Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 May 1893 — Page 6
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"Will euro You, is a true statement of the action of AYEIi'S Sarsaparilla, wliea taken for diseases originating in impur* blood but, while this assertion is true of AYER'S Sarsaparilla, as thousands can attest, it cannot bo truthfully applied to other preparations, which unprincipled dealers will recommend, and try to impose upon you, as "just as good as Ayer's." Take Ayer's Sarsaparilla and Ayer's only, if you need a blood-purifier and would bo benefited permanently. This medicine, for nearly iifty years, lia3 enjoyed a reputation, and made a record for cures, that has never been equaled by other preparations. AYER'S Sarsaparilla eradicates the taint of hereditary scrofula and other blood diseases from the system, and it has, deservedly, tho confidence of the people.
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"I cannot forbear to express my joy at the relief I have obtained from the uso of AYER'S Sarsaparilla. 1 was afflicted with kidney troubles for about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of my back. In addition to this, my body was covered with pimply eruptions. Tho remedies prescribed failed to help me. I then began to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and, in a short time, tho paius ceased and the pimples disappeared. I advise every young man or woman, in case of sickness resulting from impure blood, no matter how long standing tho ease may be, to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla."—II. L. Jarmann, 33 William St., New York City.
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ifred Bandel has received a large invoice of finished granite and marble monuments, therefore can give the very lowest figures. He sells from a emal foot etone to the finest monuments and always gives satisfaction both in work and priees. Office and works, corner of Green and Pike streets. tf
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RICHARD BKEAES.
LOOAL NEWS.
George P. Myers haB returned to Arkansas.
U. C. Stover was up from Ladoga this week.
The Montgomery county fair catalogues are out.
Darlington is booming her Fourth of July celebration, J. S. Kelley and wife are visiting friends in Evansville.
Andrew McMaken' wa8 down from Chicago over Snnday. J. B. Smith and wife were down from Kankakee, 111., this week.
MisB Hettie Woolsey, of Danville, 111., is visiting friends in the city. This week has been a very dull one for trade among the business men.
David Messenger, of England, was the guest of (J. N. Williams this week. Rev. Stafford was called to Attica Monday by the illness of his sister.
North Salem, just over the lino in Hendricks county, ia boring for gas. Harry Pontious spep.l Sunday with Warren Goldsberry at Bloomingdale.
John Towneend, of Canal Dover, O., is visiting his sinter, Mrs. J. C. Hutton. Mrs. E. W.Herikle and daughter, Miss Lucy, of Brazil, are visiting friends in the city.
Harry Randolph and Chares Benjamin are both clerking in clothing stores in Chicago.
Charley Wellington, son of Prof. Wellington,' is very^ ill with typhoid fever in Chicago.
Morgan Warmner was fined in the Mayor's court Saturday morning for being intoxicated.
Two new frame residences are being constructed on east Market street on the ground known as the old base ball park.
tThe
planting of corn ia abcut com
pleted. The weather and the ground havo both been very favorable for such work.
Wiugate will hold a horse show on Tuesday, June 3. One hundred and fifty dollars in prizes are offered in premiums
Are we to have a 1'ourth of July celebration here? If so steps should be taken soon to make it at least a creditable affair.
James Cunningham was fined in the Mayor's court Monday morning for being drunK. Jim is "jotting to be a regular weekly visitor.
Dan Sullivan has a mushroom which weighs one and ono-half pounds. It was found by Dr. Berryman on the farm of Rev. Stafford east of the city.
The ladies of the Eastern Star attended the Christian church in a body last Sunday morning and heard Rev. W. G. Howe lecture on the "Women of the Bible."
John L. Miller, a former proprietor of THE REVIEW, paid a very pleasant visit to the old scenes Monday for the first time in twelve years. Mr. Miller is now engaged is farming near Wesley.
The Senior clasd of the High School has issued invitations for its annual reception and hop which occurs on the evening of June 2. Tho reception will be held in the Y. M. C. A. parlors and the hop in the P. Q. S. A. armory.
The Glover Leaf crash ao long anticipated has at last arrived President Samuel R. Callaway, of the Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City railroad, was Friday aftern'n.n tmtcd receiver of that road Jiuiye LUCKS, of Cleveland.
