Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 August 1896 — Page 7
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Ubcd in Every Family.
FLOUR COFFEE.
The best Hour is the ''Laurel" brand, made from hard Minnesota wlicat. No better Hour made.
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best Coffee is "Shupleigh's New Knglaiid" brand. Pleases the most particular coffee drinkers.
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MARKET GROCERY.
HKXRY SLOAN, Manager
DON'T STOP TOBACCO.
Hnw to Cure Yourself While Using It Tli
tobacco habit grows on 11 man until Ills nervous system is soriously atlccted, impairing health, :oniioit aiul happiness. To ijuit, suildonly is too suvcro a shock to tho system, as '.'tobacco to an Inveterato user becomes a stimulant that Ins .system continually craves, "llaco-
C'uro"is a seientillecure for the tohaeoo habit, in all its tonus, carotuliy com|jounilol aftor the formula ol an eminent Iiorlin physician who has used it his private, practice since 1872, without a latlure. It is purely vegetable and guiianteed perfectly harmless. You call use all the tobacco you want whilo taking •'Baeouro." It will notify you when to stop. Wo RIVO I 'vritten cuarantee to euro permanently any with three boxes, or refund the money
Willi 10 per cent, iutorost. "Uaco-Curo" is not a substitute, but a seientille cure, tluueuros without the aid of will power and with no Inconvenience. It leaves the system as puro and i: tree from nicotine as the lay you took your first chew or smoko. ''CURED BY IIACO-CUKO ANI) OAlNKDTIIIItTV POUNDS
Krom hundreds of testimonials, tho originals of which are on tile and open to inspection, tho following is presented:
Clayton, Nevada Co., Ark., Jan. 2!', 1S93. Kurelca Chemical and Manufacturing Co., La Crosse. Wis. Gentlemen: Kor forty years I used tobacco .11 all its forms: For twenty-five years of that time 1 was a great, sutlerer from goneral debility and heart disease. Kor fifteen years I tried to quit, but couldn't. I took various remedies, am-rng otliors "No-To-llac," "Tho Indian Tobacco Antidote," 'Double Chloride of Oild," etc., ute.. but none of them did tin'tho least l)it of good, finally, however, I purchased a box of your "Haeo-Curo" and it has entirely cured me of the habit in all its forms, and I have increased thirty pounds in weight and 1 am relieved from all the numei ous uclios and pains ol body anil mind. I could write a quire of paper upon my changed feelings and condition. Yours respect!',illy.
P. II. MAIUIUHV,
1'astor C. I'. Church, Clayton, Ark.
Hold by ill druggists at l.t/0 pei box three boxes, (thirty days' treatment), 2.r0 with ironclad, written guarantee, or sent direct upon receipt of price. Write for b*-*klet and proofs, Kurt kai hemical Ac Mfg. Co., LaCrosse. Wis., and llostoe, Mass. MOJ 31 0m
New Quarters
i'lIE MERCHANTS'
Transfer Line
Is now located at No. 1207 West Main St. 'Phone No. 44. All kinds of light or heavy hauling, safe moving, etc. Ring us up.
MARK HAYS.
To the Farmers
1 am prepared to take care of your horsss at any and all time-, and will see that they uro fed and properly cared for at Reasonable prices, (iiv. mo a trial audi will guarauteo satisfaction at No. 'Jl.-i X. (ireeu St.
T. W. IRONS
DON'T FORGET
BOB DAVIS,
At the East Market Street
FEED YARI}
When you want hour horse fed. The
Old Lanehan Yard.
HIRES Rootbcer contains the best herbs, berries and roots nature makes for rootbeer making. Take no other.
U«1e only bj The Charles E.
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A, 26c. package makes & gtUoaa* 8oid ererywher*
J. C. McCORMICK DENTIST.
B'l'eeth extracted aud flllod without pain. Bridge Work, i«old Crowns and I'lnws. Has moved to No. 207V4 ••ast Main street, formerly tho l)r. McMochau otlice.
\XTANTED:—Several trustworthy gentlemen or ladles to travel In Indiana for established, reliable house. Salary $780 asd expenses. Stoady position, Enclose reference Mid self addressed aud stamped envelope. The Dominion Company, third lloor, Omaha Bldg., Chicago, III.
WIRE? We have a Urge stock smooth and barb that we want to sell, U. R. Tinsley k, Co.
A DARING AOT.
Howard Dickerson Saves Two Lives
By Stopping a Furious Horse-
A runaway horse, attached to a bugey in which wen, seated two women, Mrs. W m. Scott and daughter, was th* «nmi. what terrible sight that ,„.
