Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 December 1892 — Page 9

SCROFULA

CURES

Mrs. E. J. Boron, Medford, Mass., says her mother bai been cored of Scrofula by the use of four bottles of ISEKfl after having had much other treat- KaB39i mcnt, and being reduced to quite a low condition of health, as it was thought she could not live.

I Cured my little boy of hereditary scrofula 'which ap

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peared all over his face. For a year I had given up all hope »f his recovery, -when finally

Induced to use

A. few bo ttles cured him, and no symptoms of the disease remain. Kits. T. L. MATHERS, Mathenrille, Miss. 6u book oa Blood lad Skin Dixuei mailed free.

SWIFT SMCUIC CO^ ATUSTA, O.

Bjr«, Bar, N w, Tbrcxn-Spoctaole.

DR. E. HUNT8INGER

It is nov. a-out all year virion Pr. K. Hunt alnser or Frankfort, Jiid '"Khu iking regular Tisfts to Crawfordsville, lUiriuK whi time he I *as treated hundreds of caws and performed (Mores of Mirk-icul operation-1 for cataracts, ,-SXOBS eyes, closure of the t-'ar duet-". ft.-., with a #icce»£ that commends him to the coutld onoo of thin entire lonuiiuiiit I^UPCiUPlM SP'-cial to fitting ppee-

OUuU dbiDS tacli's mi'l ey-' j:ln»ss t)r which p*rposa the Doctor or th^ most ehifol«rate and complete sot of 'M-'t'i-tiiiic testing ap§Ua»ces in the west.

T»TTq Qtnnin whuh wauuw ((UsiiM t# hecorJUJ oUnlil re-.'t is (til "f thi- most common *Suse»of weak painful vision and of headache, lit pro'iuces inurs he laacii o: various kinds, eslyecinlly sick and n'-rvous h-ahai.'be than ail ether

causes combined. It is also a vii-y common cause of weak, watery, sensitive, painful,

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heaviness and aehiuc la. over back or

Sround'he pyes. Wh'ii re.-idiui letters blue and run together. These symptoms usually idinapjiear when rending or cios«' work Is iuid 'aside, but r. turn giiu us often as either is fljeumed. These cases call for the high»s.t skill )jt determining the kind aud strength of glasses

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At Dr. McOoriui*k's Dental oiTl e, Crawfords-

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Thursday. .Tail. 19 Wavel.itid. Dr. Kleis I Ws Friday, Jan. 0. ail Day. ttiiCTiin to each place every lour weeks.

WE WANT YOU

,-tj act as our agent. V\ furnish an expensive «utlit and all you need free. It costs tioiliinjr to try the bitin'ess. We will treat you well, ami lelp you to farn ten times ordinary wages. Iioiii (lies of all ages can live at home ami work in f)are time, or all the time. Any •me tiny where «n earn a great deal of monw. ."VJ:in\ liaVt- nniili: *Jwo i!umlri'tl Dollars ionth No ila.-? of iponlt* in the world are makini: -u mticli -money titliou'. capital as tiio?e at wort for u.-.

peasant, strictly honorable, and pays better than ail* other ottered to aceiits. You" nave a clear fiild, with up competition We ei|iiip you with

«!tr7tliing,

and supply printed directions for

thinner* which, if obeyed faithfully, will bring sure money than will any other business. Im--pjeve your prospects' Why not? Von can do so «iatly "ami surely at work for us. Keasonabie toijstry only necessary for absolute success. P»nphie{ ciri'nlar giving every particular is sent Jfct to all. Dviav not iii -ending for it.

GEOilGE STINSON & CO.. Box No. 488, Portland, Me.

PLEASANT

MORHINGT FEEL BRIGHT AND I AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER. iy doctor says Hants gently on the stomnch, llitr and kidneys, is r. pleasant laxative. This drhk la made from uerbs, and is prepared for usa

package. II

jolcannotRPt 11, send',our address for free sample, {•ale'a Fnmlly Xledlcno moT« the b«wel* euch daj. In ordcrto IwbeaUiy, this is necessary. Address, ^OKAXOU E. WOUm-ACD. LcliOT. V.

