Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 August 1888 — Page 8

The

CHIPS.

Dave Trout shipped three car loads of the finest cattle on Saturday ever ,-ent out of the city. —A little dose of the law would cause persons who sprinkle the street* to be a little careful how they handle the hose. —Capt. II. M. BilUnijsly had four and three fourths acres of wheat which averaged bushelc 1'rottv cood for this year. —Morton, the younit son of George Tonilinscm, residing near Linden, died luly f, of cholera infantum and was buried at Linden cemetery.

Lafayette Call: Thomas Ross, of (.'rawfordsville, is in the city laying in supplies for the !l9c. store operated there, in which he is interested as senior proprietor. —Applications are constantly coming in to the seoretarv for space at the fair, and the event promises to be one of the most interesting and important exhibits ever held in this county. —The workmen on the Clover Leaf near Frankfort a few days since exhumed the bones of eight Indians. They wijre the skeletons of a taco of giants. One of them was seren feet tall.

The Danville Stir* givesgreatcrer.it to a man who picked up a pocket book in that town and returned it to its owner. The .Vetr* is frank enough, however, to say that the finder doesn't live in DanDanville. —Ladoga Lrailtr: James M. Ewing, aged years, died near Xew Market on Tuesday and was interred in the grave yard south of Ladoga on "Wednesday. He wiig the father of County Superintendent Ewing. —The soldiers monument commission httft decided to insert regimental and battery tablets appropriately inscribed at the rate of $200 for the former and $100 for the latter. Several orders haru already been received and paid for. —Ladoga Ltatlr.r: G. E. Brewer lias successfully passed the examination and received a certificate for having taken the last year's work in the Indiana Teachers' Heading Circle. He vcp the only one iri the county to pass this examination. George is a coming teacher. —Wavoland Inl*prnb nl: It is not often that we fail to eav something about the Midland, but there is nothing to say this week, except that the line has been surveyed and grade stakes set to Itoekville. und everything ready to [tush th" •work as soon as money can be obtained. —The Waynetown Hurutt savs: A most horrible death occurred at Veedersbiirg last Monday by a child of Marsh Nixon's being burned to death. The little child was playing with a match when it caught lire anil ignited its clothes. The burning happened Satuv day, and the little child suffered more than anyone can describe until Monday, when death came as a,sweet relief." —Frank Patterson, jr., cards the Indianapolis Journal asking for a State convention of the colored Lincoln Leagues of Indiana. He Is Secretary of the Muncle League, which has ti2 members. The object of the meeting as sUted by Frank is to co-operato and reBlet ariy and all measures which would have a tendency to split the colored rote. He suggests Indianapolis as tho

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Boston Store

Has the largest and best stock ol

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In all the new patterns ot FYench

and Domestic Goods.

2,000 yards of Crinkled Seesucker from 6 1-4 cents up.

3D. IFV McClure.

THEJOURNALi

SATURDAY. WGIST A.

Thing* I*irk*»d l*p About tlie ami Amnnu the P«*ople Gwiicnstio has Hamsun First Vi.l. r.- CIIIIJ.

Work on the Y. M. C. A. buiMin^ i~ u'. a standstill. —Tli-' work i'f pipt- layin.u Mill con-tinui-i at Wabash eulleyf. —A chiM ot -Jani'-s Gallowuv, of Mnoe died Friilny of 'holini infantum. —Mi s. Harmon I'tterliai-Tt, of Eliuilalo. tllt-il Tlmrsfliiv of Dux. agci] 65 .war*. —A jjrent many bass are lieiny taken out of Walnut Fork the pat-l two weirke. —J li Cook is selling Wallace's Lilc ol Harrison in this city and is meeting with great success. —The cow ordinance seoms to be a ticail letter and the cow roams the gardens at will.

