Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 July 1895 — Page 7

Sick Headache Permanently Cured

"l was troubled, a long tune, with sick headache. It was usually accompanied with .severe pains in tho temples and sickness at the stomach. 1 tried a pond many remedies recommended for this complaint but if was not until I began taking

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J'iils that 1 received H"ytI»»K like penna-

j\ nent benefit. A single box of these pills did the work Kir nie, and I am now a well man." C. 11. IivTCiiiNfis, East Auburn, Me.

For the rapid cure of Constipation, Dyspepsia, biliousness, Xau-,-ca, and all disorders of Stomach, Liver, and liowels, take

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Medal and Diploma at WorH's Pair.

Ask your drugijist for Ayer's Sanaparilla.

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THE GRCA1 i(»,h t»ay. pi^^isroTEa: n.rreiivxiEiiD-x" y.'Awcvs the »ibov«» result* in M) clays. It acts ^riully and ouickly.

Cures Uv'a

all others fail.

I'j ui^HRU will reKaiii their lost manhood, aud old re: ".11 recover tin ir youthful vitror by using nVO. It miickly and mm.'ly restores NYrvousI .\-".Lost Vitality, Iiupotuney. Nightly Emissions, II a Anivr. Failing M-mory, Wasting Diseases, and tSt-cts ot KeU-abuse or excess and indiFcretion, ch unfits ouo for study, business or marriage. It :*c!y euros by stirtinn at the seat ot distase, but -ijrvat nerve tonic and blood builder, brinpr.'back the pink ^l«\v to pale cheeks and rojfiff tho tiro of youth. It wards otl /inanity .*: Consumption. Insist on having KKVIVO, no -r. It can ln» carried in vest socket, by :u.iil, I 1.00 I)f-r Iacka :e. or six lor£5.on, with a posi tive written tjuaninteu to cure or refund the money. Circular free. Addrenn I SOYAL MEDICINE CO., 63 River St., CHICAGO. ILL for SALI I 'sye »V I'.oo'-, raw'lordsvillo. Iieiiima.

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Offer Superior Accommodations reaching the Great Resorts of tho "•outh during the winter, and the cool Northern Resorts during the summer, connecting at Louisville with all points to the...

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Local Freight 1*:15 a, tu.

For full information address, L. CJ.ARK, Agent. Crawfordsville, FRANK J. REED, Gen'l Pass.

W. IT. XTCDOKL. General Man-

Many of our readers will reinenii.-T °no Louis Paquet who some »ii«htf-n months ago came down here from Chicago and fixed up a scheme for swindling tlu banks of this city, he having been engaged iu that kind of hiv.ness. from an investigation of his histi., v, be foro coming here. His scheme failed here, and h.'was taken to Kula uazoo whore he was' wanted fo'- crouluvt work there, lie -AUK given two .-.ears in prison. A dispatch tdlK tho lina! story:

Louis Paquet, who followed S. .1. De 1'ianee in tho bank swindling business in Kalamazoo and '.us sentenced to Jackson jirison for Uvu years, after rotunnng nearly cl.OOi' of his ill-gotten weall h, died \Veiines,l iy in prison. Mrs. Paquet. his faithful wife, attended the funeral and while returning to her hoiue Iowa dropped letter hen.' ml dressed to the people'of Kalamazoo. It read as follows.

"1 buried my Louis to-day. Please give me bread for my little girl^||||ilj (Signed .MAi:YP.|tiiF

She ha* ,\ bright, children.

Will .WilliMI lieil-LLOL 11.-,-Nu-ImImm. I.,nv.

t'he Slate Unnvers' Association hi^ relaiued liyron lv. Kilioi:t. ex-.Judg!-the Supreme Court: Judge A linn" /hilars. of |-"t. Wayne Maker A: Daniel?, of I ndiuuapolis: Lamb .v Measley, of T- re Haute, and Stuart. Stuart Hammond, of Lafayette, to carry on the litigation necessary to overthrow the Xictolson law, and test, eases will be pushed through to the Supremo Court at the earliest opportunity. The law tirms named will look after the litigation already instituted at various points to follow up whatever promises best results. In 1 ndianapolis a test case has already been instituted to determine the right of a saloon keeper to operate a restaurant in connection with tho saloon busi-1 nese. In addition to retaining these firms the Prowers' League has secured opinions from several of the leading "linns of the state, all of which coincide in the belief that the so-called locai option clause of the new law is especiallv defective.

W illi:- il I'anlon.

