Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 February 1891 — Page 2

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IlicUobnitatcii, whoth-

f] excess of moi'U of mind 01 boi!.i drluk or cipo.- nrc in

Malarial Regions,

will find Tiilt'H J'ill* (lie most srcnlal restorative ever olfered the suffering Invalid.

Try Them Fairly.

A vlsovous body, pur© blood. Ntrong nerves a uil a oiicerful mind will res nit. SOLD EVERYWHERE.

The

Journal!

PR IN TED E VKR SA TURD A Y.

T. M. K. McCAIN, Keillor.

TIRM-

One IIIHIIVIIUCH $1.25

One Y«»r, outside oounl.y.. 1.3(5 Six I\Ioiitln,Jn iidvancc 75

SATURDAY, FEB. 7, 1891.

This Date in Eistory—Feb, 7. JW9

(iraad *11k_• of Taseany and a provisional ,'overiiiuc'iit in

['lichtur. tin i' ::!i!i :iiiiciit, Florence. ini

Omlli Hritisli Indi i.l, author. died in l\ll

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IhMl—K..!kT6 Wulf 1 Jwiii—Two tlnvs" fiLrlititiK around IlatL-iier'.-

Ilun,

Vn.: Union loss l.JbO, Confederate 1,'MJ. INjb -Kthvard Thornton. new British aniiiassndor, am! l.'JiaiDickens received !iv the president. 1S70--Barricades erecieil in Paris, anil riots after tin* arrest It(

.ciiefoi't.

h^o-ined, llK.vaiiiu Jlar'a Mastai• Ferretti. Pope I'iilsl.V. ill Home. atreil KV Jsi—i.iberal aineuJuieiit withdrawn in parliament, mi report of Russian advanee on Coil stanmiviple Yule oasseii day follewin 18S1—Colaery explosion near Cheil. England 17

l.vc'-AI Koslyn. N. V.. yen. Elijah Ward died in li:s (jut.ii year. 1-1 New Vorlrcit.v. Dr. Alfred U. Post died in his SIsi year Jffc'J—Death in Home of Cardinal Mieeishs Ha Ilea

I^doeliewski, tormerlv priin.Ue of Poland,

aged

16S9—Dismissal of United Stab's Consul Ueuerul Sewell at Samoa

HILL

is pending in the House mak

ing it unlawful for any person holiliDg any office by virtue of the constitution or laws of this State to accept a free pass from any railroad or railroad corporation. If it becomes a law it will be tough 011 some of the law makers. H-/

THE Committee to investigate the A flairs of the Northern Prison are the quests of Warden Murdook and are investigating with their eyes shut and their ears stuflod with cotton. Of course it was organized to whitewash and liothii?}, else is looked for.

f''ari!ii!i s" Alliance of itissouri lias a lar^t' contract. It. intends, by

Til-:

taken

co-operuiion aiming farmers, to establish a great manufactory where agricultural laachhiery may be made at such rates as will successfully compete with The American harvester trust ot Chicago If tlie Missouri Farmers' Alliance can io this, what can't it ilo?

Tun fact that the Royal Baking Powder Company made £'100,000 clear money last year, unci still hud an ad. in every paper of any standing in the country, is an argument for the value of advertising which ought to tell its owu story, as to whether advertising is prop erlv to be counted as an expense or as a part of a man's business investment.

IN the sudden death of William Wiudom, the Secretary of (he Treasury, which occurred at isew York on .Tan, 28. the country loses one oi its ablest and wises statesmen, lie has been a commanding figure bolero the public tor the last

LAVI'uty-live

years, aud whether

as a member of Congress, as Senator or as Secretary of the Treasury, he had ever discharged his duty with ability aud fidelity. The country can ill all'ord to lose such men from its councils.

A sijNsiuiiB bill (ins been introduced in the Senate by Mr. Wcliuf-h which provides that in actions for libel there siitill be no presumption of either ex jjret-s, actual or legal malice, from the mere fact of the publication of the Jibol and the burden ol' the proof shall be on the plaintiff. No action fur libel dm 11 "be brought or maintained unless the piaintiJV before bringing suit shall have requested the defendant to publish a ivrraeLion. aud proof of the retraction shall be admissible as evidence. This 1 ili also makes it unlawful for any attorney to bring or couduct any such action for contingent fee or with the understanding that lie is to receive any portion of the damages.

