Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1896 — Page 4

rtlt BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA TUESDAT MARCH 81 \m

What, if Not Miracles?

Four-C Remedy i* doing work wherever introduced as nearly mir- > aa it ever falls io the lot of any human agency to do (we will esA'eui it a favor for any one interested to write the persons whose names appear below or any one whose name may appear among these testimonials.) There is actually more FORCE and “GET TH EKE*’ properties in a bottle ©f Four-C than in a gallon of ordinary cniigh medicine. “In compounding it 1 have followed in no ‘•ruts'’ or used the prescription of no Dr . So-and-So of Amsterdam or l.oudon, or any other pl«ce. 1 owe its composition to no okk in no single particular. Neither is it made of herbs and roots dug in the dark of the moon in the jingles of Africa or South America.” The demand for the Cocoh, Cot.n and Croup Ct'RK, and its wondkrfi’i. arccitss has been ki.kctrical. Nothing 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 Cured, Croup Cured. Tonsilitis Cured, Pneumonia Ciired, Bronchitis Cured, Consumptives greatest help if not cure. Dry, Hacking, Harsh Coughs of weeks’ and months’ standing cured with from one to three doses. Our aim is to convince the i>uhltc of my sincerity and of the true merits of this remedy.

NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND THE PUBLIC.

CONTRACT.—Druggists arc authorizeit in AU. CASKS TO ItBKCNO THE IT K< MASK TRICK if the Kour-C Remedy (Phelps’ Cough. Cold and Croup Cure) falls to give sa'lsfaetion to < roup, Bronchitis. Asthma. I.H t.rippe, I ougba anil Colds, no matter how long slandiug. or deep son ted, in fact I griiarantec it in all manner lironchial or Lung; trouble, not as a CureAll, but to give unbounded satisfaction. Give it a trial on the above condition. We take all

ehanccs.

?dv is Too

▼ 18TI MO N V OF THE TRAVELING AGENT ILL. CENT R. R Mr. R. K. Phei.ps: Your Four C Homed, certainly a rem ark a hi r mem Mt'CH CAN NOT YIK SAII» IN ITS FAVOR. My daughter suffered from an attack of La Okippe that finally resulted in Tonsilitis, with ■toeratton <'t the throat. Lh.sk than otfl BOTTLE EFFECTED A COMPLETE CURB. Geo. K Hines, S92 57th Street, ChicHgo. III.

SEVEN YEARS COUGH CURED. Mrs. Fuller, of (13251 Sheridfun Ave , Chicago, aged H7 years, has mis to say: “I have been troubled withaeough for the last seven years, destroying my rest by night and day. <»ne bottle Phelps’ Cough, Cold and Croup < ure cured me. I most gratefully recommend It to my friends.”

READ THIS WONDERFUL TESTIMONIAL FROM AN EDITOR. Office KiNnrisiiER Timf.s kingfisher, Okla . Dec. 12, ISM.

Gentlemen:—! believe it my duty to write you a line in regard to the oencflcinl effects of your ”Four-< Remedy,” so far as 1 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 I eould 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 l took a tea-

rldid in mv life, not coughing once,

g one bottle. Phelps’Cough, Cold and Croup ( lire should

be in every household in the land. 1 send you this win ily unsolicited by an> one, for you are

.11 < » v.l J 1.. “II “ Vil KJ Ml III I III- 111 (111 . 1 HI-1 Id ^ I Ml I II IB tl« t I » II IJBt M IV M III »• 11 > I Ml t, I III A I HI it I < benefactors of the race in giving it the antidote for some of the worst afflicutious to which it is heir. Yours very truly,

C. J. Nishitt, Editor.

WE ENJOY UNBROKEN REST AT NIGHTS. ■

Chicago, November R. R. Phelps. Esq.

Dear »ih:—As a rule I have been skeptical of the merits of proprietary medicines, hut have to confess that a test of your Four “C” is convincing that at lease one ready-madi* 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 single dose will cheek most

“C” is

roughs in the beginning. We now enjoy unbroken rest at night, lu my family Four simply indispensable, and 1 recommend it unqualifiedly. Yours, Etc.,

J It. Hulino. 1W1 South Clark Stn

ONE OF CHICAGO’S SOCIETY LADIES SAYS

Chicago, September 25th, isid.

