Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 March 1895 — Page 3

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'HERE is but one way in the world to borfsure Df having the best paint, and that lis to use only a well-established Ibrand of strictly pure white lead,

fpure

linseed oil, and pure colors.* The following brands are standard, "Old Dutch" process, and are [always absolutely

[Strictly Pure

ij|

fter

Jhoiti'l

White Lead

"Anchor," "Southern," "Eckstein," "Red Seal," "Kentucky," "Collier."

If you want colored paint, tint (any of the above strictly pure leads [with National Lead Co.'s Pure [White Lead Tinting Colors.

These colors are sold in one-pound cans, e.iili Ion being sufficient to tint 25 pounds of Strictly Jrinc "White Lead the desired shade they are in sense ready-mixed paints, but a combination l.if perfectly puie colors in the liandiiit form to |tiiit Strictly l'urc White Lead.

Send us a postal card and get our liook on Ij.aiuts aud color-card, free. NATIONAL LliAD CO.. New Y01U.

Cincinnati Branch,

Seventh and l'"n 1-111:111 A venue, Cincinnati.

IWHEN YOU 'RAVEL BUY A

VJXI

still

N. A. & C. C\ II.

liM. rorii. 1 i). \v. ST I.. .V k. C. 1',. -). 8.

And a number ol other leading rail

way linen or lull particulars regarding rates. routes and excursion-

hi! on ...,,....^ ....

,. A. CLARK.

fords vil le.

FARMERS

A E N O I E

Having purchased the

RINK

fARN, we offer special inducements to all farmers and transient |ade. either to feed or stand in. All chicles shall be kept in shelter at all lies. If you have a horse to trade sell bring it to us.

'ORTBR BROS.

L'ANTKI-A

KKW MO UK HOOK AO E N 1

in thin and adjoining counties tor

IS JOURNEY AROUND THE WORLD-

hran! now Uok ry FKANiMS K. l.AliK, I'rotj'rof t!if I'uitcU So' ifty o! i'htiMhi Kodravor. The t»r«t to make money IFT nfl»»r»»d to nil v\ho want |»iutitiibl»? work IcuoU figout iu this vicinity «jau earn SUM a •miiIi. Distance no hindrniK'i*. for wo pay "•igiit. tflve i:rMlit, premium fr^* outfit, fol t'Nflimive lerritorv. Kor rticularn. write to l. WOUTHINUTO.N A- Co,. Hartford. I'oim.

\p A tpNHSS IIKAU NOlS'-.S Cl'liKD. My Tubular (.'UKlsioiiH lu*lp wli«n all as glasses help eyes. \Vlut*purH henrct. £8° Invisible. K. 1IISCOX. S.Vi li'vay,

Ymk, *iole tlepoi. Seiul for book anl primfs UiKi:.

II ||juv tu in«»jn*y: al-*» other valuable pro-

%\JULf

iniunis tu tf'M'd I'ucss^rs. HASK

HAM. onthuttias*^. thin is your

|1» :tuuity. S«M* tT«*r HOMK ASDCOINTKY .MA«}Iish Prj. 2r»c. All N»'\v«d'*alor^: •'nst fri- New York.

How ii- Tins?

inetliniy unii|ui even in tliese ilays •I in in ti jirctni li in oli'crH. ip the latesi ''t of Sialloni's .Miiguziue. a New i-- 'hoi ii!y of home and general read-

pl'op.isil

ioi! ip. .). i=et!lt tile

-'•/iiie one year ior i'fi'e"

•1i|lar.

the

v:|i|,scrip!ion price, anoi in ailili--r eai-ii stihscrilier iifty-two coinnovels dnriiio the twelve months '-aeh week. hiii!c of i|. \'uu n?ceive a new and ete novel, by mail, post paid, every

lor fifty two week, and in addition --''t tiie inaya/.tne once a month for months, all for one dollar. It is --tfci- which I he publishers can only rd to mak" in the confident •wri'ptaof s»ott injr a iiundred thous tnd new Jl-'MIjers. Amo!)^ the authors in the In i.'iir series are. Wilkie ("ollins, |iiiter Hesani. Mrs. Oliphant. Mary

Hay. l-'lorenve Marryat. Anthony pe. A.Conan Doyle. .Miss liraddon, 'ain Marryiit. Miss ThacKerv and er.ie. If yon wish to take l^antau'e of this unusual opportunity one dollar for Stafford's Magazine •*ar. Vottr tirst copy of the magami your tirst number of th») lifty.ovels lone eacii week) which you receive durinu' the year will be -on by return maii. Kemit by I'.

