Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 October 1888 — Page 5

NOT A PIMPLE ON.HIM NOW.

Bad with Eczema. Hair all gone. Scalp cov cred with eruption. Thought Ins li&ir wnuld never Cured by Cuticura Remedies.

Halrspl«ntid a»vj not a Pimple on him. I eiuinol way enough In pralm? of thr Cultcimi U-m» ilU'S. My boy, when one year of age, was so bud wll eezunit UihI he lost ail ol his hair. His scalp wan emoted with eruptions, which the doctors said vvusscald head, and Hint ids linlr would never grow again. Despairing of a euro from p-.vu* ians, I began the use of the i.ullcura Uemedies, an'i 1 am happy to say, with the nioM perfect success, liis hair in 110w splendid, and there is not a pimple on him. I reeoiumeiid the Ciitieura licniedies lo motlicrs as the most Kjet-d eeonotnicai, and sure cure for all siiin diseases ol inlaii's and children, and feel that every mother who husanaf* XUcted child will thank iik* for sitlolug.

A'xs. M. K. Wooii.sLM, Not way, Me.

A Fever Sore Eight Years Cured. I.must extend to you the thanks of oi»cof

Severe Scalp Disease Cured.

A lew wccks ago my wife sufl-.'ied v«»ry much irom a enum-ous dlst'asc ot the scalp, and recel ved no rel let Irom the various r» in•Miles sho tisi until she tried Cuticura. The disease promptly yieutcU to this tt»».ttuietil, and in a short while ihe was entirely well. There has been no return ot the disease, and utietira ra nks No. 1 In our estimation for diseases ol tin si,m.

Hi V. .1. PuKSsi tiV li.UMCKTT, D., Halcigh, N.C. From Pimples to Scrofula Ctlred. ft TirruA, the great Skin Cure, uttenrn Soap, an exquisite rkiu lleautlher, externally and Cuticura licsolvenf, llic new Mood ruriMer, internally, are a posiiive cure for every lorin olSktn and ltlood IMsease, from iMmples to Scrofula

Sold fvt'ivw'here. Price, CTTK icA.atic, i^oai'. iV, Ki:.m)I.vim, sM, Vrrpj.mt tv tin i'otiKU Darn /\\i»i. in Mti

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Send lor "llmv, to t.'urc Skim i'1 pages, 50 illustrations, and tun «-tiujonials _::iv.

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jny customers, who has been cured, by using the L'ut icura Kemedio, of an old sore, caused by a long spell of sickness or lever eight Years ago. lie was so had he was tearful he would have lo havu his leu amputated, hut ishappyto suv he Is now entirely well,— sound as a dollar. lie requests me to use liis name, which !•. 11. M.t ason, merch-intol this place. John Y.Minuk. Druggist, li iinboro, I'enn.

it and Scal^i pri-M ^vi-d and utilu'd bv (.aiiou.i .Mcdu al-

Catarrhal Dangers.

I .• ft'-in il-_. ii'g-. t: ./. I ation iviMi'1 down to brnatbo freely, «utullv 4n«l nndiMurbvd," 1" rise tefreUictl, h-u»l «:U:.ir, brain .u iivo and free- from pain or acle- to know •that no poivauHis, justriil matter tlehU-s.ihe breath and rots aw.iv the dclkMlc machinery of stacll, ?aste and hearing to Ic.i that the Mem tlocs not, throaga Its veins and arter'u s, sack up the poison that is sjire to undermine and destrov, is indeci! a blessing beyoiu' ail other human enjoyments To purchase inummitv frmn such a faie should he the object of all atllicted llut ihuse who have tried manv remedies and phvsians despair of relief or care.

Stanford's Itadiral Cure meets every phase of catarrh, from a simple head cold to the i«o.»t loathsome and destructive stages, it is local and constitutional Instant in relieving, permanent cunng, »fe economical and never-fiulini:

San ford's tad ical cure consists of one hot tleol tie ltadicai cine, one box catarrhal Solvent ar.d an Improved Inhaler all wrapped in one package, with treatise and «liiveiions, and sold by druggiP'.s for fl. V-V"- Po i'kk I .V i:\ttc.vl C«»., lioitoa

No Bheumatiz About Me.

