Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 December 1895 — Page 7

Sufferer

Cured

"i:very.season, from the time I was two years old, 1 suffered dreadfnllv from erysipelas, which kept rowing worse until my hands wero almost useless. 'J'lie bones softened fin that they would bend, and several of my fingers are now crooked from -.this cause. On my hand I curry large scars, winch, but for

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Good Digestion.

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REVIVO

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15th Day,

Made a Well Man of Me.

THE GREAT 30th Day. FniSWCK H.33ME3DX proluei-K th* ahov( sin :H) days. It art* powerfully and quickly. Cun HIHMI nl! othrr- fail Young men wi 11 regain their lost manhood, and old roon will recover their youthful viuor by usinu KKVI VO. It quickly and surely rrstores N«TVOUK-tu-KH. Lost Vitality, Inipotency. Nightly KUJISMCDF Lrft Power, Failing Memory. Wafiiiii! .-• awl all effects of fielf-abuse or execs* aud indirri tion which unlith one for study. buhincHs or tnarmp- It not only cures by starting at tin* Mat «f «hsn- b'U IF a great nerve tonic and blood builder. I ring ing hark the pink jjlcnr to piili* CIIITIIMI r? storing the Ore of youth. It w.v-K o'l h^.'initv and Consumption. Insist on luivihg

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Nyo & Booe.Crtiwtordsvillo, Indiana.

CATARRH

DIKECTIONS lor usinc

CREAM BALM

CURES

Apj.lv a paiUolo of tho balm directly into tlio nostrils. Aftor a moniont draw a a through tho nose. Uso three times a dny, after meals preferred, and lielore retiring.

ELY'S It E A BALM opens and clonuses the Nasal

ruMMiKPH, A-.JO am anvi-roti^i: tlin sores, protects tho mombranoirUlM restores tho souses of taste and smell. I ho balm In quickly absorbed and gives relief at one-. Prion 50 cants at Uruggistsor bv mail.

ELY liKOTIIKHS, rfi Warren St., Now ork.

Roscl the Big Store clearing mi.

(Jure for Headache.

As a remedy for all forms of headache Electric Hitters has proved to he the very best. It effects a permanent cure and the

most

ilreadedlhabitual

sick headaches yield to its intluence We urge all who arc afflicted 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 & liooe's drug store.

There aro 48,000 artists in Paris, more than half of them painters. The number of paintiug sent in to the exhibitions last year was about 40,000.

Uur entire st

THE BANK LOSES,

But

th* Bucket Shop Come3

S-1,(00. Tin* iB

Sarsaparilla, would lie .sore. provided I

was alive and able to carry anything. Eight hollies ,f

Ayer's Sarsaparilla cured me, that I havo liad no return of tlie disease tor more than twenty years. The first bottle seemed to reach the spot and a persistent use of it has perfected*., the cure."— 0. C. DAVIS, Wautoma, Wis.

A Fntnl Spot.

ll\

otls'T. It pan be* carried in vest

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J? 1,00 per package, or six tor vri:h a tive written r?n:ir intee to :*.ire :r re{*iL\.: the money. (linuiar free. Address

Ahead in the Deal.

Ihocasoof Dill VB. Pierce et al

the

the First National hank.

et al. bun

AYER

decided I,y Judge Ilarnry the othe, day favor of tho plaintiff, Mrs. E. s. will, the Court having given her jud.ment 81,001, although tho

