Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 August 1895 — Page 7

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FOR SCROFULA.

"Since childhood, I have been aftlicted with scrofulous boils and .lores, which caused me terrible suffering. Physicians were unable to h'lpjn\ and 1 only grew worse under their care.

At length, 1 began to tako

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Sarsaparilla, and very soon grew better. After using half a dozen bottles I was completely

[cured, so that I have not luid a boil or pimple on any part of my body I fiT tho last twelve years. I can .rtlially recommend Ayer's SarsaI pari 11a as the very best blood-purilier in existence." C. T. KKIXIIAKT, nivcrsvillc, Texas.

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lower, Kailinir Memory. Wasuni: I^is»-as»:s. and iiK-cts ot .self-abuse or ixcr-sand indiscretion, unlitH one lor s'udy, bti^in« s- or marriupe. It |. '.alv euros by starting at thereat of disease, but f2cr»at norv«» tonic and blood builder. bring* jr: luck the pink jrlmv to pale cheek* and roniu the fire of youth.

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|ud at Chicago with all points to the ^orth and North-west. Elegant dinngand Parlor Car attached, and Sleeper on all through trains.

I RAINS ARItlvr. AND UEPAR I':

1'V.Tii. SOUTH. iu Nlglit Kxprosn 1:50 J'1*11.m

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,S:,jp. KxproHs (nil sftojis) 1:40 p. ni. '•'•Op.iii Local Freight 9:15 a, in.

For full information address, L. Cr.ARK, Agent, Crawfordsville, N- FRANK J. REED, Gen'L Pass.

W. H. MCDOEL, General Manner.

THE CLARA SHANKS MYSTERY.

Three of the Keller Family are

Charged of the Murder of.

Clara Shanks.

Satut.lay night at midnight'\Squire Wm. Penny rendered his verdict in the hearing of l)

Keller, his wife. Xancy,

aid sister, Margaret, cl arged with tho "iiirdorof Clara Shanis in which to buiinii them

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to the circuit court

without bond to iiiimver to the charge of murder in the liiM degree. The trial lasted from early in iho morning until late the evening Attorney Simms of ovington, led tii- prosecution and Chas. McCabe for the defense. A corresjionilent to tin I inliauapolis Sentinel give- the following testimony: "1 opening, tlie prosecuting attorney. Daniel S ins, wove together a chain of e\ idence which was a complete surprise to the public and powerful in its conviction. Sheriff Moore told of visiting the Kelier residence twice and of taki.ig the chip:-, splinters and a pair of pants to Indianapolis for analysis. Dr. John S.

Jeis gave the result of his chemical and microscopic tests for blood, and said lie found uiamalim blood m: the pan of pants and on all the chips taken from the' lloorof the Keller house. The testim ny of A1 rs. Shanks, the mother, was start ling. She told of Mrs. Keller bringti her husband and Miss Emma Cos o.'er to the road tj proovo her charges made against Clara Shanks the evening before.

Elmer AkKvard, age 17, together with iliree other boys were in swimming at Wolf creek falls Saturday afternoon Julyij, from to o'clck. Mo said he waded all over the bottom, also diving many times, and that it was impossible for the body to have been there then.

Dr. McKey described the cuts about the head and the discoveries at the postmortem examination.

The one below on the back of the back of the head was suflicint to have caused death," said the doctor. "Or the dislocating of tho atlas and axis of the neck which wo found would have caused death just as hanging. The rigid limbs did not indicate drowning and if Clara Shauks had committed suicide there would have been a clot of blood in the right of the heart."

George P. Thomas, leader of tho citizens' committee, told tho court how tho body looked when taken out. Tho arms were in a defensivo position and very rigid, the legs were drawn up and also very rigid.

John Keller was arraigned on chargo of lieing an accessory. Several witnesses were called on both sides, but he succeeded in proving an alibi to the satisfaction of the court, and was discharged.

Sheriff Moore left bore this morning at 4 o'clock with Keller and tho two women for the Parke county jail at Rockville. where they will remain untill the calling of the circuit court in September.

Justice Penny's verdict meets public approval and it is considered beBt for the Kellers, even though the higher court finds them innocent, as they would not have been safe la6t night if acquitted by the justice. It is reported that an organized company from the north was in Annapolis last night prepared for mob violence if the Kellers had been acquitted and it is believed there would have been trouble, public sentiment having reached that pitch.

