Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 March 1894 — Page 7

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t'leaiisos tho

Naal Passages.

Allays Pain ami. Itillaiuthation

Ttoah- titf1 Sums!

lies tores Hie

Senses of'l'nste aud Snioll.

HAY-FEVER

WILL UORE

A particle is applied into um-li nsntril and is agreeable. I'rice 50 cents at Druggi»ts or by mall. Kl/Y HHOTIIUKS, fill Warren Street, Now York,

Dirv Work, of Indiana Revivalists. I

Soutlf Putnam County, Indiana, 19 in the throes of the most remarkablo rovivaL ever held iH the etnte. Ill

8 moot-

inge bpgan ubout Feb. 1, but until last week no great attention was attracted outside of the immediate neighborhocd of the church. John and Charles Scott and Mis» Anna Huffman are in charge of the meetings. The former cume from Harrodslmrg, Ind., aud the i,ly from Illinois. They are very igworunt, and are operating in an ignorant locality, hey adheru to no denomination, but claim theirs is the only true religion. They neither preach nor sing, but pray long and loud. They cure the sick, heal the halt and lame ana assist the blind, i'hoy operate by the laying on of hands, and claihi they are the only true agents of the Lord. helher ihuv be impostors or sincere, they have awakened a tremendous sensation 111 this vicinity. Their subjects, or victims :i» some term them, go into trances, in which they remain for hours with eyes set and arms extended over their heads, all the time muttering a sort of gibberish.

TIMED TO IWTCII A S'I'Ali

On Friday night last Marcus Lucas, a prominent farmer, attended the meeting which began at 0:.'t0 p. 111. and closed at 1:30 a. in. the next morning. Jle went into a trance and remained in that state for abwiit ten hours. Ho went through tho woods following a star which he claimed was the star of Bathlehem. and onlv desisted at daylight. His body was lacerated terribly by thorns, as he haol discarded ali his clothes, claiming Christ wore none and neither would he. lie went violently insane as tho result of his night's experience, and has been taken to the hospital at Indianapolis. Hip favorite expression is that he never had so much fun as with Jesuq." A young lady of Fox Ridge, a suburb of this city, is under tkeitiMuence of these preachers, and is rapidly losing her mindasaresult.

A visit was paid to the scene of the meeting the other night. A teii-iuilc drive was necessaiy. One of the daytime meetings was just closing. Some of thfi people ,v *re in a pitiable) condition. One young lady was laid out in a wagon, unconscious, with her arms extended heaven ward, or body rigid. A physician who was present gave it as his opinion that the patient was sutl'ering from catalepsy. The churvh is situated in the backwoods, in a lonely spot, just the pluco for tho meetings. The services are uproarious for a while, after which the trance state conns on and then the victims are laid out on benches, wnere they remain for hours. Eicven were observed under tho influence at the same time.

A llAL'f SMOt* LI) 1!F. CALLED. Physicians who have been called in state tho practices indulged are very injurious, and if a halt is not called the entire district will go crazy. Thomas Heath, a reputable citizen, states he was followed from the church Monday night by an apparition—what appeared to him to be a woman dreBi-ed in a burial robe. The vision accompanied him to his home, disappearing at his door. He has been told that it was a dead female relative, and sinco then he has been greatly disturbed. ,•

In the past few days the advance guard of the strange religion has visited this city. Meetings are held in private residences and the same methods are tieiug used. Only tho most ignorant, as a rule, fall under the power, but some of the more sensible aro mesmerized.

Against Stock Runnius at Lartre.

There is a law on the statues of Indi ana against stock running at large. It seems, however, that seven years ago the board of commissioners made an order allowing milch cows and sheep to graze at will on the public highways of Montgomery c.unty. There is great dissatisfaction in various parts of the county over this action of the Board at that time. Coal Creek township has entered a strong protest against the order in the form ot a petition of tifty names to the present Board asking that the act of seven years ago be rescinded. It is very questionable whether the board of commissioners has any right to make an order, either for or against, certain provisions of the law. At least Mr. Fullen thinks so. He says the Board of seven years ago acted unwisely aud that the allowing of stock to run at largo is as illegal now as it waa before the permissive order relating to cows and sheep was made. The Board will therefore take 110 action at the present time.1.:.

