Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 October 1890 — Page 4
HIE GKEENCASTLE DAILT BANNER AND TIMES, OCTOBER B),
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'Court. <io hereby certify that the Democratic iwirfy of the6tateof ipomna Iihh made the follovsinjj nominatiotia for .State otiices. to he vote<i t 'I' I 111. .. .. *■ 1C. l > L.'(W t
Terrible Particuiars of the
Peasantry Outbreak.
THE CAUSE 01’ THE TROUBLE.
j for on Tueedny. *he 4th day of November, 1890, on i Iihh adopted tlie Hooeter i»h a device inuier j winch eaid liHtof cHudidatee shall he printed, na ! hot forth in a certificate liied in ihet'lerk'a oiiicc
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('lerk’B Office, Putnam Circuit Court, (ireenoHHtle. Indiana, Oct. 1:3, 18WU. To the Vetera of Putnam County. Indiana: 1. John W. Lee, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court, do hereby certify that the Republican party of the ptnteof Indiana has made the following nomination* for State offices, to he v ted for on Tuesday, the 4th day of ovember, 18W0, arid hae adopted the PmkIo ms n device umier which said bet of candidate*shall he printed, a* eet forth in a certificate filed in the Clerk’s office as required by law, to-wit:
Clerk's Office, Putnam Circuit Court. Oreencastle. lndi;tna, Oct. 23, 18*K). Tothe Voters of Putnam ounty. IndiaoR: I. .11 ,ii o W. ( l"> III (fa* flit DMB ' ircmt Court, 'lo lierebjr certify ttl.t the 1 roUlution iiHrty of tho MhI.i of hulUna hui in*ile the fill lowiriK i.oruumtione for htite offices, to he voteit for on I iie-ilsy. the Uti .lio of NoTemtsT, l-'.kl. nnil loth Hilnpteil the Kieinu Sun ue u ilevic. umli r which said list of can idates shall he pnnlen asset forth in a cert f.cate tiled in the Clerk office as required by law, to-wit:
Clerk’s Office, Putrmm Circuit f’onrt, (ireeli astle Indiana Oct 23, 189U, To the Voters of Pnuiaui county, Indiana: J, John W. Lee, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court «lo hereby certify that tho People’s party of the H>ate of Indiana has made the following nmninationH for State offices, to he voted for on Tuesday, the 4th day of N« vember, 1M1K), ami has adopt ml the Plow and hammer as a device umier which said hat of camlnlateH shall ho printed, as set fo-th in a certificate bled in ihe Clerk’s office, as required by law, to-wit:
Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and levers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. < louisnue, ky. new romc. a.t
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For Secretary of State, CLAUDE MATTHEWS.
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For Judge <»f the Supreme Court. r>th Dietnct, JOSEPH A. l^. MIW'HELL.
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For Attorney-General,
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ALONZO G. SMITH.
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For Clork of the HiRirpnie Court, ANDREW M. SWEENEY. For Suiiprirtenilent Public Inetructioti. HERVEY D. VORIE8.
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F.irChiet Bureau of Ktatiatics, WILLIAM A. PEELLE, Jr.
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In witnePB whereof I hereunto pot my hand anti seal of paid Court, at Greencastle. this 22rd
day tif October, 1800. JOHN W. LEE, Clerk.
Clerk'n Oflice. Putnam Circuit f^ourt. Gree!H*aH'le. Indiana, Oct 28,1890. To the Voters of Putnam County. Indiana:
i. John W. Lk*, t lork of the Putnam Circuit Court, do hereby certify that tho Democratic parly hns made the following nomination« for Representative in CongiepH, Prosecuting Attorney. Joint ItcprcHcmiitive and County otf ees, to he v<*f* *1 for on Tuesday, the 4th day of Novem her. 1MJP. and haa adopted tho Koopter as a device ninler which said list, of candidate 8 shall b<' printed, as set forth in a certificate filed in the Clerk’s office ue required by law, to-wit:
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London, Oct. 30.—A dispatch from Vienna says that tho Russian authorities at St. Petersburg and * )dessa are making every efforts to suppreu the circumstances connected with th ■ onthreak of the peasantry i:l Southern Kussia. The revolt is said to have originated in the stringent enforcement : of the conscription, from which the rich landholders find ways to secure , exemption, and in tho cruelties exercised upon the peasants by tho petty officials with the view of breaking the spirit of the people. The elders of village*, men held in veneraiion by their neighbors have been j brutally flogged for small alleged : olien-es, and the knout has been used ; on the slightest pretenses. The outbreak originated near Zmiov, about fifty miles from Kharkov, being prompti etl by s one act of judicial cruelty not ! fully known. The peasants not having firearms, seized any weapons at command, drove the magistrates from ihe place and began a cauii aign of murder and arson against the officials and the aristocracy. The first detachment of troops sent against them was defeated and forced I to retire, and Gen. Dragomiroff ordered six regiments of infant y and two of cavalry to the scene. They at last ac- ' counts had not yet encountered the peasants, said to be swollen to vast numbers and very resolute, though badly armed. Church Trouble's. St. PKTEUsnriio, Oct. 80.—It is stated by Tho Journal do St. Petersburg that in the dispute between the Greek patriarchate'and the porte, tho latter in seeking to apply the common law disregards the fact that the provisions of ihe Ottoman code are not applicable to a Christian community. The Russian government. The Journal says, having \ at heart tho interests of the Greek orthodox church, confidently hopes that the stops taken by the Turkish government will result in speedily ending the present critical situation. The paper further says that tiie patriarch, relying on these steps, ought to reopen " tho churches, which should never have been
closed.
