Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 October 1888 — Page 4

THEY DID IT.

What Otntl among others tho ijilow'uu'. They

write:

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Central Ave.. Cincinnati. O.. .1 iunj.tr' -Hit. Piii* huvt-curvo tneof liwr

tM: :-. ".ml and dji»ciMa- 1 kT»ve ten rf ih« i..broa frieuti who i* troubled with -•. iUiic. uud be lias bmrouxl won* dersuiiy. i\ !l.

H(»\VKK.\MV,

IS ^t.. New Haven. Ct. J-Vbr navy loth. l*v«.

Athl""b^r-» Pit!* worked wonders i?i my .w of djJ»» !'•:». KSIM.I All»-lo-['h-ro Tills are small and ploaant to tak«% yet wonderfully ijectivo. Invaluable tor kidney and liver complaints dyspepsia, ind'^esiion, constipation, headache, etc. They'll take away that tired tVeiiu^ trivinc new life anil strength.

fl^Soud cents for the beautiful colore*! pietan*. Mx-rih Msideu."

THEATHLOPtiOROSCO. 112 Wall St N. Y.

THE JOURNAL.

PRtSTKD I'. VERY SATURDAY.

T. H. II. HcCAlX, Kdttor.

WM. A. HAKTMAN, Hufditv** Manager

fOn«» Year, In advance

TKKMS:\ One Year, untslilt.

county., l.ttfi

(six Month-*, in Advance 73

SATURDAY, OCT. t, 18£S.

call on the whole brood of

Democratic speakers in this county to explain to the people they address why sugar should be taxed OS per cent and salt be put on the free list, and why rice should be taxed 100 per cent and lumber be put 011 the free list. Come, gentlemen, and tell us of the great Democratic principle upon which this is done.

THE

New York World (Dem.)

says: "Mr. Harrison has written a letter to brand as a lie the assertion that he once said that a dollar a day was good enough wages for a working man. Nobody of common sense ever supposed he said so. There are some campaign lies which are transparent, and this is one of them."

EIGHT

thousand minus one thous

and leaves a remainder of seven thousand. Two hundred subtracted from seven thousand leaves a remainder of six thousand, eight hundred.

THE

.IOI'KKAI.

has been

thus explicit in t.lie second elementary principle in aritheinetic for thi benefit of its primary pupil of the Wavnetowu Hornet.

Mus fioui.Aii claims, and we have no doubt truthfully, that Prohibition has done a great good in Kansas. She cannot and will not deny that it was the Itepublican party that established Prohibition in that State. And yet she is around trying to smash the Republican party. She knows that in these efforts the people of Kansas do not in the least sympathize with her.

E. 1-'. (ioL'i.D. the labor jaw-smith of Indianapolis, who has sold himself to the Democratic National Committee for the purpose of uttering slanders on Gen. Harrison, and who hopes to have credit for being a workingman 011 the sole ground that he wears a dirty shirt, was publicly denounced by Master Workman Powderly for misrepresentation. When this campaign is over Gould will be remembered as Philip and Morey, who figured in the campaign against Gen. Garfield in 1SS0, are now remembered,

the British free trade system were adopted in the country the British system of direct taxation would be taken with it, and we should find the government compelling every one to pay an annual tax for the privilege of doing business and adding to the prosperity of the country. In England.a man who is an auctioneer is lined $50 a year: a banker is fined $150: house agents are lined *10: (Idlers are fined •'fl.'JD: refiners of gold or silver are lined 3J7.7.~. We call these taxes fines, because they are penalties for being enterprising. We would not like the system in this country.

TUK

and one hog weighs )!00 pounds, the average weight of the one ling is, they say, loO pounds. This is the kind of arithmetic Mr. Mills teaches down in Texas, and lie is now in Indiana teaching the same thing. It is a fortunate thing that Indiana's people know .vliat an av* erage is and how to get it. without any assistance from this juggler ol figures.

DKMOCKATS.