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along Water and Market street, Sunday evening. The horse took fright on south
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ater street and moved
forward toward Market, o'
rapiilly
'urino every-
thing in front of him, person^ alorm the lino of his run jumpintr
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any pht'-o to gut out of tin- way. At Market street tho horse oic to the side walk and kept it until utter ho left the Sherman House, everybody expecting to see tho women thrown out and killed, who, Dotwithstauding tho dangerous situation in which they wort, plucod, remained seated in tho liuytgy and uutdo
no elloi is to jump out. Turning rapiuiy north on Washington street when oppo
site tbo jail, Howard Diekerson, tho "stump suckers," turnkey, ran out quickly, seized a shaft of the bu gy, next tho rein, and after being dragged for a distance of eight or ten rods, succeeded in bringing tho thoroughly frightened animal to a stop, and the women at once alighted to tho ground uninjured. The daring work of Dicricrson. no doubt, saved their live?, or at least from great injury. Ho certainly deserves much praiso for tho courage he showed on this occasion in risking his life to save others. lio is certainly a hero in this instance, and tho friends of these two ladies will not soon forget hitn for tho groat risk ho took in their behalf.
AFTER THIEVES-
But Nothing of Value Found with Them. Sunday afternoon a wagon drawn by two horses stopped in front of W. S. Remley's residence, seven miles northwest «f town, when four men alighted, went into tho house and after a few moments returned to their wagon and departed, going iu a north-east direction. Two young men living with Mr. Remloy returned to tho house an hour or two later aud looking tho room over observed that some property, including a watch anil a revolver, were missing Alartu was given-at once, and the four men in tho wagon having been seen about tho premises, suspicion at once pointed to them and their capture determined upon. A number of persons, twenty or more, started out in the direction taken by the men, and lato in the evening they were overtaken near
Hunt's school house, four miles northwest of Darlington, a distance of over 15 miles having been covered by the persons. The men were brought to town and jailed. Search of their persons failed to disclose tho missing property and they were permitted to go. If they had taken tho property they had successfully concealed it,
The J'opiili*lM Convention. The Populists national convention c.'imo oil' at St. Louis last week, and made fully as much noise and attracted fully as much attention as any other of the conventions of this year. After much wrangling they nominated Bryan and Watson—dropping Sewell. Bryan did not desire the nomination at tbo hands of the Pops., unless Sewell waB also chosen as Vice-Presidont. This tho convention refused to do, but nominated Bryan in spite of himself. The Silver convention also iu session at St. Louis at tho same time nominated liryan find Sewell promptly. Bryan's name will bo on three of tho tickets fof President this year—Sewell's on two.
"Kiieky" illnj- Stop Ifiicini Louisville Times: Tho news conies in a dispatch from San Francisco that iu all probability E.J. "Lucky" Baldwin will retire from the turf. His racing string this season has been a failure, and he says that unless there is improve ment he will abandon racing and devote his attention to breeding.GBaldwin has raced liornes for twenty years and has been one of the most successful on the American turf. His Santa Anita f.'-irm has produced more Derby winners than any similar establishment in tho country, and many a stako race has gone to the black Maltese cross. Santa Anita horses havo five times won the American Derby and tinished second twice.
Wntcrtnnii lioiind Over.
Charles W. Waterman, arrested at Crawfordsville, Thursday night on a charge of larceny preferred by W. Hi Overman, was before the mayor this morning, He was also bound over in $200 bonds. The authorities aro inclined to think he has done time before Ho had a number of documents in his pos63Bsion addressed to "Robert Spencer, Jackson State prison, Jackson ivlich." which inclines the oHlcers to the beliof that he was once there under that name.—Logan,-:port Journal.
A Phenomenal Corn Crop.' The corn crop in Cass county is bettei than ever before and the yield will ba phenominal. Already farmers are com. plaining that there will be so much corn that it will be worth little or nothing when offered for s&le. The low price of potatoes and cats is discouraging, potatoes being worth but 13 cents a bushe and oats 8 cents. Hay of the best quality may be had for t8.00, and, on the whole,
farmers feel that the price of their product is very much below what it should be.
A "STUMP SUCKER" HORSE
Leads to a Law Suit Brought By I Rev- S. V- Leech-
Looking around for a geutlo family horse, freo from defects or blemishes, Ilev.S. V. Leech, pastor of the Mothodist church, strayed to tho auction sale
I ween his teeth and create a noise that could tie heard for a long distance, and at all hours of tho night. This was continned for weeks, and the minister then began to think he had been cheated, I had had a dofect.ioe horso sold to Mm tlii-.I would be dear at any price. He then consulted Cooley it Hamilton. They avowed that they sold him on tho guarantee made to theru by the former owner of the horse, that they knew nothing of this defect of tho horse, and would not take, the horso back nor refund tho uionev. Accordingly suit has been ontered against them an attorneys employe !, and the result of it will be watched with some interest. An old horseman, epoa'.ung of tho case t. other day, said that 'vuuip sucking'' horses aro frequently broken of tho h,:bit by placing muzzles -.ver their moutus after they are done eating, and that after a few months thov aro broken of the habit entirely, Perhaps this would havo been cheaper than costs an 1 attorney's feos.
