Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 February 1896 — Page 7

Over Thirty Yesi's Without Sickns

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AYER'S

Pills, I have nut ha one day's sickness for over thirty years not one a!lack

that did not readily yield to this •.remedy. My wife had been, previous to our marriage, an invalid for •••years. She had a prejudice against cathartics, but i.s soon as she began -to use Avei's Pills her health was

Cathartic Fill#

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THE GREAT 30th imy. FREINTOH: H.EME33X produces the above results in'HO lay*. It a- t^ powerfully and quickly. Cures when all oth« ici tail Young men will regain their lost manhood, and old liifij wiy recover their youthful vigor by

Buy a Farm while land is cheap. We have a large number of Improved farms for sale. Some decided bargains.

Oilv Property

On easy terms. Also money to loan at Low Interest.

R. K. BRYANT,

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When fit Doubt

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Mr. IT. \VKTTSTEIN, ii well-known, •enterprising citizen of P.yron, 111., •writes: "Before paid much attention to regulating the bowels, I hardly kn a well d-iy but since 1 learned the evil rsultsof constipation, and the ellicaey of

Rev. D. M. Wood, of Greeneastle, ri fuBed to give bood for his son. Will Wood, charged with complicity in the murder of Pearl Bryan, anil submils tlio following explanitory caru: "Tho first knowledge that I h.Vri nf the murder of Pearl Bryan was I run the headlines in the Indianapolis Journal on February G, as was returning to my home from an nllijial visit to Cartersbnrg. Ind. I was overwhelmed by the statements. It' sou are a parrot you can lindr-rstanil lirnv niv r.«t h• r*y heart resipted the knowiedgo i.f Ktu:h criminality as was cluirt against my boy. I never had a thought or purpose to shield him if guilty, a il though this is worse than death, I have no such tie--ire now. Seeing that my procuring to have him bailed for his appearance at his preliminary examination the nth, has been construed HH an etTort to shield him, 1 resolved to make no etTort to FCcure bail for Inn appearance for limit trial, in order that all may know that I ask

for

REVIVO

RESTORES VITALITY.

Made a Well Man of Me.

him only what th» most search

ing trial will award. He may liuce erred, but with all my heart 1 believe him innocent of the murder, directly or indirectly, of Pearl Bryau. I afak all who know anything about it to come forward and testify. All of my life has been spent in Indiana, and all who know me, know that 1 can desire nothing but the discovery and punishment of Pearl Bryan's murdereis, whoever they may be. It costs mo agony to write these words, y,ot it is due all conceri.ed that should write them and my unshaken faith that m\ boy will be acquitted after most vigorous trial, and taught a lesson never to be forgotten, alone sustains me. D. M. WOOD.

City tNoinlniuioiiN.

USHIL

KEV1VO. It quickly and Htiruly restores NYrvnuy Lobt Vitality, Iinpotency, Nightly

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I.ost Power, Failing Memory, Wasting Discasi-* r. all fffeots of stdf-ahune or rseessand iudjsei^tic^ which unfits one tor Ktiidy. hn^iin-ss or iuarn:»tv.*' not only cures by starting at the seat ut dis« use. t. is a great nervo tonic and blood builder, hn: i!'g hack the pink plow to pule check* 1 stonng tlu» tire* nf youth. It ward* otT Jnrit» and Consumption. Insist on having RKVIVn. other. It can be carried in vest pocket. liy mas) *1.00 per package, or fix tor $5.00, with :i posi ivo written guarantee to euro or rcftrnt. he money. Circular free. Address

i'OYAL MEDICINE CO., 271 Wabash Ave., CHICAGO, II

Nye & 'rawtordHville, Iudian.i.

Corn is Kiiig!

The republicans of Crawfordsville have organized for the city campaign. The desire among many interested parties will be to see if in a city of this size where they have two votes to oue of the opposite party, they will aim to make any improvement over the class of men who are now acting as councilmen If the same men, or some of like caliber are nominated by the party, then the democracy aided by scores of conservative republicans who only ask for economy and a decent management os city affairs, will make a strong efTort to defeat thein, ai'd have every reason to believe they will succeed. Largo numbers of republicans say they have had enough and entirely too much of the Reynolds' rule in the cit\, and thvy will vote against any such candidates whoever they may be. Tho time to make their word good and their work effective will Boon be here. It i^ only a little over two months when three utw councilmen are to be chosen.