A mail 'viio has practiced medicine for •10 years, ought to know salt trom sugar u-iul what he ssuvs:

TOLEDO,

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10. lhS7,

Iilessis. I7. J. Cheney Co.—Gentlemen:—1 have boon in the general prat tice. of medic ine for must 40 years, and would say that in all my practice and experience have never seen a preparation that I could prescribe, with as much confidence of success as I can Hall's Cataarh Cure, manufactured by you. Have prescribed it a great many times and its effect is wonderful, and would sav in conclusion that I have yet to find a case of Cataarh that It would not cure if they would lake it according to directions. .. Yours ttulv,

L. L. GOKSUCIi, M. D. OU o, 215 Summit St.

We will give $100. for any ease of Cataarh that cannot be cured with Hall's Cataarh Cure. Taken internally.

F. J. CHENEY & CO,, 1 iop& Toledo, Ohio Sold by druggists, 75c.

Happy and Content is a home with"The Ro. Chester a lamp with the light of the morning.

+*r catalogue, -jerite Rochester Lamp Co. New Yorm

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LETTER FRuM MONTANA.

The Olimate—Sheep and Oattle Raising— Prices of Commodities—Salanes of Oouuto Officers-

NORT GJIEATFALLS, Mont. Jan. 23, '91.—Friends old Montgomery have written me fifty-five letters in a mouth, inquiring about this far-famed "Nugget" State. Many of the questions required at loast one year's residence to answer knowingly and I now beg privilege of replying through your valuable column®.

The climate is healthful, curing asthma in its worst stage ind consumption in its earliest. "Old-tuners" tell us that croup is unknown among Montana children and no case hus come under our observation during the twentv-twr- months' residence. However fortunate is he who escapes au attack of "Mountain fever" while becoming acclimated. And rhemntism follows exposure. The sheep herders are all more c.r less afflicted with rheumatism and deafness. Their watching over their very noisv Hock through Spring showers to Winter blizzards brine-it about. The thermometer in the shade registers to-day (Jan. 23) 58 above zero instead of below, as many imagine. With one brief exception Summer has captured and hoUs prisoner December and January. l?ut, as a rule, cold weather begius soon niter Christmas and the bitterest kiud of biting cold prevui's till tlu* middle of February. (Then the last half o) this month is the time to prepare the soil anil sow the seed anil repair the irrigation ditches and clear the barns for a rich harvest). In that short Winter season the air is light and you wou'd not know 'twas -Ki to (10 degrees below zero but for tbe air's cutting the mucous membrane of the nasal passiiges. Two colored gentlemen of the tJ. S. Army froze to death last Winter while trying to walk from Sun River to Fort Shaw, a distance of -1 miles. One must keep indoors during the Winter peri6d or become acquaiut.d With catarrh in its severest form, notwithstanding the fact you have read "annuals" stating the opposite. The iucessaut gentle zephyrs fan away all sultriness (ind sometimes houses when there is not a cloud in sight). Wind? Well, yes, that word is too mild aud inexpressive when you are chasing your hat across the prairie aud best efforts of your spirited horsa are iu vaiu. Umbrella, and parasols are not in fashion.

The agricultural districts are quite limited yet. Close to the mountains where raiu is plentiful, or under irrigation, the yield is heavy. Sun River illey has a grand svstem of irrigation and ou M. L. and H. Ji. Strong's well tilled farms, wheat has reached eighty bushels per acre aud oats one hundred and twenty-five bushels per acre. The second crop of oats is mowed as hay for brief Winter. Irrigation and in-

tie dustry guarantee success. Mrs. Murray tilled (or caused to be) a three-acre arden and marketi her vegetables at the towu of Sun lliver live vears, and with tho live thousaud dollars c.isli receipts bought au improved farm last year. Real estate agents greet a ''tenderfoot" on his arrival, telling him what good crops cau bo raised oa the bench" any season. Aud they have &pecimens of wheat aud oats iu tlieir offices to show the quality. These "bench" snecimens are ne-irly three years old aud will be kei till next "wet year" to renew the supply.

