Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 October 1888 — Page 6

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from Columbus, says: "A brilliant social event took place here last night. It was the uniting in marriage of Mi. Carl L. ltost. of Crawfordsvllle, end Miss Helen Rosgen, daughter of Dr. J. I'. Ko'Sgen, of this city. The wedding cermony was performed by Rev. Troutman, of the Lutheran Church, at the home of the bride's brother-in-law, Mr. Fred Vollund. Mr. and Mrs. Kost left this morning for Cincinnati, where they will visit friends. Mr. Rost ica rising young mun of Crawfordsville, while his bride was one ot the most charming and popular young ladies of this city.

A Montgomery County Hoy. The Republican candidate for I)eli!gate to Congress from Washington Territory is a Montgomery county boy. and his name is John Reard Alien, .a son of Dr. Joseph S. Allen, well remembered here as a practicing physician and as the tlisi suiveon of the Tenth Indiana Regiment. Young Allen was namesake of the lute John Heard whose grandson lie was. and was born in this city in 1H1.". lie enlisted i:i the K'.sth Indiana Regiment in l.-'ll and served until the close of the war. In the familv removed to Rochester, Minn., where the young man began the study of lew. In lr- he drifted to the Pacific coast and settled at ilympia. ,W. T. where he has built up a large and luoiative practice. From 1 -7to ls,s." he served as I'liiied States District Attor ney for Wnshington'Tenitory, but was ousted ^by l'rrsident Cleveland. Hi.'--.v present residence is at Walla Walla .Crawfordsville is always glad to hear of .the prosperity of her sons.

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the outside, with the coon, skill naik'd on the door, but 'health and conteninent t.h hardy pioneers of American civilization found in them.

Their health was maintained by simpb remedies of roots and herbs, now reproduced in Warnei Log Cabin Remedies made by Warner of safe cure fame.

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THE JOURNAL.

SATURDAY, OCT. 13, IS^S.

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—The dining room sills (if tlio Coultor House. Frnukfort, are on strike. —New lamps huve lieeu plncod on nil the old electric lamp poles in this eity. —The eo'.vs still hold possession of the vacant lots about the Mills school buildiny. —Pr. E. Himtsinger, eye and enr specialist, will be in this city on

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Thursday, Oct. 1 —The social held at the SI. E* church on Thursdav evening i.asn complete success. The receipts were $40.53. —Gray hairs prevented, dandruff removed, the scalp cleansed, and the hair made to grow thick by the use of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair liestorer. —A twelve month's old child of Alonzo Gleason. living on Fremont street, died Saturday evening and was buried in the Smith cenieterv near the city Sunday. —The managers of the Monon route have instructed their agents to strictly maintain lates. no matter what other lines do in the way of demoralizing fares. i.i/(—Don't forget I. N". Barker's stock sale next 'Monday. Oct. loth, on his farm southwest of Ttiorntown. He will sell «eve-.il head of registered short horn cattle !i7(1 lot of grade cattle. —Mairiagi' licenses have been issued to Howard II. Klein and Emma Ilaishbarger, A. Lincoln Giaguy .and Ellie

Harshbaiger. Franklin Walters audKosa Scott, and Hiram A. l'ratt and Sarah E. Mains. —Joe Kilburn. an expert, moulder of the wheel works, has thrown up his "floor" and gone to 'rawfoidsville,where he will endeavor to accumulate riches more rapidly by runnini a Iced store.—

Lafayette Courier.

L. M. Holand, of Vincennes, was in the city Fridav. He says the most remarkable conversion from Democracy to Republicanism in that part of the State is that of Hon. Henry S. Canthorn. He has repiesented Knox county in the Legislature and was elected Speaker of the House by the Democrats.

Mttriled it Columbus.

A special to the Indianapolis

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Iirawn and Hram! The powerlul engine, with its wonderful propelling power, couple to the long train full freighted with the richest fabrics of the intellectual looms of the centuries what obstacles can Slav the progiess of this mighty force, when once under full steam along life's highway 'i'lie American with brawn and brain (loc? noi fee the nei'essily tor titles of nobility, does not care for '•levation by descent, he cm: icach out and pluck the stars. liut with brawn or brain impaired, a man is adly handicapped in the mad race for suceess which is tile marked charactfi istic of the present age.

The physical system is a most intricate piece of machinury. It ought to be kept well regulated, so that it will woik harmoniously in nil its parts, then it is capable of an immense amount of work

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keep perfect time, must be wound daily. It will not kewp good time unless it "runs regular." More men break down because tliev don't "run regular" than for any other reason.

It is claimed bv physicians that few men ure killed by hard work. It is to the irregularities of modern social life that the high death rate is due. Men burn (heir candle at both ends, then wonder why it burns nut so quickly.