HUH

was for

one o{ I()06u lHlcket

shop cases in which the I uy«i of *heat and com puts down sn much money, but generally takes i.p none. The wifo of Dill claimod the in. lost ai the bucket ehe| the I'• isI-: claimed tlo-.t *he had authorized it tn honor all cli ,-ks presented by the plaintiff's husband, and this was the foundation for the suit. The husband was one of those individuals—and there lire many such in this locality— who propose to make money speculating in wheat and corn, but who in nine cases out of ten, are generally the losers, lhero was an enormous number of these suckers that came to the Fiirface last summer when the excitement wes up in whoat, and every one of them io= t. One old farmer is said to have dropped I ,. §10,000 before letting go, and a well known lawyer reported to have lott several thousand dollars in

sn non 'ioy which ho had as hers, while

hin

elfnrtH

to net rich by speculation, ivhile laree numbers of others came out at Uie small end of the horn. In

thiB

case

1'ierce, it is paid, has nothing that can be taken for the debt, and the

IOBB

Mrs. Bessie Skinner has sued the Monon road at Indianapolis, for ten thousand dollars. Her husband, Oscar Skinner, fell between the cars Bome months ago aod was killed. The cars were loaded with sand, and the complaint alleges that the loading was carelessly and negligently done. An exchange states "as a particular fact, and showing that a fatality must have hung over the family of the deceased, it ia related that at different times before the last dreadful accident, Skinner's two brothers employed by the .Monon company in identically the same capacity, running south on the same day of the week and month, were killed by the care at exactly the same point near Rossville.'' If this is true it look6 as though tho Monon company would do well to scan the list of employees and ascertain if there aro any more of the name of Skinner on tho payrolls. If so, it might be well to pay them off, before further accidents occur.

920 Went Away, bill Slo Came Hack.

Charles Wedding left a $20 note in his pocket tho other day, and took the pants to .Robinson's tailor shop to be repaired. Mr. Torn llennesy, a tramp

shop. Wedding, after a day or so, remembered where he had left the $20. Ho repaired to the shop at once, and calling for his goods, discovered that the 820

was

just then absent. It was

also discovered that llennesy was aleo absent. Ho had taken the money and struck south on tho Monon. lie was caught at Greencastle, $15 of the money rocovered and was then permitted to go free. Ho should have been brought back, as he is believed to be a smooth citizen, and to have boon engaged in similar transactions before this laat one.

StrlcUeu with Paralynls. Hop Comer, the well known hotel

clerk, waB stricken with paralysis on Sunday morning at the residence of Mr. Stover, three miles north-east of town, and is in a dangerous condition. Comer has been connected with the hotels of this city for many years, and is a man of oxtensive acquaintance and popularity, particularly with the traveling pub

lic.

tRiankets Dress Goods,

ck oi Did

Christmas

T.tx .Snlus—Remedies—Klght of Redemption.

L7.U2. Hosea Ristine, guardian, vs Jounson et al. Montgomery C. Petition for rehearing overruled. Monks, J. 'H (1) Cue sections of thestatute concerning tax sales and tlin rights and remedieofthe owner or occupants of the landsold and tho purchasers at such sales must bo conHti u'd together, so as to give effect, to each socti.n. (2j Purchaser* at tax sales, who have received a tax deeci can not recover under the provisions of the statute against infants, idiotor insan persons, (Sec. 8,941, R. S., 1804 (3) Qrider the provibions of the tax law, infants, idiots and insane per son? can not lie deprived of the right of redeuiption'froi-, tax saies during Jsuch disability, a.id until Uvo years after the expiration of tijuLi disability. (4) It is

the duty of the guardians of infauis, idols and iusane persons to pay the taxe* on the propurr.y of their wards out of the money of the ward in their han.ia. If they have no money they may sol! real oi personal property for that purpose. (S- c. 2,523. 11. S., 1881.) l-) If they fail t,»r refuse to pay such uxi they may he compelled to do -o. (See. 8. 550, II. S Ht»4.)

Olllcers.

I he folio vitig ,,|]i -erg

Sold to the ltiinilliiililerH.

the ensuing

year were elected and appointed last Saturday night at the stated con lave of Crawfordsvillo commandery. No. 25 Knights Templar: i'j. C.—G.W CJi:iham

G.—J. C. Wicker. G.—(\ Siiodgrass. Prelate—J. G. Overton. S. W.—-Jere West. •J. W. F. Warfel. Treat.—Chas. Goltra. Rec—-L, A. Foote. St. 13.—W. F. llulel. Sw. Ii.—Frank Hallowed. Warden—Wallace Sparks. 1st G.— D. C. Harnhill. 2nd G. —J. C. Hutchinson. 3rd G.—C. L. Goodbar. S.—L. H. Albright.

falls

upon the bank. An appeal to tho Supreme Court will be probably taken from this decision.

