Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 March 1895 — Page 3
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HERE is but one
way in the world to borfsure aving the best paint, and that jto use only a well-established Ind of strictly pure white lead, }e linseed oil, and pure colors.* lie following brands are stand"Old Dutch" process, and are lays absolutely
trictly
ure
White Lead
ichor," "Southern," Eckstein," "Red Seal," [entucky," "Collier."
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If you want'colored paint, tint of the above strictly pure leads National Lead Co.'s Pure kite Lead Tinting Colors. lise colors are sold in one-pound cans, each jN-hig sufficient to tint 25 pounds of Strictly
White Lead the desired shade they are in mse ready-mixed paints, but a combination t'vctly pure colors 111 the handiest fonn to •irictly I'ure White Lead. \u\ us a postal card and get our book on and color-card, free.
NATIONAL LEAD CO.. New York.
Cincinnati Uninrh,
cadi and I-'ruiimm Avenue, Cincn.nati.
SHEN YOU :AVEL BUY A
Over Following lioatls
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Wi' h«W2 rnn'ooti I Pint.*?. II r^uir!
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L. D. Si W. A v. 8. W
HI a number ot other lending rail-
lines.-J ij or lull particulars relingrales, routes and excursions
I. A. CLARK.
fordsville.
FARMERS 4
UK! NOTICE!
tismg purchased the RINK t,N. we offer special inducers 10 all farmers and transient either to feed or stand in. All lies .shall be kept in shelter at all
I If you havg a horse to trade Si bring it to us.
iRTER BROS.
fi'VICD—A 1"EW MOHK liOOK AGKNTS in this and adjoining oouniioti for
I JOURNEY AHUUND THE WORLD-
ran' new book by KKV. KHANt'IS K. |K, Proa'iof the United Society .»! ChrlstDdravor. Tho host chan« to make money |tTnod to all who want profitable work, uguiit in this vicinity trail earn ?10U a
Distance no hindrance, for we pay |t. Kive credit, premium copies, free on Hit, lusisv territory. For particulars, writ*.* to touKTHINCJTON & CO.. Uantord. Conn.
I A -pNKSS A: I1KAD NOISKS Cl-UKl^. I^-*- My Tubular Oubhiou» h«lp wlwn all as glustiOB help eyes. Whispers heard. 11 invisible. F. !US('JX. 8W U'way, rk, ole depot. Semi for book-aiul pr«Mf:
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in money: alvo oth*T \aiuable pn»iniums to good ^u»'.ssors. BASK iiALL enthusiasts this is your
|unity.
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llOMK AND l.'OL'NTKY Ati-
I'rw vr»e. All Newsdealers: or east •et-t. \. York.
How is This?
hi is unique even in these days ^linn 1 ii premi 11111 offers, is the latest of Stafford's Magazine, a New I'liomiiiv lif honn' and general read-
proposition is to send the 1 'ine one year for one dollar, the subscription price, a ml in uddi--i each subscriber tifty-two coinlevels during the tweiv
wer-k
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mouths
ik V)|'it. You receive a ic-.v and I'te novei, by mail, post paid, e.ery er tifty-Uvo week, and in addition •t the magazine once a month for months, all for one dollar. It is
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Hay. Florence Marrvat. Anthony A.Conan Doyle, Miss liraddon, uiu Marryat. Miss Thacttorv ami
Ver.ie. If yon wish to take Outage of this unusual opportunity dollar for Stafford's .Magazine I ear. Vour first copy of the mag:uid your first number of the fiftylevels (one each weeKi which you ."'•eeive during the year will lie 'in by return mail. Remit bv F. lilress
U'FOKI) PUBLISHING I'd., Publishers of ST.\I-'!'OI:I'•- MACA/.IN.I-:. Ilex _!'2(il. New Vnrk. N. V.
I'leane mention this paper. mr'JI ly
MclirhUT\
Enellah IMamond RmnH.
•NNYR0YAL PILLS
I Wrlginul aihI nly A If Av«V SAFEI ALWAY*
rrliable.
