Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 July 1895 — Page 3

Lie should ali/.e hat the only le and pcrjr,. lent c. -o {or thoir odition is bo fot :..i having

cause the hea'th of every organ and ue of the body depends upon the Irity of the Wood. The whole world lows the ntai: ard blood purifier is

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ptl therefore it is the only true and ibio medicine for nervous people, imakes the blcod pure and healthy, Id thus cures nervousness, makes |c nerves firm and strong, gives sweet mental vif or, a good appetite, irfcct digestion. It does all this, nnd Ires Scrofula, Fczrmia, or Salt Kheum Jd till .other blood diseases, because it

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prove

Tbo

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Sarsa-

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Get Hood

suffered with "weakness and nervous', but xivo bottles of Hood's parilia cured me." CHARLES H. •n u, Centervilicj Ind.

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all livor ills, bilious-

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headache. 25e.

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'IA THE

|iper& Vestibuied Trains

FROM CuNCiNNATi Chattanooga, iJirminghnm, MeOrleans, Atlanta, Macon and Jack-

|t keeping Cars to Birmingham, CoVi'.i -.e.y, Knovvillc, Ashevillc, Jackson, •rj an.l Shrevoport. j',i', ivTourist Sleeper, Cincinnati to Los r- iin Francisco every Thursdcy. 'ouU to the Southwest via New Or via Siireveport.

IDAIL'- TRAINS TO CHATTANOOGA for Lffcralitre :..U Ti-n^ Tal-li-s.

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there were 3,134,934 P.ickn^csof IllRl-S' ROOTBEER Sold ill 1K34, vhich made 15,67$,735 gallons, gj, f'r 3'3.494»7oo glasses, suliicicnt to give every man, wolir.an and child iu the United ||J [States, five glasses each—did ||j you gel your share Be.sine il5| and get some this year.

A 25 coot pa:,_'r,:~- makts galicu.n Sold ourvwlierc.

.OOEBEEG^JJ

HUS. E. IIIRF.S CO., Phi'a.

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LSTHE WATCH WORD. THE FARMERS ol the North and \V#t lr( ftpidly moving to the w«rns climate tnd |lct lairmj 0! the South.

"J Join thtm? Qo to communities lit T«nn JJ-ct Alabama, Mississippi, or Louisiana, pliers your health will bo betters your ^t'ihbors the most hospitable In the Worlds "HI capital required Aczdcmics and p'I'"S»s noted the country overj climate t! in summer—no blizzards to winter.

/Ol

I.OW RATE land-seekers tickets every day I Hie year, to various points on its line, lor Iwncli! ol prospective settlers. 3 MILLION Acres 01

lii,1-'lnAlabama,Louis-

jj'nt and Mississippi at $3 '55 per acre. Easytermn. Y, ANDERSON, Land Commissioner,

Birmingham, Ala.

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RINEARSON, 0. P. A.. Cincinnati. 0.

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•OB DAVIS.

ilu» Street Liveryinau.

IN A

Frightful Disaster on the Grand Trunk Road.

TWKNTY-FIYK PERSONS KILLED.

Itioulis—Tw Kill ell anil Anion-

i'.aKC, -,," y—terrible accidnn! occurrvil ,it 3 o'clock in tlio morning at Crnigs Koail station on tho Grand Trunk railway, about fourteen milo3 wsst of Levis. A very largj pil^rimngu from Sherbrook.', Windsor Mills, and Richmond had left t!u latter town for tho bhrino of Si. Anns Do Benupro. Thore wera two sectM:i-i of the train, ono runnin« a few 111:11 uto behind the other. The fit st. g.-cuon was standing at tin Craigd, R-j-id Kadon takinif water..-, shi il Miti) tho l'liilinau.

