Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 April 1893 — Page 2
ATTOBMYS.
It. i. vim. w. s. mmaiT, w. M. KBSTXC.
1HIT HUMES REEVES.
ATIOKMSTS-ATLAW.
Office, 10S^ K. MrUn Si.
O. YJR. PAUL. M. vr. BRUNER PAUL N
Attorney s- At-Law
Office South side of Green streetover Zack Maborney'e kanl ware atora.]
E, W. REAM, Dentist.
iTModnrB dentistry practiced in all its phasos. Bridge work or artificial teeth WITHOUT plates
made
after
the
most eoent devices. Al. styles
af arttfloial teetk with an eBpeciftl care to use
ful
news
and the
«)n of
restoration of a natural expres-
the
the
face. For the extraction of teeth, all
reliable anaesthetics known to modern dent-
l0flU
Office
"d ^""w! HEAM?DentlBt.
ever
sry,
Rarnhlll, Ilornaday fc Picket's gro-
Orawferlsvllle, Indian.
G. W. BENEFIEL.,
Veterinary Surgeon
AND DENTIST.
Otftee at Bab Darts' Livery StaDle, 1!» W. Plko fij., Crawfordsrllle, Ind. Calls by mail ortnle^&ph answorod promptly.
Abstract of Title.
Having socored the service of Wm, n. Webster, late of tho'llnn of Johnson & Webster, abstractors of title, I am prepared to furnish upon dfanrl B0li06
full
AbBtrilCttt Of
Add COWpl©t©
to all lands in Montgomery oounty, IndiM.w. reasonable priceu, Deeds and mortgage carefully executed, Call at Reoorder •ffioe.
THOS. T. MUNHALL.
Brow a* 3 Dental Parlors
No. 30 Circle street,$Indianapolis, Iron
Hall Building. First class work at
reasonable prices. Teeth extracted
•without pain. Crown and bridge work
a specialty.
c-
LOANS.
—PLENTY OF-
MONEY TO LOAN
On Tarm or cttf Property.
NONE
BUT THE
BBS!IssuanceCompanies
Are ^presented by
Morgan & Lee
Ornbaun Block, West of Court Rouse.
AT-
41-2 PerCent,
Interest Pnynble annually. Apply to
C. W. WRIGHT.
Monev to Loan
At 7 per cent, annual intcivst v:thout commission.
IP-AKM AND CITY PROPERTY tor ileor exchange. HOUSES
tOlTIlt.
..CUMBERLAND & MILLER,
Li ..' 118 West Main Street.
CRAWrORT)SVILLK IND.
Hop Piaster
Apply one you don't have to suffer—-the relief begins at once. Pain-killing, soothing, stimulating and strengthening properties combined. dean, sweet, quickestcuring plaster known.
Both Bid ©a of thegenolne plaster show B^to^fMeto5"in&l5gS £& Iclne-dealen* everywhere ltT^
My Back Aches
A MARVELOUS DISCOVERY!
Poeitlrely removes BONE SPAVHT, Ringbone, Splint, or Curb, IN 48 HOURS,
Without Pain.
S500 Reward
For Failure or Slightest Injury. This is the Greatest Wonder of the Oth Century, astonishing, as it does, tbe entire Veterinary world.
Circulars and Sworn Proofs Hailed Free. Dr. (hy Ohedni,
No. 37B Canal St., New York.
THE REVIEW
V. T. LTX9X.
TKAMB OF SUU(Cr.lPTI N
One year, In Lho county, $1 26 Oneyear,oulofth« connty, 1 Iaaulreat Oflce for Ad
rertliac rates.
APRIL 29, 1893.
UANDIDAOY OF LAMB.
Gossip continues to assert and there are some indicatioDB pointing in that direction, that Hon. John E. Lamb is quietly aiming to overthrow Brookshire by which ho himself may be .uominated next year for Representative in Congress. There may be nothing in this, and it may be only gossip. From the experience and results of the past we had considered Lamb possessed of too mucn shrewdness in political matters to seriously entertain the thought that he could be again elected to Congress from this district. It counts for little what may be the future success or defeat of Brookshire for Congress, it is certain that Lamb under any circumstances cannot ever be elected from this district. The democracy do not like him, and they demonstrated this in 1886 when he waa defeated by 1,200 majority in this democratic district. They will do so again if opportunity offers in a like race, as Lamb has not improved with age. Socially, morally, and in many respects politically he is abhored by hundreds of taen in his own party, and in Montgomery county alone there are 500 democrats who would scratch his nane at the polls. There are other counties which would express similar feelings. Whatever may be the wisdom in the opinion of some in re-nominating Brookshire the substitution of Lamb for him would be the highth of foolishness in every way it can be viewed. Brook shire has proven himself a winner in three races for Congress, the last two being highly creditablo to him for the great majorities received. His course in Congress has certainly been satisfactory to tho rank and file of the party, whatever way it may have been received by some scheming politicians and republicans. If not Brookshire for the next nomination assuredly it should not bo Lamb unless the intention be to turn the district over to the republicans as in 1886. Relating to the next Congressional race in this district the best advice in the fewest words to tho party
iB,
I.
