Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 March 1895 — Page 6

0- PUREST AND BEST LESS'in An HA LP THE" PRICt OF OTHER BRANDS -j- POUNDS,204= -fHALVES.I04: QUARTERS,54 SOLD IN CANS ONLY

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No. Daily No. A1 Kxprosc No. 53 Mail

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NOBTI1 HOtTNIi.

No. 52 Mull S:lfi a. iu. No. ExprosH fi:19 p.'i'i No. 60 Daily l.jO ]. m.

Oood connfctioi mailt? nt Terre llautu for the South and Suuth-wt'Ht. Trains ruu through te Sv Joeeph, Mieh., making goud connection with C. & W. 'urMiohlgnn points.

J. C. HUTCHINSON, Agent

Big Four Route.

TRAINS AT CRAWroilDfVll.1.8. Bin FllUlt.

RAHT WR8T 8:1? ft. in... Dally (except Sunday).. ..'6:50 p. 5:19 p. ra Dally 12:45 a. 1:90 b. l)»ily 8:35 a. l:lSp. Dally except Sunday) 1:25 p.m.

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G. K.KOB1NSON. Agent.

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toUlSvittt NfWAtCAHYi'CHli:«"S0 Rt19-

i,. N.A. ,t C. MONO.V.

HOKTII.

SOUTH.

a. tn Night Kxprese 1:50 a m. IMl. in 1'otwungor (no Btopsi.. 4.17 a.m. 5:40 p. Expreea (all BtopB) 1:40 m. 2:50 p. Local Freight 9:15 a, m.

All iraine stop lit Linden, Lnk)gn nndgKoechdale. I.ih'kI freight carry piiHBengerv

L. A. CiAKK."Agent.

Low Rates to Mantis

Via Rig Four ttoute. account State en campinent. G. A. R. One fare for round trip, on March 25. 'Jii and -21 from all points in Indiana on account of State encampment. (IraDd Army of the Republic. Tickets Kood returning until which was. as usual

March 1 S'.Ci inclusive. For full par ticulars call on (I. K. Uouinsiin, Agent Uig Four Route,.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

••False teeth for horses, which were Huggested by the president of a French humane society a few years auo. have actually been invented and are coming into general use in F.urope.

Buckleu's Arnica Salve.

"'•••The H»',st alve in the world tor cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever s'»rcs. tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions. and positively cures piles, or no pay reuuireil. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price-J.") cents per box. For sale bv Nvc ,v Kooe. Mar. 1 yr.

The French industry or icing milk is an original departure in tined commodities. The milk is frozen and placed in block form into tins, and re|tiirep to Vie melted previous to use.

It is not to be wondered at that Ayer'o Pills are are in such universal demand, For the cure of constipation, biliousness or any other complaint needing tive. these pills are unsurpassed, are sugar-coated, easy to take, am dose is effective.

LOCAL NEWS

The creamery at Frankfort is to be sold at auction. The young daughter of Horace Kiug ami wife has been eick this week.

laxa

i'tire "S'titii"-i*l 1.

Uon't pay large doctors' bills. Tinbest medical book published. 100 pages, elegant colored plates, will be sent to you on receipt of three 'J cent stamps to pay postage. Address A. 'Jrtiway.v Co.. Boston, Mass.

Dandruff is due to an enfeebled state of the skin. Hall's Hair Rentnver ijuickons the nutritive functions of the ekin, healing and preventing the formation of dandruff.

Another V. M. C. A.benefit is being arranged. It will be chiefly a musical. An alarm of tire on last Saturday af-

ternoon caused damage.

Are you

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the county.

Little Miss

-e excitement than

S'- 1

a 'subscriber for Thk is the newsiest paper in

Aim a lirewer entertained

a email company of her Mends at tea on Monday evening.

Senal'r.John L. Wilson and wife hatireturned to their home after a week stay in this city.

|)r. J. F. I avidson has muvea his otlice into the Hen Uur Quarters in the Thomas block.

Wilbcr Cooley is working Ohio iu the Alorlon. ,Y.rs. interest of the Indiana and Ohio Live slightly hurt Stock 1 usurance Company.

Something of interest for you! IJead our list of advertisements and give the merchants represented by them a call.

Rev. I'lison was able to conduct re» iilar services at the liaptist church ol last Sunday, both morning and evening.