LAOICS ASK
for 7uchr»(rr'i Kngli*h /hn Jff\K
Morui liratul inKed and hli mp(4llio\V^' ponlod with blue \K' othi«r. KtfiiHe diinytfiowi sul'ttituunit umtatitm*. At or iMmd 4c. flr ».« «. 'OR
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MI (tttrr, 1\
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IOtOOO T«stirtnM»inU. Same f'ut-n, 1
riaiuda.. Pa.
Children Cry for
j»tcheryg Castorla.
THE GREATEST
BLOOD PURIFIER
KNOWN.
This Great. (Jerman Medicine is the CHEAPEST and best. 128 doses of Sulphur Hitters for $1.00, less than one m, dose, It will cure the worst *-r,n„u kind of skin disease, from a common pim-
pie on the face to that awful disease SCROFULA, in all eases of such stubborn, deep seated diseases, Sulphur Hitters is the best medieine to rise Don't wait until tomorrow, try a I TO -DAY.
BLUt
PILLS, or mercury.they are deadly. 1'ut your trust in Sulphur Bitters, the purest and best medieine ever made. Isyour TONGUE COATED with a yellow, stieky substance Is your lfieath foul aiid offensive''.' Your .Stomach is OUT OF ORDER.
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Use .Sulphur Hitters immediately. If you arc sick. 110 matter what ails you, use Sulphur Hitlers.
Don't, wait until you are unable to walk, or are l^it on vour
hut
get.
back,
some AT ONCE, it will
cure you. .Sulphur Hitters is THE INVALID'S FRIEND. irnnrTv Semi :t Boston, .Mas
nt stamps to A. I'. Ordwuv Co., ler l-i^t medical work juibli^hed
FLORIDA
nd tile
Sunin So
Big Four Route
HfSt l.iiiu i'loin
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CI.KVKI.ANt). 1 ail.I Ml'.t.S. SANIH SKV, HKNTON HAWI'.ol
A ml fteriiii:iliiilii |ioint(?. Solid v.-atilmled Trains. Kleg'tut Clinches, 'in 11 ot I'urlor furs. W.ifiuer Sl'-ojiin.' I 'ars, Dining
ill's
to
1 iiieinnati, wlior- direct connections 11111 iiiiidc with trains ivltlj Ihrouuh sleeping cars of the. fhe^apoako -V Ohio ICy.,
QUEEN & ORESCENT Route
Ati«! Louisville A: Nushvill'* Ky.i to Uichmoinl Old l'oiut Comiort, mid all points iu the Yir k'iuias and Carolina^, Jacksonville, St. Anguslino and nil points in Florida, Now Orlwaun riuri all principal Southern oitios. Through Palace SloupiiiR Cars b&twi'*?n St. Louis and Washington, via Hljr Four A: t\ & Kout*?. Tourist Halo** in ••(Tori.
MrCOKMICK. I. If. MAKTIN. P's'g'r TrulUc Manager, (ien'l F. & Ticket Agt tCincin uati, Ohi o.
REMOVAL
-THE—
Grand Shoe Store
will move April 1 to the room formerly occupied by Hamsity A: Goltrn. Thorel'ore the grout cheap sale of Shoos will continue up to that time.
Ladies' Fine Shoes $1.25. Mens' Fine Shoes minced from $1.98 to $1.75.
Come early and the best ections.
EPPS:S
E A A S S E
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
BOILING WATER OR MILK.
This Is True
Now being in possession I'f'the grocery stock lately owned 1 intend 'ream oi
S anS.mdt. to handle 11. the Market in
the of
F.uh'V
jSiaplp rtuii
which the publishers can only I (iooJs will be sold for strictly Cash, to make in the confident excepta- 1 •f getting a hundred thousiind nc.v fibers. A tilting the authors in the 'g scries arc. Wilkie Collins, liesanl. Mrs. Oliphant. Mary
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and in thai way von can get more lor your money- 1 respectfully solicit a share of the public's patronage.
