Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 August 1897 — Page 4

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1 HE REVIEW.

F. T. LUSE.

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BUBBOBIPTIOK

One year, in the county, Oneyear,ontofth» county, Inanlrcat Office for Advertliner

1100 1 10

AUGUST 21, 1897.

THE DIFFERENCE.

We have a large class of voters in the United States who favor knocking the gold prop from under the American dolliir ami iVlexicunizini» it. Had they succeeded the American silver dollar to-d-«v would have been worth about' 40 cents —Journal.

L-\r over tive yrars few countries in the v. (n I hh.ve improved more rapidly than MHXU:". WUUIII that tune many llitl -s nf railwny have been constructed, factories have been opened l'or the manultacture of cotton and woolen good*, mines developed and many other internal -Improvements constructed. The country 19 prospering as never before Silver circulates there and in quantities to .• uit the demands of t:ade and b')9inest% The gold uugs do not dictate in that government. For tive years past fewer civilized countries have suffered more from business stagnation thiin this. No great lines of railways have been projactefl, thousands upon thousands if business failures have occurred. anil business of every kiud has sunk to the lowest ebb. Gold bug theories control, the government finances have been under the control of Wall street ideas and few busintsses within that time havo prospered. Mexico favors bimetalism and prospers, the United States favors monouietalism and business continues duli and almost lifoless. You see the difference between a bimetalie government aud one manipulated by gold bugs.

WILL THEY SELL?

The usual greediness of men can no where lie better shown than in the wheat market which for some weeks has been the leading commercial article for Iraffic and discussion through the coururv. Last week it reached 81 per bushel. Thits is a good price for it, a high price in fact, and the wheat raiser receiving it is making money. It is six or eight yeais since wheat commanded such ligures. Large numbers of producers of wheat said when it reached 31 per bushel they would sell. It has done so, and now they are holding it for a further rise to 81.10, 81.25 and even some Buy it will reach $l.r)0 per btrhel. It is very questionable if it ascends to the price they hope and anticipate it will and if in a few weeks they are coralied to take 7i cents and 80 cent^, they should blame no one for their excessive cupidity and greediness. The moral is when you get a good paying price for anything sell, and don't wait for two good prices which rarely come.

COAL HINERS STR: E.

From day to day for six or eight weeks daily reports of the coal minera strike has been furnished to the public through the papprs until there has been a6uifeit. of it, and the matter has become tiresome to nl persons i.ot directly interested, in fact the public think there are other interests and wish the s'riku w:is over aud that operators and miners would adjust the differences and remain quiet for the next two jears to tue. The strike will terminate, we :.beli-ve, just as niue-teuths of s-uch affa rs do in the miners going back to

Wmk nt their old w-tgvs. They will gain not hi rg, and In out the amount of money Ujhv could have earned had no s'like have heen iuauit urated Stiike*. rHI"lv p'ty arnl especially are thej g"ner-l'y a lot- *o those, who hope -to hunetittt liy them.

Scons fi!$f0f!

of Cod-liver

Oil

phites, can

with Hypophos-

be.

taken as easily in

summer as in winter. Unlike the plain oil it is* palatable, and the hypophosphites that are in it aid in digestion and at the same time tone up the system.

For sickly, delicate children, and for those whose lungs are affected, it is a mistake to leave it off in the summer months. The dose may be reduced if necessary.

We recommend the small size especially for summer use, and for children, where a smaller dose is required. It should be kept in a cool place after it is once opened.

For sale by all druggists at soo. and $i.oo

DEBT INCREASING, a

From the statement issued

the

officials of the treasury department at Washington City, an increase of the government debt to the amount of 87,000,000 is shown. We were not going to have anv of this increased debt after the repui'licans took the reins of gov ernment in their hands, their blowers and strikers said. The democrats, they avowed, did not know how to manage money matters they asserted, and so soon as republicans were installed a different 6tate of affairs wo„ld be manifested. But the "presto" has not come around yet. The people see no difference between the Cleveland boom and McKinlcy prosperity. Both are damned frauds and the clap-trap and balderdash of scheming politicians. The money managers of the MeKnley administration fail as yet to show any reduction in the publ debt and will fol low no doubt on ttie Wall street I ues of their predrcessort. I'aiung into account tho stealing propensities of the averag3 republican politician the public need not expect any appreciable reduction of the public debt during the term of the McKinley administration. They need the money in their business and can't spare it to pay off any incumbrances. The money iB wanted for party success and not for popular obligations.

