Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 December 1894 — Page 5
FOR THE BEST
SI ,000
IN' THE CI'J GO TO
A. E. POOLE S.
12 7 jNoith. Green Sircet. Only exv. v7 I perienced Jj ir()i_-rsonijjloyed.
A. HOBBS
DEALER IN
Choice Fniits, Nuts, bandies, Etc. I
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We are exclusive agents for the rele-l bratcd PontioiiK Oranges. Ifol- .. id ay Candies a specialty. 125 S. Green .Street.
6 BARHERS 6
ill the lime and the onlp
.in die 'itv at the.:
.BAKBER SHOl
FRAP M'GALIP.
IF YOU SMOKE OK CHEW
"W". B. HARDEE
Can supply your wants. A full line 01" Cigars and Tobaccos. Pipes. all kinds vr and prices. For an elegant
Christmas Oift try a Meer schaum or Briar 1'ipe.
"W. B. HARDEE.
Two doors south ol EKton's Bank.
CATARRH
Prot?i:t.s Uie MO.ILI-l-rano trom AdUiliouai ColiJ.
IT WILL"CURE
HAY-FEVER
A parUele ihappiied into ou« lt uuftiil agreeable. I'ticv rOc.*iu$ nt Dru^nibi^ mall. ELY HKOTI1KHS. r,o Warrrti New York.
Wo Desire
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and Is or by strict.
111 moneys aiK» oiiht valuable prt111 lunib to gtnnl puebbera HASH HALl. **utiiuBinHt. thiB is your
opportunity. oir«?r Homk and country Magazine. I'nco ViCiC. All Nrwnl"aier -»»r fr-J IQtli Street. Now York.
--"ACME" Ointment
is r:uitvcti to Cl!KL TW/I'TEH in all it^ forms. 'ric^rouH Sore** Fevir
gor«^ anil all Skin DiM'iiso* Spewiily Varv\. CCRK iI\\KANTEKI). Ask your i\»r it. *r will st-jul by mail on rocoipt of Jiriec, 00 cuii'.s. Manufactured only by
W1LKINS BECKNER, GKUNIIILIJ, I.M'IANA.
IA1. lU'l.IU A YOl- KKK
We have u'.In' eu--.ii- sti« i'f bankrupt Persian Diamoii'i /".. atcmrwn c.i-li i.ri'-e. which enables us
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any address in th'-
L* mited States 011 receipt "I ci-in- 'K' mlH'il )-'oUl lilg witli PEKSIAN UIA-
WON 1) -uitnl.k' for f:"'V/v^-o act size of finger, HA.NK 1.1 N •'l-.W hl.lO I 273 Brondway. New York.
HA! HA! HA! YES! YES! YKS!
I "knoweil" it. You eair ffct of the largest loaves o! Freh Bread for 10 cents, or 10 loaves for cents.
At the Wagon Only!
T.E.ALBRIGHT
(J E -COM 0 KTI N(J.
EPPS'S COCO A
Pi E A FAST
hru tljaroiiilli kioul.Mfe ol tin-minimi tioiiH ut (I iircblicii unit uri'iul appli li-i-teil 1 in'ciH. Mr. Kpps
wtiich govern oi.criiiioiiH ,,f ^.lipebUc.^ nutrftlou. Hint by
ilellcnt«ly IliivoreJ ijevf-nipi-muuy heavy lo torS' bill' It :s "S ape of such articles o! iln-t «HaJ niuy bo RroUually built up un.il Vt realet every temlfiicy te Ji-i-un-.
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of subtle tUHlndiof ore fliuuii'l* [in.iino 'f- "UJ attack wherever there It I'i'inimay em-upe ninny 11 tatiil eliuii selvoti well forutliv! with pure ulnon sna piuperly uiiuriuUetl frame."('iTil Heivu-f tia/.ette.