E. M. ELTZROTH.
Money to: Loan
Wil.li |«iynicii.s m«l i.imo it suit Imriwnr. ln-ti-nst the lowest. Kiitn'r runI n.sl itftir pevniual i.i-in it a.vrpii'i!. Oxii't imle*
C. W. BURTON,
.. Main —1.1'
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jq-t« lei Tc In I tic mat, Of '.H" i-.-iate iil'ltry.-in WilliaiiiH, licreiisiul. Ill Itie MealLr.»in*1 ry lrMil C'»nrl.
Mnreh term, lS'.i:. ,, Nolk'e is horol»y tluii 1*. illiain?-, Atlininistratoi. ol I Jit o! HryuH Will uinw,
Mltnl his a-vomiiH an«i vouchors
in llnal ot sai'l cstnte. ainl that tin* same will runio uj» lor tho examination ana action of s:iM Circuit 'onrf on tho s.'.»lh l:iy Mar.-h, 1S»5, at wliicli time all heir.**, creditor*, «n* ol' said estate are r«epiir« t» in said Court aud hhow cau^e il any there i»o. vviiy sa'-l accounts and vouchers should not no apfrOTOi, ami tholieirsor diHtrihute*^ i'o'iri. at tUo time aforesaid and make heirship.
HKN.J
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I* *aid ot
IN K. W 11J-1AMS Adminifttratoi
Dated this 28th day February, 1S!V
FartiiH for ealo. 118 W. Main St.
C. A. Miller A Co. tf
HEWASHARDTOBEAT
A SLV OLD WOODCHUCK AND PERSISTENT ENEMY.
A Long
inland itu-mur
HIS
It«-late« 111* Experi
ence With a Chuck That Had Become Very Smart Through Close Touch With Civilization,
"Spuakiu of woodchucks," said uu old Long I.slaud farruor tlio other day, "roiuinds IJIU of some curious incidents with 'em. 'Twarn't iuoro'11 50 years ago wheu tliey was thick as flies ou this island, an we ate them instead of rabbits an made tnnlHora and mitteus out of their skins. They was mighty warm, too, those old woodchuck mittens an mufflers. When 11 man wanted a big follow, he only had to walk down into the nearest liekl an take his pick out of two or three. They was so plentiful that it was no trouble to kill 'em. But they have been killed off now so that there ain't many moro roun. hint in awhile a bi^ fellow brings up a lister into tiie lower clover lot an we have to root 't-iii out. "Ever hum wooddmeks'.- Waal, it, ain't much if they be young oiie^. Jf you wait long enough, you'll catch them rumiiu across the lor in broad daylight, ]f you are good shot, vc.u can brim one down. They're tough, an a big 1V1-
low will cany away big load of shot, But, if you get hold of a big lclh.w, an old veteran, so to speak, you'll lind i' 110 easy jot. to dislodge him. Ho's too knowin a cuts to live, lle'll only eat your clover at night, au, Lord, how much lie 'iiii get away with in one night! in ihe daytime ho keeps dose into his hole an laughs at you. Dig him out: Waal, yes, yon can try it, but he'll dig a good deal fa .-tor on the other end than you will an take it. easy at that. .Mind you, I'm talkin of old ones—those know all the tricks of the business. The woodcliucks that on lind on Long Island are wiser than tlio-jn most anywhere else Vanso they have to be eunnin an shrewd not to get killed. They're so close to civilization that they learn new tricks all tho time. "A lew years ago a cunnin old fellow took uii his homo in that clover lield just olf the lower medders, an we had the hardest timo to kill him that you can imagine. I guess afore we got through with him ho cost us 'bout $100 —that is, fur clover destroyed an labor at $l. iO per day lost iu trying to capture him. 'Twarn't. any use layin in wait fur him with a shotgun. He was too wise to poke his nose out of the hole. But every night he'd come out an eat clover fast enough. Ho brought up seven litters of young chucks in that tield, but we killed 'em all except tho old one. He'd bring a new mato with him to his home every season, but she'd bo shot in tryin to savo her young ones.