For years hack each winter 1 have suffered with acute Laryngitis. Last winter was so bad 1 could not leave my room for two weeks or speak above a whisper. I tried every known rough preparation from cough drops up and down with no relief, then in desperation 1 was induced to try Phelps’ Pour ‘‘C." The first dose relieved my cough, giving mo the first night’s rest for weeVs. Half the bottle cured me. I have never been without this wonder ful remedy since. It is as different from other like remedies as molasses from vinegar or

sugar from sand.

Mas. Joseph K. Gnu hr. 5313 Madison Avenue.

Four is our loading remedy for La <«iippe, roughs, Colds, etc., ami when purchased from us we will gladly refund money if it does not give satisfaction. For Sale By. Albert Allen, W. W\ Jonc>, .J, II. Piercy & Co., C. vV. Landes & Co., Walter Allen, Throope £ Throopc.

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clear and fcoft o**e to those who use Dr. Hcbra s Vbla Cream, a paint or powder to cover defects,

gr/j rid of iketn y by Nature’s own process of renewing the vitality of the sain : banishing all roughness, redness, Deckle moles, pimpk .^ blackheads, suo )urn and Ur. It docs this surely and harmlessly, berr.jsc paturally. Its use means both skinbeftafy and skin-health. Viola Skin Soap hastens (he process, because it ia a pure and delicittA spap. It should be used in connection vita the Cream. It should be used in the nursery, too. Ordinary soaps are not fit for a baby’s skiin. Viola Cream, 50 cents. Viola Skin-Soap, as cents. Sold by

gists or sent by mail. Send ij_

bkm-boap, *3 t sent by mail. (J. C. BITTNKR

i, 50 cents, by drug-

Times?

Cushman’s MENTHOL INHALER

DEPAIW UNIVERSITY

Ur«*t Dkin*f« 1V>nw»nd». ; , Tomwanda, Man-hSl.—The water ie

iteadily rising here and the Ely electric }

road was forced to shut down last night.

THE BEST NEWS OF OUR GREAT ; R» feared that the canal locks wiU amc rnnuuisir iwcriTii-rir>N gire way from the enormous strain and AND GROWING INSTITUTION. £ fane of men are busy at work to pra-;

1 rent a washout. The damage from the f flood is estimated in this town alone at

from $3o.000 to $60,000.

rile SiutK'iil.* D»tn{[,- Their Colleue ami aoelal Lite-Tlielr Guests—III-! eldeula and ITolea ol (he Brlutil Live, ol .tlany Tonne rien and Wonieu Told by Kperlal Heporfer.

The base ball manager of the fraternities meet tonight at Card-1 ner's to arrange inter fraternity ,

Floods at Kant. Bnfffclo. BrsKAix), Mairh 81.—Western New York has been having its annual spring floods and they have been the worst in its history. In East Buffalo the flooded district covered an area of over foor square miles and much damage was occasioned.

* Light VAN CAMP'S Lunch BOSTON BAKE or a Heavy poR 1

Rean

is equally de-

licious with

as the chief eat able. No preparing necessary. Always fresh, moist and ready to be eaten.

At illgrocsrt'. 10c. 15cand 20c

Send Go for poHtiwre muI we will isemt

>r post will I you » »*mpie can. VAN CAMP PACKING CO., Indianapolis, lad.

base ball games Ed Meade read a paper last night before Col. Weaver's seminarium on Free Trade and Protec-

tion.

Watt Lewis is able to be

QUAY IS FIRST CHOICE.

; Butler Oppoaee Cameron an a Dele

gate io the Hi. flouts Convention. BtnTJtR. March 81.—Tne Republican

county committee assembled here in i convention yesterday. The gathering

was the largest and most enthusiastic

out ; in its history. Fifty-eight delegates at-

..i - . . • I i tended. The committee adopted stir-

again after a severe attack of “hoii tinf( re(solBttonB ..heartily endorsing fever.” I Senator Quay for president.”

A motion was carried that the dole-

At the district C. E. convention gates to the state convention be re,o b, h,U W.velun.l Thur.J.y I 1"“

and Friday, Miss Edith Morris will

read a paper on ‘‘Our Touchstone.” ,

Mr. Coerrant formerly of ’96, J

now of the Indiana Medical school, |

REPUBLICANS ATTENTION!