Bruce ISotsotT will Sunday in Ladoga. Billy Reeves is able to be out after a fearful struggle with "his knobs, tho

,S PI The s! oet"eroBSihg3 were cleared oner. again this week and tho boot blacks

were uiven a chance to make, a mckle 'thereby.

John Layson.*'whose arm was ampuI tated at Indianapolis, last week, is improving nicely and will probably r'-turn homo next week.

The Holly Communion was observed at the St. John's Episcopal church on last Sunciay morning, and Archdeacon Cole, of Indianapolis, presided.

The city council of Frankfort has en tered upon an era of brick paving. The public square and all the streets for the the distance of a block are to have this improvement.

The fact that the Metropolitan police bill did not stick iB thought to be a good thing by most people and but very little regret is expresssd at ?ts failure to be made a law.

The new stops made by the Monon passenger trains at the Prison North crossing, in Micnigan City, has been dubbed Sing Sing, aud the name being applicable i6 very apt to stick.

Will Hutchings will Dot be brought home this week as was reported, but he will remain in the hospital at Chicago until warmer weather. Ho is showing bigns of marked improvement which his many friends will be pleased to note.

Dr. J.H.Cunningham delivered his lecture on "Lincoln"' at Rocbville, last Sunday, and the Center church pulpit was supphed in the morning by T#. J. F. Tuttle and in the evening by Prof. R. A. King.

The John Robinson circus, a circus familiar to the oldest resident, has disbanded. (Jeorge Wallace, of Peru, purchased the greater part of the Robinson show and expects to have the biggest show on the road this year.

Rev. Mary K. Conklin gave a return lecture at the home of Mrs. Abraham, oil west Main street, Monday evening. highly enjoyed by

those present. .She is well posted and lean handle the subject of "Christian Science" perfectly.

The wife of Iv.ans. the Lafayette trav tiling man. who has been making this leity for years, and who was mice puiied for associating, has insane, lie is said to have treated her like a brute

and th.it he is directly responsible for her mental alllictioii. Last week the advertisement of lv I' Ibinn's I'lr-inuacy failed to ^et in the Ki-.vir.w. but'call be fount! his week on the eighth pace. Head il and then caii on Mr. Dunn when in I of drugs or druggists sun tries. Son will find linn a most pleasant man to deal with.

Lusc Sclii.nnnier, the "kid phot raphers." having completed a large number of handsome interior resident ami business house views in this city, will leave on their mirth-eastern teur n-xt week, stopping at Frankfort and Ko-:o uio to do SOIIH photograph work. These young men have already gained a wide reputation throughout the 1'uited States, ami are by no means amateurs. "Trilby" is se.ling like hot cakes and the demand grows greater every day for the book so wei! advertised from the pulpit. If "I *e ('ionefon" or "Ten Ihivs

Kntertainn.enl of lioccacio" or otherworks of like nature were denounced from the pulpit, the people could not my too fast. What a ijuecr peop!». 11 will be so this world will be as

buyl them

everv

world and 'jueeiafter a while that

bad as Lafayette. l!ev. .Samuel Meharrw•••aged

s",

dangerously ill with pni-om ni that his recovery is improi.aii'e. \J c. M, is the last of the brothes. !|tif»h, I avid. .lessc. Alexander and .Samuel, wlv: in an early day nettled in this county, and whose family name is a household word. The venerable patient life has been replete with go works, and of special mention is the fact that h» has educated no less than twenty-tive men for the Methodist ministry. Lafayette Times.

MISPLACED SWITCH.

FATAL TRAIN WRECK AT SCOTLAND. CA.

Vestlbuled Train, Moving: Fifty Alllrs

Hour. Torn to Splinters—Stoainer l.o:u fellow Sunk In tlio Ohio lllvf'r, wli

I.osi of I.Iff.

Alac-on,"On..' March 9.—Two persons were killed and many others nVoiv or less seriously injured in railroad wreck which occurred at Scotland, Ga., yesterday morning. The dead St'HORS, .MKS. C. M., ol' I'ickcns. .Miss. SITHOHH, daughter of -Mrs. C. II. ^ubors.