BOILING WATER CR Nil.*,

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Judge Harney has received a letter from Home contractors who employ convict labor from tho northern ponitentiary recommending tho pardon of Jauies Shepherd, w-ho robbed the Monon station while Harry Mrisseuden was in charge. Shepherd was sent up for two and a half years and counting good behavior. has served about one-third of his time. lie says he wants to reform, Judge Harney sent the letter to Jno Swink, marshal, and says if the people here want Shepherd pardoned, they should sign a petition to that effect. Mr. Swink has talked with several about the matter, and no one seems inclined to sign such a petition, so it is quite probable that Shepherd will serve his time.

l'or lii-iiiiniuuu.

A large number of the ex-soldiers of the late war are making arrangements to attend the dedication of the old Chicamauga battle lield to a park, The government beside3 several states independently have been at work grading the roads and pathways, putting up monuments, etc., for several months, and most of thiB labor will bo tiuished in time for tho dedicatory ceremonies on Sept. 10th next. Of the 1.000 or more ex-soldiers living in the county it is probable that fully 2U0 will visit Chicamauga iu September. Some of them will go a week or two iu advance, camp out and visittho places of interest at their leisure.

"Have tried others, but like Ayer's best," is the statement made over and over again by those who testify to the benefit derived from tho use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Disease never had a greater enemy than this powerful bloodpurifier, It makes the weak strong.

THE BOARD OF REVIEW

Ccompletes Its Work and Adjourns.

I hose individuals who are supposed to kno.v all about the values of lands and lots, what each individual is worth, etc., constituting what is known as the Moard of Review, adjourned, last week, after completing its labors. It was in session u-arly a month, and the work of the

MOt-sor was gone over very generally and changes in assessments made in many instances,

In Crawfordsville the value of lauds is given at ami improvements at S"_!I7,0.'!1, making a total of 11S, hlO. the \alue of lot* is 110. improve men'H, .? 1.070.•11.-), a total of iw\ Personal property is valued it .?1.17P.. S10. Total a sables, 'J here are (i0.-)!)l) acres in Unioirfownshi

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outside of Crawfordsville, assessed at *'.!:• per acre.', Value of lands, c•J.O.Yi.•vm: improvements. f.'SJ l,Sf»r». making av total of •tll..",7.7.jO. The value of lots is call WO improvements. c75,:S]0 total. -slO'l-JiO. Personal property is valued at •:7'-! .'-0-". Totai taxables.

The following is the average rate of valuation which the lands and improvements aie gnen breach township, ithe general aveiage for the count is given at l.ntiil iinil" 'I.iiiprijvvniehi®.:

At 11

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I .'ii 'il Lmon.. s:i.iio I'lie Moard made the following reductions in assessments on lands per acre: Coal Creek 61.1 i. Wayne cl. Scott -t'L-.j, Altidison fi.j cents, Sugar Creek S1..T7, Kranklin ~"-l. Waluut 7ii cents. Union 7'1 cents. In iJrown .'i.'i cents per acre was added, while no change was made in Ripley or Clark.

In New Rots the assessment was ordered increased .'300 per cent' on lots, and 2o per cent, on lands.

In Whitesville a iO per cent, reduction was made on lots. In Brown's Valley the assessment on lots was iuoreased 100 per cent-

The Xituilis ."Murder 3ltei'.

The full text of the verdict' in' the Clara Shanks murder case is: "We find death to have been caused by violence cause unknown." There is much mystery still attached to tho case, but the second inquest demonstrated that the girl had no cause for shame. There had been an attempt to blacken her character, and the contrary having been proven by tho post'mortem, the neighborhood where the tragedy occurred regard this as fully establishing the theory that cieath was caused by foul play. Frederick Shanks, father of the murdered girl, lives near Orange Corner, on the Parke-Fountain county line, and hei dead body was thrown into what is known as tho big pool at the foot of Wolf creek falls, a half mile distant from her home, The additional fact, as shown by the post-mortem, that her larnyx and lungs were free of water, shows that death was not caused by drowning. The nearest neighbor of the Shanks family is Daniel Kellar, a young married man. who lives just across tho road, and from whose place tho Shanks family carried water. There was an intimate relationship between tho families until the Gth of July, when Mrs. Daniel

Kellar made startling charges against her husband and Miss Shanks. The same afternoon Miss Shanks was missing from home, and tho next morning her brother found her body in the pool. Public sentiment is quite bitter against the Kellars, and for several days they have not lived at home.

An enormous Might of carrier pigeons was gotten up iu Paris lately. Sixty thousand birds were let loose in one morning from the neighborhood of the Eiffel toVer. o,000 of them at one signal.