Trying to Pr.'vcuit Immigration. Sr. PcTEitSEVitii, Get. 30.—Tho Russian government has redoubled the strength of the guards in the Prussian front, r in a determined effort to prevent Polish emigrants from leaving the country, ’i he refugees who succeed in eluding the guards tell stories of cruelty on the part of the guards difficult to credit, though many of them 1 ear the marks of the kuout and the bludgeon, and plainly suffer from the effects cf
fatigue and exposure. Tito Greeks Not Hatisflptl.
London. Oct. 80.—Vienna advices state that the downfall of the Tricoupis ministry in Greece has aroused alarm at Sofia, and i- received with anxiety in Vienna and Berlin, as show ing that the Greeks tire not satisfied with the status quo and may resort t > violent measures to regain lost ascendency in the Turkish
prov iuees.
KoycottcU (utile. Conic, Oct. 80. —The sailors on the coasting steamer Finnbarr, now in this port. v» sterday refused to work if boycotted cattle, which the steamship company had contracted to carry, were taken on boat'd. The company forwarded the cattle to their destination by train, paying tho cods of such trans'-
portatton.
«pniilal, riinl.tcr to IVa.liIr.gtou. Madrid, Oct. 80.—iSenor Miguel Juarez
Guanes, now Spanish consul general in New \ ork has been appointed Spanish minister of the United States in place of Senor Muruaga, resigned, who has represented Spain in Wushing-
toh since i'-SG.
Mqide.tffi By Moonlighter*.
Drill in, Oct. 30.—A girl named Flanagan and her mother have been m irdered by moonlighters in County
Clare.
BREWING CONTRACTS VIOLATED. Action Brought in the Uultod States
Court for Redress.
NT.w York, Oct. 30.—John P. Grant, of .Michigan, brought an action yesterday in the United States circuit court against Samuel P. Scott, of New York, touching a violation of two brewing contracts, of which breweries the defendant :s receiver, one cause of action in his bill of complaint is against the Crescent Brewing company, carrying on bt.sines, in Indiana, under the laws of which state it was reorganized, and the other is against the L uton Brewing
cempanv, < f i ffiio.
The plaintiff entered into various contracts with t ie companies mentioned agreeing to take their sn ck tor a valuable con ’deration. He claims that they violated th -ir cont-a ts, and in ease of
notion against tin Cio-. O It c mpany 2. If ymi want to Tots a straight ticket, so Ns to n c 'I ■ •' S -'I.O.JO, and against the stamp tho aqnaru to tho left of tho name of tho Other lor nl r..0'0. icirty for whoae'candidates you wish to Tote.
For Soerotury of State, MILTON TKUSLEU. For Auditor of Htato, IVAN N. WALKER. For Treasurer of State, GEORGE W. ITXLEV. For Judge of theSnprome Court, •">th District, liOUERl W. 'IcBClUE. For Attorney-General, JOHN W. LOVETT. For Clerk of the Supreme Court, WILLIAM T. NOBLE.
turn. JAMES If. HENRY.
JOHN WORRELL. For State Geologist, JOHN M. COULTER.
In witnesa whereof I hereunto set my hand and Hi ll'of and oiirt, at Greencastle. this JJd day of October. 18DU, JOHN W. L E. Clerk.
