Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 July 1892 — Page 7

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MIDDLEAGEli

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SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1892.

Two Truths.

"Darling," he said, "I never meant To hurt you," and his eyes were wot. "I would not hurt you for the world.

Am I to blame if forget?" "Forgive my selfish tears!" she cried, "Forgive! I knew that it was not Because you meant to hurt we, Sweet—

I knew it .was that you forgot!" But all tlie same, deep in her heart Knnkled this thought and rankles yet— "When love is at its best, one loves

So much that he cannot forget." —Helen Hunt.

», orld's Fnlr Buildings.

Architects all over the United States are exhausting their ingenuity in efforts to suggest appropriate designs for tho buildings which will represent their respective states at the \yorld'tj CQlvjmbiau exposition. Among the buildings recently contracted for at Chicago are those of Missouri, Massachusetts and Ohio.

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THE MISSOURI BUILDING.

The Missouri building will bo of the Spanish renaissance style. Tho first floor will bo given up to administration parlors and offices and the rooms of the advertising bureau. There will also be telephone, telegraph and postoffice. A large auditorium, with reception rooms for ladies and gentlemen, will occupy tho rest of the first floor. Nothing but Missouri material will be used in the construction of the building.

THE MASSACHUSETTS BUILDING. The Massachusetts building will be an exact facsimile of the old Colonial home of John Hancock. Tho cost will be about $G5.U00. One feature of this building will be a room devoted to historical relics, of which the valuable collection of the Essex institute, of Salem, will form a part. The style throughout this building, including the finishing, ill bo old Colonial.

THE OHIO BUILDING.

A particularly characteristic building will be that of Ohio. It will be north of the Wisconsin building, west of the art galleries, and will face south. It will be 100 by 80 feet. It will be in old Colonial style, and will be one of the most attractive, though-by no means one of the largest, state buildings on the exposition grounds. The special feature of this structure will be tho roof, which is to be covered with tin manufactured in the Piqua (O.) factory, where Governor McKinley helped make the first plates during tho campaign of 1891.

EPICUREAN MORSELS.

Tlie Eskimos

last week.

are fotul of eggs not yet

hatched, but about to be. The value of the oysters consumed in London yearly is about ••S'J.000,000.

Snails were highly esteemed by the Romans, and in tlie Sixteenth century the Capuchins of Freyburg possessed the artof fattening

t.heni.

The gastronomic law that oysters should not be eaten in the months without an "r" in them was laid down by a person named Butler nearly 3U0 years ugo.

Tlie

USE of horseflesh as an article of !ood has made great progress in Paris, where about 1,000 horses per week are said to be slaughtered, the animals even being imported for that purpose. The snail is becoming another fashionable article of diet in France.

Attention Sotisof Veterans! On July 5th and 6th the Vandalia will sell round trip tickete to Fort Wayne at one fare on account of the encampment of Sons of Veterans. Good to return including July 9th.

J. C. HUTCHINSON, Agent.

Strong rrtmesses.

Among the thousands of testimonials of cures by Dr. Miles's New Heart Cure, is that of Nathan Allisons, a well known citizen at Glen Rock, Pa., who for years had shortness of breath, sleeplessness, pain in left side, shoulders, smothering spells, stc. one bottle of Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure and one box of Nerve and Liver Pills, cured him. Peter Jaquet, Salem, N. J., is another witness. For twenty years suffered with Hea. Disease, was turned away by physician^ as ncurable, death stared him in the face, could not lay down for fear of smothering to death. Immediately after using New Cure he felt better and could lay down and sleep all night, and is now a well man. The New Cure i« sold, also free book, by Nye & Co. 4

Children Cry for

Pitcher'sCastoria..

A I A O O new girl ut C. W. Kimler's

A bran

clerking for F. W.

Willis Moore is Campbell this week. Frank Elston is off the road and taking a much needed vacation.

Dr. Berry man is attending the State convention at Fort Wayne this week. M. D. Smith, an old timer, but now of Nebraska, is here visiting his old friends.

The Masonic brethren had a quiet little festival on the night of Friday June 21tli. r:

Prof. Chas. McClure and family, of Brookville, Ind., are here visiting among old friends.

S. G. Kersey and E. T. M. Gitfin took in the Chicago convention and report it a big affair.

The coldest, gloomiest and darkest day ever seen in Darlington was the day the Chicago nominees were announced.

Campbell Sz Snyder are at Bainbridge this week with their trotters, Elk Maid and Efli S, where they go in the races the fourth.

A big crowd was in attendance last Sunday and witnessed a very impressive memorial service given by Glen Lodge, No. 1-19, I. O. O. F., at the cemetery.

