Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 July 1898 — Page 3
San taClara Wines
For sale at all leading DrugigsU in the city.
"BLTTE SEAL"
Olmmpagnt None Quite so Good.
THK.
Santa I'lar.i Wine Co.
143 North Illinois street, Indianapolis, Intl.
Sold in this my by C. Smith, N. AY. Myer and A. Muhleisen
Dr. Bull's Pills
purgative, lumily muiliciiii' is needed, you can always roly oil Dr. John Bull's l'ills. tor constipation and headache they have no equal.
EVERY WOMAN
Sometimes needs a reliable monthly regulating medicine.
DR. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS,
Are prompt, safe and certain in result. The genu* foe CDr. Peal's) never disappoint. Bent anywhere, $i.oo.
Sold at N. W. Myer's New Contral Drug Store, Crawford svillo, Ind.
The Last W«i'k.
We are pleased to announce the completion o! the contract for the erection of our new store building. Much of the materia! is now or. the wny, and the contractor infnru.s us wo must vacate the old room by July i3. This gives UP but one more week for business in our present location. Saturday. July 2, will be the last day for the old ruoir. and as we are anxious to mow hp little of the stock as possible we will make unusual reductions on hundreds of items, odds aod ends, that we do not wish to move, making the last week an unprecedented bargain opportunity Don't fail to visit the Big Store curing its last week in the olil locatiou uud help us make it the banner week ot' the great rebuilding sale bes te bavit \i.u dollars on your purcb-.ten. tie Big Store wiil be cb-«! for bu^ines* all isy Moudav, July 4, and mil open iu the new location, thn Y. M. A. armory, Tuesday morning, July 5 at 9 ^o'clock. We exti'i.d a cordial invitation to our many friends and patrons to visit us at our new iiuarters. Louis BUCHOI'.
Manon KxctirwiouN.
Joint1-poekers* excursion south— Tickets "will be on phIc .July 5 and II). August "2 and 10, September 6 and iIH, October 4 and 18, to Alabama. Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina. Tennessee and Virginia. Rat.* are one tirst-class fare plus 62 for the round trip
Baptist Young" Peoples' Uni^n of America, international Convention, Buff Y„ July 14 to 17. 18'.»S. Rate, one if ular tirst-cl'iss fare for the round trip. Dates of sa!' July 12 to 15. inclusive. Uo'i'i to n.'tuni leaving Buffalo to and iiii'luoiiig July H), except that by depi sit of ticket with joint agent at Buffalo, not earlier than July 17 nor later than .J ulv 1!' and on payment of T)0 cents return limit of ticket may be extended to W-ave Buffalo and including Sf'pcember 1.
L. A Cr.AUK. Agent.
What do the Children Drink? Doirt nive them ten or coffee. Have you tried the new food drink called (jraiD-o? It is delicious and nourishing and takes ho place of coffee. The more Cirain you give the children the more health you distribute through their eyoteme. Grain-o is made of pure grains, ai.d hen properly prepared taste like the choice grades of coffee but costs about as much All grocers sell it 15c. and 2oo.
Everybody Says So.
Cascarct.s Candy Cathnrt'.c, the most wonderful medical discovery of the age, pleasant and refreshing to the taste, act gently ami positively on kidneys, liver ami IMUVPIS, cleansing t.lio entire -.ystem, dispel roli)s, cure hea.laolie, fever, habitual constipation and PWSIS'T buy and try b.iv Of 5. O w. ii' •!. \!.\. M» cents. Mold tm: guarantm-d to cirn hv ore grists.
Special Offer.
For a short time only one dozen cabinet mantello photos (this is a size larger than cabinets) of our beat artistic finish for $1.50. Remember the place, 118% E. Main street, over Citizens' bank.
NICHOLSON'S SONS, Crawfordsville, Ind.
This is the last week of the great rebuilding sale in the old room at the Big Store and ill be devoted to closing out all odds and ends, remnants and short lengths in all kinds of goods before removal. Read the big ad. in today's paper.
To Cure ('oii4tt|mtion Korevor. TaUef. iKcar»:ts Candy Cathartic, 10c or25c. If C. C. C. filli uo cure, tfrtiKtfists refund money
Bicycles at the 99 cent store. tf
Educnto Your IImwuIa 'Willi Caftcareti. Candy r-u r-• ronsupation forever. 100,25c. HU.c (J. fail, dniKtfiat.srefund money.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
No-To-B»c for Fifty Cents. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak t&eastrong, blood pure. S0o,|l. AU druggist*
The Sale of Fine Wash Goods.