Temperiiiii'i woi-li ut Tcrre Ilnutc. •'Buck" Stanley, the temperance ovangolist of Logansport, proposes to reform Terre Haute. Ho expects to devote two months to the process, preaching and talking temperance in all parts of the city. He has begun work at tho Grace M. I*j. Tabernacle, Tho Nicholson law, ho says, leaves the city open to a temperance crusade, for the lirst ttiuo in its history.
C'ulicd to Wulkcrttm-ii. Tho Rev. .Mr. Black, of Darlington, has' accepted a call to the pastorate os the Presbyterian church at Walkerton.
Freo Pills.
Send your address to II. E. Bucklen it Co., Chicago, anil get a free sample box of King's New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of their merits. Thesepillsareeasy inaction, particularly effective in the cure of constipation and sick .nlaehe. For materia and liver troubles they have been proved invaluable, 'they tire guaranteed to be perfectly tree frcm every deleterious substance and to bo purely vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the system. Regular size 25c. per box. Sold by Xye& Booe, Druggists.
Thomas II. Swopo. a prominent citizen of Kansas City, has given a tract of land, 1,100 acres iu extent, to the city for a pari?. Tho proposed park is four miles from the city limits and is valued at $2.10,000.
Don think that your liver needs treating if you aro bilious. It don't. It's your stomach. Thai: is, your stomach is roallv what causes the biliousness. It has put your liver out of order. .See what tho matter with your stomach. Sick stomach poisons liver and then there's trouble. Shaker Digestive Cordial cures stomach and then all's well, lhats tho cauFO in a nutshell.
Shaker Disgestive Cordial is no secret. Formula's on every bottle But it's tho simple honest way it's made tho honest Shaker herbs and other ingredients of which it's composed that make it so ellicacious. Any real case of indigestion and biliousness can be cured with a few bottles of Shaker Digestive Cordial. Try it. Soid by druggists, price 10 cents to S1.00 per bottle.
A herd of butfaloes numoering abou eighty head, has been found in Presidio county, Texas Dr. J. B. Taylor, a wealthy ranchman intends to round them up and place them in his ranch.
Affidavits ay to personal chiractor may be necessary to allay suspicion or to attract the simple-minded but what has the manufacturer's private character to do with the efficacy of his so called "cure?" Ely's Cream Balm depends solely upon its reputation of years as a successful cure for catarrh in all its stages. It is absolutely freo from mercury or any other drug injurious to the system. Being applied directly to the sensed membrane it affords instantneous relief and will effect a perfect cure of catarrh.
In France there are twenty-two botanical gardens in Germany thirty-fire, in Great Britain and Ireland eleven, in the Indian empire nine, ia Italy twenty-two in Rusaia fourteen.
THE GIANTS OF OLD.
PREVIOUS AGES SUPPLY US WITH
ENORMOUS FOSSIL BONES.
(Jxartls Threo Timra the Size of tho Largest Kletiltniit and a Turtle Whoso Shell Loolunl I.ilw* Hut—Marine Gfauts anil .the ltemarkablc I'lated Lizard.
Tho belief in a race of giants was once almost universal and held mini recent years. Even today largo skeletons When found are sometime. reported its being those of giant human beings. This was especially true of the period about the tenth and eleventh centuries, and in the latter a most amazing discovery was reported, which threw the scientific world of the time into great excitement. It was said that the body of Pallas, tliQ sun of Evander, had been discovgul k^}tbi)iq tojafc o£ th2._emper6r Henry ill.
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of hjrses by Cooley & Hamilton in June last. Ho saw one that seemed to please his fancy, it was trotted up and down the street, aud waB guaranteed to bn sound in limb and wind. After two or three bids tho horse was sold tin ally to tho Reverend gentleman for the sum of •S 17.30 aud was taken to his stable soon alter. Only a few weeks after it wag discovert that while the horse was sound.1' ho belonged to the family of and would take tho boards of which his stall was tnade be-
Ti"hc
bones' v!"efO el'Or
nious, and it is unnecessary to star* proved to havo belonged to a lmgo foss i' elephant. As lato as the fifteenth century a war uf words was waged over a find of largo bouee, ono party claiming that tlioy belonged to tho giant Tetttoboclius. In 1857 a giant was discovered in Switzerland. Tho council of Lucerne requested a learned scientific man, Professor Folix Plater of Basel, to report upon it, and ho not only announced the bones as part of a human gituit, hut inado a completo restoration, showing the man 20 feet high, which the proud city adopted as an ancestor in the arms of tho commonwealth. Tho design and somo of tho bones can still bo seen in the collego of Jesuits at Lucerne. Uufortuuately for tho theory and much to the discomfiture of the people who had raised to a high pinnaclo this mighty ancestor, it was found to bo tho remains of an elephant.