Clerk's Oflice. Dut.n.-im Cir.-uit. Court, Oreenoastle. Indiana, tjet. :t. Hyo. To tho Vote re of Eutnaui Count,. India mi: i. John W. Lee. Clerk of the 1'utDaoi t'ireuit Court, iln hereby certify that toe ttepubl.ian party has made the folio, icg nominal ions fin Representative in Copgreat., t’roeecnl.m: Altorney. Joint Representative and County otiices. to he voted f.ir on Tuesday, thetth day of Novemher. istm, and has adopit.il the E ,gle as a ilsvice under whieh said h-t of ciitididi le-i shall he printed, as set forth in a eeititiraie I I-d m the Clerk’s office as required by law, to win
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For Representative in Congress 5th Congressional District, UEORi.E W, COOPER. 1 or Prosecuting Attorney. RUb J irdicial Circuit. FRANK A. HORN all. For Bepresentative, Putnam
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FRANK D. ADER.
For Joint Representative. Putnam, Clay and Munt^ornery t’onnties. niicii\t.L j. Carroll. For Clerk of Circuit Court, DANIEL T. DAUNALL.
For County Auditor. GEORGE M. BLACK. For County Treasurer,
WILLARD A. BOWEN.
For Recorder,
DANIEL S. HUBST.
For Sheriff.
WILLIAM B. VESTAL.
For Coroner.
THOMAS W. MoNKFF. For County Surveyor, JAMES F. O'BRIEN.
For County Commissioner, 2d
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JOHNS. NEW GENT.
For County Commissioner, 3d
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SAMUEL E. FARMER.
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p’or Representative in Congresa, 5th t'ongr.-K n i<»nal District, JOHN U. DUNBAR. For Prosecuting Attorney. 13th Judicial Circuit, ALBERT PAYNE.
For Representative, Putnam, < 'cunt v. ALEXANDER BRECKINRIDGE.
F”r Joint Representative Putnam t’la ari' .Monrgon'cry tdiunties,
THOMAS M. BUCK.
F’or Clerk of Circuit Court, ADDIS JN D. CHEW. For County Auditor, ENOCH L. FOXWORTHY. For County Treasurer. RICHARD LLOYD. Fur Recorder, JOHN GILMORE.
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For Sheriff. ALFRED WATSON. For Coroner, JOHN MoALINDEN. Foi Cour.ty Surveyor, ARTHyK THROOP. For County Commi'sioner. 2d District, BENJAMIN D. CARVER. For County Commissioner, 3d District, AMER1UUS E. JONES.
In witness whereof 1 hereunto set. my hand and seal of said Court, affixed at Grt-bncastlo,
tins 23d day of Oetohor, laio.
JOHN W. LEE. Clerk.
E list rile lion to Voter*.
1. You must get ! your bHllots of the polling
clerks in the election room.
t'c Hilly Treasury itohbed. Ojiala. Keb , Oct. 80.— A special from Olivet, IS. Dak., says: Last night a t-obboty was oliected in the Hittchinsou county treasury nt tliis plai-o. Ihe biirghu made a hole through the brick wall of the vault untl s.-cuted eptrance. The outer doors of the sufe, which was in the vatiit, had iicc-i left opt n, and the inner doors were opened by blowing the,lock to pieces with pi.wder. In a 6i ,all wooden drawer was ...827 in cash and f. .‘.800 in wan; : ts, which were taken. In aiioth'.;’ safe, which the burglars failed to open, was idi.uoo. I'xct llent Whiilo Cuteli. N: v. B Di tdin, Mass., Oct. 30.—13ispatches received hero gi the latest reports from the Arctic fleet of winding ve-sels, and state that the fee: has taken to > cr. fi ninety-three whale's, or m arly twice a.» many as were taken last year.
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jlvow f.-i/to .*■ • '• eii.’. i,;.’.-ei’!i v< A.lTr<’..i', MilaRua Co.. LU a l ' ^, 1 orUitaii, * - .i.uo
Another Oil Dirftr^i’t in Ohio.
Blufktok, ()., (Jot. 80.— A wildcat oil well at Bluffton flowed over the der-
rick at e m feet in the sand, d
Oping a lar^e Oil field between Findlay q.vfncp, n utiiaiG or spoil yuiir ballot, return it and Lima. CiUzcns enthubia^tic* py i uioiks and yet a now ballot.
