Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 December 1895 — Page 7

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n^aved Life"

VETERAN'S 3TORY.

I' "Several voars ago, while in Fort I nMiiicf.

lu,"ht

81.00

id attPi«,t!tl

with a lerril)le

ivlloW(i(l

I did, ami soon after was greatly relieved, and in. a short time was jompMelv cured. I have never had JDHCII n!' con'-,i since that time, j,,,,! I lirinly believe Ayer's Cherry jvetor.! wivc-d my life." "\V. II. V,i Qii-:

!,)y

Av„ Lowell, Mass.

/EH'S

Cherry Pectoral

Highest Awards at World's Fair. ':("j

jy£(VS?!LLS cure Indigestion and Headache

1st I)ay-

REVIVO

RESTORES VITALITY.

lit

nrotiun'S I In*

i:i

iae liack the

JOTJRNEYWITinfl®!

severe

cough,

,ne 110 rest

doctor: after exhaust-

-'n'.pir remedies, pronounced my cast hopeless, saying they could do no more for me. At this time a bottle of

30 lnys. It arts

powerfully and quickly. Curch when all otlirr* fail loansmi-u will renain tholr lout manhood, ami old men will recover their youthful viuor by usiiif REVIVO. It quickly and surely restores Nervousness Lost Vitality, Impotcncy, HiKlitly limiKsions, Lost I'owtr. 1'ailinK Memory, Wast ins Diseases, and all efforts ol self-abuse or cxcets and indiscretion, »bicli unlit* one for study, business or marriacc. It cot onlv cures by starting

at the

isacreat

seat of disease, but

nerve tonic

ami

blood builder,

(teats-

th,i

and Howard Dickson, tho key a- tho

day or

Jai

nected vvith the milo of itue

Made a

iWell Man

15th Day

of Me.

THE GREAT aoth Pay. PBEKTOH REMEDY

aliovo

results

brine-

pink plow to pa»«

Etorini! the fire

chocks a'd re

of youth.

It ward* olT isanity

ud Consumption. Insist on bavins

pther. It can be carried

ItKVIVO,

in vest

pock: My mail

per pneknue, or six for S15.00, with

tlve

written (tuuriuiteo

posl

cure or refund

thenimirv. Circular free.. Addrepr.

EOYAL MEDICINE CO., 271 Wabash Ave., CHICAGO, ILL, 've A liooo,CrawforlBvlllo,Indiana.

CATARRH

DIRECTION'S for utilng

CREAM BALM

CURES

Applv a partiolo of the balm directly into tho nostrils.- After a momont draw a on a through tho nose. Uso throo times a day, aftor moala preferred, aail before rotiring.

KLY'S E AM

v.eeuei¥ BALM opens and HAY FEVEf^ cleanses the Jsaaal

I'HSMC.*, Aiiay» Pain and Inflammation, hoals tho sofos. protoota the membrane from coWs, restores tho uensos of taste and sm -|(i{

b&lm In quickly absorbed and 6WW. one*1, I'rico 50 centB at Drugglatsorbym^ELY IlItOTlIERS, 56 Warren St., o» tork.

The Grip.

An experience_with this disease during all its past epidemics, warrants tile hold claim that Dr. King's ew Discovery will positively cure each and every ease if taken in time, and patient takes the ordinary care to avoid exposure. Another thing has been proven, that those who have used Dr. King's New Discovery, escape the many troublesome after results of this disease. By all means get a bottle and tiy it. It is guaranteed, and money will be refunded if no good results follow its use. Sold by Nye & Booe.

It' you are anxious to find the most reliable blood-purifier, read in Ayers almanac the testimonials of those who have been cured of such terrible diseases as catarrh, rheumatism, and scrofula, by tho use of Ayer'a Sarsaparilla govern yourself accordingly.

Then

"AJ OPEN

We Confess

Bateman is possessed of a fino farm, has a wife and four children, is an industrious and thrifty man and popular with his neighbors, and the cause of his insanity is a complete mystery to every one in the region where he has lived for many years.

