Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 March 1895 — Page 2
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ATTOKNIKS.
If. K. iW.UDt'KI.TJ'lt. Cl.AtHKTIlKMP5M.tN
CLODFftTS &'[MMOit,
LAWYERS.
Willdo gv.imral practice all Courte. OlJiw ovw' Smtlli & StooW.'V «lrwp -lore, routh Washington Mrceu
W. VA Ul, M. BHt-NKK
PAUL & BRUNER
A A a all ret over y.aeK Ms- I
OflK'^Scmt-U piduof Ur«. OT uey ahard ware 8 tore
VORIS &
STILWELL
lN'-l KANCK AOICNTS
FARM'-:- INSURANCE
A special!v.. We re]troent !lio llinal, Continental, Ohio Farmers.•••••••and seventeen other Companies.
LOANS.
-AT
6 PER CENT.
t'flr annum. i'ayalil. annually at end nf tLe year, with privllo.^" of piiyin^ $"1 ir ail.. •.•.*••. it. at any uiUire.-t. payment.
C. W, WIGHT.
W. W MoKOAN, W. !.. I.KE
MORGAN & LEE.
INSURANCE AGENTS-
MONEY TO LOAN
At Lowest Kates.
AIW.I k.YOTS OF TITLE
W'u.
i.\
tr.i ving moved into our
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ami
Furnished on short notice. CITY PAllM I'KOPERTY lor sale. OfRfe: Ornbaun it lock, N\ Wasblhgton street 'rawfori*vilk\ I ml.
M. I. Wiiitl.
M. KKKVK?. CRAS. D. OK EAR
WHITE, REEVES & OREAR.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW jo ka jT main stkki t. have a lartro amount ol home money to loan in sum* of 300 up to lr*uji 51^ to fler cent, on lanu and iriiy property. Also lor fale a laru'M uijiiiIht of
ilt'iiLve at a bargrtiu.
Jarniii and city reoi-
J. HRITION, M. I). C.
Vnt fi'i luiry S ?i 1111
hentlst,.
Graduate ot the Chicago Veterinary College.
rl
ro tt.v nil diseases of Domestic A nimaIs. Opri'.'K: uver MotTett. A*. Morgan's Drug siorc, £3 1-s east Alain street. Inflrmerv at i«." K. .MoOonabi livery «tabl»\ tfini oast Market street.
A E S
HAIR BALSAM
Flea! a'ii. thr hair. PrnnicHfl a I'iviriuut growth, l^'t'vcr Kails to Roster* Gray to ita Youthful Ccjlor.
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Cur* .«
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The Consumptive and Feeble »mi a.n r«r»'r »»m •*xii iu«'inL' u.-*- Parker's G-ir onic. ItcunsOH y»H!jOtl. I VllJIlu• \V( Hi. it
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E RCO FfNS.
wit*.
Sinper
tu'S. lK'biiuv. 1 nI'ain. ot'e. .v. £1, ru-r for Corns. hri.jisn't*.
Th»» orily-^V"
lit Your Own Price!
ik
ters, -opposite -Citv liuildint offering our entire stock of
.rjuarwe ire
Hand Goods
at your own price, in order to make room tor a large stor coming on. Farmers would do well to call"at owe and. examine our goods.
j. K. P. Thompson,
BREAD
Is the stan ot Inc. I'o enjoy life keep good health by buying tho best, bread rnaiic.. and thai can he l.mnii only at
Kml Boudimird's
:jhikery and Fundi room, in, M\!.r!ot I'iie best meals: and lunrhcs the oily served i? and nitgli! Farrncr-.-are invt'ed to call. '.••: :V-.
DR., J. A. UTTER
SURGEON,
Ant! Homoeopathic I'liwimn
rl-r'uf. Hi.- «'ity
ilas opened up penuancnt ipiarier.s in this city, corner of Washington and .Market .sU'(.cts: over Truilt's grocery.
Over i,wenty-fi\c years' experience. Calls answered day or night in city or country. iiesidenco .jfAS Wot Market St.
Tin- REVIEW.
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BP. X. LUrSE.
TBBMS OF
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Oneyoaj, in the county, ... Oneyear.onl of the coi: :y, Inquire at Office for Adverttini! rue*.
HO 10
MARCH 30,1895.
