Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 October 1896 — Page 6

romption

A AND ITS CURB To THE EDITOR :—I

have an absolute

remedy for Consumption. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been already permanently cured. So proof-positive am I of its power that I consider it my duty to send two bottles free to those of your readers who have Consumption,Throat, Bronchial or Lung Trouble, if they will write me their express and postoffice address. Sincerely, T. A. SLOCTJM, M. C., 183 Pearl St., Hew York, itjr Tho 1-Mitorial and llusincae MnnntreniPnt of this Paper Uuuruntoo ttiia geiioruug Proposition*

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NOKTII HOrSI).—DAII.V KXl-KI'TSrSDAV No. 0. St. .loo accommodation S:fia. m. No. *J0, Mackinaw last pain p. in. No. 8, South

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accommodation .. p. in.

SOUTH BOUND KXCKPT SIN PA V. No. 1'i. Teriv limitc accommodation a. tn No: 21, St. l.ouis liver 1:111 p. m. No. 11, Torro Haute accommodation-r»M0 p. in. Qood*oo!iiiectlo» made at

erre Haute fertile

South And South-west. Train?- run through to 8t.Joseph, Mich., making good connection with C.& W.M ^or Michigan points.

J. C. HUTCHINSON. Airent.

Big Four Route.

TKAISS AT ('HAWFOK[*3VII.Lh

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BAST. WKjiT 8:17 a. Daily (except Suiulc.y).... «:IT I. 4:50 p. in Daily.. rj .'!7 11. l:t!l a. Daily 8 a. in 1:15 p. Dally (oxet-pt Suuilny) 1:15 p. m.

\V. 11. rATTEIiSON, Agent.

WANTED—1'altUluli»ialili.-'lioil

men or women to travel

lor te.tponslbl" linuso in Indiana. Salary #7S0 anil n.\ piuises. Position permanent. Reference. Kurlose fell aiM rested stamped emvlope. Tin' National, Stiir Insurance Itl'ig., Chicago.

WE HAV

from

Seven farms for sile 16U acres.

Two splendid pieces of property iu Englewood.

Eiffceen Houses and Lots in the city from SoOO to 8-1,00(1.

Houses to rent.

Money to Loan!

Will write Life, Accident and Fire Insurance

No. 107 South Green St.

Pholojrranlieff from Li fr

REVIVO

RESTORES VITALITY.

Made a Well Man

1st Day. fi" inthb'ay. f£^F

TmE GREAT 30th Day. Jb'JrlETJCia: T=t T^TVTT^-3-^^-" produces tin above results in "O davs. It. a- tpowertully aud 'juicl'ty. rnivs when all otlu-rs far Young men will regain their lost manhood .md "1 mcu will recover their youthful viuor hy REV! VO. It quickly and surely n-aores N« \.. ncBB, Lont Vitality, linpotcncy, Niuiitly liiuisMoa Lost Power. Failing Memory. \Va*tiuu |is« 3M v: all effects ot Felfnbusu or ami indiM'ietio? Which untits one for s- udy. business n»an iiurnot only cures hy HtJirtinc at the K« nt el dis.-asrh is a great nerve tonic and blood buihb-r. briiT ing bark the pink glow to p«U» clicrUs and Storing tl.o firo of youth. It ward* oi:

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and Consumption. Insist on having III*: VIVO* other. It can be carried in vest j-.ocket hy mai: 91.00 per package, or six for Sft.oo, with a post ilve written guarantee to cure or refund Lho money. Circular free. Address

PJ1YAL MEDICINE CO., 271 Wabash Ave., CHICAGO, 1L

For salo by Nyo .t Hooe.

"A thousand wheels—but only one Shov"

Use the

|"Ban=Bearing"|

SiiepeL

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tt)j) Comfort Fit and

Wear Pratt Fasteners hold lncds.

3 J,caiin ff Dtrttcr* have them. BooklotFreo! I W-? C. II. FAUOO 4 CO. (Jlnlier.), CHIClGn. l^P I

$1.50 Reading and Magnifying Glass for

ASTHMA

Size lyi in. diameter by 1 6 in. long. Semi money

retaining. If not satisfactory money will be refunded. .). S. VAN H0UTEN, Manufacturer of Cut Lenses, 74 Park Place, New York City.

DE TAjfT'S ASTHMA1ENE

1 *55* ""IM—pilppnnevorfailejBendiiBYour uUnLUmailtrialhottlel-DCP The DR. TAFT BROS.

M. Co., Rochester, N.Y. H11

Those handsome new things iu Black jPand Rough Effect Dress goods at Myers 1& Charni's are going fast, the price amoves thetn.