Made simply with IioIIiuk watei ur aulW. WJ only In butt pound tini-. tli'i^-ir^-- Ubi ileJ thus: JAMES Kl'l'S CO f-Ul.. lloiiioropalhic dbeuUtr. txiuiloD. Koclaad.
Once more and boat it into
your head thai it" you want
Kuniiturp.
I to-ilatc Stoves,
^umisware. Kt\,
hat will grace your table, .it tin lowest priii'.-. yet quoted in town von
should isit the
on north Washington street, between new tnd January :st. It is the bine to buy because we desire to reduce and close out the entire stock bv niuarv 1.
Decided Bargains
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Ileal- the Sores! ihe of TaM»» an«i
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GO TO THE-
NEW SHOP
FOR A 1 IK ST CLASS
air Cut or JS have.
Sim Eldridge.
N. Gre^n St.
(Jive him a call. 10:
'['housaiuls are Moving' Sonth \\'hep farn ing is more prolitable than in the north. You can grow three crops ew-h year 1 ri11 the same land, and have the entire year for out door work. No nli/./.ar'N in winter or sunstrokes in sumiui-r You can plant and harvest some crop every month in the year. The death rate is lower than in the noj-ili. Lands arc stiil very cheap, but are lifginninu to advance, ami in two or thro* years will worth several times the present price, 'mprovecl farms S$10 tt 81f per acre. I'n imiro ved land $:! to 8"i per acre near Railway ."stations. The best, portion of America for raising fruits and arly|vegetalile. stoi-k raising fruitsand general farm crops, is Kionu the.Mobile (V Ohio Railroad in eastern Mississippi and Southern Alabama.
An illustrated pamphlet idling all about our i-ouniry wili In- sent, free to all who wish it. Very low rate excursions even month. Appl to F. \V. Greene. General Agent, ins N. Broadway, St. Louis. Mo., or to K. K. Posey, General 1'assenger Agent Mobile A. Ohio R. R. Mobile, Ala.
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Myers A-Charni have a great many! bargains left at the Campbell corner, in everything that is desirable for winter u-(«u
Three Lines to Klondit.
The tjueen A: Crescent route three sleeping ear lines .Jacksonville daily. p«t service, only service.
Send us
Cincinnati to
Shortest line, quickeolid vestibule train
your naun for further infor
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W. W. Dunnavant.
STAPLES tmL WEAK,
CONFIDENCE SHOWN IN THE FUTURE OF BUSINESS.
inl rns*jisc»ii!ilW» WVatJer AfTrcl* Trade f'rir*H of .\crl-ultiir«) I'roduclH Do No| Improve 1'alltirtH for tin* Wi.'fk Show a Small Jncreusc.
NKW *1 oiiii, Dee. U2.—II. 0. Pun's Weekly Review of Trade says: But for ihe large exports of rold and uncertainty aliuut the financial legislation the indications would be more encouraging. The holiday trade has been rather poor at. most, points.partly owing to mild weather. There is. distinctly more confidence shown about the future demand for industrial products, though prices are not better. Domestic exports increase a little, though exportable .staples are not better in price. Money continues toai-cumulate here, and there is no enlargement iu the legitimate demand for commercial loans, though some offering.-, of naiii-r. apparently to prepare for yeariv settlements. have excited remark. 1'riees of agricultural products no not improve. Wheat is unchanged for the week, although western rcceuts have fallen to bushels, ag in-»t L'.5•},••I(l for the same week last year, ind it does not count for much that tne Atlantic exports were Mi.i.O-j.V agaim.t T44.-1T last year. The visible supply still grows and now ."•*. V.'I.OOO bushels. 'orn fell lour cents for the week, though Western receipts were only J,bushels, against £04 last year, and Atlantic exports more than a third smaller. Government estimates do not seem to affect actual transactions Cotton has declined a sixteen h. to :..'iV. and receipts from plantations continued larger for December nan in 1KH. \vh -n the crop was over'.'.olio,nuu bale*. Larger orders for manufactured products have appeared. anil yet. except in boots and shoes, the general ieudenev of prices is downward. Steel billets sell at $tl" at Pittsburg and Bessemer pig at Ai at Valley Mills, and in other products the tone is on the whole weaker, except that structural beams hold the recent small advance.
