Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 April 1895 — Page 7

A VETERAN'S STORY.

Several years ago, while in Fort eUinff, Minn., I caught a severe ild, attended with a terrible congh, aliowed me no rest day or light. The doctors after exhausttheir remedies, pronounced my case hopeless, sayinp they could do no more for inc. At this time a bottle of

AYER'S

Cherry Pectoral was '^seiit to mo by a

friend

who urged

me to take it, which

[did, and soon after! was greatly Iclieved, and in a short time was loiuplctely cured. 1 have never had pinch of a cough .since that time, Itml I linnly believe Ayer'.s Cherry

Vct.oral saved my life." —M". II. Ai:i), 8 Quimby A v.. Lowell, Mass.

AYER'S

:herry Pectoral

Highest Awards at WorWg Fair.

IYER'S PILLS aire Insertion and Headache

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UEVIVO

RESTORES

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VITALITY.

3 Made a

Well Man of Me.

15th Uay.

THt GREAT JiDth Ji

iiititr- hi- :ihovr n^u'i in :0 tiny*. It acta rinlly a«d quickly curt-* all otbfr* tail p:u ui'-:i will nvain tlioir l«*-: r.vmlioo»lmid old will recover tluir youtli'..u wuor l» ueiDK fcVfVO. It nuicUly and PUN 1 II'STOR^S N'TVOIIS* 1,0ft Vitality, Iiupotvney. Nightly Kniissions, pit I'owtT. Kailiuff M'lnor.v. "Wast

lit:

Dis^asi's. ami

i-flrcta ol m»lf-abun»* or oso*** and liiniscretiou, b. ii unfits our lor um-W busmen or marriage It ciily curcH by starting at tlie prat of diseaRC, but l«r«at nerve tonic and hlocti hiiittlor. brinebark the pink glow to |mlc chi rkt and re :it!g tho fire of youth. wards ofl' Juromty I Consumption. on bavuu: KSIVJVO. DO

It can b* wrird in vr*?t roik«t Kv mail, .00 per package, or yix for S5.00, with a posi re written guarantee to euro or refund J© money. Circular frup. Address YAl MEDICINE CO.. 63 River St.. CHICAGO. ILL l'OK S VLK 15V

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I)ONT STOP TOUACCO.

|.iw to Cure Yourself While Isiuir it. 'The toli.HTu hnliii prows on a man i»il In ut-rvDus sj?teiu is seriously jeet ••.!. ii ip:.iruitr health, cum fort jSd hap|iirj'*.-. 'T quit suddenly is ?tQO

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--hock to tin- system, is

tol)d eo. lo an li-veterate user ticconies asti iiniant that his system enntin-i-ravi's. l! ieo Cure is a seit?n-.-ure for the tobacco habit, in all tonus. carefully eouipouiuled after formula of euiineut lterlin lvsie'an who has used it in his priite practice since 1872. without a iilure, purely vegetable and guaranbed 'rfectiy harmless. You can all the tobacco you want, while iii£ I'.aco Curo. it will not it you rhen to stop- gi

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luarant.ie to pcriuauently cure auy ase with three boxes, or refund the jonev with 10 per cent, interest. iaco-Curo is not. a substitute, but a cieutilie cure, that cures without the |d of will power and with no incon •nience. It leaves the system as juro and free from ui'oiine as the vou took your tirstchew or smi^ke. sld'by all druggists with our ironlad guarantee, at SI.(XI per box, three j»\es. (thirty days treatment. ?.J)U. or sent direct upon reccipt of rice. Send Six Two-rent Stamps lor Sample I!ox. look let And l'roofc. l'.ureka Chemical tV: Manufac ar iiitr Company, Manufacturing fi''iiu--jts. JiaCros.se. Wi.-. a

1 u, H0LIIA\ oi' 1:1: fordsville.

AN AWFUL CRIME.

IS THAT CHAEOED AGAINSi FOUR PERSONS OF THIS ?LA E

-TWO WOMEN AND TWO MEN

ARE UNDER ARREST

A Babe is Boru on Tuesday Night aud is Qu et!y Buried in Crawi'ords

Woods by th) Supposed Father and

a Friend- It is :Heved That the Babe was Aliva When Born—A Grea! Sensation.

In !o SatuniHy's !i- ,?.w we made the inent thitt a o.t hud been horn during thcparly f:irt tie weob and tliat the same had liei juio11 buried in a unknown locality oy the supposed father, WHU ,IK not th- lawful father. 1 his article was trr-at.-d by exchanges

as morel. iui e.Mr.ar. i.ut it proved to br ftu absolulv fi "t when on Sunday r.i^ht three partk-s vii .' placed in the count} jail a! _• instigation of the coroner and the uioiiiir place.1 under ui:rl1 until she end I be sim'iiiirly deaif with. 'The parti-'9 arrested were Cli s. AVollive 1 anil iii'.'tlii'i1 and I'•*!• McQnu.van, wii: ei the mother of the chilli was "Kin" .l a wc.i kiuitvn claaise! residing on C.'he:-t street. Neighbors about the ilali home \vpr" uware of the fa"t that a birth would take place theru last week ami wah.lied the event closely. On 'i'lics day afternoon the child was born and is reported as having bien heard to cry.

