Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 December 1895 — Page 4

Mih BANNEH TIMES. GEEENCASTLE. INDIANA

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DECEMBER 17 1895

What,it Not Mir aeles? The ST re at Four-( ’ Remedy doin^ work wherever introdueed near y miraeulons as it ever tails to the lot of any human a^enry to do (we will esteem it a favor for any one interested to write the persons whose names appear below or any one whose name may appeal among these testimonials.) There actually more Ft)R( K and “t i F T I'll V. K li’’ properti* s in a bottle of Four-F than in a gallon of ordinary tough medicine **In compounding it l have f Uowed in no ‘nits” rr used the prescription of no Dr. So-and-So of AinHterdain or Loudon, or anv ocher pi *ce. I «.w** its coinposition to NO ONE IN NO HING! i: takti m ar. \« ither is it made of herb'* and roots dug in the dark of tbe moon in t lit* jingle- of A1 i n a or South \ iiierica. The demand for the Foi tin, Foi.n and Fnoi’r Ft ki . .md it - womh wei i srccFss has been Ki.KCTiucAE. Nottiing in t!ie whole history of e»Migli and cold medicines can ctnnpare with it. No disease of the lungs seems able to resist its curativc proper! ie-. a- is well proven by the numerous cases of La (irippe (Tired, t’roup (Tired. »on-ilitis f.Tiretl. Pheumonia Fured, Bronehitis (Tiretl, Fonsuii'plivt s greatest iielp it not cure. Dry, Hacking, Harsh Coughs of weeks’ and 111011111-' steuding cured with from one to three doses. Our aim is to convince the public of my sincerity and of the true merits of this remedy. NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND THE PUBLIC. CONTRACT.—Druggists are authorized In AM. CA^ES TO UEFrNP THE ft K 1 fl.XSK PRICE if the Kour-C Reine<ly (fhelps’t ough, (’old 1 roup t uir faib to give sa’isfuetion fn t roup. Bronchitis, Asthma La isrlppe, t oughs and (’olds, no matter how longstanding, or deep seated, in fact I guarantee it in all manner Bronchial or Lung trouble, not as a MireAll, but to give unbounded satisfaction. Give it a trial on the above condition. We take all chances.

TESTIMONY OF THE TRAVELING AGENT ILL. CENT R. R. Mr. K. R. Phki.PS: Your Four C Remedy is coitalti 11 a MMAIULAVU mm-mink Too MCCH CANNOT HE SAID IN ITS FAVOR. My daughter sutfend from an attack of La Grippe that finally r«*8ulted in Tonsilitis, with ulceration of the throat. Less than one HOTTER BFFBCTKD A COMPLETE CURB. (fbo. I. Hines, o9iJ 57th Street, Chicago. III.

SEVEN YEARS' COUGH CURED. Mrs. Fuller, of 6322 sheridiun Ave., ('hicago, aged 87 years, has tnia to say: “I have been troubled with a cough for the last seven years, destroying my rest by night and day. One bottle Phelps’ Cough, Cold and (’roup Cure cured me. I most gratefully recommend it to my ft lends.”

