Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 November 1895 — Page 11

The Only One To Stand the Test.

Hcv. William Copp, whose father was a physician for over fifty years, in New -Jersey, ami who

fpeiit many years preparing for the practice of medicine, hut subsequently entered the ministry of |.ho 31.

Church, writes "I am to testify that I !iav:: had analyzed il the sarsaparilla pn parations lil llWIl i| thy trade, hut

in away hundreds of botCe.i of ii. as I consider it the safest as well ii.. tlie lies! to he had."— W.m. Cupi', I: :si»r M. K. Church, Jackson,Minn!

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TKE OJJXY v/ORLD'S FAIR

& '^Sarsaparlila

When in doubt, af.fc or Ayer's Pills

rltotocrntihiMi (rum Lift*.

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®|"is the only one of them that I couid reeom mend as a

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hlood-purilicr. I have

A Wei! Man

15th Day

H^Y-FEVER

of Me.

THE GREAT 30lh IV.

FRENCH REMEDY produces ho almvi' rcMillin It a t?lawfully ami quickly. Curo ••vln-n at) other* fail YouDKincii will regain thou* los: manhood, and old rjf-n will recover tluir youthiul vieor i*y using Kl'.VI VO. It fjnickly and purely r-Moros Nervousness, L.t Vitality, Impotency. Niwhtlv Kjuishioijs, Lost Tower. Failing Memory. Wa.-'im ..• a: all efforts of .m If-abune or rxn^h and indiscretion, wlnfh unfits im* tor study, business or nsurr.aui'. It cototily cure* by starting at the M-a? ot d:--.^* b: is a creat niTve tonic and blood UuiUh-:-. mp ba« tin* pink glow to pale rbreks a re florin? the dr«' of youth. Jt \v .rd« t-:i' '. .: :ty and ConMimptitUi. Insist en having KLV1YO, no otlKr. It ran bn carried i*i v» Wy 81.00 per package. or six lor tsVOO, with a posl tive written «*iwr:«nfci* to r-uro or rvfnnri the monev. riiviilar *r« *•. A.luf. ».a EOIAL MEDICINE CO., 271 Wal?a?b AW.. CHICAGO, JLL

Nyo & lJooo.CniwlorJsvillo.Inciiaud.

CATARRH

Allays Tain anil inflammation, heals

itcsores, protects tho 111 urn bra no from colds, restores tho senses or tnsto and smoll. Tho Wm Is quickly absorbed and Rivos relief at «*•'. Price 50 cents at Druggists or by mail. i'l.Y UKOTHKRS, 56 Warrou St., Now York.

Yon Can Believe-

Tho testimonials published in behalf flood's Sarsaparilla. They are written by honest people, who found in their own exper food's Sarsaparilla purifies lates an appetite, strengthen and absolute and per fes ail diseases caused by

"lis for the liver and bowels ?tly, easily and effectively.

^were 11,890 persons in penal in Great Britain and Austral. 1.870 and only 4,215 in 1895.

people, when a little constipated,

fake the mistake of using saline or other drastic purgativer, All that is needed is a mild dose of Ayer's Pills to restore tho regular movement of tho bowels, and nature will do tho rest. Thoy keep tho system in perfect order.

«*»"•. «...

No. All,,, publll!

a. thJel,

Mipai proiMKRion: "Some „rflonH

himself

realities or |jfQl

doKcrted wo no,)

ith two or th ...•

ilren ciihed sit a lawyer's office in city and in.juirofl us to Win taininn :i divorccs tmni a hand. Several quenii. poor woman very n,i, court urn examined, came to the conclusion was l.ol i,nly ,,,,0,. but ici object of charily Ho not only agreed to without charge of few present of enough tnoip

immediate wants for life. The lawyer is unostentatious in the walks

does not get credit for tho real good, kind acts lie often administers. This aw.Mir would be oflended were his name mentioned in this connection, and tho instance is aduMed only to show that there are worse men in this community than at least some of our lawyers."

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REVIVO

RESTORES VITALITY.

-JK iMZ Made a

In (lie Mnyor's Court.