Democratic speakers and

writers say that the average reduction of the tariff is only 7 per cent. They would have the people believe that to nut wool 011 the free list and to put a tariff of 68 per cent, on sugar will result in an average of 34 per cent, on sugar and wool. When legislators come before the people with sueh an arithmetical statement as this to prove their position, it only shows what a narrow thread their system hangs on. If no hog weighs nothing,

from the President

down, are still repeating their dismal yarn about the duty being added to the cost of articles upon which there i* a tariff. The facts are that local competition often cuts down the price of goods in this country to the European figures, but at the same time wages are kept up. The representative of a large and well-known rubber manufactory states that the average weekly wages paid by theirooncern in in 1

SCO was $".30, and in 1SS7 $11.45. an increase of over 100 per cent., and that the same goods that brought them net in 1S60 78 2-10 cents in 1SS7 brought but 42 3361000 cents: or, in other words, that they received in I860 substantially S4 per cent, more for their product than in 1S87 which shows that while the tariff has protected the labor of the workingman and increased his wages more than 100 per cent., competition has brought down the prices of the goods as above stated.

He also said that a considerable portion of the village in which theii factory is located is owned by the working men and women in their employ, the high wages that they have received enabling them iu a large number of instances to purckase homes for themselves and further, that while the result of the business showed fair returns 011 the nominal capital stock of the company, if all the money which they employed in their business had been put out at an annual interest at the moderate rate of 5 per cent., the result would have been a greater gain than they showed, making it evident that the interests of the laborers are carefully considered rather than the accumulation of the largest pos.-ible gains.

is not to be wondered at that the Democrats objected to the speech of Anna Dickinson. Her arraignment of the Democratic party was simply terrific. But there is no good morals in their lying as to what she said. The report is being vigorously circulated that her remarks were equally uncomplimentary to the war Democrats and the Democratic soldiers with the Democrat who remained at home and gave aid and comfort to the enemy both by words and acts. She made a distinction and to illustrate her meaning quoted from Judge Miller, of Ohio, who said in the Chicago Convention in 1864, that '"there was no difference between a war Democrat and a Republican. They were links from the same sausage, cut from the same dog." Our advice to our Democratic friends is to "tell the truth" concerning Anna She was kind enough to speak the truth about them.

THE

tax on salt, according to

the Democratic theory, compels every man who uses a peck of salt —and that's as much as any one man would consume in a year—to pay about one cent, and a half bounty to the salt manufacturer. This is a great injustice and a monstrous outrage. A single individual will consume, in a year, about one hundred pounds of sugar, upon which the bounty paid to the sugar planter, under the Mills bill, is about $5.40. The bill saves the poor man one cent and a half 011 his year supply of salt, and robs him of $5.40 on his year's supply of sugar. Salt is a Northern product and sugar is made in Louisana and Texas. Why don't some Democratic politician undertake to explain this singular feature of the Mills bill?

CHIEF ARTHUR, who is at the head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, has again expressed his approval of General Harrison's course in the labor riots and on labor questions. Soon after

General Harrison was nominated Mr. Arthur said that he saw nothing in his record which should prevent any working man from voting for him. lie has recently reiterated that opinion, and in referring to the labor disturbances at iudianapolis in 1S77. he says as to General Harrison's utterances there, that in his opinion General Harrison said nothing which any honest man might not have said.

MIL. MILLS,

in his first speech in

Congress, said we should import, from England $300,000,000 worth of manufactures more than we now do, and that this would make a market in England for $300,000.000 more of our farm products. Whether this is true or not it is undoubtedly true that it would take $300.01Kl.000 worth of labor away from American workmen and give it to British workmen. It would be paying $300,000,000 annually to build up the factories of England and destroy those of America. It would be putting $300,000,000 annually into the pockets of the nabob manufactures of a foreign country and taking that much away from American manufactures who are taxed to support our schools, to build our public roads, and to support our government

DEMOCRATS

Bis'.ni

here have denied the

statement made by Mr. McKinley about Mr. Cleveland's Secretary of War going to the English manufacturers to buy blankets for our army. A gentleman of this city wrote to Mr. McKinley for the proof of this fact. Mr. McKinley informed the gentleman that he had a letter from the Secretary of War giving a full statement of the whole affair, which he would publish whenever any Democratic member of Congress should publicly deny the facts as lie them.

