Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 May 1895 — Page 2

A O S

TE is THOS

M. :KKI/1*KK. t'LAl'UK TJIOM PSON

J„uDF£l

LAWYERS.

W'ilUl.i a general practice Ml Court s££ ciOo

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«v««r MintJi .v Steele'* drug store, .-ouLli Wit*hiii|cuu streot.

I, v. I'M" I -V- W- lUU'NKll

PAUL & BEUNER

Attorney s- A t-Law

0 T. -Meol i.roon flr»»i'l.ov» Znck Mu-

ti wart «tore.

VOSIS a

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STILWSLL

IN^l'ltANl-T. At.i'.N'i

FARM iNSUR'vNwS

A specialty. 'Vc vcprcNent the lloval. 'Continental. 'Ohio i'annet'Syr.rand _scv-

11

-i Mil

italln:.i.

1,(1 \N.

irsi 1/uiSiS

6 PER CENT.

F'rr aur-.iin. i'ayaulv ani«U'i!ly at «lU'J tho v»?ar, with privilrv.:*' orimyin: £100 »alt »f

Iv -it nuy

C. W.

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AX. I.KI-.

e: MORGAN & Ui'tf.

•\-mmi INSURANCE AGSNTS-:-

At Lowest Hates.

MNTRAiTS OF T1TLK

r'uniishetl on short notice. CITY ami FARM riUH'KRTY lor sale. Officv':^^ Ornbaun !5lock, N. Washilt^tuii street

Orau t'oriisvillo. In«j.

fc' I). UllirK. W M. HKKVKS. i* II \S. I). UiEKAlt

WHITE, REEVES & OREAR. ATTORNEYS AT LAW

I A S A I N -nu-:i:r.

O a I I 'S O amount ot iiotjs*' m«.itry to Otiu in .f.iiB-i ot *.'500 to $10.000,1 rum r»K to P#*r tvui.. on tarm aua 'itv jnoj.orty. A~lo lor hint* nuinbof of farms ami city r«^i-ji-nce at a lin.

.1. MRITTON. M. I).

Vetcriiiary Siuuceoii and

Dentist.

Gra1ijait'o{ i!i»m. hi^'airn Vt«terinary

ro:it*

al! nj' Domestic AtLinal.^. Uh FK. ?•.: Dwr A- MorpmV Unn: smn., *'4 Main trt'Ot. InUrnicr at !•'. M»*. [ouaM Iivt ry 8tabl»\ 'Iwi ••aril Market -ttvet.

Moncv to: Loan

W.th |Kiynion «j iiib! timotosMU In-t-cr»«at th»

4

JCitUor real ''.-tat^'ir personal

fioourHv ii.•*•*{•!, »uol not*»s calj«*ii

C. W. BURTON,

Kast Main Stj-*r»it, ?A:-

PAMKc.ft'S A11'{ BALSAM -i aj.'i :li-- hair. ti i,' if Itix'iritmt rr'»wih. .-»"'vcr Fa.lw to Hoatcre Gray

Hair to i'6 Youthful Color. U-if '•raijj 'iisriiM-ii hair latliiu!. .-.a.i.i.il.-a-

•""ho Consumptive and rcc-ic ninl nit w-1,.1 f|. /ffm I v:J\irkor'o Ginger .* •. it*'»'• V.. .. iHl.'iijty. infii. i-«. nr..» \v. nk..« !iU'-'UMiUltrfU". uii'i i'uih. uJc. A $.1. fur Cnriis.

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ClilclicklcrV KnelUh Diamond TtmiKi.<p></p>PILLS

'ENNYROYAL P1(S^X.

I Original

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I Only Genuine.

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I*rtij*s iRC for

C/ti^hf-strrn Fnqli*h Jfm-

mond h•

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ari'i tnid nHMnllnA^gV

—n-aitnl with hluM rj'dM.u. Tnko ^uno ollit'i*.

ht/u*' dauqtitjiit

Hum nini umt itivti*. A

or wnd 4o.

iti itainjn for |srtlcul»m. testimonial* ant

r* **HeIlcf for Lu)llcm in itfrcr. br roturti

Qr

^lulL 10.000 I •-tniionlfiU. Aim»

i.'hU lif«lerv heuilvalCo.

Ami see all the Latest Stvles in

Spring l'ootwear. I^einemher we

keep nothing but the Best.

