Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 August 1894 — Page 7

ADELICIDDS DRINK

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MANV FINE PREMIUMS GIVEN FREE TO DRINKERS OP LION COFFEE

Where Disease Is Bred.

When a sewer is cloggcd or choked up the accumulation poison the atmosphere in its Vicinity and bring about the conditions that breed disease. We all kno.v that in time of pcstilence every precaution is taken, not only to keep the sewers free and open, but even to remove all decaying matter from the community. The danger of infection is thus minimized. IIow few of us who pay taxes for the maintenance of sanitary bureaus for the public healtii think of an equal requirement for our individual welfare. The alimentary canal is the great sewer of the hum:n system. When that is dammed up conditions are generated which invite f-veis and such diseases as our nature inclines to. Constipation is a clogging of the natural drains, and nearly everything we suffer from follows this condition. It will not do merely to clear the drains from time to time. We must repair and improve the working power of the machinery whose function it is to perform this work.

Smith's

Bile Beans differ from pills in that they are more than a mere cathartic They not only stimulate sluggish bowels and clear the system of all disease-breeding matter, but they remedy the evil complained of they restore power and freedom of operation to the secreting organs, and they tone up and strengthen the entire system. They are easy anJ soothing in action. Try them. 25 cts. a bottle, 5 bottles, $1.00. Kor sale by druggists and medicine dealers throughout the country, or by mail, postpaid, on receipt of price. Ask for the bmall Size" (green wrapper or cartoon). ...

Take No Substitute for

Bile Beans.

-"ACME" Ointment

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plump anil rf'iui'l out the tlRiiro.

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110

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l.l'TKI.Y IIAKM1.KSS. ITi.-o- prepaiU. SI per lJOX, it lor *r». "MOW TO OKT KaT." free.

The THIN At KA CO., lll'.l liniatlway, N. Y.

MKOTU

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•rAINI.ESat.Y, J'OSITIVBI.Y AND I'HUMA N E N TLY. For sale by Druggists or sent by Express. W. (11 in -1 or lie in I' il Co.,

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Rorr anil all SfcJn IHSOHM'S Speedily Cured. CTUIO "»!'.A KANTKKI). Ask your druggist for it, nr \vi will send In-mail on receipt of price, ft) cents. in!\icUiriM onlv in*

VVILKINS 1 EECKNER,

iuvI ituhi

ndiana.

THIS A CUBA

FOR THIN PEOPLE.

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COMFO1:rixo.

COCOA

W A I I O I

Notiec is lii-reby givt-n thai 011 Tuesday, the Si 21st Uiiy of August, l.SHI. lit 11 oVI" a. 111., at the residence of .lames W. Killvpiitrii'ii, at. S Kirkpati ii-k. Imli'iiKi. I iviit let to the lowest ie.sponsible liidder. the eonti'iiet lor the repair of tin .)nines W. Kirkpnti iek Joint public ilit.-h in

Bui'tions of one tlioasiind fret, each, as per sperllieatioiis

011

llle 111 tlie ivaideii'-e ol said Kirk-

pntriek. also at the County Jsurveyor's otli'-e at Crawfordsvillii, Indiana. Kaeh bid must lie neeompanie.d by a bond of two roiiable noe-iiold .sureties, executed in 11 .-11111 double tlio (imoiim. bid. lSUmk bids ninl bonds will bo furnished bidder^ at tlie places above ilosi^ilawid. The 1 it'lit is reserved to reject uny or ail liHl

W.M. ilt.'NT,

Surveyor Moiitgonif.-y county.

CHESTER J. BRITTON. II D. C. YF.TEIiINA.lt Sl'litiEON AND DENTIST.

1 rmVimtP of ilu* Chicago Vr»tnriu? .ry uollogo. fJYoiitu oil ditiouHesol DoinoHtlo Amir il«. UI'TKVK Over MotToH Morgan iirui? atoro* fcjifti Main Htwt. InOrni-'ry nt (1. K. Mcp)nuM I ivory st.nblo, on.^r M?LrU ntnwt.

ol* HvvV Toil (th«» elieap^ urost/iud Dosii can b».» prepared iuntuutly from

iffiBId

CUMPANY'S Extract of Beef.

ticru sonly one gonuiuo kludiaiil Hint you tan know by tho slguaturo iu blue ou t:very jar.