As to stock, immense herds of horses, cattle aud sueep checker the millionacre ranges. Thev trod the deep-cut buffalo paths to the richest pastures aud strongest fountnius, iiud are fat aud gay like the premium stock exhibited at your couuty fair. Auy man of business habits can double his investment in she here iu two years. Some warm battles take place between the cow boys and sheep herders as per orders of former's employers, when their herds aud iiocks meet, because the sheep graze so closely as to ii. stroy the pas tu re for oattio. l)ui you ever draw re lis in a Aiontana sheep camp and note the difference iu herder.-( See that experienced, deaf, greasy, prideless herder standing calmly in the midst of ringing bet s, Jost, lambs, and bleating ewes, directing the movements of his trained dogs! Setthat dog billy a mile to the front turning back the uususpeot.iug sheep to the disappointment of the hungry wolf! Aud there's a third dog running to the General for further orders! Thus the successful herder manages three to seven thousand sheep without worry. On the other hand, the new bewildered, inexperienced, sensitive herder is running at, bmik-ueok speed trying to head off his small band, with club in hand a_d pup at heel! Tho latter loses more sheep in a week than the forme.r iu a year aud commands half the wages. Swine will not thrive up here (it cost us no small sum to learn this.) The An nuals circulated east say "cholera is unknown" which is true, but a disease something like homesickness, takes hold aud your hogs piu», away and uie. Hence pork is imported while ui itt ou aud beef are exported. May we add hero that Hour is another chief import, yet the reader should bear iu miud that M. ntaua is out of debt and now ranks lirsi of tho Union iu mineral wealth.

Well, chickens are good property, never less than $0 per dozen. Twelve dollars a dozen is a common price. Eggs sell at 80 to 10 cents per dozen in summer and are 50 cents a dozen at the present writing. Turkeys seem to know their value, (25 cents per pound the year round) and all die with tho "big-head," some call it "rupe."

The eastern pupils would drop bat and ball to watch tho western schoolboy's favorite game, "The Round-up." The boys urge their claims to be "Roper" and "Hrauder" like you to be "catcher" aud "giver" iu "town-ball." The roper throws his lasso so as to catch the best dodger aud the brauder applies the branding iron till his calf "bellers."

C. C. Ivellisou is teaching the town school und is well-liked by pupil and patron, throwing hio whole vim and pride into tho work as of old at

Round Hill. C. O. thinks the pluok of his pupils commendable. Two seven year old little girls drive five miles to school every morning, bringing their own and pony's meals in the buggy. At the close of school, tho town boys try to "hang on," but with a mischievous smile one little girl, holds the liues while the other is plyiDg the whip and they gallop out of sight. School having begun early will close in a fortnight and the teacher will be in Crawfordsville in three weeks.

Tnere are many Hoosiers in this couaty. The President of the First National ink of Great Falls, the editors of the Tribune, some of the chief merchants, ranchers, teachers, survey ors, lawyers and ablest preacher are all from Indiana.

Money is plentiful yet commnuds n. high rate of interest. Two per cent month or 24 per cent, interest if often paid while 10 per cent, is a low rate Bank deposits (for a oeriod of at least monthi--) draw Gperc-jut. interest. Even grocers doa strictly cash business on largo scale. Bach,Cory & Cc.'s receipls for the mouth of August alouo was thirtysix thousand dollar*.

Lots that sold for £150 six years ago can not be bought for $18,000 now Sucli opportunities for investment are gone, but those lots iu the northeast part of the city selling at from §500 to $700 will advance 100 per cent, in one year, mark it! Between the public school building and the great dam is th place to invest.

This couuty is Republican by a small majority, but Hon. Paris Gibsou is crv dit- with spending §20,000 to make the county 30 Democratic aud secured his own election as State Senator for this couuty, ir.st November. At the opening of the campaigu oue year ago, it was found that there was not a lawyer to take the race ou tho Republican ticket for Prosecuting A'tornev, so a party set out to the mountains 75 miles away "to rustle" one from out of a surveying pirty. Hon. Douglas Martin was brought down and nominated and run like a scared fox. He uow holds the office and is chairman of the central committee. All couuty offices here pay twice the salary of Montgomery, as 1 remember, e. g., the Judge of Circuit Court receives §9,000 per term. But before the Atlieu bovs pick up their "rips" to come here for office, let me state that you are too lute for '92 as two years residence is required to bo eligible for office.

