Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 October 1896 — Page 3
THE C'i.....r,s. GIRU
An Interes'oi.icf Iiotcer From a Young Ladies' Colle^o.
Raw? Iletwcn til.! Sexes fur K.Iu.i.tion. Uenltli Jaip:iir-d b.v Iriees int St ly.
The race between the sexes for education is to-day very close. ('•iris work incessantly and are often
Ambitions
over their studies. '-»rfmpht to halt, through having' saerifi ed the physical to the mental.
men's ii nemy is at. hand. The folio,.1. .• letter was received by Mrs. l'inkhainin
May, one mouth after the yiin lady had lirst written, giving syiup'.-nns, and ashing advice. She was ill and in great dislmss of mind, fee!hi# hi,.s would not hold out till graduation, and the doctor had advised her to irohome.
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Then begin those ailments that must be removed at or. 'e, or tliey will produce constant sulVeriiifj. Headache, dizzinesK, iaintness, slight vertigo, pains in the iij.clt and loins, ii-'""'\]laritv, los.s t.-f sleep uud appetite, nervousness and blues, with lack of confidence these are positive signs that wo
College. Mass.
You dear Woman:— I
should have written to before, but you said wait a i:: nth. We are taught that the days of miracles aro •past. Pray what is my .-ase? 1 have taken the Vegetable Cnmpov.nd faithfully, and obeyed you implicitly and, ain free from all my ills. I wasa v.-rv, very sick girl. A :u keeping well up in my class., and hope to do you and myself credit at.'..Tadiuil ion. My gratitude cannot find expression words. Your sincere friend,
MAUY
P. S. Some of the other girls are now o| using the Compound. It benefits thein all.
Lydia E. 1'inkham's Vegetable Compound is the only safe, sure and effectual remedy in such cases, its it removes the cause, purines and invigorates the system, and gives •nergy oud vitality.
WEAK MEN MADE VIGOROUS.
9"* DAY. I8T"0AY- 27*»0At
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well
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mer selling combination dippers *hat I thiok it is my duty to tell others about it. I have not made as much money as .some 1 read about, but I never make less than 83, and often $5 a day the dipper can bo used as a fruit jar filler a plain dippor, a fine strainer a a strainer funnel a sick room warming piin, and a pint measure. These eight' different UBes makes the dipper such a neccessary article that it sells at nearly every house, as it is so cheap. You can get a sample by sending, as I did, 18 two-cent stamps to pay postage, etc., to W. II. Baird & o., Station A, Pittsburg, Pa., and they will mail jou a dipper, and you can go right work. Any one can make i?3 or 84 a day anywhere. A READER.
Sept. 5-13 w.
David Coulter, a Kansas prisoner charged with the murder of Edward Illstnn, near Topeka, has invented ft com huskiDg machine.
A Chance to Make Money I read how one of your subscribers made money selling Dishwashers I ordere! one, and niy lady frienda were charmed, as the dish washing. My brother and I commenced selling them and have made SI,700 alter paying all expenses. We don't canvass any. Our sales ire .ill made at home. People come or send for them. The Mound City Dish Washer is the best Dishwasher on the market. Our business is increasing, and we are going to keep right on, until we make ten thousand dollars. Wo sell from 5 to 15 machines every day, and some days more. The Dishw usher is lovely, every housekeeper want.s otie. There is no excuse to be poor when so much money can be made Belling Dish Washers. For full particulars. address The Mound City Dish WashT Co., St. Louis, Mo. They will p:»rt you on the road to SUCCOSB.
During the last two rallies the public hes had the opportunity for the lir tine in many years of hearing some first class martial music from a lifer and a unare drummer who knew Inw to pluy. The tif3r WHH a gentleman named Wistful), living near New Riubmood, and the drummer was a Mr. Ellis. Martial music is much the most inspiring of any other music to most people, and these people div,v imuienae crowds around them whenever they played. We could lif-tet: to these men all day and not get lired.
About Ovt-r.
J. he Secretary of the Board of Health stateB that the diphtheria epidemic is increasing over the State, and that vigorous measures must be taken to check it. lie called on Governor Mat thews to ask permis6iou to use a part of tho epidemic fund for hiring a deputy to visit tho south part of the State while bo responds to calls from tbo nerth part.
