Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 March 1895 — Page 7

Sufferer

1st Day,

Cured

"Every season, from tin? time I was two years old, I suffered dreadfully from erysipelas, whi«ii kept growing worse until i:iy hands were almost useless. The hones sol'tened so that they would hend, and several of my fingers are imw crooked from this cause. On iny hand I carry large scars, which, but for

AVER'S

.Sarsaparilla, would be sores, provided I was alive and able to carry anything. I'.ighl bullies of

Ayer's Sarsapnrilla cured me, so that I have had no return of the disease for more than twenty years. The iirst bottle seemed to reach the spot and a persisient use of it, hits perfected the cur 0.

Wautorna, Wis.

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COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES

1 !ie hducati'vial

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RESTORES VITALITY.

Made a

Well Man of Me.

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free. Address

ROYAL

MEDICINE

CO.. 53 River St..

CHICAGO, ILL

on SALI: ISY

Nye & Booo, Crawlordevillo Indiana.

DON'T STOP TOIIACCO.

[How to On re

While rsiii'ff

Yourself It.

The tobacco habii grows on a man inlil his nervous system is seriously ffffU'd, impairing health, comfort 1 happiness. To quit suddenly is severe a shock to the system, as banco, to an inveterate user becomes stimulant that his system contini!ly craves, Baco-Curo is a seienic'cure for the tobacco habit, in all forum, carefully compounded after formula of an eminent iicrlin lysician who has used it in his private practice since 1872, without a failure, purely vegetable and guaranteed perfectly harmless. You can lse all the tobacco you want, while king liaco-Cnro. it will notify you rhen to stop. We give written guarantor to permanently cure any with three boxes, or refund the loney with 10 per cent, interest.

Jaco-Curo is not a substitute, but a Scientific cure, that cures without the |.id of will power and with no ineonVenience. It leaves the system as jure and free from nicotine as the lay you took your 'irstchew or smoke, ^old by all druggis-s, with our iron lad guarantee, at Sl.iK) per box. three io\-es. (thirtv days treatment. te.iiO, or sent direct upon receipt of rice. Send Six Two-Cent Stamps I*' or Sample Box. Booklet And Proofs ree. Kureka Chemical & Manufacturing Company, Manufacturing .'iCinists. LaCrosse. Wis. jan. 1 ttli.0 nio.

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yles at, per yard

^ic for all Wool Sews '"Regular Price

thi

Union township schools closed week.

Wayne township has a three months' spring tt-i m.

School? closed in Sugar O.oek town ship last week.

William Poteison will close at Potato Orook next week.

K. Vanscoyoc closes the New Market schools to-day. TeacherH have no care of their surplu

lifficulty in taking

Fred Maxwell will c-:-..so tho Whitesville Pchools next wock.

C. II. I'eaae closed !na school with an oldfiiohiouedoxhibitii.il..

term

Ktta l''ollick closed a successfu at ber-ch I irovo yeyteiiy.

Make thorough pi iaration if wish to exceed teaching..,i

Statu

Verna Williams-' will attend til Normal ibirini the spring term.

iO thi*

Charles .Juimson will return State Normal for tho spring term.

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Now teacher don't got Highly if don't secure th«- position ,iii v.'ant.

NOTTS^

lays'Mhal nn

oroani/atiou is unit of wills, of aim. of brains."

1 rustee Snvtier of Kiploy. yives a "nod report of tiie work in that township for lie'year.

John llurrisman closed a successful term at the Hoots school house last Tuesday.

It is said that 1*\ (.). Maxwell will I

The city schools had a vacation thiB week and will begin on the last term of ten weeks Monday.

The Wringate schools had an exhibition on the phonograph for he closing exercises of their work.

Lizzie Llainey gave good satisfaction in Sugar Creek township and will be retained for another year.

Hathaway Harper, of Sugar Creek township, thinks of going west and growing up with the country.

The crop of applicants for' schools promises to be abundant, so look out for hard examinations and close grading.

A young man asked a trustee if he would give him a school if he could make a license, and was informed that ho had better prepare himself and then ask for a school.

The civil service makes the examinations for government positions competitive. and appoints the best. Wiry should not teachers examinations bo made competitive?

When we hoar of a sophomore in college write about -'loveing soals" and the "surviss" which they performed, it makes us doubt the propriety of throwing the spelling book aside.

Much is said about the qualification of teachers and raising tho standard, etc. Would ii not bo well to raise the standard in tho profession of tho law before making such wholesale admission to the bar as has been of late.

MYERS & CHARNI

The states that have compulsory educational laws are: Maine. Now Hampshire. Vermont, Massachusetts, Uhodo Island, Connecticut, New York, Now .lersoy, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, Nebraska. Kansas. Wyoming, Nevada, California. Washington, Idaho, Montana. Alaska, District of Columbia, and how about Indiana?