XjEXICJLN MUSTANG U1UX&MT. *p»tU4rl*or. rUor. HJtXlCXJf VUSTAJfO I^ ihmkxt mmw OMtr i« Bwiaaaf, wiad OalU JtSore B*ou I iM Mdi

pluoe and August liMli a- the time for the meeting. Sa the Frankfort A7iim: The Morn mute has kindly consented to transport all freight in the shape of guns, ammunition, tents and evei ything necessirv to be used at the reunion, free of charge. The other roads will piobablv do likewise. Who said that corporations were soulless? —The gold mine of the liridal Veil company at Telluride. Colorado. it is 'pix'ted. is panning out well, and in a short time all the stockholders will have more money than tJiey will know wh.it to do with. —A final inuueot held at Lafayette in the ease of the killing ot David Julian, the Motion brakenjan. three weeks ago, is thought to be a prehiile to a damage suit against the cnupniiv for carelessness. —An entire brid' gang and the contractors linve been arrested at Danville. Illinois for working on Sunday. The secret of all this lies in the fact' that Danville has boon having a big revival. —The White Caps of Hatrison county have turned their attention to some Mormon apostles who were seeking converts in that section and the llor mons got the worst of it. —There will be a festival and social at GrayV Chapel on next Saturday evening. Preparations have been made for a graad time and everybody is invited.

Married on Julv 24th by Elder Win Darnall at his residence in Crawturdsville, Mr. Thomas II Jones and Lindora V. Warren, all o( this county,

THE JOUHNAIJ is under obligations to Jas. F. Boots for late copies of Colorado papers, the Denver Republican and Talluri'le Republican. —Alfrev's par roll at tiie heading factory last week was the largest one of this year. It was near live hundred dollars. —The Vandalia depot platfoi is being relaid.

A EI.ooj) TONIC.-Hibbard'* Rheumatic Syrup I* the greatest blood purifier In the world. Reason teaches the lesson. Read their formula, found In their modlcal pamphlet.

TIIE KICKBKK A Nil Hit. 1.AM1J.

The carry Their War on Hi in to Hie Nntloiial Commute. Terre Haute Express:

The turbulent John E. Lamb, who injected himself into a place on the Demociatic electoral ticket in Indiana, it brandishing his shillaleh over Cleveland and Th.urman because the decent taction ot the Democracy who defeated him for Congress in 1884 now demand his withdrawal. Mr. Lamb promises to supply the Democratic party managers with some broken heads and blasted political hopes, reaching to the White House Itself, if the demand is considered, and his opponents prophesy a total eclipse ot the sought-for majority in Indiana, it it is not And meanwhile the •State grows more solid lor Harrison and Morton every day.—Chicago Journal.

The above merely hints at the row that is brewing. When the kickers made a forma', request of the state committee to be heard on their objections to Mr. Lamb as an elector at large in this state they were snubbed. That is tiiev were not given a hearing. The kickers were not abashed bv this but continued the work of perfecting their organization with the intention of making Elector Lamb run a couple of thousand votes behind his ticket in this part of '.he State. In the meantime thev sent to influential members ot the national committee a mil statement of their case. It would seem irom the above that the powers that be down at Washington and New York are paying more attention to the kickers than did the State committee.

KOK all arlHin fr^in imphre blood Iiibbard's Kheumntlc Syrun Is Invaluable,au it IH a Kworn enemy to all polsonti In the

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If you have tried other catarrh rornedlen without benefit don't give ap till youune J. H. Ij.Catarrh cure. For Male bj all drug* IRLH

TIIK dangers or a malarial atmosphere may be averted if you will occasionally take adoue orDr. J.li. McLean's Chlllsand Keyer Cure. 50 cents, warranted.

Croup, Whoo. Immediately re' by Nr« A Co.

ping c«ugti and Bronohltla sllevedby Uhlloh's Cure. fttold

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Tho following ia a complete list of tho (ii'lv^ai* to UM* Smto, .Join! Senatorial, Onnj*r«**Mourtl and Joint lloprosrntative conventions to In* h«»M at Indianapolis August S. at IVnr Haute on August 1. the lime hot heiiitf vet fUeii lor tho Joint lirpresfutative eonrention.

STATE CONVENTION.

Union township—«l Bonnell. Alternate, Harris »IelT Scott, Alternate, Captain ilillin^siy: Charles E Davis, Alternate. A I'oote: \V Nicholson, Alternate, MeKinsev John Davis, \Iternate. Fre»l Hai.del John 6 Brown Alternate. Freil iiuestis Jakf* Joel, Alternate, 11 Tnlhot A Miller.

Coal Cieek—Thos Howies. Warno—E Williaiason, AlternHti\ Arch Hniley.

HlpUv—A Yount. Brown—llezekiah Evant nud AUatn Han na

Scott—George Johnson, Alternate, S N Warbritton. Madison—-Wilson Hunt. Alternate, Wm Hunt.

Sugar ret?it A ]U*rryiu&n, Alternate, John Marsh. Franklin—Wn: Mount, Alternate. Thos lveUer.