Youngmai]^ Iribby,

1 S W as in to S

The LeadingConserralory of Am0rica^-'VoO

CA FA N

Director.^

yetjmled 1&S3 by E, Touxj«ie.

THE REVIEW.

ST. T. I.USE,

TKRMS OF 4 JHSCUIPTIOM.

One year* tti the connty, Oneyeai\ont of the co'inty, Inquire at Office for AJvertliniz rates.

ier.

From the number of tins country us profesM-mal l-.-.ingei-iit-'.,*-, t.'rkiiiL' np enI b' iasm. cailins sinners? to r!'i---utiMic'. etc. the hU'Sitii f-s-'-nVust

pay'

pretty well in a

suppose lie btlr-im inust jiity tirst'cla^s. or be so many to follow it ,1'roib -Jot

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to ^lOd ami •'rlol

friM|ueiiliy pani liicti. fnrih* ir rvn'i

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On. has been found in paying quantities at Fortvillo, a small village near Anderson. The experiment was made of drilling into an abandoned gas well, and at a depth of 7" feet in Trenton rock, oil gushed forth at the rate of forty barrels per day. It is the opinion of many that oil wells will be developed nil tnrough toe gas belt. During the month of A pril o.jij wells were being drilled for tul in eastern Indiana. Wells county has j0 completed wells, Hlackford 11..lav bi, Atlains :i"J. (Irant 15 and Huntington 7. These wells are now producing about 1.UO0 barrels of oil per day. Men who own lands in the oil belt are getting fabulous prices for the privilege of using them.

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Mull(ifiti Kiuiir«s

tcld bj AI! Lw»l UruKKUitf. I'liliadu.! I'a.

-CALL AT

"The: Grand

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s-roti

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Send for Prospectus

giving full information.

FRAVK W. HAI.B, General Manager*

has agreed to pay I'.ng-

iand ?7ii,000 the amount or her claim, within a certain time and in conse qnonce Knglish ships have all withdiawn from the Nicaraguan ports. The English government in this matter has acted as any eensiblegovernriientshould ami the administration has Bhown equally good sense by keeping its hands off. Monroe doctrine notwithstanding. Unless this government would assume the 670,000 tl'ibt of Nicaragua to keep the Monroe doctrine inviolate it would lie thflicuit to explain how Kngland or or any other government could have under the circumstances acted different.

DEATH OF EX-G0V. CHASE.

Kx

Governor Chase died at a town in Maine last Sunday after a short illness. Jly the death of Hovey in 'Ul Chase bo came Governor, and tilled tho chair until the inauguration of Mathews. Chase was a kind hearted man, an individual possessed of many kindly traits, and his death will be lamented by many. Ho was an indifferent business man, a poor politician, and should never have abandoned his calling of a minister for that of politics. As a minister ho was a success, and with the denomination to which he was attached possessed much influence.

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I'lin-

iarv |.i it if vii.-w, :f in no other. We have had iiiils. Ostrum. Chapman and others hfie duniin Hie past tew \tar=, and they au iy cMi'iiciv" inlv/rtinini draw out Muni'Mise audiences anil cie.itfi a er. -,t •\t .valcenii:g" -while ibey it iiifonv. ne uiiO t:tlcM wt-ie no iipiibi piodu'-eiivfh/- ./.'numerous other v*aliti'.- v,hei tli'ev' held f.iirtli We

the l-'.vangt' ist

en* wouM hot Smujh per w(M*k are

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MAY 18, 1895.

THE PROFESSIONAL EVANGEL

crats, held at the Gray Club rooms, in

a a

lie Deinoei

the various countits. A number of I local clubs Have, already been orgr.niz-d

now touring ^ilTerent parts of the State, but the matter of uch organizations is not progrossing as it ought. T'ne League was not organized in the intt rest of any pros pective caiulitlate or faction its sole object being the •.''isseiiiiua'ioti of democratic doctrines and the success of democratic principle*, and tos"cure to th- democratic party the political ascendency tnat, as a matt, of right, bo longs to it. by reason of its numerical strength a nil tho justness of its cause

I !y its t.'oust i'ution a!, clubs or associa lams co

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Coc'rasi this wita th by the Peter (.'artng'n Strang, s. and other pioM ministers uf sixty ami ago. who receiver eeneraHy only from 1O0 to tf(ii.i') per c.it' for the hartlest kim.l i.'f work, and the liiiloronec in remuneration between th tl time and to day is asttinishin The hivangelist of lay endures' ie.v hartlships ami suffers few exp.i.sures. 15ut after all said and done does this V'--systoin'..- ttf i'eligious work udvaiice I he