Mress \i'*i'o! i) i'unLis111x co.. 1 'ublishers of

S'I'AI-I'Ot.'ll's ,\C. N/.I n.i

I'iox _"J(i!. New 1 orl X. V. I Mease mention this paper. ini'J I ly

'lilfl,vf,trr'M F.fictUk IHuuiniiit Rranil.

ENNYROYAL PILLS

Original stud (liily C*-tiitinr. AIWAJT) RRLIAJTU'. LADIES «»K ''riijtjjjfsf, ft»r t'hi-ftr^rer b'nu!'-1* !h inionti i/'d iu in |{«M1 :»f»l •«'UllHO^ulhc^ »«'*. tn-ah'tl with hlu" TttLo other. Hrftmp. tulrttdtfx'to a u{ imitations. A or Muud 4o. »taiu|ig for |arti'iiliUM, •limuiiittU nu-1 lt*ll»r f«»r III«II**M.*' in I'ttrr, t»v return Mull. IU.OH» I Sutnr /'«iprr.

pitcher's

THE CREATEST

BLOOD PURIFIER

KNOWN.

liis !•••. ,! 1 icniuui M-i]icino tlifCHEAPEST a.hI best. Il-s doses of StiL ir.ir l',i ii-tN fur S-l.'Hi, 1 !:ii 11 iir (•••tit, a dose. It Mill (niv (li,. worst, kind "f skin ,lis,/, ,''

all

eases

trv

from a conniion jiiin-

I'l'' on tin- fa-.' to

7 'ir

P1LL

S, or

thai SCROFULA, lu fiV"

su.-l,

si til il 1. ii)

1!1

Mi'l'lmr ]iitr

S.Tllc.i lijs..,,*,.* Hl' ]»UlVSt

•Sulphur llitt.M•,'/

,M st

is I lie !„•,( ever ma'!''.

fini!

ioilX' to t|M' S

Pwith^

NCU

7 COATED

lil ton..,m,u" S

|„,t:l,.

TO-DAY

','llow

Kl«-ky sul»-

ti(.

your

1 ii't'ath foul ami off. itMvc-.' Voiir Moin-a.-h is

OUT OF ORDER.

I «•. Sttl],]im- IJitii'rs ininn-( 1 it• *1 y. If you i[v si"-k. no liiiiitff what ails iui.

Siiljilmr Hittors.

J'"ii wnil. uiilil you aro uuahlc

iik, of

llr,.

lie?

Monon Mileage Book

,r«i 'vi-r Following I'oads.

on voitr lini-k,

hui. sonic

AT ONCE.it

will

ettri' you. s,ul]iUur liiiti-rs is

THE INVALID'S FRIEND. rrrrv

nil .'• l:iinfs to A. J'. Ordwiv Jt fo., ten. .Mas-,., lm 1.1-i incdicul work I'liMislic-ij'

FLORIDA

nd the Sunny So

Big Pour Route

Iii«* I'r»fii

'i. i.Ml'lS, I'KOHIA.

INDIANAPOLIS, CLKVKI.AND. Ul.rMlU S, *V SANDI'SKV, IJKNTON IIAKP.nH

A-nil intrnuo liat«* ]oint^. Soli'l v»»btil»u!«'fl Trails, Kl»*j::vm (.'oach»i«, liullet J'arior Carn. .. Warner Shw-pini:

'ar.u.