THE Wabash Tribune has made an admission that exposes the danger and sham of protection. It says: "Protection is purely socialistic. Its purpose is to operate on individual choices so as to influence private enterprise and the investment of capital as to secure the building up, with the country concerned, of certain branches of production which otherwise would not be carried on. With this object in view, government begins by preventing the citizen from buying where he can buy the cheapest, it compels him to pay ten, twenty or fifty per cent, in advance, it may be upon the priceB at which he could otherwise purchase, it even assumes the right to make existing industries support the industries which are thus to be called into being.-'

A PROSPERITY EXAMPLE.

Ihe Banner newspaper establishment at Greencastle was placed in the hands of a receiver last week. The publisher for many months past has dilated on the beauties of the gold standard system ol financial management and the certain appearanc9of prosperity just so Boon as republican methods prevail. At the bottom of his heart new, no doubt, ho thinks such prosperity. A very little of it goes a long distance.

THE trustees of Boone county have all complied with the law requiring the put) lication df their annual reports, also those of Fountain county. In Montgomery county they do not do that way. They evade the law, and the tax payers of the townships know little or nothing how the money has been spent or what it was used for.

PROVIDENCE, not AicKinleyisni, nor Dingleyistc, will bring the prosperity which seems gradually to be sheuuing its welcome light upon the people. Good crops much more than republican legislation is what does the business.

PROSPERITY will undoubtedly arri.-e in Ohio now ere long1. 11 huna with his barrel will soon begin to operate for election purposes.

Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with local applications, as triey cannot reach the seat of the dit-ease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the beet physicians iu this country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood puriliers acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the. two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.

F. .J. CIIKXKY & CO.. Toledo, 6. Sold by druggists, price 7"c.

Chicago harbor* about sixty thousand Hebrews.

Frappe, the new drink at tbe Clipper.

Frappt), th» new drink at. the Clipper

There are TOO moutains in Colorado whose peaks are over 12,(100 feet above the ocean level. Forty of these are higher than 14,000 feet

We know th,-great cures by Hood's Susaparilla are genuine because tiie peop'e write about them.

A New York insurance company is getting a good deal of lucrative lu6ioe?F ill Chir.,H.

Homeseekers Excursions

Via the Wabash. On Aug. 17ui. Sept. 7th and 2lst, (Jet. 5th and 19th, '97, the Wabash will sell homeseekers tickets to the north west, west, ninth and south-west, at rate of one tirst-class fare, plus 5-2 for the round trip. For limits, stop overs and other information call on or address,

THOS. POLLEN, Pass. Agt., Lafayette, Ind.

"WOMAN'S POWER.

£t Shapes the Destinies of Men and Nations.

tThere Men Arm at a Disadvantage, and "Only a Woman Cvi Understand a Woman'* lilt."

Woman's beauty, love and devotion, rule 1-he world. Grand women strong mentally, morally and physically,

whose arnbi netio inftu men to deed* and heroism, are all-power

tion and mag*ence urge of grandeur

Such women ful. Weakly,

and they have cured l.'e of both. I am a well woman. I si.i.'ered dreadfully with such dragging puics in the lower part of the back and o.we .i"V" around the body, irritation the Madder, pain when wr.lx'ng- n:id tiiiful struatioa I weakened terribly. I had been treated by 11 roc dcc:^r.-i without much 'p, ni.u it o:."" took five bottles of ur or-pov.r. a::d three package? of Sanative Warn toeurcme. I can reeortmend the:.. 1" rti! ivemen Buffering co:ni-saints these.*'— MRS. V.i.v.s.-.TTA, ai St., Philiidelpira, Pa.

After meals you should have :imply a feeling of comfort and satisfaction. ou should not feel any spe ial indications that digestion is guing on If you do you have indigestion, which means not digestion. This may he the beginning of so many dangerous diseases, that it is best -to take it in hand at once and trer.t it with Shaker Digestive Cordial. For you know that indigestion makes poison, wh ch causes pain anil sickness. And that Shaker Digestive Cordial helps digestion and cures indigestion. Shaker Digestive Cordial does this by providing the digestive materials in which the sick stomach is wanting It also tones upand strengthens the digestive organs and makes them perfectly healthy. This is the rationale ot its method of cute, as the doctors would say. Sold iv druggists, price 10 cectsto 81.00 per bottle. /y

A cattle dealer of named Goodpasture,

lerv.