Chafe. Jenkins, a Dutch baker of l^eb non. but formerly in tho employ of Deinas Gilbert, of this city, got drunk on 6omo of Becky Oatman's best and started to the homo of his wifo in Goose ISitible to clean them out and take his boy home with him. Ho managed to run all tho occupants out of tho house but they met a policeman who immediately took him to tho Davis Inn, and ho was compelled to stay thero over Sunday. Monday morning he was brought beforo the Mayor, who gave him orders to leave town and never return again. Chawloy had a very ugly looking revolver taken from him Mayor Bandel which ho was compelled to have taken to his homo ill Malachi Scott's hack.

Kinitht'd a l.oiii Job.

DIKKCTIONS for

usIiik

CREAM BALM

Applvn partii-lo of tho halm directly into the nostrils. After a moment draw a a through tho noso. t.'se throe times a day, aftor inoala preferred, and before retiring.

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KI.Y'S E A IiAI.M opens anl cleanses the Nasal

.Mr. John Lane, tho well known gravel road builder' living near Ladoga, returned from Tipton county a few days :igo having completed all his road contracts in that county. Mr. Lane commenced building gravel roads in Tipton county four years ago, and with tho finishing up of his last contract has completed 78 miles of road in that county. He attends to tho work promptly and by his satisfactory manner of doing it has been enabled to lay by considerable of tho "long green" when his working daj are over. Ho will visit Green county in a few days where over fifty miles of road aro lo bo built during the coming year.

Stole it WiUeli.

A young man named Kinsey who came here last weok in tho employ of some carpet cleaners and who boarded at a house on Market street, got himself into difficulty soon after his arrival' by stealing a watch at Thompson's second hand store. When arrested he told where tho watch was and it was soon after recovered. Kinsey has a brother engaged in tho hardware trade at Mexico, Miami county, and ho may aim to assist him out of his troubles. He will probably bo indicted by the grand jury for the theft at its piosent session.

Soltlicrx' Reunion.

Thero will be a ioldiers' reunion of all soldiers at Waveland, Ind., on tho 14th day of Nov. 1896. Everybody come. Old soldiers, citizens and young folks all come and have a good day for once There will be good speeches, goodmusic and the pass word or admission will.be baskets well filled. All do this and wo will have plenty of rations and a good time. Reunion will be in hall. By order of Post.

Minion Overruled.

at leH8ti afI(jct tf) hQ

have neither ,ula

nor consciences. The IhcI jB, |a,,yorB aro vorv mnr like other down to tl

people

•'••hen poor, chilthis

cost of oh-

trilling huBwere asked the

as witnesses in

md the lawyer iiat the woman much abused, and sympathy. her a divorce hut mado her a to relieve her lie necessaries of uiet, ablo attorney,

•'ui'ge Hadloy Monday afternoon overruled the motion for anew trial in the case of William E. HinBhaw, convided of the murder of his wife. Iho Lourt, in a lengthy opinion, held that the evidence introduced was all admissible under the rules of evidence and overruled the various objections raised oy the defendant's attorneys. ihere was a great crowd in tho court room when the decision was given, Ilinshaw will be sentenced to tho State's prison for life later in the day. An appeal will bo taken to the Supreme, Court.

WiilrniiiK I In- Crinle.

ilie work of widening tho grade across the "fill" north of the Monon depot is now under way and several weeks will |)0 required to complete it. The width of the grade will bo about 21 feet by which two tracks can bo lain across it. with a walk way between them of 8 feet. Hundreds of car loads

aniNhu'wilTcJT

A I' in« l-'lyrr.

«one to Nebraska.

There'll He no Microbe* There.

A Snmll llla/.c.

L. E. ACKF.K, Secy.

.... 1 ,, ,, ia, aud his meetings aro larcer than over of life, and 'IK' from the Bedford quarries are before. He was offered twenty thous-

thn

!ir enough have

dp* tfroppod to make it solid and of sudicieiit width for the two tracks.