.JOYCE wrote, 011 being in-

formeil that In wMsclaimeil as a convert to tin' ihird-jiaity Prohibition as follows "I am a liVpuljlii-an in politics and .shall vote ior 11 unison ami Morton. I am a thorough nonpartisan I'rohiliitiiinist. Theili'tliodist discipline 011 tim)ieranL'o is a noij-part.isan Prohibition utterance."

This is a nut for l)r. Etter to crack.:: .:

Ill health modifies all possible goodness Restore your health by UMnj Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla. It purihfs the blooJ, regulates ihe liver. Try it—120 dnses for SI. Sold bv vour druggist. There is no Sarsaparilia "ju?t as i»ood." Get it.

(-roup. Whooping Coimh nnd nrouchliis Immediately relieved by Shlloh'n Cure. Soid by Nye it Co.

.1 Is the only catarrh cure that Kiv»K eornpleU* satisfaction. Why so? Because a cure iK L'tiaranteed. For Bale by druggist#. -I

Why suffer with catarrh? Use the catatrh cure, and sutler no tnore. Jtls yunranteed. Sold by all druggists..'-- lu

Catarrh Cured, health and 'sweet oreatli secured, by Whlloh's Catarrh Hennnlv. Priee Mjcent«. Nasal iuiector free. Sold by rsye A Co.

l'enusylvania liitchmen.

TheGermans ofPenn*ylvania areextreniely cautious. They do no buy anything until they are sure that it possesses merit From this very fact Dr. Van Wert's Balsam has gained a stroug position in their favor. Barton 6i Stark druggists of Plains, Pa., write the proprietors of this remedy. "Your goods have met with the greatest success of any proprietary goods we have ever introduced in our town.'* Trial size free. Sold by Nye A Co.

I Told You So.

Mr. R. A. Ireland,of Breen, Phillips & Co., Nashville, Tenn,, says: "I was afflicted with piles for twenty years and I tried every remedy ottered me finally used the Kthioplan Pile Ointment. It nave me instant relief, and has effected a permanent cure." Sold ty Lew Fisher.

Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need nospecial mention. All who have used Kleetrie BttU -ssing the same song of praise.—A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed todo all that is claimed. Klo^trJe Bitters will cure all disease** of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Bolls, Salt Kheum'and other affections caused by impure blood.—Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malarial fevers.-For eure of Headache, Constipation and IndigcsLion try Klfetrie Bitters—Kntiie satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded.— Priv f»o els. and fl.Uiper bottle at Nye.fc Co.'s drugstore.

through my work to-day? I fKrl miserable, headachy, tired,'pain la n.y ba-k,my food won't diyost, my wholo l«ilr n^ctns out of order. Wo answer that it is no wonder you are in such a hrokeu down condition, and you will keep i:rttinu worse unless you can euro your LI Vf-U. Tkis lui|»orSant organ lijfHjt of order and you must cure it by promptly using thoMQ sever fallingBHB^^^HMHBBBBH

Dr. C. McLane'sCelebrated Liver Pills.

They will restore you ami give rigor and health to

Sour

whole *j*stcm, making you strong and well, nly conts a Imx.and tlu'y may sa*'e your life. Aak yourdruggirtt for tho gemilno

Dr. O. B£o]u^.]\rX3 S

DELEBRA TED LIVER PILLS

—MADR 11T—

FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa.

f^Look out for

COUKTEBFEITS

Ts the best remedy for

all complaints peculiar to women.

Sold by Kvery Druggist »n Town.

ItevolvoiM K. ml stamn for price list, Johnston A- Son,lMlt.sbiiin,I'll.

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mode in St Louis*

USEIV0RYP05SH

B.E

fT°ERE?

FEKFUNKS THE BRKATU.

NOTICE

PARKER'S

HAIR BALSAM

Cleanses and beautifies the hair. Promotes a luxuriant growth. Never Fails to Restore Gray

Hair to its Youthful Color. iProrrnta PnniinifT an4 hair falling

t.ut inv .vmi talL-

in MI: IIIKMU 1" smith -"Wlmi r\UH'.\ tln'J O MI thai for Bright'* l)l»»

CUM-, 1.10in-v. l.t*«*r nt 'con!utnt* tin* ©. |i HUM! han hot ijUlll."

