Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 June 1894 — Page 5

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•10 moll Trill-. ui(i ei'g.-s- t»c. worth •-].••.« S-J-hootinjrs isc: KM Sheetings •'•?•'.. :y "3- inch s.itine liotn to -i u-, 40 inch llcirn it:i-fitfc, tii sic. I ai pet' Warp I7c ami I sic. worth 20 Hall wool llciu f'i.t tsr -I iic. Avortli 25c^:Yard wide .Mu-diiis l1.!'. •,

Castoria is an excellent medicine tor cud' dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of iu ooJ effect upon their children.''

Da. G. C. Osgood. Lo-.vell, 3taia.

Castoria is the best ruraudy for children of vhich I am acquainted. I hope tho clay is not for distant when mothers will consider the rent interest of their children, and uso Castoria inead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful apents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves." 0n. J. F. Kinchelob,

Conway, Ark.

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Ail wool.Ciirpets "'Vii:,

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8 buitinqsand PantsGoods. 50 Per Ci. Off?

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C^bturia is Dr. Suniitci .Pifcclier1®-prescrii»tion lor infants and Children, It contains ncitlic? Morphine nor other Xarcotic .mibstunce. If ia liiiijnlos.s substitute for Paregoric, i)rops,

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&'yrups, and Castor Oil.

It is Pleasant. Its'"gr'trararitoo is thirty years' use Ijy Millions of Mothers. Caiitorl.i tictitroys \Vorms and allays feverishness. Castorla'.. preveuts vouiitiug' Sour Curd, cures lLarrhjaa aud Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and llatuiency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. G'as» toria is the Children's Panacea—the Mother's Friend.

Castoria.

'•Castoria is so well adapted to children that recommend it a.jsuperiortoany prescription known to me." n.

A. Aiiciieu, SI. D.,

!:*. So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, X. Y.

Our phyf.icians in tho ehildren'3 department h-ive spoken highly of their experience in their outside practice with Castoria, aud although we only have anion? our medical supplies what is lrno-.vn as regular products,'yet we are free to confess that tho merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it."

Unites Hospital

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Dispensaiiv, Boston, Jlass.

AixcN C. Smith, Pres.,

Tho Centaur Company, 71 Murray Street, Now York City.

15AMAINS !N Bl'ddlES!

you do need-i bug^y t'Ow i^ yoiir ch.iiK t-. a. large .hip ucn of cicg«iui iols.:iaat--. week a Minficc aic

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Rock Island llav Loader!

0'.! s-lio'jlci .cf it bci'i/r^ yem -ln:y, C.:r stoe'r. ol'SiiL-lf .ni ii .wan- CLUiinict'.-.

JLIu'lAX A:' OL'ILLKN

North Waj-hniL'ton Street..

C/wKlucAtionftl. Coinp*l»nt ttnrt cvnry f*ciil»7 for thnruueh Oollacv work. Keln»imeior

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MwU-nta. All building" furnished witli steamh«*t and electric light*. I-xT»uon unoirallwl Expenses low. F»ll term o|*»s Sei't-5- "J-J l'Ceu^S" ^ruarr. miller PDlTersitY, ImngTOn, 1M. ••4 At Imlnjtoi*. a Suburb of Indlanopcllo

TOBACCOS, AND SMOKERS AH HOLES,,

loading to clugrces

ClMsfcaU ScfinUflc. Th.oloarUal. Pre-Medieal. I'r.w 1 aw. HlX'i-JiU couraea also in Laucuaffn, L,it^ratnr«-. I Mlo^hr ClTlct.. History, Chemistry, Biolocy. Elocnuon iriiyuc*! culture required in kll courses itud without rxlra

UNIVERSITY

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SOME OF THE CANDIDATES.'

Brief Mention of Men and Thiasrs Per-

taming to the County Campaign, Said a prominent republican this week: "George Corn will cotne out of Clark township this tall with 200 majority. 1 hat is good enough, and it further means that he will get lots of republican votes.

1 he abash College donation queslion has beconiethe paramount issue.and must be so regarded in the present cam paign. I lie democrats are perfectly willing. There are no shof't links in the ticket named last Saturday.

1 he personnel of last Saturday's ticket is above reproach, The republicans ,'aiv ready to return the compliment given their ticket by pronouncing our ii-ket a good one. Laying polities and tin college donation question aside, the pe ph- can congratulate themselves on l.-:'! two tickets named.