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FAITH CURE. I It seems somewhat, remarkable this
age of intelligence and difuseii in!, rmation tliat then? are numbers of ople in many parte of the country, thai believ.j the curing of the sick, the i.-ne, the halt and the liliiKl. may be ae mplished by prayers aione. that meiiune or examination 1 treat: lent by men on scientific principics are useless, that appeals to tlie Almighty is all that is necessar to bring about a complete restoration of health. There are numbers of lif'licveir in such fiction and fanaticism. A ease of thin kind was brought to tight at I a\ton. Ohio. lust week. A little giri named Mt.ail became sick, and evidence was plain that if 'treated by a phvsician her ailment, could have been banished and health restored. Her parents, however, were believers in the Christian Science Cure, and absolutely refused to allow a physician to enter her sick chamber. The girl rapidly grew worse in spite of their prayers, and died. They or the -'doctors" of the faith cure have been indicted and car. now have a test of their praying qualities, while standing a trial for man slaughter. '1 he believers in such rot are descendentf-. uo doubt, of those who believed that Jonah was swallowed by a whale and after three days was vomited forth a live man. .Stories of miracle^, witches, ghosts. et:, are the foundation of their belief, no doubt, and is their preferred eho'.ce of all literature. The liberal and enlightened Christians of today do Lot take any stock in such non •ense. When they gel sick they send for a physician for treatment, and do not wait to test the etlieaey of prayer, 'lhey are in a better condition for giving thanks after they are restored to health. The belief of the Christian scientists summarized is that Cod is all powerful and omnipresent, and that they trust in appeals to him. with an understanding of his laws, as a result of study and faith in the laws. They said no medicineB were given the sick child. It received tender nursing air1, whatever nurishtnent was desired, and was a subject of constant prayer.
THE MOORE BILL.
fhe Moore bill which will become a law when tho acts are published and uistributed is jost now a highly interesting measure to many people in Indiana. Section thirteen is the one of particular interest just now. which confers upon city council" this power: "To license, regulate and restrain ail shops, inns, taverns «.r other places where intoxicating liquors aro kept for sale, to be used in and on the premises, and in regulating, restraining and licensing such inns, taverns, shops or places aforesaid, they r-hall have the power to desig nate the room. shop, building or structure where sueh'liquor may be sold, and mav exclude such sales from the suburban or residence portion of such city, anil may direct the arrangement and construction oi' the doors, windows and opening! of iho particular room in such building where such sales may be had
therein, and may forbid the keeping and use iif wine rooms."
In
the strife for State spoils thespoilsinen are particular to carry out all law precedents, in such cases made and provided, to the letter. The appointment of directors or the two State prisons is an instance in point. I he republicans have selected directors, all old time political schemers, anil the lovernor has also selected the same uumber. The republican directors must go and deI'"and possession of iho prisom. those at present in charge must refuse to give tliein up. I he refused parties must take the case to the Circuit Court of West eouiitii-s iu which the prisons are located. From that court whichever! party is defeated must tu,e it to the!
Supreme Court for 'final decision. All! this of course is according to lloyle or I Uiackstone, it is immaterial ••vhich. Xow if all these .spoilsmen and iiloo.j .l
ii a ii
I'or all Hinds of reliablelcsurar.ee we Presumnt he would, of course,have"'--" A S W a S
tlie pul.lic would ('are litf le itbout it, as "ther day. was the cansjjU'ilictioe.s ()T a war between tiiis conn try. Spain, however.
tiug.
.k-KSHAM, Secretary o( State. eeiving much praise lately from lican newspapers who formerlv columns to his abuse. J'iiey think "aggressive foreign policy" is
0
thing and in no other way can best illustrate His ability or his statesmanship.
(Iresham seems indifferent to ij Inaster'
praise or abuae of these I
JIad in have supported
Hriiisi.n for
THE MONEY QUESTION. All indications point to the certainty that the leading issuo in the campaign of 1890 will be the money ijnestion. and all parties will in their platforms make it the leading subject. The panic of two years ago, and the dull times and general prostration of business resulted from an unsettled and satisfactory condition of finances, it is apparent to persons of intelligence that lor years the legislation in this country has been made favorable to capital at the ex pense of other portions of the people, and that wealth is every year obtaining a firmer grip upon the srovernment and the people. The \ve6t and south are favorablo to bimetallism, the equality of gold and silver, uoither to have by legis latiou any advantage over the other in the commercial transactions of the country.