Tne said of 3oc, 3!)c and 5t)c 1* n- ch lawn, organdies and utile tine vvaeli goods at 2,'5 yd. during the papt \\t-k has been very successful, ai.d hundreds id' vhi-dp hnve been closed iml, '"he ahKortmeiit is \et complete ar.d oiler a L'rand opportunity to buy tint wash goods at a low price in ihe I ci^ht of the wason. Collie this mri the last in our old buildmu'.
Uni:i-V ijiM'iioi'.
Editnr Osborn \vat= IIU A II Iroin New Richmond Tuesday.
The Ni lviss Mail has died for want hi "iuddcr.v An editor is my mortal and must eat. but he ri'i|iniHB something more nourishing than wind. We have known them to subsist on grass, but they decline rapidly anil soon yitiki up the ghost on promises aloue. SifsllSf
Sick-poison is a poison which makes you sick. It coir.es from tne 6totnach. The stomach makes it out of undigested food.
The blood gets it and taints the wnole body with it. That's the way of it. The way to be nrt o." it la to look after y"ur digestion.
If \our :ood is all properly digested, there will be none left in the stomach to make sick-paision out of.
If your stomack is too weak ace to this properly by itself, help it along with a few doses of Shaker Digestive Cordial,
That's the cure of it. "tl EUffi Shaker Digestive Cordial is a delicious, healthful, tonic cordial, made of pure medicinal plants, herbs and wine. _It posilively euros indigestion and prevents the formation of sick-poison.
At druggists. Trial bottle 10 cents.
Italy has 114,000 square inil'.'S, miles more than Arizona, or about the crnbit cil area of Kansas and the Indian l'errietorv.
O A S O H.T. A Bears the _/ The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of
Nortbeiii l',ii\, which had an unusually warm winter, is atoning for it with the coldi s-t, rainiest spring within memorv.
Hood's
Turo sit.k liciKlitclic, liud 0 1V taste in 11 moiitj. coaled |jp 1 E to a in to a I I I distress and indi^t'stiou. Do not weaken,, but have titic* «tfnct.
25
cents.
The only 3'ills to tako with Hood's Saraaparilla
A medical correspondent at Paris says that Dr. Mosso has established the fact tnat the blood of eels is poi ouous.
Ilow Slif was Troubled.
"I was troubled a great ceal with sores breaking out on my hands and face. 1 began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and it purified my blood. I an. now strong and hearty and recommend Hood's Sareapardla to everyone who need a blood purifier.'' Mus. .JAM: BO\L:L, Van Buren, Indiana.
Hood's Pills cure nausea, sick headache. biliousness, .indigestion. Price •Jo cents.
O A S O I A Bears the Tl)8 Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of
There are about 1,500,000 pi-rsonB employed in the world's coal mines, ocethird of them beiug in England.
The volume of water emptied into the ocean by the Yukou is greater by onethird than that of the Mississippi.
Willis & McQuown are making Mantello photos, tsvo positions. $1.50 per dozen.
Dr. Bull's Pills ."Si
with sick headache or feel miserable and rundown, take Dr. John W. Bull'a'Pills. They will give prompt relief and will soon set you right.
Fine Monuments.
Robett McMains has just received a c«- load of fine monuments and has them for sale at 714 South Walnut street. If you want a bargain call and get prices. tf.
Don't Tiiliurni S|iit mid Smuke Your l.lfe Amiy. To quit tobacco easily and torever, be mag aelic. mil of life, liervo and vigor, take No-To-B:ic. the wnrnWir-wnrUer. that makes weak men t.rniig. All druKRists, BOo or II. Cure guaranteed liooUk.'t and sample free. Address Storling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
More steel is used in the manulactu'e o'pens than in all the sword and gun factories in the world.
Within the last ten years the numbtr of railway stations in Germany has increased from 6,376 to 8,893.
The best medicine you can take is that which Guilds a solid foundation for in pure, rich blood Hood's Sarsaparilla.
At a recent rabbit hunt near Fresno, I. hi., 9.000 rabbits wt re shot or clubbed to death.
Mantellos, two positions, 51.50 per zen. Willis & McQuown.
The one colored member of the United States Congress is named White.
The numbir of churches in Chicago I has grown from 157 in 1875 to 638.
THE CRACK ASTOR BATTERY: POLITICAL GENERALS.
A NHUIIMT nf Coilei^LAIIH and Athletes KUHII to Join It. .John .hiciib Astor's battery of light art illcry will be one of the smartest !'0])i]ii :nds ol the I liiti rl .States army in the Philippine islands. Its members will be of he liiiest type. During tho live I.ours i:.s rei-ruiting of?ice was open the i.Ou day good looking, well made, 'ic yoi.ng fellows were constantly cru .. liing up to lie desk, eager to enlist.
