Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 February 1893 — Page 2

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BUSINESS il 1.1 TMin

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W. M. RKETf:S.

TOT HUMPHRIES & EEEVES.

VI-ifiR.-MiVS-AT-LAW.

Office, lf'JlU K. Mam Si,

O. l'Al'l M. W. HltUNKR UL &BRUNER

A A a GfTirc South (tr^fu str-ft ovt»r Zark Matoorney'a hnriwiuv ht«r«».J

E, W. REAM, Dentist.

""Mortem 1*ntiitrY pi .noticed in nil its phases. Brldm-woi-k or artillcial teeth WITHOUT plates aftrtr tlir miHt seenut devices. Ai. styles Of artificial teeth with RU especial care to us..Jnlness and IU" e-t rHt.ion of natural exposition ot ili« face. For the extraction of teeth, all tho reliable iinae.-ihetics known to modem dont^try, both local and general, are list"!.

K. W. KKAM. Dentist.

JDloe over Karnhlll. Ilornmlay & Picket's giH. wy, Crawfordsvillp, Indiua.

G. W. BENEFIEL,

Veterinary Surgeon

'.AND DENTIST.

44B*ie at Bob Davis' I.iyery Stable, 1'5 \V. Pike bl.. Cruwfordsviile, Ind. Culls by mail or telegraph aimwifed promptly.

Abstract of Title.

IlaTl«(t secured the service of "Win. H. Webster, late of the'tlvm of .Johnson A Webster, abstractors of title. 1 am prepared to furnish upon short notice full and complete Abstracts of Title to ail lands in Montgomery county. Indiana, »r, reawuable prices, Deeds and mortgages carefully executed, Call at Recorder's »tDce.

THOS. T. MUNHALL.

Brown's Dental Parlors

No. 30 Circle street, Indianapolis, Iron

Hull Building. First class £work at

reasonable prices.', Tooth extracted

without pain. Crown and bridge work

a specialty. c. 4

LOANS.

—PLENTY OF—

MONEY TO LOAN

On.Farm or city Property.

NONE BUTTHE

BesnhsuraiiDBCDiniianies

Aro Hoprosented by

Morgan & Lee

Orub/uin HlooU. West of Court House.

.. 'Mm Loans

4 1 2 O

In teres I Pays nJ ami unity. Apply to

O. W. HEIGHT.

Mjik-y to

At, 7 per cent., annual intone thont commission. ....

I-ARM ANIVUTT PROPIOUTV tor "Bale or exchange. IIOUKl&S to rent.

CUMBERLAND & 3II1.LKK,

118 Wwt Maiu street.

CRAWFOHDSVJ LLP. fNl.

A. L. Toni'msoii,

113 EAST MARKET S'l

SuccessorJ to1-George Long uoj"

We have a fine line of Sugar, Coffee /Tobacco and Canned Goods.

Come and Inspect Our

[Stock.

farmers desiring to exchange theii produce for Fresh. Groceries, and always at the

Lowe Current Ijate,

Should call at our store on "Kant Market .SI "eeL

vVe have a good trade and expect to maintain it by fair treatment of all customers.

A. L. iTomlinsoii.

nv R'.'A JK/.V.

3^. *X*. .K,,C7®K.

remi*. or h.J itimirrni

One year, in liii couu'j 41 Oncvcar.ooi :f the ... 1 lo Inq'iin at Ofllce for Advcrti! nerves.

FEBRUARYl 1,1893.

ANTI CATHOLICISM AT LAi'AY ETTE.

