Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 March 1897 — Page 8
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Have You Looked
2C.122 South ashin,rton Street.
THAT THE
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BOTTLE OF
CASTORIA
Outorla is put up in ooe-ilxs bottles only. It lit not sola in balk. Don't allow anyone to nil [yon anything else on the plea or promise that it 1 it "jnit ai good" and "will answer every purpoee." 49* Bee that yon get O-A-S-T-O-R-I-A.
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Because it isjthe only one Jin town that keeps every thing up to date, and it does not cost any more than any other
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If so Imy oi](3 of ours. ,md you will.he pieaseu.
Hardware, Dishes and Tinware. We handle nothing but the best, and will surely suit your ideas. If you need an outfit housekeeping we are the only ones who can fit you oout complete and will save von money. Give us a call. and b-on nvinced. u* v:r-! .v "s*
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Mahorney & Sons
Deere-Mansur and Barlow
PLANTERS^
Never fail to satisfy. Inplenents and Wire.
VORIS «Sto COX.
Revival of Business.
EDITOR REVIEW: There ie a desire on the part of most people for the return of ^ropperit.y, but the trouble with great rauiy is thHt they waiit somebody else to do the work, ov t.hi "othe: fallow" to furnish the money.
We have organizations with us for the purpoen of booming the town, and tne)' seem to be doing considerable talking and making a great deal of noise without any apparent relief to themselves, or to the tax payers of the town. It is apparent that they wr.? overlooking the real cause oi dull times, in so far at least as Crawfnrdaville is concerned. A revival of business, that will materially bi-nelit thit. town never will come until we have a few tirstclass funerals, even though trade may revive and times g'-t better in other iocaliti.-e, eo as long as we have men in our midst who suy VVe do no want shops and factories, because they wM bring an undesirable clans of citizens umohg us who drink and gamble."
As long as such sentiments prevail among the men who have the money there is but little or no use in our laboring men or merchants talkiug themselves hoarse about better times for Crawfordsville.
Our merchants are complaining of light trade and dull times. They seem to forget that they thenuselves are partly to blame for their light trade. When they close their stores at 6 o'clock in the evening, espec'ally in the summer time, they drive trade to the other towns of this and adjoining counties, because farmers who used to come to this town to trade after their day's work waB done, nov go to otner places to do their trading.
It is a well known fact that this county has wealth and resources in abundance, but because our men who have the money can make more out of it by loaning it at a high rata of interest, and in other ways they will not invest their surplus cash in factories or any other improvements that will bring people and prosperity to our town. And while that is true there is but little use for a business men's association, or for a laboring man's club, unless they can devise some plan to induce capital to lend a helping hand, for they might as well try to run an engine without steam or a mill without power as to revive business without money.
Why not get after the trustees of Wabash College for their narrow selfishness in not making of the school one of co-education. If they were to do so there is no doubt but that it would bring people of means to us and would add business to the town and influence to the college. There was a time when the college was the boast and pride of our people, but now on account of her foggith ways and selfishness her attendance has dwindled down until she iB but little more to the town than an ordinary school with a few dozen pupils. Perhaps if Bhe could get another donation from this county it might revive her somewhat.
High taxes is another evil that our business men must look after and devise some means to remedy before capital will rush in here for invest ment.
There is a class of men who want a tax imposed on those who bring their own products to town to sell, by retailing them.
Such a scheme is advocated by those who make their living by buying from one and selling to another. They are what we denominate "middle men." Those who advocate such a tax argue that "country people ought to nelp pay the taxes of the town." If they were in any way responsible for our high rate of taxation, theie might be some reason in the argument. But as they ara riot such legislation would be financial sui cide for the town, as 1 understand the city couiiCil so decided by voting to allow farmers of this county to eell their own productions at retail without having to procure a license.
If our business men are in earnest in trying to revive the business interests of the town, vtiydothby not devise some means whereby tj reduce the running expenses of the town and thereby reduce taxation? I here is no use in paying city officials t»ice as much as is ilecessmy when thi re are other just as good m"i who would be glad to do the work for half the money that som? of th.ise otlicwrs and police are now re Reiving.
