Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 May 1874 — Page 7

.Satiirfa (foiling Journal.

NOTKS FltO.H TIIK NATIONAL CAPITAL.

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Mild

I-imlliuiiLIWHIIL|I -I'ri'Hiilt'lil

Mriuil'N T"i'iiil-('nnK°cMiiiiiii

*«II. Society at the Nation's capital, for a while kept back by the restraints of the Lenten season and the gloomy weather, is again busy concocting all kinds of plans (or amusements ami all manner of costumes for wearing. On a pretty day, Seventh street and the avenue are densely crowded with visitors and metropolitan belles gazing at the marvelously wrought patterns and specimens of lairy workmanship. I have nol yet had much time to take more than a few peeps at tie costumes. When the fine weather I really conies then men will llee in dismay to their otlices, and the avenue will I he given up to the march of the ladies.! It is quite certain, however, that 1 reuses will be as elaborately trimmed as ever, and black costumes, laces, veils, scarfs and bonnets will be looped across, embroidered, dotted over and profusely covered with buttons and buckles of jet. I append to this a little quotation from the

Autocrat, a small journal that teaches the ladies of Washington '"what to wear,and how to wear it:"

In colors, the urays and the browns will be en regie. There are over .r0 shades

of gray. J'oumer, in this all colors of||

ilust are.concentrated nhshithu, a j:reei.ish gray, yet gray nmiynul, nightingale, a lovely, soil, Quakerish gray, the faintest pink dissolving into gray the pretty grav'of the miironnette sarde, an nihiling"granite gray the bright silver gray the blue gray of slate color ink gray of silvery drabs—these will be the leading colors. There are, too, indications! that browns will be popular, particularly .a reddish tint but this is unbecoming except to a perfect blonde. Tnere are some new colors exquisitely lovely. In one is a blending of pale pink auroral tint, a cream shade of the l'rovcnce rare or a half blown peach blossom. There are, too, .111 infinite number of greens for I evening dresses: pistache green is again I presented to us and a clear, bright maize, very becoming to a brunette I myrtle green, and Nile, and sea foam green, the dusky, sad olive, and dark I with the familv of bronzed

cypress. greens. But grays take precedence, and i' boiled "eggs

Some persons liave asserted that the idea of a four-in-hand originated with Mr. Sartoris, and was carried out 111 accordance with his desires. The President himself drives his pretty thorougbred horse to a light open luirirv to give it the air and exercise its health requires and himself the air and sunshine. A very plain, quiet, sensible President.

Charity appeals with

in.iu is our

the kind feelings of this community. iMitertainments of various kinds" are given almost every week, both at public places of amusement and at private residences, the pioeeeds of which are used for the poor. Nol long ago Lydia Thompson's Hurlesijue Opera Troupe gave a charity matinee, at which about ftJOO were netted. One of the pleasant features of the entertainment was that no change was given either for tickets or bo.juets. Miss Thompson herself presided al the ticket oflice, and Miss Meaumont, Miss Atherton and other members of" the troupe acted i:i the capacity of ushers and flower sellers, and many young gentlemen unwittingly and unwillingly paid double and treble prices to these fair robbers, who persistently and laughingly replied: "We make no change, sir.''

Among tlicsubstantial Spring pleasures of the present time we have, and have had for two or three weeks, delicate lcttuce, strawberries at six dollars a quart, peas, tomatoes at ten cents each, and other luxuries at equally exorbitant prices.

Passing from the social tiie political world, I may remark thai Congress is still in session, wrestling with the complcx afl'airsof the Nation. In the House this week they are trying to deterniinine the appropriations necessary to carry on lliis government. In the Senate they are endeavoring to discover a legal and lawful government for Louisiana. .Persons who

ought to know say that the present fee.-,-

iver cut out so min'li and finished so little work in the same length of time as this one. see that some fault is found at lionie with our liepresentative, Mr. I Cason, bcoause, as they say, lie does notli-! ing. Surely if those fault finders were Jiere thev wouM have no nvounds fori

complaint. Mr. Cason, not being chair- S man of any committee and being anew member, has imi had any duty imposed upon hi in that would bring him out in any particularly prominent manner. As a member of the Committee on Revision of the Laws he has been called upon to work many hours out of the hall, and there is no member of that coinniitt.ee who has labored more faithfully or whose advice is more weighty than his. lie has uniformly been in his seat, and has never dodged the question when an important vote was taken. Much more might be said in his praise, for he needs no defense but I am not writing a political letter, only little scraps of talk.