Si-ice Hons. Peter Kennedy and A. D. Kelliso'". have pictured so vividly the scenery of this locality, I'll not attempt. But would like to intrude, later, with some facts on foreign emmigration. Being au enumerator of the receut census (at §180 per month clear) 1 took time to do thorough work, aud find that the choice "claims" given tiie old soldiers as free homes are nearly all taken by aliens whose ancestors iu good part tried to crush our republic Very Respectfully A. T. KELLISON.

N: ROSS.

J. S. Zuck was iu town 'lhursday. John Graves is still very sick at present.

Jim Weaver was at the capital Saturday. James Ryan will have a sale Saturday Feb. 21.

Dr. Brouaugh was at Crawfordsville Saturday. Mrs. D. W. Ronk is thought to be improving.

James Biber and wif. visited relatives here Sund iy. P. M. .Brown and wife were at Lebanon Thursday.

Alonzo Loekhart, of Max, is visiting relatives hero. Qu-te a uutuber were at the county «e Saturdny. 1\ M. Welch and John Peterson are on the sick list.

The meetings closed at the Christian church Friday night O. H. Hull/, of Jamestown, wis iu town Saturdny evening.

A Bibb reading meetiug'was held at the M. church last night. The Midland miil has changed time, going west at 9:37 a. in., east 1:27 p. m.

Tho next Union Sunday school convention wilt be held at tins place Friday, Feb. 27.

A Fortunate ami (Jratel'ul Woman. Mrs J. II. Gil s, of Kverett, I'a., wavi: "I suffered for years from kidney and gravelt'onnies. No physicians or modi.tine at home, did me any good. finally visiUd my former home at .Uonndout. N. Y., and began ubing Dr. Kennedy's Favorite lbnuedy, of Koundout, N. Y. A lew '.voids tell the result. ain a |, rfeetly well and happy woman u_ee more.

The Kirst .Si.ep,

1VT!IU{IS you are run down, can't it. eiiu't sleep, can't think, can't do anything to your satisfaction, and you wonder what ails you.' You should "licod the warniug. you are taking the Ihct step into Nervous Prostration. You need a' Nerve Tonic and in Electric bitters you will find the exact remedy for restoring your nervous system to Its normal, healthy condition. Surprising results follow tho use of this nerve toide and alternative. Your appetite returns, good digestion is restored, and the liver and Kidneys resume healthy action. Try a bottle, Price 50c., at Nye & C'o.'s drugstore.

Tc Nervous Debilitated Icii, ":m* If you will send us your address, we will mail .you our illustrated pamphlet explaining all about Dr. Dye's Celebrated KlectroVoltaic Belt and Appliances, and their charming effects upon the nervous dehililated system, and how they were quickly restore you to vigor and manhood. Pamphlets free. If .you arc thus afflicted, we will send you a bolt and appliances on tri il

YOI.TAICBKI.TL)

Marshall, \lich-

To the Pacific Ooast-

Go to California via the through lines of the Burlington Route, from Chicago or St. Louis to Denver, and thence over the new broad guage through oar lines of the Denver and Rio Grande or Colorado Midland Railways, via Loidville, Glenwood Springs and Salt Lake—through interesting cities aud unsurpassed scenery. Dining cars all the way.

Indianap

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J.THE

CASTORIA

tor

Infants

and

A. Ajumsn, M. D.,

So. Oxford SCt Brooklyn, N. T.

JAMES T. GOTT, Carmi, 111.

Have suffered periodically for years—been treated by the best physicians" without relief—Bradfield's Female Regulator did me more good than all the other remedies.

Mrs. ELIZA DAVIS, Charlotto, N. C.

Have used Bradfield's Female Regulator and can recommend it to all my friends. Miss C. S. WIEMEYER, Denver, Col.

TillADFIELI) RKC.ULATOR Co.. Atlanta. G:i. Sold by all Druggists. Price, St.oo per bottle.

Robert Klsmere,

The minister whom God gave the strength t° pull away from the old churcn, and establish the new brotherhood of Christ, died young, while the eliurch ssill lives. Had he used Milton's Nerve and Luna Food, he might have lived for years to enjoy his work. Ministers take wa-ning, keep'your system up by using this syrup. Sample bottlo free. Nve&Co.

mill N IIKN less i.lOUOIt I. A I!IT—Iu all tii«j t-lt«r4 is hut onn cunt, Or. (luiiii lit*.

