Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 August 1895 — Page 3

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Nervous

Hood's Pills

HAY-FEVER

the onlv for thefr

people should realh.,- that

&s r«wa

pure Blood

Because the lienlth of every organ and tissue of the body depends upon the purity of the Mood. The whole world knows the standard blood purifier 11

Sarsaparilla

And therefore it is the only true and reliable medicine for nervous people. It makes the blood pure and healthy, and thus cures nervousness, makes the nerves iirm and strong, gives sweet sleep, mental vigor, a good appetite, perfect digestion. It does all thiB, and cures Scrofula, Eczema, or Salt Rheum «nd all other Mood diseases, because it

Makes

Pure Blood

Jiesults prove said. Thousn.i menials fully

U*'t-the membrane from n»lHtional coM. It •will cure. A particle is applied into each ims•tri! until- aureeable. price .-.0 eenl« at drui

Kist-: nr i. noi il. KK 1' K* '1 11 Kits, ii 11 ri en street. New YorK.

CXI.!, .N -:-K. v-

J. DAVIDSON

French

very word we have -i of voluntary testistablisli the fiiet that

Hood's

liar saparilla

Be Sure

to Get Hood's

euro n'l liver ills, bilious* noss, headache. 25c«

ili!!1"1

I There were 3.134 934 Packages of HIRES' ROOTBKKR sold in 1S94, which made 15,675,735 gallons, or 3i3.494,7oo glasses, sufi'icient to give every man, wo. man and child in the United

States, five glasses each—did you get your share? He sure and get some this year.

A 25

ccnt ppckact* mak«^ 5 ^allona. Soill eNcrjWhtTC.

HIRES' Rootbeer

THE CIUS. E. ItntES CO., PI

CatarsH

Cream

A Balm.

'. '". At the Cmml Mo- More lor

limit: ami :Siioe Kqiairiiiir. the best mini in town in his line.,', 113 South Wn-iiineien st reel.

The Development of 'he S"ut!i

ijiieitig rapidly pushed by tlie series of i.excursioiiH olieivd by th"

vHieo:i

Find

ores

suffered with wenkness ar:d nervousness, but live bottles of Hood's tinrsaparilla cured hir." CriABT-Ea H. HOMIER, Centervi'ile, 3RId.

Is quickly absorbed cleanses the nasal pasii a a pain and in iliiui in a n. lieais tile sores! to re senses of taste and smell: pro

A' C'ros-

.eei.t ion to trom ('ini iiniati, running eiieti month, t" pnr.eipal southi in .points, idle I'lW rate (if one fare for the ronnn t.'ip is otTerevi in: these 'ii'ca^ions, selling ticket-:- .1 tine llth. July -dh. August 1 th.

N ptomber 10th and letober "Jinl. IS'.Ci. Twenty days aie allowed in whieh to return. Tliepe es'cursioiis atforil an ex coder.t. opportunity to go and see for yourself what tlies out'n oilers to the

'.nt-i thorn man. I'lie Quo.iii iV CP scent has over a '••'million acres of farm and timber lend for sale *:i.00 to ,0) per acre 011 easj terms. It will pay you to investigate.

Address ('has W. Zell. D. 1'. A.. inijinnati, t). W. A. Heckler, X. I' A.. Ill Adams St. (.'hieago. III. A. l'.aird.T. P. A.. Detroit: W. W. Dunnavar,t. T. P. A Cleveland W. '. I.'mearson,,C P. A., Cincinnati, (J.

and 11c aro the wonderful prices put on two (aides id desirable hot ••'••eather intb at the I'.ig Store this

V. ti'c no nnstaki by

••pal piiiizing i!iidiards' shoe shop, cow

lJicss goodB niile at the liig Store.

K'ead Bistdiof's ad. In day. Discount pi icefi on wool clro«w go'ids, ant.1 special price lot', in all dejiartmeiits.

The l',ig fiiorivollers some of the best bargains this week ever olleroil in tho city

1'or all kinds 01 reliable Infillranco eeo A. Miller A: Co.. 118 \V. Main St. tf

Themselves

the Hole" About It.

