Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 August 1895 — Page 7

[THE OLDEST^

ADO THE BEST

Oough-curo, the most prompt and

effective

Is.

remedy for diseases of tho

throat

and lungs, is Ayer's Cherry

Pectoral.

As an emergency medicine, for the cure of Croup, Sore Throat, and

Whooping Cough,

AYER'S

Cherry Pectoral cannot bo equaled, E. M.

tist Publishing Society, Petersburg,

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endorses it, as a cure for violent roUls, bronchitis, etc. Dr. Brawley

h1j,o

adds: To all ministerssuffering from throat troubles, I recommend

AYER'S

Cherry Pectoral

Awarded Medal at World's Fair/

AVERS PILLS Cure Liver and Stomach Troubles.

*0^ HESTOP.ES VITALITY. "$•

3*

Made a

I

i^Well Man

fiin/ of Me.

T.ii GFiflAT 30t)i »\i .-. REX^CI? ICliaiWCrESID-X:'-i-i the above results i:i :so l:iy*. It a ts .ily and ijuickiy. i.uiv* t,-n ali r.thi-r.-fail, j.-u will ri-Knui Uiuir l'i.-t manhood, am! old r_ .!1 recover their youthful vii:or by utsinp 1V.W). It quickly and surely restores Nervous•r 1 -t Vitality, Impotency. Nicl.tly Emissions. 4er. 1-ailiiic XI-mory \Va-u:ii: I.)i.-ease». and ts ot sulf-abuKc or i-xri—.- ai.il indiscretion, ':nUts one lur sttnlv, bitsiiies-or inarriati*', it cures by start inn at the scat ot disease, but I•: at nrrve tonic a till hlnoil buililer, briER1:. the piriK ti» pule eheek*. and rothe (Ire of

a

vouth. It wanK Jt.samty

:isumrtion. Insist on havinc KKVIYO. no It can bo carried in vest i.ock. t, 13y mail, .00 rrr package, or six tor Sn.oo, with a posl written tfuiiruntee to euro or refund money. Circular free. Addrt'Gii YAl MEDICINE CO.. 63 River St., CHICAGO. ILL. l'OK SAL 1-. I!Y l'e"e.i iMwtords\ illc. 111• 1 in11.• t.

iek People CURED

-OF ALL-

lmmic, Nervous,Blood

i]«l Skin Diseases.

isnpi "CASE?

i'ronchitis. Cancer. Polypus. CaNcrvous Debility, Paralysts, of Ambition, Rheumatism, i'ies. Lumbago, Emissions, Sci-

Weak Organs, Salt Rheum, iroeele. Pruritis, Varicocele, Eciii. Female Disorders, Tetter. .iitic Taints, Old Sores, Kidney tf-ions. Pile Tumors. 'till all private or deep-seated disof man or woman speedily ca by Veno's European System of "ine. Veno's Remedies have ii'l their way into thousands of throughout the civilized world, ft used you will never use any

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Patients can be treated at a ®ce as well as at the office. for symptom blank. Enj'amp for reply. Consultation

no Medical Institute,

_$1 West Market Streetv 'Indies. Ind.

Buy

011

will buy while the in'iee is low.*

OLD JAMES DEVAN ROBBED-

He is knocked Down an Quickly

•y. Robbed

of

S120-

Almost everybody knows oh] Ji nmy le\un. a raggedly-dretsed and povertyappearing individual, occasionally seen around i.nv,,. but whose resirJ.-nco is

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S thU ty 0,1 th

lils

IJliAWLEY,

D. 1)., Dis. Sec. of the American Bap­

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men whom the public knows little «nd cares loss. (J ,r two years ago he wan knocked down and robbed of Sir, on the hij|

Je thief was ever apprehendeil. Last Sunday alternuuii this act was r-peau-ion Dcvar, with more prolitable rei ults to

While walking in a pastuer

in the afternoon, near wher-i he sojourns, bareheaded, son,... one slipped up iiehin.l him, threw him to the ground, took cl::o fri-iii his pants pocket ana escaped \\:ih out leavmg any indications beiiin:: i,v it A wad of money j„ another pocket was overlooked, Pursuit of the thief was U-^uu a few hours after, and some bluod hounds from Darlington was put upon the trail, but it did no good, as no arrests were made and suspicion points to no ore in particular. Devan has no confidence in banks nor in any one in particular. and in return there is little sympathy for any man so miserly in his habits, and so unkempt and ragged in appearance as he. ^v-

lull I licks Su for September. 111ii about the 3rd, September will prove cloudy and rainy, and cool weather. with much probability of frost in the north, is apt to appear about .'!rd to 5th. I* rom oih to Sth. look for warm a\ and renewed storms. The warmth and storms always start from the west, and reach the extreme ea?t four days later hence, all can see that we do not mean that it will bo stormy everywhere during the whole of any storm period,except it be when many causes conspire to excite and prolong disturbance.