All the boys from Orawfordsville are well, and pleased to note the prosperous condition of the Joi'itNAl.. M.

YAltlKTlKS.

The Nutmeg nine say there is 110 greater. The Crispin strike in New York is awl over, and the dillicultiies heeled up.

New York boarders think of geting up a crusade against the milkmen who are loo much in favor of the cold water movement.

A jury in San Dieiro, California, the other day brought in a verdict o! not guilty, with a request to the defendant to restore the sheep.

If everybody would pay everybody what everybody owes everybody, howeasy it would be for everybody to get out of debt and not owe anything or any-

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A Chicago man wrote to Agassi/, that he had an apple which he had preserved for fifty-three years, and when A»assiz wrote for it, the joker said it was the apple of his eye.

A Brooklyn girl ol six summers says the reason the man 011 the new fractional currency looks so mad is because he is only put on the ten-cent stamp, in stead of a fifty-center.

Those old soakers never lack for arguments. Lately one replied to a temperance lecturer by the following poser: '"If water rots the ioles of your boots, what effect must it have on the coal of your stomach?''

A Kansas "'billiard saloon" uses a home made table—a large dry goods box, on which was laid a wagon load of sandstone, covered with eight yards of blue jeans. For pockets they use old boots, about No 10 for cues broken hoe band-

black will be the fashionable costumes of ]ovelv game they use dried apples

chronicle, to fashion I say an rcvuir! Humor speaks of several ujlairca du roctir 011 band, chief among them the approaching nuptials of Miss Nellie Grant and Mr. Sartoris. .lust how the arrangements are made 110 one seems ti. know, but all concede it will be in a manner private and very nice.

'b 011 a,clothcs line. And so with this dictum from her. A jury in North Carolina, after being charged in the usual way by the judge, retired to their room, when a white juror, ventured to ask a colored associate if he

I had the pleasure—pleasant because it gratified a curi4sity— of seeing the Presi. dential four-in-hand a few days ago. The only noticeable difference between it and dozens of others seen on the. avenue every I

diiy is tlu* additional two liorses and the liiirnt'ss ilii, or at least tlu linos, i'ridles and small work generally are made ol' white silk cord, and looked very pretty.

The Venality of Voters. .rSeveral "free and independent" gentlemen of Louisville are on trial, charged with openly selling their votes. The New London, Connecticut, Tclct/ram I charges that in that.city "more than 100 votes were bought and sold directly, and that at least ail equal number were indirectlv influenced by pecuniary eonsiderations." The worst feature of the case I is that "among those who openly and unblusliingly sold themselves for a few

much force to dollars per capita, were young men who

are connected with respectable familief. and have been educated in our common schools and in our high school."

The Chiacgo Intcr-Occui last week pubislied a'"revised" catalogue of the news-! papers in twelve States (mostly West-1 I ern,) showing their position on the currency question. The list, comprises *237 I

journals—194 for, and forty tlirue against cxpniisioii. Of llic number for expansion, 1M lire Kepublicnn unci eight iJemoerat-i ie, while ol the number against expausion, twenty-ei-ilit are Kepubliean and nine Demoeratie. It is to be noted that I said list embraces but a small fraction of the journals published in the States men-1 lioued hence the exhibit is very imper-1 feet,even if the classification be correct.

This is the way Rev. W. K. Jewell put it in a speech delivered at LaKavelte the other evening: "With two thousand: saloons closed, ten thousand signatures to the teniperance pledge, and a bun-1 dred thousand souls born into the pure

Dr. IMeree's Favorite Prescription is very strongly recommended by the Medical .Faculty and is largely prescribed amonir their female patients. It is worthy of all confidence as may be seen from Hie following testimonial:

The

balls, and to count

I understood the charge of the judge

'•(iollv." exclaiinedthe astonished juror, '•he don't charge usnuHin for dat, does he? Why 1 thought we was gwine to git pay."

As a traveling party were ridincr through Palestine the attention of a certain American was called to the reputed Mte ot Moses' tomb. '"Moses who?'1 says Jonathan. "Why, the great Moses, who led the children of Israel through the desert (or forty years." "'Mow far is I that?-' ''Three hundred miles, maybe."'

Upon which the American remarked, "The Pacific and Chicago Railway would have taken 'em through 1 giies*. in eight hours.