Cosl of the Keller Trial.

The Keller trial at Terre Haute cost Parke county over $4,000, and then nothing was done only to liberate the Kellors. Although Clara Shanks was killed yet the State could not prove who did it, yet Park county has to pay while they are trying it. Tho chemist's bill was $1,000 for examining the stomach of the dead girl to see if poison could bo found. The prices for such work, as well as the fees by physicians for making post mortem examinations is a matter that the State legislature will hereafter be compelled to regulate. They are generally beyond all reason, and in most instances the results ob tained amount to nothing.

For Kmbczzlcmcnt Wn» lie Arrested.

J. S. Baker, general agent for the Singer Sewing Machine Company, preferred a charge against J. Huston, tho agent at Ladoga last week, and he was arrested. He is charged with appriating the money from the collection on a note for the sale of a machine and using il himself instead of turning it in to the company. He also refused to turn over books and papers used in tho interest of the company. His bail was lixed at £200 bv a Ladoga justice, and which he was unable to furnish, and was in consequence placed in jail.

A Cuion ('oncer!.

The several musical societies of the city are to unite in a concert to be given on Thursday Feb. 27, at V. M. C. A. Auditorium. Among those participating will be tho Musical Amateurs, the baldwin Concert Co., Crawfordsville Mandolin Club, Schweitzer's orchestra, and others. Tickets for the concert will be placed on sale within a short time, and will no doubt go rapidly. The entertainment is for the benefit of the Young Men's (iymnasium Class.

The Kellers Home.

The Kellers, after an enforced absence of seven months from their homes in Parke county, returned on Saturday. There was no noisy, enraged mob with ropes to meet them, and altogether

ONI.Y CUKAUI.K-CASKS 'IM\KN. Hest of {heir reception was pleaBant. Maggie reference'and credential"

if yiu can not. eaii, write: All let-ers must be

a I I I W A I S I N I A N A I O S

p. m. te p. m.

arij. Delay is fatal. 000,

PARKER'S

HAIR BALSAM ClMSMfl and betotlflifl tht hair, Promote* luxuriant Krowtn. Sever rail* to Bertore ?rv

Halr to ita Toothful Qolor. Cnm acalp dlnau* (Thalr vallinj.

Keller has entered suit against Thomas,

INDIANA. one of the strong witnesses against her, Illinois .W-

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'j and Sim me, the Covington attorney, and

1 others. The demand will be for

th-morratlr County Convention.

Saturday, April 25th.

I'ool Bull This Year.

$10,-

and John B. Lamb is her attorney.

The date for the county democratic nominating convention has been get tor Saturday, May 23d—about three months hence. This will be time for all intending candidates to thoroughly canvass among the people. The time fixed for the townships to select their delegates

The Indiana intercollegiate base ball schedule has been adopted as follows:

Hose Polytechnic—May 25, with Purdue at Lafayette May 9, with "Wabash at Terre Haute May 23, with DePiiuw at Grecncastle May 31), with Butler at 'J

Perro Haute.

Wabash—May 30, with Purdue at Lafayette: May

with Hose Poly-

t.crlmie at Terre Haute: May 2, with itler at Crawfordsville. iSutler—April 27. with DePauw at (li I'eiicastle May 2. with Wabash at C'iawfordsville: May 30, with liose Polytechnic at Terre Haute April 11. with Indiana university at Ml loniington: April 18, with Purdue at Indianapolis.

v'tirdue—April 18, with Butler at !n lianapolis April 25. with fiose Polytechnic at Lafayette May 12wi:h DePauw at (Ireencasthv May 30. with Wabash at LafayetLe

DePauw—May 2. with Purdue at 'ivoncastle: May !), with Indiana tin versify at Greencastle April 27. .ii Butler at Greeneastle May 23' :h Hose Polytechnic at Green ca-f.le: May 2o with Indiana university at Blooinington.

Defculol

Asniu.

The Indianapolis Whist Club again defeated the Crawfordsville I niiist Club at the Bates house last night in a contest for the Coffin challenge trophy. Both teams were made up as in the finals in the recent, state tournament, the Indianapolis club being composed of J. A.