Oil Sunday lie,'ir tim hour of noon tho body of Miris Oaly A. irnlou, serv.int yirl 10 tlio hotel it Waynuiuwn, wus discovered col in death 111 herl room at tho house. A small tumbler on a table near tlie hod sido contained a small |UHUtit.v of carbolic lieu explained at unci) the agency trough wliich filio had killed herself. Tlio county coroner not being convenient .Justice Overton whk Huniiu iiied to hold tho inquest. Tlie cause *f self destruction by tho young worn.in was through, unrequitted love, it is thought, although she left no writing whatever to indicate why sho committed the deed. Shu had for some time, it wits asserted, been keeping company with a saloon keeper. On .Sunday i! weems. in company with another woman he drove down to tho Shades to spi'tvl th" day. Life probably had no charms for her after learning this and it is probable that immediately thereafter she determined on self destruction. She was about 18 years of ago. and had been in the employ of Mrs. Steel of the hotel for porno time. Her father resides here in Crawfordsvillo divorced from his wife who removed to Missouri a few weeks at o.

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Voorhees' lleiillh. Great concern is felt among the Indiaua delegation at Washington City About Senator Voorhees' health. It is co secret here that he has baen gradually failing for a year or more, and, as he is now about J7 years of ago, any improvement in his condition, it ie feared, is not likely to bo more than temporary. The senator's intimate friends do not seek to conceal the fact that he is steadily failing iu health and they have no hopes of his permanent, recovery. If lie lives to serve out his term it will bo as much as his friends here hopo for. They do not look beyond that for any future public career of his. Senator Voorhees' ailment is organic. The cause of his recent collapse was an inllamation of the bladder, which, while it has been relieved, has not been cured entirely, and still keeps him in his room most of the timo. Hut he has a more serious .trouble, that gives uneasiness to his friends. It is valvular rheumatism of the heart, which his doctors discovered about a year ago, and which has been carefully nurBed since.

Siiiniin'1- Itewrl-. .i- v, „,I It is veiy fashior.able to take summer outings, to go to the Shades, Indian Ford and Ma,vinkuckee. Many people get to see their namos in the papers by going to these places and that, you know, makes up for all the fatigue and expense in going to such places. It is the sublimity of satisfaction to have tho notice made that Mr. Sickspittle and family aro enjoying themselves at the Shades during the heated term. It may convey the idoa to the world that Mr. S. has plenty of mouoy, plenty of tune, and is a man of the world, although I10 may owo for the family washing. Although so far as the enjoyment is concerned, most any reasonable person could content themselves a milo from town, anywhere along Sugar Creek, that would appear too common altogether, and would not look near so lofty in the newspapers. Such is the silly vanity of many people.

11 ahIs of l\vi hists. The order of Major General Carnahan issued by Adjutant-General Will J. McKee, making assignments for the third biennial encampment of the Uniform Rank of the Knights of I'ythias, to bo hold in Washington, Aug. 27, gives Ibo positioa of tho several brigades and commands according to tho seniority of brigade commanders. This makes tho Indiana brigade iirst, commanded by Brigadier General J. U. 1' *ss, who was commissioned .1 une 1, 1805. The camp has boon named "George Washington." Tent:1 will be furnished free, but Knights must take thoir own blankete, while cots can be rented on the ground. Section authorizes all ollicers and knights who haves, seen actual military service to wear their authorized badges and decorations showing such military set'', ices. ,.

No Uo:i. A.G Smith, Indiana's attorney general, has decided that county clerks have no right: to issue marriage licenses and then withold tlie fact from tho punlie in any manner whatover. This decision will interfere with &eorc-l mar riages to some oxiont, and prove an uLslructiou to eloping couples who de sire to conc \tl the recorded evidence of their marriRge from objecting parents or persistent newspaper reporters.