Kerry Plants for Sale.

Berry plants should beset as early as the ground will io to work. I still liav^ left and for sale 1,000 plants of Snyder blackberry: Cuthbert. Shaffer and Turner red raspberries, and a few of tho black cai) varieties. Call at Kkvii.w othce. or address. W. 1). Haki.ow, tf Crawfordsvilie. Intl.

Ten million bushels of walnuts are gathered in thin country annually.

Ladies Who Bloat.

What a great number there arV: how uncomfortable it makes them: it is almost imposnible for those atllieted to enjoy life. In my private practice 1

have

always found Sulphur Bitters to be tho best remedy. All who are thus troubled should use it.

Mils. Dk.Chilos, Boston.

ALL ENID READY TO FIGHT.

ltow Over the Muyoralty Ukely to Re-

suli in Itloody .Strife.

Lmn. Ok., Maivii li.—There is every prospect of a bloody fight here. Because of an attempt to expend city funds uselessly in South Enid Mayor Moore resigned and \Y. II. tiregg became acting mayor. The next day Moore made an attempt to withdraw his resignation. having been requested to do so by a large number of citizens, but* the council re fusee to allow hiin to do so, as it wanted to get rid of him. An injunction was issued by Judge Thompson against l!regg acting as mayor and another Judge dissolved the injunction on the ground that it was not brought in the right manner. When one man tried to get the clerk's books over a. hundred guns and revolvers Hashed into sight. The records are now guarded by a posse of armed men with instructions to resist any attempt to get them, even to killing' the parties who may make the attempt, and it is feared bloodshed may come of it yet. t'apt. llassler. receiver of public money at the Enid land oflice, may be drawn into the squabble, as he is a candidate for mayor at the coming election. The light in the campaign is bitter. Every citizen of the town is a walking arsenal. Moore has deputized r.OO men to help keep the peace.

HEAVY CARGOES OF SUGAR.

lurliii Week Fiullng Murcli 7 ICastern Cltle.s Ui 'iivrl rti,80^ Tons. Nkw Yoisk. March 1—The large number of vessel* arriving at this port from the West Indies within two weeks has, in connection with the violent fluctuations in the stock of the sugar trust, attracted considerable attention. It has never before been necessary to charter steamers from regular lines to carry the sugar croi) but this season several of the Southern Pacific company's boats have been pressed into service and have been making regular trips to Cuban port. For the week ended March 7 there were received at the three sugar ports of New York. Philadelphia and I'oston Si"i tons of -.".MO pounds each, which was an increase of 13.no:! tons over the corresponding week- of last year.

The week's imports were valued at ^3, T.'iT. KJ^' at the three ports of which New York's share was .SI,'.CO.•.".is. In connection with the figures relative to the market for and slock- ol' cane sugars it is interesting to note that there are at present t.loo tons of beet sugar afloat from Hamburg for New ork and I l,U00 tons has been engaged.

!1 dune 0,000 Short.

P.i'.ooKi VN, March 1—A committee of citizens of (iravesend, who for the last ten days has been examining the accounts of the town, is said to have found manv irregularities. Bonds amounting to $."'00..uu0, which were in the possession of "Boss John Y. McKane, who is now in Sing Sing, it is rumored have been hypothecated with various financial institutions in Brooklyn. Just how much the town will lose is not known. So far. it is said, the committee has found a shortage of S'.'OO.OOO in MeK'ane's accounts.