The SI-.MI.KI I:issinit the sem:v phore, •.ishi-.1 into tho rear Pullman coach

v.orcl we have voluntary testiilish the fact that

OODV*

:a!s fully

no llr-.', •••. :ion, smashing it tu

kindiinit wood and killing, it is said, everybody 01 Uiws'-cinr tixoept the Pullman conductor, vho J,'imped. Engineer MoLood and K.-.jm.iij. suction, w.'i'tj botii Pullman en HM W iirst««.:i-.i cafn.ot in

rkins, of tiie second ilf outright. The telescopod into thii 'i:it s-oetion, killing

a number of passengers riding in them. Among the ki u-1 are throo priests. Tho number killed 1-, placed at twenty-lieu and tho number injured thirty-four. The dead and injured were taken "to Levis

Naintis ot th« *.nr,\d.

The death list is us follows: Charlie J-i'dar.--, mail clerk .Miss Bedars, hi (i uighter Hector McL"od, engineer Richard Perkins, fireman Rev. Father J. L. Mercier, v. Mr. Cogan, all of Riciimonil R-v. Mr. Diirnan of Windsor Mills Miss Valin and her aunt, name unknown, .-it. .Joseph D« Levis Miss Tiianoue, St. Joseph' Do Levis Mrs. i.ver, Danville tho two Misses Do Lyeourto of Shellord John O'Ferrell, Hieiimond.

List of Injured.

The wounded were taken to Queboc for treatment, and are as follows: John 1'adieu, J. P. (Jayor, -Seraphim Gayer, Joseph Caver, Louise Gayer, all of Danville Virginia Sylvester, Hane Mrs. Frances Toutaine, Brougliton Louis ti nlettc, A.rtiiabaskavilie Patrick Mellugli, Cojieiton Rev. Father T. Do P. :.?:er. cure of Brougliton Pierre Al-la-d, Richmond Antonio Barie, ArthaiseaviiU' M. J. Quinlan. traveling passenger agent, Montreal.

Minn Superintendent Crushed to Uenth. PANA, Lis., July 0—Jonn Leo Dixon, superintendent of Pen well colliery, was caught between a coal chute and coal car and crushed to death. Ho was a natlvo of England, had been a miner for forty years, .and mine manager thirty years. He leaves a wife and six children. Tho deceased had boon manager of many coal mines in Illinois

Two Men Mashed to a Pulp. BALLISGTON, Tex., July 9.—A number of gentlemen -vent down the river to a high bluff of rock tor the purpose of blasting out- some bees and obtaining the honey. After the blast, a large mass of rock, weighing about ton tons, crashed down upon Marston Colton ami Robert Dunlnn. They were mashed into a pulp.

IVU Iroin ii Foot Und( o-

TCLKI.'O. O., Juiy 9 By tho breaking of a weak railing of a foot bridge crossing the Wabash tracks, two men and a boy were precipitated to the ground twenty loot below. One of the men, John Waltera. has since died from the effects of his injuries. Walters' S-year-ohl son and Frank Crein were also badly hurt.

Fall nfii Mc iU'.ild.

MANITOWOC, Wis., Ju'.y 9 —At Cooperslown, while men were engaged in shingling r« large barn the scaffolding give way and precipitated all to the giound, a distance of twenty feet. William Buth was instantly kili-od Gus

ur Brown, of X'' uah, while

011 thoir way rum Clinton Xeenah in sailboat', were can^bf, in the storm and capsized iu Lake Wiiinebigo They clung to the boat for hourr. an drifted ashore at Aloha beach, near Appleton, nearly dead from exposure.

It),

wore drowned in the Pem

bina river. The boy hail got into deep water, when he called his sister to his aid. This she did, and in her efforts to save her brother l"»th drowned.

BUR'oLAHS COME TO GRIEF.

One illt Dimil, Another Wioindoil. wild 'Child Ariesled.

TlCl'.UK llAn'K, In !., July '.1—Burglars broke 'nl-o William Kartinan's store i\t Poland, Clay county.

Two men

were on guard the store on account of recent frequent attempts to hufglariztt the store, and when the intruders ap

poared they were given warm roccptron.

One of the burglarand killed, and the other was shot in tho eye. The third man escaped but was afterward captured The -i-'.id man is unknown. but is believed to bo from this city. The man shot in the eye is Arch Ager, an ox-eonviet of this city, his pal being E Barker, another ex-consdct of this city.

