Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 December 1896 — Page 7
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Homo-Seekers' excursion 'tickets via tho Queon & Crescent Route to alt points south of oraersot, Ky„ in Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi.
North and Bouth
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«U1 Points cn Q. & c. Route ,n Louisiana and to certain points in Georgia and Florida at about ^efarc the round trip from Cincinnati, on the g£«t and third Tuesdays each month.
Stopovers allowea on
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•eekers* territory. One-way settlers' tickets to southern points on same dates at holf the usual rates. land $3.00 to *5.00 an acre. Good schools and churches. Write for maps and books to
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Honey should bo kept in the dark, else it will granulate.
Mayor Houghton, of North Adams.
Mass.,
has given liis
T. J. and J. M. Pereles, brothers, of
Milwaukee, provide text-books for poor school children of the city at an uunual expense of about $2,000 aear.y
The secret marks oa Bank of England cotes by which forgeries are so rapidly detectpd are constantly being changed. The microscope will reveal many such peeularities to an observant eye.
People often tind a difficulty in keeping their shelled eggs from cracking while boiling. This can be remedied by throwing a small quantity of salt into the waier before putting in the egg.— Exchange.
Judge C. G. Foster, of the United States District Court in Kansas, has announced that he will endow a society for the prevention of cruelty to animals, whose special mission it shall be to protect horses.
Lake Morat, in Switzerland has queer habit of turning red about two or three times every ten years. The coloring is due to the presence in large quantities of little aquatic plants called uatuyralists oacilatroU rub^Bcans.
In the conntry districts, both of England and Germeoy, there is an idea that if tho bees swariu upon a rotten tree there will be a death in the family owni. or living on the property before the expiration of twelve months.
The Seuate of Alabama has passed it bill allowing women, single or married, to practice law when properly qualified in every court of the State. This is the first Southern State to recognize women lawyers as regular members of the pro feesion.
A Cook Book frep.
''Table and Kitchfih1' i6 the title of a new cook book published by the Price Baking Powder Company, Chicago. •Just at this limn it will be sent free if you write a postal mentioning the paper This book has been tried by ourselves and is
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local hospital. Mushrooms grow wild in all the earth, and are as plenty in as in the tropics.
Chicago Journal The latest swindling scheme is the subpoena dodge. well dressed individual has secured several of the legal blanks, filled them out and served them on many persons. Very busy people are bis favorite?, and when a protest .against going into court is made he says: "If you pay me my mileage you need not appear." The mileage is placed at 32 and in most C-ises is paid. Mrs. N. \\". Bak*r. of 17'Jl* Michigan avenue, is the latest victim, and her husband complained to the police. The subpoena is bungling in one respect. The subpoena blanks are from the circuit court, but an* drawn as though coming from Judge (ioggin, who is on the superior court bench, ..
Tlx* ."Woiuiii'm Alluirx.
••'The snit brought by the Central Trust Company against the X'nv .Monon to foreclose a million dollar mortgage lias been con°olidated with the other suits and W. 11. McDoel has been con tinned as as receiver under that Buit
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Ttvs Jeuit is to secure pay, i"
t-ible, for a large amount of equipment that was furnished tho railroad and to secure which a mortgage was given to the Central Trust Company, of New York. Judge Woods, of tho United States circuit court, has uot yet entered the fornnil order consolidating the two suits.
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The democratic county central committee, of Boone county, met at Lebanon on Saturday and decided to at oi ce begin the campaign of 1900. Head quarters will be opened immediately. Montnly meetings will be held and ar vanfomente made for the distribution of literature. Arrangements were als made for the celebration of Jackson Day on Jsnuary 8.
In St. Petersburg only 32 per cent, of the inhabitants were born in the cit-, in l'aris 36 per cent., Berlin 41, Vienna 45 and London 65.
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of the very best ol its kind.
