Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 January 1888 — Page 1

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YOLFM P.

SEAS

PILES Officc, opposite

day offerings.

The

EVE AND EAR.

I li. 13 A. Xi. TS" "hfl S

sVi.CiA 1ST IN

Surgical and Chroiiic Diseases

ALL KINDS.

-S PECULIAR TO WOMEN

Milk r.r-. whortlimc. CCUi*.:

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I'A I'. AND FA It in.ii..! welmut dntigtr to tho Si^ht or Itoafitiy. Kci-pn nn Itaii•! ihfc ur.»t yc glnsM-s. A tit ^tiumntrvd. 'Cures All the Cases Curable 1*1 i\ lit*' Ih.'t'ttM'Kit All Kind*.

Dtp not win« time oa woilhL".^ mrdicin*s, hut consult Dr. Itarnos at

S..M-V, ISruv L•jU CASK U«

EN*

Hi.IND 1'N.FS. 1:1.1.1-: I 1 MCi Fil.Ks. I PUOTUI'DINO FILLS.I

Citizens National

IUUT.

Everything' Confidential

Drj-rmitici n( »il Uirt.ls curd in :i

CRAWFORDSVILLE,

It LI* I'-K LNLhS—Si I tin Lunu, carpenter Jeif Knhcrt 1C. I'rv.iut, Sccretarv thr Colli a !*.ti'tur C. H.INU'VS, Alamo J. Ilirnhiilck, iam:hit{it, UuscUvilIt: Kfelscy, North Union cund or under trc.Umcnl

WEW

Fowler, Ashley &

250

No Knife, Caustics,Ligature or Clamp Used. No Dcnlention from business.

EVERYBODY BUY

Sash Doors, Blinds,

liank, South Washington Street,

IND

ti.Amhioi's {'Hire, Aiex Mahnrnov, merchant iwfordsvillr. Charles Feint, Partington John 15.J. Lockriilyc, Hjccooii CiiulirielUt

HARDWARE STORE.

Fowler Ashley & Co.

I-IORSJi-SHO ES,

Shelf Hardware and Builders Material

New Thomas Block, East Main Street.

GIVE US A CALL.

Select, Substantial, or Fancy Try? Stop, see the

SEEDS,

Elegant, Holiday While.

Rupprljly construclcid. Hloj^ant Inl'iid lririsli, 'I'IK* Most Hi'iiuUfnl, Tliv

ost lhiralik', Tlie Most Complu.tc Sewing Machine Ever Manufac

tured. Solid. SensiMe. Sultst,initial. See it before yon select your holi

W. E. NICHOLSON

MA^TBESS.

$5 Watches

Scud $."».nn b\ rcglf»terctl mail and rccidve 1i» rclet an "lipm IluntInu-casv (Joldine Waleh «tnl oha!n. Wtirr nitcd an rxe«*! cn! tiitM'--ke"pvr, send for price 1-t ol watches, I ewehy, e(c. Adtlr.^*:.

Aernc Woven Wire Mattress,

i— MANi' 1 Al'T t'RRU MY

J. M. .Macy, Crawfordsville,

AVith Cmnbcrlaud *N: Matter, IIS Webt Main.Suect

STUDS.

1 a in :t*»n at tbf ,*a cutrh! Utir^c Nlitn hi .laicrica.-^• llluu Si.-jto r,arnn«l th»- Ajticricin llur Shuw, ia l*!w KM M' .'IS aniountia^jtjiuHNTrly Jjiii.UOO taai th»-o© COLD MEDALS, Switv:p -iUes r.? hoth C'l and Shir« Hjuws nl«« GRAND

W £E?ST AK JiS ojk'ii »o i!l the draft br»H*dw. nad SPEC A I. PRIZE for h*fct di-.play ol Slnto Hurt ffc S" Fa 9 r*

IT'RIR

URPEES

Indi ma.

pfitx fi kcc^ Ti!i:*rio!n:sT in iun:t:DiN

.C&'aS lj»u8* Vfl *'n,J t'ulividunl merit which mt t\gl 19 I !h W Bkc ff^3 S SlEleVBff i»crhnc' of It year** o/in piiwtint --•»^*«--.«wMWM»»M^miiT'TMTrrTTrirmi- il" Suud for IlluntratoU r.uutpnlct M. GEO- E. BROWN & CO,,. Aurora, Kane Co., III.