NO. lli:nI{I can IJK 0UT.VIXK1).

Arinouin tml of

iimiit Mndn Tlmt tho Court-Mnr-1-x-CoiiMil Was Improperly

Or^:iiii7,.*d 1,1,(1 KnilLMt to Mnko 11 Itecoril «l lu l'rci.|.(i, ,B„—Nothing but »n IrnuiimiuiiM ll.i. ,(l»wt or Contliiueil Vlolatum HI i,n 1 ..utional Courto»y Lolt.

W ASH is-! ION, Aug. 12.—The French are 'in a hole" in the Waller matter. Moreover, tliey aro as badly olT in their whole Miidn^ iscar administration. Ambassador Kiisus' failure to secure either a copy of the proceedings in the Waller court-marti:«I at Tamatavo or permission to see Mr. Waller in prison wis duly reported to Washington. It is now certain that lie will never obtain a copy of tlio proceedings 01' the eourt-martial, and for the best of reasons. The court-martial was improperly organized and failed to make a record of its proceedings. The anuoiiuiviiieiu. of this startling fact will show how ciearly at the mercy of the I niftl Stales is the French government ^ccor.lin^ to :i11 diplomatic usages. .Mm. \V:illur 11 rid Children.

Nothing Imt .111 ignominious diplomatic backilown or a .:onti iued violation of all the rules of iirern.ilional courtesy can I follow. Mis. Waller and her children, will be brought to the United State's from

ton, is In constant communication with friends in Madagascar. He has received within twenty-four hours letters directly contradictory of the reports of French I successes their campaign against. the ilovas

Tailed to Saluti! the l-'litlf.

The failure of the Castine to salute the French Hag at Tamatavc is due to instruct ions cabled her commander from Washington. A salute to the French 11-ig would be recognition of French suzerainty in Madagascar, which the United .States thus far steadfastly refuses to acknowledge. It would be, moreover, a concession in part of tho right, of thi! French to take action against Mr. Waller. It can be stated authoritatively that tho United States will not recognizo French supremacy until the Waller incident is entirely closed and tho rights of American citizons have been guaranteed in Madagascar. It is an open question if this administration will recognize the French thero all.

OMAHA POLICE MUDDLE.

1'roHpect That the Matter Will lit) Amlcnbly Settled I11 Court. OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 12.— Thero now appears to bo a l'alr prospect that tho fire and police board muddlo will bo umicably settled in tho courts as suggested by Governor Hoicombe at tho very Inception of trouble. Tho in junction case, which has been decided, settled none of tho Issues involved and in passing upon tho petition for an Injunction tho judge intimated that tho proper procedure would be for the claimants under tho Churohili-

Russell appointments to bring quo warranto proceedings against tho old board. Present incumbonts havo always claimed they were ready and anxious to join issues 011 tho rights to the ollico in a legal proceeding. While no agreement to this eiTect has yet been arrive at ono probably will bo within the next twenty-four hours

Another story which is given credonce in many quarters iK to the etTcct that the A. P. A. hoard will meet, appoint police force and demand possession of tho ollice and books, and if tiiis is refused to attempt to tako possession by t'orcj. lhe presont police force is prepared to resist any attempt of the kind. In case tho newly appointed police force cannot got possession of tho city jail, they count upon securing recognition from the police judge and sotting up a little jail of thoir own. It is more likely, however, that the proposal for a settlement in court will be adopted.

IlaniHKiiiK Miiriu in Indiana. RlCNSSKLAKl!, Allg. i-. and stores were damaged in the brief space ot half an hour by a tornado which swept over the city at 2 p. in. Trees Wero torn up by the troots, hurle through the air and dashed against buildings, windows wero blown in, houses unroofted. and minor structures carried off b.idily One s'alile containing a cow was carried feet and dropped 111 a church yard without hurling the cow or mjurin

Fiity residences

MOMHIIOII

the

Tho luniwwr*^ i'i *»w11

cstihail-

in iH'ii it tnoiv, tli.m rSovoiv oriiisuijur(! tliofrop!? Hi tin: sm i-JUinl-HIM country.