Jcii. Wallace's Indianapolis IJnildiiiB. The building and renting of the Blacherne flat on north Meridian street, Indianapolis.has proven a good investment to Gon. Wallace, and he has determined to enlarge it by another building, concerning which tho Sentinel of that city says:

Gen. Lew Wallace has about compled the plan for anew building seven stories in height to be added to tho west end of the Blacherne, at the corner of Vermont and Meridian-sts. The present building covers two*thirds of the lot owned by Gen. Wallace and the new structure will occupy the remaining onethird of the lot. It will be'of the same material aDtlSsfek23the^Jacherne, of. which it will be a part and will be exactly the same architecture.

It will have a western corner rounded and decorated similar to the southeast corner of tho building, and when completed the Blacherne will present a uniform front, both front a western and eastern view. Tho addition will be connected with the present building, which includes thirty-two apartments, and will add twenty apartments, making fifty-

Kyew.

Inci-

A Trip with Some Exciting

two in all. The present building is entirely occupied and demands for additional apartments have

led

Sunday

™t°"nary

|, undertook tho jor, „,w

days ago of taking Hatern.in, the

surc

„,D

illMno

man found running wild nl New ,\] ,, ket

II 1

BhT U,,"ia^t0

4m !'"H

»"8 eat

tll9taui20

'»y

ra'l 'f

near

400 m.lee, and ,m. froo to s„y that ,hey

any circuiuatanci dofiueh a j'i :rnoy. Bute,nan

would not under sire another

Cherry Pectoral \va3 sent to me by a friend who urged me to take it, which

had conio down horn ., business

COn-

horeog,

to the erection of the

ne.tt structure, which will cost $60,000. Work will begin shortly after the holidays and tho new building will bo completed as early in the spring as possible. The machinery under tho present building will be heavy enough for tho entire

Btfucture^^add^itiooaT elevators, both Vt., has

That we were prepared for anextaor dinary season, but as

the stason has been against us, and must reduce our stock.

We Confess

That '-"we

Competitors wiU think we

r»8e and freight, will ho »W. I women which ct ,800.

a. matJf

have more Blankets, Shawls,

J1C/

of the holiday pusmeaa.

wbeh

tramp called

and

waa known only to a I. persons, lie suddenly developed inH .-.ity, from what cause is entirely unknown, and became wild, frantic and dangerous, and was at onco taken in charge mil

preparations

made to take him to his- friends. Hone-'

fiel and Dickson, with Bateman strong-'

ly handcuffed and shackled, started at'

p. m. by tho Vandaiiafor Bad Axe, the trip consuming nearly twenty-four

hours. From the start he had to be kept under constant restraint. He aimed to break away and jump out of the car window. Failing in this he would seek to butt his head ageinst the Beatn, and tho tv\ guards were in constant fear that he would break bis neck inliiH desperate elTortp. Quito often a passenger getting on the car would at onco oxcito his ire and he exhibited a strong dosire to get after thorn, but failin this would spit at them and curse them, 'lherc was very littlo change from this excitable and monotonous system of Bateman during tho entire journey. They arrived at their destination on tho afternoon of tho next day.

At tho depot they were mot by a largo number of tho friends of tho unfortunate man, who were deoply grieved to see him in his terrible condition, lie began at onco his insane ravings and dangerous actions, but wa5 at once seized, bound and a straight jacket placed upon him. He has by this time doubtless been placed in an arylum.

at the resi

dence of Harry Pearson, on Fremont street, and stated that he wanted something to oat. The tramp was of a very ohoic.) nature and informed Mrs. Pearson that he wanted a warm supper, and upon being told that she had nothing to i^ive him, ho commenced to curse her. Harry was not» at homo at the time, but when he returned he was informed and started in pursuit of tho tramp. He found him asking for something to eat at the residence of Chas, Warren and gave him a pair of black eyes. The tramp stated that he was ODly in fun and wanted to get in jail. It is thought that he will not look for any more warm Bupp"rs. llarry did just right in giving him a severe whipping and perhaps it will do him some good.