READ THIS WONDERFUL TESTIMONIAL FROM AN EDITOR Office Kingfisher Times Klugiisher, Okla.. Dee. 12, 1*98. Gentlemen:—! believe It my duty to write you a line in regard lo the oenetlcial effects of your “Four-C Bemedy,” so far as I am personallv com nod. A wok ag » last Thursday I was taken with a very severe attack of La Grippe, and in u short time becan e so bourse I could not speak above a whisper. I was confined to my bed tin* greater nartof several days. The night previous I had coughed nearly tin* entire night; just before retiring I took a teaspoonful, and slept the entire nigiit as sweetly as ever I did in mv life, not coughing once. 1 was entirely relieved before taking one bottle. Phelps’Cough. Cold and Croup < ure should be in every household in the land. 1 send you this wholly unsolicited by any one. for you are benefactors of the race in giving it t he ant idote for some of the worsl afthcat ions to which it is heir. Yours very truly, C. .1. Nisbitt, Editor. WE ENJOY UNBROKEN REST AT NIGHT3 Chicago. November 22, 181*8. R. K. Phelps. Fsg. Dkau -1 it:—As a rule I have been skeptical of the merits of proprietary tredieines, but have to confess that a t(»st of your i «mr “C” is eonvimdng Cmt at lease one reudj-made remedy Is worthy of genenil use. My eiiildren all take it without the least obj* ction. and it is particularly noticeahie that benelii is almost immediate. A sin dc dose will check most coughs in the beginning. We now enjoy uiibro- • n r»‘st at ni.«rh . In my lami'v Four ”C” Is Himpiv indispensable, and I recommend it uiapialitiedly. Vours. Etc., .1 I?. Htling, P’rt south Clark Street. ONE OF CHICAGO’S SOCIETY LADIES SAYS: Chicago, September25th. 1894. For years back each winter I have suffered with aeute Laryiiiritis. L:u*t winter was so bad I could not leave my room for two weeks t r speak above a w hisper. I tried every known cough preparation from cough drops up and do' v n with no relief, then In desperation I was iiiduci d t«* try Phidps’ FourTlie lirst dose relieved my cough, giving me the lirsl j iiiglit’s vest tor w’i’i ks. ilalf tiic bottle cured me. I have never been without this wonder ful remedy si nee. It is as ditlerdht from other like remedies as uiolasst s from vinegar or augur from sand. >1 us. Joseph K. Ghiiub. Wli Madison Aven ie. Futr is our letblin^ remedy for Li Giippe. (’ous^hs. Fold-, etc., and wnen IHirelpised from us we will gladly refund money if it does not jjive satisfarilon. I't»r Sale liy. Allu*rt Alleii. W. .loins, ,J. II. Pierry A. Fo., (’. . I.tinde* & ( <»., W alter A lien,'I hroope t'i; Throope.

DKPA FNV UNIVERSITY there were eeventeen ministers in

the penitentiary and not one mu1 sician. The lecture was at times

THE BEST NF«VS OF OUR GREAT grave, at others witty, and the uudiAND GROWING INSTITUTION. enoe would gladly have listened for

| another hour. The latter part of the lecture was The Student*' Doing* Their College

hihi S,Ml,,I Lire Tiirir in- devoted 10 Beethoven, a subject i-iiieiiiB and ui Hie iiriuiii til at Mr. Lauder is now delivering

Live* of flMiiy Young Tim mid .

\% omen Told i»> speeiai iieporter* series of lectures upon in ( hic&go. In the hour that he gave to tiiis

topic he crowded many of the choicest bits of these lectures, and illustrated Beethoven by giving

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FOR sale: by

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Music Dealer.

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The “New Era” • in Bookselling. We wish to reiterate and emphasize the important change of policy in our business, inaugurated last Spring, in accordance with which we are selling all books (new and old, current and standard, English, French or German - ! at Sweeping Reductions from Publishers' Prices. WeissueaCompleteCatalogue comprising all leadingChristmas and Standard Books showing both the publishers’ and our own “New Era" prices. Mailed free. Write for it. Stationery and all writing requisites, engraving in correct style, W edding Invitations, Announcements, Visiting Cards. Send for samples and prices. All inquiries for circulars or prices, also orders for books gi\cti prompt attention. Any money sent with order in excess of amount will be returned.

BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, 204-206 Wabash Av.,Chicago.

Has it got You?

Silas Brown was in Terre Haute Saturday having ^liis eyes treated. C'has. Campbell will yisit relatives in Kokomo during the holi

days.