O
"let well enough alone."
POLITIC)AL DEMORALIZATION. Tho sentence of Lavelle, late Auditor of Davies county, to a long term of imprisonment in the penitentiary, with other conspirators, for aiming to destroy tho records of tho county by firing the court house, is a fitting instance of the demoralization often created among men desirous of holding office and becoming prominont in politics, and the final ending of his political career will be a warning of great benefit to many ambitious young men seeking official positions all over the laud, in that it will demonstrate to them that honesty must prevail in politics as in everything else, if the person seeking position is to be permanently benefitted. Lavelle had resided in his county many years, was prominent in his party for years, was the king bee in all political councils of the party, in fact his, influence was far reaching and powerful for a long period. He was withal considered a "good fellow" as it is defined in politics, was ready with his money and tho influence of the saloons to carry out any political Measure for friends. Ho acquired habits of drinking intoxicants. He waa ambitious to fill a state office and climb higher up on the political ladder. The demands wero heavy on his purso. He began to do crooked work while in office and was suspected, arrested, tried and condemned. Many another "good fellow1' in politics has had as equally demoralizing a career before dropping the business. The example to young men desirous of shinning in politics is simply this: If the constant expenditure of money, the consumption of much whiskey by self and friends, the association with the lowest dregs of society, are all nocessary for continued elevation in the political field, then don't enter it. Politics should be on a higher plain in this country than it is. Men of the Lavelle stamp should be driven to the rear and honest, sober and intelligent men forced to the front. Honesty and decency will live longest in politics.
THE treasurer of Bartholomew county lately examined into the mortgage records of his county and found over $600,000 in property that had never been reported te the assessors. The amount was promptly placed on the tax duplicate and 115,000 was received by the county on taxes. This was very commendable in the treasurer but he would not probably have been one-tenth so energetic had he have been a candidate for re-cloctioD.
THE Union League Club, a silk-stock-ing republican club of New York Cityj has said that it wants no Hebrews as members of that organization. This will be interesting news to Hebrews who have hithorto affiliated and voted with the republican party. The democratic party is the party of all the people.
HAWAII.
Indications do not point to a
Bpeedy
admission of Hawaii, ti.o principal of th» Sandwich inlands, mt. tho United States of AiuericH. This administration is not in ouc-half us big a
about it as was that of President liar ri6on's. Had Harrison ivniuiued in power thrue months moro ijawau with its half civilized creatures, su^ar t-pecu-lators, volcanoes and all would have been taken in regardless of tho injuries, benefits or what not to thiB couutry, and all tho official positions upon the island filled with hungry repubheau omce hunters. The admission of Hawaii into tho Union is a very questionable proceeding, and those in authority should think long and earnestly in the matter before determining what to do. Would it be good policy? Does this country now, or will it hereafter need additional territory? If so, would not Canada and Cuba, which adjoin us be much preferable to an isluud in the Pacific ocean 2,000 mileB away? If we aro seeking new territory should not these countries near us bo first looked after? What great advantage to this country would the admission of Hawaii be? Correspondents from Washington City say that Cleveland and Gresham are favorable to the admission of Hawaii. We doubt this very much. We believe sound statesmanship will oppose its admission—because we do not need it and can get along easily without it.
DEDICATING THE MONUMENT. A faction of the G. A. R., but which seemed to control the entire assemblage as their late encampment at Evansville, determined to take no part in the dedication of the soldier monument at Indianapolis in September next if, as the Commissioners had determined, permitted tho figures 1816-48 to remain on the monument along side of those 186165. It is a shame that such ridiculous sentiment should pervade tho G. A. R. that fanatics of the Cheadle stripe should be able to voice its sentiment. The G. A. R. has many sound, sensible men within its organization, but the Cheadle wing of it places it by this action in a very ridiculoui and unwise attitude. The monument will be dedicated all the same and in future ages will stand as a fitting emblem of the •alor and patriotism of all Indiana soldiers of all wars in whicb they were engaged. while this fanatical spirft created by a small quota of soldiers of the last war will be forgotten in a few short years.