CMintiSia" Cabinet Crl»i».

OTTAWA, Ont., -Inly ti-—The Domiu ion government has at last, reached a conclusion in the perplexing Manitoba school question and. as a result, a cabi* net crisis is at hand. For tho la3t fow days the cabinet has been in almost constant. session and at last a final decision was reached, in which it was agroed to postpone remedial legislation in the hopo that- a compromise might bo reached boforo tho winter session of parliament. Several members of the cabinet immediately resigned.

Bodies of Eight Chinamen Found. MADERA, Cal., July t».-The bodies of eight Chinamen have been found in the San Joaquin river. They had been working in the mlnei slluated in She mountains, eight miles distant. Foul play suspected.

SEVEN PRESIDENTIAL TICKETS.

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•y Ciont-i i, vim lniid ny» Tlioro Will ltd Tluit Aliiny, '•TON, Jiiiv 0 ''There are go'iVun presidential tijk^t.s In the vpai said ex-Attorioy Gi n:i 1, A lisle discussing tho polit-

injjr 1 1. fle.u 11 eral irui siuiiiui 1? Cli:

did with Pilgrims En shrine of St. Anno tie T'l^oi.hor with Terrible .v- s-'ivij lVnple lleportod r" A ur Injiirt-il—Three i-. iioi.

Two Traiu-t I.i to tin Iirmipi'i- 111

While. admitting tliat ho pjlitics, Mr. Garland feels

that In- till nas some influence upon ths Democt ts of the south who beiievo in tho free and unlimited coinage of silver. Ho recently was induced to write a letter advocating freo silver which he sent to tho recent silver convention at Memphis. Ho is a rampant tree silver man and predicts that there is going to be great trouble throughout tho land if tho silver question is ignored, as he fears ic will be. "Yes,'

lit: siiid, "there will be seven

presidential tickets in the field. Thoro will be a nominal Democratic and a nominal Republican ticket. There will be a bimetallic and a siiiLrle gold standard ticket .a Populist ticket, a Prohibition ticket and a woman's rights ticket. The outlook is not i.t all encouraging to tho Democrats in any of the silver states and tho convention at Kentucky complimented b:cretary Carlisle by refusing to adopt a l'rue sliver platform. 1 will wa^er otolihut tho Republicans carry til 111 d! ate at. the comi ntr elec-i ion."

CHRISTIAN liNDEAVORERS.

Doles .ites li-.uu 111111 ti n, Noutli D.ii.otn mid I'hkhi.H'lphiu Amv«\

P.o::' ON, ly 9—Tito Christian Endeavor delegates wh 1 have thus far arrived in the city are experiencing the annoyanccs of I f• in Ronton dining a rain storm. .ie ,-early morning ram has been falling 111 torrents. The coiuer of attraction for tho delegates tiie Me:hanie's buiidinir wiiero tiie d'stributioii of badges and the registration of dolegates is being conducted.

Machinery hall, tho headquarters for tho stnto exhibition and for the dissemi nation of good literature is being rapidly fittod un by the various states. A United States poatoiiico is being arranged In this hall and Postmaster Covenv has informed the eommitleo that already two bags oi mail liavo arrived for the delegates. Among tho delegations arrived arc those of South Dakota, Illinois, and Philadelphia. Among tho distinguished foreign delegates no«v here are Rjv. \V. K. Chapman, honorable seoretary of tho Christian Endeavor movement in Groat Britain and Ireland Rev John Pollock of Glasgow R-v James Mussell of Derby Rev. J. D. Limont, and Rev H. Montgomery of Belfast.

C'OIIU-11 Captuies tho Cup.

HKNLKY-OX-THAMES, July y.—The Cornell crow captured the Grand Challenge cup bydulcating tho Leandor Rowing club. It was lluke race, tho Britons refusing to start, so the Cornoll men rowed over the course .and took all tho glory there was in it.