Tho Monon, not satisfied with the speed already attained by its tlyer between Chicago and Atlanta, a distance of 7(10 miles, will further increase it. commencing to morrow. Tho train will leave Chicago at 1*2:0 .), the journey occupying less than *21 hours. Tho train passes through hero a little after 4 o'clock in the afternoon. This will bo much the fastest time ever made over the Monon. ,.

Last Saturday afternoon tho tiro department was called to the house in the rear of Davis' livery stable on Walnut street. Tho tiro had Btarted by some trash being burned but was put out by several buckets of water.

The Discovery Saved His Life. Mr. G. G. Caillouette, druggist, Beaville, 111., says: "To Dr. Ling's New Discovery I owe my'life. Was taken with la grippe and trial all the physicians for miles about, but of no avail and was given up and told I could not live Having Dr. King's New Discovery in my store I sent for a bottle and began its use and from the first dose began to get better, and after using three bottles was up and about again. It is worth its weight in gold. We won't keep store or house without it." Get a free trial at Nye & Booe's drug store.

Molasses is coming into prominonco as cattle food in Germany. Cows particularly devour this sweetened provender with tho greatest rolish. The food is claimed to bo both healthful and economical.

What use is thero in oating when food does you no good—in fact, whon it does you more harm than good, for such is the case if it is not digested.

If you have a loathing for food thero is no U9o of forcing it down, for it will not bo digested. You must restore the digestive organs to their natural strength and cause tho food to be digested when an appetite will come, and with a relish lor food.

Iho tired, languid foeling1 will give place to vigor energy, then you will put HdBh on your bones and become strong, the hhakers Digestive Cordial as made by tho Mo-unt Lebanon Shakers contains food already digested and is a digester of food aa well. Its action io prompt and its olfects permanent.

Doctors prescribe Laxol because it has all tho virtues of Castor Oil and is palatable.

General Booth has arrived in TaBraan-

B™de»I ami acres of land for his over-tho sea

colony whjIe in South Afr|ca bv a

resident there

An Important Office-

lo properly till its office and function, it is important that the blood ba pure. When it is in such a condition, the body is almost certain to bo healthy. A. complant at this time is catarrh in some of it various forms. A slight cold develops tho disease ID tho head. Droppings of corruption passing into tho lungs bring on consumption. Tho only way to cure this disease is to purify the blood. The most obstinate cases of catarrh yield to the medicinal powers of

Hood's Sarsaparilla ad if by magic, simply because it reaches tho seal of tho disease, and by purifying and vitalizing tin blood, removes tho cause. Not only

During tho present week Rev. Fuson and family departed for Nebraska. Rev. I' uson preached here eight years, and from a record kept by him ho reported does Hood's Sarsaparilla do this but it that ho has delivered 8*25 sermons, con- gives renewed vigor to the whole system, ducted 100 prayer services, *2*22 funerals, making it possible for good health to 0,000 religious meetings, presided at 121 reign supreme. marriages, received ,'505 persons into: church membership, collected and paid Un^rritiod small boys in Portland, for missions J.jOO, collected and paid in *^0''

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all £17 000 markers from the cemetery for use in marking bounds for hickory playing. ClinniiiiiR Aneiilt.

It seems the Peoria A: Eastern division It Costs Little and Does Much. of the Big Four line has been making Remark when you attend a play or many changes in agents along the line. concert how many people disturb the Besides a new agent at Crawfordsville, I performance by coughing. One man changes have been mado in agents at begins and the cough seems to be conNew Castle. Losautiville, Arcanum and tageous. Tho interruption is a great Freemont, Illinois.

The First Methodist church at Crawfordsville has bought four hundred individual cups to be used in communion services. At the second coming of Christ each member of that congregation will want an individual heaven.— I Thorntown Argus.

"tn'o tho gravo

nuisance, and there no no need of it, for anyone may cure a cough with the Pineola Balsam, whicti costs twenty-tivo cents. It soothes the inflammation in the throat and loosens tho mucus which clogs tho air passenges. doses of Ely's Pineola Balsam cough and heal a sore throat.