«nlbeiT7" Tried an4 Trne. Trio following Crawfordsvillo special tu iho Indianapolis News adds new stars In tho crown of our fellow townsman, Senator Sellar:

Senator Janes Seller, of Montgomery. Putnam and Clay, relates a story concerning one of his experiences during the late session of the Legislature. Said he, "One morning 1 received a very able latter from Mrs. John, of Greencastle, the wifo of President John, of Dol'auw University. Mrs. John takes

a rtjr

Auditor White's chief deputy. A good selection.

A revival of tho teachings of good manners is one of the loDg felt wants of the school room.

The prospects of the summer normal at Wabash college for a large attend anco are flattering.

active interest in all reform

movements, and she urged upon my attention several bills which she correctly reasoned 1 should support as a representative of a district like ours. She wrote eloquently of the excellent points of the Nicholson bill, tho Moore bill, the ige of consent bill and others of a

coniaiendablo character. In conclusion she spoke of tho deur old Uepubli can party,' of its glorious past, and its aehi-'vements in behalf of human liberty ai.d moral progress, closing with the luipr that the present Legislature would a Id row and undying luster to its bril iicit history. Mrs. John evidently was i:aware that there were a few of us

I'••mocrats left by grace of tho 'hold0 er' provision In replying 1 agreed With her in all her recommendations, biit closed by stating that as a democrat 1 could not consistently be a willing participant in the adding of new luster ''i 1 he republican party."

K/.ckial Silliolt l*ns«ic*« n. K/.i-kial M. Elliott, an old and well ki own resident of this city.quietly pasn ei.i away at his homo on Perry street at ar. early hour last Saturday morning. Mr. Elliott was in his 78th year and has always borne a good reputation as a hard working man, He has resided in Montgomery County since he was six years of age. Out of nine children, six survive him. His wife died in 1887. The funeral was held from the late residence at" o'clock on Monday afternoon, conducted by Dr. II. A. Tucker. Inter ment at Oak Hill Cemetery.

Orn Never Fuil* (u Tell ills Mu. Ora Buseubark, over whose head hangs a gigantic breach of promise suit at tho instigation of Miss Susie Darnhart, denies that he over 'lowed to marry Suo and that he never told her so." He has employed Vancieave Davis to prove it to the court and ho has enough evidence collected in his own favor to convict most any man of anything that runs loose. Ora says that ho tolls his ma everything he does and if he'd lowed to marry tho gal his ma would huve knowod it long ago. The caso will be a merrv one. V: :.

\VI» Ion*t Tlic Stca. Ponies'? Or something which they cau conceal. Last week a follow traded a horse to Jaspor Osborn, who follows the business of trading horses, and now Jasper is in mourning. The original owner of the horse—tho man who sold it was arrested at Lebanon on Saturday charged with having''faked" it, and on Monday Chief of Police Jatues Grimes, recovered tho horse of Osliorn, while the fakor was returned to Illinois for trial. \Vi 11 they never learn better than to pinch great big steeds?

Claims il Wn* I'riimlulcnt. When the real ostate and personal property of W. H. Durham was sold by Assignee Schultz, forty shares in tho Music Hull were bought by A. F. Bamsay. Now it appears to somo that the stock was sold to Mr. Ramsay in an unlawful manner hence a suit has been brought in tho Circuit Court to set aside tho sale. H. H. Bistino i? tho prime mover of tho suit, ho being a bidder on tho stock when sold.

A tin-ill Aiiriiction.

Is billo.1 for Music

I'be Central Telephone Company hat' Kouea's band will bo here in full force reduced rental rates in Frankfor to &M a year for resiliences and ir-'ic) i'o. business houses, This is a reduction of $1a voar on each.

Pipers Wool Noveltv Dross Goods. 30 75 Pi^es till-Wool Serges and Henriettas iii all the newest shades, 10 inches wide inches wide at, }ei ai we]e

0 Pieces Wool Novelty Dress (joods, at (0c. reduced price now per yard uieo-ant

liars* igi llarM.

The Journal jumped right squareon our collar in their daily, of last Saturday, for an advance notice regardine a reception tendered by the Lotus club wives to its members. We were conscientious in that report, haviDg noticed unusual demonstrations in their club rooms on the night mentioned, and knowing that they were to entertain, we, as it now appears,jumped at the conclusion that the '22nd was the night. In the same column the Journal made an erroneous copy when they reported the party of Miss Cora Thompson as occurring "last evening'' for it occurred evening before last, the '21st. Horse for horse, brother.

A New Daily.

A new daily newspaper, it is I said, is to be launched on the uncertain sea of journalism in Crawfordsville.