It is too plain to need demonstration that the demoniti/.ation of silver was solely in the interest of capital. It was the work of a republican Congress and administration todying to capital. It was engineered in the interest of Wall street and Wall street profited largely by it. It is tne same 10-day. The legislation is for Wall street and the mon eyed people of the east against the masses all over the country. If silver was the ecjuaf of gold at any turn* in the hiitory of this country prior to the war why cannot it be to-day? Is there any reason that silver should be made to depreciate in value? None whatever. If it was worth llO cents to the dollar thirty years ago why is it not to dayV Firm and decided grounds must be taken on the question next year when it will be argued frcui all points. The democracy mu6t take advanced and reasonable grounds, on the money question. There must bo uo truckling nor evasion of tho question. Thero can be uo middle ground. It resolves itself simply into the question, shall the pi"oducers. the makers of wealth, bow their heads to the growing money po^er of the country': it has been just about that way for the past few years. Tho lessons of history of many nations teach us of the danger of encroaching wealth and capital. We should heed them, and by voice, vote and actions favor those who create the wealth of the country, and not those who speculate upon it
ENFORCING THE LAW.
The Nicholson temperance law. like auv other similar enactment, will fail in its intended effect if not enforced. City and county otlicials desiring "a pull" with the liquor influence for future political reward, will often shirk their plain duty under the law and often wink at its violation. This has always been the case when it came to enforcing any strict provisions of temperance laws and we have no reason to doubt that it will be again. If you can rid one-half of the voters of this country of the taste for office, or hope of future political standing, tlien can you reasonably hope to have rigid temperance laws enforced, otherwise not. In a year or two from this time we believe tho Nicholson law vill inspire no more terror among retailers nf ardent spirits than the present law. A new broom sweeps clean for a time and makes dirt fly. but after a time it becomes ubby. the wires woik loose and m'.ich uirt is left behind. S with the new temperance law, which for a time may create consternation, but after a tune officials become slack in their duties, and Violations become common place. No use for a law that is not :i forced.
SOUTHERN EMIGRATION.?
People looking for
For such intoxicating liquors be drank, reopie looKtng Tor new ami may din ct the location, arrange- turning their faces toward ment and construction oT the bar kept
in
therein, and the interior arrangement ard Ho!' is to be changed and construction of such room, and may ard ilo! direct what games mav
a
THEevil of over
nonies are the South cr\ "West to "South
would setin that the
Colonies, wo see it stated,
be carried on forming in Wisconsin. Iowa, Indiana
anil other States, which are to invest in lands iu tieorgia. Alabama anil Texas, and an immense emigration may be e.x peeled to the southern country this year and next. And why should they not. 1 he old anti-northern feeling has aimost failed away, hey oiler cheap and rich lands at low prices. Tlmy have no drouth, stricken country, or snowey bleak plains to otl'er. 'iheir crops are as ieaaonably certain of steadv renu meration as a.v those of most Northern States. Plenty of limber ami good I water abound. A han"i takin
rapidly
place in the South. Improve
ments c.f every kind are being put under
aj. A hospitable people welcomes
WAR RUMORS.
suckers were forccl to pay the expenses 1 lie fact: that a Spanish vessel fi,"ed of the whole tiling from start to finish,
to
an American of!' the coast of
,j and promises to du ho no more, and' .^ar repuu- prospects are fading away fast Th-i levoted country has no need o|
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thosi-f/om the north. (io South, young fensive discharge. Fdy' Cream lialm is in. hcie is where chances to rise in acknowledged cure for these troiib tl:c world sceiii to oiler great induce-I' ments.
uba
of many Spain and apologizes
a
rsrr
century Or two. ()f course
many alleged patriots ('."i who would be
I'
esire m^
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9
8 0 1
'luarter-
'"™. aoft
snaps, are read for war at hut the majoriy of
U'.r.H,
any time,
omerican poo I
a
all i/ it Crfn be possiMy
indulgence of children
by their parents is seen in the case oi Frank Yeagley, who, last week, waa sentenced to a year in the penitentiary for purloining a sleigh. Yeagley had the best of parents, a kind father anil an atfectionate mother, lie would not go to school nor learn a trade, which he should have been forced to do. His every wish was gratified with money, but this did uo good. 1 le was idle bocause he had. not bt«en compelled to labor. An idle brain is ltie devil's workshop, and it proved true in eagiey's case. He was constantly gettiuu his father in trouble through his unlawful schemings. lie has come to a halt i.ow. in the solitude of his cell at the peson he will have time to reflect on his past wicked and disgraceful course, and it may eventually be the means of producing in him abetter man.