Walnut—T A Adkins. Alternate, Gilbert Gray. lark—T Rose alt Wurfel.

JOINT ItllP KES I" NT ATI VK CONVENTION. Union—John Johnson Martin I N Shevlin. Alternate, Hugh Wilson

Dice. Alternate. W Cook, A McClelland, Alternate, John Weidlo George Koplei, Alternate. Walerbtirv Will Maxedon. Alternate. Joe kennodv Osiiortie, Alternate. Douglass-

Coal Creek—T Taylor. Uiplev -Jos Stubliiiifr. Wayne—Isaac Jones, Alternate. Nathan Coberiy.

Brown—J a Evans and James Kite Srott—J llni?„h. Alternate. Henry Drowning.

Madison 15 Ku k. Alternate. Simon Micha.'ls. Sugar Cre.«k- Frank (,'onneli. Alt»-r-ti.,'. Silas Bowers.

Franklin—G Uohrer. Aiu-rnute. Campbell. Walnut—John Spulu. Alternate. Bruce

Clark —Wm Carmine alt.. Zimmerman.

llnntli* With SouiclMMly.

Siiuke haniis Mih some om- tin* next time vnu go t' cbui'cb. If von .•?».*' a stranger in-ar you. u-airli out vnur liaml. say. "Hood moiniii^-.l amyiail to sci' you and hope vou will ninii- ayain." If thrn: i.s some one there wiio is not aeiiuainted with the [la.stor, a.^k him to wait ami be inti'i iilucfil to him. a in! you wait ami nen that it i« done. If your pastor has helpeii you by his sermon, stop ami toll him so. ami ii will do hiin goo.l It will not. spoil hitn. He will preach better the next lime. See if lie tloes not. •Shake hands with tho sexton if theru is no one eUe convient. but ilon't fold your haii'ls and steal uway like a heathen. Touch some one ami put some heart in the toueh. This was the theme of UUT. J. P. Ewing Inst .Sunday. He preaehed directly to his congregation, members of his llocU. His adviec mij good and should he heeded by everyone preacher as well as layman. The preacher who slips out nf the pulpit through the back door and diheliiims to mingle with his congregation or who allows his time before and after services to be absorbed by a few to tiie exclusion of others who would be cheered and made happier by a friendly word is not fit fo the position he oceuoies. Some persons aie independent enough not to can for slights of this kind but the majority are built on a different plan. This friendly spirit is no to be conlined to ministers and officers of the church out to every member therein. Christianity and mulishncsg do not go together and so long as personalities And their way into the churches Christianity pure ami unadulterated, will be below par. Th.} sermon was one which every churchman should have heard.

BnyleKti (iet Homo Wool.

Indianapolis Journal: The South American wool-growers have made a col'ection of Argentine wools, and delivered the same to lion. Bayless W. Ilanna, our minister to the Argentine Republic, lor transmission to President Cleveland, "who w'll see in the gilt," says the Iluenos Ayies Standard, "a compliment to his policy oi tariff reform, and a gentle reminder to persevere in it." As it is a part of this policy of tariff reform to destroy wool-growing in the United States and surrender the American market to foreign control, the South American wool-growers can well afford to indorse it.

The Humors About tho Motion. A Chicago dispatch savs: "John li. Carson, vice-president and general manager ol the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago road, denie« the report that his road is about to be leased to one ol the larger systems. The report originated in IJoston and is supposed to have been started for speculative purposes. Mr. Carson says he has heard ot tio movement looking toward a lease of the road, and lie is positive that lie would know if such a tiling were ^contemplated."

Prolmto Court.

The following appointments have been made in the probate court. JameH JI. ltobbins to be administrator with will annexed of the estate of Simeon McDowell docoased.

Howard O'Neal to be executor of the last tvill and testament of tho later Aaron Walters, of lllpley township.

"Tile Beat on Barth' cau truly De Raid Orlugti' Glycorlne Balro— apc«Jy «ara for cats, braises, scalds, burna, sores, piles, totter and all nkln erupUonu. Try Uita wonder healer. 26 cent*. Guaranteed. Wold by Lew Fisher.

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POWDER

Absolutely Pure.

ThU powt^r n«vrr vaneK, A nmrrei OJ purity, HtrenKth, and wholiomenes, More oeonomlcal inun tho ordlttHrj kinita, and oaaaot be sold in compeililon with the mul tltude of low tcut, abort wetghtalum or phow phate powder*. 8oU! only in c*nu. IVOYAL BAKISQ FOWDKHCO. 106 Wallttt.. N.Y

A (iraMshojiper liarv«(tt.