T«i lliiuU' Itnrr-. The races at Terra Haute this week have drawn immense crowds of people from many nortions of tho country. Tho purses,oll'ero.l for trotting, pacing and running are the largost ever known in horse, racing in the country and in consequence the best horses now ou tho track were brought to the Torre IIauto course. I'ivory horseman of Grawfordsville who had tho money and time to give has boon at Torro Haute this I

Ofl'icrr* l-liTlnl. The following oflu'crs have boon elected at Uattle Ground for tho ensuing yoar: Chautny .Jones, president

Buckles, vico president Goo. W. Swit/.or, secretary: Geo. Keiper, treasurer managers, J. II. Cissol, U. li. Kelly. W. V. Stoy, II. M. Middloton.

WRECK ON SANTA PE.

MEN KILLED HURT.

Die.

AND TEN

Disregard of Orders Remits In the Wracking of F»»t Trains Near GIbbi, Two of the Wounded May

FOBT MADISON Iowa, Aug. 13.— Express and muil trains Nos. -l and 5 on the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe road collided at 3 #'clock yesterday morning near Gibbs, Ma Two were killed and several hurt Both trains wore running at high speed. The baggage, mail, and express cars were demolished.

The killed: COPELINGli.lt, GEORGE, of Chicago express messenger of No. 5, was buried in he wreck. HUMPHREYS, E. R., of Kansas City engineer of express train No. 4.

The injured: DALY, DANIEL, of Fort Madison, engineer of No. 5 shoulder badly hurt. DtKKicK, E. E., of Chicago, baggageman of No. 5 cut and bruised may die.

DUTCHBB, R. E., of Chicago, mail clerk. DUBBIN, WALTEB N., of Milwaukee, 23 years old ankle cut.

ELLIOTT, C. N., of Chicago, mall clerk. FOQABTY, MABTIX, of Fort Madison, fireman ouMo. 5 badly bruised.

HOLMES, of Fort Madison, brakeman on No. 5 band smashed. MCCARTHY, JCBTIN, of Chicago.

MILSBOCQH, DAK, of Chicago, baggageman of No. 4 badly bruised and hurt Internally may die.

TSKYLEB, F. P., of Kansas City, fireman on No 4: slightly hurt. The trains met on a slight curve and came together with terrific force. Both engineers applied the air brakes and reversed their engines, which action was the cause of saving many lives.

As soon as the passengers and those of the train crew not hurt recovered from the shock they proceeded to rescue the unfortunate ones. Engineer Humphreys of No. 4 was foundat his post with one of his limbs cut ofC at the thigh and his head almost split in two. He died in a few minutes. Express Messenger Copelinger was instantly killed. E. E. Derrick, the express messenger and baggagemen of No. 5, had a narrow escape, and his injuries may yet prova fatal. There was only one physician on the" train. He was kept busy until train No/ 5 was run back to Hurdland for assistance.

None of the passengers on No. 4 were injured. Engineer Daly and Firemen Fogarty and Skyles saved their lives by Jumping. ,4

General Manager Frey was on the east-bound train and gave directions and superintended the work of relief. The passengers in the smoker and chair-cars of No. 5 were badly shaken up.

Conductor Clegern was in charge of No. f, west bound He handed Ills order to a reporter, which clearlv showed that the two trains were to meet at Gibbs. The officials of the Santa Fe here say the conductor and engineer of No. 4 were responsible for the accident, having disobeyed telegraphic orders to meet train No. 5 at Uibbs station. The conductor of No. 4 says he entirely overlooked the orders. The damage to property will not exceed SH,0GO.

A A S E E IN E

Chicago & Alton Company Said to lie After L\ANHFT8 PRCIGO. DENVER, Colo., Autr. 13.—Application is now pending in the United States court for a receiver for the Kansas Pacific and if a new receiver is appointed it is required that he be not identified with the Union Pacific receivers. While the application is pending it is stated a movement is on foot looking to the purchase of the Kansas Pacific by the Chicago & Alton, with President Rlackstone as receiver. The situation is of great interest to railway managers of the west, a6 it is acknowledged that the Alton will bo in the tield strictly for business.