OHIO AGO AND THE FAIB. Chicago will do well to aim to curb the hogerish propensities with which she has always been credited, in her treatment of visitors during the World's Fair. The impression among many is that visitors are to be skinned of their money at every hand that altitudinous prices are to be demanded for every thing. The first few weeks will demonstrate the truth or falsity of the assertion. Tho first visitors will immediately report to the outside world any attempts at extortion and their reports if unfavorable will injure to a considerable extent the finaucial prospects of the World'a Fair, for people will shun any attempt at gouging if forewarned. Chicago's future prosperity to a groat extent will depend very much upon her management of the Fair and the treat ment of strangers within her gates.
•BEPUJBLIOAir PROPHECIES. Republican newspapers und orators proved themselves false prophets and great liars. If the democrats won in the election they asserted all the manufacturing interests would be paralyzed, business would at once be stagnated and a panic of "hard times" at once be inaugurated. Since the election over & half hundred of new manufactories have located in thegaB belt of Indiana, and business of all kinds there as elsewhere has shown a steady increase. Republican prophecies in this as in a thousand other instances indicated how little the party knew of the state of the country or the temper of the people
COFFEE.
Several brokers in coffee were reported in New irork laat week as having failed and made assignments. If there is any class that should become "dead broke" it is tho epeculatbrs in coffee. Foi years consumers of tho beverage have been compelled to pay just twice what it is worth. Good coffee at retail cannot be purchased for loss than 30 cents per pound, as much again as it should be. Of course poor coffee can be purchased cheaper, but good cannot. Tho coffee product is manipulated by trusts, and they force the people to pay two prices if they need the article.
THUS far the appointments by the administration of individuals to the various important positions to be filled for the next four years, have seemed to be well choBeri, especially is this tho case in most of the missibns to European countries. The incumbents very generally are intelligent, well educated, and experienced in official affairs, and the country will have no cause to regret their appointment to those high and responsible positions.
BREAD thirty years old is preserved in good shape in Norway,—Exchange. Through this discovery the birth place of the railway depot sandwich is probably for the first time made known
REPUBLICAN newspuinTB are quits free in their comments ..o-r the appointment by the present a um iistration o? uumerous "Confederate Brigadiers," as they
are
Hurry
pleased to teim wiv^ial of thoBe
lately appointed tn.iu South, to various foreign mission- in fact they have even uiuro to .iiiout it than when Lou ,rst rent, and several "CJonfoderaie Generaln" wero given offiI ciul positionu by a republican auministration some year* a^'o.
I 11. 11. WAIINEK, tho notoii patent medicine manufacturer, was reported as "buste and insolvent ly the daily papers last wtek. If UIB insolvency shail prove a termination of his long winded essays ou "Kidney Cure" that have been published tor years past in most of the weekly papers of the United
Slates then his loss will lib the public's gam to some extent, at least.
AMONG the injster.oubly missing is the tin plate liar of ttie last campaign. The republicans Bay nothing about him since then. He waB perhaps discharged for failing to fulfill his promises, and is wandering uimlessly about hoping for employment under the party in 1894.
ONE
of ex-Presideni Harrison's lec
tures before the law studeutB of the Loland Stauford University ou "McKinleyism and how it dismuntled tho republican partv."' might provo of considerable interest to the future statesmen of the Pacific coast.
Two mysterious murdurs occurred at Indianapolis last week. Arrest of suspected persons followed speedily, of course, yet witn all the powers of the detecti"e force of the city the murderers have not yet been made known.
THE World's Fair opens at Chicago on Monday next continuing until November 1st. A largi number of people from abroad are in Chicago to witness the opening ceremouies of the Fair.
How's This
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be curad by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CREENEY & Co., Props., Toledo, O. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists Toledo, O., Walding, Kinnan St Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure iB taken internally, acting direct'.y upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free. Al lm
The great Krupp gun to be exhibited at Chicago is fifty-seven feet long, and capable of firing a twenty- three-hund-red-pound shot a distance of fourteenmiles.
A Million Friends,
A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not lees than one million people have found just such a friend in Dr. 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 bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will be refunded. Trial bottles free at Nye & Booe's drug store. Large bottles 50c, and $1.00.