Dining Cars to

Cincinnati. whor«* direct eonneeUont ar»: nia«]* with solid trains with throuL'h slopping oarn of the v.,lwsap"ake A: Obio Ky.,

QUEEN CRESCENT^Route

A ni! Louisville A Niu«hvilli- liv,, to Kichmoinl ind Point Comfort, ami nil poiuw in tlm Vir giiiliin iiml i'niolliiiis, Jacksonville. St. Auguntino anil all [HiintB ill Florida. New Orleans ami all principal Southern oitiot. Tiiroiifli l'alace Sleeping Cars bfctwei-u St. Louis and astiiupton. via 15i(» Four A C. A ll. Houte Tourist Haiti in ollect.

K. O. Mi-COHMICK. 1. H. MA KT IN. I'Vf'r I'raflic Mnna^rr. (jon 1 }'. Ttcket Am CinciUQati. Uhi o.

it iv Is tiie time to look uut for (lood, subjt mtial

THE GRAND

Is the place tu ^'c for upei u»t Quality and Low prioe^. ilive them a «.all. l'JStSouth Washington Street.

E A A S S E

E S S

GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.

0 O O O A

BOILING WATCR CR I

Til it* Nii.v bciii'j: in jio^osMon of ilu- oroct-ry to:k lately I (o.\ I'.t-il !i\- I. X. VanSnmh, 1 isitoini ic. banilic tl.c I'lVlU

1 l( lln l,f ie

Mnrkft in

.the way of

Staple ami Kanrv (iroccii.'s,

ami Tobaccos.

(locuis will bo M'/ld for strictly (lash, and in thai ^':iv you can get more lor vour money. 1 re.s)n' tltilly solicit a shhrc of the |iiiblie'- ]at-

I'oriast".

E.' M. ELTZROTH.

Money lo: Loan

W illi payta11*11iii'i unf to sun iniri«'»vet'. Inr»«rtt the lowest. LmIkm real estateur pe:onal Merufity at'ee|»te«L 'ioiul ''a.^lcd

c. W. BURTON,

ill- Mllill I

JOTIYK T«I nni:. CKKIHtuks, LT\

In tin-

in.-ui-r

il"

Niuur^

wm nii.m-ijia. 1'UUudu.. I'a.

Children

Cry for

Castorla.

"-tin-- uf I'.ry.-in

|J| i-i-mhi-iI. !n till- Mi'iittrone't-y I

iliiiniis,

in- iii

t'uurt.

Mmvli term. 1^'.Ti. ,, Notii-'- in ln'i-i'lij t-ivi'ii '11•'11 li-'iij. I'. N illi.-ini=. Ailinintstrator, ni tile iv-iateot Itiy:\it illi.lin-, ilOI'CllSi'll, tm.H tlll'-l lliM M'-i.'OUIltM .'til,I OLL-'lll'l-in lituil sottli'inyn!. ol saiil estiiti-. ainl lli.'it the s,-11110 will .-oiiie 111 fur Hie i-xfiinitin. ion ainl .•ii'timi of -»nill Circuit 'ourt "ii the -J ith I"i* ol Mmvii, lS'tt, at wl-.i- li time nil lu.'ii-. creditors, or let^iili'eH ol naiil rstate 'ire reijiiireil to ain'.eftr in r*niil t'imri nielliow I'lius1 il tiny tli'M-e lie, why suiil iiiTOiinU ainl voiielieis ^honlil not lie .approved, iiml ttie heirs or ilistrihii'.tje?* ot ---'ii'J I'ourt lit tin' time aforesaiJ uml maUe preol et

HKNJA.M1N y- WILLIAMS A1 inmi^'ratoi. Putcil tlit- -JSlti tiny u! Kehrunry. ISM"

KILLED BY JAPANESE.

NINETEEN HUNDRED DEAD CHINAMEN ON THE FIELD.

