Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 March 1896 — Page 4

SWii Banner times, gkee.ncastle. Indiana. Thursday march 12 ih^I

What, if Not Miracles? The gnat Four-C Remedy in doing work tv here ye r introduced ns nearly miraculous aw it ever fall** to the lot of any human agency 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 is actually more FORCE and “GETTHERE’’ propertivs inn bottle of Four-C than in 11 gallon of ordinary cou*jh medieine. “In eompounding it 1 have followed in no “ruts” or used tin* prescription of no Or. So-and-8o of Amsterdam or London, or any ocher pl«ee. 1 owe its composition to no onk in no siNoi.K pARTicri.ar. Neither is it made of herbs and roots dug in the dark of the moon in the jingles of Africa in* South America.” The demand for the Cornu, (’old and Ckoci’ Ci uk, and its wondfufi i. bcccess has been electrical. Xotbing in the whole history of cough and cold medicines can compare with it. No disease of the lungs seems able to resist its curative properties, as is well proven by the numerous cases of La Grippe (.Tired, ( roup Cured, 'lonsilitis Cured. Pheumonia Cured, Bronehitit Cured, Consumptives greatest help if not cure. Dry, Hacking, Harsh Coughs of weeks’ and months' standing cured with from one to three (loses. 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.—Dniaifistft are authorized in AM. C WS TO REFUND THE IMK< MASK PRICK if the Four-C Remedy (Phelps’ eolith. Cold and ( roup Cure) fails to give satisfaction in ( roup, Brouohltis, iathma, La Grippe, ( oughs and i olds, no matter henv long landing, or deep sealed, in fact I guarantee it in ail manner bronchial or Lung trouble, not as a CureAll, but to give uahounded satisfaction. Give it a i rial on tin* above condition. We take all chances.

TESTIMONY OF THE TRAVELING AGENT ILL. CENT R R Mh. R. R. PiiRi.PS: Your Four C Remedy Is certainly a kkmahkahi.k medicine. Ton MUCH CANNOT IIS SAID IN ITS FAVOR. My daughter auffered from an attack of La Grippe that finally resulted in Tonsilitis, with ulceration of the throat. Less than one ■OTTI.E EFFECTED A COMPLETE CURE. Geo. K. Hines, 392 B7th street, Chicago, III.

SEVEN YEARS' COUGH CURED. Mrs. Fuller, of 3832 Sheridi&n Ave . Chicago, ; agcdHT years, has inis to say: “I have been I troubled with a cough for the last seven years, I destroying my rest by night and day. One bottle Phelps’ Cough, (’old and (’roup C ure cured me. I most gratefully recommend It to | my friends.*’

READ THIS WONDERFUL TESTIMONIAL FROM AN EDITOR. Office Kingfisher Ti mks King fisher. Ok la., Dec. l'2. 1S9;;. Gentlemen:—! believe it my duty to write you a line iti regard to the oeneticlal effects of your “Four-C Remedy,” so far as I am personally concerned. A week ago last Thursday I was taken with a very severe attack of La Grippe, and in a short time became so hoarse 1 could not speak above a whisper. I was confined to my bed the greater part of several days. The night previous I bad coughed nearly the entire night; just before retiring 1 took a teaspoonful, and slept the entire night as sweetly as ever 1 dbl in mv life, not coughing once. I was entirely relieved before taking one bottle. Phelps’Cough, Cold and Croup Cure 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 the antidote for some of the worst affiieations to which it is heir. Yours \ • rj truly, C. J. STshitt. Editor. WE ENJOY UNBROKEN REST AT NIGHTS. Chicago, November 22, 18W. It. It. Phelps, Ksq. Dear sir : —As a rule I have been skeptical of the merits of proprietary medicines, but have to confess that a test of your Four “C” is convincing (hat at leas** 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. \ slui'lc dose will check most coughs in the beginning. We now enjoy unbroken rest at night. In my family Four “C” is simply indispensable, and I recommend it un<iualiti< > dly. Yours, Ktc., ,1 IL Hu Li no. 196 south Clark Street. ONE OF CHICAGO'S SOCIETY LADIES SAYS: Chicago, September 25th, 18m. For years back cacti winter 1 have suffered with acute Laryngitis. Last winter was so bad I could not leave my room for two weeks or speak above a whisper. 1 tried every known cough preparation from cough drons np and down with no relief, then In desperation I was induced to try Phelps’ Four“(’.” The first dose relieved my cough, giving me the first night’s rest tor weeks. Half the bottle cured me. I have never been without this wonderful remedy since. It is as different from other like rennnlies as molasses from vinegar or sugar from sand. Mrs. Joseph K. Grubb, * »1 ; Madison Avenue. Four is our lending remedy for La Grippe, Coughs, Colds, etc., and when purchased from us we will gladly refund money if it does not give satisfaction. For Sale By. Albert Allen, W. W. J«»ne>. •!. II. Piercy & Co., (\ \V. Landes & ( '<>.. Walter Allen, Throope it Throope.