Some two weeks ago a former Catholic priest undertook to deliver it LaFayette a lecture, entitled, "Why I Left the Romish Church," at the Opera House. There were fully 1.200 people present, but in about a half hour after he had begun, a mob ot persons, broke in on tli# stage, knocked him down, ar.d in consequence the lecture was closed at once and the audience -.vent flying from the house. The members of the mob, it is stated, were Catholics. The lecture was to bo delivered under auspices of the "American Protective Association,"' which made a poor out at protecting the lecturer in this instance. The societyis probably auti-Catholis and since this affair, has increased its membership by hundreds, and proposes to secure the expriest again to talk to them. It is unfortunate both for the city of LaFayette and the Catholics of that city that such an event was permitted to occur. It is calculated to intensify the feeling already existing among mmiy all over the country that the Catholics arc determined, if possible, to overthrow many of the present forms of government, par ticulnrly that system relating to out schools. A criBis is predicted Dy many in this county between the two forces, Catholic and Protestant' and war, war to the knife, to follow. This is a country of free speech and free press, and mu! always remain as such while our present form of government exists. The attempt to suppress the lecturer was wrong, and was not, we believe, approved by the better element of the Catholic church in that city. Had he have been permitted to have finished his lecture, what he said would not have raised one-tenth the feelipg that the interruption of him has.

ME. HOED 0F MAKI0N.

Marion county has an ideal legislator in a Mr. Hord. He dares to think and act as he believes to be right regardless ol cliques, lobbios, or party organization, and no intimidation will work upon him. It pays to bo honest and outspoken in political matters although it does not always lead to success. Policv is the line upon which the averse politician work^, and generally he is under some man or some ring of party managers. "Organized labor" as it is termed, is seeking at (his eesi ion of the legislature to have certain laws enacted in its• favor. Mr. Hord favors it. but likewise demands that unorganized labor should be similarly served. There is just the rock upon which they split the labor people and Mr. Ilord. There is nothing uniair in Air. 1 lord's position, yet the labor folks, growl, threaten, and do all sorts of mean things toward him on account of it. Most of the other members from fear of tbo power of the. opposition to them, are against him: nOt that he not right, but the fear for future political success if they vote and act witii him. Why unorganized labor should not have the same rights aad privileges i'.s organized labor before the law, would lake a profound philosopher to explain, and it would not be oxp-ained (hun. Mr. Hord may be away oil* the road to political honors in the fill lire yet it is vastly morn satisfactory to act conscientiously and independently in a atter lino this above mentioned than' to be trucklers and time servers like

many of those "around him seem to be to do right regardless of threats or intimidation. That is the style of politician we most admire, and it is to be regretted that the race of them appears to havenearly run out.

As the «•-"^sion of the State legislature is over half through there is already some talk of up extra session. Tho governor will' f-voice the sentiment of the people if he refuse to call an extra session. There

has been ampla time to f»naet all tho laws arid pass the necessary appropriations, or will be during tho next three weeks. If some of the long winded gillies who do so much talking at every session would lose their power of speech for the next twenty days of the legislature. there will be no necessity for an extra session.

Ui.TJTA republican papers were fearful tliat Harrison, hie term expiring in a few weeks, would not "exercise his prerogative in the appointing of a judge to succeed Lamar, deceased. He has, however. He has appointed Judge Jackson, of Tennessee, a democrat and a most excellent man for the position judging by reports, lie has failed to exercise it just the way they desired.

lni:!ci'. will probably be no amendment to the law regulating the pay of county ofiicers at this session of the legislature, the opinion seeming to be that thoio should lie no tinkering with the present law. County officers who cannot submit to tho present order of things will have to resign,

ONLY 'NEUKSSAEY APPEOPEIATiOflS.

The legislator who opposes ad aypropriations of the State's money, ijot absolutely needed, has the correct views and sentiments of me people thin year. Tlin state debt of i:oar S9.000.0l.HI. must b\ paid. It must come from the pocKets of the tax payers, from thousands of the inhabitants who can illy afford to part with their means. Consequently the member who votes Tor this or tint scheme that, a stall fed lobby may originate, is an enemy of the people, is looked upon with more or less suspicion. A grange organization of Boone count.v lately passed the following resolution and presented the same to its representatives io the legislature. Considering the humble source from whence this resolution originated, there was some disposition to ridicule it among the members, yet it echos the vinw.s thousands of tax payers

Resolved, That HooneCounty Pomona Grange, Patrons of Husbandry ask the Hon. Senator Thomas 10. loyd and the Hon. Representative, Samuel S. Davis, of Boone county, and that they are hereby respectfully requested to use their powu-r and influence Against tinfollowing appropriations: For the G. A. R. National Encampment, at Indianapolis, September, 189 ], for World's Fair, for marking burial places of Indiana soldiers in the s-uth, for Purdue University, for normal school, and all similar appri priations.