The Crawfordsvillo Water and Lighi plant was sold on Saturday afternoon according to notice by W. P. Fishback. the duly authorized person 10 sell i*. the purchasers being the bondholders. It was sold for 850,000, The plant was constructed ten years ago, and about the only persons who mado mones out of it were the first owners. It has been a subject of considerable litigatiou, and although in good condition, it is questionable if tho plant owners will soon realize a very big percent, on their investment.

I.ost (lie Suit. In the case before Judge West, of John Wampler vs. Mrt. Sarah Durham et al,, for tho possession of the property directly south of Center church, on south Washington j,treet, tho suit was docidedJa

-fsVorof

tho defendants. The

Court hold that a married woman cannot (iispose of property except by a written instrument in which the signature of the husband is attached. This is probably the last of this suit and Wampler retires defeated.

He Hus Not Cone Yet.

An undertaker in this city recently who sought to get the sum of 87.50 for coflin furnished and burial of a child of a delinquent, was informod that he could go to h—1 for his money, as ho (the undertaker) could "stand" it better than ho couid. Such remarks are calculated to be somewhat discouraging to undertakers.

Married Again. Tom Courtney, of Waynotown, whose numerous divorce suits in the courts of tho county havo givon him much notoriety. was married again on Monday evening. This time he did not re-marry again tho woman who had been his wife, but united h'mself to Mrs. Eliza Puckett, of New Market.

THE .INDIANASSOLDIERS' HOME.

T.i be Ready for the Veterans With-

ia a Month.

The indications are that the Indiana Sddiers' Home, three miles from Lafayette, will not lack for occupants The last legislature made an appropriation of 875,000 for buildings and a number of thrts^,jirn neariug completion, t'.voor three:being finished. Commandant McGrew states that the number of letters making inquiry about the Home, and asking for copies of the rules under which admissions are made, is amazing. v,j Ts the ouildings to be ready for occupancy by the miiulle of January at tho latest, unless bad weather p'revent, and predicts that the roll-call will then contain from 150 to 200 names. He states that there area large number of inquiries from soldiers' widows, who also are admitted to tho Indiana ITom e. and many of tho veterans write that they will hring thsir wives. If the latter are 45 years of ago or over they are a I n'ssable under the regulatioae. Tho site is an elevated one, overlooking Lafayette and the Wabash river, having a

A SUDDEN SUMMONS

Calls Theodore McMechan fr.'in Time to EternityEarly Tuesday morning the sudden intelligence was made known that Dr. Theodore McMechan. t1n- well known dentist, had died the night previous in bed, at. Ins residence on east Wabash Avenue, although not supposed to have b-en in a serious condition from any kuo-vii malady or chronic sickness. Hie wife in seeking to awaken him found him cold in death. Physicians called and pronounced it heart failure.

Dr. McMechan was born in Crawfordsville,and with the exception of three years residence in Muncie, had always lived hern, lie had practiced {dentistry for over[twenty years. His age was 5r: years. II lea es a wife and a grown daughier to mourn his demise. The funeral occurred on Thursday, iutermen', at O'.k Hill cemetery.

Florida

Tin-, famou? service of the Queen & Crescent Route and Southern Railway to Florida is better than evbr this yesr.

The Florida Limited leaves Cincinnati this morning and lands you in Jacksonville i.iiiiorow morning, only 24 "hours en route, and without change or transfer. A second line of through daily Pullmans leaves Cincinnati every evening. Solid vestibuled trains.

Send us your name. We have plenty of illustrated hooks and pamphlets we are glad to to send.

CHAS. W ZELL, D. P.

C. A

A., Cincinnati,

BAIRD.

