Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 January 1896 — Page 4

THK BANNEli TIMES. GilEEXCASTLE. INDIANA SATLiiDA'l JANUARY II 18«I>

What, if Xot Miracles: 'I'lif great l'«»ur*C Remeily i* lining work wherever I ii' near v miraoiilou* us it ever falls to the lot of any human agenvv to ilo we w ill e-teeut it a favor for any one interested to write the (lersons whose names appear below or any one whose name may appeal among these testimonial*.) There actually more FOKA’K and “(1 K 1’Tl! KK K properties in a bottle <»f Four-C than in a gallon of ordinary ( <mgli medieine. ‘•In compounding it I have f llowed in no ‘mis'* rr used the prescription of no Dr. So-;\ml-So of Amsterdam or Loudon, or any other pDce. I owe its composition to no t»nk in no sinc.i e p\kti i i \R. Neither is it matle of herbs and roots dug in the dark of the moon in t he jingles ot AI idea or South \ mci ica. 'i’he demand for the Coi on, < *oi i» and ( Rot i’ Cl nr., ami iD womu ufi i. src< i ss has liceu eekctimcat.. Xotiiing in the whole history oi cough and cold medicine*^11 compare with it. No diririise of the lungs seems able to resist its curative properties, a- is well proven by the numerous cases of La Grippe ( tired, ( roup ( m'«*»L ion-ilitis Cured. IMieumonia Cured, Bronchitis (.’ured, ( ousumptixes greiitest liclp it not cure, Drv, Hacking, Harsh Coughs of week>’ and month> stunding cured with from one to three doses. Our aim is to convince the public of my sincet it v and of the true merits of this remedy. NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND THE PUBLIC. « ON IK A< T.-ltrmnrMs :yc' aullmii/ •.! in AM. ( V-Kx TO If K IT N l> TIIK ITKi 11 A-'K IMMCI it ihe I tnrr-i ’ If. im ily Tin Ips' i ouifli <‘«>lii »">1 i roup i lire I’.lii. lo irivi- -hMsI-.u-iioii in i roup Hronrhitls, AKtiiiim l.« (irippc i ini>.|irt mill t nlil^. no imuiiT Inov loiiif HtHnuinir, or drop soaiiil. in furl I iruantiitcn il in all iinumor llronrhial or l.unn inn Mr, not aa a J i.rcAll, but to|rivu u a bounded satisfaction. Give it a trial on the above condition. '» c laKt* all

chaiu es. AGENT!

THE BEST NF A/S OF OUR GREAT AND GROWING INSTITUTION.

HTm' Stud <*«( Ik 9 Tlielr Col lege and Social lalle 'I'lieir <>ueM|Pi IneldeiaiM and KoteM ol (lie ftriulil liivi *. ol Vlaiiy \ «»iing Tleii anti W omen Told l*\ S|»e<*ial Heyorter.

TESTJMONY OF THE TRAVELING

ILL. CENT R. R

Mr. k. It. phiclps: Your Four C Remedy is

certainly a kkmarkabi.k mf.iucink Too a>n d s? years, has tuis to say:

MCCII CANNOT l»K SAID IN ITS FAVOR. My

SEVEN YEARS’ COUGH CURED.

Mrs. Fuller, of sherldian Ave., Chicago,

I have been

t roubled with a cough for t he last seven years.

(ilii PPlThaTtlnall y ri^uUwi'iii To ns I lit I a, with ''--<ru., log my rrai by nigh, ami -lay. «mr ulceration of ilie throat. liKAs than onk bottle rhclps’ Cmigh, (’old and (’roup ( urc BOTTLE effected a COMPLETE cure. cured me. I most gratefully recommend it to

Bko. I. Hines, ; m y friends.'* 392 5ith street, Chicago, III.

READ THIS WONDERFUL TESTIMONIAL FROM AN EDITOR. Ofllce KiniTFisiikr Times Klnglisber, Okia.. Dec. 12, 1W»3.