Ilr. J. P. Blaize anextensive real estatl dealer in DegM^oew, Iowa, narrowly ecaped one of thieve rest attacks of pneimonia while in northern part of bat state during rt, recent blizzard, sayt the Saturday Reiew. Mr. Blaize had occasion to drive averal miles during tie storm and was'so thorojghly chilld that he was unavle to get warm andinside of an hour aW his return he ms threatened with Severe case of pnetnonia or lurs» fevA. Mr. Blaize aentto the nearest drug spre and got a botft of Chamber'aic's Ctigh Remedy, of wiich he, had often heait, and Jook a nunrer of large doses. Hisays the efect las wonderful and in a\ short time he vis breathing quite casil lie kept «n tUing the medicine and \ie next day was ble to come to Destines. Mr. Blai^ regards his cure eikplv won-

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res Sick Headache

Hiok'8 January Weather.

A regular storm period iB central on January 3nd, which promises disturbances of a marked and violent type. Southerly regions will be visited by rain and wind storms, with winter thunder, while northerly sections will have rait, turning violently and rapidly into destructive sleet and blizzards. We will name the 2nd to oth as central danger days, and admonish all whose business requires personal exposure, to exercise all proper watchfulness on and about these dates. Blizzards with sweeping winds and snow blockades are very apt to prevail in all parts of the country, subject to such visitations. About, if not quite, the coldest wave of the win* tter is liable to follow during the disturbance of this period, and to dominate the whole country in the days followine up to the reactionary changes about the 8th and 9th. On and touching these days, higher temperature, with falling barometer and storms, will make their regular passage from west to east across the country. Renewed cold will follow these reactionary Btorms. We call upon all to make whatever preparations are necessary for the protection and comfort of man or beast.

The next regular period is from the 12th to 18th. The new moon on the 13th to 18th. The new moon on the 17th will have a strong tendency to drag the center of the disturbances up to and touching that date. Look for a return of heavy storms of rain andsaow at this period. If there be a reaction from the great cold to follow the storms of the last period, it will come on and about the 20th and 21st, in which event there will be more rain and snow, aud the regular rush of cold will follow protnptlv up to the entraoce of the next regular storm perio

About the 24th, indications of the last regular storms of the month will begin. Southerly winds and rising temperature with perhaps considerable thawing, will admonish of approaching storms. The danger days are 24th to 2?th. Remember the instructions given above and bo prepared for storms, however sudden or severe. The moon's first quarter is on the morning of the 23th,' which is also the centra! day of the period, which fact increases the probability of hard storms on and touching that date. The inevitable cold wave will come in behind these regular storms, insuring cold weather up to the changes due about the last day of the month.

'Which Is Which.

Two women at Covington, are laying claiming to the estate of the late John Cox, each claiming to be his widow. The deceased was a familiar ligure all over that part of the country. He.owned rich farms in Fountain county and also in Ohio. Altogether, he must have been •vorth $50,000. Four years ago he made his home near Covington. Two small children were with him who called him father, and there was also a youn^i French woman, who was understood tn be the nurse of the children. In 1SSP he removed to Ohio and a short time ago he died. The French woman now appears upon the scene, laying claim to one third of the estate as the widow of Cox. Scarcely had she entered proceedings in the Circuit Court before Mrs. Louson'oerg, of Chicago, appeared and made a similar claim. The last named claims to have remarried after Cox's death. Long and costiy litigattion is anticipated.

Great Fox Drive.

A big fox drive is being arranged for next Saturday, th 31st. The territory covered will be about six miles square, and the rendevous will be the field just in front of the Fullenwider house, in Green township. The lines are as follows: The north line will run from John Oldshue's west 'to Howe Demaree'6 thence south by way of John D. Burks' to a line running east by Alexander Strong's thence east to a point east of Jack Seybold's thence north by" South Waveland through to John Oldshue's The marshalls are John Robertson, John Oldshue. John Burk, Alex Strong and N. B. Ware. Everybody is invited to take part, and have a grand day's sport. There ought to be a good many, foxes caught in such a drive. Lines will move at 9 o'clock, Bring everything to make a noise, but no dogs or firearms allowed.—Waveland Independent.

The greatest worm destroyer on earth is Dullam's Great German Worm Lozengers. only 2"cents per box. For sale bv Nve & llooe.

Horn

Makes an every-day convenience of an okl-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest 'ward at all Pure Food Expositions. Each \rkasc makes two large pies. Av^'i jit." and insist on having fhc:

WONE SUCH IRANI Cc

^-.Tscuse. N. Y.