Nearly all tho mastodon tinils in this country wore attributed to giants, hut there is no ovideuco that a human giant ever existed over 8 feet in height, and it is extremely doubtful if this height was ever attained.
Giants other than human are very common in all branches of tho animal kingdom—giants in every sense when compared to their pygmy representatives of today. Some years ago somo laborers in tho Senalik hills of India were engaged upon a government work when they camo upon tho romains of a turtle Unit proved beyond question that these animals had their giants in the. days of old. Tho shell which the men exposed might have been used as a shelter for several men, and at first, before its bony nature was observed, it was thought by tho natives to bo a hut ol some kind. Fortunately tho bonos wero uninjured, and they were taken out and removed to the
British museum, where a complote res toration of tho animal may be seen. Tito length of the turtle was 10 foot, its horizontal circumference 25 fuet, and its girth 15 feet, but it was estimated by Bcientists that this was not an adult, and that when fully grown this lingo creature would display a domelike back 8 or 9 feet high, giving a total length of 20 feet.
One of the common animals in equatorial South America and in Central America is tho lizard, iguana, which attains a length of 4 or 5 feet and is considered a large lizard, but if was a pygmy when compared 'to an ancestor that once wandered over England and various portions of the world. A number oi years ago .some.workiugmon wero excavating and blasting iu a quarry near Maidstone, England, when somo bones wero uncovered that, caused profound astonishment on lite pair of tho tinders. Tho skeleton was perfect, and its it was lifted our, bone by bone, their amazement increa.'-cd, tn-1 thu news was spread all over lh'J wvc.ntiy, a!trading large numbers of people. When tho bones were placed in their proper position they were i'- :r.n.l to 1 gigantic li-rd iV.U havo beer, three largest livtuj eU:-:ia :i ::l stood «p..u its hind 1-. hiv a tctu^ij down braiioiies l„„\h Such at) a'ti.sial v.. .- .. :"'.d sluggish ami i.Tii-. \i:i c'-.'.y prey to the hamuli lsnr.tetv, they existed.
called the !!::-a-:d, a::-! tho Lost.
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the skeleton of a when alive must 3 as balky as the
Tho marine gijusts wero even more bizarre and remarkable than the lend forms. If weeaii imaj-iuo tbo huLi ,, hana lengthened u-ufc to 'JO l's:c!, lis i- ck spinos changed t: bru.ul tinl.k.- i)j wo form some ish.i of the npp„w::::..\s of one of the small dinosaur isegosaurus unguiatn.- one of the most uncanny aud reinarkaijio creatures ever
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skeleton was fctiifl n: of the Ri'i'ky Mothm-: plates with v.h.c th wero prelected \.t::e iu diameter and feet in iength. hind li tui.'K indent that this l:. itself up aud .~if ing upon its no v.: its cnormuns i-miti terrible weapon
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A giant from America had that mpitsured vtht feet in most over the eves were two hi-,-a third jilaccd over the nuw. lenqtli of the SKUII was jiiven hv a j.aj'ecrest that was protected hy a rid lon^ plates. 'J.mi uiu.uh ut' the :ii_e::itops was protected by a horny beak. In life it must have presented a formidable appearance, with a body clumsy and low like that of a hippopotamus, a long tail like an alligator's, its head calling to mind the rhinoceros. This monster was 25 feet in length and must have been one of the strangest animals of its time.—Philadelphia Press.
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Sitting Up Late.
There is nothing so tends to shorten the lives of old people and to injure their health as the practice of sitting up late, particularly in the winter evenings. This is espeoially the case when there it a grown up daughter in the family. We publish this item at the earnest request of several young men.—London TitBite.
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The Great Fruit Belt of the South-
111 it aro located the larf.'0-t pencil orchards In tlio world, whilo l'oara. Apples, Grapos, anil Melons do uqunllv woll. The Mill ts easily cultivated and produces lino crops of corn, oata, rye, Itarloy,cotton, sii^ai- cauo. «w.-et and Irish potatoes, peas and a general variety of vegetables. The climato ttlild and healthful. I.andH conveniently located to shipping points can bo procured for from jr to«10 per acre, on liberal terms.
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