The injured Hernan, \V. 11., of New York: slightly hurt. Douglass, .lames, of the lvuluiul Reed

Theatrical company. Hoffner. Mr. and Mrs., of lOlyria, ihio slightly hurt. Meyers. Miss Mary, ol' the Roland Reed

Theatrieal company: seriously hurl iu back and shoulder. 11., of Cincinnati

Hush. .Miss Isadora, of Itoland Herd. Theatrical company slightly hurt. The train was the Florida vestibule, from Atlanta to Brunswick and Jacksonville. It was running at the rate vt" fifty miles an hour when it struck misplaced swiich. The entire train was deraii'-d and nearly every car was thrown upon its side. The train v.':is crowded with passeiw rs bound for Florida, and the fact that only twd of these lost their llvws is considered miraculous. It is believed the switch had' been tampered with, but whether carelessly or of delierate evil attempt can not be learned a I present.

SINKS IN Til HI VKK.'

fit«:imtir l.miicreMnw (Jot'H Omvit :tnil Six are l.ont. Cincinnati. Ohio, IWnrch 0.—During: a heavy fojr yesterday morning as the steamer Longfellow, belonging to the Cincinnati. Memphis & New Orleans Packet Line company, was on its way to New Orleans it lost the course, crashed against a pier of the Chesapeake & Ohio railway bridge, and sank. The twenty-six cabin passengers were all rescued by the compan's harbor boat, the Hercules Carroll. The dead are: AULL. MRS. J. W.. Dayton. Ohio, body recovered and at the morgue. AULL. \V. J.. Dayton. Ohio, certainly lost body not recovered

ALDRICH. DAVID, ROME, N. Y„ passenger. CARTER, J. L.. Newport. Ky„ clerk. CHAl'VET. At.'OrSTUS. New Orlctns. barkeeper. MILLER, JAMKP, Cincinnati, colored porter.

Unfortunately thf complete list of the lo*t may never be known. All the records of the steamer were lost with it. and no passenger list is ever left ashore. The loss of the steamer is one of the tragedies of the riv*r which there seems to be no means of preventing:, short of the removal of hrldpe piers. The boat went all right until within a short distance before reaching: the piers of the Chesapeake & Ohio bridge, when the treacherous current began to interfere with the boat's management. There was no fog", as at first reporl"-d. but as the bow of the hoat pointed to the Kentucky short- the wind blew the smoke In such way as to entirely blind the pilot. The captain called back to run the boat south of the pier, but the current was relentless. The simple fact was that the biif vessel with the pilot's position obscured, was absolutely helpless. In a moment the Longfellow crashed against the pier ami was crushed like an egg. The destruction ,,f the steamer was almost instantaneous. Tt huiiK on the pier, while the current striking bow and stem broke It in two. and in less than (1v» minutes it went down.

liver

Two tu. Wood.

t: FIND THE

ivCiluik t)f Tiino

his

Reed. Julian, of the Roland Reed The-.•• tramp atrieal company: slightly hurt. Hoed, Holand, back and lepr badly hurt.

I !n in. March fl.—The with fifty coal the dam VPH-

Jeffersonville. I ml., •steamer John A.

I,.,I

barge? in i,i\v hung up

terday. while attempting the falls. The baue- |,rescaped, many of them p: dashed •'.! pie e* ,, the

pass over loi.se nnd ibly bcinir k- beluw.

ar i.vormg to rcseuf the..

AORICUt- I UHAL OEfRFSSION-

Illume l.altl

I etiel I iI inn

lee 1 !*i IT. VoPf '.S.—T'"-: miftee .,f into li ss.jj.fji dl nra.l !.-1»•. ip v,' 11 "i ,t 'i iid mil antetil l.v rat-elfio ^Steadily aS tl ibe dollar

W'iishini-Oi.n, -,\i of the r! ee! ,'(||,i pointed to itninir pre', .--.iliiig agric! prepared a repr "Tie- value* ,,f under except},,] ha', depl-eeja tef chasing pm\..|-

Ijoi-ltv :y a tiof the

mili'tgif!: !.M i-e-s, I'")'-,. li S it,-

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creased. Tin the dollar to ami his produi While the |iov debts has rem:-

car-:!

fa riiiei •aseil fi

land fold

on-,i

taxes and atstii! I ct*'! »r« tariff only tin. eiial,

a St:

Discussing

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sa ys: not

t»e

sion the eonimiui, syst ,-m of iaxat ion Mil as for i.ln tel-oil ill this the consumer, combines, and gii/anlie

last Ibiri.y ye rs inlruiniscountry is most upju.-t to and has Tin! 11 up rusts, corpora! ions,