Call tor Counts’ DelvgatA Cbuventiou to

be Held Saturday April 18.

The republicans of Putnam county, Indiana, are hereby requested to meet in delegate convention at Blake’s opera

house in the city of Ureencastle on Saturday, the IHth day of April, 18'Jti, at 10 o’clock a. in. for the purpose of nominating candidates for the various county ollices and for the transaction of such other business as may come be-

fore said convention.

The precinct committeemen are here

l^ocal Time Card. HI«T four.

OOINO KAST.

DS'Cincinnati NlahtExpresa . a. m 4t Inillsmipolis FlycT s t:l u. m •*' Mall 4 : 15 i). ni 18’ Kniekerbrn-kt-r 5:'il p. ui

UUINO west

No. 35* St. I, A Cin. Night Ex 12 :W a. m No. M* Mall h 50 a. m No. 11* Southwestere Limited 12 12 p. m No 5t Muttoon Aec’m 5.57 p. m

* Daily t Except Sondav.

No. 86. ills

86, rdsht express, haulsthro.uah ears foi Cine.omul, New York und Hustnii No 4connecta won trains for Mlehtsim dietston via Anderson n id lor t tncinnatl division.

No. is. ••Knickerbocker,” hunt

thioiiKh sleeper for N. V. and lio-loii and for i WiiKiiinston. I> c., rls Cincinnati. C \ o.rIso

MckXv’w'r'endo^ifor JSS , ’- V « iv « P^’l^r notiee. 1 dinins ear;; NeV ^cl^'liinminaled'wi'u; McKinliy was en I irsod | lor stoonU tixmg the time and place for a meeling *ason all trains. K. P. HcrsTts. Agent.

choice as president.

visited friends here yesterday. The athletic board will meet to night. It is necessary that all members of the board attend. Misses Nell Scearce and Aliee Johnson have returned from Chi-

cago.

in their respective precincts of the rcniclaiuley Carried Fliubnrg. j publican voters therein for the purpose Pittsbcru, March 80.-Complete re-l ,,f delegates to said county —<™ <•* ***»'»r p".”" 1 " — sriTia pCi'sz.s.^ °"

that the oombiue, or McKinley supiiorttirs. earriert Pittsburg, while the Quay-

Th* respective precincts in the county will eacli lie entitled to one delegate for

.tes swept the couuty, securing two na-i ( . v ,. r y flfteen votes east for Wm. I), rional delegates and 14 state delegates Owen, for secretary of state in IN'.u, and

jut of 37.

He reave d Mother Heeouien liiKune. Danviu.k. Ind., March 81.—A through freight train on the Big Four ran over

and instantly killed the 13-year-old sou | Jackson Bqrnatd

Messrs. McElroy, Wendling and sf E. F. Moore yesterday moming. The! New Maysville

one delegate for every fraettou of eight

votes or over cast.

The delegates are therefore apportioned to the respective precincts as

follows:

Votes Del.

..65 i on

arc pleaded Delta U’s. The Gymnasium exhibition next Monday night. The I’anthygatcrian will occur Friday evening- Two young Indies tire going to represent the ••Eternal Regions.”

KAPPA ALPHA THETA

F.ntfrtnui Their Liulv FrirmU and TImmi Their Gentlemen Ifriend*.

tires all doubles of the Head and Throat.

CATARRH, HEADACHE,

UEMRAIGIA, LiGRIPPE.

U/ll I f*H0C You. First InTv ILL UUnL hahuion stops BiifealnR. sunffins, cougliliiR,

IIKAHACH K. Con-

tinued uac effects

8URK CVRE

ENDORSED X

highest medical

thorities of Kurope tl A m e r i c n tor

,D8,Roro Thr

ty Fever, Bronchitis, La GRIPPE.