Mrvii llriMilo Ilii* ri

N W Vol'.K, Aiig. 12. —The only feat-| „re ol interest in the war against. Sunday selling was the 1 rouble the police

lilJU"!-

War.

.lap.111 l'ri puiiiis i"f A»" FUANCISCO, Aug. 12.—Japan ol hijr war. The twenty new

Hlii.

evidently preparing for am little island empire want warships, and livim. for Japan to secure buihling some of the Francisco is the near.-st port to Japan the ships can be buili.

M. Scott will sail t.ho coiuracts for war vessels. San

wher Kmiii'//- loig C'l liVKl-ASH, An .ell,nor, for several years bookkeeper at tho city workhouse, was arresi ch.ar"'C ot

Mll«illeK.

12.—George W.

on tlio money.

eiilbez/.loinent

ot ill.-•

He was later found dead in a cc Central Police Minces winch indicate sii on llll'o,

II at the

station under circunisuicidc. Ho was

for ov»-riior

CiNXlNr.vn. O., Aug. 12 Ueniocratie

., thr.auhout the Miami val ey

i0,1

havo started a

covernor John A. tho Democratic stato

'Sup--"

lions.

REBUILD ONCE.

Ci uslioil

I-.ni !, pun Not Tlieir Ciilani.ty,

ii'C.l-ri, Aug. la.—Lock port will soon •. not of its asln s. The work of tearing 1 11 dnog.-rous walls has commenced und those twin lost thoir homes or places of business in the $il)j,0UU fire will commence to rebuild immediately. The loss fell p-ineipally upon men who aro well I able island it, and many of them have signified their intention of putting up better and more costly buildings than thoso destroyed by tho fire.

It is believed the schoolhouso walls havo not been so badly injured that thoy cannot be used again, and it is posslblo this lino building may be rostored. Tho school directors held au informal rnoeting in the afternoon to employ experts to oxamine tho walls, and will abide by tho report, on the examination. TI10 children of Loekport will not be compollod to stay away from .school, however, no matter what decision in i\- -r.-ivul at by tho directors on this IJ H-SM

Father Mc'iovern, I..I,r of tho Catholic church, made a neioas offer to tho directors of the temporary use of the Sacred Heart parish -chooi huildine, and tho pastors ol the Congregational and e.scopal cliur'h.'s, not to tie outdone, tendered their buddings for the same purpose.

MURDER IN HI5 HEART.

l'ort Louis, when they aro now, at the expense of the special fund of the siat.o department. They will coniu by waj- of Paris, whuro they will be met by Minister Kustis, who will Lake Mrs. Waller's statement. in regard to whatever knowledge of the trouble she may have. Paul Uray, Mr. Waller's -tepson, now in Washing-

A son ol the wounded man, wdio was up-stairs when the shooting occurred rushed down and found the father still struggling with Haas, notwithstanding his strength was nearly spent) anil ho was bleeding profusely. With his mother's assistance tho young man overpowered his brother-in-law, but not till ho had dealt him a furious blow with a baso ball bat. Before liass regained his senses his feet were tied. The elder Kreig was taken to a hospital.

BATTLE IN A BOX-CAR.

Three pon

Trumps Miiltn an Attack 'l'lireis Stonecutter!*,.

ASIITABUI.A, O., Aug. 12.—Six men had a dope rate battle in a box-car between Krie, Pa., and this place. Threo stonecutters named II. U. Kastlick, Bert Smith, and John Meinhart boarded tho train at Krie to come to Ashtabula. At a watortank threo tramps ontored tho car. Whon the train had got under way again two of the tramps drew revolvers and asked tho men to hand over what monoy they had. Smith had a revolver and showed light. In an instant a battlo between him and the two tramps was in progress. Kastlick was shot through tho groin Smith received a wound in tho neck, and one of the tramps had a bullet through his neck. Upon tho arrival ot tho train here tho woundod men were cared for. Tho tramp, who gave his name as John Cuddy of Waterbury,

Conn., is in a critical condition.

Mayor Sutro's Offer.