.se of ('iiristiamty

to auy appreciable extent..- It is very qnestionabie. (_\'u!d not l.te'ter returns be made from tile money expanded by applying it tti worthy charitable pur-

poses? We believe it couh.1. The syston of tin evangelist of to-day of managing the untiei'ta'iiiig in drawing on the pot»]ilc. smacks very much of liar nam circus plans, and it is certainly calculated to bring it into contempt among quiet t! inking and well meaning people. The theory of lighting the Devil with any kind of weapon you can use in this case, won It not seem correct. In the the end the Devil may have the best of the light by it: as there is much in it to anl h'm. The plan of dousing the patient with nostrums may be all right temporarily and he may feel bet tor tor tho time being, but at the tTects of the nietln ine have passed away, is in a worse condi! on than before The high pressure ^ilan of carrying on religious nn-'otings is r.ot trenerally the best or most durable. Like many other popular exeitements. it becomes stale and tinattract ive. The professional evangelist, who taKes contracts to get out crowds at so much per week for his services, is now reaping the harvest—of cash but in a few short joars. his occupation wll be gone, because sober second thought Wi!, reason that here are bet tor plane foi aiding religious work in this country than his

While this is true as to the 'organization. the member, in his individual (.capacity, will, of course. Vie free to supI »^rt- w!w\in Ilo tiloucoc :|i :1 ,-.i ulldatO lor

iims secured tie- John whom he pleases as a Methodists "''hce. within the ranks of the democratevenly years teal clubs ought In be or-

Crtnizeil. at onct", in each county in the stat', and 1 eari.estiy urge, upon tiomoI democrats So see that this is done anil that independent. 1 '.e organized, tai

themselves with the

lirection imli to in the gri

TO INDIANA DEMOCRATS-" THE ROAD ROLLER BUSINESS.

At a mooting of representative demo-

STRIKES

strikes aiming employes in several lines of business were announced last week, particularly among coal miners in various western states where mining is carried on. After the experitr.ee which almost always follows such undertakings it would seem that strikes should be mrich less frequent, yet they are not. In nine cases out of ten the striker is eventually the loser. A problem vet to bo solved is how tt) prevent strike-, antl the dilliculty so ofterj arising between labor and capital.

Tin. now bridge ami improvement over the Monon on east Wabash avsr,nn will cost tno city £'.',000. The road rt ler will co-t near l.OOfl. Thetax payers can learn from these two I'ems where some tif their money goes. The Monon could have been compelled to have footed the entire expense of tilt bridge improvement, whereas they have simply furnished tht stone for the abutments, and is at no further oxpenr-e This, however, is only in line with much of the work transacted by the present city council.

TH I S O I O

the order of the council

compelling property holders to construct cement walks on the block south of the school building on Green street tine of the property holders is compelled to place a mortgage on his h.juse and lot in order to pay the bill of 8100 or more for tho work. To equalize this sotnenhat each councilman should be compelled to place a cement walk in front of his residence.

IT has come to pass now that the man of any groat amount of property before making his will should call in two or three physicians to decide in advance whetnor or not ho is insane. If after this somebody does not prove the physicians insane the will may go through tho courts without any oxponsive litigation.

At Charlotte. North Carolina. exConfederate and ox-Federal soldiers marched arm in arm. to the cemeteries of that city last week and decorated the graves of tho Confederate dead. Tho waievrs of tho bloody shirt of the re publican party should at once take cognizance of this "groat outrage." -.

In tho Morrison will case at Richmond, Ind., last week ox-pre6ident Harrison for tho plaintiffs, made what his friends term tho great effort of his life. The greatness of tho effort seems to have been more in the length of it than anything else,

., May 9th. '05. The city council Rooms to have acted

a

the uitv of Indianapolis, January '.Ul\ up t| KtreotP, tuit from its action in ISO."), Tlit! Jackson League of Indiana numerous other atfairs relating to matwas organized and otlicers elected for

the ensuing ear. At subsequent meet pected. Although tho roller does not ings. held in the same city, tho ergani- gi/e the satisfaction expected by the

perfected and steps taken for terms of its purchase, the owners can organization of local clubs throughout ,nd will force the city to take it. The tho State. The articles of association, terms art* all on the side ot theownei!together with plan of organization of of these rollers. A law suit would be such local clubs, have been printed and favorable to them, no doubt, and taking distributed to Kxeeutive Committee- it to he highest fourt. hoy v. on tinmen and