I'll tariff bears with undtt' the producer of .jgri( .ult ural it t'orcs !,im no- o»,!\- to l. df-:ive:i| Ji'.a I l,ei. ijnt .fo sell iu ...m ••om-P'-tit ion* i-, it!i U, lijjfl' lo\., .jt in-li cs, Ttl Seen I'e .r'-llJ-lpWf' suggest- l'l 1--T"'it silver should !".-mol: 1 ii "a io of Pi to I. iL-i To.11 si., ioug as the present unjust and u'iWf|iYnl system of protect ion continues a:.'i-ieuitiir" should receive Its just prupoVi ion. and as this an not. b'- seciii"d liv a protective tariff that a county ,,11 exp,tried agricultural fd a pie should lie allow,-d siudlar to tiiat on lis'i in i.ii:: and for which John "allit'isn \o.V-tl, c-i Tiiat. gaiid.ling in ftlt 11: -r-iiollld lie pl'l* Vl 'II I'll by hi W. I'll That a rational pure 1 lav,- should be enact-'ii."- :-v.'

weight upon •d a pl"S, as tl

A i-. i.ott is being |,repatv'.l.

\\illif,K f'liiiriji'il with Pi-rjurj-: •'Mintieapohs. .Minn.. March h.--War-rants w-'i-e s\\i,ri: out hist night against two "f lie witnesses for the fcc.se, charging th-m with perjury. Thev are .Maggiv 'i'i'a 1,1 let- mid Llcoi tjir A. tii-iss-.. dell.

SHUT.

Cxlnc

Prevent* Bobber* llynimilte.

Stockton. Cal., March 11.—Ry midniRlit- plaus were made for the pursuit of the four bandits who vainly endc.ir vored to hold up the eastbound o\ ei land, known as the Kuropean mail, at I 10:-i« o'clock last night. A posse wes gathered and the veteran sherill of the county, who was absent at the *-1.11• capital, was brought with an addition.if.-j force ol" otlicers in a special engine:,-]

With tile aid of two bloodhounds be-'j'

longing to the sheriff llie otlicers I conlident of soon striking the trail of.. the roll tiers. The scene of the aft is pt robbery is level and 1t. is pro!,

1.:le

11..e,

and that lie wore .n black coat, woolen shirt and blue necktie. The tramp was made to walk to the express car with the ensineer and fireman, lie h"-.,nl one of the robbers say that they had. bu:rgy in which they could ride, after leav- best tiiiioo! vc:ir ins tlie engine. It was explained thai the reason the robbe!:-. made no attenif to open the safe was the shor' tiint their disposal. The Oregon express was only i.me hour behind, and they had to finish the job before that» train approached or run great risk of being captured. The story of the hold-up, as told by Kngineer Ingh of the main train. is as follows: "A short distance south .of Castle switch myself antl Fireman

House were startled by a man who "crawled over the tender and, pointing a pistol at our heads, ord-red us tc stop the train. lie was masked. I stopped the engine and the fellow ordered us to get off. winch we did. The other masked men were standing on the ground ready to receive us. They ordered us to walk back to the express car. the men tellini.' me to instruct the messenger to open the door, as thev had dynamite and would blow up the car if the door was not opened. I told the messenger tills and lie opened the dooi and then shut it again, after which he fired two shots at the robbers. A passenger put his head out of one of the windows and one of the robbers tired a shot at him. The men again threatened to blow the car to pieces with'dynamite if it was not opened, and the express messenger then complied with their demands. The nun got inside, taking us with them, and ransacking the car. All the money was In the big safe and they did not try to open it. They ot nothing whatever. After satisfying themselves that thue was nothing of value outside of the sate, and that it had been securely locked, they jumped out of the car and went ahead to the engine again, taking us with them. Reaching the engine. the men uncoupled it from the train ami. tiring some shots at the passenger cars to scare the passengers. 1 suppose, pulled the throttle and started toward I.otii. A brakeman was sent back to Stockton to flag the Oregon express. which was soon to come along."

CONDUCTORS FEEL THE AX.