ATI.ANTA, III., JulV

(|sf jn l))(?ir

sion bids fair to be a very protracted one. of the same disease as mine. You do not Congressional business is not very far ad-j know what a wonder it created in our vanced, and it is said no former Congress eity, by ile restoring my sister 1 wrote

Lovers olTiiu

I I A A O S I S A A E I O A I

Kdej Carbolic Trod 1 cs. Among the various remedies for] Coughs none enjoy a higher reputation 1 than Ivlev's CarbolicTroches. This fact places tlieui above the ordinary list of medical preparations. For Coughs, Cohls, Asthma, and as a disinfectant and preventive against contagious diseases! they area specific. Invaluable to sins ers and public speakers. Sold everywhere. John F. Henry, Curran & Co., I'roprietors, sand College Place, New York.

Tlicre ix Not

A More Potent Agent for removing or counteracting Dyspepsia, inactivity ol the Liver, Vertigo, I.ownes.- of Spirits. Di.-turbed Sleep, and for renewing, invigorating to a healthy state the shattered nerves or enieebled frame, than Atwood's Quinine Tonic Hitters. Apothecaries have them.

You can renew the energies of the debilitated nervous system when it has become so through the errors of youthful excesses, bv administering Suiolander's Buehu. It tones the nerve system to fresh action anil vigor and /wsiticchj expels all maladies of the urino-genilal organs and prosrtate glands: mild in its operation, still all-potent to remove the cause of disease in either sex, whether married or simile.

ltllttll t» KilllMIM ratio. ... I The indications arc that the rush to Kansas and Colorado will be greater than ever in 1874. The shortest way to reach the far West is through St. Louis, the great Mississippi Valley City, of over •100,000 inhabitants, and thence west over I the St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Short Line, which reaches all the great land grants in the West, and runs six fast Ivxpre^s trains, two more than any other road, between the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. This road, in the last two years, has expended over two million dollars, besides earnings, in extraordinary improvements of roadway, in relaying its line with best quality of new sieel I and iron rails, on broad new ties, and in passenger equipment, having substi-

West will furnish tickets by this excellent route through St. Louis, over the St. Louis, Kansas City Northern Short Line, the best and shortest to Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, California and the great West, it being the only line running through cars between St. Louis and Omaha. For map, circulars and time tables address either F. A. Palmer, Indianapolis, Ind. or P. 15. Croat, St. Louis, Mo., either of whom will furnish anv information desired.

SpcctaclcN.

I mean it when 1 say that I can sell you a belter and cheaper spectacle than any other person. My advantage is, 1 furnish my own material, have niv work made to order, and save the middle man's commission. Don't it sound reasonable? Trv me.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Watch tlic Children.

No, 216 Kulton street, New York,

Sold by I'rnggists and ('hemi-ts, and dealers in jolylUyl

Mein*ine

at 2*M ents a box.

Household

Why Will Toil Suffer? To all persons sutlermg from ithcuuiHt'.sm, 1

Penacea

Neuralgia, Cramps in 'the limbs or stomach, Iblious Colic, Pain in the back, bowels or side, I we would say, the llousehol'l Patiacca and

-AM'

Familv I.itiuneni is of dl othcr* the remedy you want lor internal .and external ue. ll has cured the abovej 'ConijOainta thousands of eases. There is no .mistake about it. Try

Family

Liniment

light of the gospel, can the woman's movement be called a failure?"

11,

Dr. N. 1'. 1'icrcc, Jiufl'alo, N.

DICAK SIK—I

L.S7:.

have not words inexpress

my gratitude to you for your advice and I assistance in my ease. There is not one who has used your medicines since they I have been brought here but that can say with me that they been greatly benefited. Since I have been so helped by its use six or seven around me left oil' all to a in a

after b.-ing cured

you about, for she had been under the care three,of ourbestdoctcrsbutcould not sit up but for a few minutes at one time. 1 begged of her to try your medicines, ami before she had used half of the bottles she could go all around the yard, and has now just come home from a visit five miles away.

Mr.*. Tims. MCI'AKI.ASH.

S«.ld bv all lhug-

Thirty Years' Kxiierienoe of an Oi«l Xurse,

I Tinny vizirs' oxpcrioncf of an olil liur*4** jtrnvril that Mrs." Window's toothing ftyrup is the pre scnption ot one of the bet feuime physiciansI and nurses in the I'nited states, an-l has beon 1 used for tbirtj years with never failing safety and sucet^ss by inillions ot mothtM'sand tdiildren, from the feeble infant ol one week old to the I adult. It corrects acidity of the stomach, relievcs wind colic, regulate* the bowels, and gives I rest, health and comfort to mother and child.