Fife Trimmer* nrc luUen---Sanuuiiiary Kii^au'tn'iit TaK«**» Phi*** March 4 Kxtenris Intotlu* Jii val«r'rt I.(WM Slight 'ablc Ni

Iliiosliiina. '^rarcli S.—A 'iisj-aich rccoiveil licrr from G,-n. N'od/.u, ilatoil llai Clilni,'. Man 4, says t!:»t two divisions oC tin? liist .l i|i inc. i' army assaul'.i-rt Nf-w i.'liwaiiK pr.)|»-f at 10 o'clock oil the morning- of that day, and ontcn-d the city at tv«ii. A portion of th'c encrn.v's forci-.s tt. i-noc M-d to Yi.-n Kow, tli" X-w l.'liv.ai S' 11 loiiii nt. Tht- nmaininy- t' 1 jiii s,- troops riad" a smbliorn resist.'mh ". ocrupyinu -tin- houses of tin* city. Sum.- desp'.-rat'- street righting' follow ai, the "liim-S" wcr-'•ompl-'tcly roti!"d at II o'clock atiiliKlU, leaving l.'.lOii killed upon tiie ti• 1I. Til"' Japaivsc eajitureil r,H0 ji 'isont-rs and sixtei-n Kims. to,uethi-r with a 'juanuty (if lminitions of war and colors. The Japanese loss was "Jut! killed and wounded. A later dispat' from the front says that at S o'clock oil tie., morning' of -March -1 a force of 1(1.000 t'hinesf under e-n. Ltini advanced upon Tapiiitf' Slmnj?. but were repulsed by the fire of the .Japanese artillery. The t'nini-se retreated before noun. ,, The a liant-s'j. fvus.-., tain-d no,loss. ...

Kills Wife and I'ive Children.'• hfiti(l'in March S.—At Tfifitini Surrey, yes.terda\- an une-inploye:! jilasterer named 'i'ayKir. having li«.-come despoiid-t-nt from lung idleness, murdered his wife and live children and then killed himself.

'I In- rrlesliiiMl ,-li-.'lsi ,l.

London, .Nfarch S.—Tiie steani'-r Kriesland, which went aground at l'ort..Suil, has been lloated and will prowt.nl.f-vf:.1

better prices will rule.

Iron Trailn Itcvicw Thinks Market Outlook Ik Hopeful. Cleveland, Ohio. March S.—Tin- Iroc.' Trade Review this week will sav: "Whatever doubt existed as to the anility of producers of Lake Superior Uessenier cues to afiree upon a basis for l^itr, both as to prices and production thav would prevent a repetition of the sorry experience of last year, has been removed. The market to-day is difficult of exact statement, but on precipt shipment the rangf is fairly $10.lo® 10.23 Pittsburg, with sellers unwilling to contract largely for future deliveries, especially in iew of the coal strike declared this week and the possibilities of trouble in the coke region. It is urged that the prospect of higher Bessemer ore and higher eoke alter April 1 sustain the view that, with the accumulated stocks taken up by recent purchase, the low level of Bessemer pig in January and early February will not ba touched.''

NEGROES START FOR AFRICA.

Flrftt Southern Party I.eaveg Mouiphlg t« Colonize L)ark Continent. Memphis, Tenn.. March 8.—Three hundred negroes who arrived in Memphis yesterday on railroads leading from Arkansas. Louisiana. Mississippi and Texas took trains to-day for Savannah, when on March 9 they will embark for Africa. They are transported by the African Migration society, to whom each of them was paid $41 on installments. which defrays all expenses of the trip. Six thousand negroes are now paying their fares in advance in this way. The negroes who arrived yesterday are mostly farmers, though there are carpenters, blacksmiths, and other craftsmen. One-half are women and children. Though these negroes met yesterday for the tirst time they have already agreed to settle in Africa together and form a colony by themselves

To Investigate »lirsiKka lVnlK-utlnr]

Omaha. Xeb., March S.—There will b» an investigation of tiie state peniten' tiary and of some of the inside wo, kings ofthnt institution. Moth the sena and house are determined to push t! investigation. The resolutions do:.landing the invesigaion will be offered in the house ,at Lincoln,jceday.

Colonial f. inilin:irk Itnrn^.

Richmond. Va.. March -. -Tic- old colonial residence in King and fjueen county, otice the residence of Carter Braxton, one of tin- signers of the declaration of independence, was burned to the ground yesterday. It was one of the oldest bnildinj:* in Virginia.

TO J^FTI-R-OU LLOI\*R.

