Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 March 1894 — Page 6

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ARE YOU low spirited and suffering from the excesses of youth'.' if so. Sulphur Hit3 ters will cure vou.

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Is your Urine thick, ropy, elouily, or highcolored? Don't wait! Your KIDNEYS are being ruined. Use. Sulphur Hitters.

One bottle of Sulphur Bitters will do you more good than all the Latin pres-

t. iptions i.f drugs and mineral poisons which will remain in your systcm, destroy your bones, and make you a poor, weak, and broken dow invalid. Xo person can remain long sick who uses Sulphur Hitters. If

YOUR DAUGHTER'S FACE

is covered with ugly sores, and featoriiiir l'iinples, give her Sulphur Hitlers. Ladies in delicate health, who are all run down, should '3 Sulphur Hitters. Xone better.

Trv Sulphur Bitters

TO-NIGHT,

ARE YOJ

and vou will sleep well and feel better 5 for it.

nervous and fretty, or in

DELICATE

Sulphur Bitters •will make your blood

health? Sulphur Hitlers B* will ike a person

pure, rich and strong, and your flesh hard. Ge.t a bottle now.

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Send 2-ornt stamps to A. F. Ordw.iy »S: To., Boston. Mass., for best medical A7ork]iublibiied'

PHENYH1AFFEIN!

If you ever have Headache or Neuralgia, take Phenyo-Caffein Pills.

They are effectual In relieving 1'aiii, and la caring Headache or Neuralgia. I'liey are not a cathartic, and contain nothing that stuplfies. They tone up the nerves, and tend toprevtmt, rolarns of Headache and Neuralgia. Ttiov are guaranteed to do all that is claimed (or them.

TESTIMONIALS.

I have never seen anything net so promptly as Phenyo-Catfcin in sick and nervous Headache Many cases have been cured, and not any failures reported. H. L. Farrer, Belle Voir, fi. C.

For years I have been a terrible sufferer from headache: some six months ago, my physician

Selr

cccrlbed Fhenyo-Cafleiu, and since then, by use, I have not had a severe headache, betoK able to stop them complctelv in their tuclpleiicy. J. 1L Stannard, Concord, N. H.

You hit the nail on the head when vou put Fiienyo-Caffela on the market. They "are tho kest tnlng out for headacho. £. 1*. Jones.M. L).,

Orleans, Mass.

One year ago I was one of the greatest suJIerers from sick and nervous headacho that I ever knew. I no more have trouble with sick headache, and seldom have even a slight headache. I attribute the great change to your Hienyo-Caf-fein, a romedy I couid not do without if It cost •6 a box. I have tried a dozen or more luedleines Lwarranted to cure) without their even helping me. I can not praise your valuable preparation enough. Franks. Scliiultt.Soymour.lnd

For sale by .vour druggist.

California* War Kates Threatened. "Long threatening comes at last," Bervee to encourage tlio California tourist that a great reduction in rates will

made if numerous threats are put into execution. Fer particulars see nearest agent ToJodo, St. Louis A Kansas City R. R„ "Clover Leaf Route" or address. (J. C\ JKNKINS.(I P. A..

Toledo. Ohio.

Is. B. Dailv excurnioiiB to Mot Springs, Ark,"The World's Sanitarium." Special o»e faro excursion March !•?.

The Chinese have a barley beer which i« sweet and drunk warm.

A Alcrriltil Milti

Is merciful to his horse, and every horse owner should have a bottle of Morris'English Miible Liniment as a part of his ready and useful outfit. A safe and speedy euro for barbed-wire cuts, wounds, galls, scratches, sore shoulders and back, sweenev. puff's, poll evil and all blemishes. There is nothing else like it. l'rter $1.()0. Sold bv Nve A Kooe.

)ots. and I am

More than 7,000 Anglican reoeive less than ftiOO a vear.

Cnrc Yourself.

Don't pay largo doctor's bills. The beBt medical hook publisheu. on» hundred pages, elegant colored plates, will be sent you on .receipt of thrne 'J cent •tamps to pay postage. Address A P. Ordwav it Co., IJoHton. Mass.

Live iind Leant

Tt is estimated that then* an? two million chickens hatched iu the United States e\ erv year, but not more than one-half of these reach the size lor aiarket. Cholera, gapes, pin, etc.. kill millions every year. All these diseases are quickly nuickly cured bv the use of Wells' Moosir-r I'oultrv Powder. I'riee cts. Sold 1T Nye & liooe, 1! am

Self-respect governs morality: respect for others governs out lnhtivior.-~|Segur.