Should Post Himself.

The pathetic and brilliant corresponddent of tne Cincinnati Euquirer from this city, the same individual that re ported that Crawfordsville had 53 saloons, thus writes regarding the John Campbell parole with the same regard for facts as he did the saloon item:

Miss Edna Campbell, a daughter, who was born some months after her father's conviction, was instrumental in securing the parol*. She promised her dying mother to that effect.

It will undoubtedly be astonishing news to Miss Edna Campbell that John is her father instead of a brother as she had always been told. The "dying mother" is in fair health at this time and resides at Shannondale, having failed to die as yet to conform (o this correspondent's assertion. Young man post up before you do much more work for the Enquirer.

"iineliah" Mike's Spree.

Mike O'Neil celebrated Christmas Eve, by getting hilariously drunk and whipping his wife. He had only knocked her down three or four times when the neighbors interfered. The police were summoned and Mike ate his Christmas dinner with Sheriff Bible. Monday morning Mrs. Mike, wearing a ragged cloak and a black eye, appeared before Mayor Bandel and prayed for her brutal husband's release. She said she had '•skirmished around considerable" to get sufficient money to pay his tine but that she had only succeeded in raising $8 which she tendered to the Mayor in part payment together with a promise to pay the remainder before the end of the week. The Mayor very sensibly refused to thus take liread from her children mouths and .MiKe spent the holidays cracking stone.

After Luuor iLo.

bpence a Paper, of .L'ovtogion, makes the following unkind siub at Robert Osborn, uf the Wayuetowu iiornet:

An elepnaut, oiu iuiiau, Ocionging Ivj thu ureal AtiicriciiU Ci.cus autl xYieuag«ne, U'o.ti loose at i.uyuuiown last ^eeu aud wanuercci up iiiio iuu vicinity ot Or uviOiUsviue, wuciujt »uo caugut aua capiurcu in lam ut Air. t-ur-ot?: milium, iiu UouOi, *»vciri utter oiti tjuu OaOoin, uL tne Wa^ueLon-u Vuiier Jacket,

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Shark*

A successful diver must possess great courage and nerves of steel. Such a man, connected with a large wreckin, company, was visiting the pearl fisheries in the gulf of California. On one of his trips in quest of the pearl oyster he had a narrow escape from a fearful death.

He had been instructed never to stir from the bottom until he had looked up and around. Fortunately he heeded the adviee. Having filled his bag he glanced quickly about, and caught sight of a huge shovel nosed shark watching him.

In an emergency men think fast. Near the diver was a large rock. He moved quickly to the other side of it, hoping to dodge tho ferocious monster. But the maneuver did not work the shark watched every movement, changing his position by a slight motion of his powerful tail.

Time was precious, and the diver conceived the idea of blinding the shark by stirring up the mud. Under cover of that he might escape. He worked for dear life, and had the water thick with mud in less than half a minute.

Slipping around the rock again he rose to the surface, having barely strength enough to reach the side of the boat, and was hauled-on board jnst a? the voracious man eater made a rush for him.— Frank Leslie's Magazine.

Two Extremes.

There are many-things which women do not approve in men, as there are doubtless many faults in the moral and mental composition of women which are distasteful to men.

The violence and adusiveness, the lack of dignity, end even those personal differences which are emphasized with blows it would be painful to see introduced into an assemblage of women. Nevertheless there is no reason why the other extreme of excessive amiability should be aimed at, with the caressing aud petting that have their proper and only place within the four walls and the strict seclusion uf home. In is a far cry from the masculine turbulence of apolitical primary the vxce ive sweetness of the

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CONDENSED

"v- manly" avention, but

there hes bt.-.veen the wo a golden mean, where courte?y and refinement and unctiiaing regard lor the feelings of others are perfectly compatible with official dignity and refreshing good sense. —Chicago Inter Ocean.

Vcnel mi IloapiUV it jr.

Whatever might haw been said against the Venetians, they were a hospitable people—this, coo, in small as well as in great matters. When, for example, in 1476, an ambassador from the khan of Tartarv visited the city, and it was known that the khan and his suit carried but one shirt api ce in their bags, the seuato formally ced twenty ducats, that they might be provided with additional shirrs, which were accordingly made "alia tr.rTsrescha," and presented. Wo can imagine how the good councilors and citizens would enjoy this kindly little jest.--National Re-

What Slakes A Beautiful Woman.