“Punk” Terrel passed through Greeneastle last Friday on his way to visit his father at San Antonia, Texas. Mr. McKee is drilling now. Harry Mitchell will visit ladyfriends at Terre Haute during the holidays. Chas. Allen was in Terre Haute Saturday on business. Miss Kern will quiz her German classes this week. The Athletic concert which will be given after the holidays is being worked up. It will be a musical program of the minstrel style. Rev. Lyman Kent led chapel to-

day.

Miss Starr was compelled to dis miss her classes this morning on

account of a severe cold.

The Biological club met last

night at Dr. Bassetts.

Mr. Hildreth secretary of the an< * teaching.

Indianapolis Y. M. C. A. will ad-j dress the Y. M. C. A. this evening.! The Oratorical association will meet tomorrow at 2 o’clock to elect 1

ofllcers.

The DePauw Wcckli/ board met a ter chapel today for business p irposes. Dr. Bassett told the preporatory students tnis morning that they would probably have school next Sat unlay. The "97 Mirage h ve able editors and business men in charge of it and they arc rushing things. The J ’97 book will probably come out! some time between the 1st and 15th

of April.

The Seminarium class met this ... . .

. , , ■ , i tized by their pastor Elder W. H.

afternoon ar.il listened to a paper ,, r „,

, . . ir .. , Brown. the revival is reaching

Foil don’t have to stew around to get them ready. Open the can and you’11 find them moist, fresh and relishable. They’re delicious either hot or

cold.

masterly renditions ef Opus 57, “Sonata Appassionata” and Opus 111, the “Last” Sonata. The program throughout showed the highest idea in the art of music. Mr. Lauder closed by stating be would give two more i -eitals here. This afternoon he is lecturing and illustrating “Liszt, the wizard of the piano,” and this eyening in Meharrv hall lug subject will be Wagner. He should have a larue au-

dience.

We feel that the musical people of the city did not last night ac cold Mr. Lauder the reception he should have had. He is a thorough musician, in fact, one of the most remarkable of America!) musicians. To rare erudition and sound sehol arship he unites a technical facility as a pianist which is electrifying. That he has not a world-wide reputation as a concert performer can only be accounted for bj- the fact that so much of his time lias been given up to a lecture work

We have an immense stock of Bibles for lower prices than ever before at Landes Drug and Book

store.

**T!h' Judgment,’’

Evangelist Boyer discoursed to a crowded house on the above subject at the Christian church last night. At ttie close there was one confession and six baptisms. Two young men from Fillmore were bap-

read by C. Hull on the money ques-

tion.

At all grocers’, 10c, 15c and 20c. Semi 6e for postwe and wo will 0eii(l you it .-umple can. VAK CAMP PACKING CO., .

Indianapolis, Ind.

STUDENTS WILL FIXI> IT TO TTIKIR INTEREST TO GO TO Unifdon's Book Store.

-FORNEW AND SECOND HAND College Text Books, Scratch Books, Letter Tablets, Stationery, Fountain Pens and Students Supplies. Give us a call and wo will try to please you. U. K.Lsangdon.

Local Time Fare!. BIG FOUR, GOING RAST. No. Cincinnati Ntiriit Rxpress ... 2 89 a. rn No. 4t Indianapolis Flyer 9.13 a. in No 8' Mail 415 v It No. 18* Knickerbocker 5:21 p. rn GOING VVK8T No. 35* St. L A Clti. Nltfht Kx 12 32 a. is No. 9* Mail h:5o a. m No. IT Southwestern Limited 12.38 p. m No 5t Matt<x>n Arc’m 5.57 p. m • Daily f Rxoept Sunday No. 33, nitriit express, hauls through cars foi Cineinnatl, New York and Boston No. 4 connects witn trains for Mich'wan division via Anderson and for Cincinnati divi-ion. No, 18. •‘Knickerbocker,” haul thiouirh sleeper for N. Y. and Boston and for Washington, D. C., via Cincinnati. C. St O. also during cars. New coaches illuminated with if as on all trains. F. P. Huestis. Atfent.

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Are Yob Looking for Bargains? SEE Games IYI. Hurley, Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Agent. Property of all kinds for sale' or rent.