It can be given iu a cup of tea or coffee, without the knowledge tif the person taking it., effecting it speedy and permanent cure, whether the patient is ti moderate drinker or an idcoholic wreck. Thousands of ilrw:k ird.s have been cured who have taken the Golden Specific ill their coffee without, their knowledge, ami to-day beli.-ve theytpiit drinking of their own free will. Xo harmful effect results from its administration. Cures guaranteed. Send for circular nml full particulars. Address in confidence, GotiDKN KPKCMFIO Co., 12a Kaee Street, Cincinnati, Chio ili

A Aiiitionai Kevnt,

Thr holding of the World's Fair iu a city scarcely ."() years old will be a, rem'l'ka'de even!., hut whether it will realiv benefit this nation as much as the discovery of the. Restorative N"i vine by Dr. F'tuikliu Miles is doiib i'ul. This is just what the /vnericai: people need to cure their excessive nervousness, dvspepsbi, hettdtiche, di'/./.ines^, sleeplessness, neiralgia, nervous debility, dullI1HS8, co'ifusion of mind, etc. It acts like ii charm. Triiil bottles and fine book on "Nervous and Heart Dis'iises." with unequalled testimonials Iree at N've & CO.'B, It is warranted to oonfain NO opium, morphine

OL'

dangerous drugs.

liemarlcHblc Fact«,

Heart dlsettse is usuallv supposed

McEiree's Wine

Children.

"Cutoria 1« so wpj] adapted to children that recommend it** cuperior to any prescription fawn to me."

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

All

be incurable, but when properly treated a large proportion of cases .-an he cured Thus Mrs. Eltuira Hatch, of E'kart, Ind and Mrs Mary Baker, of Ovid, Mich, were cured after i-uffering 20 years. S n. Liiiburgciv'riigL'ist at San Jose, Ills, says that Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure* whiiih cured ih« former. "worked wonders with his wife." Levi Logan, of Buchanan, Mich., who had heart disease or o0 years, tavs two bottles "made him feel like anew man." Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure is sold and guaranteed by Nye it Co. Book of wonderful testimonials free.

New ltoss.Rrontiuirh a

Careful

and THEDFORD'S BUCK-DRAUGHT are for sale by the following merchants in this county:

Crawfordsville, bow Fl.slier. I). 0. Smith & Co.

Moffett, Morgan & Co.

Mclutyrc-

LEGfutcs

Ladoga,r. D. lii.ldle. New Market. RS Wraj Wave land, W ltobliibon

\VT II

Fullemvldcr v•

Alamo, N. W. Myo rs. Wuynotown W Thompsoo.

Caetoria enrea Colic, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and pramotas 91pestion. Without injurious medlcstkn.

THE CENTATTH COM PANT,77

THE POSITIVE CURE. ELY BltOTHKRS. 66 Warren SU New York. Price 60 eta.

ti ibvV l*

Olri Bryant. & Strattou Scbooi, ,•-f• *vlv& n!ti fit.., When Block, Of "josito rost-Cfflco.**

complete facilities for BUSINESS,'"SROKT-HAN'D,''ENGLISH

boxes waled with blno ribbon. Take no other kind.

%»WijmWOMAN,

Murray Street, B, -jf,

Ct/RE

Si iniversity

CSAPUrtTE.'i IS GREATER THAN THE SUPPLY.

It stands at Ua. head of (..omuierciai .-v n.n.i.. -li.si vum- enter any time elective or prescribed course individual instruction t.y•_« in rye. 'troiii f.-.eulty

Diploma lrct*. at graduation strictly business school in »i unrivaUM oommcrcial con tor si cquipmeiils. anil uncuiialed in the success of iis (jrn.liiates no

ELEGANT. ILLUSTRATED CM/AUJGUE. PSEE. H'7E3 & GF.SORN, PROPM

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

I.Hdle*. ask Drug^iHt for

"""P? 'or particulars, testimonials, and "Keller for Ladle*," in

W iT? •. ame Paper. CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO.,

bold by nil Local DruggUts.