SAX FUANCISCO, Aug. 12.—Adolph Sutro, mayor of San Francisco, has offered tho state university regents thirteen acres of land within the city limits on which to erect buildings for the affiliated colleges of the university. In addition to this he will deed to trustees of tho city thirteen acros adjoining, as a sito for tho Sutro library of over 20U,000 rare volumes. Tho library and property are to bo held in trust for the c.ty and the library will be free to all, irrespective of raco or color. The gift, which has not yet been accepted, is valued at SI,500,000 and will be worth ?2,000,00'J when the contemplated Improvements are made. Mayor Sutro is said to own one-tenth of the total real estate in San Francisco city and county. Most of it, however, is unimproved.

Microscopists un Jr«rloii| h.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.— The light business now carried on by pork packing establishments in various cities has resulted in the furlough of about 15J assistant niicroscopists of the agricultural dispartniont. Thoir work is restiicti'd to micro-

SCOpif.ni

examination of pork intended for

~r ,.Xport to Germany and France. All arc women who receive ?."') a month and their furlough will expire 011 the resumption of ordinary activity in tho trade with the two countries. The following olliecs are affected: Chicago, Cincinnati, South

Omaha, Milwaukee, Kansas Citv, Buffalo and Hammond. 1ml.

Iviimas Citv Salo in Weepers Arreatnd.

A N S A

CiTV. All:: 12 —Thirteen s.i-

loon keepers were arrested for persisting in

their

away

"live Steve liudio. was givm lemonade and taking a collection lor a free ice fund when the police arrested him for breaking tho Sunday law, but lie was promptly discharged by Magistrate Cornell. Afterward he was arrested twice, but each time was released find reSUUH'll bllMMlSissi

disregard of the Sunday closing

law. The police commissioners gave orders six weeks ago closing the salooits, with the threat that any saloon keeper keeping open would forfeit his license. I The threat has not been carried out, and the saloons were gradually reopening on the Sabbath. Chief of Police Irwin is detormined to keep them closed, and ordered the arrest of any saloonist keepin open Sunday. looks as though dry

Sunday had come to stat. Workmen I line.1vi*r a I.ost Art. PlTTSltuHO, Aug. 12.—George Crumley, Cornelui Shay, and John Ryan, Iron workers, have discovered the lost art of welding copper te iron or steol. llicy show several samples of the motr.l perfectly welded. The last record history eives of these meials having been welded was in Scandinavia

o'JO

B. C. lhe value

of the discovery comes in the fact that copper offers greater resistance to tho action of salt water than any^thor metal.

1 s, 1-11-u 111 rhii.Kii-ipiiiu.

PitiLAIMariilA, Aug. 12.-A Are which did damage amounting to between •-:.!• 1, ODO and SI W,000, Started in tho big fivee/orv building oecupie by Brown & Bailey as a paper box manufactory, and before the flnnes had been gotten under control the big gas fixture establishment of Buck

Co. adjoining and a dozen

dwellings, which surroundod the two faolories, were laid in ashes. RECORD.

THE

—noininato for

DEATH

COMMOIIOI'.I-

iiOHACli iSAXTON,

Dayton at k^.w'n Minnesota man, at lJiiliith

onvontlon. Mcof tlw silver fight

lzen ol Lawrence, Ivan.

widely .Min ii. ir anil

fc-RASK M. l'lXt.lCV. veteran :1 politician, a* ^an l^'ranei-.co. Judj?'

BRIEF.

NEWS

Z'ko Bryant, who dollbaratcly killed ft guard at the Kingston, Tenn., convict camp, has been rec.ipturod. The caso raises nice question and it is not known whether ho will bo tried for murder, as ho is already a convict.

The steamer Gypsey was sunk in collU 6ion 111 Lake Winniposaukee, New Hampshire, seven persons having a narrow escape.

W. H. Varner, once a woolthy citizon of Wichita, was arrested there charged with embezzling $2,up0 from Mrs. Moir, a hairdresser. He canio to Wichita from Colorado to attend tho wedding of his daughter, which was postponed on account of the nrrest.

Nicholas Farrolli, an Italian aged 35, engaged es a cornetist in Barnum 1S5 Bailey's show, went bathing in Blue river at Shulbyvillo, Inil., and was 1 drowned.