There seems to be but two classes Of men wh• are now making any nioudy, and they are 'iflic- hold- rs and pensionera. We are not finding fault with the defiHi-ving onus of the latter class, for if it was not for what money they get from th•- government there would be but li tl" or no money iu circulation.
There are several ways in which our city exper.ses can be reducod, and one is in discharging at least one half of our police fouv, for a majority of ,tb.em aje more oraa'ii"ntal 'hut useful. ,s
One
good UIHU," BUCII a- Horace Easrninger was io I is day would do morn for the town than a hali score of such men fi8 we now have.
If tome of those people who think thut Crawfordsville is a nioddle town under our present pol ce management, et «i«»t some of the gambling iens and other resorts that flourish and row here, where blear-eyed men and maui'.lm women are drinking beer and dvelin/.'
Wheresoever
you ML mmmtm or pain pat Joiuiu—'s 9m memu. Turnx*. From teJigiKi. er Aeo mafeism—IT eovwM every MM.
It
is like ike to«da of a toft, worm hand on aa aohixg fcvekead. Inflammation smbeidea beneath it. No other so sare and qoick. Look for the Red Cross on the face cloth.
JOHNSON A JOHNSON, Manufacturing Chamists, New York.
It is said that there is a certaiu resort in this city where there may be seen as many as a dozen women and as many men
drinkiDg
and carousing al
most any time aud the police never molest them. Those things ou Sunday the same as through the week, while the police are standing on the streets like so many starks looking for minnows in a mud puddle, while those gambling dens and sinks of iniquity, that are but the ant». rooms to the abodes of the damned and the vestibules to hell run aud fiiuri both night and day, becauseMt is claimed they divide with the police. It is also said that oneof those starks.whenhe is not Btanding on the street, he spends most of his time with the sirens of th^ town in order as it is supposed to protect them from the othsrbad inen of the town.
Excuse us Mr. Editor. We forgot that Crawfordsville is a republican town, and that it is run according to republican methods, and of caurse any suggestions mads by a democrat don't count. TAXPAYER.
The Shakers huve made a great hit. Their Digestive Cordial is said to be the most successful remedy for stomach troubles ever introduced. It immediately relieves all pain and distress after eating, builds up the feeble system and makes the weak strong.
The fact is, foods properly digested are better than so called tonics. The Cordial not only contains food already digested, but is a digester of other foods. Food that is not digested does more harm than good. Teople who use the Cordial insure the digestion of what food they eat and in this way get the benefit of it and grow strong.
The little pamphlets which the Shakers have sent druggists for free distribution, contain mufh interesting information on the subject of dyspepsia.
Laxol is not a mixture of dru^s. It is nothing but Castor Oil made palatable.
A swordfish weighing near 1 six hundred pounds was recently caught and taken to New London, Conn.
Lock the Door
Before the horse is stolen. Purify, enrich and vitalize your blood and build up your physical system before disease attacks you and serious sickness comes. Hood's Sarsapariha will make you strong and vigorous and will expel from your blood all impurities and germs of disease. Take Hood's Sarsaparilla now.
Hood's Pills are the favorite family cathartic. Easy to take, gentle, mild. 25 cents.
The population of Buda-Pesth shows the remarkable increase of 100,000 in six years, being now 612,000.
YEN0WINE BEATS THEM ALLRobert L. Inverness, one of the best known men in his line in Buffalo, N. Y., writes: "A friend induced me to try Yenowine, and now I ain doing all It can to induce other3 who suffer as I did to use that great German remedy. I made a man of me, and 1 had been a wreck for ten years. 1 am sound today, with pure blood, solid nerves and all my powers strong. You are at liberty to use my came anywhere and at any time." Yenowine will do wonders, it never fails, (. an be taken by old or young, male or female, and it does all that is claimed for it. Send SI direct to the company for two months treatment. Address American Yenowine Co., Bowling Green Offices, Broadway, New York.
Last year about $31,000,000 worth of tobacco was smoked in Spain—an average of ©1.80 per head.