PAID 31 DOLLARS DOCTORS'BILL. paid 31 dollars doctor's bill for my wife in one yenr. and one bottle of Bradfield's Fjmale Regulator did her more good than all the medicine she had t.aken before.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria*

CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. RED CROSS DIAMOND BRAND

PtMNRom ruiiiS

OBISINU AND

GENUINE. The only £nfc, Bare, nni

reliable

Chichf'lrr'B BngtUh Diamond Brand

rill for salo.

in lied und

Gold

All puis in pasteboard boxca, pink wrappers, are danccroaa counterfeit*. At Druggist*, or send na

metalllo

Refute Substitution* and Imitation.

letter,

INTER-STATE

ASSOCIATION OF EXl'Elif SPECIALISTS

Will be at Crawlordsviile, I'liiiiMlay, Feb. 1 1 Consultation and Kxaniimitinii free und strictly conliiiential, in his privtitc parlor* ul the Nutl 11olist,

Dr. Walter devotes his entire attention to ilise ises of the Kye. l-Jar. Throat, buiij-'s and to II Chronic. Private and Nervous Diseases and Delon.-iiiies. as Granulaled bids, Cross byes. Deafness, Jliseliartre at the Kars. Hronelietis. Chronic oiifrh. C.i-iire tbijr neck).Fever Sores and 1 icers, llri^ihi's ilis.-ase, Uheuiual.isni.all Diseases

(,t'

the Kidneys and liladdV,

Heart. Stomach and Nervous Diseases: hon (St, Vitus Dance), Kpilep.sv (Fits), C.euer I Debility. Scrofula, Skin diseases and all di easesdue to bad blood. t.pilep-y «,i- l-'i s, posiiively cured bv New and Never l-'ailiiii Ilemedy. l-'eeiit! Disrusi-!". ()r. W.\ b'I'Fl! also makes a specially of all forms of Ueeta.1 Ill-eases. Piles—Internal and K.vtcrnal. Itehinf.' and ItleciliiiK. Kcctal Cleers, Kis.-ures Fistula--whieh areoficn taken for Net voiis and I.tintr I Diseases. :.!! c::jed if t.nken'in time. Itememoer I cure all forms of Piles without pain, in- 1 t.crrupt ion or detention from business, :md without the use of Knife. Caustic, bijxm lire or Injection. Come aud he convinced. I bndies who are suM'criufr from con plaiiis pecu'iarlo iheir sex can consult the Doctor witli every »s.a.irance of speedy relief and a I permanent cure, wilhout subjectiiifr th 'in to the embarrassing: procedure of an e.\a miation, whicli In nine cases out of ten, is *iccessiiry. Ti.e Doctor panicularly iuvit till cases that tuive been Kiven up by other) hysieiiuis. T( i:i) .i yn oi.D MUX

Dr. ult-'fs: lil li:.|.iran 1 irol'esional I reputation upon the statement that he has discovered a speedy and positive cure for all those siiflVrin from Spermatorrhoea. lmpo teney, boss of .Manhood or from weakness brought on by errors of indiscretion in youth, or over iiuiulfrence in late vears, such us organic weakness, involtmtarv'iosses with the lonu llst of terrible penalties laid bv Natu»e for crimes against, her most sacred ail important laws are friven relief in a short, ime. Helief permanent and absolutooiiresKuaranlccd. All cases strictly confidential.

Small Turner*, Cancers, IVsirts, Sloles, Ktc., removed without acids, knife, pain or scat'. New method. Electrolysis c-atarrh. New Home Treatment, wittraparaius invented by the Dr. Examine it. fnsurssed. Cheap .li/i It A !vn to curse everv en«e o'r Drsepia, Sick Headache, i'iles. Tape Worm, Stricture and Catarrh. f*"~l will srive special attention to difieulf. cases and to cases other plivsiciiils liavc .tiled to cure.

Persons coinliur for treatment will please briim* 1 rom two to four outiee-i of urine for analysis.

DR. LYMAN WALTER.

Western address. 1'oledo, Chio CO NSC STATION KUEK.