I'uviniKM Ci.KVKi.AMt last week appointed a man named Herod, a republican. to a lucrative position in Japan. Cleveland in al. his extensive acquaintance and knowledge of public tueu probably thought there was no democrat competent to fill the piaee. There will be few agree with him, anil if the democracy ever again elect a President it is to be hoped tnat he will not be so ungrateful as to chooso persons for positions of trust ind emolument who oppose him polit'cally. We wonld I insist on a guarantee next time that democratic Presidents appoint only democrats to ollice.
Sr.jn an amount of hair splitting and petty quibbles going mi over the veto ot the Custodian bill, its final deposit in the Secretary of State's office, and other matters relating to it, at the State eapitol has not been known for years. The fact 6eom6 to be that uone of those connected with it seem to know anything about it legally speaking, and whether the present custodian of the State House will remain as sueh or be ousted none of them seem to know.
SlOO Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper wiii be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh, flail's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, re juires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they otl'er One Hundred Hollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address.
F. J.
Chenkv
Hood's Pi 1 is become the favorite cathartic with every one whotnes them. 25c. per box.
lied stockings were worn by Miss hva Ilooley. ot IJoGton. fnd. The dye caused blood poisoning, ami U. save her life the ijirl had to sutYer amputation of both legs below the knee.
Use it in Time.
Catarrh starts in the nasal passages, affecting eyes, ears and throat, and is in fact, the great enemy of the mucous membrane. Neglected colds in tho head almost invariably precod" catarrh, causing an excessive How of mucous, and if the mucous discharge becomes interrupted the disagreeable remits of catarrh will follow, such as bad breath, severe pain across forehead and about the eyes, a roaring and buzzing sound in the ears and oftentimes a vrv of-
City property for sal e. C.'o 11 W Main St.
Hundreds of u=cf
SO lbs Now Orieftu? 7 Kxtra Sugar '•f IJKIU SuRiir
Co. Toledo.
iiriStld by all druggists. Toe.
f' .A., Miller tf
All Tree-
I llOSf- who have useii 1»j-. King's Ni.J
1
I)isco\ei know itSv value, and thoge jflo, have nof.iiave iiow the, opportunitr to fry it frei'.' Call on the advertised druggist and gi atrial
with F»otti-. 1 rce. Smd your name and td-
a
^l. rcBS to H. K. Jlurklcn A Co.. Chicago me get a sample box ol j)r. King' New Lite Pills free, as well as a eopv ofCuide to Health nr.ll Household instructor, Free. All of which is guaranteed to do good ar.d cost you
Ji'•thing at NjcrA IJooo's Drug afore.
THE-
ci.osi:
ot
Is near at hand. We desire to dispose of our
and oiler ni'st derided k-ir^ains
Cold Weather Goods
Come in and inspect our goods if in need of an thing in
cheaper than any nun on ca gtve aw.iv Table:
35 UiilKowixxl A •Jl Kioe tlriiniilaleil ttugnr. :i Fruit l'otvitor Sugar
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A woman in Jacksonville. Fla., whilo cooking mashed her finger. She rushed out of the house, screaming "Murder!' "Fire!" an accommodating neighbor kindly turned in an alarm of tire, and in a few minutes tho lire department was at the woman's h"iise.
To Make Pure Blocd,
There is no m. dicine before the p'-o. pie equal to Hood's SarsapariVia. It is the standard spring medicine and blood purifier anil it possesses pei-nuar merit which others ry in vain to reach. It really makes u.e weak stroiicr. Do ,i neglect to purity your blood this spring. Take Hood's Sfcisap iril.a now.
A N-lfble I'n il pot or Cc'i'diiio} It is a
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Hoiieee torent, C. A. Miller 4 Oo, 11H W, Iafn
I
Heavy Clothing or Uncierwea
Von never can iniy these Goods any cheaper. Seeing is believ
I VKE JOEJL.