ELKHART, 1D., July 1st, 1891.

Dullam Great German Medicine Co: My daughter has been afflicted with female trouble for over 6ix years and I have paid out over $750 in vain trying to find relief for her.

A lady friend advised her to secure a bottle of Oullam's Great German Uterine Tonic and she has been completely cured by it.

We gave it a fair trial and the results were wonderful. We cannot recommend it to highly to all ladies who are afflicted.

BENJAMIN GANGER,

For sale by Nye & Booe.

Try Dullam's Great German 15 ce*t Liver Pills. 40 in each package, at Nye & Booe's Drugstore.

Healed in Ten Days.

Mr. James Kerns, of West Lafayette, Ind., says—I have used Morris' English Stable Liniment on sore shoulders and cuts and have found it very satisfactory. Had a horse badly hooked by a cow, tearing a gash in the Hank, healed it in ten days by the use of this liniment. Think it the finest remedy ever made for flesh wounds. Sold by Nye & Booe. D. 10, lm.

For a sore throat there is nothing better than a flannel bandage dampened dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It will nearly always effect a cure in one night's time. This remedy is also a favorite for rheumatism and has cured many very severe cases. 50 cent bottles for sale by Nye & Booe. ~i

Mr. J. C. Boswell, one of the best known and most respected citizens of Brownwood, Texas, suffered with diarrhoea for a long time and tried many different remedies without benefit, until Chamberlain's colic, cholera and diarrhoea reinedj was used that relieved him an once. For sale by Nye &

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Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castoria,

TVtft

India Healing Kidney Halnam.

The Great Tropical Vegetable Kidley aud Bladder Cure. Warranted 'unsurpassed as acurefor Inflamation. Ulceration, Painfulness and decay of the Kidneys and Bladder, Brights Disease. Daibefes, Gravel and all painful affectins of thti Kidneys and Urinary PassAges. It will quicklv relieve your distress and cure your complaint. Un quailed as a cure for children who unmsciously soil their bed during sleepSold AO Dr. E. Detchon, Crawfordsville Druggist. tf.

For pity's sake, don't growl and grumble because you are troubled with ndigestion. No good was ever effected iy snarling and fretting. Be a man unless you happen be a woman,) and take Ayer's Sarsapar.lla, which will relieve vou, whether man or woman..

Thousands of lives are saved annually by the use of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. In the treatment of croup and whooping cough, the Pectoral nas a most marvelous effect. It allays inflammation, frees the obstructed air passages, and controls the desire to cough.

Tom Bean and Deal Smith, of Texae, were solid for Cleveland this year. One is the name of an election precinct, the other of a county.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Gastorla.

For cold and cough it has no equal, Mr. A. P. Jefferson Irvine. Warren .CoPa., writes.

i-I

bought a bottle of Dr.

Bull's Cough Syrup and can recommend it highly, I had a very bad cough and it cured me at once."

While the rosebuds at Sedro, Wash., were in bloom last week, six inches of snow is reported to have fallen. ,,

To all whom it may concer.—A sprain of the wrist or ankles is not an uncommon occurrence. It is well to know that a few applications of Salvation Oil well rubbed in will invaribly produce the desired rosuli—an entire cure. 25c.

Jerusalem is still supplied with water from Solomon's Pools through an aqueduct built by the Crusaders.

Tiny, little, sugar-coated granules, are what Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are. The best Liver Pills ever invented active, yet mild in operation cure sick and billioue headaches. One a dose.

To retain an abundant head of hair of a natural color to a good old age, the hygiene of the scalp must be observed. Apply Hall's Hair Renewer.

Two years ago there was only one cooperative dairy soci iy in Ireland, while now there are thirty.

For scrofulous and colicky children Melol has no equal. Give it to the baby and keep it in good health.

Youns: man, don't beeotno addicted to the bottle. It is a vial habit.—Binghampton Leader.

Dyspepsia's

victims tin 1 prompt and

permanent relief in Ilood's Sarsaparilla, which tones the stomach and creates an appetite. "•_

For weak lungs and' feebleness, Chase's Barley Malt Whisker is an excellent tonic. It is absolutely pure, full of nutriment, and builds up tho system. Otto Schleinmer sole agent i,for Crawfordsville ®ec.

