Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 January 1893 — Page 4
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I*ar Sir—. bnve Neon ^Hiictod with Anthnm over rixir ••arc. and tried ••verytiling 'or it, ninr month* 1 had two loctom waiting on nt«, both khvi n:«- up to •li*. I bftvo taken thre» bottiug of Berpen* Afltinna Our# and I ant batter than I have Uftm for aver fifty y*ar«. I do my «wn work, and wish oT«»ry 0110 who id aflSiciod mM givn it a trial.
Tours truly, MRS. MA2Y FIUNTER.
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A Golden Opportunity
lure &
North Washington Street.
NEVER FAILS to Cure or Consumption. It is sold on its merits by all drucccists, or address I
BEB8t?l ASTHMA CURE CO.. Petersburg, Ind.
-GREAT SALE OF——
Bemnants. Dress Goods, Silks Velvets, Trimmings. Laces, Embroideries. Linens, Muslins.
Cloth, Short Ends of Ribbons,
Odd Sizes in Gloves, Underwear, and Hosiery.
The'accumulation of the entire season's business. All at ruinous prices Every piece must go. No reserves. Conn early.
INDIANAPOLIS INI).
We have been requested by the Indiana Department of the Worlds' Fair to furnish the. corn for Indiana's corn pyramid.
Montgomery county's corn this year is as line as any in the state.
In order to get the very finest corn for this pyoamid, and for each farmer to have a hand in it, we irnite each farmer to bring ur within ten days, ten or more ears of his best corn. Each ear must be perfect and not lack a' grain. "We want all colors,
P. S. Our new feed mill is now running. Give it a trial.
OrabbcSc Reynolds.
Ba»EanCTBBTOsm«8m^^
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AT THE
TRADE PALACE
Dress Goods, Trimmings. Silks. White Goods, Linens, Embroideries, Laces Hosiery, Underwear, Notions' Cloths and Casimeres, Domestics, Comforts, niankets, Blankets. Flannils, Millinerv, (Honks,Curtains,
Portiers, Carpets, Hugs, Oil Cloths anil everv single article in our large stock goes at first cost and no reserves No catch penny business.no baits, but just what we advertise. Not an article reserved in our
Annual Cost
Graham.
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and $1.00.,
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BY
|@BERGENS ASTHMA CURE.'®)
1 l/r li«rpgn. City: I Dear Sir—My wife had a bad cough for ten years.and lin 8optember w»u compel ed to take to her bed witu [coiiflumptioii. We bad iriven up all hopea, and so I bad tho doctors, but with eitfht bottles of Borgcus I Asthma Cure she was cured, and in a* hearty ae anybody now. We cheerfully recommend tbi« medicine I to all copium—
SUM, _CHAB.^S|||wili,Is.
Deserving Praisp.
We desire to say to our citizens, that for years wo have been selling Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bunion's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and wo stand ready to refund tho purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Nye A Booe, Druggist.
A Million Friends
A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not less than one million people have found just such a friend in Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. If voh have never used this great cough medicine, one trial will convincejou that it hns wonderful curativo powers in all diseases of throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will be refunded. Trial bottles free at Nye
bottles 5Jc.
iiiatisin Cured 1 II a Pav
'"Mystic Cure for rheumatism and Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its action on the system is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and the disease immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits, 75 cents. Warranted. Sold by Di E. Detchon, Druggist. Crawfordsvi lie.
Burklen's Arnica. Salve-
The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, ulcers, sores, salt rhuem, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and ail skin erupt iono, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price '25 cents per box. For sale by Nye & Go. JL. ly.
Has your constitution been wrecked by an attack of LaGrippe, The Great South American Nervine Tonic will quickly restore your shattered nerves, strengthen and cure your digestive organs, regulate your liver and purify your blood and restore you to perfect soundness again. 'Ih.'s groat Tonic should be used after all sickness. Its power to re t° J'"*!!h
aro
&
Booe-
simply wonderful.
Sold by Dr. E. Detchon, druggist.
Morris' Knglish stable Powders. Not only cures but prevents disease. Fed to your horses two or three times a day will keep in splendid condition and spiritr. Will uiako them slick fat and glossy. Changes tho entire system and puts them in good shapo for work. Full pound packages 25 cents. Sold by Nye
D. 10, lm.
Female Weakness Positive dure. To Editor:—Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the thousand and one ills which arise from deranged female organs. I shall be glad to send two bottles of mv rem ody freed to an) lady if they will send their Express and P. O., address. Yours espectfully, Dr. B. D. MABCIUSI Utica. N. Y.