Tramps are becoming so frequent

UnC' injanding

9hou1,1

in everything they want

lcn men are

°t at home that ladies

secure armB and be ready to de-

fend themselves at any time they should appear.

lie llilt Itlll'li. 'i

hitler Covert, tho denouncer of Spiritualism began a series of lectures! in Creensburg, Monday, December 2. and in his bill makes this declaration challege:

anl

frauds, knaves

or ignoraniuseB. I will give S500 to any medium of this country or Europe that will publicly meet me and demonstrate that the so-called spiritual phenomena is produced by tho spirits of those who have died."

In response to the challenge Dr. C. C. Burns, one of the wealthiest and most prominent citizens of Greensburg, issues the following challenge to-day: "In behalf of the spiritualists and free thinkers of this city I make this declaration and challenge: Christianity is a delusion, and some preachers are liars, frauds, knaves and ignoramuses, and I

Dit. C. C. BURNS.

Vigorous (.'nuvn** Against Saloon*. A vigorous light waB waged throughout Warren county wherever there was an applicant for a liquor license to be heard at the December term of the commissioners' court, and in each of the townships both a general and a special remonstrance was circulated. This vras deemed necessary in view of Judge Rabb's recent decision. In Williamsport, and at West Lebanon and State Line City, each applicant has remonstrances tiled against him, signed by a majority of the voters. It is the plan of the applicants to get its many to withdraw their names aB possible then, in tho case of an adverse decision, to appeal to the Circuit Court, and if necessary to the Supreme Court. In Attica the applicants in the first and third warals' were beaten by small majorities.

Chnn^e of Commissioner^ Mr. Joh-B-Peterson, for six years a county commissioner retired from the position last week, his time having expired. Hon. Hannibal Trout, well known over the county from his long residence here, succeeds him, and has been on hand this week at the regular session. Mr. Trout is a heavy tax-payer and will no doubt aim'to guard the interests of the people in the now position to which ho was elected.

Candidates for Judge. Several individuals who expect to be candidates on the republican ticket next spring are making quiet canvasses for the position of judge. Among them we learn are M. C. Bruner, ex-Judee Thomas, Wm. Brush, while two or three others are being mentioned in connection with tho place.

manufacturing company in Bristol,

Myers & Charni

°]t®'

Lavi Li ne, ex-county clerk of Boone county, died at his home in Liebanom a week ago last Wednesday morning.

He .had not been sick and was more than usually jolly the day previous. On attempting to arise that morning he fell back dead in his bed. Mr. Lane was eighty years old, having celebrated his eightieth anniversary July 9, at which time a notice of the event was given in. The News. For forty-six years he has been connected in the capacity of chief or deputy with the clerk's office of this county. So long had he been connected with the court and so familiar had he beceme with rules of practice that attorneys there called him the"Supreme Court"

Death of MM. John B. Clark. Mrs. John B. Clark died at the family residence on Whitlo^k avenue Monday morning from lung trouble. She was 28 years of age and well liked by all who knew her. Mrs. Clark leaves a husband and two childern to mourn her IOSB. The funeral occurred on Wednesday morning from St. Bernard's church, Ilev. Father Crosson officiating. Interment at Calvary cemetery.

Free Medical Reference Book

f\ (64 pages) for men andjwomen who are

"\inrt»m ii afflicted with anv form of private disease .Modern spiritualism is a delusion,! ,. .. .. ami oil i- peculiar to their sex, errors of youth, and all mediums are liars, frauds, knaves diseases, female troubles,

Icontageous etc., etc. Send two 2-cent stamps, to pay postage, to the leading specialists and physicians ,3 the country, Dr. HATHAWAY & Co.. 70 Dearbon Street, Chicago.

Y°'k

We Confess

Sept. 21-13-w

In all our life we have never seen but two women whose hair was naturally curly.—Atchison Globe.

ates Cut in Two.

The Queen & Crescent announces half rates to 6othern points as follows: November 19th and December 3rd and

will give any preacher in this country or 17th—Round trip tickets to all points in Europe $500 that will meet mo and demonstrate that there is a God and that tho Bible is the Word of God.

North and South Carolina. November 26th and 27 and Dec. 10 and 11th—To all points in Aj-kaneas and Texas.