A letter from F. T. Maxwell, of I'elliani, Ott*r Tail county, Minnessota, gives the following account of the great grasshopper harvest now being garnered in that section ot the country: "Ton thousand bushels of grasshoppers." Many are the novel sights that come to a Hoosier tiaveling over the northwest but few can equal the grasshopper harvest of Otter Tail county, Minn. Your correspondent viciiml the Holds to-day and the thing that met his gaze was a mule and rider running with all speed (possible to a Minnessotn mule! with what appeared to be a balloon bobbing along behind, (ioing to the rendezvous we had not long to wait before the mulo anil balloon came tip, and on examination what, seemed to he a balloon proved to be a sled with about twenty yard* of muslin so fu.-tened that, when drawn swiftly it -.vouid torm a sack In-hind into which the hoppers tly.

At the rendezvous two men shake the hoppers into i.ne corner oi the sa and then they are taken OK! and put into barrels or wheat sacks readv for tli^county oflieer. who visits them daily and cashes up one dollar per bushel.

Still another wav is to cover boaids with tar and pitch and drag them over the meadows until, covered, then serapc them off and go again.

It, is a growing industry and quite an unthought of way to dispense of some of th*1 much talked of "Mur]tlus."

County officers and citizens alike dociare that over ten thousand bushels have been caught in this county alone.

Alt ImmoriKtf Mortgage.

La«t .Saturday afternoon the directors of the Ohio, Indiana & Western Railwav Company met in Indianapolis, and the reult was seen in tue tiling ot one ot the U'lgest mortgages ever put on recoril in Marion county. The document is a comprehensive one, setting lorth that all the properly ol the companv, ol whatever nature, and ail the privileges and tranchises belonging to it. are made securitv tor the payment of lirst mortgage bonds to the amount ol .f^SOO.OuO, and purchased by the Central Trust Company ol New York. The bonds are to tie of the denomination ot $1,000 and $500, payable in gold in 198S. fifty years from the date ot issue. 1 he interest is to be at tiie rate ol 5 per cent, payable quarterly, ani, according to the agreement, if it remains unpaid for a period ot nineteen days alter becoming due, the entire principal mature* and becomes payable at once.

I)r. I.eech Itnittjr Hurt.

A Rockville dispatch to the Indianapolis Journal savs: "Dr. Leech, the champion chess player of the State was seriously injured here in a runaway. He was driving a span of mules and the linebroke, causing the team to run awav and throw him from the buggy, breaking his collar bone and two ribs Lewis Snyder, who was wiib him, alo sustained broken ribs and some bad bruises

I.lchtnlnj Work.

Friday night during the rain storm a barn belonging to Aaron Wallace, who lives near Shawneo Mound, was struck by lightning and burned to the ground. Ti:e building was filled with grain and new hay. and tln loss it about $1,000. A horse wan burned and several others barely escaped.

DV.M'EI'HIA or Indigestion ajways

Yields

to

tiie curative properties of Hlbbard's Rheumatic Syrup, containing, oh It does, natuie'H specific for thestomach.

Care for the Children

Children feel the debility of tho changing seasons, even more than adults, and tliey become cross, peevish, and uncontrollable. Tho blood should bo clcanscd and tiie system Invigorated by tho use of Hood's Sarsaparllla. "Last Spring rrf?two children were vaccinated. Soon after, they broke all out with running sores, so dreadful I thought I should lose them. Hood's Sarsaparllla cured them completely and they have been healthy ever since. I do fee! that Hood's Sarsaparllla saved my children to :::ie." MKB. 0. L. TnoJirsoh", Vest AVarrep. Mass.

Purify the Blood

H'MKVS S:irsajarilla Is oharnoterizod by fjsree peculiarities 1st, the combination o* remedial agents 2d, the proportion 3d,tlio prorvss of securing the active medicine qualities. The result Is a medicine of unusual strength, effecting cures hitherto unknown. Send for book containing additional evidence. "Hood's Sarsanarllla tones up my pystern. urlfles my blooo, sharpens mv am»etit«\ and seems to make mo over." A. V. THOMPSON, llegister of Deeds, Lowell, Mass. "IJood's Sarsaparllla beats all others, and Isworth its weight in g«ltl." r. UAIUU.VUTON, 130 iiauk Street, Jiew York City.