IN ONE MINUTE 1 la uie iii,« A tit iPa lit Pia'Me relit ves iIjeumatie, ^eiatic,r. uilden sharp and nervou.^'piin«, •.trains and .'.kne:seS "J'lie• lifst und. onlv pain* idU planter Mc»v, orj »ii».i I, biiUncous infallible, safs* A mar-

Veluu- antidu'le lit pain, intl.immalion anl weakness Cttcrlv uul.ike .AHnd vast 1 -superior to all fthc« 'plasters At all tiruggisls iWcru» live for ®l or po^sau'e free of Potter I) rug »V hemical o, M-.'ston, Mas-.

.1'iiietv— r.^t .M'Utalk I aat'K»it ^mix!i ••'.Vlint rvfwNlj t..li:*.J-ct tli«-\ »y th-A 1 tlrlcli!'- IM— •me. lilahtt l.tii-r «»r I'.ti.'ilut iii|lulnt 'I.ih.:. (.-• II i:ef* l.'ln'it to

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As Family "Rotnedy Dr. S«*th Arnold's

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lias no e»jual. We have u?»ctl it for tho ten years, and can truly recommend it.

Mrs. Filkiii, Montezuma, N. V.

Druggists, 25c.100c. and Sl.W,.

Dr.Bull'8CoughSyrup"ouKu"ror as"

DR. KILMER'S

$1.00

ovrry Ovo IV,•

nnvt tins 8(jine form of Heart Disease, and isin conHtant duntrf'r Aix^plexy, Shock or Sudden De-utb 1

Greatest Discovery ol the

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Tlx- renii'dit'-- are .irried tliroctlv to diseased surfaces hv a mild current tronylv .Medicated Air, thoroughly softening and riinovin^ all haiih.rn.il sccrctitin.s, healing ulceran-d Mirfaeo, reclining tlnvkcnei! nieiuhianes to a normal condition, and rorna'tiny foul and offensive breath.

I his remedy has met with wonderful suixoss, it is the (beatesi lliood Medicine in tl-i- World, and is now retomiueHUed and prescribed by 'inanv of our most eminent phvsit ians.

If not kept by your lnij»j»ist, send to the Medirate«l Air Co, Richmond, Ittd, US A, Sole by Moffetl. Morgan .V Co,Stan Keenev, Nye .V Co. and Khoror Kersey, of Darlington.

Horehound Not a New Discovery Ir. Ward states: Horehound has been known to pliystolunsKlnce tin* hcKgtmiinu of tin* woild as Ihe king of nil romsdles for olsensi'S cif the Throat, best and Jain^s. I believe Hullurd's Ilorelumnd svrup is the best combination known to-day foreonsumpthn,ou«4 lis obis, ilronehitls and all dls eases having their origin In Ihe Throat and chest. There are hundreds of physicians use tin the plain home made remedy In their Jruetlec and they all report the same unlprmlygood result, all for free Hample Hottlo iiooin our agents, T. I. lirowu & .Sons, ,'i)

woRKiNGMAN-riNEMY

It is one uf tin- n*m irkiiM results of a h«'atMl politii-al campaign tlial men I sliotilc! he found ur^in^ working nicn to voto for (Jrov. ('h'V(»Jan(l in prol'eienco to Benjamin Harrison. In calmer times no candid man would sn^K^t such a preference. (Irovcr Cleveland represents a party that lias made three notable stnij^leH in the past forty years, Tim first was to perpetuate and extend a system under which lahor j^ot no wa^cs at all ami which forced all paid lahor to compete with it. The next was to depreciate the money in which lahor was paid. And the third is to put American lalnir upon an equality with that ol' Kurope.

Tin* party which proposes to make Benjamin Harrison president lias opposed all these tilings. (irover Cleveland has personally pme upon record in opposition to more measures in the interest .»!' workin^nien than any .hlie man of his time. As ^ov-| ornor of Now York lie vetoed: 1. The mechanicsMion law. giving workiu^men a lien upon buildings tosecuro their wages. 2. The hill making employers responsible for injuries to woi kingmen happening through imperfect machinery or insecure buildings, without reference to the employes' conduct. II. The tonement-hDuse cigar bill, forbidding the manuf.'ieture of cigars in tenement buildings. 4. The bill compelling the elevated railroads to charge cents fare, instead of 10. 5. The printer's bill, requiring all the state printing to be done by union workmen. t'i. The bill making ten hours a legal day's work for all street-ear employes. 7. The hill abolishing convict labor in prisons.