December 10th—To all points on the Queen][& Crescent Route A. G. S. R. R. south of Somerse', Ky..except New Orleans, La.

The above tickets will be sold at one faro for the round trip plus $2.00, and are good to return 30 days after date of sale. Full particulars given gladly.

Chas. W. Zell, G. P. A. 4th and Race Sts., Cincinnati, O W. A. Beckler, N. P. A. Ill Adams Street, Chicago, 111

C. A. Baird, Trav. Pasa'r Agt., Detroit, Mich W. W. Dunnavani, T., P. A„ Cleveland, O., W. W. Jonee, ltam. Agt., Port Huron, Mich W. C.Rinearson, G. P. A., Cincinnati, O:

Francis A. Fee is a prosperous lawyer of Madera, Cal.

"Going into a decline." How often do we hear thiB expression. What does it mean? It means that people are losing flesh, growing thin, wasting.

The way to correct this aondition is ir improve the digestion. The condition arises from an inability to eat and digest food. In fact food does more harm than good because it ferm.ents and putrefies in the stomach, developing poisonous substances whish when absorbed cause various disorders.

What is required is that the stomach be made to perform its duties. The Shaker Digestive Cordial is a food already digested aud a digester of foods as well. It will make the stomach healthy. Get a book from the druggist and read about it.

A California chemist Caster Oil of its bad taste, name.

Dress Goods, Silks, Underwear, Hosiery, Lice Curtains, than we can aftord to carry over.

That we must sell these "goods right now, as we make it a positive rule not to carry over any goods subject to the season. Surprising as it may seem, it

har robbed Laxol is its

An experiment is about to be tried near Providence (R. I.) in utilizing the force of the tides by means of a dam and an adjustable water wheel.

COPESSIOK IS GOOD FOR THE ,S0UL,"«

_.k0 such ridiculous losses in the month of December, the best trading month of the year, and on the eve

others are scheming for profits and not losses: Consequently save money by trading with ns.

—yu

Y.i\

mm?.

Call at the Old Reliable

Water is good for floating baits bathing roses, but when you warn

SOMETHING TO DRINK

CLIPPER

\a. muhleison, prop.

New Feed And Produce Store.

FEED, ELOUIj, PL, POPE EIC.

We want to see you an and we will do our best to give satisfaction. Respectfully,

J. H. L,AW & ONi

Strike a Man

Through his stomach and you either gain or lose his good will. In giving him a clean, well cooked

P. S.—All Hot Drinks ten cents only.

It May Do as M.uoh for You. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, 111., writes that he bad a severe kidney trouble for many years, with Bevere pains in his back and also that his bladder was affected. He tried many so-called kidney cures but without any good result. About a year ago he began the use of Electric Bitters and found relief at once. Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure all kidney and liver troubles and often gives almost instant relief. One trial will prove our statement. Price, only 50c. for large bottle. At Nye & Booe's drug store.

Hiawatha, Kas.has an onion carnival.

"I am cured since taking Hood's Sarsaparilla," is what many thousands are saying. It gives renewed vitality and vigor.

Street, Crawfordsvillfc, IndJ

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

HOT LUNCH

with every drink we have gained his best wishes for success. and try one when in town.

Stuck!

Therefore

Come in

The Best Tonic-

"We have used Hood's Sarsaparilla in our family as a general tonic whenever we are feeling run down in health. We always find it the best tonic that we can get. We never lose an opportunity to recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla." "Mrs. S. B. Hoof gen, Crawfordsvillej,, Ind. Hood's Pills cure billiousness, in digestion.

A lamp should be filled quite full every day and thus used, will burn one wick many times as long as if it were only filled when absolutely required.

A stimulant is often needed to nourish and strengthen the roots and to keep the hair a natural color, Hall's Hair Renewer is the beBt tonic for the hair.

is nevertheless a fact, that Myers & Charni would rather lose a big pile of money now than to hold over merchandise with which they are stuck.

We have concluded not to wait until January, but to begin at once a most unmerciful slashing and cutting of prices. In a word a real money losing sale, the like of which has never been seen or heard of before in this county.