FARM ANNUAL FOR18881

Wil] ho j=ent FR.KK to nil who write for it. It in a I llandttomo Ltxjk of pp., with hundredtf of

*ARIICNV

W. ATLEE BURPEE & CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA.I

ou .'httoh:ivc I

J.. I, i'L'WPinUlY. ll'iX-l. Spoltsville, ky.

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trntimiH.Colored IMatew.andt«llt*allnboutthn I I1KST

FA KM. anil FLOWKR I

liningIManiNtandru/uu/ilc AVir /ionUnntjnrilrn Tonlon. lido-1 wribos Rnre Novelties In VFi-KTAHLKS nnd FlOWKRS« I of real ViUtiC* which canuot bo obtained eluowhcrw. 8ond addreflu I Fon a postal fur tho tuoM cotnplcto Cnlnlotfuo publiKliudt toE

fut'rlittnli'ivr'mi'Miir Of 1 IM AL

your

home. Try it for FlVJil WEEKS I I'MYI.AKro

only

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$1 Sample copy ft'ee. ita.iSHiA^ n., ludinuapolis, Jliidt

('IIA W F( )1* DSYI LLK. INDIANA:' SATURDAY, .JANUARY -H.

RAILWAY TIM IC-CAKDS.

L., N. A. & V-NOKTH —Fxpress (dally} a.m. mail, 1MM p.m. .oral freight, J-J:Ju*p. Si H' 1 11- Fx press, (dally) Ia. in. uiall, p.m. local freight, UkODa.m.

I., IS. A: W, FAST—KxprcHs,'daily) 2 '20 a in express, S:17 a.m, mail, (daily) »i:2- p.

WKs'i'- Fxpres*. (.hilly) I^ris a m. mail \t

{daily if: 1 r* a.m. Kansas «-xpres*, 1 l( p.m. Vandal la Koute—NOKT11 Mall, K:l"j a. ni. express. I**", p.m. SOUTH Fxpiess, Hijtf) a. m. miill.^jo p.m.

Iloriihle .*4 eciiNHt ion.

'I h«' Jti virw ami A t'f/uM-Xcti'H an* cIiiuKimI wilii iiltfiiiptin^ hulMo/..-. A11ilitor (Julicii in tIn* iniblicntioii ol ilu ileliiKlti. nt 1 six lis#l. Humble jn -u.sittion!

Death of Mr*. Wren.

Mrs. W. F. \Yien. of Whitesville. died at her home on Sunday morning after a short illness at the age of years. Tho funeral occurred at 1 o'clock Tiicstlnv.

Death of Mrs. Lahati Spailts. Mrs. Laban Sparks, well known in this city, died at her home in Lafayette, Saturday. aged :w, ol i*oiiMiinptiuii. Slio l«iav«'f» a husliaml and two iittl«' daughters.

tMd Ri'vl val.

Hcv. K.

'l«.im'Hi

is very

int'-p'stin^r m«-'tin^ at l^dato Crork rhapi'l. Mth'h inltM'.'st is tak»*n and aliradv s^Yoral hav«- uniti-d with tho i-iiundi.

Clood Itusiiu^s.

Th»% Jiuil«lin^ .V Loan Association lias U«'«'U

ioin^r

a pjod husim-ss during th«•

past few days. Tin* il^maml for money has lieen activo and nearly six thousand dollar^ havo l»eeii disposed of.

Only Oni* .s«*r\lee.

During th" absent of tiie regular pastor of the First chinch there will be regular services as usual each Sunday morning, but none at ui^ht. L'rof. L. C. NVinslow will onduet th" s-rvices.

The Midland Cases.

The Midiand Kaiiway tax im^ called in court. Friday, and all but one ease was continih'd until next term. Col. Crawford is on deck and deeds f« 'I' I lie lit il'e ri^'l.t from a Mr. Harshbar^er.

claims to have of way, except

n»e New l.ipjht,

Incandese* nt lights were placed in the sh.)v\v..windows uf Laeev ,f. Fontion^* toda^iv^'he store of Campbell Bros, will be supplied with the same light, also the show windows of Bell A: Chumasero. It is expected that several oilier stores? will have this kind of light placed theiein.

For tho I'luhitlir.

The long comest ed Myers-Brown malpractice ease has at last reached an end. for the 'time being, at least. The juiy last night after few hours deliberation returned a verdict lor the plaintiff Awarding him ^Mlf* damages and Ihe costs of suit. This is the second trial and the costs mount ijiiite high. Tho case will probablv be appealed.

nine of Hie i«day.