Gentlemen:—1 believe it my duty to write you a line in regard to the nenetlolal ctlVcts of 3’our “Four-f Remedy,” s») far as I am personaflv concerned. A wc« k ago last rimrs«lay I was taki n xvith a very seven* attack of lai Grippe, and in a short time bocan e so hoarse l could not speak above a whisper. I was confined to my bed the greater partof several days. The night previous I had coughed nearly the entire night; just before retiring 1 took a teaspoonful, and slept the entire night as sweetly as ever l did in mv life, not coughing once. I 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 tin* race in giving it the antidote for some of the worst afllicatlons to which it is heir. Yours very truly,

C. J. Nigaerr, Editor.

WC ENJOY UNBROKEN REST AT NIGHTS. Chicago, November 22, 1893.

R. K. Phelps, Esq.

Dear mr:—As a rule I have been skeptical of the merits of proprietary medicines, but have to confess that a test of ymn Four “C" is convincing that at lease one ready-made remedy is worthy of general use. My children all take it without the least objection, and it is particularly noticeable that benefit is almost immediate. A simile dose will check most coughs in the beginning. We now enjoy unbroken rest at night. In my family Four “G” is aim pi v indispensable, and I recommend it uuqualifb'dly. Yours, Kte.,

J. B. Huling. 196 south Clark Street.

ONE OF CHICAGO'S SOCIETY LADIES SAYS

Chicago, September 2f»th, 1W4.

For years back each winter I have 8uff« r<*d with acute Laryngitis. Last winter was so bad I could not leave my room for two weeks er speak above a whisper. 1 tried every known rough prt parntion from cough drops np and do** n with no relief, then in desperation I was induced to try Phelps’ Four*!’.” The first dose relieved my cough, giving me the lirst night’s rest tor week*. Half the bottle cured me. 1 have never boen without this wonder fnl remedy since. It is as different from other like remedies as molasses from vinegar or sugar from sand. Mrs. Joseph K. Grubb,

6313 Madison Avenue.

Four “H” is our leadin# remedy for La Giippe, Coughs, Colds, etc., and wnen purchased from us we will gladly refund money if it does not give satisfaction. For Sale By. Albert Allen, W. \Y. Jones, J. H. Piercy & Co., C. (N . I. tnde* & Co., Walter Allen, Tlnoope & Throope.

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Cushman’s MENTHOL INHALER

Cures all troubles of the • Head and Throat. CATARRH, HEADACHE, NEURALGIA. LaGRIPPE VA/II I f*IIDC You. Flint InVYILL uUnL halation stop* sneezing Hiiufllng, ?oughine, IIKADACIIK. Continued use effecis STKK CURE. > ENDORSED !f H> highest medical authorities of Europe nd America for DLDS.Sore Throat Hay Fever. Brenchitla. La ORIPPE. The inopit Refreahing and llculthful aid to H3ADACHH *uflerI er*. Bring* Sleep to the slcenlcw. Cures Insomnia md Nervous Prostration. Don’t ne fooled with worthless imitations. Take only CUSHMAN’S. Price,SOc. at all I Druggists, or mailed tree. Agents wanted. ( TMiMA!*>".*• ■ MENTHOL BALM KS 1 ,'1Si. , SSf"^ c SS!^ Cuts. Wounds, Burns. Frostbites. Excels al. other remedies for PILES Price 26c. at DrugpBts. 1 Book on Menthol free. Address Cushman Manufacturing Co., No. 324 Dearborn Street, ilonwii Hullalntt , CHICAGO. " r m« K.VSLl. IM».

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A lovely com-

plexion only Nature CMj can give. She gives a ne’ clear and soft o»*e to those w use Dr. Hebra s Viola Cream. It a paint or powder to cover defee

grts rid of i cess of renew! banishing all

powder to cover defects, ft them, by Nature’s own pro:wing the vitality of the skin ;

banishing all roughness, redness, Deckles, moles, pimpk.^ Blackheads, sunburn and tan. It docs this turely and harmlessly, because naturally. Its use means both skinbeauty and skin-health. Viola Skin-Soap hastens the process, because it is a pure and delicate soap. !t should be used in connection with the Cream. It should be used in the nursery, too. Ordinary soaps are not fit for a baby’s skin. Viola Cream, 50 cents. Viola Skin-Soap, 35 cents. Sold by drug-

gists or sent by mail. Sond to

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%\/i N »i I'uulun' i tl'p .-to read thin ,*pp *t it ioftbMfr'un ’ ^ the face, you had »>etter , to Dr. G. W. Beo.-e rad Ua/** fou* e*", 1: • - r>oir of an. c'»< w-.