The argument of the prosecution is to show that when Clara Shanks left her home that Saturday noon. July G, she went across to the Keller home, where Mrs. Keller executed her threat to kill her, but failing to fully accomplish it was assisted by Dan and his sister. The body was then hidden away in the house until dark, when it was taken and thrown in the pool at Wolf creek falls.

Tin- Crent ami Only.

The outlook for the great Montgomery county fair from September 9 to 13, is I'i 'Rt flattering, in fact at no time in the history of the organization have tho entries in tho different cla3ses come in so rapidly, rho display of live stock will be unusually large and of a superb character in which Ohio, Indiana, Illinois Hi:d Kentucky will bo represented. The horticultural iepartment will this year be among tho most interesting and extra efforts are being put forth to take care of the display. The entries to tho speed ring are far superior in both quality and quantity than in any preceding year. All the races are being rapidly filled, and if the track record is not reduced to ".MO the management will lie disappointed. Success is bound to attei.d the "Big Fair" in September.

OFILM'S CIIOM'II .- F-

1 he Battle Ground Camp Meeting Association, last Thursday, elected the foil iwing officers:

President—L. C. Duckies. Vice President -J. W T. McMullen.' Treasurer—George F. Keiper. Secretary --Geo: go W. Switzer,

Managers-—R. II. Kelley, W. P. McKinNev, C. Wilder. J. H, Harrison. I he financial reports show tho Association to lie gradually reducing its debts, without incurring any new ones: a coin mitte was appointed to endeavor to secure Rev. Henry Ostrom for next •years meeting: additonal cottages will le erected next year, and on the whole the outlook for the association seems to I be V'M'v bright and encouraging.

Will IFRIUOVR to Cruwlordsvillo.

Crawfordsville in October. The church has as yet taken no ictiou in regard to choosing his successor.

HUM1 Hull.

The Clipper base ball team defeated the Covington club by a score of S to 3, at that place last Sunday. McKeown and Hoover were tho battery for the Clippers. The attendance was very large. Why can't Crawfordsuille have Sunday games? Our neighboring cities have them and aro all largely attended. Crawfordsville needs some kind of an attraction to keep people home and their money also.

for S.j,OOO DntnatfCN. Mrs. James Michaels has filed suit in the circuit court for §5,000 damages against S. S. Heath, of Alamo, She stated in her complaint that Heath who runs a drug store in Alamo, sold whiskey to her husband, rendering him unfit for work when he was able to earn 6900 a year for his family. He died the first of the month, leaving her and her four children pennyloss. George W. Paul is her attorney.

Chester Will Make Goodie* for l*n.

Waveland Independent: Daniel Garwood and family will remove to Craw fordsville next month, where Chester will engage in the manufacture of tine confectionary. He formerly operated a large factory at Evanston, 111. He is a very pleasant gentleman, and has made many friends during his short residence here, who regret his departure.

(•iinrdinn of The CiinniiiKham Heir*.

Rev. W. P. Kane, of Bloomington. III., was last week appointed guardian of the six children of the late Rev. R. J. Cunningham. The value of tho property left to them is supposed to be of a value of near 812,000. Chas. M. Crawford and Judge Thomas signed the Guardian's bond.

Phosphorous was discovered in 11596 by I Read the Big Store ad to day and save Braudt, of Hamburg. I money.

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in this Sacrifice Sale.

I» This a "Fnke."

A special from Frankfort to the Cincinnati tiiiquirer contoins the following, which sounds very much like those specials from Lebanon occasionally appearing from that city, and if dated from there we would know at once how to consider it. It may have some truth about it. It reads, as follows:

Eight years ago Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hessing, well-to-do farming people, living in Montgomery county, sixteen miles southwest of Frankfort, had a daughter born to them. Tho child grew rapidly was unusually precocious, and at five years of age developed the period of young womanhood. With evorv succeeding year she seem to age as much as tho ordinary person would in live years, until now alio is a perfectly developed minature woman. A few months ago she became ill. and then came a change in her condition. Physicians were called and their examination startled them. Tho diagnosis, showed that the girl was enciente They could not believe their own diagnosis. Friday a tinal examination was made, and there is no longer a possible doubt that the girl will become a mother in a very few weeks. The physicians iv that there is no possibility of saving the child's life.