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INSPECTORS OF THE ELECTION

All of them Vote the Republican

Ticket-

Tho CommibMonerp have uppoint'.'d as inspectors for the 12 precints of tho county, the following individuals, all of them, we believe, are republicans:

Coal Creek township 1, 11. (!. Mcsser 2, E. M. Morrow :5, J. D. Wilson. Wayne—1, A. W. (Jroves 'J. Edward Kelley 15, D. V. Moore.

Ripley—1. W. Q. U'Neal: 'J. S. 11. till key. Brown—1. Aaron (.raham -2. C. A. Kleiser J, Li. II. Ilodlun^.

Scott--1. Allert Seasoms George W. James. Clark 1, John L'\ JJyrd 2, 15. F. Carmen .'!, W. M. Khoiles.

Walnut —1, Charles Minnick 'J, John M. Miller John W. 1'erry. Frank -1, Win. Woody "J, K. P. Claskey E. M. Smalley.

Suptar Creek—1, Chae. Schbcn 2, W* II. Custer. Madison--1, as. 51. White 2, Oilie Peterson.

Union —-1, Geo. W. Enoch 2. I). S" Enoch Josepli GruL)l) ,'3, II. W. Orn. bann •", Chae. liratton (j, CJeo. W. MarUley: 7, A. Ward: S, D. W. (Jerard 0, A. S. Miller 10, D. C. Uarnhill: 11, \N II. liistinc 12, Sain I). Svniuies l.'l, I). W. Hartmau 11, bamuel Fraloy 1-j, W. G. llanua 1(5, Henry M. Perry.

The ItepiiblU-nn Kit l.

In nuiiibcrs ir. line tho republican rally of Saturday last was tho largest seen here in several years. The pro. cession was something over an hour in passiug, aud judged bv tho average calculation of timo horses spend in walking in a straight line, may havo boon six miles in length. Old residents say tho processions of both parties hero in the campaign of 18'J-l were larger. Everything we are pleased to note, passed oil' pleasantly, thero being few or tights or rows, nor pin-headed students to bother tlio speakers or create disturbances. Some of the wagons were very neatly decorated, some of tho mottos or banner inscriptions very nonsensical. At every meeting tho republicans had had for three weeks previous the party leaders had urged their followers to turn out to the rally at ('rawfordBville on the 17th. From the counties of I'arke, L^ountain and Tippecanoe delegations came to swell tho crowd, and of course this added to tho homo delega tions, made a big attendance of people. Collum, of Illinois, and Bevoridge, of Indianapolis, addressed the crowds, tho former at the fair ground. By four o'clock the people began rapidly to disperse for their homes, and soon all signs of a rally had faded.

NOTES OK THE KALI V.

The best dressed people iu any of the delegations were undoubtedly those from the vicinity of Wingate. The dresses and caps worn by the female portion from thoro were neat, tidy aud appropriate.

The fellow that blowed tho bugle on the old soldior wagon although a republican, will never vote for Liundis. He snys must emphatically, no, and ho if one of them you can beltove.

With his hands tightly gripped on the lines, sitting erect as a statue, four prancing black liorses in front of him, would Jim Insley havo swapped places with the Governor? Doubtful.

There were eight or nine bands of music in the procession, and most of the music played was very "rocky," tho exception being that of Waynetown, which has some goo I players, and if keeping togetht r, will in timo develop into a tine musical organization. As snide music as any is that of tho Cra wfordsvillo baud, all there is to commend it is its clothing.

One of the mottos said "Bryan is composed of Salt and Wat-r."' McKinley has other ingredients in his composition, 110 doubt, which it would bo impolite to mention.

It is very questionable if big ralljs count for anything in the linal result to a' j.arty considering the money exaud time employed. Doos it :ii!iko »ote for cither party? Doubtful. Graua it-alleys are tho traditions coming down from political management oO and GO years ago, and ever since then have been considered in every campaign as necessary.

The Ilnrxe SIIIHTV War. The horse shoers oi the city got into a lively competition with each other this week. The price adheared to before was SI.2o for shoeing all rouml. Saturday one smith reduced tho price to81.00, and placed a sign in front of his shop to attract those wanting work of tho kind done. Seen by another workman he at once reduced tho price to 90 cents. Others seeing the reduction followed suit until the price went down to 50 cants. Ttiey will get tired of th.it kind of competition soon.