Yet quite large transactions are re-L ported iu pig iron and billets and improved demand for barred rails, while nothing is doing in "i 'l-aiN. business in sheets and plates is light.
Iu shoes manufacturers are obtaining a good manv orders at '.1)4 to cents advance over la*!, year's prices. Differences iu of material are claimed, but many jobber.- hold off. as want of entire agreement among producers raises the doubt whether the advance will be maintained.
The failure for the last week been ^4in tin- I'nited State-, a last year, and :iu iu uuada a '11 last vear.
have ainst aiusst
THE WAR IS ENDED.
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IVaw Kttvoj xvit.h •Japan.
S A N A I Dec —On account of the terrific loss of credit abroad and the unimpeded progress of the Japanese armies China, on the advice of the foreign powers, ha- determined to surrender absolutely to .lapan. Through the friendly offices of the I'nited States the preliminaries to this end have been arranged and wo high plenipotentiaries have been appointed by the emperor to proceed to Japan
Pa ills. Dec. A dispatch from Shanghai says Louis Spitzer asserts that the Rothschilds of London are arranging a Chinese loan for i'iO.oiKi.0(10 (S'iO.OOU.OOUi on security of Chinese customs. ..
AkhIiim th.' llyiMiotihiki Theory. Kac Cl.AIKK. Wis.. |lee. —Circuit Judge William I". Bailey, who nonneed soon after the arrest of Dr. PicUin and his son that no evidence based on theor'e? of hypnotism would be a .lowed in his court, has been seeking reinforcements of his position that there is no hypnotism about recent phases of the affair. lie propounded ijlies ions in a ietter to Dr. William Lee Howard, the authoritv on hypnotism. of Ma tiinore. who has given it as his opinion th the th-ory of hypliotism is not well founded in this ease. But he i- careful to add that he I does not mean to imp!, that the in question i- simulation, and lie the judge to bear in mind that post hyp- S'' notic suggestion leads to ante-hvpno-sis. which he has sees: proved to the satisfaction of a court on a trial for I inn tier.
tli«* Sftf*.
A A I O N Hi., -De.-, 2 early hour yesterday the safe State bank at Mansfield. 111..
blown open by burglars and completely wrecked. The amount taken has not been ascertained, but is probably not a great di al. The authorities are making every effort, to catch the thieves and it is said a heavy icward will be offered by the bankers of the county. The bank- is operated by a company of local capitalists under a slate charter anil has a capital stock of
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Spain IJifHMikM'* tin* Sugar UutlrH.
Maimuo,
runs
Dec. A bill was intro
duced in the. chamber of deputies yesterday to suppress the export and industrial taxes on sugar anil molasses in Cuba. Senor Abarzuza said negotiations wore proceeding between Spain and the American minister for the concessions for the I'nited States for the "most favored 11 at ion" real ment
Thlnka Tberr Will llr :i Um:r. LoNlioN. Dec. —Lorn Dunraven *uvs lie thinks there is every chance of a race for the America cup. lie proVests against any alteration in the ratim rule.
EVERY PA-SSENCER ROBBED.
Bolil Holdups in Two Traiim Within the I-imith nf Sloiti City Iowa. fcSiorx IT Iowa. Dee. —Two astounding and successful train robberies were committed inside the city limits yesterday morning by four men. The St. I'aul and Kansas City limited had hardly left the union station when four men entered the first day coach. They called out, "Every oue keep stiil. we are just looking for a package.'" and separating, two men started down one side of the coach and two on the other. They compel led a man named Ilarvev lvcrson to stand up and went through him. getting in cash anil some other property. Jit: made a fight ami this brought in Sheriff Davenport, who was in another ear. lie drew hi- revolver and started af er the men. when they jumped off the darknc'v an-1, escaped in the yards. A Milwaukee tr.iin was next I entered and the men started through the coaches iu the same wav. Thev then jumped off and escaped. They! Wore no ma-ks and still the passengers an unable to give gooil descriptions of them and the. officers have little to work on. |5
SAND STORM IN WYOMING.
