Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 September 1894 — Page 9

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PACKAGES

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MANY FINE PREMIUMS GIVEN FREE TO DRINKERS OF LION COFFEE

Where Disease Is Bred.

When & sewer is closed or choked up the accumulations poison the atmosphere in its ieinity anil brin^ about the conditio.^ that breed disease. We all kno.v that in time of pestilence every piecaution is taken, not only to keep tliu sewers- free and open, but even to remove all decaying matter from the community. The danger of infection is thus minimized. How few of us who pay taxes for the maintenance of s.iniu.:v bureaus for the public health think of an equal requirement for otir individual welfare.

The alimentary canal is the great sewer of the human system. When that is dammed up condition* arc generated which invite fevets anil such diseases as our nature ineiines to. Constipation is a cl. egging of the natural drains, anil nearly everything we suffer from follows this condition. It will not do imieiv to e'ear the drains from time to time. We must repair and improve the working power of the machinery wlio-e function it is perform this work. SlIlitllN JliU' Beans differ from pills in thai tlu-y 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 and soothing in action. Try tiiei.i. 2 cts. a bottle,

bottles, ft'i.oo. For sale by druggists and medicine dealers throughout tfce country, or by mail, postpaid, on receipt of price. Ask for the "Small Si. e" (green wrapper or cartoon). ,,,

Take No Substitute for

Bile Beans.

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FOR THIN PEOPLE.

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V'lesli made with Thiiineurn Tablets' is a seien title They create perfect assimilation of every form of food, s^erotint th: valuable parte niM ilis-anliuc the worlhless. Th-v make Uiin files plump ami rouinl out the il^uro. They are tlio STANI)A11 KK.MKDY I«T leaniiesj, proilueinn 1-j to IS pounds jier month, ivmtdinin

110

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THE KEY NOTE IS SOUNDED

Hon. S. V. Brookshire Opens the Democratic Campaign Last batu:\i y. Ill- slp-.'cll

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Hall last Saturday

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af i-rnoon eour.ty in \v was it

not( U) ia

tnoro t.'iitn out?. x„t UlO CJI.t• L,

'•niocratic speed., but the

subjeci i:.iitt'i of th addref--, was

well Btu :edaml the ar ui ».r..i eo conUsui? to gidp. the popular approval Ilto "Hi audience present. ItBhouid bu\o l)t?ei. ip ai Uiy overv vut-r in the county regard),,, of party a.'ihatious. I lad it not beeiiV -orally known, however, that he w? f: ,, at all principal points in lliecoiiii

.wfore

the campaign

closes, tisie J1,,,. .»uld not have seated one-third oi |jr people who desire to hoar him.

W hen .1 .is. V, right arose to introduce the S| 1 vry seat was taken. t|iiite a nu'iiber adies being present. Or. the Htage seated twenty old wheel horses ot ttie party, headed by that earnest but silver-haired Gen. M. 1). Muuson.

I ninn Township 'iYiu'lirr*. The following is the list of teachers of nion tow nship as reported by Trustee llartman:

No. 1. Jacknian. Sarah Ermentrout. No. Kelhsou. Elmore Hobson.. No, 'i. (ioben. A. M. Doyle. No. 1. Vail, Mable Leech. No. 5, Quick, Mattio Johnson. No. G, Breaks, Uinta Wray. No. 7. Ilunt. J. F. Stout. No. S. Soap Factory, D. 11. iilkoy. No. !•. Willis, Stella Clinger. No. 10, Uartield, Mrs. W.F. Sharpe. No. 11. Flannigan, R, M. Foster. No. l'J. West, .Maggie Wheat, No. 1 Melntyre, May Talbott. No. U. liiack Creek Valley, Anna Hamuli.

No, lfi. Oak Hill, Iinogene Brown. No. M, Campbell, Agnes Chamberlain.

No. 17. (ireenwood. Geo. Largent. No. 18, Smartsburg, Mollie HooverNo. 10. Shiloh, Dellia Jones No. 120. Burks, (Jail Vaughn. No. 21. Herron, Eliza Spruglian. No. ±2, Longview, Principal. Frank Maxwell: Primary, Laura Grubl).