Stock of

«siraim

Ever brought to the County. Do not trust your eyes to Peddlers or Jewelers. a. w. bFlNgEl. 29i-iyr-e. o. tv.—41-lvr-e. o. w.

DEl’AUW UMVE11S1TY In Fj:uh i' ;i • in most other countries,

it is nece.ssiity to give one's a^e when

making u statement in a court of justice, I as well us in many other official proceedings. But Frenchwomen of mature years are noled above all other women | for their niiwillingnc . to state their age. | On ouo occasion a lady wlio hinl to I testify v,;is uc tiioptiuii 1! to the court by j a numerous company »1 In r frii nds, and when the magistrate asked, “How old j are you':” there was such a coughing | and clearing of t Inputs, as of people suffering from severe eolds, that all that

could he Ik aid in the courtroom was yj |, ]) ng „ v wa8 j n Indianapolis

(y ypjiry u* j

Through the amiability of the magis- |yc8ter<lay evening on business, trate, this more than half suppressed to , Kd S. Meade read a very intersponse was allowed to stand, but the I .. . ' ■ , ! tribunals are not always so lenient. On 09tl,, P P B P er yesterday evening be j another occasion a magistrate asked r. j lore the seminariuin class on bi-|

woman: j metadistn.

"What is your age, madam?”

“Whatever you choose, sir,” an Florence Williamson is ill at her! swered the lady. She was under oath. home on Bloomington street.

"You may put down 45 years, then,” j

■aid the magistrate to the clerk. "What 1 ^ r - Ed Neil.. '!, and Miss Daisy is yonr occupation, madam?” i Olive Meikels ueie quietly united! "Sir,” said the witness, “yon have, |narri hoaJe of thV

mude a mistake (if ten years m my ago. i

"Put down 65 years, then,” said the bride’s parents at Remington, Ind., magistrate. “ Yonr residence”— j on Jan. 8th. Alter a wedding trip “Sir,*'exclaimed the lady, “my age i 4l v . ... ... . ’ r . J j south .Mr. and Mrs. Neff will return

is Bo years, not fio!

“At last wo have yonr statement,” | to South Bend, whirh will he their said the magistrate, and he proceeded future home, Mr. Nell' being Inter-

nal Revenue collector at that city.

with the examination.—Youth’s (Join

pan ion.

An Attentive (iallnnt. Among (he audience at one of the popular theaters were a young man and a young woman who appeared to be either newly married or on the verge of it. The young man was as attentive its he could be, and the young woman, who wore nil the earmarks of a spoiled child, took all his litt le kindnesses as a matter of course. Between the first and second acts the courteous gallant whispered to his fair one for a moment, and she nodded her head affirmatively. The yonng man arose and went ont of the theater through a door leading to an adjoining candy store. He returned a few minutes later accompanied by a colored boy in white coat and apron, who carried in one hand a tray with a glass of soda water upon it and in the other n napkin. Ho stood in the aisle while the young man besought his lady to refresh herself with the glass of soda. The eyes of the entire audience were upon them. The young woman sniffed at the glass disdainfully and waved it aside. A facetious youngster in the front row of the gallery ruthlessly fractured the prevailing silence with the suggestion: “Slap 'er on de 'rist, de sassy t’iug. Get ’er some shampy. fcfiie don’t want none o' yer temp’rauoe drinks.” The young man blushed and sat down and looked miserable during the -cst of the play.— Philadelphia Record. An Old I.ave 1 ptter. The following love letter, written by a Kentuckian in bis youth, and bearing date in 182!i, may be of use to some of our more modern but loss effusive and tropical lovers, us an example in erotic epistolary correspondence: Mv Dead and Adohabi-e. Poixv—As tho heavens yield gloomy aspects, making null and void my timidical feelings, I sit down to promulgate to you, most holy and immaculate virgin, that I hold a kind of biennial reverenne for your most sacred charms, but owing tothe intense frigidity of the circumambient atmosphere it has disoomboborated my respiration like a ship tossed on the tumultuous ocean in sight of the delightful land and then tossed back again. Oh, if there is nny tender pity lies within that snowy bosom, delay- my raging passion, or I shall doubtless pass out of this world in a hurricane of sighs to that sweet elyslan which gives dreams of consolation to heal lovesick hearts. Your femd adorer, etc. It may reduce the percentage of romance to state that the writer died an old bachelor about 20 years ago.—New York Sun.