lilmvh OIT Ittmf*. Urtiiulihlirs Windmills imd Sivci-p- Awny ffu.VMtuckK. aN I.i.i:. W yo.. Dec. —At noon yesterdav this section was struL-k bv the worst sand storm ever known. The I fctorin set in from the west, driving a cloud of sand before it which filled tlie air so that for two hours buildings twenty feet distant could not be seen, Many buildings were unroofed and I several completely demolished. The loss of hav is great, whole stacks being swept away. Windmills were blown to pieces. Drifts of sand six inches...deep were left iu some buildings yy
Wilson it tut tin Su^ar DifTi-renttul. W asiiixo'I'iin. Dec. Chairman Wilson of the ways and melius committee yesterday introduced in the house a bill r.-pealing that portion of the new tariff' act which imposes a differential duty if one tenth of one cent per pound on sugars imported from countries paying a bounty on sugar exported. The incorporation of thisduty in the tariff bill has been staled to be one of the reasons given by the (erman govern-ment for the prohibition of the importation of American meats Into that country.
T!u» Itaiikrupti'v Kill.
W A S IN O N Dec. '!'•!. Friends of an involuntary bankruptcy bill are hoping the senate will fail to take final action on the bill reported by Senator George, or 1 hat. the house will refuse to concur in the substitution of the Keorgif bill for its own measure. The bill is next upon the program for consideration after the Nicaraguan canal bill, but there is so much opposition awid so many different ideas on the subject that any measure 'introduced will have a hard fight to make.
More »oil In Lost )y tlx* Treasury. W A S IN O N Dei U'J.—Advices from New York state that $1.40n..'j i0 in gold was yesterday withdrawn from the subtreasury. which leaves the true amount oi Hie gold reserve Sss.i00,.ll0. The cash balance in the treasury yesterday was #154.The net decrease in the revenue receipts during November, l'.iSM. from those of November. 1 »u:i, was-St. 11 t.:j.14. The secretary of the interior has issued a requisition on the secretary of ttielreasurv for S10.70(1.000 to be used in the quarterly payment, of pensions.
t'oxc-v
Hint
At an the was
llrowitt* Ktuippear.
W A S IN O N Dec. —Coxey and Browne, who made such a stir here last summer, were at the capitol yesterday to resume efforts in behalf r»f the Coxey bills, one for "good roads" and the other for '"non-interest-bearing bonds." They will have a hearing t-Lfore a committee after the holiday recess.
Should be Looked Into.
THOROUGH SNVESTIGATION REQUESTED.
A BOLD ASSERTION.
liver since Prof. Koch startled the world by promising to cure cousumjition with the Koch lymph and his complete failure to do so, the people have been looking fur some discovery which would prove an absolute, certain cure for that dread disease. Over a 1 quarter of a century ago Dr. K. V. l'ietce, I chief consulting physician to the Invalids' I Hotel and Surgical Institute, put in a claim for a medicine, which he had discovered and used, in his extensive practice, that 1 would »7/r ninety-eight per cent, ofall cases of consumption when taken in all its early stages. Time has proved that his assertion was based 011 facts gained from experience. His "Cfolden Medical Discovery "has cured many thousand people in all parts of the world, and Dr. Pierce invites all interested to send to him for a free book which given the names, addresses and photographs of many prominent people who have willingly testified to the marvelous curative properties of his Cfolden Midical Discovery." He lias also written a I'.r.ok of 160 pages 011 gj "Diseases of the Respiratory
Organs, "which rzi
treats of all Throat. Uronch'ial and Lung 1 (f| diseases, also Asthma and Catarrh, that will Isi re mailed by the World's Dispensary Med- I j|j ical Association of Huflalo. N.Y.. 011 receipt of six cents in stamps, to pay postage.