Bichni'-nd. Va.. .U.irol- s.—The wornof the Southern Memorial and Literary Society have |e. id-d to spend fi').""" in making th* Jeff.-rson I'avis inansi' fireproof and to convert it at once in'o a museum for confederate relics. ..

Ion. !«-('lemunil Ke-tilil l.ai%-r. Springii'-id. ill.. March S.—Ce-n. McClct Hand's condition was somewh.it impro\ed to-day. He rested easier and took nourishment nmi'" freely than for Several days.

Mtii-h Money 1 nvol ni-il.

Denver. Colo.. .March S.—A suit involving 1 ietween arid $1(1.000.000 has beep tiled for one-half interest in th- capital stock.uf. J.li'.-,Xictor,.Cia! and Coke company. i'c"

--In up Lli-'iril in Iftuho. i^r 1 laho. March S.—c.enrge Shoup ua.-. elected 1'nited States Senator yesterday to succeed himself. The final ballot ga\e Shoup ^'7 out of r, and closed the seriatoritil contest.

for Kelief in Irebinil.

London. Marc}, .v.-~The house of oommons has agreed to a grant of i.'iii.OOO (SlTG.OiiOi to l-e upended for the relief of tiie distressed of Ireland, for tie- purchase of seed, jiotatoes, etc....

I If ft I Ilivlilcliil Il«-*l rci I.

Xev." Vor'K. .Mai'i V.—Tlif

PENT UP IN A PALA( E

Clone Is Kept on l.lliaokil»l |. Honolulu. Washington. Ma.vli 11.—When the n»-\t steamer arrives from Honolulu tinmiddle of the week, it will lie Known I delinitely just what tile irov.-rinni'iH of

Hawaii proposes to do with the de|iosed |ueen. At present sin is confined to quarters in the ]alace, le-r only ,ttelidant lir'in^ on,, of hi-r servants from her hoi,se in Washing' pla'e. wh'-re the bombs and other munitions of war were found. Whatever sentoni-,- mav be imposed on the i|ueer. as a result of her trial by court-martial is liabl to modtieuiion. even to the (x .-ni uf pardon. Thus far there has b,-en no coni-erted movement nmoni,' tl'e nai.i\-es or white i] ni la ion lnokintr

tl1

., j.,_

pea! ti. the irovernn.ent for lemencv. and .-n,j .. matter is in He- hands of 'ifiiL_ Jjuh- ainl his advisers..

ATARI NO CAR2A SLAIN.

n- 1 alls in HrvoloMo arj Atlii.-k on Moras d-j inro. folon. Col. mi I i:i. i, }, 11-t arino n.-irza. the notorious .Me*!.. ,,, bamlit 'ind pretended ivvoluti..:iary leader, was killed in an attack upon 'Moons del Tnro. In the lighting the revolutionists lost

"n killed, fifteen wounded and tell taken prisoners. The government l°.-t ten killed and several wounded The i'e\ ohuj-..pjsis fi,.(i

I he 1 tilted States ,-riiiser Atlanta is marines at Moeas d-i Tom to piotect American interests there Business is suspended and the town has I,-',.,, abandoned by all

.,.

pt lh

troops.

Irv to linrii a Fotir-Storv l-'liit. Xew York. March 11.—A fire bug set me lo tin- lour story brown stone Mat house, X,|. iiiji Ti'Xington avenue, lour places yesterday morning. That no lives were lost is almost marvelous as three of the four fires were started

Hie landings of the stairs at the doors of the apartments. Tin- other fire was started in, the elevator shaft

The incendiary used ikerosene The families fp-d panic stricken.-

Stnrv«H to Deiith in ("out Car. Uichmond. Va„ March 11.—The man who died here last night from starvation and exposure has been positively identified as Carey C. Arthur of Ohio. He was found in a box car partially loaded •with coal. It is not known how he got there, and he has been in the car probably a week.

Need No More Aid.

Topeka, Kan., March 11.—That better times prevail in Western Kansas is evidenced by the fact that twelve counties have notified Gov. Morrill they are In need of no further outside aid. The legIs lature had appropriated J100.000 to distribute among the destitute in the •western counties.