.itic Chairman

of

mn'tod with it are strictly pro- it y. but very little more hibited from se.lvocatinjf or espousing. I

I in ar.y iniinner. the candidacy or nomination of any person to public ofiice.

very bunglusome manner in regard

0

tj road roller that has been plowing

rs

effecting the city, tliii- was to he ex

doubtedly win. The roller does all its

miinufat:turors claim for it: it lo snot ilo all the council thought t.r oxpettted it would. Tiie manufacturer.-, however, have the agreement of the unci! and intent! to hold it to til letter. 1 he proceedings throughout lnv' what blind pari i/.anism will tlo in matters of inter est to tax payers by frei|iientI) placing inexperienced and impractical men in charge of important ati'sirs. Dining tile remainder of their oflicial lives the wisest thing for ho ma jo rit of no co licit would bo to do nothing more than draw their salaries. 1'he tax-pa\"i« can possibh survive that mne'i ot the calamanvthing !se.

Deafness Uanaoi lie

liy local application? as they cannot roach tho diseased portion of the ear. There is only one wav toenre deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is c»used by an inllamed eontlition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When thie tube is inUametl you lia a ininbling sound or iinperfect hearing, and when it i^ entirely closed, deafness is the resuil, anil

democratic clubs, unless the intiamat ion can be taken out steps to connect and tins tube restored to its normal

L'-agti". in order tin unbroken and our friends--the

that we may present invincible front tt

The Democratic press of Ihe I tlamed conniiitm earnestly requested to urge faces

enemy. State is upon its readers the necessity of a We will give One prompt and tnorough. club organization (for any ease of I )t

throughout the State. A proper dis- catarrh) that cannot he play of .Jaeksonian vim and vigor, in the Catarrh Cure. Send for

ated. will insure us vicar battle of ballots in THOMAS I!. IS

•snient '•son Ijoaguo.

TH O O

the accursed bunglesomencHS

of the two sessions of our state legislature. county treasurers tlo not know by what plan to settle with t!i'.' State TreaHtirets and county commissioners so far its their duty in the premises are concerned are in equal ignorance. Decisions of the Supremo ourt or opinions of the State attorney are also at variance, and offer no reasonable way out of the dilema. It is hoped the next legislature may be able to enact a law governing the pay of tunty officers founded on justice and good sense that may stick.

condition, hearing -.\i!i be destroyetl for-

ever, nine cases out of ten are caunul by catarrh, which is no'tdn^ but an inhe ni In •, I Ktir. I

Tired, Weak, Nervous,

Means impure blood, ami overwork or too much strain on brain and body,

E II

i.i.coiti

way to cure is to feed the

nerves on pure blood. Thousands of people certify that the best blood purilitT. the best nerve tonic ami strength builder is Hood's Sarsaparilla. What it has done for ot Iters it will also tlo for you —I lood's ('tires.

Nervousness, loss of sleep, loss of appetite antl general debility all disappear when Hood's Sarsaparilla is per sistently taken, and strong nerves, sweet sleep, strong body, sharp appetite antl in a word, health antl happiness follow the use of Hood's Sarsaparilla.

Tht? strong point about Hood's Sarsaparilla is that they are permanent, because they start from the solid f' unt:ation of purified, vitalized and enriched blood.

The to

-tl amount of gold in circula present tnn-i is estin/ated at weighing dto-

tioTi at t! about Ll.070.0l)(.unii.

n-ot her tons.

Kill AN! XIX1- I'KR iK

In vestments. Nontaxable. Tho Stiit" ISuilooig antl Loan Association of 1 diana. Call oti .inn.N M. Son

viI If.

VA/TY..

A N A I

li'orHiU'in

I •'gt^aRaBBaa

the mucous stir-

I

Hundred Dollars ifness (caused by I

•itred by Hall's circulars: free. I.. Toledo, (). 7oe/ .y

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'Sr'Sold by Druggist

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A carp taken out of the water may be kept alive for twelve hours by a pn-ce of bread soaked in brandy placet! in its mouth.

(.'rawfords

It cost Kentucky ?1M to secure the extradition from Ohio of Napoleon I!onapart" Shackleford. who stole a hog.