Cent Snyder was badly beat°u for the Humiliation of auditor and that's what .{{hurts. 1 .Jut loyal to the party ever, he ha-: lnvitnt Johnson over into Kipiey i.w iih the assurance tnat he and all his 'i'':ad§.vvi!l be found, his staunch sup|VI' "'ters and irrdes« workers. '-That .),«• ul 'J loyally ..is, the-surest cure lor ['i-i defeat.

IVu (lon'l pretend ,to s:.\ that iast Saturday. tickbt-,v. lie elected in its

"ret}, that \vouia smack too ma -''itism. tint \mj fill know that it -u be -jtraignr tir-,.,'i b.-r either bide i/'ci- the- eie, tiou i= oV *1.

?"i.t 'v nalk .KP b'it •that is, ,upeUiinerib.lu hifrspno1! \rhen i'.i.nofi ry ruunfu/ olhea. lift f= uypllnu e: ."3-c-iopedla v.'iK-n !o tl r.

1 ,i!.d 1}- C*»M .t he i1- *dtu J»'r Hivib'-::-iaaiio. S rpcordei4' H» 'i ounty by 2i

iCnuia thori'

niied

ytli: p^iJe H:ir:,i ju Mut rar

should not be lost sii ht of the pros ent campaign.

Samuel R. Fisher, the nominee for I commissioner for the second district, is one of Brown township's substantia! citizen's, lie should'poll a -heavy vote

IJrowu township is entitled to recogai,tion.

DeirV.'arbinton, the nominee and nest treasur?!- of -Montgomery county, is 35 years old and he isn't ashamed to tell it. Ho was raised on a farm. After graduating from a commercial college he took a clerkship with Barnhill. Hornaday a* l'ickett. After 10 years constant service he resigned his position to become deputy treasurer under John (J. Hutton, two men that are conducting that oflice right up to the scratch. Since his wife's death two years ago Ben has been the main support of a widowed mother and his sister, lie is one of the best accour.tants that ever handled the books in the treasurer's office. It devolves upon the deputy treasurer to have charge of tho book keeping. The very fact that each annual settlement of the

j,,treasurer has been correct to a cent is the best comment that can be given on the efficiency of the officers in charge.

Warbintou will be elected. .v

James Johnson, the democratic "nominee for auditor, is one of the old wheel horses of the party and is entitled to the suil'rage of the voters. lie is a Mraight forward, uian in ever sense of the word.

Henry I). Vaucleave. the choice of }-last .Saturday's convention for proeecuI'ting attorney, was born in Brown township between 3j and 40 years ago. He lived there long enough to become [.thoroughly imbued with the thrift, m-j-dustry aud intelligence of which the people down there are so well noted,

He taught school for a number of years, studied meuieine some and read law before enkTiny into the active of. his cliosen profession here about eight years ago.

Dr. J. S. Beattv. the nominee, for corI oner, was not heard of in that conne tion until convention day, but he went in with a whoop. His name will be on tho winning ticket this fall.

Children Gry for Pitcher's Castoria.

Distemper and Coughs S

In horses, sheep and dogs positively prevented and quickly cured by using Craft's distemper and cough cure. Sale to use under all conditions. One dose prevents, one bottle cures, in three to sixdays. Send for "Treatise" and testimonials from breeders who have used it for many years. Address the Wells Medicine Co., Lafayette. Ind.

LOCAL NEWS.

Court will adjourn Monday: Charley Spiliiuan is irorn bait Lake C:t\.

Vv arren Ashley is home trom th.iv tini uer districts of the southwest.

.Harry Maxwell sant .j..Mythodist,church. Sunday eyenini: .. Cc).-educatJon-."S"a&- usual. ccimt- at the annuiii mei-tmg ok the poVi :s l'°iU'

imr»od'

Hon D.iMd Mel'al istt-r h«ads it II. l'.iulk,of L.nlo^:i. has r-jnt-i.the.ticket, :tiad«ai creditable record rn. j.ed a hou.se an west street and will jitbe last le^iBlaturev.vivIn the election h?. iaov« Uis fiimily. tha-lst. ot .) uly. II'' c-ir.-ied the dutiro strength of too party makes the cnauyo1 in or«i-r to ike a pind he should d.o it asairi: One .sibkSp j.-spiJcuU-criursa m-.Wa'balh j1U-£»o