Tho grand challenge cup trophy was displayed during tho day _on tho grand stand and was the object of much curU osity among the Americans and others. It is a beautifut ombossod bowl with two handles, and inscribed upon it are the names of overy winning crew which lias competed for it since it was first rowed in 1S89.

Killed by His Son-iu-Law.

LIVINGSTON MANOR. July 9.— Joshua Townsend, 05 years old, was murdered by his son-in-law. George Brotthauer. Townsend found his son-in-law engaged in mowing the grass on his property and ordered him out of the field. Failing to drivo him away, Townsend cut a stick and threatened to whip him. Bretthauer suddenly drew a pistcd, and placing it against tho old man's forehead, fired. The bullet entered at the left eyo and Townsend fell dead. Bretthauer thon came to tho village and gave himself up. He is 1111 ex-United States marine.

Chicago Clnthing Houso Closed.' CHICAGO, July 9 —The Bell, the big clothing establishment, formerly located at lincy and State streets and later in the old Frank building at 144 State street, was closed on a chattel mortgage held by tho American Trust and Savings bank. Proprietor J. H. Cohn has bcoti for twelve years -in active clothing mer-

1 ,i„ i. 1 chantin Chicago, passing through 111 my

behley, hisson- n-law wajtatally injured .. which wore three and two others badly huro:, fires, tho last one a few months si.tce finding a largo store just re-establish jd

tuns tliv U.iat lor Hours.

APPLET'IN, Wis., Ju '.1 —Will tvrue-gi-r and A r!

and carrying light insurance.

Transfer the l.incelli .Mnimtient. .SpisiNoKiKLL), llis., July 'J —In renroMUit.atives hall the transfer of the Lincoln monument from the custody of tho

Little llrether M.IIT Di-iuvned. Nlii'llK. N. I)., Ju.y —'1 wo elnldietl ol -Kniii Ninle, ii-daughter aged 1~' and a son axed

",' irional Lincoln Monument association ido the eare of tho stale oi Illinois took 1 I eje. Ex--pcakcr of the house,

C.ichrans Sullivan, pri.-side.i. E.4-Gov(rrnur I Richard J.. Oylesby to .k parr,. Tiie pr •.-!-• dent of the monument association deiiv-. ereil the presentation speech anil Governor Altgold responded 011 behalf of tho s-rnte.

I ir-,t Arrival ol «ieors iii ColoiitstH. MACON*, Ga., July 9 —William Ivi Qner 1 the G. A. R. colony to be settled in Horn and Colfax coiities, this 1 it under the auspices of the American Iriilino of Indianapolis, has arrived hnre with his wife and children, having come 111 wa: on from Knox county, 'b in nine weeks, tour wagons tollowed liini (closely. :'-:f l^rtvy Oi^clitio tii WIumiI

CHICAGO. July 9 Wh at had another sharp break -and sold oli' cents from

s(j |[)t

was shot 111 tho ack

0 oro aiu

£rom thc

„p

cents

i„ September sola early

at 07% cents, but. broke gradually to 624. On May 14, September sold at cents, which was the highest' point, and tlio break shows a loss of cents since that. date.

Nut ill This for I'lieir lloitlth. DALLAS, Tox July 9.—Tho athletic club has fixed the following schodulo of prices on seats at tho Corbett-Fitzsim-111011S fight: Box with five chairs, $200 or #10 per chair reserved seats, i2U goneral admission, $10 The question whether the law will permit the fight to come pg has yet to bo settled.

Two Thousiinil Made Uoinelets. ST. PKTKHSBUKG, July 9 —Fire has destroyed KbO houses in the town of Sambrow. Russian Polund. Two thousand persons are rendered homeless.

THE DEATH RECORD.

Dr. FRANK J. JIHKA, memb«r of tho Chicago board of education, at Chioago. Mrs. MARY WOODRUFF, oldest pioneer in southern Illinois, at McLeansboro, Ills.

SARA A. GLUTS, formerly well known In educational circles, Bt Kalamazoo, Mich.

TOMB OF SIMON GIRTY.