The mtirt Refreshing »ml Ikalthful aid to H!3ADACHB Stiffn-

•iiitl Nei v

linii

Hi lugs Sleep to the Sleenlesa. Curea Insoiinita Jervmis ProHtnitlon. Don’t lie fooletl with worth li*

tntioi.ii. Tulf- .inly CU6HMAN

You will not live MENTHOL BALM Cuts, Wounds, HfirnH, Frostbites. Excels all

vlth worth less ce.ffOo, ut all ( t SHMAN'S

Cuts, W'ounds, Burns,

otSier remedit-H for PILES Price 26c. nt Druggist*.

lanu-

It is a paper {or the young, the old, the middle aged, for rich and poor, for high and low, for Teachei and Preacher, for Student and for professor. It is a paper for the home. It is preeminently a paper for the people. You cant get along without it. You must

have it.

Well \OU Cannot be happy A'liirrm cuanman imanu*

without it. Because it is a

home paper chock full of good - = live, interesting news every j Try« « jj. prvf Voil? day. It is in the van guard I 1 -*- 013 xuu *

of progress and you must take it to keep up with the times. Identify yourself with it now and stay with it. In so doing you will get good, and dogood You will show your apprecia-1 tion of hustle and enterprise and will demonstrate your; right to live in a progressive

and up-to-date town.

Bring in your name or telephone it in or hire a cheap

boy and send it in. ' Yours for subscribers,

Yesterday afternoon at the bean tiful home of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Beckett at 1002 south College avenue the members of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority entertained their lady friends from two until five o’clock in the most elegant manner. About two hundred and fifty invitations had been issued and nearly as many persons were present. The spacious parlors ol the Beckett home were most artis ttcally decorated with ferns und cut flowers. The afternoon was beautiful and everything conspired to make the occasion a most delightful one. Conversation, vocal and instrumental music with numerous varieties of elegant refreshments, constituted the chief modes of entertainment and enjoyment. In the evening from eight until twelve the young ladies entertained their gentlemen friends in a manner that was most delightful. The parlors were lighted and decorated in such a manner as to blend in perfect harmony. Kweet strains of music, converration, and occasional peals of laughter mingled in a chorus of euphonoue beauty. Late in the evening the guests were invited to the dining room where most delicious refreshments were served. As a whole the reception and informal evening meeting eompriied lone of the most brilliant social ! events of the season und the mem- ! bers of the sorori’y fully main-

the switch and in getting off his foot slipped and he fell under a ear. His father, a wealthy farmer, came to the depot just a* his son's body was earned into the waitiugroom. No blame can be attacked to the railroad company, as it was purely the fault of the child.' His mother has tone insane and it is feared she cannot recover.

Chicago Wrala and Provisions.

WHEAT—May opened 83%c, closed ti3%c.

duly opened 04c, closed tkO^c.

COUN—May opened 'JOJ^c. closed 2U) 9 c.

July opened closed Itosjjc.

OATS—May opened l«?4c, closed lll^c.

July opened 30> B c, closed iHJ^c. PoiiK—May opened $H.S5, closed July opened closed $B.8U.

*6.57.

•4 66

opt July opened •5.32, closed •5.25. Hills—May opened $4 77, closed July opened *4 87, closed *4 75 Closing cash markets: Wheat 62c, eornAi.^c, oats 18)<c, pork •6.47, lard W.OS, ribs *4.no.

By order of federal court the rtuineMoti and Shenandoah railway was sold at Clarinda, la., yesterday to C. E. Perkins, president of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy •ailroad. representing the bondholders. The price paid was |2.ttOO,UOO. Judge R. W. Thompson, probate judge of Stoddard county, Mo., who so mysteriously disappeared from Cairo a few days W> has notified his friends there that he Is in Paducah, Ky.. without money. He had (1.2U0 when he disappeared, and it is presumed he was roots d.

“ Fincastle.

urn

Itussell Russellville

124

•• Grimes School House..

.77

Clinton North

. us

“ Soutli .

.40

Monroe Bainbridge

.73

“ Brick Chapel

.87

Floyd, Groveland

.58

“ South

Marion Fillmore

“ South

Greencastlc t)). North

.01

" “ Fov Ridge

104

“ “ Linredale. .

Greencastle City, N 1st Ward

102

“ “ S 1st u

.117

“ “ N 2nd W .

“ “ S 2nd W

.88

•* " E 8rd W

“ “ W 3rd W.

.04

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Washington Reelsville

.77

“ South

.58

Warren tp

.140

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Cloverdalw K

caa '-CTlfcyirvau usAwmOitcwogD - - » ——is

In effect Numluy, Jan. 12, IHW.