OASTOHIA.
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The play, "Devil'sAuction" at Music Hall Wednesday night was witnessed by an audience fair in size.
Mike Foley spoke at Indianapolis last night, and Jlon. E. V. Brookshire speaks at Princeton, Ind., to day.
Speaking at New Richmond Mondaynext bv lion. D. Simms. and at Mace the same day by Mike Foley.
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James McClollan, Darlington, died in that place on Saturday, of consumption, aged 22 years. His funeral occurred on Sunday afternoon.
There was a good sized democratic rally at Darlington on Monday. Bayard Gray addressed tho multitude at 2 p. m. and Mike Foley at night.
Report had it that ex-President Harrison was to address his republican brethren hereto-day. It was a fake and biB excellency will not come.
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A few bets on the victorious candidate for Judge on the county ticket have been made this week. The general opinion among many repuolicane as well as democrats iB that Bruner will be left
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Rev. A. B. Cunning ham, some twelve years ago a writer on the REVIEW, has received a call from the Christian denomination at Sullivan, Ind., and will accept. During tbe past two years ho has been preaching at Spencer, Ind.
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A minister of this city whose political thoughts aro probably more active than his scriptural, vainly sought Bt the republican rally to get a country lady who is a pronounced democrat, but whoso husband is a republican, to drive one of the six horse teams in the republican procission. She promptly refused, but last Saturday was on hand driving an eight horse team to tho disgust or the preaeher who learned at once to which side politically tho woman waB inclined.
CASTORIA
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Charles Landis ad.!ree,h his republican brethren at the Court House on Thursday night.
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A Portland (Me.) bank clerk went on a gunning trip the other day, and succeeded in shooting off the forward legs of a borrowed dog.
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The Arabic vernacular funishea a singular illustration of the popularity of war in the East. It has over fifty names for the sword.
Buckien's Arnica Salve,
Tin: Best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum fever sires, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,corns, and all skin eruptions, ind positively cures piles, or uo 'ed. It is guaranteed to iict satisfaction or money euiif.l, I'ricft25 cents per box. For by N» .V iiooe. ly
WORKWOMAN
Why the Indiana Laboring Man Is Interested in Electing Democratic Legislators and State
Officials.
DEMOCRACY DEFENDS LABOR.
To tin l«boror« and wage earners of Indiana: During the last 12 years the Democratic legislatures in Indiana have enacted the following laws for the benefit and proteetiou of the wago earuers of this state: 1. The law giving the laborer alien upon th'1 products of his labor for wages and materials furnished. 2. The law making tho wages of the laborer a pro .'erred debt in the case of fuilure or insolvency of his employer. 3. The law making a day's work in public employment consist of eight hours. 4. Tho law providing for the ventilation of mines and the safety of miners. 5. The lav |in, iiiting the blacklisting of employes. (J. The law protecting workingmen from being cheat.'tl and imposed upon by what is known as "pluck-me" stores. 7. The law prohibiting tho importation of alien or foreigu laborers. 8. The law repoaling the "infamous conspiracy act" of 1881. This wicked law was passed by the Republican legislature of that year. 9. Tho law protecting the labor union labels. 10. The law providing for a standard coal screen for the protection of the coal miners. 11. The law requiring employers to provide seats for female employes in stores and factories. 12. The law requiring the payment of laborers every week. 13. The law prohibiting the employment of children under the age of 14 years in cert.-iu kinds of factories. 14. The law repealing the law enacted by the Republican legislature permitting aliens.to acquire the farm lands of this state. lo. The law making it a penal offense to bring into this state armed men, whether Pinkertou detectives or any other armoa force, for the purpose of intimidating or shooting down the laboring people of this state. This law is as follows (Acts 1880, p. 30"
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"WHO MAY BB APPOINTED. (1) That no sheriff of a county, mayor of a city or other persons authorized by law to appoint special deputies, marshals or policemen in this state to preserve tho public peace and prevent or quell piiblio disturbance, shall hereafter appoint nfc such special doputies, marshals or polie£hien, any person who shall not have resided continuously in this state for the period of one year at least, and in the county where such appointment is made for the peroid of at least six mouths prior to tho date of said appointment. "IMPORTATION PROHIBIT*D. (2.) That it shall be unlawful for any person, company, association or corporation to bring or import into this state any person or persons, or association of persons, for the purpose of discharging the duties devolving upon sheriffs, deputy sheriffs, marshals, policemen, constables or peetoo officers in tho protection or preservation of public or private property, or in the punishment of any person violating the oriinimil laws of this state."