Hi nry JJ. Kly, ('olonel Astnr's business repri ntativit. bad the room opened at 10 a. m. For iiours before that time men had been assembling in tho 'joi i'idor. When the door was opened, they hurried forward to enroll their names. Harvey Duryee, son of General Duryee and a former member of the Seventh regiment, enrolled tho names of the apphi ants.
Lieutenant Peyton C. March, Fifth United States artillery, who has been detailed to command the battery with the rank- of captain, saw that more than 100 men were in line. He determined to weed out any undesirable candidates at once. He called them all together. "I want you men to understand what kind of a battery you are getting into," he said. "Any of you who think we are going to organize for parade may as •well ^o away and save the time of the recruiting o.ucer. This battery is to be a part of the regular army of the United States. We want no one here who does not want to fight. I received word recently ths\t as soon as it ib equipped the battery is to go t® the Philippines for service. All who enlist here join the United States army for three yews. There is no connection between this organization and the militia. All the officers of this battery, commissioned and noncommissioned, will bo detailed from the United States army. All of you who do not care to join under these conditions may go.'' "Hurrah!" shouted a dozen of the most patriotic men. Tho others looked Serious or smiled, according to their dispositions. Not one man went away. Altogether tVy were a fine hunch, the kind of material that any good captain would like to drill and fight with.— New York World.
AFRAID OF ITS OVW CHILD,
The Republican Party Now Seeks to Dlscredit the Greenback. The Republican party has steadily boasted its invention of the greenback, the blood, stained greenback, as Dick Oglesby called it. The greenback is a noninterest bearing obligation, and more tha* 80 years after tlifi civil war, during which the oountry's soldiers and sailors were paid in greenbacks, hundreds of millions of them are still in circulation. It was suggested by Secretary Gage, not, however, with the full assent of the president, that steps be taken by the issuance of interest bearing bonds to redeem, retire and destroy greenbacks. This the party has refused to do.
The blood stained Republican created greenback is still a feature of the national currency. Now that more currency is needed for the prosecution of another war the Republican house says issue interest bearing bonds. The senate, however, hears a report from its finance committee to the effect that in providing more money resort may again lie had to that form of government obligation which costs nothing but printing. There is no gain in this plan for the money loaner. If there bo loss, it must fall on everybody. Thus tho currency problem returns to plague the inventor of the greenback, the Republican party, which is now seeking to discredit the money it once took credit for supplying. This is absolute proof that the Republican party of today is no Ion ger the party of Lincoln, who was a real follower of Jefferson.
WOMEN'S WAYS.
Every mother of a pretty girl is a board of si .'iitegy.—Atchison Globe. The woman who admires you deceives you. The one who makes others admire you loves you.—Mine. Eiuil de Girardln.
The young girl with her hair done up and her skirts let down for the liret tim« possesses more uwe inspiring dignity than a floorwalker in a dry goods store.—Chicago News.
The Inefllwnbl* Plot.
The promotion of Assistant Secretary Day to his place adds no strength to the cabinet, and the realign influence of Mark Hanna leaves its mark permanently on this administration.—Boston Post
Hello, Hello, Hello!
Where in thunder is ye Ancient and Hunorable Artillery of ye Boston towne that is always in its uniform when there are any strikers to shoot down?— National Democrat.
The Pleasures of Silence.
"For such an idiotic youthGussle Talewell is one of the most agreeable talkers I ever met.'' "But he doesn't say anything." "Yes."—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
This Naturally Follows. Boys will boys, of course— 'Tis wisdom's rule—and than It follows on from logic's source
That men vrill be men. —Chicago Becord.
She Might Misconstrue It, Eh? Tho women are wearing such thick veils that a man has to be constantly on his guard to avoid the mistake of smiling too pleasantly at his own wife.—Atchison Globe.
She's Never Forgiven Him. Penetrative Potter (to Miss Violet Chalklngton, who is rather over made up) —Gracious, Miss Violet, I didn't know that this was a bal poudxe.— Ally Sleper.
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L*m«nt.
Now summer hats and summer froctal Absorb the female breast, And wires become a inttMM, for„ .»
Ihey hare to be redressed. -Pick Mo IT).
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Army Disorganized by Placing Rich IIIcompotents In Command. Political generals are a nuisance. Why should President McKinley create more of the nuisancc instead of abating it? jNIcKinley has sent, the. names of a lot of civilians to tho senate to be confirmed, and the men bearing these names are to be appointed to high positions in tluj army over the heads of deserving and experienced officers who have spent their lives in the service of tho country. This is all wrong. Thu senate can do no better and no more patriotic thing than to refuse confirmation. If Mr McKinley has political debts to pay, let him pay them iu some other manner.