But we could never get a shot at the prime mover of the whole troublo. Wo waited fur him on moonlight nights an did get shot at him onct. But I guess wo only crippled him, an he »iever ventured out again excopt on dark nights. We had no chance then. We tried to dig him out, but after three days of steady work we got tired. Then wo started to burn an smoke him out, but it ain't no easy matter to make smoke go down hill an get. into all of the holes that a woodchuck can make Filially wo decided to drown the old critter out. We got together all tho old pork an oil barrels that we could find au filled them full of water. Then when everything was ready Si au Jake, my two sous, stood ready with a pitchfork an shotgun while 1 poured tho wafer into the hole. "Waal, sir, that hole held moro water tharu any millpond.
t,eu barrelfnls to bring it up to the surface, an then, .iest as I put iu tho last pailful, that pesky old chuck showed his nose. Si jabbed at him with the pitchfork, an Jako shot tho handle to pieces as he banged away at tho critter. But. it wari 't no use. Thewatur soaked away rapidly, an the woodchuck went down again, grinnin at, our failure.
But. we wa'.'n' so easily discouraged. Next day we added live more barrels an all tii" tubs au pails round the house. Then wo began to flood that bole again. This ti ne we had plenty of water, but there was 110 woodchuck to appear. Tho water camo up to the surface an flowed out of the hole, but no woodchuck. We thought he had left his iiomo for good after his first duokin. l.tut no. Ho came, out. again that night, an ato more clover than usual je*t as it to spite us. Waal, wo found out in time that tho critter was so wise that lie had tlug his hole way up toward a hill so that ho could sit, up them an watch us pourin water in at the nthor end. This put a stop to any attempt to drown him out. "It was Si that rigged up the trap that linallv caught the old iellow. Me took a big stone weight.'bout, ."it) pounds an suspended it right over the hole. Then he lixed a little stick down below jist as he would set, a rabbit, trap. Tho old muskrat couldn't get out of the hole noway without, hitting that stick, an —well, the thing happened two nights later. The first night the critter didn't venture out, but the second niornin tho stone was down, au tho old fellow was crushed beneath it. We ain't had nemo in the fields since then."—New York Post. (•rwtt Courtly.' vjhiie. 'alve had an experience with tho cAirtesy of the Spanish thieves once while she was in Madrid. Two well dressed strangers stole her satchel, which contained some money and a number of luck pieces and talismans, including a bunch of dried flowers from her father's grave. Tho lors worried the artiste, but. when the newspapers reported tho thel't. tho thieves sent her tho precious relies neatly inclosed iu a packet, in which was a polito uote begging that the "finder" of the reticule might bo permitted to keep the money as a souvenir of BO bharming a vocalist —New York World.
MYSTIFIED AUTHORS.
Father I'root JVliult* II Hit* Dullness to Hoax Notable Characters.
Authors havo often mystified tho public, but a man who :nado a business 01 mystifying professional writers is a notable character. Such a one, howover, was the Rev. Francis Maliony, bettor known as "Father Front. His favorite trick was to take a well known aud popular poem, translate it iuto another language, boldly assert that in its now form it possessed groat antiquity and charge tho author with having stolen it. This trick ho played on more than ono noted author during the early days of, the present century, and each was sorely puzzled to explain tho identity of the poem which ho knew to be his own with that in a foreign language.
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Front translated Moore's "Go Where Glory Waits Thee" into excellent French verse, attributed it to Mine. La, Oomtesso do Chateaubriand and charged Moore with having stolen it bodily. The Bong, "Lesbia Hatha Beaming Eye, ho rendered into choice Latin and claimed it as a youthful production of, his own, which lie had once shown to Moore. Another of Front's achievements was the translation of Wolfe "Burial of .-stj- .(o'un Moore" into French, claiming, at the same time, that, the lines were written by ('olonei do Bcauinanois, who was killed at Pondicherry iu 114!).