Craft's Distemper atui t'otigii Cure.. A sofe preventive and positive cure

for distemper, coughs, ctc., horses,

sheep and dogs, Ila-. stood the test of frequent use in everv portion of the

country and will do prcc.se what

Tljero have been au unsual large uuin-i

bei^of 6pecial palace-car parties out of

Jlew York this winter for Canada and

"the

LOOAL NEWS.

Bill Nye will be at Music Hall March Sth. Mrs. W. Fi. llenkel is with Bruzil relatives.

Fpinkfortites contributed S7t7 to tlio "Wang" opera company treasury. The mother of F. 1'. Mount has returned Irom a brief tour in California.

John W. fleinson will present the "Union Scout" at Ladoga March 15 aud It!.

W. O.,tones was up from Vinconnes to attend the funeral of Charles Kossiter.

Distemper in a severe form is prevalent among horses in various parts of the county.

John Watson has returned from Ginscow, Scotland, and will buy horses in this market. 1 Harry Voris. who has an interest in a job printing c.tlice at Klwood, was in the city iiver Sunday.

James Howard. Will Murphy and Charley Callahan will clerk in the American clothing store. I Jus. N. Davidson went to Indianapolis on Monday to attend a meeting of the

State board of agriculture.

Williamsport is having a great relig ions revival umler the direction of Rev. Myers. ]'J5 have been converted.

Charley Benjamin and wife were down from Chicago the first of the week, the guests of Sheriff Davis and wife.

Pronour.ciation parties are the latest in society circles. They should have the unqualified support of the preachers.

W. Cleuison is home from a two months' tour of the. "Union Scout" in Ohio, lie had good houses and made money.

William JohnsoD. the well known st«n:k dealer of Scott township, seeks the republican nomination for county treasurer.

A manual training school for boys aud girls is talked of. The Mother's Council is at tho bottom of the movement. It would certainly be a good thing.

Richard Hiatt, a colored citizen 49 years old, is considered uueafe to rue at large and is in jaii. A commission of lunacy was held in his case last Saturday.

The democrats of the county are downright, in earnest for tariff reform. They therefore want the Senate to pass the Wilson bill at an early a date ai possible.

County Attorney Johnson was at Lafayette this week to tile the papers in the $2,000 suit against Tippecanoe county. Tim suit is to recover the exexpenses incurred during the progress of the Fred Pettit trial.

Up to the present writing there are 15 candidates for Mayor, -1 for Treasurer, 7 for Clerk, 2 for Marshal and 5 for Couticilmen. They are all republicans. After their primary next Tuesday, business in the city will be resumed.

Twenty- five applicants for

Lebanon

has

teachers

license wreetled with the list of questions furnished by Supt. Zuck last Saturday. Of the 1G applicants at last month's examination only three graded high enough to receive a license.

James Dickeraon. engineer at the water works pump house, was laid up for a few days repairs by reason of a natural giB explosion. There hail been a slight leakage of gas and when he started a lire the explosion occurred.

While loading horses at the Vandaba depot on Monday. Will Friar, who was holding a string of horses, was badly injured by the animals becoming frightened at a switch engine aud stampeding. The horses trampled Will under foot and fractured his skull, besides causing other bodily injuries. The horses were being shinped by Harry Law.

The tirBt treasurer and the li rat cugineet ever tilling those positions on the Monon railway both live in this city at this time, and both are each about eighty years of age. The treasurer was A levantler Thompson, and ths engineer Mike (icrbrick. The* were eotinccted with the Monon 1--VJ .'M and '."m. Gerbnck ran the tirst engine also from New Albany tobalmn a year or two bo fore this.

If you have any chronic diseases that our home physician can not cure, don't fail to consult the Doctors of the Champaign Medical instiuite, at the Nutt House. Saturday, March loth. This mstitute takes nothing but curable cases and in that way have built tip a wonderful reputation. Many aasf gtvou up nz beyond hope by the home physicians, have beeft speedily cured l»v th« Modern and Scientific methods of this 1 nstitute. Consultation free.