We believe it to be the best and surest remedy I in the world mail eases of dysentery nnd diarrluea children, whether it arics from teething or from any other cause. Full directions for uv mg will accompany each bottle. None genuine! I unless the fac-simde of 4'upiIm l' is is on tho outside wrapper. Sold by ad medicine

dealer* mlyloyl

To Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured of that dread disease, Consumption, bv a simple remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow suflcrers the meaiisof cure. To all who desire it, ho will send a copy of the prescription used, (tree of charge), with" Jhe directions for preparing and using the. saint*, which thev will find a sure cure for Consumption, AMhina, bronchitis, A-c.

Parties wishing tho prescription will phwo'l nd-:ress. Kev. K. A. WILSON, l!H Penn. St.. Williamsburg,Mew York.

Krrors oi Youth.

A gentleman ho suffered for years from Norion* Debility, Pcrmaturc Decay", ami all tho ef-

MEDICAL.

ATWOOD'S

Quinine Tonic BITTERS.

The best Tonic ami Stomachic ever offered the public.

It will Improve your Appetite, Fai'llltnti! Digestion, give tonu lo tho NervotiH Syntein, Vigor to every Organ of tlie Body, thereby imparting ll«nllh and Strength. There is no remedy so Rood for Languor and Debility, whether general or following aeuio ilisease. The Medical Faculty in

dorse it. for IlyHpt'pKla, Jaundice, Nervous Debility, and all diseases arising from a Disordered Liver or Stomach, Count iput Ion, Flatulent'", Hush of lilood to the Head, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Heartburn, Fulness in the Stomach, Sinking or Fluttering at tlio I'it of tlie Stomach, Diiimegs of Vision, YellownesH of tho KyeH and Skin, I'nln in Head, Side, Hack, or Chest, all of which itulieato a derangement of the Liver or Digestive Organs.

Persons living in or visiting sections where Malaria, Fever and Ague, iiilious Fever, &c„ are the characteristic diseases, should be provided with them. They are a sure preventive for all ailments arising from malarious causes.

It is a preparation of

QUININE,

ono of the best Kemedial Agents which the nel1 Mice of Chemistry has placcd at tho disposal of ihe physician, combined with other valuable veg-

aucl Colo* .triable tonics, delicately flavored with Clioico |Ajromntiett to plca.se tho palate. Sold by all Druggists. $1 per Bottle.

VRKJ»AUKl 11V

GILMAN BEOS., Wholesale Druggists,

BOSTON. MASS.

Korsale by Model A Kooe, Ct aw tordsville Ind. scp 'Jr)V

Manhood

How Lost,

tuted for ordinary cars new reclining chair coaches, with every appliance for comfort and safety, being elegantly earpeled and fitted with dressing rooms, 1 with toilet conveniences for ladies, gentlemen and families traveling with cliil•1 ren, far j' ani/c.rtra cha/gc. Any tickot agent selling through tickets to the

not attord to wa-te money and time on worthless mixtures. As clergymen we seriously feel the .j d^ep r'sponibility resting on us in piibliely in dorsnig this medicine. But our knowledge and experience of its remarkable nu-rit fullv justi-

I fie- our a*tion. Kev.C. II. lCw :ng. M'dinn, Pa., sutlered 'or .-ixteen ycar. became hopeless: Hev. Thomas Murphy, Krankford, Philadelphia:

CHIT

Children often look pale and sick from no oth- ito to lr. Fitler, Philadelphia. II is valuable er cause than having worms 111 the ^toin:*ch. u«Uhiii^. K, IHCTCIIOX, Hrown's Vermifuge Comfits will destroy Worms 1 Agent at Craw fordsvilie. Ind. without injury to the child, being perfectly white and free 1mm nil coloring or other nijuri011s ingreh(*nts usipdly u-ed in worm prepara- 1 tions. CUKT1S A PJIJOWN, Prop'rs..

LUMBER WANTED.

500,000

How Restored

Jnst published, anew edition of Dr. Culverwell's Essay on the raheil curt (without cdidue) ot srpermatorrho* or J-eminnl WeMktiess. Involuntary Seminal Losses. Imnoteticv, Mental and Physical Incapanty, 1 mpctiiments to Mar riaue, etc. !tlMt ('ousiimpt ion, Kpilepsy and Kits, I MIUCC«1 by silt indulgence or sexual extravagance. tttPPnce iti a sealed envelope onlv six cents.