Southern ItailroHtlK Kmplfiy Spottem nnd Dlxehiirge Kmployes. Jacksonville. Fta.. March 11.—I'lnkerton spotters are cutting a swath in the ranks of the conductors of the Florida railroads. Fight conductors have been discharged from the South Florida, tlve from the Fast Coast line, and five from the Jacksonville. Tampa & Key West railroad. No reason is given for the discharge. The spotters commenced work yesterday 011 the Florida Central A- Peninsular, and it is said will cover the whole south. The discharged conductors say the action of the roads is simply to get rid of high-priced men to replace them with cheaper men. econarny being necessary on account of the dull freight business incident to the freeze. ......... v.

M:ty

Iv 11 tr rt

oh- judgi

lit- .ludcc. March 11. In cu«» the wishes of the del,.eat ion exof Texas will lie

WasbiI'igton. I the 1'rcsjdcnt foil Texas coiigI-essiona 1 pl'OSt ll I a ti ve l\ lluoi-i li

of "ire* of tl.e district courts eri-ltory '-stablishi by an late eojt_-:ress. -presenta'si.bl tVi-oay. that the dcle-

in Indian act of the live Saye't! fca |o iad mm. position arni w« to see hini',nwmi

Mr. Kilgorlo all in iu I lie judges

li-:i fli *, Ha'it.a.

i)IPERHEiD5iECK PLUG TOBACCO

landits escaped by a goott road. espe. 1 ... daily as they had a horse and

A'hrn tht* train was toppvM Jii.'l in*: oiik'-iico)- ami tiivnum forwil t» to Hvj .,

express car the bandits lired repeatedly

toward the passenger coaches as a ft?

blind banuane is the only person who I fj

tile train stopped he saw one of the-,

the Wer

tild'

i:t i!ci- r.Kiii.,, :an.. .Mc-I'eh tlu. dSfdscoj, il ck IjVsj't. night.. ••allied and nd strong if. he would leeiive •had a re'ai-S'• an*l i"W weaker until 1

Thom:is,..i at tlav he" friends r, tained tlcloeli |,, time he extinct.

I Iiiiiiim^. '•i i-i-i.'t, hurch died I Miring' lie igt i7. his we:-., ,-nt. I'll ft-l

at hat

I \imi a ami 1111 puri

New York. Ma'rch tl.-Tin-' ^-xjiorts of specie from the port of N'ew York for the week amounting to $l,7M.'t(W in gold and J.'T:i.: iin in silver. The imports were gold, $1.7»'i.:i.VJ: silver, STifc.-nO: dry goods. $ :.l t:1..-!'-it -general merchandist

«»r

t.hoi i'utfe "ly 'nit- Slatnot exp', tor eon

Will i'o. l,t:/ is au-

U-iin'-'Miicvd 111 it •WiKtitr .1. 7. win

a cari'lidai.- fur i»n at thf uf-his' ii.'j'in. Sftialias 'jv.vu hi Ui«v .svaaU, il h.

Iflltl.l

I'fiiiiul ill Iliirr-H.

lii-onaimh, confide:. b!e contii o\ ei doubie-d up man mak ii u: Et'llSi, !.l

Mo.. .March lb—There Is excitement, in Vernon tin- finding of a body a ci ,,i oil bat-r-'l. The u.'iktionii :, Police officials are an in\-est:galion and hint at a

.\ l.ei-fiiniil 1\ I p.

1 larrishui g, I'a.. Aiar.-h 11. —The locomotive lit the I'aeilio express. westbound. blew up ai Cove station, west of this ejty, this morning. The engineer was kill, and the lireman badly jnJ- red. I la- jiostul cat was thrown fi-om the track,"-.-:.-

Flavor

CCnSUffiCrS OiCnCWlllfl lOUSCCO VfilO

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0^ 10 0311 3 little HI OK) Ml

n: \h mice charaed for the orainani

to''tI'i'e^t n"mp'and' tidd'^lnln''t'hivt j^lld SUpCHOr tO all 0^5* -op»*iv-ii his In'-inl Iu- wonUl los.o it. 'I l)*1 1

wisely kept still, but he noted

the robber who had issued the warning iwas about five fe.-i ten inches in height

fade tobaccos, will find this

BEWARE Of IMITATIONS.

Don't Put it Off.