Ten deaths from smallpox and flvo new cases arc reported at quarantine 1 camp, Paris, Tex. Further spread of tho disease has been practically chocked by vaccination of the unaffected negroes.

Vice President Stevenson and party sailed from Taeotna, Wash,, for Alaska on the sii.-auier O icon.

C. W. Smith, formerly of New York, wis arrested at Denver for killing an old I horse in a long distance race.

Detroit Mill! I'rii'S lv.ll Ills Willi anil 111-1' r'lltlu-r. IJhTKOlT, Aug. 1 —.Michael Krieg wa'S" shot and pr.cjably iataily wounded by his son-in-law, William Mass, a carpenter. Haas wife had left him and returned with tier three children to her father's home. Hass rushed into lvrelg's iiouse, .'liming a revolver, which he lireil at his wife. She was not hit. Ivreig grappled with the would-be murderer and was shot three times, two bullets entering the old man's shoulder and one lodging in his breast.

Lew Smith and his child-wife, fearing

proiei urion at Wheidock, Tex for forgI ing an order lor a marriage license, took ,| morphine. They were found ilea 1 in bed.

George Hail, an insane tramp, attacked Koliert Smith, a farmer, at. lJc Witt. Ia., and was fatally shot by John Lucas, a neighbor.

Father Brueck of Tawas City, Mich., is 011 trial for libel. Last spring lie demolished a pew of KJward Provost, a parisiiuner, and the latter claims the priest eailed him vile names.

Three unknown men were arrested at Prairie du Chine, Wri.s., charged with burglary. !h- Indianapolis Baso Ball club wr.s mobbed at Terre llauto by the spectators, for protecting the umpire. Three players were badly hurt.

According to The London Figaro tho a in E a Shahzada admired is Mrs. George N. Curzoii, formerly Miss Loiter of W llington.

Grant Hutchinson,aged21,was drowned at Milwaukeo while s\vimniing in the river.

Gtis Quartermont, propriotor of the North Anderson hotel at Anderson, Itul., looked lor a gas leak with a match. Tho explo-iou which followed jarred the entire building, Quartermont was burned severely.

Fifteen thousand bushels of now wheat were shipped from Yankton, S. D, The yield is estimated at eighteen and one half bushels for tho state.

Robert Barnes, treasurer of Sumter county, Ala., committo.1 suicido at Birmingham.

Kx-Coiuluctor William A. Buntln plomled guilty to stoaling goods from tho Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad at Green Bay, Wis., and was sentenced to six months imprisomont.

Tho doaf mute institute at Salt Lake City has been destroyed by fire. Loss, i7o,U00.

Joseph Barschler and Putrick Latham wero strioken to death by the heat at Aicron, O.

THE MARKETS.

do. coaponi, 121»i

Castoria is Dr. S:: a ii I other Narcotic s:.' for Paregoric, 1 rt

.Vs reg.,

115 ii'i coupons. 115: 4's re ., 112 4's coupons. 11'-'s reg„ llii I'acitle li's of 'Ui, 10J. Cliloago Urain and Prod ace.

CHICAOO.

Alls'.

12.

Following were the quotations on the H. aril of Trailo today Wheat—August, oponed ISTi-jc. closed tiic Septoniber, opened CSc. closed 05-FCJO December, opened 70-J^c. olo^eil liSUjr'.. Corn —August, nominal, closed -J iu,r, S 'pteir.:. '.. opened 37ic, closed i06e December, opened close I olj^c May, opened :ejic. closed 31J6--!. Oats—August, opened lllWe. ose I 19o .-septemlior, opened :.'Uc, clos-tl r.M^c.: Maojn'iied 2ttgc. closeil 2:ic. P.irk ."Seplemoer, opened $'.1.75. closed i'-lli'i: January, oponed $1.I.2', closed Jl'1.2"i. Laiil September, opened ili.lil, vlosod ?fi.U7U_.