I lie main thing in keeping the humaD machine in go,,(| working order is to keep the regulator all right. "The blood is the life," and sound health is assured so long as the blood flows through the veins a limpid stream of purity.

Regulate the regulator with Warner's Log Cabin sarsapardla. the old fashioned blood purifier, prepared after the best formula in use by our ancestors in good •Id Log Cabin days, and with the vigor of brawn and brain which must ensue, in your life's lexicon you will find no such word as fail.

S'or 1 11tnre I,rlit'rill 11)11^.

Monday, a number of members if the Christian church, and the workmen on the new buiIdingtgathered around the southwest corner to witness the depositing of a copper box containing a number of articles in a cavity in the corner stone of the building. Rev. Ewing read a list of the articles as they were placed in tile box, as follows: A copy of the church hymnal and Bible, photograph of the old church and of its pres ent pastor, to whose untiring efforts Is due the erection of the new church, a copy of ihe

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Rarnhill. one of the most esteemed members of the congregation, a copy of each of the weekly papers of the city, the Argun

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slip on which was written the day of month, day of the coming election and the names of the Presidential candidates. Rev. Ewing prefaced his reading bv remarking that in all human probability, without some accident or untoward event, when that box should be opened bv some future generation not one of those who stood 011 the platform would be on this er.rtli. Rev. .1. C. Hai nhill closed the siiort ceremony with a short prayer, and the record of the day was closed to be opened When? -,\xg:::

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Kverv day is a lit 11«* life ami our whole life is but a day repeated. not bfht to suffer pain lor evm one little day. when one application of Warner's l,og Cabin Kxtraet. will drive it quick away. Nothing hotter for external or internal application.

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A VERY PLAIN TALK FOR OUR

FARMER READERS-

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Somrtliiiii Tliut No Amrrir in Citi/ro ail AtVnrtl to I'ureml—A Yolro from

As a farmer. 1 wish to talk to my bjvthrcn on th" (pu'stiosts of tlu» surplus. tlu« taritl' »ud few kindred siihjs-ts in a manner that can be readily undoistood. As an illusira in 1 will fito the oxperioiu'o of my father and a Mr. Allen, who s«.*\eral years a^o came to Michigan and each purchased a farm, the highway only dividing their places. They only had enoiitrh means to pro,-ure their land, and there were hous*s to build and stock to buy they wore compelled to nu.-e money by mortgaging their land, which they i»neh did to the amount of giving t«-n notes of $100 at 4 jvr cent., out* note an»l interest on wh«lc, Payable yearly. Things woiked along smooth until a drought eomjjelled thetn to give a second nurtgago of 0.1 seven years' time to enable them to hold their places.

About this time a mutual friend started a mill in the city of lWtroit for the ])roduction of a land fertilizer. Father and Allen were induced by this friond \Smith, by name) to in vast iu a few barrels of his fertilizer, which proving an excellent Article, caused them both to procure enough the following year to scatter over the whole farm. The consequence was that the most unprecedented croj—the like of which they had never figured on—was secured. This year they had a good round surplus as tho result of the well applied fertilizer.

Father goes to the bank and finds six of his one hundred dollar notes with interest unpaid. As they called for interest the total would make $t84. After some parley he bought the notes for 5^k4, saving $.' by doing so. His sH.*ond mortgage remaineil, but he concltided that ctmhl easily be met, so built some needed fences and made other improvements with the balance of his surplus.

Alien, on the other hand, was stunned at his enormous surplus besides he had attended stuiie indignation meetings held by the farmers in tho community, protesting against Smith for charging high prices for his fertilizer. It was a well known fact that fcruiith went into the business with b'ut very little capital, and now ran around in a top buggy with fast horses ami tine clothes, employed l*n men, and seemed to In rolling in wealth. lie (Allem wnuM not increase his wealth if lie knew himself and wouUl have no more «.»f hi expensive fertilizer. Time roiled on—father had ids well improved place all clear. Allen-well he sold half of his pluce to clear the other half.

Now, if the reader will simplify the Tinted States finauces, make the twinled debt tho fanner's mortgage, the tariff the fertilizer, he will readily comprehend tho whole question as between a protective tariff and free trade. The tariff increases the government's wealth, builds up factories who employ thousands of men, and no one tho loser but the foreigner. Now we will leave it to the reader, be his politics what they may, if this illustration is not a fair one, and by a little thought make the issue plain and unmistakable.

The last campaign was won by tho Democrat free traders by Kie hue ami cry of over ninety million surplus heaped in the treasury. Cleveland admits, in his letter of acceptance, that there is now over one hundred ami thirty millions, and all this time the law has permitted his secretary to pay out of this surplus a premium for outstanding bonds. The Republicans want this surplus paid out just this way. They want to continue the tariff (the fertilizer), pet the debt paid off, keep the factories and men employed and continue the general prosperity. The Democrats want to reduce the surplus by stopping the tariff, doing away with the fertilizer and let Smith and his men shift as Itest they can. Farmers, you certainly have distinguishing business faculty enough to decide on which side of this issue you will vote.