On account of lomo irregularities

lhe

claimed lor it, as those who liav« use.1

.natructions to the iurr W

15J it ton. who acted as special jut

... I the ?IO.OOU damage suit of tho Win.

arc un

Wflh if:ew,f

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castorla.

and tha case has l,een fl

South. term o! tho circuit court. The last jury awarded tho llutchings heirs J],000 damages on a compromise verdict and the county may fare better in the forthcoming Buit.

Hutching* heirs against the countv. has

ranleil tUs dorenBC :i new tri

it will cheerfully testify. Price 50 mamim,- of the br.-..-d „r 1 1 martin®! oi mo Do.iid of countv comets. and S1.U0. Ask for pamphlet on missionera was in fa*or of appealing the distemper—free at N ve Uooe' cae* to the

organized

Board

«f

Trade. Miss Mary Smith has gone to Lincoln, Neb., on a visit.

The March session of Commissioners Court convenes on Monday. A flourishing lodge of Good "leinplars has been organised at Kirkpatrick.

There were eight accessions to the membership of tho First Presbyterian church last Sunday.

General and Mrs. jManson are in Indianapolis this week to attend a family reunion and birthday dinner.

Ben Jones has rented his fruit farm two uiiltis west of the city, to Mr. Kutable and will travel with his freak this summer.

Au industrious statician figures that the route from England to India is strewn with $400,000.000 worth of gold and jewels, owing to the many shipping disasters.

The Big Four management has discharged one man from each section gang between this city and Indianapolis, leaving now but throe men and a boss to the section.

The earnings of the Big Four for tho first week of February by ?205,5o0, against $227,1(1 for the corresponding week of last year. This was a decrease in gross earnings of $18,611.

Colonel William F. Cody ^Buffalo Billl gives as his reason for refusing to run for Governor of Nebraska that ho does not propose to exchange an income of $200,000 for ?2,000 a year.

Harry Temple, the talented but fickle scenic artist who painted the drop curtain in Music llall. i6 in an Ohio jail on the charge of bigamy. lie has two deserted wives who will inalto it hot for him.

The examining physicians of the Champaign Medical aud Surgical institute will beat the Nutt Hotel on March 10th. Their examiner, Mr. McGee. has been in the county for the past ten days and has secured a large number of contracts with people afflicted with chronic diseases of various kinds. The amount of business already contracted indicates that the institute has a good standing.

Tho death of Charles Rossiter from Brights' disease occurred at the Bobbins House Sunday afternoon. The funeral services wero conducted in the hotel parlors on Tuesday at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev. R. S. Inglis. Mr. Roesiter was 44 years of ago and began life as a commercial traveler. During his connection with the Robbins House he made many friends. The remains wero taken to VanWert. Ohio for interment.

The doctors of the Champaign medi cal and surgical institute will visit Crawfordsville at the Nutt Hotel, on Saturday, March 10. This estate has many patients this county, all of whom are loud in their praises of these physician aud surgeons. They have already many wonderful cures. The doctors would like to seo all those who are now taking treatment as well as any others who are suffering from chronic diseases.

WORK OF SLAYERS

WHOLE TOWNS WIPED OUT IN AFRICA.

Uorrifylng Detail* (Jlren by a Brlt.iih Officer—Hundred* of .Slavri Liberated United Stales f{eproented at it Sanitary Conlcrcncc.

LO.NDON. Keb. 21.—A correspondent describing the march of the expedition under Col. Kllis against the Sofas in Sierra Leone and the engagement between the Trench and British troops rear Wanna gives the details of the horrifying Sofa slave raids.

In some cases entire towns have been wiped out and their inhabitants butchered and scattered. The once thriving ww p. »f Tekiviama, which a few months ago had li.OOO inhabitants, is now a scene of desolation. All the" houbes are ill ashes and the headless and mutilated trunks of men. women and children are lying heaped amid the ruins. Col. Kllis liberated hundred«of slaves.

Cheer tlio tNer.

\VH,HKI,MSHAVF.N, eb. 21.—Emperor William and Prince Henry of Prussia arrived here at II o'clock litis morning and drove to the drill ground in order to administer the oath of allegiance to the naval recruits. The streets were decorated with Hags and the route from the rail road station to the drill ground was lined with marines, who loudly cheered, .the emperor and.the imperial party.

This will be impossible, however, as such a. ..question must be discussed

apart.

'"J)ef«»j%!