It is disorganizing tc the army tc place those rich political nobodies in command. It is a disgrace and a danger. Political pull, wealth, tho fact that a young man is tho son of a famou? father, do not lit him for a place of command in the army. This country wants fighters who know their business, whe have seen service, at the head of its regiments. If the young fellows want to fight, there are plenty of placos for them in the ranks. Let them earn promotion as their fathers did before them, and lei the true and faithful officers who have already earned promotion receive it
WORLD'S SUPPLY OF GOLD.'
Inadequate to Furnish Money For the Increasing Demands of Business. W&eu defeated in their attempts to overthrow the quantitative theory, the gold men fall hack on their last defense and claim that, whether that theory applies or not, as wo have sufficient gold already kick of it cannot account for the fall of prices. It is true that the annual production of gold is now about double what it was in 1873. But haa tl^g increase been sufficient to__keep up With the enlarged demand for it, due It increasing business and to supply the nations that have gono over to a gold basis since 1873 and to fill the void caused by demonetizing silver.
It is not fair to assume, as the gold men do, that tlie entire annual product of gold goes into coinage, for it is undisputed that more than one-half is used in the arts. Nor is it fair to take the World's annual coinage, for nucli oi this is recoinage. But if every ouncc of gold has been coined and gono intc circulation it would not have begun tc furnish' money enough to keep up with the increased'demand due to increaso in business and population. Even the increase in gold and siver together Wrnrk] not havo been sufficient.
Gold Standard*
The shrinkage of values iiTthe United States since 1873 has not been less than $'20,000,000,000, or eight times the cost of tho civil war, as shown by Senator Chandler and others. But even this enormous sum does not measuro the whole loss. Factories have been closed and millions of men thrown out of employment whose labor would have increased the wealth of the United States to the extent of §0,000,000,000 annually, as estimated by that eminent political economist, Henry Carey Baird of Philadelphia. An amount of interest has been paid upon the national debt of tho United States greater than the original principal, and also three-fifths of tho debt itself, and yet the remaining two-fifths requires more of the produce of industry to ciuieel it than the whole debt did originally at tho prices then existing.
I'apcr Soldiers.
Those Republican A. P. A. shysters, like all other Republicans who volunteer through the columns, of the newspaper, frequently forget tho little formality of calling at the recruiting station.—Washington Post.
Good For th^ Book Trust.
It is an ill wind that blows nobody good. After the Cuban scrimmage is over the schoolbook trust will have a good excuse for urging a complete change in school histories and geographies.—Omaha Bee.
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A perfect Remedy for Constipation, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, Worms .Convulsions .Feverishness and Loss
ELKHART
Father Time's scythe is a weapon that no man can escape. Sooner or later it must lay all men low.
With premature death it is different. Nature intended that every man should live a long and useful life, and die a
Fess
eaceful, paindeath. Men defeat the intention of a beneficent Providence the manner in which they
live, their disregard of the laws of health and their utter failure to protect health when it is threatened and restore it when it is lost The most common result of neglect of health is that dread disease, consumption. Not many years ago it was considered incurable. Now it is known that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will cure 98 per cent, of all cases if taken in time. That is its record during a period of thirty years. Many of the thankful patients have permitted their names, experiences and photographs to be reproduced in Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser. Any sufferer who wishes to investigate these cases may secure a copy of this book free, by sending 21 one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing- only, to the World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y., and then write to the patients themselves. In consulting Dr. R. V. Pierce by letter, the sufferer consults a skillful specialist who for thirty years has been chief consulting physician to the great Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y. With the assistance of a staff of able physicians, he has successfully treated tens of thousands of cases of bronchial, throat and lung affections. He will cheerfully answer letters from all sufferers, without charge. Address the Doctor as above.
I had bronchiUs for eighteen years and I was treated by three phvsiaans, but all failed," writes David Wartzenluft, Esq., of Shoemakersville, Berks Co., Pa. "They told me there was no cure for me. I then used Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and waa entirely curcd. My weight to Mw 171 pounds."
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WEHAVENO AGENTS
bot have sold direot to the con comer for 25 yean at wholt* •ale prices, taring: him the dealer's profits. Ship any. where for examination. Everything warranted. 118 styles of Vehicles, 65 styles of Harness. Top Baggies, |36 to 70. Sarreys, |50 toJ125. Cam*. ges. Phaetons, Traps, Wagon 8pring-Road aod Milk
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More Goods for a Lower Price.
We never before gave such extraordinary bargains in furniture. We never before BO absolutely controlled the Caapet trade. We never before so wiped out all competition in Baby Carriages. Join the crowd. Trade in the morning if you can. Mahorney's for Carpets. Mahorney'a for Furniture. Mahorney's for Lace Curtains. Mahorney's for Baby Carriages.
Examine Our $50 Bicycle.
Zack Mahorney Company.