CHICAGO'S SCHEMES.

All sorts of schemes are being constantly originated by sharpers at Chiea go to get money out of the outside world before and during the World's Fair. For instance for ?1 they will place your name in a guide so when you SO up there you may find where vour acquaintances are. Several sharps are aiming to invigle publishers to pay 81 per week by which they may become members of a "press association." and be enabled to publish letters from the Fair. The folks that have rooms to rent, also many alleged hotels, are getting in their work by getting tho country buukins to make advance payments for rooms. One individual formerly of this city who has sent out thousands Of circulars descriptive of his hotel, the prices to be charged, and requesting a check from each person addressed to secure them their rooms in his house, it is said has not even yet lain tho foundation for his "hotel," but has secured several thousands of dollars from per sons ho has addressed as advanced payment for board and rooms. Ojr advise is not to pay a cent in advance to any of these people, but wait until the Fair opens, go u[ and risk your chances then of getting what you seek for your money. It will be much more satisfactory to lie present if you are to be swindU d, than off at a distance.

THE JOSE I'll E. M'DuIwUJ) TO0ASE.

The suit of Malcolm McDonald a'ivd otheic to pi.'t i' id" the will of the lat Hon. Jos. E. McDonald. Iniri been in progresb for some weeks, iu th« Hamiltoneounjy Circuit Court at. Noljlepvilli-. The charge of the plaintiffs is that tinwill is foryod. is not: that of tiie-dcceased and intimafo that it was done by or through the connivence: of ins- widow. Mrs. Jusaph'me McDonald, his third wife. Many witnesses have beer, examined, among H-em John M. liutler. his law partner, irk Daniels, law Kt'oderu. two experts on signatures from Chicago, and others. Their general t".Mimon} and belief is that f'he name of McDonald as subscribed to the i\ ill. i-s a furgi-ry. The laintilfs seem fo have the best the ease,, and the ''will*' will nobnbb b5 broken. McDouald left proper! valued at SlOd.OOy, mostly in Indianapoh., real estate.

A iio last week at, i'a -i«-, Texa&. who hao rapt a a four Near-old i^irl, was captured next day snd iaili'ered tlie most horrible death that could be devised. lie was stripped, placed mi a platform, his body pierced all over with hot irons, and coal oil linallv thrown over him and then set en lire. His. sufferings were indescribable. The act partakes of barbarity and the worst form of heathenism. While rape, wo believe, should be made a capital offense and the criminal Buffer death, there are cirtainiy more civilized wa\n in going about it than tho Texas mob adopted. The fewer such punishments aro heard of tho better, especially in any country where they claim to be civilized and enlightened.

STATE

OHIO, CITY

RANK

Ill

TOM?no,

LUCAS COUNTY,

-T. CIIKENEY

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A W 11 ii a -Vh

St'aiy-j, ,ji-

lego Fro '.-rssor.

!?aya Juat r-Ue ilitriiv l'sns-r aad at -Just

tie Hi-vht Ti::i'.

A name .ignored \v)iefii-r ike.n. Such is the h'.gh repu'ati.i of the fioti. \VaiLcrft. Jv.ivojoy of T. pleyville, Maes., who has lately been br .ught no promin-nily before our people.