HOUKA

11- J'cljolo. eb. 21.-- A battle

I'.Ul.NOS A i:t

irregularities mentioned it lias been fought at Itapcva, .Hit) miles

best to have a re hearing, west of the City of isao 1'aulo, between

Hie March

the insurgents and government forces. I Peixoto's troops were defeated. Admiral Mcllo. who is on the insurgent •warship Kepnblica. intends to bombard the City of Santos us soon as the in- I surgent land forces under l.eneral fiaraiva arrive from Sao I'aulo..

IT NETTLES BRITONS.! ANOTHER BIG FIRE.

BBNHAM'S ACTION IN BRAZILIAN WATERS CRITICISED.

Papers Deiicrlbe Ilia Aitlon In Protecting Kii|fll»h Ciimmcrco Unwarranted Aiwnmptlau— Money Cheap in KnRiBiid—lllg Mercantile l'lnu falls.

LONDON, Fob. 24.—The story cabled to the press here by a news agency saying that the commander of the British squudron at llio de Janeiro has refused to protect British merchant vessels in obtaining water is generally discredited but has aroused considerable feeling oil the subject.

Tho Globe, referring to the. subject, remarks: "If the news is true, it is the duly of England to demand an immediate apology for Admiral lienham's extraordinary conduct. His action iti giving protection to the Nasmyth was an unwarranted interference. Admiral Bonham, no doubt, is at perfect liberty to bully the Brazilians as he pleases or as his superior otliccrs permit. But when it comes to offering

AliMlRAt, ltKMIAM.

an injurious insult to the British navy It is quite a different matter. His whole action in regard to the blockade would be described as a 'bluster' in this country."

The St. .lames Uazette says it. is intensely irritating to be informed that a British ship had to seek the protection of Americans, adding: "Surely Lord Uosebery does not acquiesce in the so-called 'Monroe doctrine' that the sole right to interfere belongs to the United States. We hope tho action will not be allowed to pass without process."

Votire Prevent Demonstration. I.ONDON, Feb. -4.- The undertaker's establishment on Chapel street, where the remains of liourdiu, the anarchist who was fatally injured by his own bomb I'Vb. 1."i. was surrounded with crowds of excited spectators, including many anarchists, from the earliest morning hours. Hut there was a strong force of police and detectives in and about. Chapel street, and when the anarchists attempted to removo the body to one of their meeting places in Fitzroy square, where they intended that their leaders should deliver orations over the remains, the police interfered and forbade the carrying out of this program.

of Lord" Hark* Dnnn.

LONDON, Fob.LM.—The house of lords adopted by a vote of e! to "ifi Lord Salisbury's new amendment enabling parishes of between 200 and inhabitants to forego the parish councils. The proportion of elected trustees in parish charities raised the main di»cussion of the evening. Lord Salisbury moved to restrict the proportion to one-third and his motion was adopted by a vote, of to the liberal unionists supporting1 the government minority.

Author of Another Outrage. PARIS, I'eb. !.'t. Llenry. the anarchist. has confessed that lie was the author of the explosion which took place in the live des Hons F.nfants in November, Is'.t:.'.

COI.OONK. Feb. 24.- A glass lube containing liquid and half-burnt wool, surrounded by pieces of iron and tin, bullets and gunpowder, all being wrapped in a piece of paper, has been found in the court of justice. The contents are oeing analyzed.

Money t'lie.'ip In Knglarid. LONDON, Feb. —The Times in its financial article comments on the bank statement, which it says is remarkable and shows the highest reserve on record. It regards the statement as an indication of the prolonged clieapness of money.

Heavy Mi'rt»ntil« Failure. LONDON. I'eb. t. -The Telegraph announces the failure of Hill. (Ionics & Co., merchants of .Manchester. I'.ue1 lios Avre.s and llio .1 aneiro.

flli.. Sanitary onfi'mir.., [den last night by beiliif arrested PAUIS, 1-cb. 21.— It has been a. matter ami placed in jail.-:-...Their plot was Ot surprise that the Lulled States ^ov- to cut of! the water supply. se1 tire to I eminent has cared to be represented I several st res simultaneously, and, at the present sanitary conference, the taking advantage of the confusii-n, purposes of hicli arc to piv,serve 10u- make a general sack of the city. '1 ho rope fi OIII cholem. 'the delegates of nrrested men are leaders of a noiorillie government have been instructed to raise tie iuestion ot emigration between Kurope and tin United States.