It is further provided that any person •violating the above provisions shall be imprisioned in the state prison for not more than one year, to which may be added a fine of not more than $100 for each offense. 16. The law regulating and enlarging the rights.-of laborers when t.l^y receive personal injuries through the nogligonce of railroads and other corporations. 17. The law encouraging labor unions and organizations and for the purpose protecting the members thereof.
These 17 wholesome laws, just specified, constitute such a record of practical friendship to the cause of labor on the part of the Democratic party as can be found to the credit of no other party in any stiato, at any time in the history of the United States.
Bui tho Demoorauc party has a legislative record on other great subjects in Indiana which challenges the admiration and support of all her fair-minded and intelligent people.
It enacted the Australian ballot law and other laws for tho purity of elections. The law provides that "Who ever, for the purpose of influencing a voter, seok6 by violence or threats of violence to enforce the payment of a debt or to eject or threaten to eject from any houM he may occupy or begin a criminal prosecution or to injure the business or trade of an eleotor or, if an employer of laborers or an agent of such employer, threatens to withhold the wages or to dismiss from service any voter in his employment or refuses to allow to any such employe time to attend at the tlaoe of election and vote— shall be fined not more than $1,000 nor less than $20, imprisoned ia She state prison not more than five years nor less than one year, and disfranchised and rendered incapable of holding any offloe of trust or profit for any determinate period."
It enacted the present taxflaw by -virtue of which the working, taxp&yiag people of the state will, as the years roll on, be the gainers by many millions.
It enacted the flohoolbook law and took the supply of books to our sohool ohildren oat of tho hands of trusts and speculators.
It enacted the law for a state board of oharlties. These are aome of the leading features of the Democratic policy, Mta they oenetttats eome of the powerful reasons, among many others, why ILIUMU ^T_H REMAIN a Democratic state.
LOOAL NEWi
A nine pound fish, of the Carp variety, was caught in Sugar Creek on Monday night.
President Burroughs has {.M-'" to Connecticut to bo abt-ent some weeks in hopes of obtaining an improvement of health.
Mike Foley will re-enter college next week. Mike has trained quite a reputation as a speaker, and in campaigns hereafter will be in demand.
Political meetings at New Richmond. Mace, and one or two other places in the county on Monday evening, finishes up the campaign on the part of tho democrats.
The Novembor term of Court begins on Monday. On account of the political oxcit ment it is qui*o probable there will be little business transacted in court durintr tho coming week.
The marriage of Dr. Gonzales and Miss Ada Detchon occurred on Wednesday eveniug at 6 o'clock. The newly married couple will at once go to housekeeping at their new home on Duboise aveme.
A hotel man
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Frankfort was in
town on Monday to claim a set of harness found in possession of the Coleman gang, who had lifted tho property aomo weeks ago. The harness was turned over to him.
The halloween humbug IB on to-night and from tho number of paBteboard faces gold by dealers, and old clothes being rigged out there wil, be enough fools on tho street to make the proceedings successful.
It would seem much more appropriate if some of the preachers of this locality would take lees interest in politics and devote more time to tho spiritual welfare of their flocks. Their influence might bo mado stronger and more enduring if they did. The public has little use for any minister devoting most of hiB time to politics.
Theodore Rodemaker, an old Gorman resilient of Peru, made a center rush for tbe carriage in whicb Bryan was seated Thursday last, ana putting forth his right hand, shook tho hand of the candidate for the presidency. Mr. Rodemaker then made his way out of tbe crowd and Baid that he would not watb the hanci until Bryan was elected.
Republican managers in town on Saturday biBt showed a great want of good breeding in placing McKinley badges on their women and children and having them mix in tbe crowdB. No such things as Bryan badges were worn by boys and girls on the day of the republican rally, and no attempts on that day were made to insult republicans or raise trouble. That party in town is largely composed, however, of people with little sense and poor breeding.