[-act of his in the legislaturo -ouuht to i.year. lit1 wu! still have the 'pastorate

giv.e .him-tcrcmfc-strength in the out-town-! ol the Ladoga Baptist church.

two solos at the I

uai, came up lor

:'J" t!'UBte'5

^Vnba-!i cliego ttlne

il '-vass-. \-i- I ior

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an in.li'Lbii te •:4-

iiid h. (i Chariey Ikv.vers be'Ml appointed ihD^race for, t-lerk ot the board of f* .'el road Saniew tlu Tin'p witlon iys i«nl "fii -ar out o! l"-'"aud need uof luterfore with

nt i.nd cduio withiri'oGSv* '1 of!! Jpervision o' hi*j Ui'ricl fruit farfn-

Li it.:? tk-ctd. 11" Ita- to oa^mic- ai.u there ss no ^tiasor. iri'tho world wt^y he

shouldu noil tJvt'ry'one of those \,ot

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r. The tuii.rria^i^ol Harry. Mas well:. ami Miss Graco Bock jtyurro.u at: rtrcea

',*astlo Tuosvl.iy morning. Tho kindest

auauv' which meai:-- iiis eit-ction by t. i-hcs ol many Triend-j toilov.- thoin to great bi-r lijsijoriiy. |jhi-ir now huui^ i.i MjIv.jiViKop. Wis.

l-ships.- He introduced and worked for the passage %f the resolution which takes away the power, of boards of coun-: ty coimmssipnertf to vote .Uonations to Fuller and Wiffi 'Rankin attended the colleges.'or sectarian schools. Tbie funeral of Thomas Howies, in (.Hamilton

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Its a new born daughter at his home {hat makes 11 iutv K^uiSbrook. joy S. Mike Foley, ClarenceAVideaer, Goorgo

county on Wednesday. He was tho ,second son of iferton Bowles.? formerly of Mlmdale vicinity, and, his death re, suited from being kicked by a horse,- ,:

Mrs. Cordelia Coleman is a domestic iu the Lebanon jay. She is then? because the door has a lock on git. The grand jury indicted her for burning her divorced husband's residence, poisoning his stock and other "depredations. After the trial .here last winter Mr. Coieinau employed a detective to •'erret out the guilty party, which resulted in the arrost of Cordelia.

Wra. W. Howard died at the residence of his son-in- law. H. D. Servies at Xew .Market. Tuesday after protracted suffering from bowel trouble. lie was G'.) years of ago. He was one of tho county's prominent citizens aud had| a large acquaintance, having been iu business at Xew Market. Whitesville and Frankfort. Three sons and one daughter, all of whom are maTried.-survive him. Tho funcial was on Thursday and the remains were brought to this city and placed in Masonic cemetery.

The. (,Mteen aud Cresccnt Ruiittv

Invites inquiries in regard, to summer resorts on its line in the picturesque mountains ol! Kentucky, Tennessee and Alabam i.

The line passes

near famous battletields at Mill •springs. Mission Riujje. Chtckamauga and Lookout Mountain. They are surrounded by charming summer resting places at Buruside, Cumberland Kails, High Bridge. Rugby, Rhea springs Lookout Mountain, Springville. Aia. and other points.

Low railroad rates—Charming mountain homes—Perfect rest and quiet. We invite correspondence, cheerfully giving the information desired, for the purpose of having vou arrange to spend vour summer ivereation on our line W. f.

Rixeak-on,

23 lm (.

A.. Cincinnati. 0.

Cloudburst ut Hroojivlllo, 1ml. Hkookville,

Ind., .Tune

"31.—There

waS a cloudburst at yesterday afternoon and tb« downpour of rain was the heaviest ever known here. The fall lasted for two hours. The damage to property will reach §23,000 and the crops are damaged severely, especially the wheat, which wag almost ready for harvest. A woman a«d child are reported drowned.

Five Y«ars tar Wltaau.

NEW YOBK, June 21, —-Brastus Wiman was sentenced to Sing Sing yesterday by Judge Iograham

tor

five years and

six months f^r forgury

the second

degrea Id passing sentenoe Judg«e Ingrabartn era id that ho wi&hed to ma,ke the puni&loDjcnt as light as he ooald, but did not i«el Justified to making it nominal. A nrw t&ial was immediately aaked for.