Tho chief of the secret division of the treasury department at Washington has issued a circular describing a new counterfeit $5 United States silver certificate recently discovered to be in circulation. It is of the Beries of 1886, check letter 13 B, bearing the signature of W. S. Rosecrans, register, and E. II. Nebeker, treasurer, and has a small scalloped seal. The portrait of Gen. Grant is poorly engraved, having a scratched appearance, and some of the lottering is irregular.
City Marshal William Starr, of Green castle, indicted for manslaughter, growing out of the killing of Thomas 0. Ruark, whom he was trying to arrest in July last, has been acquitted, the jury returning verdict last Saturday evening. Ruark and companions had been warned by tho marshal to quiet down and go home, failing in which he attempted their arrest. All of them attempted to escape by flight, and Ruark was shot in the back, living for several weeks.
Some of our church people are complaining of the disorderly conduct of some boys who congregate near the church during night services and annoy the preacher and congregation by their profanity and loud talk. Gentlemen you have tho law for protection. File your complaints with the justic or have them arrested on the spot. The more you put up with disorderly conduct in or about the church, the more you will be annoyed. Complaints have been lodged against some of the girls too for laughing, talking and giggling in time of service. There is a pretty fair showing for these cases to be presented to the grand jury. If you cannot deport yourselves as gentlemen and ladies stay away from church and save trouble and disgrace.—Darlington Echo,
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The swimming season has been inaugurated by many of tho small boys of the north end of town,
At the last examination for teachers' license there were sixty-eight applicants. Of this number one secured a two years' license, twenty-one got twelve months and four got six months. The remaining forty-two got what the boot-black calls "hooks.'-
Wot This Time,
"Conductor Caskie, of the Vandalia, tells a good story on a Crawfordsville man, who regularly for eeveral months visited Frankfort once a week, and sometimes two or three times. The fellow, it seems, never had time to buy a ticket, but paid on the train, and each tiniethe conductor would inquire "where to?" Finally the Frankfort yisitor got the notion in his head that Caskie ought to know his destination and the next trip that he made when the conductor inquired "where to," the pa3Benger straightened himself out and replied: "Yes it, I should think by this time that you would know where I was going and not ask that fool question "where to?" The conductor asked him not to disarrange his clothes and to keep still, and by way of explanation told him that he had been asking the question "where to" through force of habit as much as anything else, When the train reached this city the fellow disappeared and for five or six weeks Conductor Caskie missed him on his regular trips. One morning, however, as the train pulled into Crawfordsville he saw his passenger standing on the platform in company with a gentleman with a stern cast of countenance and a dignified air. "All aboard" called, tbe twain moved toward the steps, one wearing a serious look, and his companion one of command. They made their way through the aisle and took a seat middleway of the coach. The big man of the bellcord and punch gave the "high sign," and as the wheelB fanned the ties in tbe v'cinity of the village with the big name —historic little Garfield—Caskie on his trip through the train had stopped at tho seat of his new passengers, "Tickets," he inquired, and the man with the stern countenance drew fort his wallet and Baid he'd pay for two, while his seat mate looked gloomilv out of the window and spoke not a word. There was a sly twinkle in the conductor^ eyes aB he glanced at the glistening bracelets that encircled the wrists of the man who had rebuked him for saying "where to," and he softly aBked "Frankfort?" A sickly smilo overspread the face of the man of gloom, he moved uneasily in his seat, the chains rattled on the handcuffs, and the sheriff of Montgomery county who was footing tho bill sung out. "No, we go to Michigan City."