Dr. Green, Joel Block, treats all diseases of the eye and ear. Jne 11, ly.

TDlIantlYOUP

OTSTEES

It is a wonderful remedy, which is alike beneficial to you and your children. Such is

of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda. It checks wasting in the children and produces sound, healthy flesh. It keeps them from taking cold and it will do the same for you

Scott's Emulsion cores Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Scrofula and all Anaemic and Wasting1 Diseases. Prevents wasting in children. Almost as palatable as milk. Get only the genuine. Prepared by Scott & Bowne, Chemists, New York. Sold by all Druggists.

5 Dollars for 2 Dollars!

IIAYE BEEN TREATED AT THE

SINCE MARCH

TestniaL can be seen at office. The worst cases are solicited. Our examination and treatments are the same as are given in the °reat hospitals ot New York citv, where thousands of patients are seen rYery inr tLand where wc have'earn^d bpsines^,

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DKS. CHRISTOPHER & THOMPSON.

No. 21 North Fifth Street. Fourth business house north of Morning Journal office. Dr. Frank 13. Thompson, of New York, Manager .... .....

In Every Stvl

MEALS

Hsicu Hall Restaurant!

VanSandt & Hale, Prop's.

MONEY TO LOAN!

at the lowest market rate. Good notes cashed at a small discount. 3m.

Scott's Emulsion

Emulsion

HE SMILES!

Of Course He Smile.

Everybody Smiles

When They Drink at

E S S E N S I E

The finest line of Wet Gtods for all purposes an'1 «t general line of foreignand domestic cigars in the city. Wh -n you want to'smile remember to g-o to the CLIPPER, 108 south Green Street.

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Onlyone price at Lawson's Gallery and that is 52 per dozen—the best $5 ea inets tor per dozen. When yon visit his competitors, get a sample of their best S4 or co cabinets take it to Lawson a1 he will guarantee its line or superior work at §2 per dozen, cutch penny gathe at

Lawson's Gallery,

Corner Main and Washington Steets, Over Con Cunningham's.

MORE THAN 700 CASES

At all Honrs!

EZRA. C. VORIS.

Institute

J, 1892.

Tho Boat Equipped in tlio State foi

tlio

Treatment

of nil

HROSlC AND PRIVATE DISEASES

AND DEFOIiMITIES.

We Jmvo all modern apparatus, appliances and remedies. Among others tho new PNEUMATIC CA HINKT and NEW GERMAN VAPOlt TREAT.

ENT, for Catirrh and Lung Trouble. COMPOUND OXYGEN, for general debility, f: IUUR troublos and nsthma.

All kinds of Eleutrtcal Apparatus, Apoatoll1® Method (Electrolysis) for FEMALE COMPLAINTS. In fact every method known to Medical Science for combatting disease. These with our large expertenoe JiWo results that seem remarkable to those v. bo now only tho old style of drugging. ,::i We treat all chrouiv. private and eexual

diseases ?.

and defornjiiU's. With special attention given to Eye. Ear, None, Throat and Lung diseases Rupture II j'd rootle, Varicoeolc, Seroru a, Paralysis, Fits, Khenniatisin, Xleadi'che, While Swelling, Old Sores,1 Ulcers, oto. Cancers and Tumors removed without

in by Electr°_yoM. Tape Worm rem vvl in tour luars. Sirl-.ituro and Syphilis cured. A cure of Piles guaranteed. Club Feet and Cross Eyes ttraighteued, Export Surgical OpcratioU 8 and Private Diseases a specialty. We

all to crime and see our equipments and loam our

methods. Consultation and examination frev. We use the genuine lti-chlorlde of gold cure for the Liquor Habit.

W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE

noWP.

Best Call Sboe In tho world for the prloa. W. L. DoUglasstooesareBoldeveiywbeie. Everybody sbould wear them. It Is a daty yoa owe yoaisell to get the beBt value lor your money. Scooozzuse 1& your toot wear toy pnrohaslng W. L. DouglasShoeS.whlcli repreaont tvi« best value at the prloea advettlMd above, as thousands can testily. tS" Take No Substitute,

Beware of fraud. None genuine without W. L. Douglas name and prlco stamped on bottom, uiok for lc when yoa buy.

W. L. Douglas, Brockton, BZass. Sold by