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The NCudeuta^ OoiutcE—Tlielr College and Noeftal Llle-Tbelr liuenEn—liieldenlN ami Notea <»( (lie tfrl^ht LlV< k i» ol Vlaiiy Von i»ii .Tie ii and Women Told by Specku! Keporter* The oratorical excursion will leave at 1:15 p. m. sharp tomorrow. Everyone should secure their tickets several minutes before train time so that no one will get left. The outlook is for the greatest and most enthusiastic crowd DePauw has ever sent to a contest. Considing the ability of our repreutatlve and the enthusiasm which is being manifested among the students it seems impossible lor us to be defeated. Every one should be loyal to the university on this occasion if no other. Ten cent shows and dime museum* eau be attended some other time. Your selection of the modes of entertainment tor the evening is a test of your real college patiotism. Let. every one be on hand and wlycn victory for DePauw is announced another one of the memorable scenes of DePauw college life will he ever sacred to

you.

Rev. Asher Preston had a large audience in Plato hail yesterday afternoon, while he delivered his tilting tribute to Wendell Phil lips, as the “Knight ot the Nine teenth Century.” It requires a muster’s eloquence to justly portrav the character of such a masterful man, and those in attendance are unanimous in declaring that Mr. Preston did not fail at any point to bring out all the strength of character with which Phillips was endowed. For an hour .and a half Mr. Preston held the audience by the wonderful genius which he displayed in setting forth the life, deeds and thoughts of the great man Phillips. Should Mr. Preston return again he will oe warmly welcomed, and greeted by another crowded hall. Among our honored alumni Mr. Preston surely occupies a prominent part. The following promotions ha\c been made in tho military depart meat: Sarg. Major. Mr. Poucher; 1st Sarg., Harper; Corporals, Messrs, Hawk, Starr. Valiva and Volgie. Mr. Brockaway has gone to Mil watikee on account of the serious illness of his sister at that place. Foghorn Lewis is in fine condition for the stampede tomorrow. Let every one be sure to have the DePauw songs with them to morrow. The weather will certainly be beautiful and everything should conspire for another slori ous victory. Messrs. Pulse and Haynes are on a visit with parents at Anderson. John Chaffee ’95, now of the Indiana Medical college, is at home

sick.

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Rev. Preston,’89, led chapel to-

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ShakxtpMtre’a Heroine*. The fact that boys acted his heroines ; may have impelled Shakespeare to present his Rosalind, Imogen, Julia and Viola in donblet and hose, because in male attiro tho boys must have looked ! and acted their best. Il is more easy to conceive a male representative of Lady Macbeth l.:an of Juliet, but vve, with our advantages, can never be wholly reconciled to tho idea of u woman j played by a man. Tho greatest revolution in tho history of the modern drama was the introduction of women upon the stage. This change was caused not merely by ait considerations, but arose in part from the laxity of morals and of manners at the restoration; hut nevertheless what a mighty and beneficent change it was ! What gifts and grace, what loveliness, purity, tenderness, genius, charm, have been shown to the delighted world since women have been played by women within the confines of the magio wooden Ol How did, how could, the players of Shakespeare’s time procure boys of such iutelligeuce, beau ty, delicacy of miud, that they could worthily personate pure, lovely, noble

women?