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In effect Sunday, Nov 10. 1895.

NORTH HOULD.

4* < hi capo Mall .. fi* Mail and Accommodation. 2* Through Train Alt Local

SOUTH BOUNIJ.

3* Louisville Mail 2:17 a in 5* Mail and Accommodation 4:08 p m 1* ChicuK’o and Atlanta Flyer .. 4:53 p m No 43+ I ocal 11:25 a in

Daily. + Kxecpt Sunda, «

Pullman sleepers on night trains, parlor and dining cars on Nos. 1 and 2. For complete tlmo cards and full informatior in regard to rates

through i mi s. ic.. ad IretM .1. \ M i»'H a CL, Agent

F. J. Peed. p. A ChicMun.

VANDALS/* LINK.

Trains leave t*r«jono.'iaiie. Ind.

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FOR THE WEST.

tVitlv 8; 15a m, for Sr. Louis Dally 12:2*' p n;, for st. Louis. Daily 1:85 pm, for -t. Louis. Daily 9:05 a tn, for 8t. Lou’s. Lx. sun 5:1.8 p m, for Terre Haute

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BACH AND BEETHOVEN.

Andlh. P.rwt l‘ltt8liiirK>< an Antliraoltn yard opposlU- Vundali-i freiirbt oBi'c

Moimmi Itoute to Atlanta. On December 20 we iinike a rate of i one cent per mile lo Atlanta, Ga., to enable sfutlenfs and others to visit the great exposition. The shortest distance | iiulekest time and solid trains via the Battle Field route tire the popular fea- ; tures of our line. J. A. M ten a k.l, Agt. Holiday Kxciirsioiin via Van<lalla Line* • For the holidttys the Vandalia line I will sell excursion tickets at reduced rates from all stations, to local points on the Vandalia line, and also to point* on connecting lines. For full particulars call on nearest Vandalia line ticket i agent or address E. A. Fouu, Gen’l ras-enger Agent, St. Louis, Mo. When it comes to the genuine arti. le of news the IUxnkb Timks has it.

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I the adjacent churches. Many pei J ; pie are attending who live miles j away. Mr. Boyer chose the text : Math, xxv: Hi, • And these shall go

And lecture* A KnlI . >''*'» everlajting punishment. f| , L . 4l •.iii* . | but the righteouB into life eternal.”

1 he best lecture recital delivered It was shown bv many proof texts

in Greeneastle in many a day was 1 tlmt there will be a .iudgment: that men

will >r judged for their lieeds; every ecret tiling will be made manifest. ! Giiniior neeeivc God. Hoshu d tried to maUe IDs wife beiieve that lie hud be’ll posting his books at the store one night w lien he walked sixteen mil s around the hillard table. A oliureb mende r burnt a hole in his coat pocket trying to hide a pipe to keep Ids pastor from knowing that he was smoking. A judgment day is appointed. Remorse liere is not tbe punishment that follows the day of judgment. Jesus is to be the judge. Ills decisions will be just. A lawyer defended bis hr itber in court. Afterward became judge. The brother brought before him c! a ged with crime. Jury convicted him and the sentence o’ - death was pronounced upon him by tin* brother lawver, now judge. Cnrist is our advocate. Must meet him in judgment. See to it now tout your name is written in the Lamb's hook of life. The sermon concluded with a touching story of a student girl who died ten days before graduation. All her bright hopes blasted. Sad will be the sinner's bitter wail, “Almost but

lost.”