Inauguration of an Immense Sale

GENERAL STATE NEWS-

John C. Mitchell, of Richmond, has an l-.uglish coin which bears date I:JIJTJ.

I'rank A. Reagan and fellow capitalists of Lebanon, have secured a telephone franchise at Prazil.

lhe family of ex-Mayor John W, Van-' noj. of Shelbvville. were seriously prostrated by eating impure ice cream.

hree inches of rain is reported to have fallen yesterday at Valparaiso, Hooding tlie streets and doing considerable damage

I 'r. S. A. Jieil, of Hammond, has accepted a three-years'contract to ropre sent a dental company at Rio Janeiro. Uracil.

A burglar entered the home of Levi Larrimore, of Ft Wayne, while the family were asleep, ripped up the carpet and stole irlvi bills, which had been concealed there.

Several old soldiers ot t. linton county an. preparing to le the trip overland, on the is )f the dedicatory services on the Chickamauga bat•le field, September 1! and -Jo. They will journey in covered wagons, and will start about the 1st of August, taking .thii.g^ easy and tishing along the way.

J. Monning, chief deputy under Count} Clerk Metr/.gor, of Allen county, has te.udered his resignation, lie will soon begin an active, canvas's for the 'democratic nomination for that ollice, ..vl,, Miiruing was a candidate for the

nomination at the last election, but thiOA liis strength, to the present incumbent. •'.'

It lour 1 !ii rti hi:-.

I he ijig l'our earnings for the second week in July shows gross earnings of c"-'"l 770.o.'J, an increase of 69vj'JS.l7.

the two weeks of July the earnings were 8.)lo.o0(.'.01, an increase of c-~202,'J-|i .SS, or about 10 per cent. Of this increase the

freight department contributed S17.J-120.-0. passenger .?2S,U.",.o:5. and mail 6121, I he Peoria it Kastern during the same time increased its earnings e22..'is:5. )i. .\

A good appetite and refreshing sleep are essential to health of mind and body, and those are given by Hood's S a a a a

Pollock Mros, near Monongahela City. Pa., gathered sixty-four bushels of raspberries from their patch the other da v.

False Diagnosis.

La Grippe is confounded bv many persons with a severe attack of catarrh, which in some respects resembles the former. These individual" suffer severely with pain about the forehead, eyes and ears, with soreness in throat and stoppage of tho nasal passages, and in fact, are incapacitated for work of any kind for days at a time. These are catarrhal sulferers. Ely's Cream Palm has been used with the best results iu such cases. The remedy will give instant relief.

One |of the most striking of the experiments in a recent lecture before tho Royal Institute of Great Britain showed a frozen soap bubble lloating ou liquid air.

Three townships in Muskegon county. 'Mich.I have more than 1,000 acres in pepertuiut.

Why Not You?

When thousands of people are taking Hood's Sarsaparilla to overcome the weakness and langor which are so common at this season, why are you not doing the same. When you know that Hood's Sarsaparilla has power to cure rheumatism, dyspepsia and all diseases caused by impure blood, why do you continue to suffer? Hood's cures otherswhy not you?

Hood's Pill's are prompt and efficient, cents.

A SALE WITHOUT A NAME!

Combined Bargain Sale. Clearance Sale. Cost Sale.

Wash Fabrics, Linen Fabrics, Woolen Fabrics. Laces. Embroideries, Parasols. Fans, Gloves, Lawns. Challies, Dimities. Organdies, Crepons, Chiifbns, Percales, Ducks. Our Immense Stock of Dress Goods and Silks we offer in. this Sacrifice Sale.

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Disappearance of a Stomach Tronble.

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Our New Quarter®

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Benefit the Public!

Corner of Main aud Green streets. All our friends are invited to call and iusphct the new place.

C. L.

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 has resumed its normal action. I can cheerfully recommend it.

AI.FRIJD PARISH,

ORI.KANS, IND., July 25, 1S94.

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

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Pwrc(1- I am free to say that had nc. been for LYON'S SEVEN

Firm C*i n\ C'XDliRS should not be alive rOR oALE BV ALL L'rilrfcriv

o-duy. MRS. LK'V.IK JOHNSON.

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W ale ties, Jeweli'VjCut Glas

Everything in any of the above lines will be found to bo first-class

in every particular. Rcpaii iiiu' of all kinds of Jewelry at Reasonable

1 rices, jnid a well selected ^assortment of Spectacles at the .icwclry store

L. W. OTTO

Street, Crawfordsville, kid.