Some months since, Miss Grace Van Why, daughter of one of the well known citizens of Clinton county, read an advertisement of a California gentleman who frankly said he wanted a wife. Tho gentloman'a name was given as Benjamin, and ho lived at Near Oak, California. Their correspondence increased in frequency and soon preliminary arrangements for a wedding had been made and laBt Wednesday MisB Van Why left for the Golden Gate State, where she will become Mrs. Benjaim. Neither has ever seen the other, but as she is a young woman of good sense, beauty and accomplishments, and he a man of wealth and position, tho prospects are good for a favorable conclusion of tho pretty story.
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When a man owns a blooded horse he is always careful of its health. He looks after its diet and is particular that the feeding shall be regular and right. While he is doing this it is likely as not that he is himself suffering from some disease or disorder that if left to itself will go on and on till it develops seriously.
When the trouble gets so bad that he cannot work, he will begin to give himself the care he gave the horse at the start. The time to cure a disease is at the beginning and better than all is to so watch your health that disease will never come. Good, pure, rich red blood is the best insurance against disease of anv kind. Almost all diseases come from impure or impoverished blood. Keep the blood pure and strong and disease can find 110 foothold.
That is the principle on which Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery works. It clf-anses, purifies and enriches the blood it p- ts aiul keeps the whole body in perfect order. Makes appetite good, digestion strong, assimilation perfect. It brings ruddy, virile health. "I got a cancer on my mnpue and had It cut out. I consulted fifteen hfferent physicians without deriving any benefit. At last I turned to Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. I persisted iu its use and my health is better than ever before. Formerly every accidental wound I received began to fester, would nut heal now, such lacerations heal themselves."
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A Bangor (Me.) druggist has a cat in hie store that every morning regularly sits on a counter before a mirror and washes its face and fur exactly like a vain human boing.
"As if a brick were lying in my stomach" is the description by a dyspeptic of his feeling after eating.
This is one of the commonest symptoms of indigestion. If you have it, take !shaker Digestive Cordial.
Not ouly this symptom, but all the symptoms of indigestion are cured by Shakor Digestive. •So many medicines to curc this one disorder. Only ono that can be called successful, because only one that acts in a simple, natural, and yet scientific \va' shaker Digestive Cordial. •"!v vegetable, and containing no .-ions ingredients, Shaker Diges...c Cordial tones up, strengthens and restores to health all the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to SI a bottle.
To evado the law against tho shipment of short lobsters from Maine, some unscrupulous persons have boon
ing a few dozer of tho little
barrels of clams.
Oastorla is pat r.p in one-size lottloB is sot sold in balk. Don't allow anyc you anything oho on tho ploa or promi ia "just aa good" a.ul "•will answer poso." A5"8co that you got 0-A-S-T-
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OhumineDone in One MinuteI have tried tho Lightning Chum, you recently described in your paper, and it is certainly a wonder I can chum in less than OEO minute and the butter is elegant, and you get considerably more butter than when you use a common churn. I Look the agency for the churn here and every butter maker that see it buys one. 1 have sold three dozen and they give the best of satisfaction I know I can sell 100 in thi township, as they churn so quickly, make so much more butter than common churn and are so cheap. Some one in every township can mako two or three hundred dollars selling these churns. By addressing F. Casey & Co., St. Louis, you can get circulars and full information so you can make big money right at home. I have made $80 in the past two weeks and I never sold anything before in my life.
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Tho tcvn of Fayetteville, Tenn., has become prominent as the home of many presidential electors. Witt in its limits live five electors on different tickets.
Others have found health, vi^or and vitality in Hood's '•itroamr oml it surely ha3 power to he „.*i :ilso. Why not try it
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In tho matter of theEntato of decoaseU. In tlio Mmitgome September term, 1S9G.
Notice IB huioby Riven tUat as Administrator of tho I'lckett, deceaHfd, haa preaenn accounts und Vouchers in flu said estate, and that tho same the examination and action Court on the 14th day of Nov time all heirs, cri-ditorn, or ostato aro required to appoar ii show caimo If any there be, wl and vouchers xliould not boat heirs o'' dieti ibuteus of said est Hod to lie In said Court at th and mak uroof of heirship.
CHARLES PICKETT,
Dated this 15th day of October,
Alfred, Me., utilizes itt making sewer repairs.