No 2 i, Trout man, Arthur Vount. No. 21, Nutt. Anna Weeks. No. 23. OlViel, lud VanScoyoc. No. 2t. West Point. Mary Courtney. No 27, Willow Grove, Maggie Jones No. 28. Shady Nook, Joe Kennedy, No. 20, Brentons. N. 13, Coborly. No. .'10, Whitesvilie, Principal, Fred Maxwell Intermediate, Maud llali Primary, Blanche Kelsey.

No. .'11, Peterson, Etta Follick, No. .32. North Union, Hannah Johnson.

No, :$3, Now Market. Principal, E. Vanecoyoc: Intermediate. Ada Harding Primary, Ora Kennedy.

No. :U, Ciilliland, Mary D. Hall. No, 33, Stump, S. C. Watson. No. 30, Whitlock avenue, Prin cipal, W. F. Sharpe Primary, Ethel Talbott.

S. We are Sole Agents and Headquarters for all of Yount's Woolen Goods.

A LARGE SUNDAY FUNERAL

warrior.

We will not attempt tnyive an outline of Mr. Krook.-hiru's spe-eh. bui let it be sullicieut to say that through Us entire loiigth of one hour and twenty mu.ntes Ibe speaker 1 ,ei the closest attention of tIn* audience, I In* supplement of toda Iii.\ contains his speech in full as delivered at Covington

011

Tuesday

of last week, and his speech of lust Sat-

111day.

aside from a few local refer

ences. contained the* same subject matter. Mr. liroukshire indulges in no tancy word painting, but comes right down to facts ami tigire. that prove him to be a close student of political economy. Hard facts can offend nobody and therefore the republicans who turn out to hear In in can not help but admit that the highi district Ins been honestly, studioush and impartially represented since .Mr. Brookshire's introduction into the oilice. The fact that he was honored by being called to the Speakers chair 151 times during the past session of congress shows with what high esti-eni he is held in Washington. Mr. lirooktihire should be. ami will lie re elected to congress.

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The IJrmiiins „f I F. T. MunlnKUC lo He-I.

Ihe largest funeral that has occured in Crawfordsville for some time was that of Dr. F. T. Montague on Sunday afternoon. Tho remains arrived on the afternoon train from Chicago. He died at his home in Des Moitiet, lo\v», on last 1' riday morning after a steady do eline of consumption. He was a member of the Knights of Pythias lodge, of Des Moines, and in giving instructions a« to his funeral requested that his remains be brought to Crawfordsville for interment and that Do Bayard lodge have charge of the burial service. He further requested the banu as an escort.

'r. Montague and wife were members of the Presbyterian church, of Des Moines, and it was his iletire that Rev

J. Cunningham deliver the funeral discourse at Center church. Following out the wishes of Mr. Monigue all resident Knights of Pythias, so far as possible, headed by the band, iii irched to the train and escorted the remains to Center church where a most solemn and beauti ul service was conducted by Dr. Cunningham. The remains were then escorted to Oak Hill ana before being placed in the vault tho ritualistic services of ttie K. of P. were conducted by Prelate. Tom Ross.

Dr. F. 1. Montague came to Craw Tordsville from Detroit, Mich., in 1S7G, where ho began the practice of modicine in 1806. He was a graduate of the A merican Electic college and also attended the Indianapolis School of Surgery, lie was an affable gentleman and was not long in building up a large piactice. In 1S83 he removed to Indianapolis and a few years later to Des Moines, Iowa, where he established a Sanitarium that placed him in affluent circumstances and gave him a prominent professional standing throughout the State. Mr Montague was thrice married, his last wife, who was Miss Cox, of Indianapolis, and their little daughter. Fern, survive him. There wero three children by his first wife.

Deceased was in his 33th year, having been born in Erie county, Ohio. June 18,18-10.

Hlark* 1'uid Ili* Flue.