The i-elebratt-d author ol this admirabji* ossay e'earlv demonstrates from a thirty yoiirs* sue* «:e^lu'l practice, that the alMnnin^*c«oi-e|Ucnces oT sell abuse may be radically eureo without the dangerous use ol internal uioiseine ortheappli* eat ion of the knife point in# out a mode of cure at once simple, certain, ami ctleetual, hv means of which e\erv sutt*ier, no matter what his coti* dition may lie. may cure himself cheaply, pn* vatt'lv and nultcnlhi. rtt"Tlns Icctnre should be in the hands of every youth *uid every man the land. cut under seal, in a plain envelop** to any address, postpaid, on recfipi of six cents, or two pot:i«re si mps.

Also, Dr, t'lilvcrweU's ''Marna^e tluide., prute .'0 cents. Adln*ss the pubhshers,

CHAS. J. KL1NH A Co.. Postolhce Kox. Iti7 llowor.v, New York

DK. .1. FITLER'S I

CKl-KUUATJil)

.Rheumatic Remedy,

Khouiuatism, Clout, Neurulgla, Luiiilxigo, etc.

The following were cured of ehiontc and Acute Kheurnal ism, Nervous Lumbago, -S:»ntlea, Kid* nev and Nervous diseases, after years ot surfering, by taking Iftr. Fillor'n V«ki?ctJil»Uk 1 Itlfeoiiiiintic Sypii|, the seicniific discovery id .1. P. Killer, M. i»., a regular graduatrd ph\ician, with whom we are peixuially acquainted, wht) has for .'W years treated these diseases ex'clusivily with atonishmg re-ultv. We believe it our christian duty, utter dehberating, to conscientiously request suttercrs to use it, especially persons

Uev.,1. H. l»avis. II lgh stow n, N.J. Kcv,.LS. Huidianaii. Olarence, Iowa. Kev. .», O. ^mith. Pitlslord, New York. Kev. .I(»seph Heg^s, Kalis Churc'h. Philadelphia. Other testimonials from Senators. iovernors, Judges, Congressmen and Physicians forwarded grati* with pam* phlet exphiiuing thes^ di.-ease. One dollars will be procnted to any luedicine for I sumo ilisr».*M'H lio\vins Mju.il ni.'-rit lin.l.-r l.-st, ,. j,losing in lliis. .u.imtrv, and nr. or tlmt .•.«!. |.i-o.|.i.ro ..m. I». flh insmy llvins ,.mlorsll llV n|| cures. Any person sentiiug bv letter descnjition ofallliction will r*ceivegratis a legally signed 1 guarantee, naming the number of bottles to cure, agreeing to refund money upon sworn statement of its failure to cure. Mllictcd an* invited to

Lumber Wanted! 1!

W. AY. WILSOIV,

nr.Ai.Ku

PAINTERS.

H. WIXT0X & SONS

Graincrs and Glaziers,

FRESCOI^'Cr,

Plain and rnament»l,

KALSOMIMMi A NO I'KNCIIilNU

l'ot the trade,

lit JleClcllalid lIuO.

ISAAC DAVIS & CONNER,

MANUFACTURING

MATTERS & FURRIERS)

11 H'wt HTuMnpfvn St.

feels of youtlifnl indiscretion will, for ihe sakfs of suflermg humanity, send tree to all who need it, the recjpe and direction for making the simple remedv by which hewascured. Sutb'tcrs wistmg to profit bv the advertisers'* experience can do t»v addressing in rerfect eonlideuee, .!HN It. I»!•: M, \i Cedar St.. New York.

MaDUfMttireri of Silk llati for Wholesale Trade. INDIANAPOLIS, IND._

PHCENIX TILE MACHINE. TiW Mn U»pUit to eltti* Uftm or ta:»« T»o li©r»r« f'irni«h thf |-i«rr for tnakir.i: frfi* on to ii*l« of Tuioc

We ii«te rcft1f of u). th* »f»r et it# rli*nibt tnd "f wifan.linK ili» pluufrr, tbo» forr^n-

Vt.+\ iuc tU UftlMf «*f mud »louK J.'ATI rf lertica to Uif

H»r.-I for CuruUr*

CHANDLEll TAYLOR. IctStanapolU. Ind

ALL KINDS of LUMBER,

DKSIItUS TO rritCIIAPK

500,000 Feet, of Mack Walnut

IJ'MBKR,

which lie will pay the highest marker I

price in sash. He wishes also to buv WAINt'T Lt)(»S delivered at or near any tne rmloads. He will also btiv timber in th* woods.