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1ST. T.
Twister's Troubles.
J. K. Henry, of New ROBS this week, tiled suit in the circuit court against tho Western Union Telegraph Company for §2,500 damages for the loss of a valuable horse through I be carelessness of one of tho company's employees. It appears that prior to the loth of last November Mr. Henry was the owner of one of the most promising colts in the country. The animal was breathing and living under the euphonious cognomen of Twister. He was bred in purple, bluo blood coursing through every vein, and it was tho one cherished hope of Mr. Henry to see the name of Twister supplant that of Nancy Hanks as king of the turf. With the coming of wintry's chilly blasts Twister gave evidence of having contracted a severe cold. The way ho would wheeze and sneeze brought terror to the heart, of his master. Finally on Nor. 15 Mr. Ilenry sent a telegram to Dr. Highway, who looks after the the physical welfare of the animal kingdom in and around Ladoga. For some reason the operator at Ladoga failed to deliver the message and on the following day Mr. H«nrv was forced to go in person for tho veterinarian. In the mean time however Twister's cold had developed into an aggravated case of pneumonia and on the 17th he turned hie precious feet skyward, while his spirit flitted noiselessly away into the great beyond. Mr. Henry is confident that had Dr. Highway arrived twentyfour hours ea-lier Twister's life could have been paved, or.srquently ho asks the court to render judgment against the telegraph company for §2,500, the sum he had been offered for tho animal.
Killed by the Oars.
The remains of James Carson were brought from Chicago to this city Monday. The deceased was 37 years of ago and was the son of the lato Madison Carson. The body was taken to the home of his widowed mother near the Junction from where the funeral occurred on Wednesday.
James Carson was well known in this city. For quite a while he worked as a brakeman on the Big Four and Monon railroads. About a year ago he secured employment on the Michigan Central. One day last week while working in the yards at Chicago, iu attempting to make a coupling he was caught between the bumpers and fatally injured. He was taken to tho Chicago hospital where after intense suffering he died last Sunday. The deceased was a sober, indus trious young man and his many friends are grieved to learn of his untimely death.
Fqipin's .Peril.
Albert Peppin is a young man who claims to hail from Bloomington, Ind. Albert was found by the police on Market street Saturday afternoon with a pint, or more whiskey ou the inside of his hide and a couple of' bottles of the cnoice article h: his overcoat pockets. When arrested he was threatened with an attack of "snakes" which developed on Sunday into a whole nest of wrangling, squirming boa constrictors much to the amusement of tho select Tew who have taken winter quarters with tho Sheriff. Monday morning Albert told the Mayor that his father was a high-executioner i:i a Canada town on the strength ol' which ho should be allowed to go free. The Mayor eould'nt see it in that way and the young fellow is doing time with the gang.
The G, A. R. Meetinsr.
On last Saturday evening McPherson Post, No. 7., (I. A. R.. hold an interestmeeting at which they installed the following officers:
H. II. Talbot, P. C. llaviland Gifford, S. V. C. E W. Elmore, J. V.C. L. A. Foote, Q. M. A. S. Ilolbrook. Chaplain. M. V. Buck. O. D. J. W. Cleiuson, O. (1.
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W. Brower, Ad'j't. (Re-appointed. The committc heretofore appointed to, confer with other parts of the county relative to consolidating attendance at the National Encampment next fall, roported progress. It is the purpose of the members of this county to consolidate, uniform and attend in a body.
'Rah! For David!
David A. Roach, a worthy representative of true democracy, is in luck. On Monday afternoon he received the appointment of Sheriff of the Supreme Court with a salary of 81,000 a year and foes. The appointment was made over fourtcn other candidates. The office, which is considered quite a plum, was secured through the influence (J1 Judge James McCabe. The appointment could not have been improved and we all rejoice with Mr. Roach in his good luck.
Major Foot Retires.
On last Saturday evenfog Major L. A. Foot retired from tho petition of deputy in tho county clerk's office after a continued service of fifteen years. Mr. Foot has made an efficient official and retires with tho best wishes of all. ITis successor has not yet been named.
r. Green, Joel Block, treats all diseases of4theeye and ear. Jno 11, lj.
"TheDas-o."