I he reason that the new electric stieet lamps, ordered by the Council some six weeks ago, have not been placed in position. is because the poles for tiie wires have not been received. Word was received Thursday that the poles had not been shipped, bceanse cars of the proper length could not be received. The poles are thirty feet long.

Death ol rv Mtirv spnrU*. Mrs. Marv Sparks, wile of Jonathan Sparks, of Kiplcy township, died last Monday at 7 o'clock after loni: and tedious illness. The deceased was the mother of Wallace and Waller Sparks, of this city, and Mrs. W. L. Detiman. of Alamo. She was a woman of more than ordinary intelligence and her loss will be derply mourned by a large circle, of friends. The funeral took place at I o'clock Tuesday from the family residence.

One DriuiK, No Moarv.

There \ta brightness in life'''police court on Montlay. when it *vas known that a drunk had been garnered in last night, ami the pro.-pec! of S'ees made ail the oflicials feel good. The diunl brought up and a good sound line administered after a vain endeavor to get him to tell whcie he got his Ihjuor. He couldn't pay. hence w:-s sen to the stone yard foi flfreen days. Not a cent in fees! This is tin* lirst drunk for the court to deal with during Isss.

Th««

Miller Damage *a»o.

The verdict- in the case of the administratorof Mr. and Mrs. Miller vs. the

N. A. A*

In the Carroll circuit ourt. «t veidict was found for the dofMidant. The jury rendered special limling on tiie fa-ts, awarding the plaintiff Sl.oUO in cat hcase* and asked the court to interpret the law. The court held tlHttthe lawwas with the defendant, hence no damages will have to be paid. An appeal will be faket by the adininistiator. Mi*, and Mrs. Miller were killed by the train at tho Lafayette "man trap" about oii« Year ago,

Uegnlate the llegu la tor." Do you want good healthy Blood tells. Warner's Log Cabin sarsapari 11a will regulat** he blood.

Best and cheapest. 12h doses ftu* 5s 1.00. know who she is.

JMH

Itrlore

'lhtiOlfl lltiiiK'hloud Kail: I he Devouring llleinent.

Suiulay mornii),^ it wa that the r«»^i«leiiee propj rty o{' ^lis Hov-y on Collei^L' Hill, aiul an oid land n.aik. was«m lire. *rh«f house was o»*rup!ed |»y Murray Hills, who r.ask«'ep. in sev*ral l»oard«»rs from anmn^ the students. Tin fire department respon e«! promptly

.....

the major portion .f

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IJpHtitntlorj.

On Thmsday there appeared in «»ur strei'ts. soliciting alms. Three little girls. They and their father were on their way from Kansas to Oliio. They were hcantily clothed and theii pinch* 1 faces gave evidence nt suffering an:: want. .JlinosU everyone responded to their appeals and that ni^cht their abode in the coveied wagon will be as comfortable as such a place can be made during Mich weatleu as this. Oie or the little girls had shoe? bring her Two kii.d hearted gentlemen to«k her to Ivellcy A* Somerville's and purchased a warm. *.tout pair of *hoes with which she walked away with as much pride as a bov with hi* lirst loots.

Fort!»e A.utulM, Railway.

T11 or at \v A x. The railroad election ease of Monday was a very quiet alTair. Notwithstanding the severe old weather, very large vote was cast, there being votes in all. There were F2i for, and bin against it. Thus it will be s*en that Sugar Creek township people, by a large majority. are in favor of another ruilioad. sueh a one as the A. A* M. Next Monday, Washington township decides us to whether or not thrv are in favor of the appropriation, and it is to he hoped thai every man will thoroughly investigate tiie projei before easting a vote against, it. We are satisfied, that should everyone do this, they will realllv see the advantage to be derived from *ei uring this road through their township.

The Tax l,if»t.

Iii the delinquent tax list this year there are 1,'JBJ descliptions which will amountto This part of the politick spoils wa?. taken from the /iVnVir and ghen to another paper, yet when campaign lime comes the Jit civic is expected to do all tho work. Strange ideas pievail often ia political circles nnd such ideas make men mad, and then they are accused of heterodoxy. To be strictly oithodox under such circumstances is asking a good deal of human nature. Fniou township has _(2T delinquents Crawfordsville. 1 *»'.) Ladoga. 'W Waynetown. -17 Waveland. Alam •, ."»• Darlington, :r». and New Koss, Fi.

italkhiK lloies.