Tonight at 7 o’clock the subject will be. ‘Christianity According to Christ.” This will be one of Mr. Boyer s greatest sermons and every body, if possible, should hear it. Subject for Wednesday night, by special request, will be “Complete Sanctification, or the Second Blessing.” X. X. Motion Holiday avateft. For tbe Christmas and New Year holidays tickets will be on sale Dec. 2f, 25 and Jl. and Jan. 1 to all points on I Ids road and to various points on other roads at one and one third fare for the round trip, good returning until and including Jan. 2. Holiday rates will be given students to cover the vacation

THC- PEOPLE-

His stock, while not the larg est is certainly the choicest. lie treats every body right and Will Not BelMrso

Til h FIHSTOF AMhKKAN NKWBI'APKKS ( HAS. A DANA, Kditor. The* Amciinm constitution, tin* A nor lean idea, the American spirit. These tirst, last, and all the time, forever. DAILY', by mull, ----- ghuyetr DA I L\ r and SDN n ' Y. by mail, - a year THE SUNDAY SUN I* the sr<'nt«i*t Sunday newspn er In the world Prloe Bo a copy. Ily mall a year. Addreas, litr'-Sl’N, New Y<>rk.

ItiU Konr I^KCiiraion to Atlanta. 1>oc. 20ih a rate of one cent per mile will he given to enable all to visit the exposition during its closing days. The Big Four trains make good connection for a quick tlip anil rate* will be the lowest. F. 1\ llUKSTis, Agt.

that of Mr. W. Waugh Lauder in Meharry hull last evening. It was a sermon on music which was ennobling. interesting anti enlighten ing and it was a great misfortune to our citizens that a large audience was not present. Mr. Lauder is a gentlemen of broad views, and has an education that shows lia-d earnest work from boyhood. There is none of the elfeminate look, and there is in Mr. Lauder an absence of that atleetation that so many misguided musicians carry ns a stock of trade. He on the contrary is possessed of a strong physique, a pleasant face and an earnestness that impresses his audience with the honesty of his purpose and belief. The speaker told of the en nohling influence of music, compare i it to other sciences and made it the greatest of all. He showed the dilficulties of a Bach fugue to be prodiguous and then gave the same a brilliant interpretation on the piano. In speaking of the religious influence of music Mr. Lauder quoted the pope in saying: “Take away Luthers songs and I would not care a snap for his ser mons.” The speaker dwelled on the point that music brought out the best unture of man and led him

. . .. , ... period upon presentation of certificate to see the better part of life. .j KIIU ,i by proper olllcer or the institu-

“When Wagner was dying he was tion.

asked his creed" said the speaker. On Dec. 20 only we will sell tickets to .... i • « u n .l ,! Atlanta. Ga.. and return for $12.15, My creed is Bach, Beethoven, and jr,,,,,! returning ten days from date of Mozart” was the reply. “Wugner j sale. J. A. Michaki., Agt. gave the grandest music to the | r. h. * u. Holiday Rate., world in his Tnisifal' story of the December 24. 25 and 81, and January Saviour.” I l, the U. II. A l>. railway will sell at ' . . ! one and one-third fare to all l<>eal amt In com paring the artist miisi- various connecting line points in Ohio, cian to other people, and the ex j Indiana. Illinois, Missouri, Ueiitisy]-

! Vania, West Virginia, Keiitnekv.New

lent to which the art of music keeps York. etc., making tickets good till the excess energies of the devotee's ' J am,lirv "■ ’” r (‘•‘turn. For full

| particular* call oti any agent of the C.

mind employed, Mr. Lauder said h ad. railway.

Ilia Four ICxcurMlons. Die Big Four will give holiday rates tn all Big Four stattor.* atifl to stations on the following roads: B. & O. 8. W. yin Uinti, X. Vernon, Vitieenne* and Dana. 1! A <4 via Columbus, Shelhyville aril ('inti. 0 A O via < 'inti. <' A E 1 via Ilanville. 111. C A Erie \ ia Bolivar. C A G T via Granger. C A W M via Benton Harbor. C P St. I. via Litehfleld. (' II A D via Sidney and Indianapolis. C J A M via Atisnnia. C V A V via Cinti. (' A A c via < oimiilms. E A T H via Terre Haute, r iv cal via Muncle. G R A I via Winchester. •i I, A sr I, via Litchfield. L E A W via Indpls and Muneie. L S A M S via Cleveland. L E A St L via Mt. Carmel. Mich C via N'iles. N Y I, E & W via Cleveland. P DA E via!M’ittoon. Wabash via N Manchester and Wabash and some other roads. F. P. Huestis, Agt.