CHEMICAL ANALYSIS ami a careful microsco])ical examinatic.ii of the mine, is a valuable aid in deti ruiitiinfr the •C) nature of many chronic diseases, particularly those of th- nervous system, blood,liver, kidneys, and bladder. These aids make it possible to treat such diseases success

fully at a distance, without personal examination of the patient. Thus Bright's Disease of the Kidneys, Inflammation of the Bl adder, ('.ravel, and other Diseases of the rrinary Organs, I.iver Complaint." Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. Dropsy and many other maladies are successfully treated and cured without personal consultation with the phvsici.m.

Nervous Debility, whether resulting from over-study, worry, disappointment, or from exhausting drains upon the system caused by pretiicious secret hnhits contracted in vouth. through ignorance of their ruinous consequences, is successfully managed, through correspondence, the necessary medicines being sent by mail or express. Write for question blank's, or describe your case, send sample of urine for analysis and enclose io cents for postage on treatise, which contains Reproduced photographs and full names and addresses of vast numbers of people who have been cured in this way. Address. World's Dispensary Medical \tsociation, 663 Main St.. lJufi'alo, N. Y.

Dr. PIERCE'S

PLEASANT

PELLETS

cure sick headache, biliousness, constipation, coated tongue, poor appetite, indigestion. windv bclchings and kindred d-range merits of the liver, stomach and bowels

soi.iiN TilATCIIHU, |iii.:a.

*.* 11C -.1' 1

ONCE USED, ALWAYS !N FAVOR-

What is

It is Pleasant. It- L-' Millions of Mothers, feverisliness. Castoria cures Diarrhoea anil V. teething troubles, cures eo:i.-A Castoria assimilates the food, and bowels, giving healthy toria is tho Children's Panacea

Castoria.

Castoria is an excellent medicine for children. Slot hers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children."

DR. G. C. Osaoon, ••.-• Lowell, Mass.

Castoria is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I liope the day is not far distant when mothers will consider the real interest of their children, and use Castoria instead of the variousquaek nostrums which aro destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves."

Da. J. F. KINCHELOE, Conway, Ark.

ni.'iitniiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiniiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:-.'!!.-

Glass! [Quick!

vi in

Now York Financial. SEW YOUK, Aug. 12.

Money on call easy at 1 per cent. Prune mercantile paper t'4 pjr cent. Sterling exchango tiriu, with actual bus-ine-'s in bankers' eills at 41I1K1 ^i:*i)i«j for demand and 48U.4 "MSUMj for sixty (lay posted rates HWft-191 ceuimcrei:il bills, jsilver cortitlcatoi tl5-60"vi: 110 sales bar silver, tk)k. Mexie.ui dollars, MKi-

United States ivornnient bonds steady new4"s eg., 121?i

l'»

KooTHEEK. There

.» mis

Liidp* I of pleasure ami ^01 .d healtii in it. ton A ileROOTBEE" lieious drink, a temperance drink, a humemade drink, a ilrinU

Hint deliuhts the old anil youim. lie '•nio anil get tho geuuine

IStlRES'Rootb

iQ^I

com package makes 5 gnUona. Sol.l 1HZ CHAS. E. HIRES COMPANY. PHILADELPHIA, PA. TTIITIIIIIIMIITITIIHHIIIIMMMHMMUMUUMIHNMUCM!

ThcLe^ ^f ^nsfcr^oi-'of America CA».«. Fah. Fo.'vlcd a 1KI E. Tol'rjfte.

..a

"givinR lull information. vk W. A!.n, ('ct.crnl Manaccr.

We want several honest reliable men In this vicinity to

WANTED

n-t

as Salesman

fur enr eboiee Nursery Stock. We will pay a salarv or commission aud furnish an ouzltt free. "Write at miee lor terms and information to

Till'. IH'AItANTKK Nl'HSElfY CO.. HK.NKVA, N. V.

Vacation Time

1B at hand and is gladly welcomed by all especially those whose duties in life havo ciiuned them to greatly .HID down their system to meet tho requirements, physical and mental, forced upon them. With these and others, it is important', wh 'tlier at home, at the seashore or in the country, that some thought lie given to diet, and as further assistance to Nature, a good building up medicine like

Hood's Sarsaparilla had best lie resorted to. If the digestion is poor, liver deranged and frequent headaches seem to be the rule. Hood's will change.all this and enable everyone to return their home and business iu a refreshed state of 11 iml and bodily health.