In South Africa there is a great tieuiaiui for donke) s. as they are proof against climate, plague and flies.

CASTOH.IA, yffiA

Ths faealmila Blgszture of

100 bicycles sold by the Zack Mahorney Co. this year, fry one of ours.

CASTORIA

For Infants and Children.

The facelfflile signature

Poultry netting unti Zacii Mahoroe) Co,

The tioilmile tlgaatore 01

sickly, ailing women

All irregularities, whites, bearingdown pains, nervousness, headache, backache, blues," distaste for society, sounds in ears, palpitation, emaciation, heavy eyes, -'all gone" feeling, dread of impending evil, sleeplessness, etc., should at once he removed and rigorous health assured.

Lydia E. PinV.ham's Vegetable Compound has for tventy yi-ars saved nvomen from all this, llear this woman speak:— "I wish to publish vhat Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash have done me. I had tailing of ihe v. i-.i—

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have little ambition} their own troubles oo* cupy their thoughts, and

their one object is to get well. They have no confidence in them6elves, and only too often lose faith ia their physicians.

anu lenonrrhcea.

•"0

Ifaitland. Mo., is

Hot air furnaces, mantels at ick Mahornev Co.

Ne*ly refllrnishi Champion's nt*w gal

at grates

throughout,

Aug. ), 1897.

GBEAT COST

Mens'

1'1'I.lCATtON FOR I.KJCon LICENSE.

and one-third (1SK* f'et to the place of begin-

In my si. application I will aisO ask lor the privilege of running ofle pool table, serving lunch mid selling ciga's. tobacco and all kinds of non-intoxicating drinks iu ilie same room wherein saitl intoxicating liciuors are to be sold aud drank. LYSANDEK McCL.MN.

^OTICK OF APPOINTMENT.

la en ever?

wrapper.

All the People

Should keep themselves healthy and especial c«re should be :iven to tuts matter at thi* time. H~«lth depends upon pur rich.blood, for wh"n the blood is impure and impoverished diseases of various kinds ar" almost certain 10 result. The one true blood ptinlier is Hood's Sarsap'iriila. JJy its power to purify and vitalize the blood it has proved itself to be the safeguard of health, and the record of remarkable cures eflecte I proves that it has wonderful powi over disease. It actually UDd permanently cur when all other preparations fail to do ^any good whatever.

is 0B erery

wraps er.

wirt? bCrueti at

Screen (Inure and windowt cheap at Zack Muhorncv Co.

CASTORIA.

It OB

•T«f7

miffefc

Estate of I.ucinda Dilllng, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned nas been appointed "lid duiy qualified as Administrator, of the estate Of Lueinda Dillinc. late of Montgomery county. Indiana. ceased. Said estate Is supposed to be insolvent.

ki a

Shirts

ki.

''V

Pants

KI.BhKT .M. MOKliOW. Adm.

Dated Aug. 17, 1H.I7.

All the boys aie stuck witiv her and they have occassion to admire her shape and pleasing features. Yes the

.(jVpsVy QiireJi Ciirar..

Is all right, are blow liar cope with tin

Favorite Brand.

Did you see the S2.50 braPH tied pte ds mid the $[.r)0 couch at Mahorney'h. If you (lui, you never saw cheaper fioode fur the money in your liti».

The Dominion of Camida has sent 8200,1)00 to tbe sufferers by famine and p'aguo in India.

,*W»

HasfBeen Attained By Our

And they are still Flocking In. wonder when you can buy a

Child's Suit for $ .65 worth Boys worth $1.50

-4

5.00

7.00

10.00

.. .50

.75

1.00

3.00

Do not miss this Grand Opportunity. But come in

Everything in the Line goes at

Actual First Cost!

v^We Want Your Trade.^

Edward Warner

Successor to Lee S. Warner.