Hied of Hydrophobic

Reading, Pa., March 11.—Airs Susan Dautrich. aged 60 years, who was bitten in the hand by a strange dog which she took out of the cold six weeks ago, died yesterday. She showed all the symptoms of hydrophobia, snarling and barking, dread o'f water, and all tfce horrible sufferings of a person afflicted with rabies.

Agent Clark, of the MonoD, Helivered an addreB6 before the Y. M. C.a, people at Xew Albany, on Sunday last.

To have perfect health you must have pure blood, and the best way to have pure blood is to take Hood's Sareaparilla.

The Boeton police board has recommended to the legislature the enactment of a law providing for the appointment of an aesayer of liquor for that city.

Paper Btraws»for drinking iced bever ages, which are superior to the natural straw6, are being placed on the market, and so is a peculiar cloth paper for printing bank notes on.

The three hotel portera who were arrested at the Vandalia station on Monday. for disturbing the peace, were released by Mayor Handel on promise that they would chalk the mark hereafter,

SHALLER

i\ net-

direct,rj

tiie Ameritan su.cai- refiners have declared the regular quarterly dividend of p'-r ti-nt (in th- ..-ommcin .stock.

Woman SiilTr»| rasses IIimNe Boston, Mass., .March fc.—Tiie Maine woman'* suffrage bill iias parsed the housf by a vote of M.i to 55. It lias yet to paKF the Kcnatt.

HAN USUAL

Lilliputian, in fact, are Doctor 1'icrcc's 1:H a-attt relicts. Di. K. V. lMcrcc, CI'.iff Consulting rhysiciaii lo the Invalid.-.' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo. N. V., •.v.

1-'

the first to in

troduce a Little 1'ill to the American people. or all laxative and cathartic purposes these

cuirar-coalcd

npi rior in a great many

way- to all mineral uv.ti r- -a-dlitz powders, salt-, castor oil, fruit s-. rr.ps. laxative teas, and other putgativi coin pound-.. Made of concentrated vegetable ingredients, they act in a mild, natural way. Their secondary cfFect is to keep tile liver active anil the bowels regular, not to furthi constipate, as is the case witii other pills. They don't interfere in tlu- lc.a-t with tiie diet, habitor occupation, and prodr.ee no pain, gripinu or -hock to the sy-u-nt.

Dr. Tierce's Pleasant PilUts cure biliousness, sick and bilious headache, dizziness. costivem ss, ,r constipation, sour ••toniaci loss of appetite, coated tongue, indigestion, or dvspep-ia. windy belching-. "heart-burn," pain and distress after lating, and kindred derangements of the liver, stomach and bowels. These I'ellets arc easily dissolved in the stomach and absorbed into tin blood, stimulating a flow of bile from the liver, and arousing to activity all the glandular secretions. Thus they act in lutlttrr's ru uwv. Ill proof of their superior cxeclh nee, it can be truthI fully said, that tiny are always adopted as a household remedy after the tlr-t trial, 1'ut up in glass vials, therefore always fresh and tcliabk.

One little I'elkt is a laxative, two arc mildly cathartic. As a "diunir pill." to

promote digestion, take one each day after dinner. To relieve distn -s fioni overeating, they are unconalpd.

Itlu-y are tiny, sugar-coated granules I any child will readily take them. ihtrr I ttsnt. (i/:cat in fa:nr.

Accept no substitute that may he rccom I

mended

to he "in-l as

good.'

It may A,

In tin for tht dealt because of pavun liim a better profit, hut lie is not the one -..)« /.c l-i lp.

trn tiie s.m-hUoiI

What is

Castorm is Dr. Sainiiol Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.

It is Pleasant. Its truarautec is thirty years' use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys "Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting- Sour Curd, cures Diarrheal and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething- troubles, cures constipation and ilatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is the Children's Panacea—the Mother's Friend.

Castoria.

Castoria is nil excellent medicine for cliil dren. Mothers have repeatedly told lue of its good efifect upon their children."

DR. Q. C. O.SGoon, Lowell, MUSK.