It I'tM'n I»lcht to thcSi'ot I :v »T« }»M M! nt l»r. Ksli»«*r-

1. HITHOI ti quirv r»ns\v«*r« 1": in to Health fcfr.t hUl'.K.

HINDERCORN8.

The only rare Cure for Corn*, fitopa all pain. Knmrpi comfort tothefect. lie, at Druggists, lliscox & Co., N. Y.

PARKERS GINGER TONIC

The best of all remedies for Inward Pains, Colic, Indigestion, Exhaustion and allStom* ach and Bowel troubles. Also the most effective cure for/ Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and I affections of the breathing) organs. It promotes refreshing sleep, improves the appetite, overcomes nervous prostration, and gives new life and strength to the weak and aged. 50c. and $1.00, at Drgguists.

EXHAUSTED VITALITY rpu:-c

KHOW THYSElF.r«^

les n'i" ]ncnt

Sold by !rt»rgl-t*.

SAVESY0UR Lire.

Zoa-Phor:i--\\ omair* I'rlend. Hn.sa record jirovlng lobe remedy of real and great merit for all discuses peculiar to the srx.Writo for testimonials tothe Secretary f»f the Zm-Phora Meditrine Company, H. U. Colman. Kalamaloo, Mieli.

The \V. I.. DOl 'Ci lAS AnvruTisKD SIUJMS :»re witltlv knwon evcrvw| ere as the boc-t value for tin* tnonov yet ihtrn-(liiL-oil. His roit'brnled $:i.00 ealf s«'anilo.sssbno perf.-et stuoth inside, no tack or wax thread to hurt, tho feet, ant! as onsy as hulnl-s'\vvd slmes. It is a plejitiro to wear thorn. Brad his advertisement appearing in thir pai er from time* to time. Y'-a^ly & MeClamroeU sole ii^'ents for Ci'awford.sville.

Shilfh's (.'ough and on sumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee, ll C« nsurnp tion. Stddby NyeACo.

Cured Rheumu ism.

Mr. W. K. Powers, Thomas St., St, Louis, states: Bal ard's Snow Liniment cured mm of a case of Chronic Rheumatism, of 4 years standing. He goes on to say: "For 5 years I sult'ered nil the torments of the damned, lived through fi years of ml.-ery a thousand times worse ihan doath, I bless the day I was ituluced to try Snow Liniment. Three bottles removed all traces ofthisdread disease and 1 am myself again,

T. IJ. Brown A Sons, agents. 2

Pretty Women,

All women look attractive when thelrcolor is bright and clear, if your skin is sallow, eyesdull, you are bilious.secure a box of Williams'Australian Ilerb Pills, take as did rtctionsund the lingering of languor will leave you, your eyes brigliteu, and vou are another woman. Try them. Price So cents.

The Rer.fJeo. H.Thayer, of Bourboncounty says: "Both myself and wifeowe our lives lo Bhiloh's Consumption Cure." Sold by Nye A Co.

Ask your drutrgssts for our medicines our catarrh cure has no equal J«B Blood and Liver Tonic and Ready Belief have no equals get a bottle and try it. for sale by all druggists. 'j

That hacking cougli can tc so quickly cur ed by Shlloh's Cure. We guarantee it. Soid by Nye A Co,

When Baby was sick. gave h« Cnrtorift,

When she was a Child, she cried forCastorfa,

When she hwjune Miss, she clung to Cosloria,

Wher she had Children, she gave thi-m Citstoria,

BucKlftu's Arnica Salve.

The best salve »u the wfn hl for cuts bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped hands, chilblains, corns, nnd all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles.or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Nye A Co't drugstore.

Natural gas is a good thing. B. L. Ready Relief is a better. For sule by nil druggist*.