Em. SAWDEH'S

ELECTRIC BELT

—-^wrn SUSPEMSBRV

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or KXCKSSK4

IfK Gl*AH- AXTHF to CXJ3Et!E5 by thie NKW

IMPROVEO^^YI^TELFCTRIC BEIT AND SUSPENSORY

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mid

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Electric C'lirrout Felt Itivtanlly, or we forfeit )5,000 in cash. I1ULT

and

Complete

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caaes I'en-

maneotlr orttl in three mouth*. St-nlea n&mphlet Free.

SAND EH ELECTRIC 00. lUtfUSiUfeSt.. CHICAGO, lit

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FIRST MORTGAGEl

LOANS, 1

AT 4 PER CENT Interest $ Payable annnalij

APPLY TO

W.WRIGHT-

Fisher Block, ltooni 8, Crawfordsville, Ind.

$100000 TO LOAN!

7 per cent Annual hirerest

Without Commission.

NO HUMBUC-.

Cumberland &. Miller,

118 West Main Street.

±bZRA G. VORIS

E N I) S 0

At4?.i', (iatid 7 per cent, tiunual interest

ill alo

Ai-!

TRAINIi^G^ETC

elm

rue for positions furt'iis

bv rctnm MalL

Madlion Sqanre,

I'UU.ADKLI'HI.V. I'A!.

Dr. WALTH

Formerly ol the

GREAT NEW YORK HOSPITALS, Now Surgeon ot ihc

superior

furnished. PROPRIETORS.

(too,i Notes

MONEY to LOAN

und (I pel" cent .for rycars.

).. Improva 1 I'arnis in Indlaim. giant you th privilege of paying this money back to us in dribs of $100, or more, at any interest payment.

Write to or call on

C. N. WILLIAMS & CO.,

Crawfordsville, Indiana,

Money to Loan.

Hcrxises anil Lots for Sale aUv, Dwellia^s to Rent.

A-bstracts ot Title and Deeds and .Mort^a^es Carefully Prepared.

ALBERT C, JEN?sS0ft

fioan and nsuranoc rt^oot, A structor mid Conve,#auccr.

1~2 East Main St., Crawfordsville

E. W. REAM. M. D. S.,

DENTIST,

Crawfordsville, Indiana Thomas' New Illoek, 231'/, East Main. Kroriis 1 .tlid (-2.

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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE Hster,

avitiff secured the services of WII.. Weblate of the firm of John.-on & Webster, abstractors of title, 1 mil prepared to lurmsh on short notiH\ full and ronipicto Hbstructs of title to nil lauds iu Moiitfromerv eoiinty, Indiana, at reasonable price" UeetW and morttfafres carefully executed. Cull the Itocor.ler's olllee. ocl.*yl THUS. T. MTNIlAbb. Recorder.

W, E. HCMI'IIUKV.

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Humphrey & Reeves,

A'l'TUl.'XKVS-AT-LAW", and Notaries I'uiilic. 'riw.

Ornbauii Illoek. Crawfordsville, Ind

•S. KKNSKI1Y Notary I'ubll

Kennedy & Kennedy, ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW

CKAWFOKDSVIbbE. INDIANA. Olllce in Ornbaun block North Washinirton St

THEO. McMECHAW, DKiSTTlST,

CHAW I It I )S VI r.i.1-1. IN DI -\NA. euders his service to the public. Motto cod work and moderate nrices."

DFTROIT

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HALF THE COST of hoistnifr saved tosiorelieepers, butchers, lairnerti. machinists, bu ilders, contractors und (jtiiers. Admitted to be the jircatc.-t improvi.'ment Kvorni»de ki tackle blocks. Freight prepiud Wrilo lor catalou-ee. Fultcnlron and Engine Workslist ah, is:,: lu llrush St ..Det toil,

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COUGHS and COLDS.

SGc. and $1. at all druggists.

E» SORM & SONS,

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ProprletcrSj

PROVIDENCE, R. T.

TBADE Sl'I'I'MEDliy ROSS GORDON, a a In

REDUCED TO 25 CTS.,

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Making Linen, Printing

Ctiras, etc. Contains th ee aIphabcts of Rubber^ tyfe, Type holder, bottle indelible ink ^ink fad and tweezers Put up in a neat box. Drummers Wanted to travel on Salary. Cir culars Fret.

MERCER & CO.

629 W. Market 8t. Louisville, Ky.

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