New Hook. Carlon & Hollenbeck, of Indianapolis, have published lately a new book by Jf. J. Clodfelter. It is a work of fiction, tho scene of which is laid in the vicinity of Yellow Stone park. The title is termed "Furdd Duw." Where on earth Clodfelter got such an outlandish title for a book, no one about here seems to know, lie probably invented it.

Read the Big Store."ad" in .to-day's paper.

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liev. F. II. Ha h, who for five years aud a half has lie. pastor of the First Presbyterian C'MUCII in thiB city, has ae cepted the appoint inent of Snynodical Superintendent of Home Missions and will resign his present pastorate to take effect the middl" of November. The duties oi his new wlliiv will begin at once ami he vii! move his family to In hanapolis iu a few weeks, whore Lie will have his headquarters.

Ilis consregatior. and our citizens in general will treatly regret tl at Rev. Hays has de"id"d to leave the city, but they will I glad to know of his advancement. Ills new position is one of great responsibility.

Sar.'.reluus Results-

From a letter written by Rev. J. Gtindernian, ot' 1 Mnondale, Mich., we are pennited to 'nuke this extra t: "I have no he*i! tion in recommending Dr. King's »V\v Discovery, as the results were almost marvelous in tho

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ot my wife. While

was pastor

oi the Baptist Church at Rives Junction she was brought down with Pneumonia succeeding Ea Grippe. Terrible paroxysms oi coughing would Kci hours Mil little interruption ami it seemc: as il sho could not survive thein. A friend recommended Dr. King's New Discovery it was quick in its work and hly satisfactory in results." I rial not ties lr"e at Nye iS-. Booe's drug store. Regular size TiOc. and 1.00.

Rotten eygs weie showered upon a maid of Biddeford, Me., by angry town people because she cast aside a reputable youn:r man and bestowed herself upon a jailbird.

A Gocd Investment-

On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps, a generous sample will be mailed of the most popular Catarrh and llav Fever Cure (Ely's Cream Balm) .ailllcient to demonstrate its great merit. Full size 50c. Ely Brothers, iii Warren St., New York City.

suffered from Catarrh three years it got so bad I could not work. I used two bottles of Ely's Cream Balm and am entirely well I would not lie without it.—A. C. Clarke, 1511 Shawmtit Ave Boston,

Warring saloon keepers of Wheeling, ido.. havo been soiling beer in thirtyounce glasses until lor mutual protection a number of them Cdiue together and culled a hall.

You Can Be Well

When your blood is pure, rich aud nourishing for nerves and muscles. The blood is the vital lltiid, and when it is poor thin and impure yiu n^ust either suiter from some distressing disease or y-ui wll easily fail a victim to sudden changes .exposure or overwork. Keep your bio id pure with Hood's ars«aparilla and be well.

Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner pill: assist digestion, cure headache. 25 cents.

For a servant girl to go about with a dress fastened with pins is not decent and is good grounds for dismissal, according te a recent London county court decision.

Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more than make good all tho advertising claimed for them, the following four remedies have readied a phenomenal sale. Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds, each bottle guaranteed—Electric Bitters, the great remedy for liver, stomach and kidneys. I'ltcklon's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, and Dr. King's New Life Pills, which are a perfect pill. All these remedies are guaranteed to do just what is claimed for them and the dealer whose named is attached herewith will be glad to tell you more of them. Sold at Nye & Booe's drug store.

A commission which has been sitting for seven yeare according to tlie London Daily News will report soon against compulsory vaccination in England.

A Churn that Churns in One Minute I have been in the dairy business all my lifo and have many times churned for ail hour before butter would appear so when I heard of a churn that would churn in a minute, I concluded to try it. Every day for a week 1 used it, and not only could I churn in a minute, but I got more and better butter than with the common churn This is very important isformation to butter maker-!. The churn works easily and will churn an ordinary churning in less th in 00 seconds. 1 have sold two dozen, of these churns in the past month "Every butter maker that has seen me chin 11 in less thin a minute has bought one. You can obtain all desired information regarding the churn by addressing -I. F. (Ja«ev ,v Co. St. Louis anhhev will give

rou

courteous attention.

l-^or nil kinds 1

'*U. A. Miliei .S.

.prompt and

A I .\ 11{ MAN

CI rks 11: rene^vi] '-r-rv-ce, ncc'Oi ding to L" Fi :nri', ke .ut their incomes by 11 I vi Wait, t*•in, fashina. bio reel.ivirants :iit oi'.'.rj Lmiis.

reliable I nsuranee see J., 11 *5 W Main St. tf

Beautiful Lady

1 May or may not be the meaning of tho word belladonna. But many women know (anil others are daily learning) how excellent a tiling for

aches aiul pains iu any part of the body is JOHNSON'S

BELLADONNA I'LA*

I TKit. It is tine, smooth, elegant, and full of quick and kindly healing. Try one a:il wo shall not need to advertise thein any more—not, for yon at. least. On the faee cloth oi' the genuine see tin: bright lied Civ-^. lOUNSON JOHNSON,

Maiiiifuuturiiu C'bemists, New York.

jndianajmlis \\ire yy°rks.