Horehound Not a New Discovery Dr. Ward states: Horohouud has been known to physlcianssince the begginnlng of tho wolld as the king of all remsdies for dlseaueaof the Throat, nest and Lungs. I believe Ballard's Horehound Syrup

the

beat combination known to-day for consumption, oug hs olds, Bronchitis and all dls ©•Ben having their origin in the Throat and cheat. There are hundreds of physicians nse ngthe plain home made remedy lu their lractlceand they all report the same uniprmly good result, all for free

Sample Bottle

froom our agents, T. D. Brown A Bona. S)

OK SALK OK PROPKKTY TO SATISFY Li KKY.MA \'\S LIKN Not lee Is hereby given that the undersigned Liverymen of t'rtwfoidsvillr, Indiana, will at their.stables on Market stroei. In the City of Crawlordsvllle, Indiana, on the IMh day of Oct., t.svS, sell the following described personal property to I he highest bidder lor cash to saMfy aMen of llfty do I law, for feed lug and earing tor ald mopcrty, to-wit: One hay mare Hirer years o]d onc top buggy one set single harness.

Said property to be sold to satisfy said lien and cost* of kecpinu and selling' same, the owners name unknown.

This Wild day of Sept., ISSN, J. .1. 1NSLKY A* SON. Ilunord

Whitllngton, Attorneys.

HKKIKK'h SAl.K,

By virtue of a certified copy of a decree,directed to te tioiu the Clerk o( the CimiitCntirt of Montunuu erv c»Mintv,in a cause wherein Uent Bimlokof et al are plaintiffs, and Lvdia A. Mitchell et al are defjidants, ret|uirinu mo to make the stun of $1,-US.0"). with interest on said decree and costs, 1 will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on

SA rCKDAY. OCTOBKU ti, A. 1)., 1SSS, between the hours of K) o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. in. of said ay, at the door of the Court House in Crawfordsvillc, Mnnt^tunurv countv, Indiana, all the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following described real esie in *.he county of Montgomery and State of Indiana, to«wit:

P.it of lot one Iiundred and ten (110) of the original town (now city) of Crawfordsvillc, lnd., beginning thirty seven C17) feet and three (,'t) incites south of the northeast corner of said lot thence due wet sixtv-nine (IW) feet thence soiitii siventeen (17) feet and nine inches tbeitce east sixtvnine (till) feet thence north with the west margin of CJreen street seventeen (17) feet antl nine (9) inches to the place of beginning.

If such rentsand profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs. 1 will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple ot'said real estate, or so much lh' reot as mav be sufficient to discharge said decree interest and costs Said sale will be made without anv rehwf whatever from valuation or appraisement laws,

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-*-J.Il'K, the i.rtat Modioli Wn,!t of the a^c on.Manhood, Xorvons .Hid Physical bilitv, Pretn^ouv i)»v

•.» v«.,

«. iii i»il% «.nly -iM.ua,

tl'

.a* i:»r all 1

by mail, .-ualt-d. Illuatrativ *ufnin'.* fiti* to all vom i» and ra d«lh»-.'ij:ed men. Sv- no-.v. 'i'l.t CmM nn»{ •K-WIVLM! MeuJil awarded TI ihr RM'IORB/ tin- ?'a innal A.—«» iati' n. A-.Uir

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T.' Mo\

ton, !:v.'T Dr. \Y. J'. l\\KI*. rr•it .(iaMt Harvard ,M«-rs\d rav.i'.'o ii-» i'."t, ij'. iv o» r:ul.e''. !\'o. -t

Nr. Specialty, 'Jiv-.v-sej Mn.

,i.t V*iu 5:eY»*vwv :t/.

Dk KILMER'S t'»«t Utiiffh, UK. iML-mtrt j,

niJTu int?

tiui'l^nmt.

A a a a clntistor A.tiina. TiiN Ji"medy rrliov^ quickly. a it prc%fi:t!4 tline, NarlH-H\vrni.-din] tcnt from Ciiipumit Ion. nt, J»U. KUVKK.. la^i'ENSAKY. nitipJiamtnn. N. Y. jl tturaof tn-julry nns»*-«»rv'J. to Health S«-nt KrwJ.

KI1KNZKU 1*. McCLASKEY ShentrMontgomery County, lnd.

By B. 11. Cox, liemity. Burford *V Whittinn'on, attorneys for plaintifTs. Sept. S, 188S.—510.50.