If you do not wish to rote a straight ticket, then do not stamp the square to the left of tho name of your party, but stamp tho square to the left of the name of each ( candidalo for whom you <li wire to vote, on whatever list of candi • (hitoh it may ho. 3. Do not mutilate your ballot, or mark it. either by scratching a name off or by writing one on tho sqtiuro or squares as before raor,tioned. Otherwise the ballot will not be
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i, Aftor Stamping your [ballots, and before lowing the booth, fold them separately, so that the face • f them cannot be seen, arid ho that tho initb.i leftoi’H of the rihraes of tho polling cleiks on tlo' back thereof can bo seen. Then hand y.nir ballots to tho inspector, the stamp to tho polltn.fr clerk, and leave tho room. r>. If you are physically unable to stamp yo r ballots or cannot read I'ngii&h. ho inform the polling clerks, and toll them how you wish to vote and they will slump jour hul.’ots firryeu. put the voter and clerks should not permit urij other person to hear or see how tho ballots are
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fi. If yon slionld accidentally or by miatako,
In witness whereof I hereunto sot my hand and sod of hr id Court, at (4 reeo castle, thin 23d day of October, 1MM. JOHN W. LEE. Clerk.
Fro. i Prohibition Ticket. ■ • For Becretary of State, i Pno. : • BRAZILLAl M. BLOUNT. • • For Ai-.Jifor of State. : Pro. • : ABRUI.U1 HUNTS1NHEB.
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For Treasurer of State, ELI J. ROBB.
For JuJge of tl-e Supreme (’ourt,
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For Secretary of State, MARTIN V. KINDLE. : For Auditor of S at . I I'Eol 1 : • j JAMES M. JOHNSON.
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For Treaeurer of Slate, I AIA H N. MILLER.
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For Attorney-General, SUMNER W. HAYNES,
For (’Jerk of the Supreme I'ourt,
CHARLES L. JESSUP.
For Superintendent Public Instruc* r .«>m. LEAN HER CRIST.
: For Jiulge of the Supreme Court, ! : Prop i 5th Di.trict, JOfl.N S. BENDER. : : For Attorney-General, ;PeoP : i •: WILLIAM PATTERSON.
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For Chief Bureau of Statistics, FRANK DuSOUCHET. For Stete Geologist, JOSEPH MOORE.
In witness whereof 1 hereunto set ir.y lm”il and ennl of sHiti Court, at Greeucastle. tins 23.1 day of October, 1^90. JOHN W. LEE. Clerk.
Clcrk'BOlP.fo. Putiin’ii Circuit (’ourl. Greemoi.st lo, Inditum, Oct. 23. 1810. Toihn Voters of Pulniun County. ItKiltma: 1. John W. L<m». CU rk of th«‘Piitnnin Circuit<’ouit, do hcif liy certify that the Pro hibitlon party h is imid*» t ho following nouiiimtions for KcprcHMitMtivo in <'ongress. Pros c'eutii’g’A1 toriicv. Joint Kcprescntuti vc an«t 'Jounty offices, to he \ otod fo on Tuesday, ttie 4t Ii day of November. MM. and has adopt ed the UNing Sun hh j* device under which said list of candidatr s shall be printed as set fort h in a ccrliflcutp HUmI in the Clerk’s office, us required by law, to-wlt;
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For Clerk of the Supreme Court, HFNJAMtN F.BT11EKT.
• For Superintendent Public Instruc•Pbop * t i(»0. • | WILLIAM F. WHITNEY.
For Chief Bureau of StatiPtics, i Prop : : JOHN W. SHOCKLEY.
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For State Geologist, EOWAKO S. POPE.
In witriovs wli r«M)f I li^rounto set my hand and seal of seid ‘ *urt, f.t Gitrcncuslle, this 23d day of October, lal'O. JOHN W. LEE. Clerk.
Clerk’s Office. Putmun Circuit Court, (ireci castle. Indiana. OcM . 23. 18U0. To the Vot. r.- of Cutnuui County. IndniUH : 1. John W. Lee, Cm-ik of the Putnam Circuit Court do hereby certify that the People's party has n ude the following: nomination ior Kepiosentativo in Congress, tube voted tor on Tuesday, the tth nay of November, 18P0, and tins adopted the 1 low and Hamtr.ernsn oevice under which sn i list of caudidi t *s shall be printed, as set forth in n certitteute liied in ihe Clerk’s office as required by law, to-wit:
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■ • Far Roirn ffiUntlve In fongt-ess, • Pin. : 5tli '‘in ■ rt’sslo'inl Hii-trlot, i | WILLIAM It, SHELT.
For IK presontiitlve, Putnnm . 1’no. • Count.. WALTER A. WORKMAN.