Honesty and Virtue.
There is more honesty and virtue contained in a bottle of Salvation Oil, than in any other liniment known. "Mrs. A. Fiedler, 2804 Palethorp St., Philadelphia, Pa., confirms this truth: She found Salvation Oil to he an excellent remedy for rheumatism, stiff joints, bruises, etc., and thinks it should always be kept in the house." Don't listen to the dealer's arguments in favor of a substitute. Insist on getting Salvation Oil, it costs only 25 cts. 7:
SOLD BY NYE & IlOOK.
Hood's
Restore full, regular action of the bowels, do not
irri- 4^
tate or inflame, but leave III all the delicate digestive or- I nanism In perfect condition. Try tliein. 25 cents. Prepared only liy C. 1. Hood 4 Co.,
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CONSUMERS PAY THE BILLS.
The manufacturers who contributed BO liberally to the republican campaign fund last sumniSr ate now likely soou to be satisfactorily recompensed in an increased tariff on imported goods 9f their make, and a higher protective rate ur their own. The presmt Dingley t-.nff bill now before Congress clearly licates that it will become a law, and flat its features will suit protected inti ^ts. Thus the consumers will eventually pay ith interest, all the expenses that brought about republican Buccess last year.
4 GREATER INDIANAPOLIS.
Mass.
Its the style uow for many cities to take in as a part of the corporation all suburbs ami ihe country adjacent for several milts, and Indianapolis lately dropped in the habit. By taning in Haughville, 13rightwood, and other suburbs five or six miles from the court houBe they now have "greater Indianapolis." aud claim a population of over 200,000. We have no objection providing they don't take in the neighboring county Beats. We might son day want to be a greater Crawfordsville.
THE new administration is beginning to show strong indications of nepotism, McKinley has appointed a cousin, Osborne, Consul-General at London, and Sherman a few days since appointed a relative to some position in his department. They are real generous to their kin when it coets them nothing—not even compunctions of conscience.
Humors, pimples, boils, are very an noing. They quickly disappear when the blood is purified by Hood's Sarsa parilla.
Dress goods at cost. Myers & Charui
Route the best equipped line inthesouTH. Elaborate trains of standard day coaches, elegant cafe, parlor and observation cars, and drawing-room sleeping cars. Rock ballast and steel rails. Shortest line and quickest scliedult
Solid vestibulcd trains daily. Cincinnati to Lexinifto !, Chntianooffa. Birmingham, Atlanta, Jacksonville. New Orleans. Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville, Asheville. Columbia, Savannah, Jackson. Vieksburg, Shreveport. Throu'.rb Pullman' from Louisville vif^S. Rv. to Lexington. 84 hours Cin'ti to Los Anjjflcs, via New Orleans. W. C. RIXKAUSON. Cen'l Passenger Agt., Cincinnati. O.
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Meals 2"c Lunch 15c
v: Vegetables and Game in Season.
OUR NEW
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The bargain "place The new management of the grocery stock
GROCERIES
At and below Cost.
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A grasshopper can sprir.tr more than two hundred times its own length
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pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder, fa fern Ammonia, Alum or any other adultoii^ 40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
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All last year I commanded attention and I know I'll win new friends this year. Inquire of ^dealers.
Palatine Oil Don't SmokeDon't Smell Don't Corrode
So is the purest and best »high test oil yet discovered. Sold for 15 cents per gallon.
G. W. Scaggs.
West Pike Street.
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RESTORES VITALITY.
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the corner of Water and College streets, formerly owned by J. P. Wirt, offers
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Miss C. H. Uppincott, .f TP. Ml-. SlbSixdi St. S.. MiKsr.Afot
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We have the Genuine dark Buckwheat Flour.
Whole Wheat Flour in ten pound sacks. V' '"3 Our Laurel Flour, high grade patent, is nnsuiv pissed.
Buckwheat in any quantity. •'*.
Henry Sloan's.
MARKET GROCERY.
There are ninety creameries in ^oiitb Dakota, and in two weelia they turned out 28^,0'0 pounds of butter, tor which they nceivod 838,000.
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