It will be recalled ttiat aiong last winter Jim Stai ks, of Clark township, and John Linkenhoker, of Ladoga, quarreled over the felling of a certaiu oak tree, and thatStarUs hit his adversary over the h,ead with a club, Linkenhokor I was badiy hurt. Tho unpleasant affair came to a peaceful termination on Monday, however, when Starks appeared before Judge Harney and pleaded guilty to assault and battery. The Judge assessed a tine of ?23 and costs, which

Starks paid and went home satisfied.

Itipley Township Tearhers.

No. 1, Jas. B. Elmore. '2, Pearl O. Bowers. 11, Perry Martiu, principal: S. H. l.iilkey,intermediate: Rilla Eishero. primary. 4, Will White. 5. Clarence Fink.

G, Mattio Truax. T, E. F. Graham. S, F. M. Lee. 0. E. A, Cunningham, principal

Lulu Munns, primary.

Peculiar to Itself.

Hood's Sarsapariila is peculiar to itself, in a strictly medicinal sense, in three important particulars, viz: first, ia the combination of remedial agents used second, in the proportion in which they are mixed, third, in' the process by which the active curativ properties of the preparation are secured. These three important points make Hood's Sarsapariila peculiar in its medicinal merit, as it accomplishes mires hitherto unknown.

But it is not what we say but what Mood's Sarsapariila does that tells the story. What Hood's Sarsapariila has done for others is reason for con(idence that it is the madieini

Great Slaughter of

SOLD REGRADLESS OF

Southern Products on Exhibition.

The Mobile & Ohio R, R. had on exhibition at the Illinois State fair hold at Springfield, I!!., Sept. 21 to 20 a good display of the agricultural product of tho country adjacent to the Mobile A

Ohio R. R. in eastern Mississippi and southern Alabama. These products consist of grains, fruits, grasses, clovers, vegetables, timber, etc. The exhibition-

was in charge of tho company's agents who will gladly answer all questions and furnish information it! regard to the thousands of acres of productive vet cheap lands for sale in Mississippi and Alabama where aroutlis, crop failure sunstrokes and blizzards are unknown. Two or three crops can be grown each year from the same land. Truck farmers, fruit and vegetable growers, stock and sheep raisers are especially invited to see this exhibition, and if you desire a copy of "Southern Facts for homeseekers and travelers'

I illustrated,')

write to E. E. Posey, G. P. A.. Mobile, Ala. and i't will be. sent to you free. 3 u.

Le\iilg't on 'J'l-ot IiUi Meeting'.

The fall meeting of tlie Ky. Trotting Horse Breeders Association is held in Lexington, Oct. 0th to l.'Jt'n this year. The Queen & Crescent is the direct line to Lexington,-1 trains daily. Free parlor cars. Short line and most convenient schedule. Tickets to Lexingtonand return on sale Oct. 1th to 12th, account the big races, at ono fair for the round trip from Cincinnati. Reduced rates from ail parts of the country.

Besuro your tickets read A: C. Ask agents for particulars or write to

\V.

W. Dunnavant, T. P. A.. Cleveland. O. V. A. Baird. T. P. A.. Detroit. Mich. W. A. Beckler, N. P. A.. Ill Adams St. Chicago, HI. C. W. Zell. I). P. A.. 4th and Race. Cincinnati, O. W. C. Uinearson, Ci. I'. A.. Cinuincati. O.

Two-tifths of the companies promoted vearlv in England fail

A (iraml l'catui-e

Of Hood's Sarsapariila is that while it purities the blood and sends it coursing through the veins full of richness and health, it also imparts new life and vigoi to every function of the body. Hence the expression so often heard: "Hood's Sarsapariila made a new person of me." It overcomes that tired feeling so common now.

ll'iod's Pills are purely vegetable perfectly harmless, always reliable and beneficial.

A Brownville (Tex.) man has a rooster with a horn on his head.

St. fxmis Exposition— Sousa's Grand

Concert Band,

The "Clover Leaf Route" will issue low rate excursion tickets from oil stations. until Oct. ISth. Call on nearest agent or address.