About 11th and lUth, Autumn equinoctial storms will begin. From Kith to 19th, will bo a period in which manydangerous Btorms and gales will be on land and sea. atch indications, wherever you be, that shows the approach of storms to your locality. Tho -22nd to -•'th. will also be a time in which very marked disturbances are apt to occur.

A change to very cool, with frost Dorthward. will come after the storms. Venus will affect all the last half of September. The month ends warm, and stormv.

Not so (ienern!. The closing movement was not so generally observed last Suuday as was the one the week previous. Several meat markets were opened, two or •hree drug stores, milk men went on their usual rounds, and newspapers were sold on the streets. Xo one has yet been prosecuted for doing business on Sunday nor ii he likely to be. The "Citizens' League" and Mayor Liandel both have carded the papers each delining the'r position on the Sunday closing business, and each criticising the other for omission of duty. The whole, business has become a farce and has! done the city more harm than good.

Jee (Jrimes' Horse*. Rockville Journal: Big Charley, the bay horse driven by Gee Grimes in the 2:24 trot at the Rockville races, recently got a record of 2:1(3 at Farmer City. 111., and broke his leg as he was being pulled up at the finish. Rensselaer Wilkee, who won the free-for-ali trot here, has now a record of 2:12?4', having landed first money in the 2:14 trot at Indianapolis last week.

HARVEST SALE!

The Opposition lit Frankfort

mytou

''11 his seen,Miy app-arance "I poverty, I -van is, all I m, s, i„.. one of ie bust tiM.-il ii-on financial!* the immunity. He ,. tho jerry bnyder farm of 150 acres. I, is valued at 875 -11) acre.

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a a

mteri -t, and as many i-lieve and assertias much money buried in diirerent plae-s. Lie is hmvci-r, a miser of tho

*'«. and is one of those

two out of three wafrds of Frankfort -monstrances are being circulated and 1'herally signed against the issuance of ice-ise to sell intoxicants to saloonkeepers who have heretofore done business in the Third and Second wards, there is but one applicant in the Third war l, and nearly one-tifth of the voters of the ward have already attached their signatures. It is said that the remonstrance in tho Second ward is meeting with almost equal success. This remonstrance was placed at the entrance of the Presbyterian church yesterday, and the reverend pastor of the church urged the members to sign it as they passed out. The remonstrances are the absorbing topic, and the prediction is made that there will not be a saloon in rat:kfo-t in twelve months from now if the Nicholson law is not overthrown, a nil if the Civic Federation continues ir exibtence. --p.

J.h-voters

of Kirklin township. Clin-

'ii county, have also prepared a remonMraiice, which has been by four-lifths of M- pr.jperty-owners and legal voters, against a renewal of retail liquor licenses in that district.

Tii t'il 11 iIII Oni. vy

t. IS. Wade, of Lafayette, grand chief templar of ndiana, writes, a friend here savin.-

I have this day revoked lite commission is rued to Taylor Peterson, and tho gran.1 lodge executive at the tirst meeting, will settle the bills made by the mar. at Galveston and Walton, Good 1 eii'piary. like the church, is subject to imposition. Peterson is an accident. The commission was issued by Grand Secretary J. Legg.but I have written Peterson to send the commission to this ollice, and if he fails 1 will send out a warning circular to every lodge in Indiana. Good Teiuplarv has no Held for men who are not pure in character.— Logansport Reporter.

Shut 'Km Oil'

the family troubles of Courtney and wife, of Waynetown, are to come up again at the ensuing term of court. This couple have been divorced and re-! married three times. With this knowledge before it the court will probably tolerate their foolishuess and baby play no longer. They should be absolutely refused a divorce and forced to live together, or if not that prevented from re-marrying. Their quarrels and,, wrangles have become disgusting to the people of the neighborhood in which they live, and the public at large have heard enough of them.'

Street Fair*.

Peru, Anderson, and Edinburgh, have all abandoned the county fair business and gone into the street fair features Merchants and othe-s offer attractions on the streets for the public to gaze upon and hand music is furnished, neither are there any horse racing features attached to the exhibition, but everything is to be seen free. It is believed that this system of a county exhibit will become general through the 6tate and countyfairs as now managed, be done away with..

Kctiiliuf to Fight. Dick Keating, of this city, and Jerry-

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blattery, of xerre Haute, have signed' 1 i. artielp* fnr f„i,„ coast of Labrador is reported to be un articles for a prize light to take place sometime between now and September 4, within fifty miles of Terre Haute, for a stake of $200 and a purse.—Danville, 111. Xews.