The New Great South American Kidney Que. The acknowledged superior cure and immediate relief for all derangements, painfulnesa and decay of the kidneys or bladder, Bright's disease, diabetes or any complaint that hurts or despoils either of these delicate organs. This new remedy has been thoroughly tested by learned physicians and found far sunerior to any medicine yet discovered for quickly relievine: all weakne&ses, aches, pains and distresses arising from diseases of any part of the urinary passages. It iB a groat relief for the old, middle aged and children, male or female. It relieves at once retention and pain in passing water, and it iB very effective in relieving prostratic troubles in the old, and for nightly incontinence of water in children, or otherB, caused by weakness of the bladder. It may be worth to many a hundred times its cost. This is a remedy of great valuo to ladies, because they are very liable to weakness and pains peculiar to their sex.
Sold by Dr. E. Detchon, 213 E. Main St., and all druggists. Crawfordsrillo.
Patrick Henry, the well-known American statesman, is credited with having been'the first person to use the expression "fellow citizens."'
Deserving Praise.
We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we hare been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sel' as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every timo, and we atand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Nye & Booe Druggists.
According to opticans, the eyesight of Londoners has been seriously affected by the fumes arising from the wood pavement.
WOULD LIKE
TO
M-FAIRBANK
and
v2-vriJj£/0i?r1
nrQd
Ami
stln,p:rovir'«'its
vou^M ffprin^V U-i?h^nt"'V-'01"
'i/r KH'Tk ff-wti'
BtrOBS.
isunsssr.
LIVE IN THE WHITE MMSt?
i==y \j
cetn make your house a
IT youjscrub it with
SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. MADE ONLY BY
& (o«
If yo\ wan. thoroughly good
Sewing Machine
RE*1 'SMBER
The White
When you are looking for a sewing- ichino that is fitted for all kinds of sewing! the White.
Remnmber that in ral hundred families of Montgomery coun you will find they use he Whit-. ewiner Machine.
W. ti. NICHOLSON
AGENT WE? MAIN STREET.
We guarantee to cure eighty-five cent (83 percent.) of all forms of
CHRONIC DISEASES
Considered incurable by general doctors and «o railed .Specialists.
Wotako all
No. *f. Wagon. $43.
CHICAGO.
S,,.rs|cal Departments ate equipped with the best
known to scientific phsicians and surgeons
ab.lllfc-Vr.
your huitenngs without asking a siDgleouostion German free.
DRS. BRUBAKKR& AYRES, SPECIALISTS.
1. 2, and 3, Fair Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., opp Union Sration. fnr nnuunAr.
0U
'i1^ J1"?
}l,9^
for question list and copy of Medical Hint"." free.
the
1
we locate your disease and explain I
Consultation in English or
unable to call, send four cents in stamps
MEilJMiPS mfo. co.
liecelo examine before monayiS r£kL i£ M/rrttjht both toayajt Sat 235*
ZtW*b"lh
paMt—^WtWar-
toal"if
not BatWartOTT
r&ot forfrroye&rs.
Why pay
£roe.
A
risk of damage
in shippin?
(iL*soldS769PtSffltuffisflneMNsameS1OO,to870eWSIfnrIIumeGuaranteed°-S5PRICES,toS5§OLESALEwWHOSmlniss
OllR HADlurce ^2
V.|* VIJ
*T HfUUB
OUR HARNESS
a
?rc°Jl -^2
Oak-tanned Leather.
hi ^'ir n?.9^0? Doable Iloirfry. SIR
•W. B. PRATT, Sec'v, E LKHAHT, IN Ol,
WEAK MAM
nt!r
ormnH Tn.-v?T
rtSIL
CURE
WA"
m»KB7
younlfVUr,!*
»niL^?RKE
InipoK-m-.r,
Two
THIS MACHINE
TO USE
IN YOUR HOME
Why will with onr 8KWING all competitor*. onr beat raavhlaw ta vmr •o-oay and nend to an with •kltmlar alam. AITAII MRS, CO., DAJRF. EE,
YOURSELFJ
IN TWO WEEKS.
wi,h
dont°r«"
wondorfiJ cure
and JSuw*'a,th Prescription of«««•
wmedy for (be prompt, Boutins core of
Nervous
WeakncM
In old
and to enlarun
W**1"- W
Rood drnggiit or phyelclun can pnt It 'up for yon VK °ir.adT0Ind catch »h°ut it. l« that you will buy •mall quantity of the rVm
sttmtul
weak,
tliflin(t
,,|. ||lHl—
'"1P'Mn
y-~ofA«
dmplo. All I Mk In
cnndlllo!»fti(y ly. Ont out M»l« W. Vim Huren Cfclc*#*/!
llrettloiKL