The celebrated Carrols, R. M. and Edwin known all over the amusement world as two of tho best comedians that have ever appeared in this country, gave a tino presentation of tho thrilling fouract comedy drama, "Tho Dago," at Pore's opera houso Wednesday night. Tho play captuied the entire before tho first act was half through, and the repeated encores insisted upon by the audience prolonged the piece an hour later than usual. The play is of a substantial character, dealing with life in a great city, the thread of the story being wound about the many incidents connected with an Italian padrone in the slums of New York, and tho little child of a rich banker whom he abducts to obtain a reward offered by a bold and cunning adventuress. Tho Carrolls are tho principal features of the performance, R. M. assuming the title role, in which ho makes a noteworthy BUCCCSS, while his son Edwin 11. plays a heroic, but humorous, Irish policeman. The play lays a well supported claim to scenic distinction. Among he scenes upon which much stress may, bo laid are The Brooklyn bridge, the Da go's attic, a thrilling tiro episode, the blizzard, and others of equal merit. Various bright musical specialties aud dancing aro interspersed throughout the performance. At Music Hall, Thursday Jan 19th.
Banks Elect Officers.
The First National and the Citizens' National Bank Tuesday elected directors and officers. In each case the old boards and old officers were re elected,
Tho directors of the Citizens bank are A. F. Ramsey, P. C. Somerville, Gen. M.
Somerville, Assistant.
with
D. Manson, Silas Peterson, Ambrose perstitiou is a religion. The Egyptian*), Remley, John L. Davis and C. N. Wil- who worshiped the dog and cat and ev liams. The officers aro A. F. Ramsey, tho crocodile the Romans, who put tli ir President Silas Peterson,Vice-President: faith in divination and oracles and i. Charles Goltra, Cashier and P. C.
"He Never Game Back."
The case of Luther Monroe, charged stoaling paint from the Nutt.
Hoover Gels A Y«ar.
Judge Harney Thursday morning to the charge of having stolen Henry Walters' pocket book from a buggy in Osborn fc Booher's livery stable some time ago and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. Sheriff Bible will take Hoovor and Kernoodle to Michigan City some time next week. This is pretty tough on Black Hills wocietv.
Our.ljpi'ossiitativc'j Recognizad. In t.^ie announcement of the committees of the House aud Senate at Indianapolis Tuesday Repnsentative MeCallister was given a place ou Trust Lands. Agriculture, Reformatory Institutions and Drains and Dykes. Senator Seller was made chairman of the committee of Fees and Salaries and holds a place on Organization of Courts and Insurance and .Legislative* apportionment.
To the JttssBue, I
When tho LadogaLaedor,Waynetown Hornet, and Waveland Independent get done kicking over the Wabash appropriation, we will probably come in and entangle the harness. We never liked to interfere between "Jassacks" at "wall.''—-Darlington Echo.
The Dago.
Mr. Geo. TV. Turner
Worst Case of Scrofula tho Doct6ra Evor Sav/
Completely Cur ad by HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. "When I wii3 4 or 5 years eld I liad a scrofuIou3 sore o-i ilia middlo linger of my left hand wlilch Rot so bad tint tho doctors cut tlia flngor oil, pnd later tooi.- off moro than half my liand. Tiieu the sore broke out on my arm came out on my neck and faca on botii stiles nearly destroying tho Bight of one eye, alio on my right arm. Doctors said It was the
Worst Caso of Scrofula
they ever saw. It was aimply awfnl! Fivo years a,",o I bogan to talco Hood's Sarsaparllia. Gradually I found that the sores were beginning to heal. I kept on till I had taken ten uotiles, leu ilollnrH! Just think of what a return I got for that Investment! A shot-., •and pep contf Yes, many thousand, i'or the past 4 years I have had no sores. I
Work all the Time.
Before, I con lil do no work, know not what to say strong enough to express my grat
way»
The directors of the First National HOOD'3 PILLS
Saratoga county, N. Y.
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are W. II. Durham, Geo. T. Durham.: dfewtkm and tone tha stomach. Trythem. 25oGeorge S. Durham, Joseph Milligan I and Ezra Voris. The officers are W. H. I Durham, President Geo. T. Durham, I Vice President, James E. Evans, Cashier.
gical
House, was called in the circuit court making one of tluifc number tho refr 1 Wednesday morning but as Luther had to start a journey or undertaking on taken timo by the forelock by skipping the case was postponed indefinitely, John Courtney, his attorney,states that
that he will show up in due time. Prosecutor Moffett has give the festive Luther until tho last day of tho term to put in his appearance in default of which his bondsmen, Zack Williams and Frank Patterson, will have to "pony up."