HERIFF'S SALK.

lly virtue of a certified copy of a decree to tne directed from the Clerk of the .Montgomery CircuitCourt.in a cause wherein LewellcnJ. Coppage, Administrator of Mary C. KvJer, dcceas d, is Plaintiff, and William P. (»regg is defendant, requiring me to make the sum of two luiiidred and eighteen dollars, with interest on said decree and costs, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder on

SATUitDAY, OCTOBER 20th, A. D. 1888, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. tn. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door of the Court House in the city of Crawfordsville.MontgoniervCountv, Indiana, the rents and profits fur a term not exceeding seven years, the following real estate to-wit:

A part of the east half of the northwest quarter rkf section thirty-two (!t2) in township nineteen (19) north, of iange tour (4) west, in Montgomery county, Indi in.i, bounded as follows* Beginning at a point twenty (20) feet east of a point tnirty five (35) rods and fortytwo and a half (42/£) links north of the northeast corner of lot number nine in Amos Thompson's Hillside addition to the ci»v of Crawfordsvillc in said county, and running west twentv-one (21) roils and twenty and a half (2U14) link.-, thene* north seven (7) rods and eight and a half (*K) link thenceeast twenty-one (21) rods and twenty and a half (20fcJ) links, tuence south to point of beginning.

If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum tt satisfy said decree, interest and costs I will, at the same time and place,expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said salt will be made without anv relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. liBKN KZKU IV MrCLASKKY,

Sheriff Montgomery countv,

Bv H. H.Cox, Deputy. L. J. Coppage, attornev for plaintiff. September 22, l*Vv Pfi-12. ..r

S A E S E N

WANTED

To canvass for tho »aio of Nursery Stock: Steady employment iruuranteed. Salary and oxpeuses paid. Apply at once statini? age. Refer to this paper. t.'iiAsi:

HKUS. CO.,

Kocherter. N.Y.

Received Even* Da v.

OYSTERS

W A N E

W cveryboi'y to come ami see our 1 nick hoards, which we will guarantee first-class every particular. Home-made throughout and trimmed by A. S. Hughes. We also have some nice buggies. Call at No. 211 and 213 South Green st.

Eamsev & Pattison.

Agents Wanted!

X\ To canvass for the Largest, Oldest K.stnb llHheri.

BKST KNOWN NLTKRKKIK.S

In the

country. Most liberal terms. Unequalled facilities. (jKNEVA Nl'KSEllY. Kstnbllslicd In ism W. & T. SMITH. GENEVA, N Y.

C. W. WRIGHT

[Sueeessor to Wright & Miller]

Insurance, Loan & Real Estate,

Fisher Block, Room 8, Crawfortlsville, lnd., Having benight the interest in the above business C. A. Miller I will continue at the old oflice. Insurance, fire, life and accident, with first-class companies, loans made 011 real estate, without deh'.v, at the lowest rates of interest, and real estate sold on reasonable terms. Good notescashi'd.

To Advertisers.

A list of newspapers divided into Slates and .Soctlcins will h(? sent on appli'ai»ij KitKK

To those who want their mlvei tlslny to pay we can olN-r no hett*r medium lor thorough and eifectlve work than the various sections ofour.Sok*!t hist.

GEO. P. ROWELL & CO.,

10 .SPIUJCE ST. N

S a le

Two farms, one of 1#(0 acres In Wmuii township, and one of 120 acres In Madlsou township both iu a flno state of cultivation. The 120 acres will be sold In 40 or 80 acre racu. Call at Recorder's oflice.

$6,OOO.

SH,000 home money to loan without com mission In sams to suit th« borrower, at reasonable rates. Call on I A Detchon, Crawfordsvlllo, lnd.

A E S E A JWAN1

ED. Prrmanciil postlon

guaruntcfsl wllli SALARY AN|)-*-V KXPIJNSKs I'A 11». Any dctorineludlfig ninny first class s*p» cinliios. Out» III fre«*. Write al once. (Name this paper) mined man can succeed with us. Peculiar advantages to beginners. Spick complete,

B»{()\VN BBOTHKHS,

NritSKHv itieago, illu.

WA"MT"R1T^rult

WORKMEN t»» sell our

7T, "T,, and tlrnimental Stock. can givu vou a gxid paving situation AT DM'K. Vddi°(B for terms. 10. KlcilARl»StN A* O., Nurserymen, Uem va, N.Y.