Pirkey, Albert D. Aller. "Walter B. Wright and F. M. Herron, and the Crawfordsville club of Green, Matthews, Miller and Snyder. -There were twelve rounds of four deals each, and ii was neck and neck until the eleventh round, when Crawfordsville stock slumped out of sight.—State Sentinel.

Kloeiiiiouisi Sue* for I,il)el.

Miss Mayme Roberts, an elocutionist last week sued Ben F. McKe.y, editor and publisher of the Lebanon Weekly Pioneer, for S10,000 for libel. Miss Roberts is well known throughout the central states. She formerly lived at Whitestown, Boone county, but moved to Indianapolis a few years ago. On the morning of Jan. 1G an Indianapolis paper contained an article concerning the arrest of a young woman named Mayme Roberts, of that place,

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charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Supposing it to be the elocutionist, Mr. McKey copied the article under glaring headlines and commented upon it as being tho downfall of a former resident of that county, hence the suit.

Mardi Gras, February 17 and 18 The rate of one faro for the round trip will be made via tbe Quoon & Cres cent Route from Cincinnati, February 14th to 17th.

It is the only line running solid vestibuled tra'ns the only line making a "24 hourschedulo from Cincinnati, and hours from Louisville. It is !)0 miles shortes fioin Cincinnati to the south.

A trip over the Queen & Crescent to the quaint and intensely interesting city by the Gulf made to include a visit during tho Mardi Gras season is delightful from start to finish.

For further information call on or address: Chas. W. Zell, D. P. A., Cincinnati, O.

W.A. Rockier. X. P. A. Ill Adams St.. Chicago, III. C. A. Baird, T. P. A. Detroit, Mich. \V. W. Dunnavant, T. P. A., Cleveland, O. W. C. R'nearson. Gen'l Pass'r Ag't, Cincinnati, O.

Did you over stop to think what indigestion really means? It means simply that your stomach is tired. If our legs are tired, we ride. The horse and the steam engine do tho work: Why not give your stomach a ride that is. let something else do its work. Foods can be digested outside of the body. All plants contain digestive principles which will do this. The Shaker Digestive Cordial contains digestive principles and is a prepartion designed to rest the stomach. The Shakers thomeelves have such uubounded confidence in it ihat they have placed 10 cent sample bottles on the market, and it is said that even eo small a quantity proves beneficial in a vast majority of cases. All druggie}* keep it.

Lasol is tho best medicine for children. Doctors recommend it in place of Castor Oil.

Old Dan." a famous army mule that has worked for Uncle Sam upwards of thirty years, was shot and cremated at Willet's Point last week.

That the blood should perform its vital functions, it is absolutely necessary it should not only be pure but rich in life-giving elements. Thefe are best effected by tbe use of that well-known staudard blood-purifier, Ayer's Ssrsaparilla.

tb« Big Store clearing ad.

Where Moslems Are Most Numerous.

Far in advance of any other nation in tho numbor of the Moslems under its rule is Great Britain. In India alone there are about (10,000,000 Mohammedans, and thoy outnumber all the subjects of tho saltan more than two to one. Bosides, England rnles Mohammedans in other parts of her vast empire, though not many in any one place. The queen is the sovereign of many millions more Moslems than Christians.

China is believed to como next as a conntry inhabited by many followers of the prophet. The number of Mohammedans in the Chinese empire is ustimaicd all tho way from HO,000,000 to 50,000,000, and tho smallest of the guesses is moro than Turkey can match. Holland also has nearly or quite 30,000,000 Moslem subjects in her populous and rich East Indian possessions. Java has fully 25,000,000 paoplo, and nearly all of them are Mohammedans.

The Turkish empire is supposed to contain about 211,000,000 Moslems, counting the portion of Arabia in which tho authority of the sultan is not very well established and is in danger of hoing destroyed at, any time. Therefore it. is apparent that unless great error has been made in estimating tho number of Mohammedans in the Chinese empire tho sultan is only fourth among rulers of great bodies of men aud women who believe in Mohammed.

But among oilier countries which are dominated by tho Moslem clement of their population and are under the sway of a Mohammedan ruler the Turkish empire is easily first, in numbers and in power for evil.—Cleveland Leader.

Tho Danger of Silonro.