A Detective Trust.
1 ursuant to call a meeting of the horse thief detective company was held in the small court room Tuesday with Capt. Talbert in tho chair. The object of the meeting was to discuss tho propriety of organizing a county association. Owing to the severe weather but lb of tho 2S companies were represented, but all were heartily in favor of the proposed organization. It was decided to call another meeting on the^ second luesday in April when the organization will bo effected.
not woaken, BUT MA
A Epical Notibttllever*
"Do I believe in signs and luck, and superstition? and all that blooming IN iBense? Of course not," said fat and jolly Henry Thornburgh at Hurst's hotel to a group of philosophers. "I have so: io sort of respect for the people whoso
Poweraof mnuicts tho Greeks, w'^,o
deified bees and ants even the mystei a and absurdities of astrology and.".Ichei.-.y all have my sympathies aud at least respectful consideration. "But the horrors of tho dreadful iignre 13 and the fears some people "nave uf
Friday all orts of ghosts aud spcciial warnings, with second sight, etc., have my supreme contempt. 1 have known men to shudder upon seeing two 111 pies at the tame time a friend of mine left my uJ.'lc not long ago because 0:ie of my children spilled some salt wlnlo moving his plate one of tho firm in our houso would rather suffer fine and imprisonment than to put on his left shoo first wlieu lie gets lip in tho morning. And in most respects these peoplo aro all sensible people. "Stop! Don't \v i]k in front of there's a pin on the floor right there fi its head toward me. You say hat of it? Why, don't you know it that— hat's that? Supersti, Oh, well, you know there are some Well, all right. Shut up! V.i: il you haver"—St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
One Chniu'o Ijpft.
A decade had elapsed. In that period vast changes had been wrov.'Tht, women were admitted to all fields of human endeavor ana tho avoca-' tions-formerly considered to belong to tho sterner sex exclusively were open to all..
In a quiet' resort, somewhat removed
William Hoover pleaded guilty before -ri),n Cee busiest thoroughfare, one man chanced to ask another for a chew of to-
bacco. ThcTico the conversation turned by er.sy stages upon tho evils of heoay. "Liiii"
Thy man with a lock of settled despair in his dark brown eyes' wa3 subdued *a his address. .• -—"it's getting so a fellow without a wife lias just about got to starve." "Yes.'" "It's a shame the v.Tay tho women havo crowded us oat of business." ,. "True.'
Both remained in silent meditation for a moment, "But then"
Tho look of settled despair was somewhat less pronounced for a moment. "we should be grateful that Providence has left us pre-eminent in one calling. Thank heaven, they can't compete with us in dressmaking."
It was a comforting thought, to ho sure.—Detroit Tribune.
Among: tho
KOM'S.
Bags full of roses, baskets heavy with roses, carts laden with roses roses, rosed, a feast of roses, a surfeit of roses, if tliat is possible. The women slick roses ia their long, braided hair, tho men in their belts, the children pull them and play with them and leave them on the ro alio die.
There is roseleaf jam to eat—very fresh and sweet it is—and there is rosP-
,»r-M ,, ,, ,, leaf sirup to drink. Everv vase and vesWill bo presented at Music Hall next
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uraday Jan. 11). his is a from tiiiexrx'ciod placcs grout bunches strong sensational drama with strong of bright pink heads lying on tho ground and heavy acting, and lots of fun. They admonish you as you walk: you can carry all of their own -cenery and set make abed of them if you wTill go to the stuff. Don't Torget tho date. granary—rosary, I suppose it should be
Bob Harrington, who has been haul- aud sweet a couch as was over laid ing bob-sled parties around town since the "Arabian Nights" for eastern prince# tho first tall of the beautiful, was called
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to
drop on you
I called—and there jrou will find as sort
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hnfr.m tin. ur 1 his is how it came about that saw before the Mayor Monday morning on a
A bicycle mail ouch has lately been put on tho market for tho use of lettercarriers in rural di»tricts, who deliver their mails on bicycles.
TOch a muIUl)]icity of roses.
warran arging him with hauling fillecl along cherished scheino anil vreflt freight without a license. Ho was dis- to Kezanlik, tho Valley of Roses, in the missed, however, upon taking out the Balkans, once the famouse roso garden necessary documents.
We ful
of Turkey.—Blackwood's Magazine-
Tho greatest worm destroyer on earth ifl Dullam's Great German Worm Lozenger-. only 21: u,-i -.r jr si by Nye & iiooe.