C^-olcl Kin^
COFFEE.
Dried and Can Fruits
1 lb Ckod Radius ti lbs Good Hawins 1 It* i'me.st Hnisins......... 2 lbs California Poaolit ii (.'alifornui Apricr»t5 c'alifornia Prun*.^.('herry Priiu^sj
Silver
1 Can i.ahfonua I^'inon Cling I'o
Apru ot*. I V'ars.
loi-
cT
artic les for pre-i ins at loeand higher. I wili'
th if you will on'iy give me a chance. Clothes Racks and Ironing Boards..
Carlson^ lOe Stor
an Culifortii.i While Cher lltfuU. NlX-'tlLTlIU'.". [Muihh
•. *.. (1 l.HOil ...... no 1.00 1 l.U0|a -iMl can lio-s'. Tomutoo^ ... 1 (0!3 eiiM.H tii-st Sweet i'..rn... goo.1 v:y. bcKt ivu*
I oc»(l
WV havo ."Pn^w line of rofleo.s tli« linest lul«Jl:l 10 QttI'nlctn: i'nu l«r evor sold iu thia city, and we guarantee them' T-IT #-\TT T» to give satisfact on. 1 i( I •J lbs liiic-st MocLa and .Java T.V elioi.v Mocha an.l .lava el a a a a It E 1 Ex (Jofden lt I Ceylon Coffee 1 I'rushed JaVa
lbs
Kioctri Liirlit
First Door South ol irst National Hank.
WHEN YOU COME TO TOWN
You want to feed yutir horses with good, clenn feed and pm your vehicles under shelter. You can do this and at reasonable prices at the:. W. O. SMITH livery and iced snble-, i:r east Maikct slreet. Tjivpry turnouts animals. Hou't foi-et the place.
ke the ,'ilmvK!ar» iin.
He wanl you lu dOA fU)tl lnoic nil urw autl we •ourd in or will
CARPET DEPARTMENT
probably you will find somcthiug you 'I'hev mn-f *1! go
Coine yourself and advise your friends to do the same tc our sfoek of I'me Furniture. Carpels. Stoves. Hardware, eh only ones iu the city who can aiiplofe voi Ikuim Prices alwavs lowest.
Zack Mahorney
A*iv
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ay in tig the^ |use on! stric oi followii )ld Dul absolut
ntacky,' you wa [the abc iNationa
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Lead 1 (colore nre lig suflicier bile Lead I rcady-m: fctly pure ^tly Pure\ a posts |inl color-c
NATION/ Cit I'll and
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Idvcr
Wt
uuse Grocc
A.
W. O. SMITE
cut, .^s.DO. either in I'-irn' •Is OI
f.Ajgh ihis (lopnffiiVonl. as auv
11 yo\\n u'pf-C for
Hardware and Stoves.
-\nytbing yon want. I'nces an- A^riciilf.n.'al liupleinents at
own price, us wo lia\e deteriniiied io "lose out I his I' rie because no room tor them. li doe.-, not cod v, anythino-
MANHOOD RESTORED! t. a.ti wM'urtj a 11 iif»rvo»4M as Wertj, Memory,
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AM.UU IMM.,
auh tn
*»wer, HohOrcIm'. Manliooil, MkHHv KmisyMr«5- I ntsa.uil drains
iumIWakoIuJncfB,
F.
to
r.U(*kvsh«'ai Klnur. ..
^:i:pi*lt KWnc nncfewhoat. large si7A»..-i •J.M I his I Mi^y h.-^t" a ii-w Hour*. .onmnit.knoi'«l handle irt ^DiirnnvH 18 •*, i-:tln» (in»^t Jlour nwulo ui uif^l •. ^.1.%'sark not givinir satisfiuMion we will *i4£ jri inoii'.'y 1J fail to try a sack.
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t. i»ocU«'i. »1 pvrbot.II ly until WIUja .. iixmrv.
wrllieu icifuruut**** i«» cure s-cl\aii•! ih»* moitry* .fiit-.'iHt*. Ask for H, Miliar. Wrlu* or Meil raMJoofc wrupiwr. A.Wre A )!U KMKKI» u.. vll,\ Iu»l.,l.iy STAN-Khl«'V,ws«i T. U. JtltUVt ^t.H.
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