Detroit, Oct.,

LSSTF. JOHN T. GROAT.

A Series of Kol1«irle.

Saturday night seemed to be prolific in robberies as soverul are reported. 'JVrry Holmes suffered perhaps more than the others in a pecuniary way. The thieves entered his sleeping room by way of an outhouse and open window, taking his clothing, throwing them through the window, where they were ritled of about $100 in money, and a find gold watch and chain, worth perhaps inure, making his loss about $201).

George Keller, living at the corner of Walnut and Market streets, had his house entered about o'clock Sunday morning. Mrs. Keller heard the noise and called out, thinking it was one of her sons, but receiving no reply, awoke Mr Kellor, but by the time he got out of bed the rascals were gone. The thieves scoured about four dollars in money ami two silver watches.

George Enoch came to town and left his horse and buggy hitched in the rear of commercial block, but when he went to start home, found the horse and harness gone and the buggy left alone. The animal was a fine one, valued at ?l."»o.

Up to this evening 110 trace of. tlie thieves has been discovered.

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Miss Hattie Martin, daughter of J. M. A. Martin, living on west Market street, had i\ narrow escape Sunday night. She thought she heard some one trying to get into the house, ami climbed out of the window onto the roof of a porch, and while looking over to discover the identity of the intruder, lust her balance and feli to the giound. turning a complete somersault in her descent, but beyond a severe shaking up suffered no serious injury. It was a remarkable fali that no bone* were broken as the distance troru the toot to the ground tafully twelve feet.

1 JIAVF,

been boUo-rod with catarrh for

about twenty vrars: I had lost sense of Miiell entirely for tln« laM. fifteen years, and I had almost lost my hearing. My eyes wore getting so dim 1 had to get some one to thread my needle. Now I have my healing as well a* I ever had. iud I can seo to thread as line a needle as ever 1 did, my sense of smell is partly restored and it, seems to be improving all the lime. I think there is nothing like Kly's Crefirn lie.lm for catarrh. Miv. K. K. Giimcs, (17 Valley St., Kemhill. Perry count y. Ohio.

Get rid of that, tired feeling as quick as possible. Take Hood's Sarsapnrilla. which gives strunglh, a good appetit and health.

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Its superior excellence proven! in ml! Hoes of homes lor mere lluin a quarter of a ecu ury. It is useo l«y the t'n I ted Stntes (*overn ment. Kndorsed by heails of the Great rnlversttUjs as

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Most Healthful. lr. Price's Itskl^i# Powder does not contain Ammonia, Mine or Alum. SolU only in can*.

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The trial of the new electric lights last night was not satisfactory. A twelve hundred candle power light is not sutllcieiit to light the streets with a light at alternate crossings, while a two thousand candle power in business rooms is stronger than necessary. The Council should have contracted for the strongest light, or place one at each crossing. No blame can be attneted to the Light Company as they are filling their contract but there Is 110 mistake about the weakness of the adopted light. For the amount paid for lighi,seventy orbs should give us a blaze of glory all over the city.

Many forget that the hair and scalp need cleansing. Kxtensiw use of Arer's Hair Vigor lias proven that it is the best cleansing agent for the hair to renewed growth.

We are willing to bear personal testimony to the ellicaev ami value of Hood's Sarsapanlla, which we have been advertising some years in our (taper, having used it for biood impurities with grant success. It is a preparation of standard merit, made of perfectly pure ingredients and thoroughly effective in cleansing and purifying the system. For eruptions, boils, etc.. it an be relied upon every time. Our own experience with it has been most gratifying, and we are glad to give it this endorsement.—A Ihol

EXTRACT

The importance of purifying the blood cannot he overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health.

At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence. It is peculiar in that it strengthens and builds upthesystem,creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while 11 eradicates disease. Give it a trial.

Ilood's Sarsapanlla is sold by all druggists. Prepared by C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowpll, Mass.

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Pretty Women,

All women look attractive when thelreolor isbrlght nnd clear. If 3'our skin is sallow, eyes dull, you are bilious, secure a box of \Vflillnuis Australian Merb Pills, take as did rietlonsand the lingering of languor will leave you, your eyes brighten, and you are another woman. Trv them. Price-) cent*.