UHiee over Burbling Manser's hardware store.

RAILROAD.

STKEI, It All.. D0U1ILK Tlt.VCh",

Baltimore & Ohio R. R.

•.•••The I hrect Short Line from

I\€IX.\ATI OK COLl MItl

EAST!

SAVING h7 TO llo MILKS and Amring one Train in Advance »t

AEW YORK. •avniL'.v.i miles and arriving vance at

to 7 hours

13AI.TIMORE,

Sarins mile? imd arriTin^i ranee

to 7 hours in ad-

WASH1NGTOIN,

Keachm^

PHILADELPHIA

:.One train the quickest.

MAGNIFICENT PAY COACHES

AN'll I'L'IjI.M \N IWLACR

DHAWIiVti ItOOM and HLKEIUNGCAHH

Are run on this route between M. LOIIIH, Cim"nuati, l-olumbus. UaUim«'ie and \Vahiimtou i.'ity,

AV1TIIO Ur. 17 II A.IV 10,

Crossmp the Ohio Uiver on Splendid Iron Kailway Undoes al ParUersbur^ or lJellaire. Kv this line you avoid all omnibus transfers. Tickets for sale at all Ta-kei Ollices in the South and West. TIION. II. NIIAKI*.

Master'l'ranportation, Paltinioie, Md. Ij. M. (OM). (Jen. Ticket A^eut. Haltunore, Md.

ACENTS WANTED

TO 820 WAV Oit^ily made b\ •my one. We want men, women, boys antl girls all over theeountrv to s»H our Kitie teol Kni^ravini:, t'hromo*, ('rayon lrawin^s. jllundnatnHi-. Phoiu^raphs, etc., etc. now jitlhlish thetinet assortmenl ever plncod before the public, and our price* .re marked down as lor-as to deiy all competition. No otif.

subscribes tor premium-jLzmnu pnper in order to get a picture after seeing our pictures ami

learning our prices. We have many old agents at work tor us vs ho have made eanvusMiig lor book*,

looderate circumstances who can

papers, etc., then* business lor year.-, and they all report that thev can make much mote money at work Tor us than at anvthing else. Our prices are M) low that all can atb rd to purchase/and therefore the pictures S"ll at sight at almost every house. New beginners do as well as agents ho haye had large experience, |or our be nit il'ul subjects ami low prices are appreciated In, all. To make large sales everywhere all an agent lias to do is to show the pictures from house to house, Don*t look |oi work elsewhere until you have seen what great inducements we otler you to I make money. We have not splice to explain all here, but send lis your address and we will send

full particulars, free, mad. I'oiftdel-y it vou

ti want profitable work lor your leisure hours, or I N a a to engage in this hnsinc-s. Our picture

REAL ESTATE.

HIllTTOX & HKUNEK'S

Real Estate Agency,

Oawr«rlKYillc\

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Ni-» ^oil» llrrahl.

I IIOM- HIHIriiiinot"V-1"'tin-I.UH-

sn•

Jin's." JlK'irnnl ire .'it tout ion

0:111work

loenlitii's ami iniiKe :i haiiilMiine Mini without uninnillv from ihseasos of tho tliront, limys nml ever bcin- In.in homo over n.-lii I,et ..II I chest I linn oilier eaiiso, from the infant who want pleasum. prollC:il.lemplovment

OlJFeatliersMaieasGooiasNei!

ublisheis, I orth.nd, .lame. abl ', beautiful and beloved of our family circles —————————nmm——— arc thus rudely torn from our embrace by the KFOVATOlt. Whooping Cough. Hoarseness, Croup, I 1 Hromdiitis, Laruigitis, Pneumonia, and Conumption i» its* early stages, are iadically ami peedily cured by using, as directed, Brigg*'

All unhealthy and poisomuis secretions, gener- I afetl from fevers and all other disease.* are eratlicated and the feathers are thoroughly punfied by the lest and only disinfectant, deo-lonzer and renovaltir, Stc m. Where no.x ton* nase-arc constantly inhaled from foul hcd the\ are the unsuspected ej»"j.-,» ills ol a Northern chine. We cleanse our wearing apparal once a week then why not our beds on-e in a lifetime? Our machine will do it nicely, and inflate ihe leathers to twice their former bulk. They will stay inflated, light and buoyant as when new,and the ({lulls are toughened like elaritied •pull*.