Consumption, as most everybody knows, is first manifested by feeble vitality, loss ol strength, emaciation then local symptoms soon develop, as muvji. difficult breathing, or bleeding from lungs, when investigation proves that tubercular deposits have formed in the lungs. It is earnestly advised that the Discovery be taken early and the latter stages of the disease can thereby be easily avoided.
To build up solidJJesh and strength after the grip, pneumonia, ("lung fever "1, ex.u'ting fi vers, and other prostrating disases. it ha= no equal. It does not make .'ill iiki cud liver ml and its nasty ciimJ/OI.nils, but. W//. \*nu fitih-
for
Infants
child's medicine.
and
Castoria is put up in one-size bottles only.
We have a new steam well it a reasonauie price. Full
water stantlv on hand.
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Children.
IHIRTY years' obtmration of Castoria with tlie patronage of
millions of pcr»on». permit n* to speak of it without Rneninc.
It is nnquestionably the beat remedy for Infanta and Children
the world haa ever known. It ia harmleaa. Children like it. It
givei them health. It will aave their Uvea. In it Mother* havo
aomething which ia absolutely aafe and practically perfect as a
Caatoria destroys Worma.
Caatoria allaya Feverinhneaw.
Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
Caatoria cures Diarrhtpa and Wind Colic.
Caatoria relieves Teething Trophies.
Caatoria cures Constipation and Flatnlency.
Caatoria neutralizes the effects of carbonic acid Ras or poisonoua aifL
Caatoria does not contain morphine, opium, or other narcotic property.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels,
giving healthy and natural sleep.
Don't allow any one to sell you anything else on tho plea or promise
that it is "jnst as good" and will answer every purpose."
See that yon get C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A.
The fiac -simile signature of
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
T. W. Faust
WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY
It is not sold in hulk.
Hcadquaneis lor. ..
WIND PUMPS
and all fixtures pertaining to the same. have the best A\ ind Pump in, the market and can convince you if you will call a No. 125 Soutli "Washington street. We have mill set up and would 'je 'o show you.
dulling machine and will guarantee you bm? of machinery supplies and oil on-
LINESS AND
SAPOLIO
J. W. FAUST.
THRIFT IS A GOOD REVENUE.- GREAT
*. SAVING RESULTS FROM CLEAN
On WatchcH. Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware. Gold Spectacles, Canes. Umbrella. Finger Rings, Karrings. Pins. Cut Glass and Arts Ware. In fact everything in our store. So come and see us before selecting your Christmas Presents.We take pleasure in showing "you through. ft In Watch and Jewelry repairing we lead. Ai, trial wiil convince you that our statement is correct.
Kves fitted free of charge*.
L. HOST
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WE LEAD THE WORLD! Rubens' Bates
VVf-M aNliiiiuloii Sirrrl, I ntlin11it|H»I!*• luil.
KING OF CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS.
Our enoriniius and iiutihil fall stock if n®w arrivini .luily, ami iivitheut exception th'' Unt-stnud l»-st »"li" li-l stock i»f 1' lot hi 11 never shown iu This cisy. K.-ery triinneut. Tnlliii-nmde aal our low pricee. plnce them within QQ '•iiMy reach of ftll tiPUM-inber out .Motto.
ONCE OUR CUSTOMER, ALWAYS OUR CUSTOMER.'1
A 'I'niloi-Made Suit, we sell for $111.1*1 k, A Wu Tailor-.M»do Suii, we hull lor $W.ii0.
k.. A tSTi 'l ailor-Made Suit, we bull ttr $15.0). to A |4iiT(illor-Mftile Suit, we soil for tlT.-Ml.
CQ A J145 Tailor-Made Suit, we sell for PSl (10. f2J jj Hrtiiu frtiu i!i.5U t* $0. worth doalilr. Be sure y«» are in the riRht plauu.
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