NORTH Hour 1).

So 4* < hicniro Mail 12:55a in No tf* Mail ami Accommodation... .1^:05 p m No 441 laical 11:10 a in

SOUTH uoun D.

No 3* TsoulsvlHe Mail . 2:30am No 5* Mail and Accommodation 2:27 p ra No 43t l y.v.al. 11:40 a m Daily, t Except Sunda,.

I'ulliuan §Lm*dci*6 on ni^ht trains, parlor ana dining cars on Nos. 5 and 0. For complete time

‘ • t’.in

cards and full information in regard to rates,

through cars, etc., address J. A. Michael, Airent

F. J. G. P. A rhicatrt

VA1MDAL5A LtIME.

By order of the committee, Chari.ks B. Cask, Clminnau, Arthur Tit roof. Secretary.

Kissing. It is thoughtlessly said that man kissoa woman, hut it is not so. It may be 84H down us a principle or dogma that it is always the woman who kisses the man. On snch occasions man acts only in a responsive and not in an initiative capacity. To produce a kiss only two things are I necessary, and man, except by his mere ' presence, has nothiug to do with its origin. The first circumstance is the opportunity, and the second is the desire existing, though unexpected, in the woman's own mind to be kissed. When these conditions are present, there is sure to be some kissing, fur the woman will, in a dozen ways that cannot be defined, convey the idea to the man, and ho, if he bo not altogether a stick, will respond to her will. Therefore in all cases of true kissing, it is the woman who kisses, and not the man, who simply responds to u power and influence that he cannot resist. That power lies in a woman, and if it is not present there will not bo any kissing.— Pearson’s Weekly.

Settler's Kates via the Vamtalta Line, On the first Tuesday of each month the Vandalia line will sell one way tickets to points in Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina South Carolina, Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana at abnit one half the regular rate. For further particulars co J. 8. Dow uno, Agt.

Thlnl Want Primary. The nomination of republican candidate for councilman of the Third ward will be made on Tuesday evening by ballot. Polls will be open from four to seven p. m., in Layton’s shoe shop. tf

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Some of Our Sleepers.

Some of our well known men knit up the raveled sleeve of care by curious and apparently unnatural methods of sleep. Edison, for example, can remain awake

a week if his mind is wrapped up in a | ( !„ v al'tei noon, March new discovery. There isafamous doctor | M , v ‘ ( . tl 0 , ( .' l( , ( .| <

tamed their reputation as entertain- j j u this city who sleeps only 40 winks at Those present from abroad | “ Bom- Lr. Joseph Howe slept the last

20 years of his life in a Turkish bath.

Firnt Ward rnmury.

The candidates forcoumil in the First ward have decided to hold a primary election instead of a eon venlion, as outlined in the call Polls will he opened in the county clerk's otliee at the court house ct four o’clock p. in., and will he kept open until seven o'clock v>. in. Voting w : ll be done in the same manne »s in general elections. The primary will be held Tups

hi, four to

Trains leave .iwncastie. ii.a. in eift-ot Feb.

16, trttiii

roR THK WKST.

ImOy I 1 .’: - ’ a v.. JorSt. Ixniig. 1 >Hily . K:4. r ,a m, for >t. I .mils Ilatly W:(k‘ia m, for St. Loii'g. Batty 1:^5 p in, tor -t. Louis. Kx. -tin .... 5:1* p m, for *> err.* 11 an to Bally 8:<”.l p m. for St. Louis.

rOK THE EAST.

Daily ... 8:27a in, •' ”

Bally 4:31'a in "

hr. >un —8:45a in, for 'nilianapoUa

i> in •• *•

No 7 No 15 No r» v 21 vo Noll

No 12 Vo 6 No 4

No 8 No 2

Dally .

lull y Dally

....1:35 p m. . 3:31pm,

6:03 p m

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Lea* *- T«*rr»‘ itaou*. No7f> F.v Mm 7:05 h iu, lor f’ *or!n. No77 ” ” . .. 3:55 pip. for Dfcafur l or complutr tiuit* card, )riv.i.»f nil tralua* and HtfltlociH. and ft»r r, ili infornirttlon hh to rates, t lirou^n cars, etc., addroHJ.s. Dowling, .\u-ent F. A.‘Ford, (troencastie

Gin'l

Geo'l Pass. AkI. M. Louis Mo.

j ers.

were Miss Bayless, Cincinnati: Mr. Ives, Delphi, Ind., Miss Peirson, of Bloomington : Misses Sheets land Reeves and Meii’srs. Boyd and ! Hayes of Paris; Miss Duvall, of Indianapolis, and Miss Adeline

I Rowley, of Champaign, 111.