Benton Iliirbor Alderman Shot. BENTON HAHHOI:, Mich., Aug. 13.— Tho controversy existing between the Benton Harbor city council and the Benton Harbor and St. Joseph Electric Railway company terminated in bloodshed yesterday. Alderman Charles Shriver was shot by W. Worth Bea n. president of the railway company. The alderman was severely woiitiri•

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in the knee by a charge of

-r) a double-barreled shotgun.

Pn',s"iil.'-H I'.r-an \v "'-rested by Deputy Sheriff Stearns ni ut, the preliminary hearing hi was held ui SI,OuO bonds to appear iu court at o'clock to-day. The affair has erea ted a great sensatiou here.

Kains Did I.tit ID Good.

I.NDIANAI'OI.IS, Ind., Aug. 13.—Tho weekly report of Assistant Director Wappanluin's Indiana weather service, which will liu out. late to-day, will show a discouraging crop- situation. The rains of Friday and Saturday were heavy enough only in a very few localities to do good.

THroo Young Women Drouuotl. Ai'ntn:.\. Cal.. Aug. 13.—Mrs. Alice S. Eavey, Cora Johnson and Grace Lowell, aged 1 IB and IT, respectively river in thThe all \s

were drowned In tho American sterday. They were wading1 ••'vpr when one of th n: felL

M'-i went- to her assist nr. ee and •re drowned.

Zimmerman Breaks an English Record

LONDON, Aug1. 13. At the Heme li ill grounds Saturday Arthur A. '/Am- j. ,,, ij-i vi n£T merman, the champion bicyclist, rode against the English quarter-mile record. 31 2-5 seconds. lie succeeded in breaking' it, doing1 the distance in

Sent Willi the Order.

The C. F. Kisley Co., "Wholesale Druggists, G'J Cortlar.dt St., New York, ordered a large? supply of Drutumond's Lightning Remedy for Rheumatism, and sent this with the order: "It is strange that your remedy is not moro generally known, a° its effects on rheumatism aro simply marvelous—superior to any rheumatic medicine wo have oversold." This is high praise, but tho remedy fully dosorves it. If you have the rheumatism send 60 to the Urummond Medicine Co., IS Maiden Lane, New ork. and thoy will ship to your express address two large bottles— enough for a inonth'stroatmont. Agents wanted.

The chemical composition of the epidermis of the heol is nearly tho same as that of tho matter of nails, horns and hoofs.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria*

Thirty thousand people mostly women girls and little tote, dipped and swam in Brooklyn's free baths last week.

Attention Farm ers

If you have a horse that has poor appetite, is stupid, hair rough, run down in (lesh, and out ol' lix generally, use Morris' English Stable Powder and you will be surprised at the result. One package will add ten dollars to the value of a poor run down horse, coit or mule. Full pound packages 2"icts.— 5 lor S1 .Oi). Soldby Nve & Jiooe.

He who would be a great soul future must bo agreatsoul now.— son.

in tiio Etner-

Notliinff Cheap About It.

Dr. Druinmond's Lightning Remedy for rheumatism is put up in largo bottles, and once seen it is never mistaken for any other preparation. All the cheap remedies put together aro not worth one Bottlo of Drummond's Lightning Remedy and any sufferer who has taken it will boar witnosss to its marvelous power, and say they have never seon its equal. Particulars sent by mail and the full months treatment of two large bottles, by express, upon receipt of §."j. Drummond Medicine Co., IS Maiden Lane. New York. Agents wanted.

Warm salt water inhaled through the nostrils will relieve a cold in the head.

ChUdren

Cry

During the last ten years Germany has used j7.177.r00 packs of playing cards,

Distemper and Coughs

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

iNotliimr Stranire.