Try the experiment, one ami all, and beeonvmc. ed* Cheat tho doctor of his fee, insure your health,and nave your beds from being moth eateil. Never but one bed dressed at a tune, consequently no miMny ol feathers. We n.arrantee that voil receive back your full weight ol feathers. 'i b» convinced of tun lair dealuiL', we only ask you to weiL'h voitr bed* before

«-IMI

ing Jtiid when returned. Work called for ami returned in all parts ot the country, heds renovated and returned th** ame day if n.-ce-saiy. All work warranted to give sat isf-»ct ion or no «y• Kenovaimg beds, including p.llow-. 8*2."»o iekwashed for tiftv cents extra. New ticks luinirhed, when desired, at lo»v |-al«—. All orders bj I mail promptly attended to. St iie and ("ount\

Hights for Sale. V. MrC'O NKLL. nl-'im. National Htuise, Crawiord-ville. Ind.

PAPER

BOXES.

J. P. Wli.iYKR,

M.inufa.rtiirrv of

a l* X5

No.'J'iSruth Meridian Street,

Indiiuiniiolin.

Shot*. Candy, other lloxcst made It* W illg to the dcel ne fi-r better ju ices ban

h, Mill:nerv, Clouk', and a!

of tOHleri.'d, I 'Nil now

tO- in-*

I ml.

II ii a is for sale, eonHi.-tniKOf dwellinuf, choice town lot s, farm* and western lands. Thoso wishing to either buy or sell will rind it to their advantage all on them sit their ottiee. Deefltf

CARRI ACES.

J. S. niLI.HK «fc c:o.*s

CARRIAGE FACTORY

ISIIIIIIINIIHI

(II 1*50.

"INK II^MHIMPNT of .MITIU«".- KM,I LM^MES cou*t i»11 oil IIHIHI uilil Hindi* lo ortler.

WELLINGTON

Nl.. north ol' t'ourl

IICIINP,

1?—'MI CITAWR(IITI)«VN.M:, IN i).

CIFT ENTERPRISE.

IS'^

Tln'oiilv Ki-linlUi'Gill Distribution ill the counliy

9*00,000.00 I I I11 Valual)le G-ifts

To bo distributed ill

L. I. SINE'S 11.7th KKlH'LAH

MHNTI1I.Y

GIFT ENTERPRISE!

To be ilrnwn .Hominy, .limn H. 1M74.

HII (iriind (Iinntnls ol

§5,000 each in (irecnhacks

2 Prizes of $1,000 5 Prizes of $500, 10 Prizes $100 each in Greenbacks 1 One horse and buggy, with silver mounted barness, worth $w»o. "One tine toned rosewood piano, worth

SFTFTO.

Ten family sewing machines, worth Sltio each. 1 Kive ^old watrhes and chains, worth emdi. Kive gold American hunting watehen, worth $12ft each. j'len ladie.-' gold hunting watches, worth SluO I. ea»'h, .] ^Ooc.old and Silver Lever Hunting Watches

I (111 all) worth from $20 to $M0 each! (Sold Chains, Silver-ware, Jewelry, Ac.. Ae. Number (iifts, i,foo. Tickets Limited to w,tKMi.

A|(eiitN loS^irrick»lM, to whom lilWrnl will bepiiUI. 1 Single Tickets $1 Six Tickets TweU TI«U-. ets 810 Twenty-Kive $20.

Circulars containing a lull list ot prt/es a doscripMon of the manner of drawing, and other informution in legard to the manner nf Ihstribution, will l«e sent to any one- ordering them All letters must be addressed to MAIN omcK, L. U. Box 8»i, 1111 W. Fifth St.. CINCINNATI,O

MEDICAL.

A a a

I-^-1 v-'.11. MA ToK Is composed of \mmoma, ('hlonilonu. Spirits of Camphor,

pirits of Cainphoi

Tincture of Lupuliue. oil of Juniper, and Alcohol. This r- mpound is liunjuallcd in thonmmls of medicine for the cure of Catarrh, Nervous or Sick lleadn«-he. Neuralgia, Trembling or Twitching of the Nerves, and all Nervott^. Diseases. Jt wiil counteract all poisons, banish pimples, cure scaly eruptions, itchitg, humors, Ac. it equal* i/.es' the circulation, invigorates thesysfeni, increases tin* action of the heart, without exciting the bram, eures Heartburn, Palpitation, Fluttering of the Meut, Pyspepsia, Ac. Hriggs

ti*iue and test the remedy, and $I,I

paid if found different from representation, are the

Sold hv all Druggists.