The bill providing for the inspection of t»rii-s where children were employed. and forbidding the eniploy-ineiit-:of'children under fourteen years of age. A.t-gnvcrnor be signed: 1. A bill compelling stationary engineers

New.'Vol p-» pay a. lieon.-e fee of sj or b«» d, l.ct.rr.'d from follow ing their

i!. A bill tn I'edueo the fees of harbor pilots fur the. In nelil ol' foreign steamship monopolies.

As president of ihe United States lie vetoed a bill to establish a depart nient of labor and make the secretary thereof a cal'ihet i»S)icer.

All these are public acts and known of all men. *1 he proof of them does not rest upon vague and »nt radictory statements of pnrti-an agitators as to what soino one is reported tohave said years ago. and of which no record was made by anybody at the time. They conclusively show a deliberate and steady hostility to measures of interest to workingmen—a hostility that found oppression in important public acts which inii-t have been the result-of udy and relied ion. l»il any public man ever make such a record hi so bri'-f a cai"erir It certainly requires audacity bordering upon the sublime jo urge workingmen to vote for rover flevela'ud in preference to Benjamin Harrison. i'-

PRICES NOV AND THEN.

Wood, per cord.' '..«. lla.v. j—r -u «,e0 .Corn, |«*r bttshc. Oats, per In slj, 1

ICjLT^T. per //"'ti Ihitter. per 11 aid 10

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K-Cg* )ier du/:i-u .. Putp»r. per n».. I

Medicated Air,

Or Teague's

New Remedy,

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lift VLf*tf*41t'at f~ Will, .m! .. k.

llio Keeot'd of (Jrnver Ctevdund, Showing IUh HohIIIHy to All I.ann Which Are Fnvomjdc to Worklngiuen.

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Tile t-h U. i*. l.i t«-*l iv»* and Free Trade Times, The South Bend Tribune has made a careful examination oi prices of farm and store products, which is of great value in the discussion of tin* tariff question, It shows conclusively how much better oil the farmers arc under the protedive system than they were under the free trade system between 1^10 and 1 SOU. The Trioune has taken the prices from account books, the day books of four farmer*J'urnishing the information concerning the prices of 1CiK. According to the lignivs a farmer sold his produce at the following rates in l."is Wheat, P»*r busltel

... 5-0.Tr14

He bought articles-needed by him at the following prices 1 Stiid. bfiKer Villon........... ... $l .W.Vl llio fl ,, 1")

Hrovvti siiyat 1t 11 (iramilated 0) Hice, p'-r .... 07 (Ireeu tea. .i. poO Syrup. i«-r Dillon.. Tj Salt, |»»r btrrel .-.v.. A.M0 Ut-eralls, pali Calico. ]irr van.1..., p.'W IUeiiched im-liu. per vard Hi 1 s«it granite cups ai.d i^iiieers. ,. 7.*» 1 set plni«s 7 1 s*»t ktnvs and fcrks .. I 1 in 1 Wheat s»ek 30

Totjl ......

Tina iicuuuy rv^rulutoK, rehcroa, rorrectn ami cure*. nt pr. Kllmor*!* tast'KNsAKV. htnclminton, .\. Y. 6 fOP. I^,lti,r.'orlimuh*yHiiKwens!. n/\ Gulilrlo 11 (Mil til Si'ii Fn-u) 55.°® Sobl t»y IlrUKKl^tn.

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he prices ip i.-hS lor produce areas follows: Wh'-ati p-rcord Wood, |K*r cord:: Hay. |..m- ton.. C-orn. p»*r hiishoi Oats, per htishcl

Total .... bile the tanner tieed as loh nvs I St Uili'b.i Ke.r Kio eotp Tun W l-lsrown sngnr,l»i'r V* ranulfit»-c s?it ar. y.'r 11» -1.