Intelligent people, who roalizo tho important part tho blood holds iu keeping tho body in a normal condition, find nothing strange in the numbor of diseases Hood's Sarsaparilla is able to euro. So many troubles result from impure blood, tho best way to troat them in through the blood. Hood's Sarsapanl la vitalizes the blood.

Hood's Pills arc the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, and prevents con stipation.

Madagascar sheep have a covering of course hair, like that of coats.

for

Pitcher's Castoria.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castoria.

In the last century English ticers dressed in scar!

RIGHT

The Rev. Apapugeoru from Europe Friday.

30 4-.') seconds. 23 lm (i. T. A., Cincinnati, 0.

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AND NINE PER CKNT.

Investments. Nontaxable. The State l'uilding and Loan Association of Indiana. Call on JOHN M. SOUCI.TZ. 'rawfordsGallon JOHN M. Sctiur.rz, Crawfordsville, Indiana.SKI -AprG^m

ipulos arrived

The (,1 teen and Crescent Route,

Invites inquiries in regard to summer resorts on its line in the pictur usque mountains of Kentucky, Tennessee and Alabam i. The line passes near famous battlefields at Mill Springs, Mission Hid^e, Cnickatnauga and Lookout Mountain. They are surrounded by charming summer resting places at Buraside, Cumberland Falls. High Bridge, Rugby, Iihea .springs Lookout Mountain. Springville, Aia. and other points. j^

Low railroad rates—Charming mountain home--—Perfect rest and quiet. We invite correspondence, eheerthe information desired for the purpose of having you arrange to spend your summer recreation on our line. "W. C. RIXKAKSON*,

FOR SALE.

Fifty Thousand Bushels

Operating Old yperry Mill.

UU'OUK AM) AKTKH Kor Bale

7,000

.. AM)...

-OF-

Call early while ou can buy of this lot, as when they tire gone you will have to pay more. Also remember'that this stile includes a number of other articles, too numerous to mention. Uear in mind mv guarantee as to price and inality with every article.

SHOES

—Tu lie sold tins month at-

Manufacturer's Cost.

Now is the time to buy your foot wear for full and winter at 124 E Main St

•J. B. KELLY.

lias been 'he demand for

O. IKL ZETIotiii?

that we are about out of wheat. We want and must have

Good Milling* Wheat!

What, fifty thousand bushels? Yes, Sir, and that won't last long. Our people know a good thing when they find it. They will have this O. K. Flour.

VALLEY MILL CO.

MANHOOD RESTORED!

|1M lyat^^ilrni-'Ulat!!. Ask lorlt, tak« nontlx-r. Wrili- liirfrcR.Moillciil Hook sent foaled "1K11 LSiMi. IllIilalu wrapper. Address N HIS ESJEEU t:o., .MusunicTeuiulo,CUICAGO, in Crawfurclsvillu, Ind., tiy STAN KKN V. mid i.y T. I). HliOW.N SUN, lJnifglata.

IHAVE JUST RECEIVED

A. large and staple line of irooils Irom large New York housu who are going to retire from business. Have bought them at my own prices and will offer thetn to mv customers at prices I cannot duplicate them for. I will guarantee everything sold from this lot to be as represented. You can buy

A 61.75 New Style Corsage, l'in. for ,!vv:\ .. .. .8 1.00 A lot of S'2.00, 82.50 and S-5.00 Kings, for 1,00 An ?18 Watch for 10.50 A 25 cent Silver l'in, for [o'J

,, NKICVB SEEDS." ». Tills wonderful remedy

C.L, ROST.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY E0PLE

A E N I O N

We commend to our retail mer

chants the example of I.. S. Ay res &

Co., who announce that this month

their store will be closed every Satur

day afternoon at 1 o'clock. The cus

tom ought to beeomc universal during

tlie heated term. There is 110 com-

luertial need for •••open stores on Sat

urday afternoons during July or Au

gust. In lui'ge cities this is recog

nized. Indianapolis is getting to be

large enough to recognize it. We

trust that the movement will spread.—

Editorial Indianapolis News of Au

gust 2d.

L. S. AYEES & CO.,

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA}

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