On South Washington street last week the horses hitched to ash igh. l^alked and ami refused to mov :. After various unaueeessful attempts to get them to go ag.Vm. straw \\as» taken out oi' the sleigh and placed under the horses. The straw was set on lire but the horses would not move. By this time a large crowd had gathered, and a general hurrah was indulged in. Alter the horses had remained stationary for about hall an hour they then went on to the supremo delight of the sleiging paitv.

A t'luwlonUvitlr l'i»Huuulritin. Too. rlust how the average Logunsport young man, s.vTs the ('hrtmiclr. of that city, on a salary of ten dollars per week wat!

Il^or^

I.,

Bailway lor damages, tried

I^a* billiards and drink tit-

teen cent whisky every night, never going to bed until after midnight, and yci pay all necessary expenses, and ictain his position is a conundrum that has been propounded to us a score of times we have been compelled to "give up.''

iiicfi cut on'.

1. U. Farmer the latent ictim of the wood-working machinery at the lMvcTall Body ami (Jear Works. Last. Satuiday he got his hand in tin.4 machinery aiel two linger.- were torn off. Ouc.ol them was amputated by Drs. Montague A Haukin. 'The -'.other will be saved though bone was taken out. This tin1 third accident of thekind o«. the works ihis winter.

One Haifa lie of Carpel,

Mrs. Beisey Wassxti. tliis city, from the middle of February Jat'l to 1 he lift cent of December has wo\en for customer^ nearly i.»00 yaids of rag carpet. Mis. Wasson is TO years old, and makes her living bv this means. if there is any woman in the State, ago considci

J88M.

Ol Ii I- A1IRL. "As Ilia l.onkiiiK

the liuildinji was saved. The top was '»he). and this will no douM, riiiK tho l.mriieil away andthe lowerjiortiongnrnt- lim.'U of the play. Of Miss Lewis Iydama^etl by water. Mis.-» Jiowy is! 'dnl Jier vompany. nothing can be said (piitc a It ".ser in Ih-' way of personal prop-

f*xcopt

ert.y. asail her floods were juieked in|ra'1 say tiiat she is tin* peer of any trunks and boxes in the garret where the (ire could j^el. at them. Mr. Hill.- also loses about $100 worth of property. Tho origin of the lire is somewhat of a mystery, but a defeutiYe Hue jj, the most plausible theory advanced. The building and contents were insur.nl fv.r. J-.L'Oo with Williams A: Wiihile.

(IIISH."

A lar^eaml rritienl audi«'iie«Missemhh at Music Hull on Saturday eveniit^ to

dist.ovei.Mi witness the prescnta ion i»f -'As In a Looking (ilass." by Mi^s Lillian Lewis. The plav is powerfully written, ami sounds every human passion from hijjh- I (Bt lnrjjjlii to lMWi-sl (lrpt.li, lint, lucking I stullv in that, moral tone which tends to mould character loa higher plane. In I thifi particular it is delieient. hut in no

in praise. Of the star herself we

actress ever on the st-a.ue of Music

This isa broad proposition, as we have had Rhea, Mather, Rowers and Modjesj.M, but Miss J,"wis dos not, pale in conparisou with any of them. As Lena Lc.-pard she has glorious oj^portunily for t!io difcplav of hertalent. In the llrst act we (hid her the shamloss. plotting (.•onrtesan. bv invitation, the truest of Sir Thomas mid Lady Gayc. Here she plots with her paramour to break off the love match between Beatrice Vvse and Lord Jialfour, in order that he. miyht marry Miss Vvse and die impose Ijersolf upon Lord Balfour (Lawrence Marston, the dramatist) as his wife and thus win "weath. position—rtHju-viability." The poison is instilled into the ear of Beatrice through the guarded cautious ^tatenients ol L'-naand the medium of forg-

on that were so worn as to letter from Lord Balfour to her. The feet in contact with the snow, plot wotks, and in her success s^he cries.