Uiei», i* 11 it'ei li Syrup /«1Um Salt, er I ur 1 (ivernlls. jmt pan* ...... Calit |x ird

'Jurcs Catarrh, A»lhmn, .-Throat atnl Lun^ dis-. ••«-•••, lias no "''jual f»a Sick «»r Nervous lltrad.iiht,'.

Sati'-faction guaranHa* 1, if oire»*tions arc fJr»\vttil, or motley re-

5.00 l-.'.OO

HE DENIES THE MALICIOUS ONE-DOL-LAR-A-DAY LIE.

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Pleaelu-il nvudiu. ]M?r vard V. 1 sei granlto cups aud saucers. 1 s«-t grumU* pa{"S. 1 set knives 'arks I dozen haU-pint ttin hlers-... W'h at suk

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Tola! «rh The dillcienco is enormous. In the free trade eri the farmer sold produce at tlic rate of .fd.T? 1-1 for which lie now receives #18,\)7. v. ry nearly double. And he bought articles for which he paid $1-10.21 i-2. which he could now purchase for .^V.1.18.

If you area workingman you should vote f«»r Harrison because he is tho chosen leader (if the party which ha.s tuade all workingmen in this country free, and which is now resisting an organized attempt to reduce the value of labor.

If you area merchant you should vote for Harrison because the wise jioliey and sturdy patriotism of tho party lie represents made this countrysoattractive and prosj'oiou that new customers Mock to it frc»J all parts of the world.

A Kobillve of the |j»te Viro President Ilendrieks, Mr, Wlllimii Meiideivton, I'elieven Pi Keiiit Honorable Kven In Politics.

AVc publish the followingarticli* taken from The Ansonia Sentinel of Connecticut:

When K. .1, Pendh'ton, of Indiana, spoke at the An onia opera house, he revived that old canard about (ion. liar-: rison having said that a dollar a day wsis good enough Tor a workingman, and testified his belief in it. After reading the report of the speech in The Sentinel. Dickernian M. Hasett. of 1'irniingham, wrote a letter to his friend in Indiauanolis, William Heudeivon. and ere-

bt'iiiiicriilir Know-Notbh»i Um. Hon. John Kinerty. in a speech delivered in New York a few flays ago. aid: "When you eonte right down to the Know-nothing business yon will find on inspection that the weight of the Knownothing cry was always raised south of the Ohio and west of the Potomac rivers, rigid in the southern state themselves, and the places which the grossest outrages were committed upon foreigners aud Catholics \vcre tho three Democratic cities of Baltimore, l.ouisvijlo aJid New Orleans."

He was riglu. The*e are historical facts known to everybody, or at least accessible to all who desire to know the facts. The Know-nothing party had its greatest, strength in Democratic states. The givat Know-nothing riots occurred in Democrat ic cities. The bulk of tho Know-nothing voto went to the Democratic party. The idea of proscribing any race, color, nationality, or religion has never found any footing or favor in the Republican party. The Democratic party is the party of proscription.

A !huige:- M^iml—Pi'iuooracy MOHIIH Kroo Trnde. Jmittnl hji the Kxmttirc mcssagr of firci'mlier hisl, Uy the. Jlfilh* biil, hy tin%. (h.batcH in ("OIXJ nufi, ami by the St. it is platform, Ihr Democratic party irilt, if mipporttuf hy the fountry, plaer tht tariff Irurs upon purely revenue basin. Thin in practical free trade—free trade in the Knglinh venae. The legend upon the bail" ne.r may not be "free trade it may be the more obseure motto, Tariff reform but neither the banner nor the irwrnptun in eonelusive. nor, indeed, very important. The nHsaull ituclf \s the. important fact. —11AltltlHON'S XjRTTEJi.

}^|. WiTNKSS. A UAIM)KXUl.'N('KI)

THE A'.ITKOR OF THE DOLLAR-A-DAY LiE GETS HIS DESERTS.