I' Is Discovered hy Acnidrnt on »n Island iu tlio Ohio. DEFIANCE, O., July 1).—Tho discovery has been made of the cave tomb of Simon Girty, tho famous outlaw, and his band of Indian allies. Last wook W. H. Kcrtimi sot a number of men to work to make an excavation for a collar on ono of tlia isla.tid* In tho Ohio riv.^r. Tho men had Almost somploted their work when the ground on which tluy wero standiria I gave wny, nnd they woro precipitated Into I a cavern bomo twenty foot ileop and about fifty feet at its greatest leugth. James

anl

FerguBon, one of the laborers, received A fractured arm from his fall, but ths others cscnped uninjured.

As soon as tin men had recovered from thoir astonishment they sit about to ex-

ploro. They found the walls of the room wore liii"d with cedar logs, which wese still in a fair statu of preservation. In one corner of the room they found nine. 1 toon skeletons, which, from tho contour of the skulls, are said to bo Indians, with Eoveral of the white raco. Besides theso I bones, which woro badly decayed, they found iUTow heads, spear heads, tonia- I hawks and tho remains of a dozen or more noi-kets. There were also various piect-s'.t fuvnii lire, a broken spinning wheei, ,md many pieces of broken earthen ware.

l'.'rycln jleeC at Hattlo i.'riMdi. BATI i.i-: CI'.EEK. Mich.' July 9 —Touring parties are now baing formed in the inl'tii.l t-nvni 1:1 the st ir. to ride to this city on bikes to attend the big meet, hero July and -.'.i. George W. Burt an en-' thusiast of West Bay City, has party formed of 10.) riders who will leave that city on i,l

make tho I rip over

land. The party will bo met ten miles from here by an escort of 200 wheels. A dispatch Iron Asoury Park states that the bitr racing teams aro preparing to jump toe national circuit and coma hero to contest. Lodginsrs have been scoured in private familiea for 3,000 persons.

APiiiAN, Mich., July 9 —Regulators got. in ine.ir work at More mi, near the Ohio border. Chester Strong. 43 empl"yed as .ho.«tle.r by Dr. Bailey, was taken by a crowd of liny masked men tc a II-IIIWC spot and struiijf up, but released belora boiiiir strangled. He confessed the assault of which he was .accused, but bey-ged so pitifully thai tli-e crowd let him run ior ii I .'V- an he 111.id3 for the Ohio line, ioi,-j,v ,i by a lusillade of revolver shots. Sir inherited a fortune, which was dissipated hy drink and bad habits.

New Uoltl L-'idd Dirtouvi-rod.

FLOIIKSCK. Colo., July 9.—There is considerable excitement hero over tho discovery of a new gold li d.l in the Green Horn range, nine miles south of tli'.s place, directly 011 the line of tho survey of the Florence S milium railway. One veil! of ore, wliioi i„ i:o' miiliiij is forty foot wide and tins had a mill tost running about 1J for the full width of the vein.

::5v: Woman Hratnlly Wunlts'Pii. CStrt'EHsviLLR. Mich., July 9 Mrs. Levi Pierce, living four and a hall milos southeast of here, win murdered while her husband was working in the fields, where ha had gone alter having a quarrel with his wife, leaving a daughter and grandson in tho house It Is suspected that the grandson choked her to death He has been arrested. ,.

Illinois Legislature.

SPKINGKIKLD, Juiy 9.—Both houses of the legislature in extra session met and adjourned wit hout doin* any business in respect to the memory of the Into Speaker Meyer, Tho Democratic members of the house held a caucus and nominated Clayton E Crafts tor speaker. The Republicans 111 caucus agreod to support Muir for speaker.

.Muyor riu^t'tto as si Motoriimn. DETROIT, Mich., July 9.—Mayor Pitigree figured as motoriuan 011 the first car which marked the inauguration of tho Detroit railway's new car system in this city, and at the same timo the introduction of a i-cent fare, for which the mayor has fought for several years. He was chec-reil enthusiastically 11I0112 thu entire route.