"Tho stakes are high but I will win the garlic!" The second act shows Lord Balfour in the toils, The.siren has bewitched him. A change has also come over her. Her heart has been touched. She loves with all the power of her soul. The wave i»r reform has come and she endeavors by go.nl acts to wipe out the stains of the past and be worthy of his love. Then follows the proposal and her vain effort to tell him of her past, a story to which he will not listen. "Let the dead past buiy it:, dead. I love you for vouself alone and no phantom from the past tan separate us.". Holding his hand above his head no swears that he will cleave to her through good and evil repute. -The game Is won." In the uext act,, as husband and wife, appears Lena and Lord Balfour. Love has made them one, and brief happiness teigns. Her old pnmmoui appears and threatens "Give me motley or I will inform Loid Balfour that for years who was my--" lie gets no farther. She springs upon him and hisses "If vou do that, 1 will kill you." Tin- husband appears and the vidian tells him all. Then follows the scene between Lena ami her husband who has forgotten his vows, lie upbraid* hei he curses her, while over her lace Hits the changing passions of love, defiance, anger, sorrow, shame, repentance, and despair. She plead*, sin? argues, she cries, she groveis at his leet, she prays and entreats at last confesses. He grasps her by the throat and hurls her witli all his strength born of passion to the iloor. He has killed her. She staggeis to her kneci-and diains a bottle of poison. ](o is aroused he forgives but too late the drug has done its work. "Fin giving you proof of my love." she cries rising to her feet. He eve catches the rejection in a minor, and on its silvery su.face is rellected the past. Through it all Miss Lewis is the true artist, whether as the scheming courtesan, the loving and reformed wife, the defiant woman, the excited gambler, she is perfect. One minute your disgust and loathing is inspired in tin' next your pitv and at the end you will lind a tear for her. The company is one of exceptional excellence. There is not a "stick" in it.

Space forbids any further notice ol them except to say they are llrst chir-s artists in e\ erv wav.

^lirlincl Miarpe A i»nl n.

Michael Sharpe, the r«.»of painter remembered by hiany larmers of this county whose roofs he painted and for which they paid, and also from lie* -nit brought here by his wife to .get pmysessien of the teams which Michael was tVsihg. It will also be remembered that she and Mike, kissed and madeup. but i.t.:seems .they did not, stay that way loug.?Theold hot so and wagon case has been revived in the Boone county circuit, court this week. The I'tilt'iui says: 'It s.ecn ,- as though they ha ye I »^Ji ha vl ug trouble fqi\ vBome time, and "Mrs. Sliaij In ught sui! to get possession of a lot ol horses and wagoiio that she ehiimeil Sharpe had sold her"•in.'piir.t payment.ol a note f:! held

nrringat against Siifh. The case tried before a piry. wnuh Hindered a. verdict in her Ia\orJiieiing thai Mc- wa. the owner and entitled to posftORKiun of the j»roperty i:i dispute."

Consumption can

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lit l-ea! tile record. We would like to

1!) poplio^jihitc ing nnd strcnj»fh-

two V.Htl.J'1'.' Fruscrihcd b\

cc •!{.'-

i'liysii.:

NUMB Ell

TRADE.

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RHEUMATISM.

Thft Case Stnti c! ~\b »ee» }!c 't.*' ei }z 1sts. b».\s, :l. Ma,--., w?u

atlHchd

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with

Hall.

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doisipned r«SlcA\s: "Mv --wis '••V* nis. No. M«. -Uv .str ijf*-ri»Mmnu-nd

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obtained bcm lirs by n* il. I\ *he., doil'e:' esi'.M-i.dly to s:iy

"Oin.N lJo:a.vcoN, of 'i t,t\ !'e, biy o] PJ y« Mi -, c:n: ,«.tn ).is li'j*"*«j i« tin- ttj' 1,^*1 \v:»»v*: 1*-! *TUtehes lcyr b'eing. 1 n*. :r knee tor over two mentis. :-u«! not \k- bv-nf Lul. He. Citi iq»on it. Mr. Bctm^ U-.A .^Vv JacidKOil in the h««i!w'. iu»l {-ave v.-.-him i«» rub tit his l.O'v*. t.* ?],\ he had no u»E

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went home well w!sl.ort U.eov, :i- b\,

ha cn wvll ^ihce. St. euu.d him." Ccrrobor-.'ivc u'

cripptcd eriM s: run iHTJMaM'iitiy in ibis cuneec o. pain in six intr since !?•!.