Tho KmI^!oh of 1,:,hor Condemn IMwln (iould :i| III* IiiIioiioiis alooliood*— llr !h A rr:ii-.,ne«l lor '1 rvinij lo Put Ihe Order to IJa«o» I mh —A nenlnc Letter Thill an lit- 1-. odty 1 ndt*i-*«lood.

Last. \\i*el we published the history, origin ami refutation of the "dollar-a-1 day" lie and other falsehoods reflecting on (Jen. Harrison, which were invented and circulated by lalwin F. (build. This man (iould, who is under pay from the Democratic national and state committees to do political lying by abusing even his alleged connection with labor organi-zaX tions. is being denounced by assembly after a^embly of the Knight* of l,alor. Jhit of all the resdlulions to thisetl'oct rume meet the ease bi-tter and show the true feeling of the workingmen toward (Jould more fully than tin? following: A LIAR AMI HIS PALSKHOOPS UoNPKM.YEI).

plv is printed below. Mr. Henderson a Ueiuocrat »f prominence in Indiana, a leading member of the Indianaoolis bar, ami a relative of the late Yice-rresidcnt Hendricks. 1 b-was the most prominent member of tin* cydiimittee of one hundred who brought the ballot-box conspirators of his state to trial and punishment, and it was largely through hi* influence that Allen (». Thurman was made the vice presidential candidate with Cleveland.

What Mr. Henderson, therefore says about the matter is the expression of a democrat of ability and prominence, and llatlv gives the lie to the statement I with which Mr. Pendleton undertook to delude the I cinoernts of Ilerby.

Following is the correspondence: I in 11 -u ••rson. Km l»*difo»apob- Iii'l. I "My 1 )ear Sir-—^Ir. Pemlleton. of vour city, atldre-sed a 1 democratic: rally in this town 11

Jerbv) l.v-t Saturday evening.

He sjKike very )iighl of fieri. II rrison, but at thecjo^e of his address said he never !»elievid lien, liiiniiiii had said a dollar a day was enough for a workingman until be obtained an alHda\ it signed by twelve prominent citi/.cn.^ of Indianapolw who swore that they had heard liiiu uiicr !hr won!:-. Ibmng mccii the' statement in I ictuocr"at ic ]ia{K,is and its

At a meeting of Armstrong assembly, No. K, id* L., hehl at Indianapolis, lnd., o!i the evening of .(ct. 11, ISSS. at which the following officers were present: John Medert, master workman Kdwartl S. Pojm', recording secretary, Michael 'rosby, delegate tj district assembly lot?and member of the legislatives committee of district assembly PHI. and ('. A. Johnson, delegate to district assembly Inii. it was unanimously decided to send the following circular-letter to the Knights of halmr:

SaNTI*.\KY AltMSTKuNI AsSKMHLY, No. Indianapolis, hid., Oct. 11, I8SP.--T0 ALL I\NIiiHTS OF IjAItOIt, (iHF.KTi.Nii: In the interest of our order we believe it to be our duty to call the attention of all Knights of I„a!)or to a circular issued by local assembly 'JiiU, K. of I.i., at (.'ariisteo, N. N ., which contains a letter dated at Indianapolis, lnd., Sept. 10, sealed with the seal of district assembly- Pm». K. of 1... and signed by Kdwin V. (Jould as iwcording secretary of the rame. We do this for the following reason*:

c«»ntradicticn frtun Indianapolis papers. I ilid not suppose any speaker would repeat it in a town like I crby. "i/ist summer 1 showed y.m articles, from (.'ouih ct ic\»t. I'eiuocratic papers telegraphed fr«m Indiana about the lieptiblican nominee lor governor. (Jen. Hovey. You answeied that they were campaign lies sent ea^t for eil'ect. "Is not the statenn nt almut (.Jen. Harrison of the sam? nature "('an the tweive j»roiuiii'nt citizens ln» foundr

We do not believe any of this talk, but thought we would inquire about it. "We received The Indianapolis .Journal of Sept. giving an account of the call mad»* ujMintlen. Harrison by veterans of the campaign of js-io. for which please accept thanks. \Ye mail you a copy of The Ansonia 'Perby Sentinel of (#ct. !. containing a portion of Mr. lVndleton's spcech. 1 am yoiir^ truly. •*I. M. 1 iASSI'TT.