Hood's Sarsaparllla

Sold by all druggists. (1 six for $S. Made only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.

IOO Doses One Dollar.

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TIIK CITY COUNCIL.

I Qalto L.Hrce Tolum« or Ituniii*** Trau*acted Mt th© Session. The City Council met in rogular scs- I sion on Monday night and transacted tlui following business:

The Mayor bring ubscnt, Mr. Elmore was chosen to take the chair. 1 Tim contract for sewer pipe was awarded to Stroll A Uinford.

The .ludieiary Committee reported on Itaylrss* horse, that, there was a probability of a compromise in tho case.

The committee appointed to report on Maxwell's addition asked further time to rejiort which was granted. 1 The Finance Committee made its legI ulur report for 18h7-iHlsM. The leport was accepted and placed on lile. I The Council went, into an election for lirst and second assislant chiefs of the I Fire Department, i'erry Martin ami

Suit ling CnrTcr were chosen by a unanimous vote of the Council. On motion the bids on the naming of the streets were not opened.butreturned to the bidders, and tho commlttec on ordinance requested to icvise such ordinance as may be found necessary.

A motion to redind the order for the sewer from the origine house to Washington street was carried.

Tho lionrd of Public Improvement was ordered to look after and repair the culvert. corner Main and Walnut streets, tuid the gutter on South Grant nvonue in front of Horace Law's propurtv.

A brick sewer was ordered on Lafayette avenue from Garden street to the city limits.

The Hilary of John Brothers as Deputy Marshal was increased to $«0 per month on tho petition of II. 1' Ensminger.

The Street Commissioner reported eleven d«ys work with men and teams oil the street at a cost of $3s:i.7U.

The Fire Department committee repo ted that two man had been selected us foremen at $40 per month, I'erry Martin and Starling Carver. Four minute men to sleep tlm engine house at $40 per yea -, viz: Will McDaniel, Hert Knmsey, John Huscliweiiidcr and John Connor. Ten minute men at $:10 per year, viz: John Farmer, Sam Hosehweinder, Henrv Schenck. Harry Connnrd. Ol Gill. Wallace Linder. Joe i'rowitt, John Wcidle, O. K. Dorsey and Capt \ilolphus Clinic. The committee reported the puivha.-e ot a pair of hordes from Col. D. N". Heath for anil that the contincl for lilting up the engine house had been given to Wm. II. McNeeiey for $:','J.'i. The committee found il impracticable to make communication between the present Firemens' Hall and the room below, and recommended the removal of the Mayor's oilier to that room and the use of the present olliee by the Fire I tepartment. 'I'he following ai-i'ounts were allowed: (icnr^e lI ilifcoai etc J'JTa 30 .Jer« Loni:, buuhters

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Will Tuku Hack Jeat .7'

The Marion Democrat is afraid that that citv will go to the wall unless something is done. In reference to the boom it says: "Marion is beiny retarded from growth by a shortage of tenant and busmen houscb which we arc sadly in need of. There is. the burnt disti ict* where three good rooms could be put up and rented at once, and all, with perhaps oi.e exception, sre amply able to build yood business room*, but don't. This should not be. We need them badlv. There is the other place on the 4th street thut would make good business rooms also, which should be built up. From two to tour hundred more tenant houses are needed, and unless our moneyed men take hold a id put up thc*e buildings. Marion will take a back seat along side our neighboring towns

WIFE —I.et try Hit)bard's Rheumatic Syrup. Everywhere 1 KO I hear It upokon of In greatprajKe a tonic and appetizer-

All Kinpty Cohb.

1'rof. Cobb, Superintendent of tho Mcchnnicnl (lepurtment nf the K(».so Polytechmcnl InetituU» at Teno Umite. has Mod tho realm, leaving family, position in bocieLy, place in tho faculty, everything, and hied himself off to parts unknown. Ho was involved in domestic trouble over some relations uncanny in the extreme with a cousin of his wife who lived in the family. He also had become embarrassed Hnaneinllv. Hrnce having lost the corn the institute had no use for the cob and tho unworthv educator fled to realms unknown.

'.'ATIIAKTIC.—Hlb ard,s KheumaUcSyrupi one of the finest laxatives In the world, mov lng the loweU effectively as well as mildly without pain, griping or weakness.