S'i'r/ till or

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Corel Oi.. J,

M'\vv.-b-'Wc'l. (j( litlcmcji,: .Vr. c^dlisi upon ha the hoy Mil-. ?!ibu.-. l.. cripplt- on et U'ej.»•». ai.t S-. .l »s.|.H il ill I? M: :h mn M*l }-"i iiuu ?t. I has been ai.d'is nt.'.vat \v at mauu-d lal or: proved I he (t'ii--: Sir. Be::nb

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rbi'utaat^-nt in lu*« ntmcila,^. l.uJoi no ...Mt. a: :t the rhcuuKiWm o. imau* ituv: :»s net tiouhi 1 h:m lor

v.-ar.--l,i:

C. Osioiii. M. D. ^timmimi Up l'y this shov, nu

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ti We

prom p!

The ChttrlfH t-lcr Yh\.

Hible Society AnulvrrHHry,

The union meeting of the evangelical churches of the city was well attended Sunday night.Centerchmvh was crowded t« its utmost capacity. The object of tho mooting was to celebrate tiie anniversaiy of the Montgomery CounlvBiMe .... So(dety. Frcsident David llarter prosided. A report of the depositor. (J. L. Bell. show»kd the nuances to be in good condition, and the society is belter prepared than ever to distribute the word of God. The following is taken from the. report, of Mr. Bell: Cash un ham! at beginning of year, $7o: received from books bold. i? il 1.21: paiil the American Bibje. Society. »l."».bi paid collecting agenj,. $t'» other expenses—insurance, treight, etc., £l l.lr. leaving a balance on liaudof $s.F2. Value of hooks on hand a v«ujr ago, $I!12.7"» value of books received in a a S a books sold. 1.21 books given to hie members, t?7: value of books returned to the Bible Society. $111.IJ2 value of hooks'' on hand, Short addresses were given bv Ib vs. G. W. Kwitzer and lb 3.

Cunningham, followed by a few remarks bv the State agent of the soci(»ty, l»ev, W. .1. Vigus. A1 committee composed nf the pastors, nominated the same oilicers to hold over another year and tliev were unanimously elected. Mr. Vigu-. stated that it. would average 200 families in each county in Indiana without a F.iblo.

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Slel^hin^ Fitrly.

On .bin. F' a number of young people fiom the eitv got up a sleighing party. to visit, Dr. and Mrs. .]. F. Davidson at Yountsviile. Among them was Miss Minnie Brown, d«oightt!r of Llias Brown. Out a t.lu»rt distance from town

II,MAI'lis,

N'.t l.v aiiv sccrt-l rom.Mlv. but l,v proprr I

licnlthful cTtrci-c, :o.d the nul-cr-iK IOC of The hest naive tn Hie world for ruts bruises ScottV LmuKion cd'Cod Liver (d and son-*, tilreis, salt iheuni, luvei soies, i»*ttti, ..] J,.!, dns tlie hi--tL

rh |l»l»*,,l

wl.iUi LOwi.inistUL .0 ,tln .rUj)ll(nHi

Mi«:!':

Brown, from some unexplained cauf,-.' fainted. Her companions thought was asleep and commenced rallying tiui young man who was with her mi beil'.«4 so dull in his conveisatior, as to dloher to go to sleep. They made nn ttempt to rouse her and» eould not, then they became frightened. Ti.-V stopp(-d at the Smith place and ctv,/fd.. hei into the house nnd sent to thu for a physician. She was Jintdly iou?o up. and was able to be brought hoi.ifi. The party got in about 2 o'edoek this moining. The young lady i.s all. right seemingly to-dav.

To he I II*. |j al'Ml,

•ci vod Law

Marshal Kiisminger this week word from Superintendent of i^oli lor, of Terre Haute, that a man wah on trial in that city for burglary, who had in his possession some line blankets, tlnnnels, etc.. that were supposed tohave. been taken from Vomit's wnoh-n mllU-. about, one. year ago. The matter will b»v investigated.

po tma.ster and gcm.Tal

merchant at Orange, Mich., say« liiljhutd's UheamaticSyrup iv w«n«'.erful in the cure of sciat ic hcumjitlMii.

If you are Kufl'erlng with wcaK or inflamed

eves, or I'.raniiliitcd 'iyellds von can h(opnrkIy cured hy nnleu iJr. ,1. IL McLean's

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salve.

I SI RELICT IH'ILL 1)^ 1

Cured! Sold

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hy Nye «V c.

a IKJX.

BucmSIT'VAr..i"c«

SaVve.

»»uuls, chilblains, corns, and all

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