T*?rre Haute.

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7:05 a m, tor Ff^orla. 3:55 p rr* for Decatur

For complete tune curd, jHv.i.ir all trains and stntloop, and for f’JI information aa to raid, throuKh earn, etc., a Mr css

3.8. Dow lino, Atrent,

L, A. Forp. tvreencastle Gen’l Fuss. Aftt. St. Louis Mo.

SomethiiiK for ChriHtiuaH. BE HONEST. Now what would you like for Christmas? Mother: I believe 1 would li«e PH) copper plate visiting cards. Sister: Well, I would like some monogram embossed stationery. Father: You may put me down for some printed letter heads and envelopes and a paid up subscription to the Daily Banner Times. Son : A pack of printed visiting cards in that new Royal Script that the Banner Times has just put in would strike me all right. To father, mother, brother, sist cr aunt, niece, and nephew, cousin, sweetheart. one and all we would say call at the Banner Times ollice before this week ends and place your orders for engraved cards, embossed stationery or printed stationery and your small investment in this line will please better than anything jou may thump your brains about for a week. Call soon or you will he too late for Chrirtinas. The Banner Times.

CATARRH BRAZILIAN BALM Inatantly checks the ravages of Catarrh. It is a true Balsam of marvelous healing power and the only knowu remedy that penetrates to the most hidden recesses of this invetorato disease. It quickly destroys the nests of microbes, heals the uIccts and restores the senses of smell, taste and hearing. It has been used over 1U years in hospitals and private families and by Physicians and Specialists as the one Infallible remedy In nature for Catarrh. It Is also most economical, a.fiOcts. bottle containtnsr 2 weeks’ treatment and $1.GO Dottle O weeks’ treatment. Brazilian Balm often cures a Cold over night. Cures Croup in a lew minutes. Quickly cures La Grippe and takes all Its bad effectsoutofthesystem. Absolutely guaranteed to cure Asthma. Prevents, breaks up and cures Typhoid and Scarlet Fevers In any stage, A marvelous remedy for all Stomach troubles. In Female troubles it relieves like magic. Dissipates Mumps in one day. Relieves Piles and Constipation overnight. For Constipation use as for Piles. It does all this gently and promptly, yet it is no miracle; it relieves the inflammation, nature does the rest. It Is worth its weight In gold In every family. Over lOO doses in a COc. bottle. Trial size 25c. Ask for Circular. Sold by Druggists. B. F. JACKSON & CO., gvoprletorSb INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

I’aiue.ville, O., druggists say nothing hag been offered in that town for y.ars which is so popular and gives sack universal satisfaction as "Brazilian Balm. Nearly 400 bottles have been sold there in the last two months.

“OLD KRISSKRINGLE” Is coming, and everyone greets with comment, that the best of all plastering material is naught, but “THE ACME CEMENT.” R. B. HURLEY 008 S. I.ocust street, Greeneastle, Ind. ^

TiiiIh)'* Lurnt Market*. f Fun ished the Daily Manner Times daily by R.W. Allen, managerof Arthni Jordan’s uouitry house.: Hens fi j Springs B ‘:ock* i Turkey bi ns tt Turkey, old torus <i Turkey*, young I'.’ihIs, aim over choice fat Geese, f. f. over 4 Docks Vi Rags, fresh subject to handling IS Butter, good 12

l.uw Kate tit Ailftiits. The Vandalia lit e offer* rate of |11.65 for the round tup to At'auta. Ga., good only on trains of December 20. return limit ten days. This will he the last opportunity to visit the great Exposition at a very slight expense. J. S. Dowt.ing, Agt.