31 and Short in Mis Ctisli. SIOUX CITY, la., July 9. VV. R. Lyslc, confidential bookkeeper of Ingersal & NYes'. commission merchants. disappeared suddenly a week ago. A partial exiiini.'iat 1011 uf his bocks has been compieioil •.ji.-i'.-i't shows his short,ago amounts to over. tfij'O'iil. Lyslo im I been in the euipioy .iiie iii 111 lor a !iu-iil»»:- of yearn.

In a State of Ban.kni.ptcy

—is the condition of our system if thc liver becomes inactive so that the germs and poisons can accum 111 ate within the body. Keep the liver and bowels active and we're in a condition of healthy prosperitv and have sufficiently well iii-

0^, vested capital to draw upon in the

hour of need. Tlu- liw filters out the poisonous germs which enter the system. Jus* so surely as the liver regulates the I system, so do Dr. Pierce's Pleasant l'cllcts regulate thc liver. Keep this in mind, and you solve the problem of good health and good living. The Pleasant l'ellets" have a tonic, strengthening effect upon the lining membranes of the stomach and bowels, which effectually cures Biliousness, Sick

Headaehc, Costiveness, or Constipation, Indigestion. Loss of Appetite, Bad Taste in Mouth. Sour Risings from Stomach, and will often cure Dyspepsia. Thc "Pellets" are liny, because the vegetable extracts are refined and concentrated. Easy in action, 110 griping as with old-fashioned pills. As a "dinner pill," to promote digestion, take one each day after dinner. To relieve thc distress arisine from overeating, nothing equals one of these little "Pellets."

Mrs. MELISSA ATWATI-.R, of

Wastiiiig/nn Co., Mc..

the little Pellets,' I think I could not do without them. do not like to be without them in the house. I have spoken very highly to friends and neighbors of them, and many are tak-

through my advertising them. I will

for

EBAV

Infants

child's medicine.

CloU(tl)in Near

Steuben,

writes: "As regards

MRS

ATWATKR.

say they are the best nill I can take, eaBecial.lv or an after-^*/ AUI. I »**ink

00 ctttai

and

Children.

HIRTY years' observation of Castoria with the patronage of

millions of pontons, permit us to speak of it withopt gnoasing.

It is nnqiiestionaMy the host remedy for Infanta and Children

tho world has ever known. It is harmlosg. Children like it. It

given thoin health. It_will_8avo their lives. In it Mother* havo

something rvMch in ahsolntoly safe and practically perfect as a

Castoria destroys Worms.

Castoria allays Fevorishness.

Castoria prevents vomiting Sonr Cord.

Castoria cures Diarrhroa and Wind Colic.

Castoria relievo* Teething Troubles.

Castoria cures Constipation and Flatulency.

Castoria neutralizes tho effects of earhonio acid gas or poisonous aift

Castoria does not contain morphine, opium, or other narcotio property.

Castoria assimilates the food, regulates tho stomach and howels,

giving healthy and natural sloop.

Castoria in put up in o-ge-size bottles or.iy. It is not sold in hulk.

Don't allow any one to sell you anything else on the plea or promise

that it is "just as good" and "will answer every purpose."

Soo that yon get C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A.

Tho fae-simile signature of

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

Much Do

YON KNOW AIMU

Vita)

DOVETAIL COMPANY, Crawfordsville, Ind

Wholtsali' and Retail Manufacturers. Salesroom 116 South Wash** imjtoii street. XV. W. Watson, salesman.

.Says lie Is mi Illinois .Man.

PIERRE, S. D., July 9 A man giving the name of E. A'. David, arrested at Miller for tho murder of Nels Carson, a Wyoming stockman, has confessed to the crime. There is tear of his lynching by ranchers. ivis claims to come trotu Wellington, Lis where ho savs I10 has manv relatives.

J'utUn£ un ).aid-Otr MOIL.

MILWAUKEE, duly 9 1'iio apparent betterment of business conditions is having its elleet, on railroad trallic, and the Chicago, Milwaukee and So Paul company is fulfilling its promise to reappoint to thoir old positions the men who wore laid oil during thy, business depression which set in two years ago.

