Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 April 1895 — Page 7

Sick Headache Permanently Cured

"I was troubled. a !nr imo, with sick headache. 1 was usually aceompaitied with M-vcro pains in the temples and sickness at the stomach. 1 tried a good many remedies recommended for ~this complaint but if was not until I bet'.an taking

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gle box of these pills did the work forme, and am now a well man." C. II. IIt:Tciu.\(is, East Auburn. Me.

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Until his nervous system is seriously fteeted, impairing health, comfort jd happiness. To quit suddenly is j)0 severe a shock to the system, as jbacco,to an inveterate user bccomes /stimulant, that his system continjaliy craves. Bitco-Curo is a scientific cure for the tobacco habit, iuall Pits forms, carefully compounded after ,the formula of an eminent Berlin

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Baco-Curo is not a substitute, but a scientific cure, that cures without the aid of will power and with no inconivenience. It leaves the system as |puroand free from nicotine as the day you took your first chew or smoke.

Isold by all druggists, with our iron[clad guarantee, at S1.00 per box, three |boxes, (thirty days treatment, |$'2.50, or sent direct upon receipt of ]price. Send Six Two-Cent Stamps IP or Sample Box, Booklet And Proofs IPree. Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Company, Manufacturing "chemists. LaCrosse. Wis. jau. 11th. mo.

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NEW FIREMEN.

The Council Selects Two New Men —Cement Walks Ordered.

The regular session of the city cbu'n cil was held Monday night Th- roll call showed a full attendance. Fire Chief Dorsey who had at the last meeting been instructed to investiu'iito tho condition of tho cellars in the business part of town reported that several cellars require immediate attention to prevent tires. '1 he suoj«ct of cement sidewalks gave rise to a nood dt-a! of discussion. The ordinance passed at the last meeting for walks on Green St.. was rescinded in view ..f tho fact that Charles Crawford intends erecting a now building to replace the present one on the north east, corner of Main and Greon streets within a year and that the ordering of the side walks would result in a loss, David Darter also had a kick coining against th- ordinance.

Now cement walks were ordered

the west side of Washington street in front of Mrs. Cresse's Millinery Store on Main street from Green to Water street. On Main street in front of Slyer? A Charni's Abo Levinsons and the east half of Bischof's store The fixing of other walks was discussed and referred. The matter of the w.ilks about the Christian* church was seiiled by Wilhite Btating that tho church directors intend to look after the matter in the near future.

A permit was granted II. R. Tinsley to gravel the streets in front of the Whitlock property at his expense.

The matter of granting Dr. Keogan a permit to improve his property which lies within the fire limits was brought up but the Mayor declined to put the question before the council regarding such an act a violatian of the city laws.

McCampbeil introduced the subject of additional legular men on the lire department. A motion to select two more regular men was carried. 11 r. Phillips made a proposition to the council for a system of sewerage.

COME DOWN

Mr. lleese next appeared with a patent appliance for stopping leaks in hose while fighting tireB, cost $25. It was moved and carried to buy one.

The Council adjourned to hold a secret session for the purpsse of selecting the new firemen. Clarence Patton and Wm. Vance were choseu, their services to begin at once on a salary of §40 per month. That GR* nnH Klrcirii: I.i«bt Co.

The Lafayette city council refused a franchise to the new proposed Electric Light Company, of which P.C. Soramerville, N. J. Clodfelter. Charles Waterberry and others of this city, with a number of Lafayette citizens, were named as stockholders. A portion of the report of tho city council says:

The committee further reports that it has made an examination of the show ing made bj said company, and the amount and character of the stock subscribed.

The committee finds that a considerable portion of tho stock subscribed to said company is not bonatide.

It further finds that a considerable portion of 6aid stock is subscribed, in tho opinion of tho committe. by persons not financially responsible for tho amount of stock by them subscribed.

It further reports that, so far as it has boon able to ascertain, it has found no one who has subscribed for etock that oxpocts to pay for tho same. A Dnrk llorsc.

The Indiana Stato Normal base ball team which was this year admitted to Indiana Intercollegiato baso ball association defeated Depauw University last Saturday in a surprising one sided game. It had been generally concodod that the Normalites would bo easy picking for tho othor collego teams but the gamo Saturday may tend to make them practice more diligently lest their fate bo likewise unto that of Depauw. Tho score was 27 to 8. Wabash playB ^the Normal team here June ^th.