.. And Lung Diseases are the

\ll"vantor absoluttdv posesses more curative properties than any other preparation. Physicians, chemists and others are requested to*e.»

IHI

will be

I 'lllivA 1. ,„„st |ircviiliit mul fatal of

Inininn Htllictiniis.

up tlni i- own

1 4

hero inn mwru poisons

.iy .-•irrifxl (u their li.st rest in/, pliure

without iKin^ ('apit.il. ^eml nw ilieii ailc|iennl ih.'miss, ihe nmulen, tlio mniille nsjeil ami die onee ami learn all ahoiit 0ie__l.n-l.ji lliem ,|,. ,.,| |, „. U.\. M'lves. .^.|IIVSS l.KiII.I.I'. ftllN.SU.N A (.»., Ar

|i ,.roup. in the motlior's nrms, lo

1\M I'TIt IN of Ihe'lniiL's. some of llio most ami-

Throat and Lung Healer. Sold by all Druggists. human family, or most of

Beds Made. Son, Clean and Healthy. I '.'""in- f».',"ii"r\vith tho naint a a I riiesiilisenl.or otTers to llw oitiwux ol raw-

I fordsvilie am, Mcinit) tho i-irc cppoitunii to unoyed with them had better not court avail theinel\t o^ the oeiiefits of the hj' their acn'iaintanee. Thev are no more agreeable onl reliable Matres and heather lied* leaning companions than a griz/lv bear, a scolding wife, and Kcuov.itmg Machine e\ci «nbMed toi.ivpub- ,,r a »lrunkeii husband. i'hos(* afllicted will find

lie. Patented by V.u, Lombard. Oct. 11, is Jt removes from the to and old leather.-the moth that destroys (he downy part ot the feaihers when not used. It also destroys and forever prevents lht Feather Midge oramuialculie ithal is in all unrenovated bed) from dc-iroymg the pull of the feathers. Kxamine your bells, ai! you will find the •pulN eiiteu sipiare oil by the "Kenther Mulue, and often the qiully part ateu to gust. This is a stenin pro'-e«s. All impurities po oft by evaporation with the steam, no matter how it originates Inon oicae or oih«*rw tse.

an.l other similar fruit. Persons

peace and comfort by using Hrigg-' Alleviator and Curative to bullish*them. Sold by all Drug, gists.

LUS

It is all very well for those not troubled to think it is noth

ing to ha

ing to have 1'iles for this reason the uie loi tuuate suflerer gtds very little sympathy tho agony of I'ophet is not or cannot be much worse than the itx'ture endured by millions who are troublco with internal bleeding, external and .telling pues. (ilad tidings for tho sufferer, lbiggV J'lle Utuuedies are miltl, sale and sure.

All the above remedies sold by Dr. Detehon, A. W. It info rd. Motlett A Hooe.^tnifJi .V Ham rick. It. K. Krout, druggists, Crawfordsvslie Moore MeCormick, 'L. M. Mall, tlrugjjists, Wavelaml, and others.

LEADING INDIANAPOLIS HUSIutsS HOUSES.

\ndianap0,/s 1 A O

Supply C,\ "Q

kBELLsDHIluu Asn.MisV jpg {Railroad 0 Gas Fitters']

SUPPLIES.^

N South Delnwarr St. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. tSend for i'ntnlomio nod Drice»List.^ ^For DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, etc.'

OO Tt

TXltTAXA VOl. IS

te&PMBijsl'fac'iCo

nn.i\'cn\ O

133 I'tut .Viirv/umt St., b*t. I'^awatt and Mab'ima Sirtrt*, O. SturpkR. F.. H. ll l'o Pn fe L.ut. ns-ly

PAINT.

Cleveland Chemical Paint

Prepared ready lor uae, and pure White Load. Miller Kros., Manufacturers, lull Water St., Cleveland, MillerA ltros., wholesale and retail dealers, Indianapolis. Thi^ paint .gives hot* ier satisfat tion. makes a prettier finish, last* longer, and ischeapor than any other paint. K*r sample card of colors, call on or address thv agent, .1. II. Smith, 7o J2. MarylandSt., Indinnapolis, Ind. 10-3m