The Discovery Saved His Life.

Mr. (!. (1. Caillouette, druggist. 1'ea ville. III., says "To Dr. Ling's New Discovery 1 owe my life. Was taken with la grippe antl trit tl all the physicians for milt's about, hut of no avail and was g.ven npand told I could not live Having Dr. King's New Discovery in inv store I sent for a bottle and began its use and from the first dose began to get better, and after using three bottles was up ami about, again, it is worth its weight in gold. We won't keep.store or house without it." (let a tree trial at Nye & llooe's drug store,

The mud bath:- of Dax. in I'ranee, have existed and been more or less celebrated since the time of the I-tomans.

Bncklen's Arnica Salve

The Best Salvo in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rn-uni, fever s^res. tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and till skin erup tions, and.positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. I'ricc 25 cunts per box. For sale by Nye &, liooe. Mar, 1 yr.

Tho wings of tho owl are lined with a soft tlown that enables the bird to fly without making tho slightest sound.

City property for sal e. Co., 118 W. Main St.

Washington

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C. A.Miller A tf

Men attending the pans in salt works are never known to have cholera, small pos, scarlet fever or intluenza.

Found at Last! Zero Oreaxtiei^

ties:---.- .'

nv.

Just the thing to save von money. Tt is a prrfi'ct Articlc oi

JOE E.

ol

milk and the preservation til' ail kinds if risin ,a! loot]. Sold strn tlv tin its met it-.

The uanlwa.t man. S Wa^'iii-,. oil Mi-eel!

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U!'U-OtJ to t-urc !l t*r, JiotKhiciii'. ii

tsiiV:.I?-:, ii«:I ::ti 1 t»tirii viv*«it jxu'i j»t 'i'il I t'n r.-!'..) jr.I

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GRAND SPRING

RUBEft'^ BATE? HOUSE

West Wa-liinuieii I It'i I

KIN'G- OF TAILORS AND GLOTHTERS.

•"Onf ''niiigiiitlcent ami well selected stock of Spring and Sumng Novelties in line tnilor-m.tde Clothing is now ready fur your inspectiot and we would kindly ask 'i it you examine our line before spendir,: a dollar for Spring Clothing, as we are allowing the largest and bes selected lino ever shown in tin- city, comprising all the,:-late it :ov^ ties in Imported and Domestic Fabrics.

SEE OUR WINDOW. NOTE OUR PR US S S.(V* !i )itv» ut Our I rj.T)0 Cli'ti.'i' of (1 111 VMf A Supnrh Mn^of Troi'.nt'rs from 50 ."•!)

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OP'dlNENG !Sr!I

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C'hoic

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(jrolcl tvirio for

Hundreds of ti.eftti articles for presents at locand higher. I wilksefi'ir-

cheaper than any man on earth if you will only give me a chance give awav Tables. Cloti.es Racks and Ironing Boards.

Carlson's lOo {Store DO YOU WANT SHOES

of

l-.verv tfiuilo of sii|i]iiio« kept

ut -MI r'j." 'if iur? vi I lit*

$r.0 Hays (••loit' ..«) I1I tllf

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That Combine Style Comfort andDurabi ty?

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McClamrock's

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of ItnHtou, and Clark CoLIoko. NpniiKfU-M. Ohio. They aro Mi»* Hit»•** 1'^

Funeral: Director:

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Htock—from tlii

WHITE AND BLACK FUNERAL CARS

JUIIN ti. SWANK, AHMlHtnnt.

aVeitti

Opposite Court

C. BARIVHILL,

York: v'

-h','ipi'st

PRICES ALWAYS REASONABLE I

1 am nlhu RKcnt for th'? Ilnyil llurcliir Proof Criirt. unit, "fllec in new llinlei'l Hl"'•Jl South fiMliliiKton Htruut. HeaitJeiitiii, 115 South Washonitoii Hiret't..

REPEAT IT TO YOURSELF! Willis & iMctyumvn, Ivoretto I'ictiii^

Willis iV' MdQuown, Ivorette rictnr'Willis & Mcttynown, Ivorctte I'ictin''"'

The Ivorettc Picture is made only at the Willis Gallery and arc tl'L

ever made, and cost you no more than the ordinary pictures m111'1'

others. Call at our studio and see samples.

Willis & McQuow'U

Makers of the Ivorette. Main street, over Jake Joel's stoic.

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and: I mbalmer.

to tli»

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