There are only ten newspapers pubI lished in Montgomery county at this time, and this is not enough. Most of

the proprietors of these publications revoi in wealth, own bank stock and bonds in vast quantities, and it is nothing but fair that others should share in these riches, consequently now publications should be expected soon. Tho proprietors of the new daily, Boyland it I'jltx.roth, will establish an oflice in tho Joel block.

Now Industry. The fact that anew daily newspaper has announced itself, has caused quite a sensation among t.'rawfordsville poople. there being already four papers in the tield. Tho new one will be in operation wilnin a week or more and will be known as tho Morning Herald. lid S.Boyl:md ami Will ll.Kit'/ oth are tho proprietors of the scheme. Hand bills have been scattered about town notifying the people to watch for it, They promise a new .ii-parture in the way of a daily paper.

Kunvriil Wr*. Hlioebe .Suytlcr.

The remains of Mrs. Phoebe Snyder were laid to rest in Oak Hill cemetery ln6t Sunday afternoon. Tho funeral was conducted at the residence of Mrs. Snyder's daughter. Mrs. J. B. Swank, on Blair street. Rev. (_?. P. Wuson delivered the funeral'sermon.

Another Nov Buniuess Firm. Is that of Sandorsifc Beckner.who have opened an implement and buggy house on South Washington street, The firm needs no individual introduction as the proprietors are well known and will build up a good trade. Thos. Shephard will serve in the capacity of head clork.

A l-'iur 1'laj. Was "Shore Acres'' at, tho Music Hall on Monday night, and the Hall was well filled. It was a sample of tho sort of entertainments appreciated by Crawfordsville audiences and ono worthy and sure of their support.

Free Pills.

Send your address to II. E. Bucklen A Co.. Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will convence you of their merits, These pills are easy innction, particularly effective in the cure of constipation and sick headache. For maleria and liver troubles they have been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed to be perfectly free from every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the system. Regular size 25c. per box. gold by Nye.fe Booo, Druggists.

I 'arms for sale. 1 It-' W. Maiu St.

ami as a forecast we would say that all who want to hear it car.not bo accommodated. First-class attractions have been decidedly numerous this season.

Pricea,

Rev. 0. F. Brooks I

Says that his little girl is troubled

llall on April 10th. 1 with malaria very severely, and that 1

since ho gave her Sulphur Bitters, he never tbinks of leaving New York for his summer resort without a few botties, for i'.ey always cure his family, and I are far superior to quinine.

MYERS & CHARNI

loiter You Great Hcdiicti'ons in Colored and Black Dress Goods. Hare Bargains! A 1 E I E A IN E E N S

va]ues a s]U)rt

1- We show a stock of Black Dress Goods that

is unmatched in ille Market for .Yarietj.

has been heretofore Value and Price. £nnts for tbe Younts' Woolen Mills GooiH Look at their New Cassimeres for Mens" and Boys' wear, we make to order cheap, aiid guarantee a fit.

time arg

Marvf

STO

FORSALE

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8 SR.ltS?

Call at the Old Reliable

C. A. Miller A Co., tf

Disappearance of

FHE LYON MEDICINE Co.

BY.ULDSI :T.

Water is good for floating boats and bathing purposes, but when roii

SOMETHING TO DRINK

CLIPPER

A. MUHLEISON, PROP.

Home

IN"

Our New Quarters

Corner of ^lain ami Green street.',. All our friends .iro invited fo call and insphct the new place.

Stomach TroaMe.

Lyon Medicine Company: DEAR SIRS —For fifteen years I was afflicted with stomach, heart and kidney troubles. I was induced to try LYON'S SEVEN WONDERS, and am more than pleaded, at the result. My stomach trouble has disappeared and my heart has resumed its normal action. I caa cheerfully recommend it.

ORL

AI,I'RKD PARISH.

E A N S

., July 25, 1S94.

Hot Flashes and Headaches.

7o the Lyon Medu~\ne Company: After using three boxes I am. pleased to say my appetite lias returned, the pains have entirely krfc

iHDIAriAPOLlS'.^y side, I no more experience hot flashes and my headaches have disappeared. I am free tosav that had it not been for

LYON'S

I'ANS, iNli.,

Watches, Jewelry, Cut Glass

No. 1 ii South "Washington Street

SKVKN"

OXDKRS I should not be alive .'.•••day.

RS. I/.ZII OHNSON.

July 20, IS9.I.

Everything in any of the above lines will bo found to lie, firat-claag

in every particular, ltcpiiiring of .-ill kinds of Jewelry at Jtensonablo

well selected assortment of Spcctaclew ill the Jewelry .store of

W. OTTO,

Street, Crawfordsville, lud.

C. L. Rost.

If you want Quality and Style in Black Dr ss Goods examine our line. DR SIIvKS. 39ci Big Reductions on G-ros Grain. Satin Brocade, Moire. Beau de Soie, Taflita, China, and Fancy jSilks lor Dress Waists an® ^Trimmings.

CAMPBELL COMER