-night.

Mike Carroll has abandoned work on his Tippecunoe county gravel road until spring.

Walter Sparks has been down from Powlcr this week at the bed side of his sick child.

Balls and parties, both in town and country, will bo numerous during the next week.

Wabash College closes her doors today for the holiday vacation and will remain closed until Jan. 10.

Some thief broke into the Vandalia depot Saturday night and secured six cents. Tough on the burglar

The price of hogs still continues high and all parts of the country are searched by buyers for thom.

Treasurer Hutton is preparing his re port for a settlement with the Stat# Treasurer on Saturday, Dec. ISO.

THE REVIEW has the positive assurance that its subscri) tion list for ib will be the largest in many yea

V. Q. Irwin will probably sell his electric light plant at Peru wuuin a few days to two gentlemen of that city.

Beginniug with next term all students of Wabash College will be required to take a regular course in the gymnasium.

The contest Sheriflality case drew good large

crowdB

when held this week

but when it will be finally settled is some distance off. The Midland settled its board bill with Landlord Eccles at Waveland last Saturday and the semi monthly tie-up was released at that end of the road.

All the Music Hall hotel furniture was seld at auction last Saturday afternoon. Each article went at a bargain and those who purchased were very fortunate.

Rev. Frank Takasugi, of Japan, delivered a very interesting lecture en his native laad, its people, customs, growth, etc., at the Methodist church last Sunday night. "Modoc" Matthews and "Lovely" Mitchell finished their contract on the stone pile last Saturday and are once more roaming at large seeking what they may devour. .• -v

Miss Jessie TownBley who has just completed a tour of the weBt and northwest, arrived in this city Saturday where she will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. John C. Hutton.

Last Saturday Jack Britton Bwore out two warrants against Sarah Bogart, one for keeping a house of ill fame and the other for Belling beer on her premises. She will be tried &oon on both charges.

Sandford Richmond, eiaeat sou

Bob McComas, son of Squire McComas, had his hand badly crushed at Momence, 111., Thursday. Bob is fireman on the C. & E. I., railroad, but this accident will cause an enforced lay off of several weeks.

The saw mills near the Junction are being supplied with large numbers of oak logs to be cut up into lumber for the eastern markets. Some of these logs aro hauled from a distance of ten or twelve miles.

Judge Snyder and Benjamin Crane went to Rockville Saturday to argue the case of Hurley & Clodfelter vs. Sarah Doherty before Judge White. The court is expected to render a decision in a short time.

The holiday trado may bo said to be over in general after to-day, and business "from now on until spring will not be to the liking of most merchants. Tho trade has been fair in some lines of business, although not equal to that of several former seasons.

The doctors of Frankfort are evidently determined that their fees shall be largo enough to meet any possible advance in the cost of natural "gas. Their new bill provides for charges ranging in amount from 50 cents to $1,000. The man who made out that fee bill had evidently beon reading "Charge, doctor, charge with care." for nothing has escaped from the bill.

Willie Bill Kelly was arranged in the Mayor's court Saturday charged with maliciously twisting the tail of Dan Quinlan's calf. After hearing the evidence Mayor Bandel held that as it was Bill's first offenso in tho tail twisting business he would be allowed to go free but threatened him with a stone pile sentence on his next appearance in court. Bill is a resident of Calf Avenue in Goose Nibble.

Saturday night every saloon keeper in Lafayette was ordered to close his business at 11 o'clock that night and keep it closed until o'clock Monday morning. Sunday the majority of saloons hiid all screens and blinds removed and those passing on the sidewalk could see every piece of furniture and every bottle in the room. Quito a number who were in the habit of taking their constitutionals on Sunday— and who were caught without original packages at home—grumbled hoarsely at tho change.

Dr. Green, Joal Block, treats all diseases of tho eye and ear. Jne 11, ly. Large numbers of students go homo

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week to remain until after the 1st of January. Ths Monon has shortened the tims between Louisville and Chicago one hour and lire minutes.

Prof. J. A. Vandercook, of the LaPearl circus, came down from Lafayette and spent Sunday with his wife.

A warrant was issued against Rial Benjamin lust Saturday for operating as a plumber without giving tho $1,000 bond required by the »ew city ordinance. V,

The oldest son of LoRoy Armstrong accidental')'shot his brother Boil, last week with a toy rifle. The wound is a serious one and may prove fatal.—Ladoga Leader.

The $2,000 lacking to secure the Yandes donat !'"m of $30,000 to Wabash College was contributed by Mrs. Duhrae, of Cincinii'i:i. a daughter of tho late Moses Fowler, of Lafayette.

II. W. lliiuiil, living near Thorntown, owns a bibio which was printed in 1756, atEdinburg, by Adrian Watkins. It contains the record of the Ilamill family dating back to 170!), and it has dec«ndod from generation to generation for the past 130 years.

John Maisbury, who teaches school near Rohiney, has beon arrested for whipping one of his pupils, Miss Maud McCann tho 16 year old daughter of James McCann. She is said to have written a slang phrase on the black board, and, it is alleged, was severely whipped for the offense.—Lafayett* Journal.

A quet im has come up in Boone county o\rr tho amount of tax due from the C. & S. E. railroad to the couaty. Treasurer Smith claims the amount is $1,700, while the road contends that it owes but $250, and will employ an expert to examine the treasurer's books^ it is likely that the treasurer is right. At any rate the records are on his side of the question.

County School Notes.

Be practical. R. M. Buck teaches in Union. The natural method is the proper one. How can ethics best be taught in the school!

Do you teach any better this year than last? Mr. Harm an is the ruling power at Kirkpatrick,

Minnie Marshal is doing good work in Franklin. Aubey Bowers works

ship thiB

year.

B. Richmond, died at his home in Lizton last Friday night after along illness of typhoid fever. Mr. Richmond was well and favorably known in this community.

Walnut town

Will some teacher tell us how to cultivate tho mind? Concert work should be discouraged ill IE16 Btiiuui rouuj.

Let the errors of the past be the wisdom of the present. T. C. Simpson is training the young ideas in Brown township,

Lee J. Wheolan is doing his usual good work at Parkersburg. The township schools generally will be closed during all of next week.

William Utterback, of Coal Creek township, will enter college next y«ar. What is the stimulus which primarily excites the intellectual attention of man

Method is apart of logic, and if taken in all its bearings may be said to be itself logic.

Three or four names are already mentioned in connection with tho office of county school superintendent.

A number of teachers will attend the State Teachers Association at Indianapolis on the 27th, 28th and 29th.

Deoisio:

.r Tax Fund. ii .mlcd down a Mic: the custody irutn the dog in that originally .-KiiHuror of Tipr' fuied to turn

The supreiii decision yestn i' of surplus funUt tax. The test. caM brought against ti.u pecanoe county, wi

over the fund to a towuship trustee. Tho court hsld that tho acts of 1S83 and 1885 were repealed by that of 1891, which provides that trustees shall hold the fund until tho first Monday in March of each year, when the money shall be converted to use of the schools. Lafayette Courier.

Fletcher'8 Home Oomine:.

Mr*. Hampton has notified the press that her promising son, Fletcher,will return from a pleasant sojourn at Michigan City on Feb. 7. Fletcher was given five years and free transportation to that delightful summer resort by twelve good men and true, but by strict attention to business he has finished his contract with the State a year and a half sooner thai? he expected. The fatted calf will be slaughtered on his return.

To Improve the New M'»non. General Manager McDool, of tho New Monon, last week returned from New York, where he has been in consultation with President Thomas for several days. He «ays ho has authority to expend about two million dollars in improving the road and purchasing equipment and that the work will begin as soon as possible

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