Rnynl Ftlquette.

On one occasion Queen Victoria, Louis Philippe and the Duke of Wellington paid a visit to Eton college. They were invited to sign the visitor’s book. The French king thoughtlessly took np the w j t |, pen and signed bis name at the top of ' the page. Etiquette, however, forbade Queen Victoria to sign her name under any other. 8he therefore signed on the top of the next page. She then took np the pen and handed it to the Duke of Wellington, who was so excited at the contretemps that he actually signed his name “ Weggington. ” And, by the way, it may lie recorded that etiquette forbids the queen to converse with tradesmen. When a purveyor waits upon her, the queen addresses her remarks to an equerry, who in turn addresses the ex pectant merchant. —Philadelphia Times.

Mr. and Mrs. Neff have many warm friends here, Mr. Neff being a member of the Phi Delt fraternity and Mrs. Neff of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Miss May Windsor of Indianapolis, will visit her many lady friends of the university next week. President Gobin, and Profs. Stevenson and Weaver were selected yesterday afternoon by the oratorical contestants to choose the judges for the oratorical. The biology class was quizzed on the Coelenterata this morning-

ing.

Charles Newlin went to India napolis today to hear Paderewski. Frank Strouse is visiting Beta brothers and friends. The contestants from the junior class for the oratorical held their primary last night, Messrs. Ewing, Woodson, Chas. Smith, and Debonn being the speakers. As the junior class is allowed only three contes tants on the final contest Messrs. Ewing, Debonn and Woodson are the three successful speakers. J. G. Doling, formerly of 1901, will not return this semester. Remember Prof. Longden’s lecture next Monday eyening, subject, "Some Phases of German University Life.” Miss Pattock, of Indianapolis, is visiting Miss Cartwright at the Darnail house. The Sigma Chi and Delta Tau fraternities will have a union meeting one week from tonight it is

said.

Since the selection of judges for the oratorical has been placed in the hands of a committee composed of the faculty, the wrangling that has hitherto characterized the selection of judges, will be done away

Dr. Bigham requests all seniors who have not taken philosophy to

see him immediately.

The students turned outen masse this afternoon to hear Griffith

s j leak.

Watt Lewis made a business trip

to Indianapolis today.

An Indianapolis party is getting up a souvenir edition of foot-hall in Indiana. DcPauw will tie represented by the pictures of this and last year's teams and account of

Value of Celery Root.

The root of tho celery plant ia not aa widely appreciated as it should be. An

authority cited by the Boston Jonrnal games played,

says of it:

"The root of celery has been sadly de- | Mt sic AND aht MOTES,

spised, outrageously misunderstood. It, too, is at the service of man durin, greeuless mouths, when, so feeble is his imagination, he seldom soars above sprouts. It may be boiled, and then white sauce well becomes it; it may be

The DePauw orchestra will meet on Monday evening at 7 :1J. The Choral society’ meets this evening at d:d0 lor pratice.

Miss Blanche Gregory returned

If you have LaGrippe, try 4-<’. If your chilureu have the croup, try 4-0. If you can’t sleep from coughing and cold, try 4-C. If you have the asthma, try 4-C. If you have a harsh, hacking cough, try 4-0. If you have consumption, try 4-C. d th & w tf.