Not satistied with this, lie proceeded further and translated the lines lnioVj German verso and stoutly declared that, while Wolfe had stolen from the French poet, the latter had in turn pilfered--} from the German, ihe latter poem hav-
Electric Freak In a Church. Recently there was an eclipso of the electric light a^ Elm Road Baptist chapel, Southsea,and, curiously enough, tho pastor had chosen for his texts, Proverbs lxxiv, L'O, "The candle of the wicked shall be put out," and Psalm xvii. "JJS, "For thou wilt light my caudle tho Lord my God will enlighten my darkness,'' a combination rather cruel to the electric light, for when tho lights went- out some of tho congregation went out. also aud obtained candles and lamps, whereupon service proceeded. The pastor couhl not couvonientlv change his texts ir consequence
It. took the hull of what had happened, aud he may have
been prejiared for tho general titter which followed their announcement.. Lately a somewhat similar case occurred iu an American church, and tho amusement was heightened by the action of a deacon who absentmindedly lighted a match and applied it to one of the electric lights.—London Lightning.
Saved His Life
--by a fortunate ilis-LDVi-ry in the nick of time. Hundreds of persons suffering from consumption have had the progress of the disease stopped, and have been brought back to life and health by the fiu'aU'li .Medical Discovery" of Dr. 1' i-. ree.
"Years auo Dr. K. Y. fierce, now chief consulting physician to th Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo, N". Y., recopnizinK the fact that consumption was essentially a j'erin ilisease. and that a remedy which would drive the ncrnis and their poisons from the blood would cure consumption, at last found a medicine which cui cd yS per cent, of all cases, if taken iu the earlier stages of the ilisease.
The tissues of the hums being in it.-itcd by the nerms and poisons ifi the blood circulating through them, the germs lind lodgment there, and the lungs begin to break down. Soon the general health begins to fail, aud the person feels languid, weak, faint, drowsy and confused.
This is the time to take Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery it drives the germs and poisons from the blood, and has a soothing effect upon the dry cough. In cases of bronchitis the Discovery" is invaluable. "Golden Medical Discovery" increases tile amount and quality of the blood, thus invigorating and fortifying the system against disease and builds up wholesome flesh and strength after wasting diseases, ,as fevers pneumonia, grip and other debilitating affections.
JNO. M. 11II of 111 tiubon,.
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iiiiufitni
I
hi
says: "I took a sevenfold which settled on my tunes ami etiest, and 1 sultered intensely with it I tiied several ol our best physicians lieu mid they gave up :tll hopes of niv reeoverv and thought I would have to die I would cough and spit Mood for hours, and I was pale and weak. 1 was greatly discouraged when I In gan the use of the 'IMs- M.
for
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ing, as he stated, been written to com-: incinerate the death anil burial of the Swedish General Toistenson, who was killed at tho siege of Dantzie. Poor Wolfe w. dumi'ounded at. seeing his popularity disappear and was not much comforted when the hoax was discovered. Philadelphia Press.
Prirrots. vi
It has hitherto been customary to fritter away the intellectual force of parrots by merely teaching them to say "Pretty Poll" and things of that sort, but tho municipal authorities of a French town have instituted what it is to bo hoped will become a general relorm. I The poor box at tho town hall, it I seems, had for a long time been in a I condition discreditable to tho more prosperous of tho inhabitants. To remind them of their duty toward their poorer I neighbors a parrot was purebasod, which was installed close to the box and trained to cry, "For the poor, if you please!"
Tho result, it appears, has been highly satisfactory, pence and silver coin having been freely given iu response to the bird's appeal.
The idea is capable of being applied in a variety of ways. Parrots might bo used, for example, to warn passersby of the proximity of wet paint on fences or shop fronts, or to remind people 011 entering a house to wipe their feet.
In fact, parrots might be made really useful members of society.—Youth's Companion.
Infants
child's mcdicine.
DON'T
11
HITK, ESQ.
covcry, but I soon got better. It has been five years since I took it aud have had no return of that trouble
MDCC."
and
Children.
IHIRTY years' observation of Cawtoria with the patronage of
millions of persons, permit ns to spoak of it without guessing.
It is_nnquestionably the best remedy for Infants and Children
the world has ever known. It is harmless. Childron like it. It
gives them health. It will savo their lives. In it Mothers have
something which i« absolutely safe and practically perfect as a
Castoria destroys "Worms.
Castoria allays Feverishnesw.
Castoria prevents vomiting Sonr Curd.