TO BURN AND SACK A TOWN,

anted in their capture.

in .lall at

Four I»nK"rntiK Placed JalHi»n, A hi. .- r. Ihl'.MiNoiiAM. Ala., Feb.' tM. —Will Smith, lien (lakes, .lack liolcomh and Frank ('assells were prevented from burning and looting the town of (lads-

ons gnng which litis terrorized Klownli county for severtil years. A female confederate disclosed their plot and has issued" a rctvar^of" ,,opO

Coal .Miners to Hold Convoutlon. Tt' iuii: II ii I int.. Feb. .1. The liilttininous coal iniucrsof Indiana will hold a delegate convention here next Wednesday. The probability is that a coimnitt.ee will be appointed to confer with the operators and a hitch will come in trying to have tlic latter agree to some proposition by which

tho acceptance of tho lower rate at

INCENDIARIES STILL THREATEN THE FAIR

Ka«t VTIUJC of tlie llli""»* "ulKIIiik in the World's I'ulr Croui.ds Wholly Dostroyt'il—Narrow !•:»«•»ir of

I'lreincn.

CHICAGO, KCK 1'.'. partly stroyed the Illinois stale building at Jackson park vt-sterday aiternoon. As there has been uo lire 111 or around the building for mouths the only conclusion the tireiuen could reach was that the lire, like the others at the Fair grounds recently "as started by incendiaries. Wreckers have been at work tearing down the building for some time. All the Mooring had been removed, and in tact there was little if anything left standing but the stafl'ncascd shell. 1 he loss, therefore, was nominal. Four thousand dollars worth of lumber was destroyed, but the loss will not fall on the South park commissioners- Sloau Co. receutly purchased the structure for ii.or.o. .•••!

The fire was discovered ly a park policeman and an arm was turned in al. af_':Mi p. rn. The blaze started in the southeast corner of the building and was confined to the east end. which was destroyed. A brisk" southeast wind was blowing and the whole building was threatened. The east, end was blazing briskly. and the flames were sweeping rapidly along the remnants of the roof toward the center, but the work of the firemen proved effective. In a few minutes sifter the engines got to work the tire was under control, and by 3:30 o'clock there were only smoldering embers left. The fire was drowned out. Experience has taught the liremen how to fight a World's Fair blaze. Axes were brought into play, holes were cut. through the staff shell in advance of the flames and a stream dirocted through the opening made abort work of it.

Four of t.ho firemen barely escaped death when the fire was at its height. Lieut. Prow, with Firemen James liallagher. John Nolan and Linnebai'L'er of Company 71. had taken a load of lioso up on the roof as near as they could get to the flames. The frail structure was already tottering. Marshal O'Malley saw their danger and shouted to them to come down. They ran for their lives toward a stairway. .lust, as they got out of harm's way the whole east end of the building. including the part where tliev had been working, fell in with a crash. The crowd that had been watching the four men in suspense sent up a cheer when it saw they had escapei'

UNEMPLOYED AT LINCOLN.

Court- Hoom Crowded witli Blen Who Demand Work of tho City. LINCOLN, ^eb.. Feb. K. The courtroom was crowded to suffocation last night by the unemployed workmen of this oi. who met to devise ways and means to bring an end to the long period of enforced idleness The discussion assumed a wide range, but no definite plan was adopted. A largo number of resolutions were adopted, demanding that work be furnished them. The meeting also adopted a resolution declaring that workmen should be paid full wages and that eight hours should constitute a full day's work.

BRUTAL MURDER AVENGED.

Metro Slayer of an Alabama Wo Klddtcd nith nutlet*. Si,i.MA, Ala.. Feb. !:I.—Stanton. Chilton county, is in a state of great excitement over the murder of Mrs. .Icssie Rucker and its avenging. the dead body of a negro being found riddled with bullets lying near the scene of the dastardly crime, while another negro is under arrest. The place whero Mrs. Rucker was murdered is a lonely settlement and. tho unfortunate woman being dead, there is no way of getting at the details of the horrible crime.