Could we now tolerate any youth in such parts as Imogen, Desdemoua, Juliet? Still it must be remembered that the boys who first acted such characters were probably trained, inspired, instructed by the master himself, and he may well have done wonders. It was a hard condition, and twin born with Shakespeare’s dramatic greatness, that he should see his women played by lads. Could he ever have been wholly satisfied with the result?—Gentleman's

Magazine.

He Wax Too Itealiatie. Last winter a number of literary people indulged from time to time in amateur theatricals. During February they produced a comedy. One of the actors played tho part of a burglar, and had to climb up tho outside of the house iu which the entertainment was given and enter through the window which was at the rear of the improvised stage. He hurried round from tho dressing rooms and valiantly commenced to struggle up tho wall, when a policeman grasped him by the neck, thinking him a veritable burglar. He started to explain, but the minion of the law would have none of it. The audience was wondering in the meantime why the play did not proceed, and the yonng actors and actresses on tho stage were eagerly waiting for tho burglar to enter and give them tboir cue, when they heard shrieks, yells, oaths and threats from the garden. Rushing out they found tho master burglar i thrashing wildly about tho grass, while a brawny policeman sat on his shoulders j hammering his neck into the mud.— ! Strand Magazine. Implicated. A real Mr. Malaprop v. :ia discovered the other afternoon in tho person of a Broadway (’able car conductor. The our was on a down town trip and had few passengers until it reached Fourteenth street. There half a dozen people, five women and ono man, got aboard. Three of tho wonieu and the man found seats together, but tho other two went to another part of the car, thereby leaving it doubtful aa to whether they were members of tho party or uot. The man with the three, instead cf giving the exact change, offered a half dollar in payment of the fares, and the conductor was as much iu the dark us ever. To inquire was plainly tho only way to arrive at the truth. With a polite wave of his hand toward the two women in the ! farther corner he asked blandly,‘‘Are those ladies implicated?”—New York

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is strong competition now iu alt lines of business. Yon need advertising to give you your share of the trade, and you need il done in the most skillful and intelligent way. The best advertising medium in this neck of the woods is the ID nnkr-TTmes. it Lust Sunday I was attacked with la-

grippe in

Cold Treatment For Pneumonia. Tho local application of cold is now

common in pneumonia. Mortality rang ing from tiO per cent to nothing is recorded for various methods of treatment, •while tho natural recovery without treatment ban been found to bo about

aggravated form. By ! night I suffered greatly with pains in | my head; all mv hones ached; my eyes I became inllamed: in fact was all "broke ; up.” I coinnici.ced taking Four-C: j took two large doses before reliring: 1 next day felt comparatively well ex- 1 cept some .soreness. 1 give your Four- ! C remedy full credit. For I.a Grippe j it is a success. c. O. Scott. 708 S. 7th street, Arkansas City, Km

Dec. ‘24, 1801.

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lieved that any treatment invariably cures, and ho regards this as by far the most satisfactory. The action of the cold consists in reducing tho fever,

strengthening the pulse, toning up the heart, diminishing the pain iu tbfi chest and alleviating tho difficulty in breath-

ing.

Cripple Creek, Colorado. i« now attracting attention iu all parts of the world, on account of the niwvel* ous discoveries of gold which have been made in that vicinity. The North Western Line, with its unrivalled equipment of solid vcstibulcd trains of palace sleeping ears, dining cars and free reclining chair cars, daily between Chicago and Colorado, oilers |lu- be-t of facilities for reaching (‘ripple creek. For tickets and full information apply to ticket agents, or adclre-s \v. |{, Kniskorn. (ieneral Passenger arid Ticket Agent * l.ie.tgt* ,V Northwcslcni Kailvayd bieago. III.

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shot III* Wife u::J ICra .Tf.

Boi kkon, Lid., :.iar<-h 12.--F'-: Wataon, a resident of Fri a ( dv i. n, : here, went to the home of liisv, .fe:. called her to a window. file,

through the window, ti' • 1 effect in her head, :mu h fl(Kir unconscdais. VVai u i he had kilte<l her, blew 01 brains. The trouble ori,",in.', vorce proceedings and tho

an only child, which Wat .u him .-it>] from his wife’s homo during her ;,d-

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Sax Jose, Oal., March 12.—Ttiodiveetors of the Commercial and S: vi.. ... bank met yesterday and nib r :.n • . :aination of the affair-; "f th bank by Bank Ckanmissioner Kilburn, ('.• •ide '. to resume business. In i . lei- to s.rn: ■ lUMsled funds it was deeid- d to h vy an asscssmetrl of $20 per slun-•. Commissioner Kilburn says the hank is perfectly solvent and there is no need going

through liquidation.