B'-sidep containing over 4G0 receipts for ail Jo of pastry and home cookery tli re are many hints for the table and kit-hen, showing how to sot a table, how to enter ths dining room, ect. a hundred and one hints in every branch of the culinary art. Cookery of the very finest and richest as wall as of the most economical and home like, is provided for. Remember "Table and Kitchen" will be sent postage prepaid, to any lady sending her address (name, town and State) plainly given. A copy in in Gorman or Scandinavian will be sent if desired. Postal card is as good as letter. Address Price Baking Powder Oo., Chicago, III.
salary to the people here for the cause of Cuba.
parts of Siberia
Norway was visited last year by 2G,139 tourists, of whom 10.8U9 were Brit, ish and 1,876 Americans.
Baroness Hirsch has promised £400,000 to found a pension fund for the of iicials of the Oriental railways.
Cubnii Peeling at Teedonbnrg. A Sentinel correspondent from Veed- BACKACHE. ersburg thus speaks of the feeling for k. -ery of orK.nl, l)eiiing eiuoiit.
k-ration of Cuba at Veeder^ burg which seems to be taking active form: "Much sympathy is displayed among
it is reported upon good authority that ninety-six of Veedersburg's young men are ready to volunteer, provided they can prevaii upon Capt. William B. Gray who has seen much service, and who is one of the best drillmasters in the coun ty, to command them. They also desire the services of William E. Dunkle as first lieutenant, and Joseph Glasscock, as second lieutenant. It is said that if these gentlemen can be secured as officers the company will start for the slaii'l as soou as arrangements can be made.
Hrouglit to Jnll.
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Last Saturday Marshal Grimes went to TY-rre Haute, and brought backCharles Siiup3on from that, city and landed him in jail. SimpBon one day last 'veek hired a horse and ^buggy of L)avis' Bros, the livery men, saying be desired to go a few miles in the country and would return by evening. But he uever cauie back—except when accompanijd by the Marshal. Simpson is an old time thief, has been in one or more penitentiaries within the past few years serving time on other sentences, and bis re-incarceration to that institution on this ch.irge will probably not be a matter of surprise to him. His trial will probably occur at the next term of court.
Kallrond Not Blamed.
William Geiger, the engineer of the C. & S. E., train which ran down Mrs. Magil and hsr daughter at Ladoga Wedresday evening, states that when ho first saw them oo the trestle he thought they were d.gB. Tho trestle was only five feet high at. the point where the tragedy occurred, and had not the women been completely terrified they could easily have escaped by jumping. Geiger, the engineer, and Elmer Smith, the conductor, were the oldest employes ol the ruad in point "if service, Corner B-ireua states that they were in nowise to blame Cor the affair, and and his verdic vyill completely exonerate tho railroad.
I Dentil of Depuiy-Siuu- .Imliior'M Diuightcr.
ilise Eugenia Hart, daughter of Capt. W. H. Hart, deputy auditor of state, died Saturday morning at Frankfort. Miss Hart was twenty-ono years of age and was the only child of Capt. Hart, her mother having died when she was an infant. She has been her father's constant companion and has made a home for him, in which he has taken great pride.
Two weeks ago Mits Hart was taken ill with pneumonia, and her death has been expected for a week. Knowing the terrible loss her death wpuld be to Capt. Hart, who is a general favorite, a gloom was cast over the state officers.
A Ilimutalic Club.
A bimetalic club was organized in this my last week, its aim is to familiarize its members with monetary questions and to continue the organization for the campaign of 189S. The following officers, to serve one year, were chosen:
President—Dr. J. N. Taylor. Vice President -Charles Spillman. Secretary—Charles Benjamin. Treasurer—Charles Long. A ii executive committee of four persons also was selected to servo during the same length of time.
t'hrinliiui CIiuicli Olllciiil-i.
Ai a meeting of the congregation of the Christian church last week, thu following persons were elected as ollicers of it for the ensuing year:
For KiderB— J. A. Booe, Louis McMains and Daviu Barul ill. For Trustees—John Remley, James Eversou and Adam Guntle
For Deacons—A. Eastlack, D. P. Smith, Frank AlcCulip, Ii. (J. Poole, O. Shaver, J. 5. Steele, Dr. llessler, Randel Lookabill, Edward Cotton, 'Squire Smith, Wm. Bonnell, Win. Armstrong.