No doctor was present at ite birth. 'The babe was removed soon after its birth, in a pine box aud taken to the Crawfords woods by the supposed father, Chas, Wolliver, and his companion Bert MoQiiowau. where it as buried about three feet under ground aud the spot covered over with leaves. The matter of its disposal was not kept as quiet as might be desired for it was soon loca ed by the coroner and the suspects taken into custody, Wolliver being found at the home of his girl near Yountsville by otlicera (iriinos and Eon Bannister.

The quartette was released on Mon day noon by the coroner on their own recognition, but however their case looks dark and as the coroner expressed it, he has a serious case against them aud one that will causo some one a great amount of unbargained for trouble. It is claimed that the extreme secrecy manifested at Ihe birth was to keep the fact from the father. Win. Hall. The defence will proftably endeavor to prove that the infant died from natural causes. This affair has caused a sensation of alarndug proportions and the south end citizens are bound to have the aiatter fully investigated and the guilty parties brought to speedy justice.

TUc l.aU- Mailumi* Cr»we. The Detroit Free Press lias taken a whirl at the Hon. F. V. Brooktdiirf and what he said about the lalt- Mrs Crowe, who used to livi« out in (loose Nibble. It fays:

Representative K. V. lirookshire pave an account of the performance of a woman who lives in Ilia own town ot C'raw-

was serious.

lutvi- piavlinsrd tli ii- profc S? lin'.-UK'k ixinknipt thii.ge. r-li'Jii u« has repeatedly made astonndin_ J.nKo^.n

"w"w»Ki tionn. Whv. she Hu.ls all the lost horseo

tv fflftil to any juMi'f.-wln ,l"'' and cattle in that part of Indiana, and t™ sta.o- ... r'.veipt of laBt half ilozpn iRrB )e ha8

•-.'."i c'cit.^t t)iu» roll'1'! £old rins within th eel witi. ,',K,!S1A-N...1)1A"

fc'»NI»-Iiilalilf fur Imly or Rt'iilluniiin. «.vo f'X.

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,t tin»er l-'i.'ANKi.iN .IKWM.K^ attle. 11 er methods.' hy.she 'Irinks later.

Pi-res Wool Nov-: Itv Dress

[•10 Pieces Wool Novelty Dress Uoods,

thtee or four bisr cups of strong coffee, shut* her eyes, deals a well-worn pack of cards and proceeds to business. Among mv own relatives I know of one remarkable case of her strange power. "A r. uncle

of mine who was

comfort

able man of means, lost some money through the failure of a bank and afterward stubbornly refrained from putting his money in one of those institutions. It t9 his habit, for many }eare to secret his money about the house in one pi .toe or another. He died suddenly vithuit leaving any statement where his money was to be found, and his widow, knowing well that tie must have left more currency than she could find in the familiar places, made a thorough search of all the buildings on the farm, but found no trace of it. Finally she was induced to visit the old lady whom I mentioned. After the usual consumption of cofTee and distribution of her ancient pack of cards, she said he had money buried in the garden. It was buried at such and such a time, in just such a place, and my aunt returned home and found it in exactly the place indicated, amounting to about toOO.''

She may be alive yet. but we are in Cliued to doubt it.

A HIGH TIME.

The Yountsville Batchelors Club Meet on Tuesday Night and Enjoy

a Lively Time'J'lie Yountsville Batchelors club held a grand "blow out" on Tuesday night of this week and together with tho old maids society of Possum's Glnry and elsewhere they had an unlimited circus. A grand repast was served during the evening with Ed Troutuian as Master of Ccremoni'S as follows'. y. kn i.

"IliCIIKI.OK-i! HBUK'K TO VOCU URAI.TH!

Punch

Chwtrolalri

•n.'Wjmrae in

tn:H low K'.wl

S\*iue Trip*. "Out of Biirln"

Frog Hums

Kncinaerd Chicken

fordsvd'e, This' otory was regarded by Subscribed for $4,000 and $o,000 of stock those who heard it at the time as en-' the alleged enterprise have not enough titled to the medal. It was

thought that Representative Brookshirct°

-1 was never more in earnest in my practical business men. such as Lafaylife," said Mr. Brookshire. -than when I ette wants in anew gas and electric I related what this woman lias dom* and light, organization. do. Whatever 1 said does not lack for it is known of •vi»rvr»n«! -Wnr O'.Villic

can support, everyone withir twenty anil thirty miles of Crawwhere she lives. 1 do not to explain why she does these but the faft remains that she revela-

(iooils.

K.ikxi Hniln

DDVIIISII K'-'G- llo •Winmos"

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Orated Root Kivurl! Mustard

Wii-s.-d Ko-pJ

I'A NIL IT.