The One Price Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher.

being the degrees, east eight

FOH l.IQL'OK

OTICE OF AI'I'I.K'ATION LICENSK

Notice is hnroby given to til i.'itizens of t'lilnn township. il«-mt£r.nmry .•."Uity, Jnjltni i. that J, J,

Nfftlon is» hereby given to the citizens of Brown township, and of the town of Wave ami, •Vontgo ery county, and Stnte of Inilinna. thiu I, l.yBander McClain, a male pci.son over thn tweuiy-i'ii" v™.:, aud n••!o:itin!io is resident of age of twenty-one years, of good mora] cliarac- said tov nt-liin. i-onnty mi 1 -.-aU' tor more than tor and a continuous resident of said Brown ninety dny? next pivc-ding il,e |,ub ication of township and town of W'avel'ind for more than tlii- in.ti'- and of jr. .ml no.al clura.'tei, niil apnlnety days immellately preceeding the giving I plv to the lycird cmiiini-.sioners of .Montuoniof this notice ind fliiug of this notice of applica. ery connt at their next regular session t, ho tion, will apply t" the Board of Commissioners begun mid held on tie- fl st Monday in Septemof said county at their next regular session to lie her, 1HH7, a li vnso t» sell all kinds ol t-piritu-heeun and held the Hrst .Monday in September 1 on.-, ie.us nd malt liquor.-in a less ijnantiy1SS7, for a licenso to sell all kinds of spirituous, thai, a ipiari at a time and it the s..me to viuous, malt aud intoxicating linuor* in a les= be dranK "ii 'lie pi We-: where si.• ijuantity thai: a (]uart at a time- to be dr .nk on My plae- ol b.isii ess and the n-nnse-. wherethe ].re"mises wild sold. said lii.uors ai-- 'o be sevd and dram are

My place of business wherein said liquors are d-seribed as follow to wit: I to be sold and drank is described as follows: Beginning at a point fortv [iOJ rods] The g:ound lluor room of the frame huildinc and tweiity -sevi -i, jgj noith of! fronting on Cioss street in the town of Wave- t!.e south"ast co'-ner o' s^eii,.n thirty [SO], townland aud situated On the north part of ship nineteen [l'.'l i.o,- h. r:inge four {1), -.vest in 1 numbered fifty two (53 and fifty-tt.^ee .Wi staid county and st.v-, snd lunniug lienco I on the plat of the town of Waveiaiid as laid out I no 'h forty-th 11 0 degrees, eicrht [si! and platted Ajirll th and recorded Juno lllli. rod:, thence u.v tii 1' .rty i• ui- (-M] '•wves. west I A. JJ. 1837, bounded as follows: ommenclng six rod-", ihen- .-oi.th linyeignt and one-I at a point ou the south line of the alley ten au foiirtu [.Wit'] degrws, wi.-st six [S] r»d» and sixiiolii^

one-half (10^) feet east from the original north- links, thence south thirty and one-half [80}$] c, »est corner of said lot number

5i,

m*,» ner-oj. over tin* a«e «f

[S]

point of intersection of said alley with Cross f'nning, and in the east room of a one story K_, street,thence east with tho south line of said aliey ame building situated on the southeast corner

street, thence north with Cross street eighteen [-7)4] feet in length by thirteen and oti.--h If 1

[l iV$]

rods tile place of be-

forty-nine and one-half (4i)VO feet, thence south 1 said above described laud fnmtinir the raw. pars three 1-iri pt rnonhne eighteen and one-third (18Mi) feet, thence west lordsville and New Uichmond ft ee gravel road: forty-nine and one-half e' to

I'IOSS "Id

room bei

'-g

twenty-seven

AM'

DR. CARTER & CO.

HI: liti AIM.

I lu'lianc.

Other cigars us but cannot .sales of this

nd O! MI N ,h a! ^th.'lsan!S

tl'OSl

n\u

lOtiMed-nitl, weak, aching imelts and kidneys, C'lMl'V,

niul I'tln.T uiiinii-tfLkahlo sfju'ii- of nor**ns lly au-1 preiu.-iuin* Many .ii.* ot' ilsi* Jifijt.'dUy ij orant of tho cause The must obstiiiat»* OH (sthi.s riiaracter "rt^atod with im*

t.u inir xucct's*

timcellout !lto a. in.: 1 to I in. Sunday—!) to 11.

is no

$1.25 .75 3.00 4.50

.40 .50 .80 .65

2.00

at Once.