All persons interested in hearing the old eagle scream one of her loudest screams are cordially invited to be in Darlington July 4th, 1892. Bring your dinners as it is an all day scream. Rev. Samuel Godfrey has positively promised to be here. The Sunday schools, both military and civil orders, citi/.enR on foot and in carriages will form the parade, bicycles, sack, wheelbarrow and foot racing will be a part of the amusements, while prizes are offered fcr the heaviest man and heaviest woman and the heaviest couple, man and wife, to the man and wife presenting the largest family of children and a host of different attractions to be concluded with a b:g display of fiae works in the evanmg.

Saturday night last three young men representing the towns of Crawfordsville, Ladoga and Garfield combined to run this little town. Our marshal kindly invited them to go home to their mothers, but they would not even after he had got them in their buggy. As a last resort he took hold of one in the buggy by the collar and invited him out. The driver, too smart for that, struck the horse with the whip but forgetting to touch up the marshal at the same time the marshal simply stood still and out came Garfielci, his face striking the wheel and almost severing his nose from his face. But under the skillful hands of Dr. Dunnington he will be able to appear before his honor, Esq. Armstrong In a few days. Boys remember that when you fool with our little marshal you fool with a buzz saw.

Decorated the Tippeounoo Graves. LAFA YHTTK, lnd., June 27.—Five thousand people assembled at the battlefield of Tippecanoe Sunday afternoon to decorate tlie graves of thirty-seven soldiers who fell there November 7, 1S11, in the battle fought by Gen. William Harrison with the Indians. This is the first time since the battle that these graves have been strewn with flowers, The ceremony was under the direction of the Tippecanoe Memorial association, an organization formed for the purpose of securing congressional appropriation for erecting a monument over the graves of T.^SE heroes. Gen. Malilon D. Manson, of Crawfordsville, and S. Valor, of this city, were the principal speakers.

For tlie Chlckumituga Monument. INDIANAI'OI.is, Ind., June 27.—Gen. J. T. Wilder, leader of the famous brigade which fought at Chiekamauga, was Saturday authorized to contract for a monument to be erected on the battlefield. Tlie shaft will be of white limestone taken from the battlefield and will be 110 feet high. It will be ascended bv means of a spiral stairway constructed entirely of iron, which will open at the top into a steel balcony three feet in width. A safe will lie built

•lands.

"Well

the base

ment with compartments for each regiment. to be used for whatever purpose they may designate. The names of the regiments and batteries will be inscribed upon tablets of white marble. The monument will cost, 825.Olid. The site selected is

oil

the scene of

active en

gagement. IT is proposed to have the shaft ready for unveiling at the brigade reunion on the battlefield, September 15 aud 10.

lmiiutm Music Touchers M« (t RICHMOND, Ind., June 25.—At th« meeting of the Indiana State Mush Teachers association on Thursday the following officers were elected for tht ensuing year: President, Max Leek ner, Indianapolis secretary, \V. Stables. Richmond treasurer, Juliac Smith, Lafayette programme commit tee, Miss Flora Ilunter, of Indianapolis Miss Josephine Large, of Fort Wayne executive committee, J. A. Zeller, o: Lafayete J. E. Hershey, of Marion Miss Mary Webber, of Richmond. Tht next annual meeting will be held ir

the Indiana world's fair building a1 Chicago. Population Statistics.

WASHINGTON, June 27.—The primai result of the first detailed count of the population of the United States, according to the returns made under the eleventh census, show an aggregate population of 02,022,250. Males, 32,007.S80 females, 80,55-1,370 native born. 53.372,703 foreign born, 0,240,5-17. TLU population as a whole increased during the decade from 1SS0 tolSOO, 12,-100, 40 I, or 2-1. SO per cent.

Relieved Himself of il I,l/.zurl. SEYMOUR, Ind., June 2S.—To relieve a peculiar distress in his stomach, from which he had suffered long and intense

ly, Dr. E. M. Booth Monday swallowed a strong emetic and very soon afterward vomited up a live lizzard 0 inchcs long.

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Man-o-wa treats with unequaled success all Chronic and Nervous diseases. Ho especially asks those who have been treated with strong, poisonous drugs to visit him and receive such treatment as Nat tire intended should be used for the relief aud cure of sickness, Hy the proper use ol Hoots, Marks, Herbs and Plant more cases can be cured and more relief given than by any other method.

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DKOPSY AND KIDNEY TKOUl!LE.-Dro| sy can be cured by vegetable lemedies, but by no others. Moating ol '.lie abdomen, pull under the eyes, swelling of bands and feet, ar dropsy. If taken in time this condition I curable.