To this le-Mer Mr. Ha sett received the following reply: 1 N'l 1 \N.\ P' iLIS: 1 t\d., Oct. ti, ISSS. *'!•. Ki-—*tt. K-«}. iismrnuh't'ii, t'onsi.: "iMenrSir—1 am in rei-eipt of your letter of the :M inst., stating in sultance that Mr. Pendleton, of this city, ad-dre-^ed a 1 icnnn-ratie meeting in*y«mr town last Saturday, in which he said be never believed (»eil. I lai I ison that dollar a day was enough for a workingman until in- obtained an atlidavit signed by twelve prominent citizens of Indianapolis, who swore they heard him utter the words. "1 have to reply to this that 1 am not a supporter of (Jen. llarri on or a defender or apologist for what he has said or done: but having lived in the same town with hinr for thirty-ii\ey»»ars. and during all that time never heard him accused of a mean act or an unkind word of anyone, rich or poor, and !eing called on by you for the fact of this utterance, I would lie doing him great injustice if 1 were to decline t«» answer your respectful letter. That he ever tittered such a word is not believed by a single respectable Democrat in thcstate of Indiana. "1 have*.been engaged in active business in ibis cily for about thirty-eight years, and have known and now know, all the prominent men of the city, and do not know «d' a single one of ihe socalled prominent men referred to by Mr. Pendleton. This thing is a silly falsehood gotten up for influencing voters abroad, and not at home. The thing is so basely false that tile Democratic state committee and the county committee of this county refuse to give it countenance. "On the i?7th of SeptcJnber J. ('. and II. S. New, as you will see by the two copies of The Indianapolis News ibis day mailed you. offered a reward of jf'J.OOn any resp«*etahle citizen who would make oath to it and placed a certified check for that stun in the hands of Hon. W. H. English, and up to this time no one has appeared to claim tin* reward. So you can set it down as a campaign lie intended to injure a good citizen awav from his home. "Yours truly. "William Hknplhson."

Kirst. P.dwin F. (Jould was not authorized to write such a letter. He used the seal ot district assembly M»i», are! signed as recording secretary not only without authorily. hut without the knowledge of the master workman or members of district assembly 100, or the sanction of the legislative committee.

Second. The Knights of Labor connected with district assembly lull, ami with the local assemblies represented by district assembly 100, did not know of the existence of such a letter till its publication in the Indianapolis newspapers, more than three weeks after .the date it was alleged to have been written.

Third. We denounce and condemn the action of Kdwin F. (iould as wicked and malicious, and doing a great wrong to otirorder. i. being well understood, and part of the law governing our order, thai political action shall not he taken bv an assembly.

Fourth. It is fully understood by the members of the K, of L. in this city that Kdwin F. (Jonld is an unscrupulous*political worker, and that he ha sought to use our order for furthering his political scheme- (,n other occasions as well as this. We understand and fullv believe that he has been and now is in the employ of the Deinticratic party. ami that he low be. into the state of New ork by tin- managers of the said party, to advance the interests of (irover ('leveland and to injure the reputation of (ien. Harrison, and to destroy, as far as possible, the usefulness of our order. Therefore we warn all Knights of 1-ibor everywhere to beware of Kdwin F. (Jotiiil as unreliable and wholly untrustworthy.

Fifth. We denounce as maliciously false the statements made by said Ooul'd that (Jen. Harrison said that "a dollar a day was enough for any workingman," or

"that he would force them back to work if he bad to wade in blot .id up to the tips of ins fingers," or that he "would shoot them (.low.11 as dogs." and other similar statements,,. JoiiN Mi.ir.irr,

Master Workman,

FliWAKp'Si'T'opi:. Recording Secivtarv Armstrong Assembly. No, K. of L. [Seal, (iould slated that'his lies were especially indorsed by the legislative committee of district assembly too. Knights of Labor. It will be observed in thenln»VM that one member of the committee, Michael ('rosbv, denounces him and his falsehoods. The workingmen who thus stamp upon iould and his lies are independent voters. Not one of them is a republican. John Medert, the master workman, strenuously opposed (Jen. Harrison two years ago. when the latter was a candidate for United States senator. It was Mr. Medert who had charge of the interests of Mr. Allen, the Ijibor candidate for senator at that time.