For Sale.—urn papers, suitable for putting under carpets or on closet shelves, for sale cheap at the Banner Times office.

Marv< Ion*. The results attained right here at home have been marvelous. Hundreds I of your neighbors who have used Wrighr’s Celery Capsules say so. They i cure kidney, liver and stomach trouble, > r lieu no* i i -oi. ( onstipaliuii and sick headache*. tV|,y | av $1.1)0 every tuo week* fora botile of medicine when i yon can get t re at incut a! 1 cent..i day. Wright'» Celery Cap.-ide* give 100 days’ treatment for $1.00. Backed by a bank do cure you, or refund yout money. ! Solo by Albert A lien. Druggisi. dec 27 d-w c w

For Statements see The Banner Times, printers.

fried in close embracing bread crumbs

it may be fashioned iuto a puree; it may ^ . , ...

. be stewed. Why let it linger longer, the ‘ n( * !, y to * ,er ' v<) )l' in the art school. wallflower of the green grocer’s stall? Miss Mollie Duconnum, of New

1 Celery, in root and hunch, soothes—a ,, , ,,,. .

rival to opinm. Eat it for which of its Hebron ’ Illlno19 - h, * B entered the

many excellences yon will, only see that | music school,

you eat it.

Miss Hoover has a class of 17 piano pupils in Bedford with prospect for many more in the near

future.

The following music school peo-

u<yto Q^c^corf

VAN CAMPS BOSTON BAKED PqRK r AN fe

Fou don’t have to fift’H’ around to get them ready. Open the can and you’ll find them moist, fresh and relishaide. They’re delicious either hot or cold. At r.ll grocers’, 10c, 15c and 20c. Semi 6c for i>oHta«o and we will eend you a sample can. VAN CAMP PACKING CO. f Indianapolis, Ind.

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CATARRi

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It Wasn’t a General's Kjc*;.

An amusing anecdote is given in the Madras Mail about Calcutta life of a bygone generation. It relates to Lord Wellesley (Duke of Wellington) and is

as follows: The great man had been . . ,

given a bad egg for breakfast, and P ,e haTe g nne to Indianapolis for sniffing at it lie called to his valet: the Paderewski concert this even "Lamell, a bad egg! What an atrocious ; Mrg Mansfield, Prof, and Mis

thing to have given me! The valet

hurried up with a serious face, examin- | Alisa How ley, Miss Dm ley, ed the egg closely anfF then exclaimed: the Misses Wilson, Birch, Elliott, "I entreat your forgiveness, my lord. W iider, Biddie, Morse, Byrd and | The stupid servant has given yonr lord- / j ship in mif-lake an aid-de-camp’s j 'I eH8rs - Brenton and Norris'.

BRAZILIAN? BALM Instantiy checks tho ravages c* Catarrh. Jt Is a true Balsam ot* marvelous he.wing power and the only kuowu rem« edy that penetrates to the most hidden recesses of this inveterate disense. It quickly destroys tho nests of microbes, heals tho ulcers and restores the senses of smell, taste and hearing. It has been used over lO years in hospitals and private families and by Physlciar 3 and Specialists as the one Infallible remedy in nature for Catarrh. It Is also most economical, a&Octs. bottle containing U weeks’ treatment and 851.00 bottle B weeks* treatment. Brazilian Balm often cures a Cold over night. Cures Croup In a few minutes. Quickly cures La Grippe and takes all its bad effects o ut o f t h o s js to rn. Absolute-; ly guaranteed to cure Asthma. Prevents, breaks up and cures Typhoidand Scarlet Fevers In any stage, A marvelous remedy for all Stomaeli 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 doesall this gently nnd promptly, yet it is no miracle; it relieves the intlamniatton, nature does the rest. It is worth its weight in gold in every family. Over 10O doses In a f*Oo. bottle. 'Trial size 25c. Ask for Circular, Sold by Druggists. B. F. JACKSON & CO., Drupriotorf, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

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