Diamond Dick At Lafayette. Dr. George B. McClellan—celebrated far and wide under the soubriquet of "Dr. Diamond Dick"—has made arrangements to open quarters in Chicago, on Thursday, June 1, on Michigan Avenue, near Van Buren street. But THE SUMDAY TIMJCS is pleased to announce that the renowned herbalist will remain hero until the date mentioned above, and will continue to treat the afflieted, giving medical advice in his rooms, at the Lahr house, on the parlor floor, "Diamond Dick" has, indeed, wrought some very remarkable cureB during his sojourn here, and all of hie patients bear valuable testimony to successful treatment in their individual cases. His remedies are simple—yet perfectly effective, much more BO, in faet, than the highly powerful drugs often prescribed by physicians of the "old achool." He possesses a wondsrful faculty for quickly and accurately diagnosing diseases—and best of all, Hie remarkable skill enables
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LADIJES—Don't fail to see Mrs (Jresse's spring stook of millinery. All the new and beautiful designs and shades are now in and ready for inspection, tf
PANIC ON A BRIDGE.
*"en Thousand People Watch the Search for a Suicide's Kemalns. PAUL, Minn., May 22.Ten thousand people gathered on the high bridge on South Avenue and on tho bluffs on both sides of the Mississippi to watch the search for the remains of Charles S. Rogers, President of the St. Paul Cpr.dag-e Company, -yvho jumped 200 feet into the river on Friday. For two hours fifty or sixty boats, well manned, dragged the river all the way from the high bridge to Raspberry Island. Every (method failing1, cannon were brought forth and fired over the water, and later dozens of dynamite cartridges were exploded in tho water. The booming of the cartridges and cannon and the splashing of the water as it was thrown forty to fifty feet high caused the crowd t© increase to enormous proportions.
Finally somebody shouted, "They've got him," whereupon the great crowd npon the bridge surged to the east side, almost throwing the bridge off its piers. Instantly there was a panic caused by the swaying of the bridge and the hundreds of people upon the structure hurried to dry land with the greatest possible speed. A good many people were bruised, but nobody was seriously hurt.
InvnNtmciit Company in Trouble. RUTI.AM), Vt.. May :"2.—A receiver has been appointed for the Vermont Investment :md Guarantee Company and the firm of Hammond, Hush & Company, bankers located at Orwell, twenty-five iniles from thiB city. The distrust occasioned by the recent failures in tho west has rendered unavailable a largo amount of western security held bv them for raising funds needed to meet maturing obligations. Just how much the patrons of these concerns will suffer is not yet known.
Minnesota Town TOurnlng. ST. PAUL, Minn., May 22.—A
north of St.
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patoh from Rock Creek says that the town is in flames and will be destroyed. Among the buildings are two general stores, a depot and several residences. Tho loss will probably reach 830,000. The wind at that point is blowing a gale, and the town has not appliances for fighting fire. Rock Creek is a railroad town in the pine country, sixty iniles pud.
In Memory of a Hero.
Sioux CITY, Iowa, May 19.—This be^ ing the first anniversary of the great flood in the Floyd Valley, the Knights of Pythias held Memorial services in honor of A. G. Anderson, who, after rescuing eighteen persons from drowning, lost his life in attempting to save others. His grave in the new Logan Park cemetery was heaped with flowers, some of which came from the National Humana Society of Washington, and many from those whom he re» -tied,
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THE OHIOCHEMICAL CO.: DEAR SIR:—I have bc-cu using your cure for tobacco habit, and found it would do what you claim for it. I used ten cento worth of the strongest chewing tobacco day, and lrom ono to five cigars or would smoke from ten to forty pipes of tobacco. Have chewed and smoked for twenty live years, and two packages your Tablets cured me so I have no desire for it.
B. M. JAY LORD, Leslie, Mich. DOEDS FEBIIT, N. Y.
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him to treat ailments in a highly successful manner, after discovering the nature of the same. "Diamond Dick" ought not bo classed with so-called specialists, of the irresponsible and gypsy character, for he is far removed from such preying charlatans, and thorughly abhors creatures of that class who impose upon the credulity of the afllicted. People who are afilicted should call on the doctor during the remaining days of his stay in the city. All will be cordially welcomed consultations aro free and charges for professional services are quite within the reach of people possessed of limited means. All chronic cases can be treated in such a manner as to afford relief in a short time—alwaya provided that the ailment is susceptible to treatment. Tho doctor will not hold out promises of cure, where the nature of the disease will not warrant the same, and tho patients can rely upon honorable consideration at his hands.—Lafayette Times.
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11. J. WATSON, Agent
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