The necessity of :i spring medicine uni\ "rsally :olinitteii. 'I his i.slhe in which topurily

the blood, to restore the lost appetite, !,'! and to build up the entire system.as the body is now peculiarly susceptible to benefit front medicine. The great popularity attained by Hood's Sarsaparilla. owing to its real merit and its remarkable success, has established it as the very l»t medicine to take in the spring. It. cures scrofula, salt rheum, and al! humors. Iiilliou.-ness, dyspepsia, headache, kidney and liver complaints, catarrh, and all affections caused or promoted by a low state ol the system or impure blood. Don't put it off. but take Hood's ,^aisaparilla now, It will do you good.

(iuna are said to have been ueed by the Chinese before the beginning of the Christian era. The oldest dated piece of Kuropean artillery bears an inscription declaring that the gun was caet in

A Much Married Woman.

Mrs. Fowler, of this city, was married last January to her sixth husband, and strange as it may seem, live of them died ex-actly two years from their marriage day. Her present husband has been sick for the last four onths with chronic jaundice, and was given up by four of our best physicians as a last resort he began using Sulphur Hitters and yesterday told our reporter that they had saved his life, smilingly eay ingithat ho guessed Mrs. Fowler would be unable to take a seventh better half for Bonie time to come. Exchange.

WatcheB originated at .Nuremberg as early as 1477, They were at tirat called Nuremberg eggs, which they resembled both in shape and size. They were often titted into the tops of walking sticks.

Tru8t Those Who Have Tried. Catarrh caused hoarseness and difficulty in ipeaking. 1 also to a great extent lost hearing. By the use of Ely's Cream Halm, dropping of mucus lias has ceased, voice and hearing have greatly improved—J. W. Davison, att'y at Law. .Monmouth. 111. 1 used Kly's Cream IJalm for catarrh and have received great benefit. I be- I lieve it a safe and certain cure. Very pleasant to take.— Wni. Frazer.lt/ieh-! ester. N. V.

I'rice uf ('ream liaim is tiftv cents.

The municipal technical school com mittee of Manchester, which is one of absolutely the best it: l-mglarid. has decided toes taldish a testing hou=e to test samples of raw and manufactured gooils

if FastlTime in tie SouthThe Mobile Ohio railroatl hits on a bin 11lf' daiIy fasl train sej-vit*r •tweenSt. Louis and the south. This makes the Mobile,V Ohio 'lie i| liickest. as it is. now the shortest route to Mem phis. New Orleans. Mobile, liirminghaui landfill Florida winter tourist points.

This is a Fad

It is coming the time ofcar iU

then- interest, ill it I am

es,

Having just

^hc stock of

R'ccentlv owned by as. lircnnaiil would respectly invite the public call and see me. Staple and i| (iroreries at

[lilt be-

All trains arc ei|uipp,'d with I'ullinan palace hntlett drawing room sleepers ami hiiuiisotne. r*asy riding day coaches. 1 he Mol.'iie Ohio has always been popular with the traveling public, and this fast train service will make it .still more so.

111,- witch tree" of .Vcvada and southei -alifornia exudes or exhales a phosphorescent substance which makes 1 every branch, leaf and section of its bark visible on the darkest nuiht.

Doctor

Yourself

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perhiips

Mass.. and receive a copy uf I man's great medical work. 100

elegant colored platen

Kauf pages.

The churches in the new towp of l-jtiid., •). I'.. have no bells yet. aud tho town lire bell is rung every Sunday to announce the hour ol religions services.

You

wiil never regret sending three -J cent stamps to pa postage to A .'1'. Ord way ,V (Jo.. Hovton.?Mass.. for copy of I )r, Kaufmanti'i- great .Medical Work: 1(10 pages, colored illustrations: of "reat value to everv familv.

Lowest Pried

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Fits Cured

(Prom I*. S. Journal of MedUrinc.

Prof. W. H. PEEKE.

Who makni! a HpeoJally of

EPILEPS

hns without ileubt treated nml eureil moreci^ than »ny living I'byaiclan bis SUOX-km iemm l»blng. We liavu heart! of cases of twenty et9 stanuing cured by him. lie publishes a ralsa ble workoti tills tliseaso which he Httils*wa .arge IxitUe of hla absolute cure, frrc kip# sutleror who may send their 1'. I), and Kia| atltlresH. Woadviso anyone wii-hinK address. Prof. W. 11.1'KKKU. K.D.. 1*1 Pearl St.X.l

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