I'aiip, C'hocolat* Uake. Kig Cako

oanut (. akc

Vfiiil •Cramtued'* Sau-.'rt

*4Hoartlod«" W»t»»rm«*lon

Iafa.yetle 4«a* and Klcctrir CooiptHr

A6 is well known, a number of citi/.one of CrawfordsTille a9 well as Lafayette, have incorporated a gas and eloctric company in the latter city Names of several persons from here were pub lished as stockhcldars aud the amount of btock they had subscribed, amountin),' into the thousands of dollars, was also given. Concerning this the Lafayette Times says: i-ast evening 1 had a talk with a friend of mine from Crawfordsville about this matter and he told me that eaveral of the Crawfordsville parties who

funds to "(lag a milk wagon, as he sta-

it- Some of the parties, he said,

werL men of

moderate means -but not

.SI®rU SoU

TI10 l-'irst National Bank stock of Mar\ D.(!ilkey deceased was sold at public auction 011 last Saturday at the Court House. 70 shares were sold and the same was purchased by Capt. W. P. Hen on at one thousand and

MYERS &

bit'orYou Ureal lied net ions in Colored and Black

.. IS ,, .) in all the newest shades, M) inches wide inches wide at, pel \an

Kli'irant St vies at, jier yard -7 1- \Ve show a stock of P»1 »ck Dress (joods that |2r" for all-Wool Series Ucirular Price is uumatched in the Market for Variety has been heretofore

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Aaiue and I lice.

HOWDY DO?

The Different Township Assessors Start on Their Perilous Tours on Monday Last—What Have You?

The different township Assessors started on their spring bouts on last Monday morning and they linei up ae follows:

Union Township -F. ('). Maxwell, Assessor. Ileal Kt-tato Scribes- W. \V. Kwing, A. 15. Flannigan, Joe '"Jrubb. R. L. Kvans, Laura Crubb. Clerk.

Personal Scribes- Elmore' Hobson, F. Maxwell. I5enj. F. Snyder, Jas. Hamilton ana Iv E. Vanscoyoc.

Sugar Croek F. Cook, assessor, S. N (Joodoar, deputy. S:ott- H. .Johnson, assessor. W. A. Payne. Deputy.

Uipley—W.W McRpadden, assessor aud deputy. Coal ('reek fi'oi. Dewey, assessor deputies, B. Alexander, F. M. Bagby, llenj. Swank and 11. F. Wilhite.

Clark L. D. Stringer, assessor C. ,, Snyder, deputy. Wayne- Davil Thompson, assessor L. S. Ta} lor, deputy.

Madison—Joe t. onrao, assessor, David Thulis, deputy. Walnut- W. A Diet?, assessor: Mrs. 1)., deputy. I

Franklin I. M. Stcvart, assessor S. F. Miller, deputy, I ljook, laugh and s.iy nothing.

Thi "Old Fiirni Uonit1**' The following is thtt cast for the "Old Farm Ilom" to be presented at Music Hall

:1 next Frid iy uveniug.

Jo?h ..... John Martin C'rias. CLiettmjj F. Dolby Bill Taylor Solomon Ilarvev Wniteoinb.

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Jobsoic u*t Your (aa, *et Year f«uu. At an early hour on Sun-'ay morniut: the ever vigilant patrolman, Frank Wade was promenading up "Growler Avenue"'*hen he discovered a nimble fingered artist endeavoring to gain en trance t" C. O. Carlson'6 Ten Cent store. Tin: officer immediately locked armswitli the Professor of the 'gimmy" and walt'/nd with him to jail, where it was discovered that the man was one Johnnie Moran. alias Pete. Johnnie will be given a chance to explain before the court.

4.OI IliKb" Day Notwithstanding the inclemency of the overhangers, "All High" day on Monday passed off without a hitch or hump. The programo as announced in last Saturday's RK.VIKW was carried out and iD, and the day was one of extreme joy and cleau feet. The proposed new temple to be built on the vacant lot on Main street was discussed and decided in the negative, but to the contrary they will lease the old Monon depot when vacant and tit it up for brothers and chickens.

A K«MTiv«*r Anltcd For

Ross Cohoon. late of the lirrn of Cohoon & Fisher has through his Attorneys, asked the court to set aside their late dissolution and appoint a receiver, I claiming that he had realized but a very small end of the bargain. The case promises to be hotly contested.

TVill lie Ktpf in (IIH County Aiolum

dol

lars remi'Jin. The stock in the Mont com.-ry County Agriculture Association

I recovered .'00 or 400 head of horsen and was not sold, but iS1 be. disposed of

Deputy Sheriff John Brothers has returned from Indianapolis with Henry llurd, who has been confined to the Asylum for the insane for a number of years Hurd has been pronounced in curable and will be cared for by the county. j,

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ORLEANS, LND.,Ju1y

25, 1894.

Hot Flashes and Headaches.

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DRESS SILKS.

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