Chinese Imported Remedies. The Customs Division of tho United States Treasury has compiled a list of Chinese medicines that have recently been imported tothU country. The list embraces such feimple remedies as tigers' bono#, ground blood, bears' gall, asse.V gluo, tree bugs, elephants' gall, fossil crabs, fossil teeth, fowls' gizzards, "insects of nine smells," Job's tears, cow hair, glass, rhinoceros' horns, cows' knee puff balls, dragons' teeth, straw, hedgehog skins, dried silk worms, snake ftkins, crabs eyes, horse tails and centipede-.

To «rr is human but. vou uke no mistake Ifjou use Dr. Jones lied ('lover Tonic for dyspepsia, costlveness. bad broath, piles, pimples, ague and malaria, poor appetite, low spirit*, or diseases of the kidneys, stomach and liter. .V) cents. Hold by Lew Fisher.

Why will you cough w.en Shlloh's Cure will give Immediate relief. Prire lu cts., 50 etx .and $1. Hold bv Nve A Co

N*ATI UK usually makes a gallant ..fight against disease, and when helped by r. II. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Jllood J'urll'er will eradicate It from the system.

The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Hourhomcounty says: "Hoth myself and wifooweour lives to Bhiloh's Consumption Cure." bold by Nye A CO.

Hay fever sutTerers ought to known of Its efncacy. Ely's Cream Balm wa^ recoin mendol to ine as preventive to hay fever. Have been using It since the 0th of August and have found It a speolflc tor that much dreaded disease, For tea years 1 have been a great sufferer from Augutt9th till frost, and have tried raauy alleged remedies, but Ely's

Cream

Balm Is the only preventive I ever found.— K.B. Alnuwortb, publisher, Iadianapoils, Ind.

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A FRIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASE.

Sullerings Intense, Head Nearly Raw, Pody Covered with Sores, Cured by theCuticura Remedies. Messrs Stevens A Brunei*. Monroe. NT:

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SINS--About 2 months «KO, on your

ntcommntMioii. 1 bought a noiile of ci'TlctMiA KICSOI.VKNT, one box CuririntA HAI.VIC, nn.J one eake of Ct-TU'ilin S..AP, I«r my son, agftl \X yonrw, who has been Btlh!teil with re7.« mu f»r long time, it ml 1 am plenKed to say that 1 bnllev« the remedl have euretl htm. His Kiif!«rbiKM were InlciiAe, his head helm: nearly raw, his ears being gone except the gristle, am) his body was i-ovwt'd with soren )|IR condition was frightful to behold. Th« sores have ail disapp*ured, his skin IK heultby, ey»*n bright, eberrlul in disposition ami Is worfMng every d«iy My nelghborH ura wltnessesto this retnarkHt»le eure.Hnd the doubting OIM S nre rc|uested io call or writ# me, orHIIT ofmv mdkhhors.

WM S STKPHR.NSON.

Winchester PU, Union county, NO.

MONKOK. NC, Oct '2% 1PK7.

Totter Iirug and 'b'-Mileut Co OKNTLKMKN—WM Btfpltenson, of this plnee, brought Inn son to town to*«tay to let nsiiec him, and show UH what the Cutleuni RemedteK had done for him. This Is the emio referred to In our letter to you soma time ugo. To look at the boy now, one wuld suppose that there never had been Anything the mutter with him -WHIN to bn In perfect baalth We have written nnd herewith lneloM what bis father has to any about this matter—wrote It JUNt ah hedietated.

We are selling quite a quantity of rutlcur Hemedlen am! heAr nothing but praises for them. We regard these rumedles the best 1 tho market, and shall do all wo can to promote their sale.

HTKVKNS HftUNKH. Druggist* and Pharmacist*.

Cutlcura, the great skin cure, nnd Cutlcura Hoap, preparetl irom It, ••xternally, and Cutlcura Hesolvent. the new blood purifier, Internally. area positive cure for every form of skin and blood dlseanes from j.'J'rples to scrofula.

Sold cverTwkcre. Price, CUTlct'RA,50c. :SOAP, 'J5c. RKsot.vr.NT, II, Prepared t? the POTTEK I)HI AND

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The lirer and kltlnejs must be ltept In good condition. HoodV sarsapaiilia is a Kreat remedy for rt'sulalinx these organs.

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Sneezing Catarrh.