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Farmers Attention.

Grartite and Marble Monuments

Lower than evir before. Don't ouy from peddlers, lut. come and iet them at first cost, also have in stock a fine lot of Slate Mantels Yv hich will )e sold away down. Call and see them and get trices.

F. C. Bandel.

Corner of Green andPike Streets, Crawfordsville, Ind.

Such Rejoicing

"pMol'SANDS OF PEOPLE from nil parts A id lie jrlolKMirc sinpInK tIn praises of Prot. Ridley's Stomach Renovator, or ll i-. llie inly lllootl Purlller on the market 1 liat will mrry oil the impurities ol tlie blood through Hie proper eliunnels, and not out. through the pores oI theskin as others do.

It cleanses, purities, tones and builds up the system and makes the «euk strong. It is a positive etire for

Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Chronic Stomach Trouble, Kidney Trouble and

Hripht's Disease (m first stago),

Catarrh and Neuralgia of the Stomach, Liver Complaint and Heart Trouble, Ijoss oi Appetite and Sleeplessness.

It. Is palatable as milk. For side by NYU & CO., DrufiRists, Crawfordsville, lnd. Who will wholesale and retail this medicine. I'rof. (J. Wellington Kldley, proprietor and iininutaeturer, -Iti College street, DanvllliIllinois. May I I,

OMMISSIONKKSALHOF K1JAL I0STATK,

Notice Is hereby jtlven that, on and alter

.. will soli at private sale lots No. .I-., in »V in, .1. lnlow's second addition to the town ot New lloss In Montffomery county, Indiana.

TEUMS:—Onc-tbird cash, one-third insi.v and olio-1hlrl in twelve months. Notes to igiveil with i» pop rout, interest forlelerred pnyinentrt to lie scoured by mortgage on tlie premises sold. .IDIIX INI.OW, .nine is. Commissioner.'

g'l'OCK MOM) UK'S MKKTINC.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Crawl'ordsvllU- Collin Company will be 'lil ut .the nlllceol the Company oil Tuesdav ontnjr, .Inly ."th, lSP-j, at, 7 p. m„ for tlie eel Ion ol seven Directors and such other isiness as may properly come before It 1 {v 'dor of the Hoard of Directors.

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H. K. IJU YANT, Secretary.

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doors N. ol "ourt house. Agent

A N A I A I N E

TISXE TABLE

In Effect February I, 1892.

Trains Leave Crawlordsville Ind

I'OHTHE NORTH

No. 2, Ex. Pun, K:lti a. 111. lor St. Joseph. No. 54, Ex. Sun. II:lH p. m. lor South Helid. No. i(, E.v, 2.:i:i for St. Joseph.

KOKTlUii-OrTH.

No. .1 Ex. Sun. !t:44 a. m. for Torre Hauto No, _.)JI Ex. Sun. 5:"() p. ui. lor Torre Haute No. o5, Ex., 8.11 p.m .lor points west, south.

Tor complete time card, giving all trainsand stations, and lor full Inhumation as l'i'r rates, through cars, etc., address

J. C. HUTCHINSON,

Agent,

Crawi'ordsville, lnd..

•J. 1. CHKSI)ItOlj IF, Ass't General Passenger Agent. ST. LOUIS.

i-1 $ tip]

-Oj_LO«inyiiir. NCWAIBAHY*Ci ICATOJ^I-)-

DIRECT LINE To all points

North and South—Chicago and Louisville.' Through Route to Western Points.

Solid Pullman

Vestibule Train Service BETWEEN 7-

Clncago-Louisville. Chicago-Cincinnati.-'-'' Crawfordsville Tmie-Tub'o: N 1HTII— SOl'TIl—*•••"'• :r5 a .. o5 ,t

r, ,, 1:10 pm H. S WATSON. Agent.

Big 4

Route.

jOlevelancl, Cincinnati, Chicago

St. Louis

Wagner Sleepers on eight ruins. Host mod ern day coaebosi all trains. Connecting with nolld Vestibule trains at Ulootnluglcn and Peoria to and from ssour river, Denver iwrd til" Pacific eons:..

At Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Springfield and Columbus to/tnrl trum the Ensi.ern and yja hoard cities.

TRAINS AT OUAWl'OKUHVH.r (IIIINI 'A KS 1\ No. tl mall W:"T No. 7 mull '1 1 2 :ii No. 17 Trail 1 :-l(» No. 3 Erpre il -c •.lN«i r.AST. No.12 Mull No. :l E.xpr- 'is No. IS Mull ...

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