A dose of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral takn in time has prevented many a fit of sickness and saved numerous lives. This proves the necessity of keeping thi

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incomparable medicine where it can be readily reached at all hours of the day and nighc.

Xow see that your blood is pure. Gond health follows the the use of Hood's Sarsaparilla which is the one great blood purifier.

Missouri has 946.401 farm horses.

Send your address to II. E. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr. King's Xew Life Pills. A trial will convince you of their merits. These pills are easy in action, particularly c-flective in the cure of constipation and sick headache. For materia and li\er troubles they have been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed to be perfectly free from every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken bv their action, but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the system. ]tegular size 25c. per box. Sold by Xyeifc IJooe, Druggists.

Sweet Springs, Mo., has a base ball club, all the members of which are brothers, sons of a colored citizen of that place.

All Free.

'I hose who have used Dr. King's

Xpw

Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it free. Call on the advertised druggist and get a trial bottle, free. Send your name and addiess to II. ]•,. Uiickleii Co.. Chicago and get a sample box ot Dr. King's New Liie Pills free, as well as a copv ol Guide to Health and Household Instructor, Fn \u of which is guaranteed to do good and cost you nothing at Xye 1 Drug store.

A tax of .'i per cent, is levied annually on the receipts at all piaces of public I amusement in Paris, for the benefit of the poor.

Xo appetite? Then to not try to force food down but use the most scientific means for restoring tone to the stomach, How? Why, by taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla. and in a surprisingly Ehort time, your appetite will come again, and come to stav.

W iliiam Tracey, a Leavenworth 1 Ka=s) man. is the inventor of a banana knife, from which he gets tHlOO a vear rovaltv.

Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer has restored gray hair to its original color and prevented baldness in thousands of cases. It will do so to vou.

Two women evangelists are stumping the State of Missouri, and are reported to be having great success,

The water in Strait Giberaltar is 150 fathoms deep.

Vacation Time

Is at hand and is gladly welcomed by all especially those whose duties in life have caused them to greatly aun down their system to meet the requirements, physical and mental, forced upon them. With these and others, it is important, whether at home, at the seashore or in the country, that some thought be given to diet, and as further assistance to X'ature, a good building-up medicine like Hood's Sarsaparilla had best be 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 in a refreshed state of mind and bodily health.

This season's catch of codfish off the

iuia auaouu a catcu

01

precedeutedly large.

PR

Fnn

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coansn oil tn

New and second hand goods bought and sold at J. Iv. P. Thompson A Co.'s north Green street. tf

Sixty thousand acres of land are devoted to celery growing in the United States.

Corn Husker.

H. R. TinBley fc Co., have a full-sized corn husker and ahredder in store. Farmers are invited to call and examine it. It will save you money by saving fodder. 4t.

Gallon was originally a pitcher or jarno matter what size.

Harvest for us in a reduced Stock, giving us ample room for our Fall Goods.

11 making $5 do the work of $10, for we include the Entire Stock. We have set the Reaper Low enough to catch the shortest head. Room is wanted for the Display and Sale of incoming Pall Arrivals. We are going hunting for every person in this County that wants to

Fall and Winter Goods. £CiS 3giVCtHPBinfiHrtniktiUioniUT'tU0f

We are loaded to the muzzle with the very best ammunition that money can buy. Look us over and see if there is something that you need, and then

MYERS & CHARNI.

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Call at th« Old Reliable

HARVEST FOR YOU

Wsappeamnce 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.

in every particular. Impairing of all kinds of Jewelry at Reasonable

Prices, and a well .selected assortment of Spectacles at the Jewelry store of

L,. W. OTTO

... 111

South fisliinffton Street.

Water is good for floating boats and bathing roses, but when you wan

SOMETHING TO DRINK

CLIPPER

A. MUHLEISON, PROP.

At Home

....IN..

Our New Quarters

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

ALFRED PARISH.

ORLEANS, IND.,

July 25, 1S94.

,'y MSH'f by ®ot Flashes and Headache*.

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MEDICINE

y-y To the Lyon Medicine Company: LYUn After using three boxes I am

Plcased to say my appetite has re-

C0 turned, the pains have entirely left my side, I no more experience hot IHDiAriAPOLlSflashes and my headaches have dis-

I NO, appeared. I am free to sav that had it not been for LYON'S SEVEN OXDLRS I should not be alive

til-day. KS. IZZIE OHNSON.

Okm-:ans, Ind.,July

Watclips, Jewelry, Cut Glass

ahou-li,,,-, will |,

26, 1S94.

omu

1 to 1)C!

Urst-class

Street, Crawford^ville, kid.

C. L. Rost,