While you think about Carpets, Lace Curtains, Mattings and Portieres. We have a Lace Curtian worth §10.00 which we will sell you for §4.95. One worth $3 will sell for §1.48, and the best you ever saw for 98 Cents.

Will do you good on Crpets. Ditto on Mattings.

Myers & Charni.

CAMPBELL CORNER.

DOESEY TO THE RESCUE.

Brave Rescue of a Woman From the

Flames at an Early Morning Fire. Shortly before nine o'clock Monday morning fire broke out in the old frame shell on west Main street owned by Mrs. Lee aud occupied by Richards repair shop. Doc Griffith, the driver of the department had the horses out exercising and it was some time after tho alarm was sounded before the firemen reached the scone. The lire had gained good headway and the work of extinguishing tho blaze was a difficult one. The entire second floor was burned and much of tho furniture was destroyed The fire gave rise to many amusing incidents as well as exciting.

Dorsey's gallant rescue of Miss Hattie l'lankenship from a horrible death in the flames is deserving of a medal Soon after the arrival of the department on the scene while the denEO volumes of smoke were rolling out from everv crack and crevice in the old building, Miss Blankonsbip's frightened face appeared over the edge of the balcony in front. The frantic calls of the bystanders for a ladder brought Dorsey to the rescue and mounting the ladder and clasping in his arms the thoroughly frightened girl brought her safely to mother earth from a height of fully 15 feet amid the cheers of the crowd. Tho fire was "nuts'' for tho small boy who couldn't hear tho bell for school and consequently got a half holiday.

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all Senion.

The college base ball season opened last Saturday. The Butler team played the Purdue team at Lafayette. This was the only game scheduled. The attitude of the college presidents toward foot ball has increased the interest in base ball.

The schedule of games among the members of the Collegiate Athletic Association is: April 13, Butler at Purdue April 20, Rose Pol) technic at Indiana State Normal, Wabash at Butler April 27, Wabash at Indiana University. Rose Polytechnic Institute at Butler, Indiana State Normal School at Purdue May 3, Rose Polytechnic at Ilanover May 4, Purdue at Wabash, Indiana University at Butler May 10, Hanover at Indiana University May 13, Hanover at Wabash May 14, Hanover at Purdue May 18, Rose Polytechnic at Indiana University. Butler at Indiana State Normal May 25, Indiana University at Purdue. Wabash at Rose Polytechnic May .'JO, Butler at Hanover ,lune 8. Indiana State Normal at Wabash,

The Ulalchcrnu Flat*. The above is the name of the new larg^e 7-story building just completed by Cien. Wallace on north Meridian street, Indianapolis. It is designed for the oc cupancy of families only, and there are rooms sufficient for the use of twentyfive families, most of which have already been engaged. Tho General himself superintending the renting of them.

Not the least advantage of the fiats on the upper floors is the view that one gets of the city. The whole city lies at one's feet, 60 to speak. On a clear day tho lulls, miles away, can be plainly seen. From the seventh tloor the Central Asylum for tho Insane looks as if it were distant but a ten minutes' walk.

The City Wins. Tho suit of the administrator of tho estate of Charley Allen against the city for $10,000 resulted in favor of tho city. The case wont to the jury Saturday afternoon and the verdict read in court Monday morning. Tho plea of tho defense was that there should have been protection against the possibility of accident. Tho attorneys for tho city proved that Allen WPS well acquainted with tho road, having driven over it many times and that at the time of tho accident he was intoxicated. Tho lawyers for tho defense were .lorre West AJudge Thomas.

FROM OVEK

THE CHURCH TENT.

Will be Pitched on West Pike Street

—Preparations for the Revival Progressing Finely-Committee Meeting-

Tho committee on the location of the big tent for the Chapman meetings decided to pitch it on the commons on west Pike street as being the best situated and most suitable. The various committees were called together by Rev. Thomson, Chairman of tho executive committee Monday afternoon at their. M. C. A. Committees for pitching and care of the tent, ushors, reception and entertaining were appointed.