Took Their Own Llvea.

CRESTON, la., July 9.—Jasper Moore, a well-to-do farmer living near Fontanels, committed suicide by drowning himself iu a water tank A 15-year-old daughter ot Mr. Darnell, a hotel keopor .•I Villisca, committed suicide by taking arsenic A love affair was the cause.

Met'tini: ot Sccmlin^ Kuight.s of 1'ythia*. DETROIT, July About fifty representatives of the Knights of Pythias, of various cities, who seceded from tho order on account of the decision by tho supremo lodgo that tho rituals of the order should be printed only in English, have., arrived here to hold a meeting.

Pivin'iv Aluii- Sixtv-Klvo Yea:g. Gl.EXDOltA, .Mich., Juiy 9 —Mrs c.ob Vamiusen has begun divorce ceedings against her husband. couple I111V0 been married sixty-live years The trout'ii are over their property, which the husban.t sold without hi: wife's consent..

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proThe

BUCHAREST, .July 9 A cloudburst destroyed ii.iii the villago of Olancscl in the district 01 ilcea. Mauy peri-ons perished and ten bodies have boon recovered. In oilier villages there was much damage.

7c and 11c ara the wonderful prices put on two tables ot desirable hot weather i-'tutfs at tho Big Store this week.

You will surely make nomistakeiby patronizing llichards'shoe shop, eow

Dress goods sale at the Big Store.

The Big Store offers some of the beat bargains tbis week ever offered in the city.

Queensware at J. K. P. Thompson & Co.'s. Give him a call. tf

New bed room suits at J. K. Thompson & CO.'B, north Gruen st. tf

is on overv wrapper.

Buggies?

Wc mt you 10 examine our lino

nnd get our prices,.

lioine-iVlade .Buggies.

SLrictly*Fii'^t-class is what wej claim

1 DO I0U WANT TO STOP TOBAUCO?

You Can Be Cured "While Osiuelt.

Tli" habit« 1 using tobacco grows on a injiii until 1 a-ve diseased conditions aro produced Tobacco causes cancer of tne mouth i.nd stomach dyi prpsia loss ol memory nervous aficctions congestion ol' the retina, and waisting of the optic nerve, res 1 ling in inipair-v ment of vision, even 1.0 the extent of4 blindness dizziness, or vertigo tobacco astlnna nightly suffocation aull pain..v in region of the heart, followed later by sharp pains, palpitation and weakened pulse, resulting in fatal heart disease.

It also causes loss of vitality.

(,|UIT liKFOKIC IT IS TOO LATi:. I To ]uit suddenly is too severe a shock to tin system, a., tobacco—to an inveterate user, becomes a sliniulent that his system continually craves. |"J!ACO OriU.)" is a ecii utilii and reliable, vegetable 11 u:tdy. guarantei to be jierfectly hiirmless. and which has been in use for the last 2:5 years, having cur. thousands of habitual tobacco

UM'is- sinokei!-, ehewers, and smitVdippers. |f You can use all the tobacco you want while taking "Jiiico-euio." It will notify you when to stop. We give a writ ten guarantee to permanently cure, any ease Willi three boxes or refund money with lu per cent interest. "l'ACO-CJUKO"' is not a substitute, but a roliable and scientific cure—which absolutely destroys the craviDg for tobacco without I he aid of will power, and with no inconvenience. Jt leaves' the system as puro and free from nico., tine, as tho day you took your lirst chew or smoke.

Sold by all druggiets at 61.U0 per box. three boxes, (thirty days treatment, and guaranteed cure,) S2.50, or sent direct upon receipt of price. Send six twocent stamps for sample box, booklet and and proofs free.J {Eureka Chemical & Marufactunng Company, Manufacturing Chemistp, !La Grosse, Wisconsin. ly June 1.

Editor Warfel, Dr. Bateman, G. E Grimes and Jim Knox, of Ladoga, wero in the city, Sunday.

lion. E. V. Brookehire, who has been visiting in this county for some throe weeks past, returned to Washington City this week, whore ho will engage in the practice of law.