A CIOIIIL MIUCE-Iinn.

Thorntown Argus: On Sunday last. Rev. illiamson, who for several years has been the faithful pastor of the PresI byterian church, made a formal tender of the resignation of his charge, to take |.effect October 1st. Rev. Williamson is much beloved ty his congregation and .neighbor and his departure from ua causes sincere regrets not unmixed with sadness. The family will remove to

The convict labor system, as it has been conducted heretofoae in Indiana, is not pleasant to the thoughts of tho working man. It taps at his employI ment, and there is not one of them who does not desire that convict labor be directed in some other directed in some other directions. They do, at least, demand that such changes bo made as will preclude contractors from becoming rich oil of prison labor.

Why not put them at road-building, as the Sun has before asked? Here is ni department of Indiana's welfare that has been, and is being, neglected, as everybody knows. There are dozens and hundreds of highways in the state over which passage is totally out of the question for three or four months ovuv year. Improvement is being made verv slowly and with apparently little effort to make the highways of lasting worm, Crushed store, well and scientifically applied. would give us a system of roadways that would be of untold benefit' At present the construction of roads is a tax on every voter. It is not a pleasant tax. either, for it is extremely burdensome when the usually profitless results are counted.—Indianapolis Sun.

When a person begins to grow thin there is something wrong. The waste is greater than tho supply and it is only a question of time when the end uiust come.

In nine cases out of ten the trouble is with the digestivo organs. If you can restore them to a healthy condition you will stop the waste, put on new flesh, and cause them to feel better in everyway. The food they eat will be digested and appropriated to the needs of the system, and a normal appetite will ap-' pear.

Consumption frequently follows a wasting of bodily tissue because nearly all consumptives have indigestion. Tho Shaker Digestive Cordial will restore the stomach to a healthy condition in a vast majority of cases. Get one of their books from your druggist and learn about this new and valuable remedy.

1 When the children need Castor Oil, give them Laxol,—it is palatable.

All. are nearly all, the temples in Mexico and Central America were pyramidal in form, and ascended by a flight of steps on the western side.

The hair, when not properly cared for leses its luster and becomes crisp, harsh, and ory, and falls out freely with every combing. To prevent this, the bost dressing in the market is Ayer's Hair Vigor. It imparts that silkey gloss so essential to perfect beauty.

Combined Bargain Sale. Clearance Sale. Cost Sale.

Inauguration of an Immense Sale to Bene it the Public!

Wash Fabrics, Linen Fabrics, W ^oltn Fabrics, Laces. Embroideries, Parasols Fans, Gloves, Lawns, Challies, Dimities, Organdies, Crepons, Chiffons Percales, Ducks. Our Immense Stock of Dress Goods and Siiks we offer

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Disappearance of a Stomach Trouble. 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 has resumed its normal action. I can cheerfully recommend it.

Water is good for floating boats and bathing roses, but when you won*"

SOMETHING TO DRINK

CLIPPER

A. MUHLEISON, PROP.

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Our New Quarters

Comer of Main and Green streets. All our friends are invited to call and inspect the new place.

ALFRED PARISH.

ORLEANS, IND., July 25, 1S94.

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Hot Flashes and Headaches.

To the Lvon Medici»c Company:

After using three hnyesITI^«rrff

pleased to sav my apjgeitftie^has returned, the paiusjJteSV'6 entirely left'

INDIANAPOLIS my side, IneSffiore experience hot flashcj^ftra my headaches have disappeared. I am free to sav that had ft not been for LYON'S SEVEN

V. OXDL.RS I should not be alive •.to-day. MKS. LIZZIE JOHNSON. TANSI'INH.. July 26, lSi)4-

W ate lies, Jewelry, Cut Glass

j^en thing in any of the above lines will be found to bo first-class

in every particular. Bepairin all kinds of owclrv at Reasonable

|jj££^j]^^^^h_selccted^ of Spectacles at the Jewelry store of

L. W. OTTO

hi South "Washington Street.

Street, Crawfordsville,

C. L. Rost.

Ind.,