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Why sull'er with catarrh t'se the .1 eatai rb cure, and sull'er no more, it is guaranteed. Sold by al! druggists. JO

Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well known

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so popular as to need no special 111entIon. All who have used Klectrie Bltte-sslng the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist sunt 11 Is guaranteed lodo all that is claimed. Klectrie Bitters will eure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Bolls, Sail Rheum and other alfeetions caused by impure blood.- Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malarial fevers.--For curt* »f lleadachc. Constipation and indigestion try Klectrie Bitters— Kntire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refundcil.— Pi icfi Mj ets. and Si.UOpur bottle al Nye A- Co.'s drugstore.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

Tin best salve in the world for cuts bruises sores, ulcers,salt rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles.or no pay required. It. is guaranteed Jo give perteet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price -o cents per box. For sale at Nye A* o's drugstore.

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Shelf Hardware and Builders Material

New Thomas Block, East Main Street.

Fowler, Ashley & Co

GIVE US A CALL.

The Burlington Route. (J A: R, will sell on Tuesdays, September 11th and 2oth, and Oct. !)th and 2:fd, Harvest Kxcursion Tickets at half rates to the farming regions of the West. Southwest and Northwest. Limit thirty Ja s. For circular giving details concerning tickets, rates, time of train, etc., ami for descriptive land lol.ler, call on your ticket agent, or address S KuMis, (ien'l Pas», and lcket agent

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Chicago.

The \V. L. DOTG 1 AS

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iire widely knwon everywhere as the best value for the money yet introdueed. His et.debrated ealT seamlesssho»• is perfeet suioth inside, no tack or wax thread t*» hurt, the feet, and as easy as hahd-sewed shoes. It is a pleaure to weti" them. Read his advertisement appearing in this paj ei* from time to time. Yeagly MeChimroek sole agents for C'rawfordsvilh'.

Cured Rheumatism.

Mr. W. K. Powers, Thomas Kt., Wt, luis, states: HaHard's Snow Llulinent cured tiiinofa ease of Chronic Rheumatism, of 4 years standing. He goes on to say: "For 5 yearn I suirered all the torments of tho damned,lived through 0 years of misery a thousand times worse than dtrnth, I bless the dfty was induced to try Snow Liniment. Three bottles removed fill traces of thlsdread disease ami 1 am myself again.

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When Baty was sick, ve* gave her Castorla, When she was a OnKl, she cried for Castorin, When she lieeamc Miss, she riling to rnxtoria, When she had Ch»ldn»n. she gave them Castoria,

Ask your drtiggssts for our medicines our utnrrh 1 eure has no eijinii I, Blood ami ave by

Liver Tonic and Heady Hellef have no iuals «et a bottle and try it. for

druygists.

Lis the only catarrh eure that gives complete satisfaction. Why so? Because a cure is irnaranteed. For sale by druggists. I

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country. Most liberal terms. Unequalled facilities. (iKNKVA NFRSKKY. Kstablishet? in 1M(.. W. A. T. SMITH. GENEVA, N Y.

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I willotlerat Pul.'iie sale mi my larm miles northeast ot Thorntown, Boone county Indiana, on

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SECOND ANNUAL SALE 0F\ POLAND CHINAS.

Some li'i head of ThoroughUred Polanrl China hogs and pigs of all ages, including about-ITi young Inmrs, large enough for service, and about an equal number ofgllts, 10 head yearling Sows als* several aged so us follows: The pigs ollered are sired Belmont f.'JI!», Vol. 9(\ R.. who heiuls iny herd, he l»y Star Oa/.er, ijTJl, out of Lady Belle 2nd sisn, Jumbo C.51'17. Vol. C.. hl»' sire U.S. ttktt.dam Lida UtiM. Royal SUi bens C. iiWtf, Vol. i«. sire Royal Stebben»v IkWT, dam Lucy Star R'sM, and Fouiul at last R. 54W, his sire Corwln Prince ll-M, daji-?\i Darkness :ki 721210. Out of the following'' sows: Black Bess b!H)4, Bona Belle 1I5*28» Ida May Cora Tip Kar 12K58, Daisy Maid 12^X), Rosa May

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Little Star 11954.

Top»y 14U28, Slick These pigs are all elUible to record In the PC R. Thorntown is situated on the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis and Chicago (Big: Four) Railway, Sale to commence at 10 o'clock sharp.

All sums sf $0,00and under

cash In hand. Above that amount a credit, of nine months will be given with good free- V-. hold security. DAVID cKtHE.

OctUwU Thorntown, Indiaua.

Real Estate, Loan and Insurance.

D. Ilarter having purchased J. W. Cumberland's interest in the insurance department of the firm, has opened an ollict over the Cor ncr Hook Store on East Main street, where he is prepared to furnish loans and insurance and to sell city or farm property on reasonable terms. 5- I

Dr. C. McLane's Celebrated

LIVER PILLS

WILL CURE

A few doses taken at the right time will often save a severe spell of sickness. Prico only 25 cents at any drug store. Be sure and see that Dr. C. McLANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa., is on the box. None other is Genuine.

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