Temporarily Accept it Cut. "WIIKKUNO. W. V:I., Feb. Id.—Th® plate mill men of the Riverside iron works held a meeting last night to take some action on the proposed cut in wages which will average about IS percent. The cut will affect about 300 men. It was decided to work sit the reduction until March lo, and in the meantime to perfect tin organizaI tion of sill the employes of the works. I WHI.I.SHITHO, W. Va.. Fob. 19 —Tho

Forbes. (. armiehael ,V o.'s coal mines at this place will attempt to resume I operations to-day with non-union

men, sifter being idle for several weeks.

11iK Krvrnrtl for I In- Apnrlio Kid. 'It't -UN. An/... l-'eli. J'.l.—Ail vices from I'.imWer Hill, where the Apache Kid made his recent tight, state that Apache scouts who examined the dead I squaw found there, sav she. was Kid's wife. I lie si|iiaw had on a ring with six marks, which in: Apaches say represent six .murders. These, added to eleven others which the Kid and his followers have killed during the last I two years in Arizona, indicate the I ravages of the renegade. Cov. Hughes

dc.n alive.

bengers

present sha11 not affect the issue ro- sliukeu up, but iio ouc. was garding riKxt years scale. I ^"uslyh«i. ii®?

for Kid

i\ re ell oil Hut reiili-ylv.-iniii. HI'N'TINOIION. Pa., Feb. M.-Tlif lantie express on the 1'ennsylv railroad, while running at a liie-li

VirKt. CliMi NI({ht nnil I)ny Service betwe#n

TOLEDO, OHIO,

At-

ania rate

of speed, ran into a height, train this morning, demolishing' three engines cars. Tho

and a number of loaded wrecked cars tt]{ tire

on the Atlantic express »ci«

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ST. LOUIS, MO

FREE: CHAIR CARS

DAY TRAINS—MOPERH EQUIPMENT THROUCHOUT.

VESTIBULED SLEEPING CARS

ON NIGHT TRAIN®.

Sii-M€ALS SCRVtD N ftOUTC. any hour, my OR NlQHT, nf moderate cost,

Ask tor tickets via Toledo, St. Louis 1 Kansn Citj FL B,

CLOVER LEAF ROUTE.

For further particulars, rail on n«iirc«t Agent of till" Company, or addri'rin

C. C. JENKINS. Ilrwnl Apat. TOLEDO. OHIO.

THE

Yandalia

LINE.

VAN DALIAN

fOl'TIl HOUND.

No. 61 K.\|H t'«ri No. W Mail

No. f,a M/iil No. 54 Kxirt'hfi.

Good conni'ciior

J. C. HliTOMNSOJN. Agent.

Big CleVGl'dUQ. ilSOlili'dll. illrjli & St. Louis R'y. Routeii

Short I,inc. East, hi cm

WAGNER SLEEPING

CARS

Do mshl trainsi'onti'ct.inf: with VoslibuloTrMuj It)rxm)1IIL'ton ami Pooria to and trom Missouri Hivi-r, Donvtir and I'anlllo Count

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lnciiannpoliii, (."uicimiutl.Springfield unit Colun bus to nnd from K.-tntcrn und Scnlionrd Cities

Address W. Michii Huenl tor furllier purttcnlBri*. .JOHN It. CARSON, JAMKS KAKKKK l-ici.. .Milliliter, (). P. A., Ubtcago Ctncaeo.

TMAINS AT CKAWKOItDSVII.l.t. itic rat it.

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L.. N.A. & MONtlN.

NOK'rn. soirxM, 2:18 k. Nifriit Kxprei« liOOa. m. I:P0 p. I'Fis!on| 9r (uo Blops),. 4.17 a. n. 1:40 p, Kxprew (nil Htops) 1:40 p. n. 2:S0 u. I.ocal Freight 9:15 a, m.

All irmnH htop at LLndcu, Lndo( nnd dale, l.ornl frfi^lit wiriy paHtH'tigors.

I.. A. I.A UK.'Agent.

FREE TRIAL!

\V0al7 Afan JulIorer« from youthful errors r,a.lV Jilt 11 loan of manly vigor» TarJcoeolr, Norvinr Pills will cfleotHHpttedy cure. Hy iiH uh« tliou«ftiKlM of ot the v«ry worst hin aud si long Htamliug Imve hren reHtored to perfect health. 15 thousand UhMIMOIIIAIb from all ©r»»r thr* world. Prioo pt*r )acKa^o $1.10 bIx for $r 00. Trial pucka^o »t?nt fKCUiely eealfrtl for in ceiitM pontage.

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