HAVOC OF THE WIND-

BIO GALE 8TRIKES OMAHA AND THE W€ST.

Trees Leveled ttuil Buildings I'nroofeU— Two l'orsons Kitted Near I5i*iEor, s. D, tT a Cyclone—Damage Done Throughout the West.

OMAHA,

eb.. -lune VL.-^-Dotwecn

0:30 aud 7 o'clock l^ist evening imaha was swept by on'6 of thft strongest storms experienced in years. The wind catae from the south, urul blew in gusts, attaining at times a velocity of nearly forty mik-s an hour, and ac» companied by dense clouds of dust that obseurcd the slcy until all was dark as midnights ^ot a great deal of rain accompanied the storm, but Quite a shower fell after it. Much damage of a minor nature was done. Shade trees and shrubbery were blown down and in some places traffic was blockcd by trees falling- across the street. At Jefferson squar®, near the center oi the city, nearly every tree was blown down. A part oi the roof of the Woodman linseed oil works was blown off aud the Murray hotel wus partially unroofed The glass roof of the Bee building wasdamagctl All the fences and some of the buildings at the Oinalui driviusr park were leveled.

At Courtland" ]eaeh a man was caught in a boat on the lako and drowned. At the Ames avenue street car house, one of the electric wires was blown into a tree aiul Foremai Parish ciimbed up to disentang-lc it. He roceivod a fatal shock from the wire.

At Lincoln, IN'eb., the storm wai eiraiUtr to the one In Omaha, only a severe gale with no serious datuago and no loss of life, as fur as could bo learned. Passengers coming in ou the KurlSng-tou train which passed through the,storm report tha.j damage in the country was but slight. T'rom all directions word comes of high wind and light rain. 11 seeuia to havo been merely.a sijuaLl at tin: close of «.n unusually hot aud sultrv dav.

U.VMAtiH CAUSED 1!Y Bl(!fe*'STORMS.

Towns Wcsi uiul North not Snirer by

imi

llleiuoulal Dlsl urbauco.

-Sioux

Citv,

Iowa, June »i.—A ten-

rible storm o£ wind, i-jiu and hail struck this ciiy at 0 o'clock yesterday. •Tho roof of tho Illinois Central station was carried .o^er the Union depot and dropped into Third st reet. The ruavey .t Stevens wholesale furniture houso was unroofed and the Gettysburg Cycloratua wrecked. It is belie^dd imrriensc daiaap) was done in the surrounding country.

The stocic in lumber yard's was gathered up and sent whirling through-tha streets like sc many straws, crashing in window glass and doing great damage. A large part of the Cable Street railway eon'r-any's power house was uuroofed ana the brick walis badly damaged. The big tank that supplies water at the Union stock yards was wrecked. Reports show much damage to farm buildings. C.-reat damage was done to buildings in South .Sioux City and Dak-ota City. Neb-

It is reported that the little towns of Tara, Clare, Moorland and Callendar, 100 miles east on the Rock Island, were in the path of the cyclone: that great damage was done and that there were four fatalities.

Atchison,

Kan., .nine ei. The

Santa I'e railroad has abandoned its tracks between hfcre and .St. Jgseph on account of the encroachments of the river. The. company used the Rock Island track for a trip and then decided that the Rock Island was also unsafe.

C'oirNcir. ni.vFFs, Iowa, June 21.—-A terrific windstorm struck this city at 6:30 o'clock last evening, demolishing shade trees and signs and lifting roofs. At Lake Manawa an old pavilion was demolished. Three girls were in the pavilion immediately before the storm struck and it is feared that they perished.

Baxgoji, S. D., June 21.—A severe cyclone struck northeast of this place yesterday,demolishing fourteen houses and killing the little child of John Samfelt. A man named John Long was also killed.

I'ikuhe, S. D„ Jim- 21.—A whirlwind almost amounting to a cyclone passed over the city last night, doing great damage to numerous frame buildings.

Dozen Houses Klruok by I.lKhtuliiu. Ukazii,,

Ind., June Jl.— One of the

severest, electrical storms in the history of tho country passed over this city last evening. No less than a dozen houses were struck by lightning, whilo the display of electricity was wonderful.