(Governor Moutii'n liinu^nrnuoii.
Governor-elojl Mo'int decided yesterday afternoon, before leaving for his farm that the inaugural (••jremonies snail take plueo in the rotunda of the Stulu Capitol, The ari angeinents will be made by Custodian Urillin, of the State Capitol and grounds, and will not differ materially from those for Govoruor .Marlhews' inauguration four years ugu. 1'he stand will bo erected in the soutti rotunda, sothat tho ceremonies may be witnessed by persons in the two galleries.—Indianapolis News.
VlU'llllOII.
The echo"! bell has not rung this week and the hundreds of scholars have been enjoying themselves. Santa Clans came to many homes, but his visit to many others were omitted, but the vacation to man* of the little ones iB a treat in itself. I he vacation continues of the tc.'iools until Monday, January I'h.
Judge Siiiti'* Fntal
IllnrNN
The Hon. Joseph C. Suitt. of Frank fort, ex-judge of the Clinton Circuit Court, is bing critically ill. with no hope of recovery. His illness dates back to Decoration Day. 1895, when be slipped and fell while placing the national .colors on hi6 house-top.
The back, the mainspring of woman's organism," quickly calls attention to trouble by aching. It tells with other symptoms, such as nervousness, headache, pains in loins, and weight in lower part of body, blues and "all gone" feel-/ ii'ir. that nature requires assistance, and at once. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for twenty years has been the one and only effective remedy in such cases. It speedily removes the cause and effectually restores the organs to a healthy and normal condition. Mrs. Pinkham cheerfully answers all letters from ailing women who require advice, without charge. Thousands of cases like this are recorded.
I have taken one-half do7ten bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and it has relieved me from all pain. I cannot tell you the agony I endured for years, pains in my back (Oh, the backache was dreadful!) and bearing-down pains in the abdomen extending down into my limbs headache and nausea, and very painful menstruations. I had grown very thin, a mere shadow of my former self. Now I am without a single pain and am gaining in flesli rapidly."—M attib
Glks'N
1561 Dudley St., Cincinnati,
Mr. Wilson, the rapid landscape painter, went from here to Champaign, 111., to remain a week at work in that city.. His paintings here and the rapidity with which it was done has created an increased taste among lovers of art of this kind, and there will be a greater interest In itheronfter in this community
Itnrii'il at \Vcnley.
Scott, the man killed iq the runaway last week near the Yountsville bridge, was buried at Wesley. It iB said that had not Scott have been intoxicated at the time of the accident he would probably have been uninjured.
To I.ocate in Darlington.
Boli Osborn has about decided to eel' out his office in New Richmond, purchase anew outfit and locate in Darlington, having received some good offers for business if he would start a newspap3r there.
Fatal Accident.
By the wrecking of a train on the Monon last week, south-east of Motion, Mr. McCamerron, the road master was killed. Hi" remains were brought to Lafayette and buried on Sunday last.
A standing army was first established iu England in 1639 by Charles [, but it was declared illegal.
A Philadelphia oyster dealer is named Shellein.
The dog is mentioned thirty-three times in the Bible.
Two LiveB Saved-
Mrs. Phoeby Toomas, ot' Junction City, 111., wa- told by her doctors she had consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles Dr. King's New Discovery completely cured hor and she says it saved her life. Jlrs. Thos. Eggers, 1311 Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from a dreadful cold, approaching consumption, tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr.
King's New Discovery and in two weeks was cured. He is naturally thankful. It is such results, ol" which these are samples, that prove the wonjj derful ellicacy of this medicine in coughs and colds. Free trial bottles at Nye & Boo's drug store. Regular size 50c and 4? 1.00.
l'he ruby ntill maintains its position a the material which embodied II h.ihest money value in the .biiih
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In one of Boston's busiest throughfares there is a sign which reads: "Cole and Wood, Dealers in Wood and Coal."
A gunsmith of this city boasts of having made the revolver that was used by Booth in killing Lincoln in April 1865, as if it were any particular honor.
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