BECICLKR, N. P.

St.. Chicago.

land. O. W. C,

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frontage 1,500 feet on tho rivpr. Tippecanoe county don itn.l 815,000 in money, bought the land and presented it to the st ite for a Soldiers' Home.' The conimisioners this week appropriated #1,000 to b» used in erecting cottages 0-1 the grounds Tho Relief orps and the ljogan Oircle—the women branches o' ilio G. A. R.—have already laid tho corner stones of two cottages.

Call at the Old ki Hi 1.1/

A., Detroit. Mich.

A., Ill Adams

W. W. DUNNAVANT,

RINEISSON,

cinnati, O.

A., Cleave-

Gen'l Pass'r Ag't, Cin

lliiftband an«l Wife Both JSentcnced.

JameB Harsham, fifteen years old, of Clinton county was"convicted of stealing poultry, and he alleged that he had been induced to steal by Mr. and Mrs. Wo, Emery, a young married couple. On Saturday the Emerys were found guilty, the husband going to prison for one year, and the wife to the reformatory. Mrs. Emory is a handsome young women, twenty-two years old. She- upbraided her husband because of the disgr ice into which she had been drawn saying that he had promised reformation on their marriage, and that she would never live with him again.

Realizing That Now Or Never We Must Sell

OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS

jja(.eS) Muslins, Calicos, Etc, at actual fiit cost.

I'. S —All Hot Drinks ten cents only.

D. C. ivr

H'R.

iviUHLEl^ON.

_ttu.

Strike a Man

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

Graduate of the United States College of Embalming in N#w l'ork* tho log©ot Boston, Mass. and Clark Collego, Springfield, Ohio. They aro tho the United State*.

Funeral: Oirector: and Embalmer

Evory grade of supplies kept in stock, from the cheapest to tho most ejponsivo.

WHITE AND BLAOK FUNERAL OARS PRICES

gets to loathe the taste. The Pineola Balsam is superior to other cough remedies because it is agreeable to the palate and its good effects aro immediate. In a few days an ordinary cough is gone altogether. Bronchitis and asthma are more stubborn, but they too are cured by Ely's Pineola Balsam. A remedy worth trying. Twenty-tive cents is all it costs.

There is in the possession of a Nashua (N. H.) man a pair of slippers and a fork which came over in tho Mayflower. They once belonged to Governor Winslow.

A news gatherer, with an cyn to business writes from Sherman,Tex.: "Lynching and burning are not infrequent here, and many {rood news items may be picked up.

Flannels, Underwear, Lice Curtains, Shawls, Silks, Cassimeres, Hosiery, Portiers, Ribbons,

Presents At Cost!

Street, Crawfordsville, Ind.

PROP.

HOT LUNCH

willi every drink \vu have gained his best wishes for success. and try one when in town.

"THE LODGE."

.ALWAYS

I am also agent, for the Boyd Burglar TYoof Grave Vault. Offleo in uew Biufor a 218 south Washington street. Hesideuce, 415 south Washington street. JOliN B. SWANIC, Assistant.

The markot is full of cough mixtures, I Singers, public speakers, actors, aue but one troublo with most of them is tioneers, teachers, preachers, and all that when they do a little good tho who are liable to overtax and irritate patient has Jo take so much that ho the vocal organs, find, in Ayer's Cherry

'"'$8

Come in

Urioutal Colthree best In

REASONABLE.

Pectoral, a safe, certain and speedy relief. A timely dose of this preparation has prevented many a throat trouble.

A genuine ghoet-story has yet to ba attested but not eo a genuine bloodj purifier. Over and over again it has^ been proved that Ayer's Sarsaparilla stand:-' alone among medicines as themost reliable tonic-alternativo in phar» raacy. It stood alone at the World's Fair.

A California lion measuring six feet nine inches froin nose to tail tip, was shot near Pescadero, Cal., last week.

When the first baby io about a year old almost all the money in tho housb may be found in the baby's bank.—«. Atchison Globe.

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