IiENti.Ayo, Ind., ,1 tfne Ul.—One of the heaviest hail and rain stdrms that was ever witnessed in this county fell here yesterday, cutting whole fields of corn aJid oats to the ground. Th» damage will amount, to thousands of dollars.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

iwe

Saved Her Life

Surgical Operations and Best Metircal Treatment Failed

An Almost Miraculous Cure by Hood's Sarsaparilia.

fMrs. frtollic W'~.

Clilcayu, liiluuib.

"C. I. llooil & Ci»., Lowell, M.us.: "]egianiU4r ta rulirimry, "M, I was very st for two monUis. Slowly I ot tietter but couflSMKl to my tied. A physician saltl I haj a

Pelvlo Abscess In My Side. Aftor an operation I 11 not Improve, tlio r.bscoss continuing to dlsclinrgo even more fraely than before. 1 a two months tlmo three operations wwo pcr.'omieil*nd tubes Inserted to

saparilla about two weeks.

carry

off tfia Impurities, but all in vain. Finally tt was decided Uiat my Ufo dependud-upou another aeration anil that I must bo removed to tho hospital. Atioat three weeks previous to this I had noticed nn advertisement in the Djrflv .\rv,-s of a caoo where Hood's Sarsaparlllft hail cured boy somewhat similarly afflicted In

I Was Getting Better

unit the absents tiact already began to dijehargo less freely. I fe.lt stronger ami bad a terrible appetite, l'revious to this I liad given up to die. VTIical had taken ttio secomt bottle I was iW)lo ta sit up tied accordingly I was not taken to tbo hospital ami tho iiiial operation was deferred. Now 1 have t.iki-ii six bottles and tho ahscsss hasentimly lieSlci. I am well ar.d t-o every where. My friends tbir.k It Is amiracle to havo nie restored to'fhem -aiMin so liealthv ami even younger In looks than.betoro my sickness.

I Feci Better Than Ever

I did la my lir'e.aiv.t weigb over JM juiiinls, tho heaviest in my life. I do a big day's work and sin paining In strength every day. My mother worried and woi-UM. herself almost sick in c&rluxforine. H-lie has since taken Hood's Sarsaparilia and It has .Mono, her much good. Wo pralao Ilootl's Sarsaparilia to evrryljody, for

I Know it Saved My Life. I anv27 years old, aud a stranger to I .ok at mo now would uotthliik I owr had a day's slolcnesij. Kven Ihdoctors aro surprised at tho success of li.Mti's Barsaparllla in my cuo. Mother and niy.selt coutlauoto lako tho midi-

etno regularly and wo earnestly recommend Hood's Sarsaparilia." Mi s. Mor.lib \VrDT. 6C8 Vest Kighteentli Street, Clilcago, lliluoli.

Corroborates the Above.

**C. ITood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: Dear Sirs: 1 am a drag clerk and have sold lira. Molilo Wendt tnimv bottles of Uood's

Sar

saparilia and can aertifv that she was cured

tho use of it." F. C. bii.i.KituECK, 530

Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair

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9 Tlie only l'ure Cream .if Powder.—Ko Ammonia

Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.

West

Elghteenih Street, Chicago. Hood's Pills euro liver ills, Jaundice, biliousness, sick headache ond constipation. 230.

Why do nt you ii'et SPEOTAOLjSS ureHeadacb.es? We Fit Where Others Fail!

If your .Spectacles do not give you satisfaction, consult us at once, as lost sight, never returns. Von can havo your eves tested fret.

vaughn. -. Law y: iucfiL'o C» *ttCoIIof*o *i:i•! Ho^pila 54 E. Market St.. opp. P. O

NOTICE.

.\otieo is Mereliv given that the nil-, uersigned. a hverv stal.ue kei-per in tho city of (Jniwtordsville. Indiana, will, oa the 7th day ol" -July, lS'.M, at his said livery stable in said city, at 10 o'clock a. n. of said day, sell at public sale one dark brown stallion about twelve year.-old, to discharge a lien, therein acquired by hitu as such livery stabie keeper lor food and care bestowed on said stall ion from the 0th day of June, lS'Ji, up to and including the day ot said sale, and for all costs of sale.

Ono. F. MCDONALD.

Dgl pay large doctor's bills. Tho est medical book published, ono hun dred pages, elegant colored plates, will be sent you on jreceipt of three 2 cent stamps to pay postage. Address A. P" Ordwav A- Co.. Boston. Maes.