• For Joint Rpprt’iit-ntntivo. I’ntnnni, i I’Mo. : Clay nail .M'liitgi.u orv Countl.’S, i JOHN J. DARTER.
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JOSEPH P. ALLEN. For County Auditor,
ROBERT Z. LOCKR1DGE.
: • For Comity Treasurer, : Pro. . : i DAVID W. MCCLURE.
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For Recorder, JOHN GILMORE. For Sheriff, HARVEY CROW. For Corontr, JAMES I. TOWEY.
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• For U« presontativo In ConpresSr Peop. : 5th Congressional fhstrict, JOHN G. DUNUAU.
• . • For County Commissioner, 2d . PitO. • District, HICHARL) V. HAZE LETT.
In w itness whereof I hereunto set my hand In witness whereof I hcrountoset my hard tuul seal of^said Court at ( : roencastle, this and seal ot said Court, at Grcencastle, this
Head This! H«w to Vote—To vote a ticket straljdit tlie voter will stamp the square opposite “Republican Ticket” and no other. IflMs Intended lo vote a mixed ticket, lie uHl then stump the square before the name of each candidate for whom he votes and NOT stamp I he square at the head of the II kct. Jnme* T. Carm% Sll., ««yi»: lie paid tbirty-onedollars doctor’s bill for bis wife in one year, and one bottle of Bradfield’s Female Regulator did her more good than ail the medicine she had taken before. U. Dale, Druggist, Carmi, 111. Write llradfield Regl. Co., Atlanta, (la. for particulars. Sold by all druggists.
23<1 day cf October. IMm. JOHN W. LEE,Cleric.
A Oulot Wedding. Washindt Oct. 30.—Miss Mary Buttorworth. (iatight r i f Repiosentativo ButtcrworUi of t hio. was marritsd yesterday aftermioii to Mr. iaughwant Howe) an agent of the department of state, at the 1'rier.ds' meetinghouse of this c.tv. The eeremony had been set originallv for t -day nud proparatams had been made to make it n social event. Mr. Howe, however, was taken seriously ill hi.- Friday and rather than have a p - tp n iiiont of tlie marriage, Mis* 1 '>ut:ei'Wi :rth decided to have it take place (juietly yesterday ufternoou. All foru idil . ere dis] en le . wit i and the ccrem .uey took place in the sick room in tfiepn vnee of a few immediate relatives of me contract mg parties. C:ih 'ir ti>' Ifi iMKittu. Cint Afio, < ct. : 0.—Judge McConnell has sustained tho demurrer to the pleas of the gas trust to the information filed lit the two <• miis by the people, on tho relation of ! ' met . B. Pen udy, that, the trust had no right to deal in or hold the stock in other gas companies: and thus creates monopoly of the gas business. A judgment of ouster will be issued on Friday or tiattuday next. Killo'i in :» Shoorin^* (Lillory. Mi.iBKBLY, Mo., Oct. 80.—Charles Richie, of St Louis, a braketnan, was accidentally -hot and killed in a shooting gallery t v a pi <■ >1 in the hands of another man woo iisappeared ami is not known.
23.1 ilny of October, Isill. .1 HN W. LEE, Clerk.
I'riiiiU 31.ii,.jm Reenverlng, Washington, Oct. 80.—Air. Fra Hatton, editor «.f Tho Post, who 1 been quite seriously ill for seve months, hafi recovered sufficiently to out and ye: teruay he made a brief vi to the office of The Post. He will south soon as an aid to his permann recovery. Mr. Hatton’s illness was o very serious character for some time. Irisl. I .mine I iiuil Committee. a kw \ ottK. Oct. 80.—Mayors Abn S. Hewitt and William R. Grace, Ht Jo.in Jay. Je.-so Seligman and .laines cargo have acccptvd positions on t in n famine fund committee. A l argo, who is pi i ndent of tho Ame t i'.'i Ex: I--:- coni] any, offered tho coi Hiittee flee transportuticin. TBo **n«t!ier’, Frlcud'« Not only shortens labor amt lessens pai attending it, but grc.tiy cimiui.-hea tlf. danger to life of both mother and clilldk If used a few months before conflneraent^ Write to The Bradfiel l Regulator Co.. Atlanta, Ga., for further pai^iculars Sold by all driiggiste. Wanted—livery body to know that the Manner and Times’ stock of Program, Menu, Wedding, Address and Visiting Curds is the largest, and hands.nnest ever offered to the citizens of Grcencastle.