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Tho BUVEBS' GUIDE is issued March and Sept., w.oiich yoftr. It is an ency-

Sgjgclopedia of useful inlor. inutiou lor all who purchase the luxuries or tha ncecssities ol lite. Wo

c:\i\ cluthe you and furninh you with uli :he neeesKiiry r.ud unnecessary appliances to ride, walk, dance, sleep, t*U, ilsh, hunt, work, go to church, oi'.otay at home, and iu variom* sizcu, rtyioH nrul quautiiios. Just tlgure out •\h: r.\ required todoall these thingH COMFORTABLY, nnd you can make lair estimate ol' the value of the BUY-BUS* (XJIDHJ, which will bo Bent Upon receipt of 10 cents to pav post-age*

MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.

111-114 Michigan Avouuo, Chicago, 11L,

J./r(0t The WONDERFUL

flPlUBURG CHArn

Oomluntnfl Parlor. Library. Sinok* lag, Rectlalog, or Invalltf CHAIR.

LOUN&C, BLO. or COUCH. Prlct ivU ip.

We make the l&rRMt variety of

lAd|uiUbla.

Ofcr 100 dt(T»»ront Our

Rtcllnlno. Phvilelam'

and Surqtoai' Opcratlao. Invalid Roltlno, Hammock. OtDca. Library,

Taney Carpet rotdtng. Raid and Ratlaa CHAIRS and ftOCKERS BICYCLES. TRICYCLES,VELOCIPEDES and SELF PROPELLERS. ALL KINDS OF APPLIANCES FOR INVALIDS. RABV fiOACHES

Pateat Automatic Braki

Thnfs the common exrlnmntinn of fhose suffering with rheumatism or kidney tTOuMes. In eitlier disease l'rune's Celery Compound will surely effect cure, nnd there will no longer l«c any cause to complain of "jH«or hacks." inij confinn our claims fc^r thnt jjrand old "Two weeks ago 1 could not sleep was constipated and kidney- did not act, hack. Since 1 took Painc's Celery and I enn sltrep like a child." Zenas

Having been troubled with rheumatism to net around, and was very often con have used nearly all medicines imaginable, tage. Having seen Paine's Celery Com used only one bottle and am jwrfectly lively as a lxy." Frank Caroli, lOureka, Nevada.

on all r.ir.

iii'.vj'c. Wii havo (lihcontiujifl !)jr pUciiiff jour order* itiwt wiiU ihu nsakerti you con »«i. i-i 'rttl t,r i/?». Our ilt-'.iitj nnd PjM-cta! iinruaiii** wii! A^toni-h y«»u. (ii*wln iimlor ft and dflivwrvd fret* r.» uny ixiinl in i*~ S«'tid Hani|» for CqUi!«ku«'. urd of *«m «i-li it for.

I O 14«'»Nor(W i{(illi Siri'ri, lM-.iladcliibiu, l*u.

Hundreds of testimonials like the followretnedy, Pninc&'s Celery Compound more than an hour at a time any night, and had a good deal of pain in the ompound the pain has left my back,

Sanders, West Windsor, Vermont, for five years, I was almost unable fined to my bed for weeks at a time. I besides outside advices, but to no advnnjound advertised, I gave it a trial. I have cured. I can now jump around and feel

Fries, $!.oo. Six for $5-00.

Sold f.y I)iut,cists. Send for S tack Testimonial Paikr.

WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietors.

BURLINGTON, VERMONT.

HARVEST EXCURSIONS

MINNESOTA, DAKOTA MONTANA,

(AUGUST 21,

TUESDAY SEPTEMBAR 11 and 25, OCTOBER 9 and 23.

,A 1

& Manitoba

1'roin St. 1/aul aiul Minneapolis

AT It ATMS

CHEAHER THAN EVER BEFORE.