Call at the Old Reliable

A few stop a

"The day beforo yesterday," announces an Irish paper, "Mr. O'Flinn fell from his horse and broke his neck, but sustained no other injury."

Cure for Headache.

As a remedy lor all forms of headache Electric Bitters has proved to he the very best. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded'.habitual siek headaches yield to its inlluence. We urge all who are atllicteu. to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. In cases of habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few case long resist the use of this medicine. Try it once. Large bottles only 50 cents at Nye A Booe's drug store.

The total interest-bearing debt Pannsyh. ania is $6,081,150, no part which will mature York Recorder.

until 191*2.-Now

Buckingham's Dje for tho Whiskers is a popular preparation in one bottle, and colors evenly a brown or black. Any person can easily apply it at home.

It pays to trade at the Big Store.

CONSISTING OF

Premium Blankets, Flannels, Cassimeres and Yarns

Woolen Mills Fair Exhibit

NOW ON SALE AT

MYERS & CHARNI.

•'Turn the rascals out"—the familar party-cry—may be applied to microbes as well as to men. The germs of disease that lurk in the blood aro "turned out" by Ayer's Sarsaparilla as effectually as tho old postmasters are displaced by a new administration.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorsa*

Catarrh can be successfully treated only by purifying tho blood, and the one true blood purifier is Hood's Sarsaparilla.

When Baby was sick, -wo gave her Castorta. When aho was a Child, sho cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, sho clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castorta.

Water is good for floating boats di:*. when you wan

SOMETHING TO DRINK

CLIPPER

A. MUHLEISON, PROP.

New And Produce Store.

Tho Monon will soon erect a now depot in Frankfort. According to the plans the structure will bo sixty feet long by eighteen feot, in width, with two waiting rooms, a baggage room at one end and an office in the center. It is to be a frame building, finished with southern pine, and heated with grates instead of stoves.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

Near Ilealdburg, Cal., a great deposit of onyx marble similar to that of Mexico has boon discovered.

Read tho Big Store clearing ad.

Street, Crawfordsville,

We have opened a Feed Store on the corner of Pike and Washington streets, where we expect to keep all kinds of

FEED, FLOlllj, MEAL, POTATOES, ETC.

We want to see you all and we will do our best to give satisfaction. Respectfullv.

J. H. LAW & SONi

kid.

Tlio Uouutiiup oi Miles

xne msagrecaiJi'o man turned Ills head a bit and snapped in return: "Don't get gay. Stop your pushing, or I'll report"—

The unfortunate man, while making this speech to thu conductor, did not observe that a woman was attempting to pass out. Like many others, he thought! tho car had stopped for him alone. But his crabbed remarks wero cnt short by an energetic shove from the lady passenger. She thought his cutting remarks were aimed at her, and in a high pitched voice sho replied: "You are insulting, sir, and very Tingentlemanly. I must get out, and if you are not enough of a gentleman to allow mo to pass I shall do somo reporting."

Tho bad tompored man tried to explain aud apologize, hut tho woman brushed past him. All the passengers hoard the remarks and witnessed the incident, and I the disagrooablo man looked truly nshamod.—Indianapolis Journal-

1 "iil

StaudiBh*

Encouraged by tho hearty welcome given to ti)(:.s0 tw.i American poems, Longfellow, in IS.'IS. published a third, "Tho Courtship of Miles Staudish." In this he tolu no pawiutio talu of parted lovers, nor did he draw on tlioquaint lore of tho rud me:i tie took his story from the of his own ancestors, tho sturdy lomelcr- of New England. As it happened, he himself (liko his fellow poet, Bryant) vas a direct descendant of John Allien and Priscilla, thapPuritan maiden, bosu wooing ho "nT^" rated. "The Courtship of Miles sjSiidish" is only loss popular than it^rodecessors, "Evangeline" and "Hiawatha." All three have been taken to hoart by tho American people, all were composod during the brightest years of tho poet's life, when his family were growing up about him, when he was in tho full possession of his powers and had alroady achieved fame. Professor Brandor Matthews in St. Nicholas.