W.H.Jackson and Frank Cose will have charge of the tent, J. S. Kelley, W. B. Lyle and L. A. Clark assisted by .'50 young men will have charge of the seating of tho congregation and the pastors of the various churches will constitute tho committee to receieve Dr. Chapman and his assistants on their arrival. The song books for use in the mooting have arrived and the committee request that all who can will purchase tho books and learn the songs before the arrival of tho evangelist. Mr. Sunday, Dr. Chapman's assistant is expected several days in advance of Mr. Chapman and will hold preparatory meetings at the churches. Tho interests in the meetings in growing and there is promiso of a great revival.

Resolution* ol Condolence.

The following resolutio ns svero voted upon andjadopted by the members of tho Endeavor and Sunday School of Liberty Christian church.

Whereas our dearly beloved brother Nathaniel Quick who was a faithful and tireless worker both in the Endeavor Society and Sunday school has recently departed to his reward.

THKKK.FOKK be it resolved, that while in his death wo as an Endeavor Society and Sunday School experience a great lose, we will cherish hia memory and put ourself more earnestly to the work which ho so dearly loved, the leading of men to tho light of thn gospel. 2. That we tender our heartfelt sympathy to his family in their bereavement and pray that grace Divine may be given thom to sustain them in this their hour of grief. '1 hat a.copy of these resolutions be sent to the bereaved family and that a copy be entered upon the records of the Endeavor Society and also of tho Sunday School.

JOHN C. JACKSON, Bl.ANl'HK ScllLEl'l'V, -N W. II. bl'Ht.F.lM'Y,

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Verdict, lorSKoOO.

The jury in the Carpenter $10,000 personal damage suit at Brazil againBt tho Vandalia railroad, which went to trial on Monday last, after boing out twenty-two hours returned, a verdict Saturday in favor of the plaintiff in the sum of $1,500. It remains for tho court to determine whether the special finding of facts on the part of the jury and the tho law consist. Carpenter, whose death resulted from injuries sustained by a fall at Cloverland station, claimed by the prosecutioa to be due tc the negligence of tho company, was fifty-five years of age. The jury presumed that he would not have died from natural causes until having rounded out the allotted three score and ten and that his service would have been worth to his family 6100 a year for tho remaining fifteen years.

Suffered Intensely.

About 17 years ago I was taken with neuralgia and erysipelas, which led to a chronic trouble, and 1 suffered intensely with ulcerated eyes and heart trouble. I began using Hood's Sarsaparilla and havo now taken seven bottles. and 1 am doing my house work with ease. I havo gained pounds since taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. Mrs. T. C. Powell. Macv. Ind.

Hood's I'ills cure all liver ills

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In some lilies American Goods are the best. Different conditions make this untrue in other lines. Take Ginghams, Plaid Suitings or Linens far instance. The French, Scotch, Germans or Swiss know how to make I them Abetter than Americans do. For that reason we have bought a lot from the importers and will sell them this week 25 per cent, off, just to show you how cheap we can sell-

Myers & Charni.

CAMPBELL CORNER.

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Disappearance of a Stomach TroaJMa, 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 pleased at the result. My stomach trouble has disappeared and my heart bra resumed its normal action. I cao. cheerfully recommend it.

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Our New Quarters:

Coruer of Main aud Green streets. All our friends are invited t) call and iusphct the new place.

ALFRED PARISH,

ORI,8ANS, IND., July 25, 1S94.

Hot Flashes and Headaches.

To the Lyon Medicine Company:

After using three boxes I am pleased to say my appetite has returned, the pains have entirely left

iHDlAriAP0U5niy side, I 110 more experience hot I l.m I flashes and my headaches have disappeared. I am free to say that had it not been for LYON'S SEVEN"

WONDERS I should not be alive •».to-day. MRS. LIZZIK JOHNSON. OKI.KANS, INU., July 26, 1S94.

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in every_jin£ticular. Repairing of ^alljtinds of Jewelry at Rcasonabt

Priccs, Jtnd^^voll^sfclectedjtssortnR^it^oMSp^ at the Jewelry store

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Street. Crawfordsville. Ind.

C. L. Rost, ANNIE. LAURIE

Probably wore Dresses made of beautiful Scotch Plaids. We have them: not the same but similar ones. It's small wonder her lover was willing to v'Lay me down and dee7' tor her.

There is a freshness and attraction about Plaids that nothing else has. We have them in Taffeta, Swivel, all-Wool, Part .Wool, and Wash Fabrics.

If you haven't seen them you should.

Myers & Charni.

CAMPBELL CORNER.