Points west of Grand Forks in Dakota and Molilalia li.ss ttiuii

0110

fare, no round-trip

ruto bolnu more ihun inclnrflnu t'.reat alls, Montana. Persons dosirhiir to tftko a trip through Northern Minnesota. Dakota or Montana for lh«. purpose of looking ov«t the country, or with the Idea oi selectinca »c*w home within tho borders of the unuidest wheat belt In tho world, anil an agricultural country suitable lor diversified tannine, dairy and stock purposes, Hide well to take advauta^e i»f theho rales.

K«r tnapK and inforination applv to our home ticket auent, to any ayent of the compunv, or

I WHITNKV.

and A, St l'atil, Minn.'

CATARRH

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Cream Balm

Mmsm

1 :i 11 us the

Nasnl 1

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I nllainniaiion, 1 leals the Sores Rest (i tlie Sense- ol" Tate

KAY-EEVER ami Smell., TRY

Tin- crivi:.

A partiolr is applied into tlie nosiri11 iru? is ai rcealle. Prit J' |y mail, to.cni!.. KLY ItIK)^..'yi SVitrrtr. sirci'l. N«tv Yin k'

A I E S

I»i. Vom- Own l»v'His at IInine with

PEERLESS DYES.

Tbey wit: dye •*v»-ry!h nr. Tiu-y are sold evvry where. Pric«» lOe. a pncKaue. to eotors. 1 h.'V have no ejuaJ for strength, PhghtneHS. amount in packaj*-'s or for lastness ofeolor or i.oii-ladiiifj quaiities. They do not crock orsinut. For sale by l,ew Fisijer, T. D.Hrown A »n. Jobn llreaks Sr.. 1 l.i K. Market street, rawfordsville, lnd

O. W. •WKIG-JEIT

,'Sueer.Ksnr to Wright «V Miller]

Insurance, Loan & Real Estate,

Fislior Block, liooni S, Crawfordsville, lnd.,

Having ho.i« iH tlic intuicst in tlie above husiiiL'.-s (J. A. Miller 1 will eontiiiite at the olii ntlifi-. Insurance, tire, life ami accident, with lirM-cla.s- companies, loans made on real estate, without delay, at the lowest rate-- of interest, and real estate sold on reasonable terms, (jood

W ]NT 111 I We want evervhn.lv to come and see our huckhoards, which we will guarantee tirst-classm every particular. Home-made throughout and trimmed by A. S. Hughes. We also have some nice busies. Call at No. 2t aud 213 South (iieeii st.

Kainsev & Patiison.

KVI

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Jlc.or^anlrril IWiV)

USINESS UNIVERSIT

Sortb lVn:»}lT»Dia ^L, Opp. iWofliw.

SEDliAH, EI£3 A C3BCI&, Prlsrlp&la tad Prfiprlatcn. I5cst fAcilities for Ihtsmess, Shvrt-iiand, i'cntjian* ship, Kngli&li ^nd A«'tual Bummcss Training. Itidvvidua! instructinn. Educate for profit—least cxprnlive in time and inoiicy. Attractive City. (Ir.iduatc* hold lucrative pc»$iti-nv A strictly liusmrss school. Open all y.»r. Knter now. Write lo us.

ELEGANT CATALOGUE, FREE.

Plan's Ilenuvly for Catarrh Is the llrsl, Eah:iot lo

.'sr,

mill c'lu-upt-^t.

s..j.l t»v «!f ur iit tiy iiitiil. K. T. Ilu7.i'itiiK*. Wurrt-n, t':».

PAPIR'SS%^

rais

H. W. AVER & aON.uurtmllH.rlz. Ll iw.nu

lis li i:

W A N E

To rsmvuss for tht* ^uu* nf Nursery Stork Steady oinployuiiMiL miarantivd. Salary, and expenses paid. Apply Jit once staling age. K«'fer to this paper.

Chasi: Huns. Co., Koehertcr, N.Y.

Money to Loan

ANP

Ready Made'Abstracts ot Title. Recorder's Office.

o:eiits Wanted!•anvass for the Ijir^est, Ohlefct Kstahltshed, IJkst Known Kitkhi--»jh» in the eountry. Most liberal terms. rne([unlleU Cue 111 ties. (iKNKVA NUKSK11Y. KwlatilUlied in 1K-W. W. AT. SMITH, GENEVA, N.Y.

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