Ginseng Wanted.

For which tho highest price will he |5:iiil 1 Nye iS: Co., druggists, CrawfonisviUe, 1 iid.

Be© Supplies.

t.mill) Supplier, and Bee Smokers, Orders by mail promptly attended to by Nye & Co., druggists. t'ra\vfordvillc, lnd.

PISOS,, CURE FOR PISO'B

Cure for Con

sumption 1h also tho best Ckngh

Medicine.

If you havo a CouKh without disease of tlio LungH, a fow doHos are all you neoU. But if yon nogleot this oa.sy means of safety, tho slight Cough may heoomo a serious matter, and several bottles will bo required.

FREE TO JAN. 1,1889. All peraontsubacrlblng now (or 1889 will receive

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ABeforePilate,"

DVOCATS

PUBLISHING CO

Indianapolli, lnd.

Greorore "W. Hall

Dealer in

All Kinds of Coal and Coke,

it lazed Scwt'r Pipe,

FIRE BRICK. LIME, CEMENT, ETC.

I- TICK AND VARD—Sonthwrst corner of Walnut iitnl M.irUct ^trevts

Insure in the Oiiio farmers r«»l

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It li.ts t'.\j'.-ric lu'r, rc|iiu ils »u itnl hiahilitv It is safe, prurient ami nnServ ttive ll has done a sMceessful husineys for f«»rt\ years The Ohio l4*ai niers a short, pl dn pol'cv with few con* riiriDns The Ohi«j Farmers itisurcKonlv farm property, rhurrhi-ji, seh»ol house and dwellings When vour pmiry expires, r«-new the Ohio I*ari!ier h'ortv years of suroos is yuar.uitce of fv.turc stability I'-H VOH IS. AtJENT.

W.P.RK1TTON. W.K MOKFETT.

BRITTON & MOFPBTT AT rOKNEYS-AT-LAW,

CltAWroRDsVII.l.E, INDIANA. Ulli. over Mollett, Moruan it C'o's. drug tore.

WM. M. REEVES, NOTARY PUBLIC AND LAWYER.

Office over JCliao A* Gtaham's.

Will engage in all kirn's ot law practice an4 also ac. as trustee, receiver or PssiiMtce when desired. No clwrires made for consultation.

J. II. lll'IO OKI). \V. T. Wll ITf INOTON.

Burford & Wliittington,

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,

CRAW FORDS VILIJ-: INDIANA. Praotloo in Montgomery ami adjoint!),, oountlfsand In the Supreme and FederaAv oourt Art* members of the lareest and most reliable law assooiationsand makcollections throughout the world. Mort«aurs foreclosed. Kstates pniperly settled. Charges reasonable. OiHre over 123J4 Kast Main Htreet.

F. D. ABRAHAM,

Attorn^y-at-Law and Notary Publio, A \V FORDS'\* I

LI- K, INDIAN A.

Oflice in room N«. 2, rawford Block,on MainBt.

P.K. Kr.NNi:iY, V. s. Commissioner.

S. C. KRNN'RIY. Notary Public

Kennedy & Kennedy,

ATrORNEYS-AT-LAW, (.'RAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA. Office in Ornbaun Block, North Washington St.

W I'ATL. I WHITE 11UMPHR1K8

Paul, White &Humphries, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,

CRAWFORDSVILLK, INDIANA.

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GALEY BROTHERS, DENTISTS,

CRA WFORDSVILDK, INDIANA. a S

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T1ST.

CltA Wl-'OUDSVILLK, INDIANA. Tender* his service to ihe public. Motto "liood Willi! nnd moderate prices

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North TeriasvlvaDiD St., Opp. iWc-Oife.

BErUAlT, & 2C^.T, rrls:ipali :cd Fr:prlotcrs. Urst fncilitieii fur business. Sliwrt-hand, Penmanship, ICuglish and Actual Husincss Training, ludividuul instrtiction. Educate for profit—least expensive iu time and money. Attractive City. (raduatrs hold lucrative positions. A strictly business school. Open all year. Enter now. Write to us.

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Plso's Remedy for Catarrh Is tho Beet, Easiest to Use, and Cheapest.

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