The distressing snt-e/.e, sneeze, the acrid, watery discharge irom the eyes ami nose, tho painluj inflammation A[*nding to the throat, tbehweiliUK ol ih»« mucus lining, cau-lng ehok Ing sens Hons, cough, rlti^itig noiMs in the bead and splitting headacheshow familiar tlns»- symptoms are to thous unds who sutler periodically from head colds or inllneu/a, und who live in Ignorance of tlx* tuel that a *tn«!e application of .Sanford's Itadicui Cure for Catarrh will afl'ord Instantaneous ie!iet.

Hut this ticatnicnt in «*HSI" of simple camrrh gives but a taint ld»*a of what this rem* «»dy will do in the ehronie forms, when* the breathing is obMrurt.-d bv choking, putrid mucus accumulation*:, the hearing uflected smell ami taste gone, throat ulcerated and icktn. cough Lrt'adually tautening Itself upon the debilitated system Then it is that the marveimiH curative power of San ford's Had leal Cure manifests It.self in instantaneous untf grateful relief. Cute l»»'gt ns from I he first a pi cat ion. his rapid, rail lea I, per manent, conomieal, safe.

Sanfi»rd'R R.tpic tl Cure consists of »ne tuatir of the Radical urr, ,md otne b«v of ..t.irrh TI NUI vent, and an improved Inlub r, ptitc. $i.

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Pams and Weaknesses

OF FEMALES

Instantly relieved by the Cutlcura nt UPaln Plaster, a new, most

W^^HVttgreeable, Instantaneous and Infallible pain.killing plaster, espectally adapted to relieve female pains and weaknesses. Warranted vastly superior to all other plasters, and the most perfect antidote to pain, Inflammation and weakness yet compounded. At alitlrugglsts. 25 cents five for 51 or postage free, of Potter DrugA nemicul o., Hoston, Mass.

C.W.WE1G-HT

[Successor to Wright &. Miller]

Insurance, Loan & Real Estate,

Fislier Block, Kooni

8,

C'riiwfordsville, Ind.,

Having bo.iglu the interest in the above business C. A. Miller I will continue at the old olliee. Insurance, fire, life anil accident, with first-class companies, loans made on real estate, without delay, at the lowest rates of interest, ami 'eal estate sold on reasonable terms. Good notcscashed.

NOTICE TO

Bridge Builders

And Contractors.

COMMISSIONERS' COI

HT,

MONTOOMIIKV COUNTY,

INDIANA.

Sealed proposals will he rrreivari at the office of the Auditor of Montgomery county, Indiami.xintil 12 o'clock nooa, Thursday. August 0, 1888, for building bridges anil substructure* at the follow in? placet in *aid County and Stats:

One wrought iron toad bridge oter Kaccoon creek in Waveland at the point where the Wavs* land A* Parke Uounty Line Krec (iratel Road crosses said creek.

One wrought iron road liridjjc over Sugar creek one mile north of Darlington, at the point where the Darlington A County Lino Free (»ravel Head crosscm said creek. (Jne wrought iron or wooden road bridge over Coal creek in scction twelre (II), township nineteen (10) north, range six (6) wett, two miles northeast Waynetown. il contractors hid on both substructure and superstructure of either or any of the :iho*e bridges, they must file separate proposals for the vaine.

Each proposal must be accompanied by a good and sufficient bond, in the *um of five thousand dollars (¥5,()00) with at least oae resident freeholder surety.

All proposals must be filed with the County Auditor. Proposals will lie received until the time above Statrd and thereupon publicly opened.

Plans, specifications and protilcs of ail of said work will be on l\le in the olliee of the County Auditor on and after July 28, 1SKS.

The KnL'inecr and Commissioners recervt* the right to reject any or ail hid*. JAMKS M. WACCJH,

Julv 7, 1SHS. Kngineer.

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FIVE WEEKS 1 for only or ONE YEARronONLY$I

Cents.

10

.35.

Sample copy free.

ADVOCATE PURL1MBINO CO.,

lpliam%frollHt

Ind*

Ballard's Horehuund Syrup.

A Kinglo bottlo of Rnllnrd'H Morcliound Syrup kopt about your houno for Immediate UNO will prevent Norlonn slckneHH, a largo bill and perhaps death, by the UHO

ml

3 or 4 dones.

For curing con«umptlon Its nuceewi has been simply wouderful, nnd lor ordlnarr coughu, colds, soro throat, croup, whooping cough, Bore cheat and heraorages 1U eflect« ara surprising and wonderful. Ever boUU guaranteed. T. D. Brown A Sons, agent*.

Mustang Liniment

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