THOMAS 11. (.JACK, Proprietor. ...Munufactuivr

WIRE GOODS

Of t-very description. Hank and cfile«» railings*, levator onelosurrs, window and ••(.iii'tt'r guards, wire troilis«'Ht vase.*, settres, moss ba-kot*, flower stands, tc. Ofno»',27 ('itvleSt., Indianapolis, Ind

Get r.ie Best

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Moneyt

Do not buy until you lir.v ad the ATLAS Catalogue. Write for it to-clav.

ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, lliix"!.. Iiiiliaiitiiioli*. I 1 1

I AH A TINNER.

1 ihm't ilo anything anil thercloro am fully equippiM and pivpared to Uo llio most natisfaotory work in

Slate Roofing Tin Roofing, Guttering, Spouting, Etc.

Also general tinning and repairing. Let mo turnish you estimates for contract Jobs.

P. M. DAVIS, U0f

Walnut St., next to west entrance ot Iavis'Livery Stable.

WA\UPT?n

SAI.KSMKN. Pushing,

h\ I Tj I trustworthy men represent us in tlio sale of our Clioiee Nursery Stock. Speeialtii-s controlled by us. Ilin'i.est salary or commission paid weekly. Steady employment the year round. Uutfltfreo exclusive territory exporienee not necessary big pay assumed workers special inducements to bej-'innois. Write at oncu for particulars to

ALLEN NURSERY CO.

UOCMKSTEK, N. Y.

FOR SALE.

t.nrre tract of

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ChicagoOhrouicle

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Democratic Newspaper

It is not Republican. It is not Mugwump. It is not Populist.

It maintains the democracy of JelTerson, Jacksou and Tilden, believing It to bo the salvation Of the Republic. It is therefore opposed to Socialism, Kreo-Silvo. ism an Kepudlationism-

No dollar is too good for an American. Samplo copii'S freo. Address

l.M-H'li Washington St., Chicago, 111.

Used in Every Family.

FLOUR COFFEE.

The best Hour is the "Laurel"' brand, mailt- from hard Minnesota wheat. No better llour made.

Tlio best Coffee is "Shapleigh's New England" brand. Pleases the most particular coffee drinkers.

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MARKET GROCERY

HENRY SLOAN, Manafe

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c.-istorn Florida Agent* wanted to sell options. Apply 'luick.

Florida Garden Land Co

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Clranprfl bnutifics the htS&R Vr.-u\ tcc a Inxurlmt Rrowth. I !*..• tr Fit'fl lo KoBtore Oroyl

ITMP to it Youthful Color. I Cuxcs kca.p dinont-on & hnir lailiia, I 1.00 at DruggisU

|"i I ^RGOk) l\!l Tf'Monlyuun1. Curt for Coriu*. b'.ujj- al pu--iltva *vall.iit£ t. sy. c, otOrugguiA

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W. O. SMITH

K.i st Market Street,. Boarding and, J-01 ding luuscs at the Lowest I 'rices.-

At Highest Cash l'nces I want f.o buy a car of liorses weighing from 1,000 to l.nOO pounds 011

Friday aiitl Saturtiay, October IS [\i\& \l Sam l3c(teio'er.

PALL AND WINTER

"NVe have made a greater effort tliis year llian ever and are better prepared to suit our customers. W guarantee evei pair of Shoes sold by us.

M'CLAMROCH.

Wc shine all customers' shoes free ol charge.

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Silver Army.

Great Campaign Document.

THE SILVER SUPPLEMENT:

To the FARM, FIELD AND FIRESIDE, the most complete, instructive aud convincing discussion of the silver question ever published.

One to 10,000 Free

Send us your name with stamps to pay postage.

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matter every week.

FARM, FIELD AND FIRESIDE, CHICAGO, ILL.

GEO. KELLEK

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Fresh, and Salted Meats

TWO SHOPS

The Popular Vote

We Have Won

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Of our entire ond of town shows us to be the favorite candidates lor the people's grocers, by a large majority. Therefore

Hy honest weights and square dealings. Our law of honesty is a guarantee to secure your trade. Give and get prices.

H. M. CLARK

East College Street Orocer.

mo a call