INimiD'ih'imI lo Twenty-1 T ottr Vifirn. Kxoxvili.k, March 12.—,J. K. Crandall. president of the defum-i r'iivt National lank of Johnson City who has been on triid here was convict! d yi -terday. He was on trial for thns'indiotments charging liim with holding his books a ml Hwenring to false reports to the controller. He was sontrnrod to eight ears on yea<-b of tho threi imlict-ini-nts. II” will bo Rent to tho Brooklyn

penitentiary.

Kepidilicah District Convention.

The repul,Leans of the Fifth eongre--! sioual district will meet iu delegate con - j veution at Martinsville, Lid., at 11 o’clock a. m. Thursday, April 10, IN: I lo nominate a candidate, for cougiv-s. i The u-presetdatiou will he one. del •'.'ate! i for e:n Ii 200 and fraction of 100 or uioi e : j votes east for the lion. WillWm I). I Owen, for secretary of state in I MM. (1\ erder ef the distrii t eoisimitti e. i

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For gravo speeches of importance deI livered with weight Bismarck was, of ' course, most celebrated. When annoyed, 1 ho nearly always adopted u jeKtiug tone, which must have Bounded to hiH friglitened friends mucli as if the tiger in the meuugerio had greeted them with a cor ! ..

dial handshake before devouring. lew! , !- “Do you mean to break tho couven- V|,, r . ' tion of (iustcin?” bluntly demanded the | iv.,.^,.

\nstrinu embassador, Count Kurolyi, of i*,, iho Prussian minister president. , Vigo

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directness, “hut even if I did so, do you

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Hemarkftblo Natural Hriilge.

- 4l _ . . . . I he rt'iiubiiciins of tins district \%il! Oneof the many natural wonders of ,l t .| CJJ . u , 1; .

SOUTH ONK WAY TIOKBTS ANB SOLO At I i Cents a Mile FnOM THK MONTH OVBN VHB

LOUISVILLC * NASHVILLI N. N. To individuals on the First Taewlay, and to parties of seven oi more on the Third Tuesday of each month, to nearly all points in the South ; and on special dates Excursion Tickets are sold at a little more than One Fare for the round trip. For full information write to I. K. KIDOELY, N. T. Pass. Ami, Chicago, 111. C. P. ATMORE, Mil Pass. 10., Louisville, KY.

SENT FREE. Write for County Map of the South to I either of the above named gentlemen, or to 1‘. Sid Jones, Pass Agent, in charge | oi Immigration, Biriniugnam, Ala.

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Arizona scenery mudo accessiblo by tho opening np of rail and stage roads iu a remarkable natural bridge, in tho Tonto basin, not far from Flagstaff. Tho bridge is 550 feet long, and spans a canyon some 200 feet deep, at the bottom of which flows the river. The bridge is of rock and is perfectly proportioned. The underside is gracefully arched and the upper perfectly level. The walls of the canyon are honeycombed with oaves in which are a great profusion of stalactites and stalagmites.—Philadelphia ledger.

The Face.

If we could but read it every human being carries his life in his face and is good looking or the reverse us that life has been good or evil. On our features the tine chisels of thought and emotion are eternally at work. — Alexander

•bnith.

; castle, luil., at. il o clock a. m . .M. : b 19. HIK!, to nominate a i-andiilatc fur 1 i'i“siili inial elector, also clcci two delegates lo the National Republican roui vention. The lepresentatio'i of said convention will ho jam* delegate for! each 20D and fraction of loo or m >r« ! votes rust for the Hon. Win. I). Oc en i ! for secretary of state at, the last eb e-'

tion. N. Filiikck, Attest: < bainnaii Fifth District. < i i-.onoK M. A mix, Sgcreiury.

The t).isis for tlic counties will be as

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Jordan’s ponitry House.’

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