I oiico had a case (said a nuMiibpr of the bar) against a man in tho country which was as clear as daylight in niv favor, but. by tho cunning of his lawyer, lie had continued to avoid coming to trial for about two years.

At last, tho case was called, late in the term and late in a hot day, the court, and jury tired and impatient. 1 stated the facts and produced the evidence, which was all on my side.

Tho judge asked the counsel whether they wished to argue the caso, stating that he hardly thought it necessary to submit it, in so plain a matter. The lawyers agreed to submit, it without argument. Tho jury went, out and immediately returned with a verdict for the defendant.

As soon as tho court adjourned I sought tho foreman of the jury, and ask ed him how in the name of common sense they emtio to render such a verdict. "Why, you see," said ho, "we didn'tthink much of the lawyer against you, and it wasn't strange he didn't, liavo nothing to say but, squire, the fact, is wo thought you was about ono of tho smartest, lawyers in tho country, aud if you couldn't find nothing to say on your side it must be a pretty lvjird case, so wo had to go against you. "—Pearson's Weekly.

CIOHO Sltavo With a Leopard. I walked a little nearer tho edge of tho lodge to listen if I could hear anything in tho gap, as wo could not tell wliero the dogs or tho leopard had got to. I heard a slight rustle below, whether in tho bush or on tho ledge I could not toll, and thero was no time to find out, for with a rush and a bound the leopard threw himself against the kraut?., clutching at the grass roots on top with tho claws of one fore paw—tho other was broken just above tho wrist— and I could hear his hind claws scraping on tho rocks in his endeavors to scramble up. I knew that he was very close to mo. His great blood smeared paws wero within six feet, and I could see his wicked yellow eyes glaring savagely aud the saliva, red tinged,-drop-ping from the gleaming tusks.

As Nogwaja rail in with uplifted assegai I fired down into tho brute's mouth, and with a savage gasp he fell down on to the ledge below. Tho plucky Swa/.i, without waiting to seo if he was dead, jumped down on top of him and gave him a final thrust with his assegai ere life had sped.—Kirby.

Able to Iteail Writing

"I never will forget the queer incidents and experiences I had when I first bought a typewriter and sent out in print my correspondence aud bills to my oustttmers who lived in the rustic regions about me," said a merchant from a backwoods town. "Several of my patrons dropped ine, and I was at a loss to account for their manner, which changed toward me. At last the mystery was solved. A burly young farmer drove up to the store, tied up his oxen and stalked into my office. 'Mr. Blank,' said he, 'I'd have you know that I know how to read writin, and you don't Imve to print your letters aud bills when you send them to mo. I don't propose to bo insulted in such a manner.' "He then threw down the letter on my desk and stalked out."—Louisville Courier-Journal.

Kinglake and The Tiniwi.

It was Kiuglake who uttered one of tho neatest of mots on the peculiar character of the London Times. He had little fondness for that journal in spite of personal friendships which might have been expected to soften his view of the question. The paper was still to him a sort of Juggernaut, irresistible and fateful. On seeing an announcement, of the new editor's marriage he exclaimed: "Heavone! That brines The Times into relations with lm

Indian* In Columbuh' Time.

While there are no oomplete statistics available, careful estimates from all possible sources of information make it probable that at the time of the discovery there were no more than 500,000 Indians in all North America.—St. Louis Globe-Demoorat. ........

Maryland has 107,054 persons engaged manufacture, the annual value of rhose product ki $171,843,508.

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.1*acilitatcs travel, affords pleasure, cnhnerc property values. A clean, broad guauetl, straiglu-foward saloon like the Clipper'ilis«.minates wholesome Whiskies, stimulates ptililu spirit, brings buyer and seller together

^THE CLIPPER.

YOU WILL REALIZE THAT "THEY LIVE

WELL WHO LIVE CLEANLY,"

IF YOU USE

SAPOLIO

purchased the .Finest. Line of (iokl. Silver amd Leather Novelties, Watches,

Cut Glass and Art Ware

Beyond all former lines at prices below all Competition. Come and see, also get iny prices. Fitting of eyes and repairing of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry is our fort at tlio Corner Jewelry Store of

The Great Fruit Belt of the South.