Mr. Lovejoy is of aa iilustri ais family. Indeed, the briliie.nt and -cholarly Prof, Lnvejov of Mncn (Ga.) uversify is uthe.r than his sun. The professor ia pausing through ro.vn, spoki feelingly of i.is father's lecem .-.erinns iiioess, and became enliuif-iastie .-on.- trniiig his resti.ration io ,'ai(.ii. ile -.-tuted that it was perfectly w.U .i.-rtui to see the cnai'ge in ius fathers: health ince he took the Avell-kco-.vn iiediciuo. Dr. Gr. lie's Nervura biood and ve remedy.

And the iio:,. 1.. I,.i\ejoy himself was i'oiind overfiiivv.ng iin gratitude toward (his. .. tuetly.-, i-

Vvs very io-.v indeed, i:e sai.', "1 suff. reit ifo:n »cr',I-M :II.d hi art di. ease. 1 had-jl.-i-tjti.Mit avsac-..- otV .i'.inUi,e.^s and I .iitire of near aoiton .. The attacks were it ".'as with •.treat dilHeuitj !h .•. e-eaii. be le st.»ied fii its natur* -. ctn'R. vvas.t.i'a.'.j ii, for either

i- 11y- .• fl'f.lu tl.e .. -'i\ c, but COM. anf"1!

lab. r. 1 ha .• been -Hipi .'lit te a 1 li ji, I have us man iiM er.found a medi a 1 fi" !ll )l 'X, r.erve rem-

.1.?! i.iu,i a .v'-a ii ler r.tfryoi:- u. oni.iie.M a a' edy.

We e'lii'i ,'it-i.i

'4}'OM.d a I "Aei'VI'ra I'l tile d.-- a mar-kabhi: me. !l is e.lre' s.i engih givi ...rei."'

A I.ILCI.VI r, :,eml)Ie l.i'

E S

makes oath that ho

is the senior partner of tho firm of E. J. CtiEKNKY ifc Co., doinsr business in the City of Toledo, County and Stato aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of

CATARRH

cannot be cured by thb use of

CATAARII CURK. FRANK

that

HALL'S

CHENEY.

Sworn to before mo and subscribed in my presence, this Gth day of Decomber. A. D. 1880.

A. W. GLKASON,

Notary Public.

Hall's Catarrh Cnro is taken internal ly on tho blood and mucoua surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free.

CIIEENEY &

Co., Toledo, O.

CS^Sold by Druggists, 75c. lm.

of anv or any

.estlv vec-

•run rem

ii i'.. Mr. Lnve- .-» an.i sutiering ijr. th 'one':i.i '-uorvfe- iviLii-dy, for ii

HIM truly re

wdi c-rtainly cure. liealth and v.l ili uggisis keep it

great anririg purely nes aml-...i.|»r."pured by

'e1 ciiiiDet.t t?p» ciah

in uf",\uis and

e!iionic diKiMisi'SyDr. ir-"eoe or \V .Si reel, N V.)'-k, :arri« the in 'I'/fbUiuent,aiKl i^eonii.e alatio of phveiCifius, Vr'hieh. is in itself a guarantee of ii%.,. marvellous curative po.'.t The d'.ict.or. too,can lie consulted oy anyone free ot charge, personally or by let ".er.-

Mii lion Fi'ieuili,

A liit iid in need is a friend indeed, and not less than one million people have found jus!, such a friend

King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs, and colds.—If you have never used this great cough .Medicine, one trial will convince you that, it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of throat, chest and lungs. Each.pottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will be rufunded, Trial bottles free at Nye & Roue's drug styro. j^Largo bottles f0c. and $1.00.

Deserving Praise.

We dc:

:ro

Sewing

in 117 [in one of and T'riv me df..

to ay to our citizens, that,

for yeai we have been selling Dr, King's N Discovery for consumption, Dr. King $ Now, Lifa Pi!i», Bucklen's Arnica Salvo and Electric Bitters, and have nerer handled remedies that sell as well, or that ha.vo given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantoo them every time and we stand ready to refund the purchase pric3, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. Those remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Nye & Booo Druggifts.