Itnnqiii'i. to Kx-rrrsUli-u! Harrison. San Fkancisco. Cal.. March 2 ExPresident Harrison was given a banquet at the Palace hotel by trustees of Leland Stanford Jr. university last night. Only a few guests were invited, the participants numbering in all twenty-four. Judge Spencer introduced Gen. Ilarsison, who thanked the company sincerely for the attention shown to him in the past aud spoke for several minutes upon his relations with the late Senator Stanford. .."v

Keht'N !ak( No I'rojjro^s Km in- .i\.\'i n:o. March I,\ It is oflicially announced that the insurgents have made no progress in their inarch upon Saonulo and that state is prepared to repel the invasion with its own resources It is added that 110 danger is feared from any rebel force coming from Kio Grande do Snl, as it would be unable to cross the frontier.

TurifT on American Products.

Sr. Johns. X. I'.. March 1:.'. In opening the legifda 1 lire yesterday the governor promised a tarifV-revision measure. The executive has been engaged preparing' .schedules which would make liberal reductions on American tlour. pork and other products.

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Prof. George U, Darwin estimates that 7,000,000 years hare elapsed since the moon's mass was shed from the revolving molten earth, long before the formation of its crust.

Now Is the Tune

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Mr. Bull—What would you do if you thougl.t the world was coming to an end to morrow? Mr. Hear—Sell.-| Detroit Tribune.

The Postmaster.

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1 he Lmperor of China pays his soldiers at the munificent rate of 81 a month out of which they are required to purchase their food.

J. K. Smith & Co., of No. 'JCm Green wicii St.. Xoa- ork, the manufacturers of that favorito cathartic known as Smith's Bile P.eans, have adopted a novel plan. They ask tho individual buyers ol Bile Beans to^send thoir full name and address, with an outside wrapper from a bottle of Bile Beans (either izei to their ollice. and they give ?."i fo the iirst wrapper received in each morning's mail and SI for the 2d, )d, 4th, 5th and 0th. livery day 810 in cash is thus sent to theirjleorrespouilents. Ask for small size.

Facts Worth Kiiowlnif.

In all diseases of the nasal mucous membrane the remedy used tmiEt be non-irritating. Nothing satisfactory can be accomplished with douches, sbtills, powders or astringents, because they are irritating, do not thoroughly reach the affected surfaces and should be abandoned as worse than failures. A multitude of persons who had for years borne all the worry and pain that catarrh can inflict testify to radical and permanent mres wrought by Elv's Cream Balm. Your druggist has it.

At least one woman in tive believes fliHt if she had been in Kve'e place Adam 'vouui be in the garden vet.--I Barn's Horn.

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1 hose Who Did. Not Go

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A Partial List of the Views in "Part One."

I'OU OF IIIINIii This is considered the liuwt majestic scene lhat has ever been wrought by the hands of men.

COI.F.M IH'S' PAKAVKI.iS. F.xuct reproductions of tile Santa Maria. Nina and I'inta, ships in which Columbus sailed in his discovery uf America.

AlMIMTHATION 111' I I.DI\( Cost f.Viil.UlK). and considered the architectural gem ol the Fair.

WOMAN'S It I I M)1 N(3. Cost $1.'!S,(I(Ki, and was devoted exclu^l 70LY te woman's work.

STATF F. OF Till-: ItKI'IULIC. Hy French. Tho statue is (15 feet tail aud requiri'd nearly $l,iuu wortu of gold leaf to co' oi

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A sof'c pi-fvciitivo ami positiviM:ure lor ilisttMiiper. i-ons'lis^ctc., in horses, sheep and dogs. Has stooil the test of frequent ust iri every portion of the country, imd will do precisely what is claimed lor it, as those who have used it will i-heerl'iilly testify. Price 50 ets. and SI.00. Ask for pamphlet on distemper—free at Xyeit ]3ooe's.

A man who could speak six languages I recently applied to tho corporation of Cardiff, Wales, or poor relief.

Illinois leads the States in tho production of hay peracra, the figures being 1% toHs per acre.