SI.00 to Lake MaxinkuckeeOn Saturday, August 10. at S:111 a. in, a special train leaves t'nnvdordsville for Marniont. Fare 81 the round trip, '.rickets g-ood to return including Monday, Aug. l'J. Think of it! How many havo said "(live 11s a -SI exciir„ion to tlie lake and wo will stall the best engine 011 your road." Here we are. Plenty of room, big- engine On time. Returning, leave Manumit at 1 p. 111. Home about 11:15 p. m.. or you may stay over and conic home Sunday or Monday, all for i?l.n0. AVill you miss such a chance .1 llt TI MIX-ON, Agt.

It pays to trade at the Big Store.

Do yon' want to knowhow to make the trip, and what you'll set when you reach the journey's end Write to W ('. ninearson, 1'. A. of the (Jueo* Crescent l!out\ Cincinnat i. 1 lust rated and descriptive ...utter upon application.

The Queen A- Crescent Koute to Chattanooga is. the shortest line, and has an incomparable service of handsome trains of standard day coaches. Through sleepers, parlor, cafe and observation cars frotn Cincinnati. Quick schedules and magnificent scenery en route, help to make the Queen A: Crescent the southern route p.ir excellence.

SV\WVI/A

inscription for Infants ii im, Morphino nor

,: rtilcss substitute

-, :::id Castor Oil.

,y years' use by '.Vorins and allays ,ling Sour Curd, v'astoria relieves and ilatulency.

regulates tho stomach iid natural sleep. Castho Brother's Frieud.

Castoria.

Castoria is so well adapted to children that I recommend it assuperiortoany prescription known to me.

II. A. AHCIIKU, M. D.,

Ill So. Oxford St., Urooltlyn, N. Y.

"Our physicians 111 tho children department have spoken highly of tlieir experience in their outside practice with Castoria, and ulthough we only havo among our medical supplies what is known as regular products, yet wo ore free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it."

UNITED HOSPITAL, AMI DISPHNSAIIY. Boston, Mass. AIXEN C. SMITH, Pres.,

Tho Centaur Company, T7 Murray Street, Now York City.

Sick

There's lotsof snap and

I '"1

Write for sympl^.n blank. Enclose stamp for reply. Consultation free.

Yeno Medical Institute,

No. 3I "West Market Street, auapolis, I.nd.

NEW PLACE

A N

Mark I lavs

Is prepared to do all kinds of

HatJLlirag. •$

Safe ^lovin 1 Transfer Business. Ollice, 2 en Markrt street, at G. 1'. McDonald's Livery Stable.

Telephone 44.

if 'jl

People

CURED

-OF AM.

('lironic, Nervous, Blood

and Skin Diseases.

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Of Bronchitis Cancer. Polypus. Catarrh, Nervous Debility, Paralysts, Lack of Ambition. Rheumatism,: Pimples, Lumbago, Emissions, Sciatica, \Veak Organs, Salt Rheum, Hydrocele. Pruritis, Varicocele, Eczema, Female Disorders, Tetter, Syphilitic Taints, Old Sores, Kidney Affections, Pile Tumors.

And all private or deep-seated diseases of man or woman speedily cu ed by V-. no's European System of M"dic,ine. Veno's Remedies have found their way into thousands of homes throughout the civilized world.. Once used on will never use any o'.iiur. Patients can be treated at a distance as well as at lite office.

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1 will pay cash fur Produce. Staple and fancy (iinceries very cheap.

Sconid-hand Goods bought and sold.

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1 2 6 North Green St.

Transfer Line

111 mnncy also other v.'iluubk'jiiremliiins to t'ooil giiessors. liASE ALL entliusinsts, tills Is your

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opportunity. Soi oIfir HO.MK AMI COUNTHV MAOA/.IN'K. Price -.Tic. All Ni'ivsili.'alors or 53 east lUtli Stroot, Now Vork.

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