In it aro iocuteil th«|ar^t poach orchards in th« world, white Pear*. Apple*, Ornpep,'and Melon* dooqunJly woll. Iho soil is cattily cultivated and produce** Quo rrops of corn, oats rye. Haiioy, cotton, mifjar c&iio* wwoet and Irish potatoes, poas and a gonoral variety of vegetables. I hi» climato rfllld and healthful. Lauds ounvoniently locatod toHhippin poistfl can bt procured for from $5 to$l0 por aero, ou liberal torms.

A. MACDONAM), W. I.. OLKSSNKK, Uen 1 Pasa, Act., Macon Ga. Commi-nioner of Immigration, Macon, *a.

Sri Buying a Piano or an Organ

IMPLICATION I'Ok l.IQt'OU LICENSE.

Notice is lii'rcby givim to tin1 citijwux of tlic rt'cv.- waril in tho city of (Jrawfordbvillt*, I'nlon lOWHHUip, Montgomery county. Stnto ol Indiana that I, tiumuiM' S.

mai' inhabitant ol the Htnto of ludiann, and now and for morn than ninoty (BO) days time prior to the date of this notico of application, a continuous resident of Union township. In Moutcoinery County.

(2) Inches wide, and fronting on east Maikot street In said City of crawfordsville, Indl-

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shall also state In my said application

that I desire to carry on In the eame room above described, other and different buslnens as follows: Running one (1) pool table, tho sale of cider, pop, ginger ale, mineral waters and all kinds of soft drinks and liquors sold and used as beverage*, clgareUes^Wco and cl^^

Rated this 31st day of January 1898.

Jfr •V.v

C. 'ROBT.

THE SOLDIERS' COLONY. FITZGERALD, G-A,

Is located in that si-otior. of Georgia travorsod by the

GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA RAILWAY

which is the only direct throii-.-h route to tho capital of tho colony, connoctinc at Til ton with thn Tifton & North Kauturn Railroad for Fitzgerald. I!y this route, parties froiu Cliicapo, Indlanapolls. Uot,roil, Cleveland and Cincinnati e:m s'vuro tiloopoi with only ono chauco (in depot at Niishvlllo) to Tlfton,and from St. I.ouis direct, without change. Tho soation in which this colour is locatod lias lieon well named.

do not fad to examine the latent MaHon & Hamlin model*. Recent Improvements together with time tested points of superiority render them Instruments par exccllencc* Old pianos morgans taken in exchange. Instruments sold for cash or easy payments. '••..

Catalogues and full information sent free.

250 and 253 WABASH AVIiNUU, CHICAGO, If

HIIITOMH.

a wliito

Stale of Indiana and over

the ago of twouty-ono years, will apply to the Board of Commissioner!* of the County of Montgomery in the stile In•liana, at tho regular March session, comnionci:e on the first, Monday of March ls'.lti, for a license to sell spirituous, vinous, malt and other intoxicating lienors in loss quantities than quart at a time, and allow the samo to he drank ou the premises whore sold

My place of business aud tho promises whereon aud wherein said liquors a''e to bo sold and drank aro situated anil specifically described as follows: Beginning at a point tuontv-i\ aud one-half (2(iX) feet west of the northeast corner of lot No. ono hundred and thirty-two (18), as tho tame Is known and designated on the oiigina! plat of the town, now City of crawfordsville, Indiana, and ruunins: thonee south one hundred -md seven (107) feel: thence west slitoou (101 feet, thence north one hundred and seven (1071 feel, ihencooast sixteon (16) feet to tho place of beginning, in the loworfiont room of tho two story brick uildlng. situated, on tho above described premises, said room being forty-seven (VT) feet four (4) Inches deep «nd fifteen (15) leet

One Fare Round Trip.

The Vandalia will soil excursion tickots on Fob. 11th and March 10th, '96, to south-west Missouri, south-east Kansas, I AiUittiBafi. Texas, western Florida, Alabama. north and central Georgia, all points in Tennessee except Memphis, many points in Arizona, moBt of Louisiana, all points in Oklahoma aud Indian

Territory at one faro tho round trip paid hero, and S2 only, to bo paid on return. All good 30.days. This is tho best rato made for two years, and now is the time to go. •J.

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payH to tradeat the Big Store.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sires, teiter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money eunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye & Booe. ly

The British census report says thai if all the houses in England were placed side by side they would cover a apao* 450 aquara miles.