C. C. JKNKINS. CJ. 1J. Toleno. O.

X. B. The great St. Louis fair and famous .Midway Plaisance. Oct. 1-0.

Yamlalia Line Excursions To St Louis for the exposition. Every Tuesday and Thursday, from September Gth until October ISth.excursion tickets to St. Louis and return will be sold from Terre Haute and points west, good to return within five days, at one and one-third fare for the round trip. Also, on each Thursday excursions tickets from Etlingham and points west will be sold at one fare for the round trip, good to return within three days.

For the St. Louis Fair, excursion tickets will be sold from all stations from September 29th to October Gth, good to roturn until October Sth. 1894, at one fare for the round trip.

Thousands of new ltrons have taken Hood's Sarsapariila this season and realized its benefit in blood purified and strength restored.

Alt Nicholson, a colored boy of sacola, Fla.. has liery red eyes.

At the Campbell Corner, recently purchased by Myers & Chairni. This stock will ibe

To make room for one of the Finest and Newest Stocks in the City.

COMPETITION KNOCKED SILLY!

As the like of this Cut was never known in this City. Remember the Place^ [The OLD CAMPBELL CORNER.

MVOBS & OBABNI

Hair

DKMKOVliU KOKKVKTT wiTiiorr r.uN, M-VLK I.itow

Dr.. VAX I)YCK has devoted several eighteen years to the Klectrle »cdle ie: curel over lO.OX) cases. Kvery case cured, bad It may 1 w. This Is positive'./ VUc world by which KAIR CAN Bi"J O FOREVER, lie treats patients evei Onlci. On. VAN IYCK will have :ors a: Till! M'TT IIOI'SIC, CrnwI'iiriNvillr. IIKI.,

Host opportunities (or Musical education. I Couifortahle boarding hall for women-f •nt*. All buildings furnished with steamMi'l electric lights. Location unexcelled. ••slow. Fall term opens Sept. S. Write •ns»»s low. Fall term opens Sept. 5. rite W|

secretary, Bgtler DPiYersity, IrriEgtop, infl,

Operating Old Sperrv Mill.

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ELECTRIC NiEE

By DR. J. VAN DVCI:

""resident of

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to treat ladles lor superfluous lialr, and during this vi^lt can treat several new patients. Hours,SA.

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Co-cducAtionAl. Competent instructors Rncj «*vory fiuillitj* for thorough College work. Regular councvs leaciing to degrees Classical, Scientific, Theological, PrivMedic&l, Pre* Law. Special courses also tu Laucuajro, Llicratorfi* Phil* oftonhj. CIVICM, llintorji Chomistry, Blolocy. Ktocution and Physical culture required In all courses and without extra charge.

A1 culture required in all courses and without extra

UNIVERSITY

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At Irvlnston, a Suburb of Indianapolis

lias been '-he dcmatul fur nr-..-

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»»..• that we arc about out of wheat. .. W'e want and must liavc,

Fifty Thousand. Bushels

Good Milling Wheat!

liat, titty thousand bushels? Yes, Sir. and that won't last long, people know a good thing when 1 hey lind it They will have this O. K. i/lom

VALLEY MILL CO.

I HAVE JUST RECEIVED

A large and staple line of goods from a large New Yorkhouse who are going to retire, from business. Have bought them at mv own prices and will otl'er them to my customers at prices 1 cannot duplicate them for. 1 will guarantee everything sold from this lot to be as represented. You can buy

A SI.75 ZS'ew Style Corsage Pin. for .$ A lot of $2.00, $2.50 and §3.00 Rings, for An 618 Watch for A 1~ cent Silver 1'in, for

Call early while you can buy of this lot, as when they are gone you will have to pay more. Also remember that this sale includes a number of other articles, toonumerous to mention. Bear in mind mv guarantee as to price and quality with every article.

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Window Shades

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Best Spring Fixtures

Only 25 Cents. Cuatain Poles and Brass Rods of all kinds at Bottom

Prices. Call and examine them, they are beanties.

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