ii'i!t iAi,i.sT.«. direct to buffalo via Niagara Falls ARE'TRO'^BIE'Y'WI'!

piuu

aild

PASSENGER.,

M^Mness!" des'i'on-

ii'i.-nco, which abso-1 •L'Og-'in

mud or\\?islncsri! you 5 P-

nf a 11 atur*. jnllMnatimi

DISEASES

.ir ans, promatii•.» .Ji-char^'s. n«-

of yuuiiifui iolly hii'l nil ki

.ulu'tl

tnniiilfs

uicklj' cnrMl. Xo d.'teiition from iuisniK-nts

^uttin

CAIITHK CO.,

I No. 11

Souih Iliiuois .sin et, Iuaiatlapo Is.

10 «0

Frrnn V.R.JcurnntjSedicine Prof. W. E. Pcslie, who

mr.lces a specialty of Epilepsy, has without doubt treated and cured more cases than any living Physician his success is astonishing. We have heard of cases of 20 years* standing cured by him. Ho publishes a valuabto work on this disease, which lie sends ,\v it li a

tlo of his absolute cure, free to anvr^ufferera who may send their P. o'. and ILxpre^ address

W 77°-SSv™ a to address

nrof.Wo II. FEEKEi F. D„ 4 Cedar St., Hew Tori

!weden is ton cold tor rape vines, but much wine is made there lrom vaiious kinds of berries, including cranberriee.

WAIT.

oit TUP:

icii iiiLrao G. H.

To Niagara Falls, liuflalo, N. 1'., via the Wabash Line, Saturday, Aug. 22. The Wabash will run a special train from Danville. III., to Buffalo, N. Y. via Detroit any] Niagara Falls, 'General Loujnsist of lining ch and one or

I gflil opecia]." Traill will

ono-haif ,wo

'.routing' the

feet in width, with the side

ning all of said lines to have the same vat in- highway. tion and b-n.rings as tho lots, streets and alleys also give notice that 1 will at the sanr- time of the plat of the said town of Waveland. and pi-tee ask for a permit to sell in lb,, ame

00 all kinds of mineral waters |.,| u,,„ ii.o.j. •M eg drinks. IIAI'.l.l.S ANN \i i.h August M. ,s!(7..

tlll'Oe ier lllllllg

Chair

agliei' lOUrist SleCllilit^ ClU

'S,

Hate in sleeper Si.50 per double berth, or 75 cents each when two occupy the space J.'he train will be fpenally cnnducteii and the cars the cream oi the Wahnsh equipuienti I?ate one cent per mile each way or $9,150 for the round trip from Lafaye:t,e. The Wabash has its own line

Mill be assured of

MI-.'

peri or accommodations. Tick-vis

0,,r a sn il

n1-

1.11 fiom Detroit, to

deney loss of et (rgy. Hiiflalo vice versa. The •'General'

ambition lid self-eon- I

bjiecial will leave Lafayette

Astopof 3 Loiirswil'l

si.iMiir] takiMruutin« nt inad^ at ihe l'alls. Train arrives at faii'ts bV7ore'itlis1't.lo btifl.do 11 a. m. Fiij 11 return limit

'^P^ 1 1 I

address TlIOS. h'oLl.KN, G. P. A..

Lafnyt'ttc, liul.

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1 1 ii 1

-muT

BALM

A j• 11 a "f tii*• balm (Hn'-'Uv in

to tho iiontriK toi a mviiuMit fintw a ytrung r»- ui 1^ thr u.cli tli«» no**'*

M-

throe tiinf.-

a ii a urpf**rn-'l.

h*tm

fort* retiring.

HALM open* jtiiil cleaune^ the Nasal

ra^ajit's, Allays 1'aiiwiiid inllamniati"it, tin 1 sores, protoots tho memhrauo from r«*tt»ie«tho

SEIISOM Tf

ta^te ami

SIIM.'II.

i'.ilni is qui«'iiiy nhnorbod atnJ

OIKV.

'H-T

I'rico r»D *»nts at nrni.'jri«tsor hv nuiiiiiL UKOTiFKKS, ")H Warruu St., Now V-Tk.

Devil On Corns

lO O-ernts#

Positively removes hard or soft Corn*.

Bunions, WartsJandJMoleb.J Ask your'druggist.