Castoria cures Dinnlimn and Wiml Colin.
Castoria relieves Toothing Troubles.
Castoria cures Constipation and Flatulency.
Castoria neutralizes the effects of_carbonio acid gas or poisonous ait,
Castoria does not contain morphino, opium, or other narcotic property.
Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates tlio stomach and bowels,
giving hoalthy and natural sleep.
Castoria is put up in one-size bottles only. It is not sold in bulk.
Don't allow any ono to sell you anything else on tho plea or promise
that it is "just as good" and will answer every purpose."
Soo that you get C-A-S-T-O-R-X-A
Tho fac-simile signatnro of
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
hureka htmiirul and MTj: Co., f,a(.'roHw\ Win. Dear Sirs lmvi» beon a tobacco MoixJ for many yeard, and during tin* pa«t two yuars tiaw smoked HfU'oii or twenty ci^arH regularly evory day. My whole nervous system hecara© affected, until my physician told mo
1 UJUHL
give
UP
least. I tried the so-called ''Koeley C'ure,v No-To-Uac.f ami various other remedies, but without sin'cow*,
iii I accidentally learned of your *kBaoo-Ciiro.r' Three weeks ago to-day I commenced using your preparation, and to-day I consider myself completely cured 1 am iu perfect health, and that horrible craving for tobno'o. which every inveterate smoker fully appreciates, has completely lefl rn»\ 1 consider your "Haco-t'uro simply wondeful, and enn fully recommend it. Yours very truly, c. \V.
We are prcpareil tii show yon a-- tjootl unie. ran always get the
Finest Liquors, Wines, Beer
And ami Tobacco in the city at
JOHN BARKY'S SALOON.
Five I JIMCH alw ivs on hand. ••Danny' MIIIIV.UI, in.istor of oeiemonies. See him when in need of anything in onr line. West Market street saloon. Keinetnber tlte ])lace.
A Blizzard Coming
PROM MARCH 3D TO
Which I will sell very cheap. Note the follow ing sample of pri es:
l.adies,' Dongola Button Child 1 longola I'utton.... 20c Mens' 1.a and Congress, tip ... ..fi.oo 1 .adios'Oxford- 50. 7: antl 90c: Men's and Hoys' Moots at Cost.
I'lease call and see these goods before buying elsewhere, as these goods were never sold so low before in this city.- Respectfully.
J". ZE3I. Zeimer,
Middle iY Wilson's Old Stand
THE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK
BEBAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE
DIDN'T USE
SAPOLIO
is on evory wra]j|)or.
ITS IN.Il'lUOl'STO S.OP .JSUDDKNLY and don't be imposed upon by buying a remd\ that reowiros yon to do so, as it is nothing more than a substitute. In the sudden stonpnreol tobacco you must, have soni? and in most all ji.ses, the effect of nt. be it opium, morphine, or tes, leaves a far worse habit ron-
Your system will be as free from nicotine as the day before you took your, first chew or smoke. An ironclad written guarantee to absolutely cure the tobacco habit in all its forms, or money refunded. Price SI.00 per box or* boxes (30 tlays treatment and guaranteed cnre.i £!!.50. For sale by all druggist or will be sent by mail upon receipt ol price. SEND .SIX TWO-CENT STAMPS FOR' SAM PLK BOX Booklets and proofs free.
Uflk'
Ask your druggist about RACO Cl.'RO. It is purely vegetable Yon do not have to stop using tobacco with
BACO-CURO. It will notify yon when to slop and your desirl'or tobnc will cease
El'REKA CHEMICAL & AK.l."FAC. CO., LaCrosse, Wis.
ot I UK
I'JONKKU
l'KKSS COMPANY. C. \V. Hotni.-k, Supi. M.
I'HUI,
Minn.. Sept 7, INM.
the uso or tobacco for tlio timo boluir, at
IIOKNICK.
25TH.
I, will sel! 'at. the Riddle «S Wilson stand, boots and shoes at prices never betiire ofl'ered tri ('rawfordsville. 1 have no old shell' worn unci damaged goods to close out at cost, -bnt e\'ervthing is