T-y Dullam's Great Gcrmau cent Cough Cure at Nye A Booo'n

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of euro. Give your children a dose of Molol in time.

WILLIAM TELL

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l..'i£'o...V»'l.r:ifcjtf(HjlttKoila:

vlt'' .ve|-...

ito Di.-- a •. Con- ult.i

tho 1 i. no" I ah.!..

in Dr.

\ouf /Mother TO USE NO OTHER SOAP FOR LAUNPRY

AMP HOUSEHOLP PURPOSES. THAN

SWM.. cCLA*S OOA

[T ISfAR SUPERIOR TO ANYOTHER IN THE MARKET ANP IS MA.PE. ONLY BY

NK FAIRBANK&C0.

-REMEMJ3RR-

The White

When you are looking for a sewing machine that is fitted for all kinds ot

CHICAGO.

If voi want a thoroughly trood-

sewing buy the White..*

AGE

Remember that in several hundred families of Montgomery county you will find they use the White Sewing Machine.

W. £. NICHOLSON

I WEST MAIN STREET.

MORE THAN 700 CASES

11 A I". MfCKN l'l! HATl'.f) AT THE

Liiftv'lh: iiiisi Niiiiii: Institute

S.Vj'V ».e i'l ii lo.JJ

lo.-linai. can be seen uilice. The wonvcases are solicited. Our examin a, ona 11 eat 11 an- thes.-jme as are given in the great hospiliijS »I rs f-'Sv \vlujrvUiowsMnds u*' iin*

Hi' and v.-hei have lianu-d our busines-!.

-v"'

l.f! Ue.jt isjj"tl lii tho Srat.i

lot

inc Troatmcn

FKKI AND "rRimEr:OHB\^l|

A N ii O ii

4" r.. V.V 1 .,v.' n'l iiioilern :ipp.-%ratu-, nj.plln IICCB end Aaonit others tho now i'NKt'HATIC CA HINI.'l' anil NKW (IlilvMA.N VAl'Ol 'J'UKAT.

J'l-'N'I, fer Cat urli r.nil I.ims 'I'roublo. I (U'Nl) oxvc I::n,

tor

..-j,•••• liuur troiil)!et ntid nsilini t. •MJ kiiKi.4 of Kloctricnl Ai. .ar,itu«, ApoHtoli'" "rtlu*l (6lcctro»j.-'ai«) for KKMAI.K COMPLAINT*.

central Oehilitr

,,|(1« ml 'I'hcse. wilh our large ospori-

I .Pi'if--• J..i^" rcHn'its tlvn siieiii remarkable to those Who Lnowcnly HIP o!(J Htylc of iliupphip. ... vA'"'' oat (ill i.-hi-onle. privnle and ncxual difieaace t.i f".iniilUf. \\ith tippeia! attention given ''5*.* L'U'. ^«i'. 'i'hroal nirtl Lung dWrr-fs Huptur l!ji!iie«-le. Varicocele, S'uroru'ii, Paralysis, Fill

I-1 fiuiiarisir, lifTKli Che, White Swelling, Old Sore-* th'Cwri-, '-t. (.'iiuovrs and Tumcm ri^moved ivithou

lii....four-. Ii i'irs. Stricture and Syphilis cured. A

ite.-ia.,:1A jJU..Feot ute.i't'.w^.Ky.is ttialghteiied. Export Surgical OpcraXoh .i .-.iwclaUy. \V'u invite all in ivmin and POL our equli'tuentii autl learn our IIMMIUR) (.'XAMUIFIMNI IRCE V»TF» U-

DRS. ('RiilSTOSMIE! & THOMPSON.

No. 1 North Fifth Mrect. Fourth busiiuss hi-Mse north of Morning Journal ofll "e. Dr. I' rank t'. riioni[:s-Jii ol N* "i orlc. Manager

KPiiuino lli-e!iloriil« of sold euro for