Castoria is the best remedy for children of which I

am acquainted. 1 hope the day is not

far distant when mothers wil 1 considerthereal interest of their children, and use Castoria instead of the various quack nostrumswhich arn destroying their loved ones, by forcingopium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves."

DR. J. F. KINCHELOE, Conway, Ark.

LAWSON & FICKEN.

Kl IiKKA OILKMICaL & MANTFAC.

-Kecliy

Castoria.

Castoria is so well adapted to children tliat I recommend it us superior to any proscription known to me."

H. A. ARCHER,IL D.,

IU So. Oxford St., Urooklyn, N. Y.

•Our physicians in tin) children department have spoken highly of their experience in their outside practice with Castojj^i,. and although wo only have among ogr medical supplies what is known as regtiUr products, yet woaro free to confess that the merits ot Castoria has wou us to look with fuvor upon it."

UNITED HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY, Hostou, Milhb. ALLEN C. SMITH, Pres.,

The Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, New York City.

#1,000 MADE

In the c.iurse ol tune by dealing where you get the J3ost tlue for v»\lr Money. I )o you know that

Lawson & Ficketi

are making the liest t.nbinet Pliotos ever made in Crawfortlsvi!'-* v'^ just half the prices others charge. Ask your ncigliho-b'-: '-"i" iltey were ever displeased with any work from .-:J 'vuaH-'

I.awson's. Call and sec samples. trii br-s i«,

ITS 1XJU 1{ 101 S TO S1 Ol' SUDDENLY and don't be imposed upon by ljuviim a rem.v edy that reijuires you to do so, asMt is nbth'ing more than a .substitute. In.ithu suiid«ri stoppage of tobacco you ii)u.stl..hayti .-jprnri stimulant and in most all eases, the effect thestimulant.be it opium, Worphirie. 6lother opiates, leaves afar woi\M?!,W4Wif,"eOlt! tracted. Ask your druggist ahout HA(»«

Your tystem will be as free from nicotine as the day before^oi^Mt^ofc yonrlfirst chew or smoke. An iron clad written ^ruarant'to absolutely '^re tobacco habit in all its forms, or money refunded. 1'' ice Sl.OO' per Xpx 'pi- 3. boxes (20 days treatment and guaranteed cure. $2.50. For sdlfe fty'''alf '$nw gist or will be sent by mail upon receipt ol pnrc. f^D.iSL\i TWO-OKNl STA.M1JS KOH SAM^LK HOX booklets and prooK free,,), t-niiitx

uiiii-i- «ir -nil- pionkki puks^ 1 omi-anv. o-

.. „. M. aiil, Hiuul. Soni.r, I-SS4.'-hun-h.i hoiui-al uuil fg «.o.f I,aCrods»*, Wis. Dear Sir.- 1 bave leen tobiuno th-iid for many years. Hiid durini: llie p.is£ two' hriM' Miiokod* lifu-en or twenty ei««ra r.^'iilui Iv every dny. My wholo nervous cystom lieraino 'LMNI'i 1' ,'!!Y "..'L- 'lie UKI .,1 tolmcco fbr the time boinir. it

And (. i^,ir |.\]laccc id tiir citv

JOHN BARRY'S S\|.uu\.

l-'icc l.iincii always on hand. --Danny" Sullivan, master «.f reivmonie^* hini when iti need of .untiling in our line. "West Market .--trcet saloon. Uemenilier the place.

THEIMARKET

Don't lorget we have a-- Choice a I .me of Xew and Fresh-.

any lioti.se in the city. We always have plenty of Poultry 011 hand, and t'l Fresh Fish of nil varieties for awhile yet. You can al

epend upon yetting the dclicacies of the season at the Market. Our telephone is in running order.

W. B. BERRY.

CI R(.l ft is puroly vejfe table You do mo^, ,|jaye,N1t^ stop using- tobacco witto IJACO-Cl.' KO. It will' riotilyyou when to stop'find yourv de-iirfiir toil ti will cease

MH RBA

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lire, No-'l o- line." nntl v.inou.s otbiT iueUlurt, Uut with.

are prepared 1 show you oo(1 time. ^'oll can always

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