THE BANNER TIMES

The Banner t imks For Statements, Bill Heads, The BannkhTimks For Envelopes. The Banner Timkh For better lleadj. Tlte Bannkh Tim t.s For Legal Blanks. The Bannku Times For Sale Bills and Posters. The Banner Times For all kinds of job priniiuj owe-1 prices

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Betliel Sabbath school was organized last Sunday with the follow ing ollicers : Stiperiuti ndent, Mrs. Ida Alhaugh; assistant snpt., Sally Swift; treasurer, Mr. John Kvetts; secretary. Mis* Myitl.* Brook-: ns.-istatit -eeietary. Frat'k ( rawley, organist, Miss Nellie Lewis. There was a tally nulling at, Mr, Albert Brooks last .•Saturday night. Mr. Sackctt lias started to school at

Ho could sleep nowhere else. VV. J. Arkell stays awake from Monday morning till Friday night, then goes to Cunajohane and sloops for two days. Dr. Dcpew lias lately acquired the habit of taking it siesta and finds it beneficial. Webster could m ver stay awake later than if o’clock. Many a time he was caught standing behind the door fast atltep. His head grew an eighth of an inch a year, and the increasing weight of brain

Ttu* fit.-mi Lantui N umbsr.

Will he ready the early part of April. Everything in it will he new and original. It will contain articles by I'npi. Cilfts. King, U. S. A., Ex-Gov. Geo. W. Peek, of VViscon.-in, nnd other noted writers. An entertaining number, well illustrated. Send ten HI) cents to Geo. II. Ilentlbrd, publisher, 41.7 «>ld Colony Building, L'hicago, 111., for a copy. If

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At H Cents a Mile

LOU l®VI LkB * NASMVILLB N. ft. To individuals on the First Tuetda

y and

to parties of seven or 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. R1DBELY, H. W. Pass. Agent, Chicago, 111. C. P. ATMOKE, Qeu’l Pass. Ait., Looisyille, ty.

SENT FREE.

Write for County Map of the South to either of the above named gentlemen,

or to P. Sid Jonks, Pass. Ajrent, in charge of Immigration, Birmiugnam, Ala.

G. P. JOSPIN ItanltH tL»» 1 1 ;vtit-M ..r d* tirivd!

t tMtav n *.oc«u iu..rh*ih

fFut: .-ind tin* Daily Banner .:mss ' Greencustle.

tliil v hv I, - U. a,,.•n. malinger uf A rtii'i i I I‘earl Diiiiiiiiigton will Itegin a sum .Ionian s i, . .itrv house.’ mcr school ut tins place when tin* win

~ ter school closes.

made loug sleep imperative.—New York cikhp KKeiimtou* to ,iu* West ami Nm ih-

Prees. went, Drawt... the kl.e. ' v . 0;l 1 M » ,V " 10 ‘V" 1 ^l ,ril 7 - ‘'j”

North-NNestorn Line (< liintgoA North- 1

Many years ago the minister of , w ,.. u . 1 .„ ,.. v>) will s ,.„ n.;,,,,. s,., Forbes, iu Aberdeenshire, was Boujumin | tickets at very low rate- to a Mercer, a man of great bodily strength ; i n^.. nuniher of poims in .Northern • and of great ecoeutricity of in.bits. One 1 Wisconsin Michigan, North western j day as he was preaching a man in the i Iowa. Western Minnesota. Nebrnska, congregation foil very sound asleep. North Dakota and South Dakota, in-1 Still Mr. Mercer took no notice of him \ ' hiding the famous Black Hills district, until .'to began to snore, and then culled 1 l "' f" 1 ' V’,

Vnd th** Bomt Pitffti'Mign pi* AnfithcIU' yartl op.MHtih* \ r jimiH!iM t'u :^i,t olbct*

Iuditinapoiis, Ind.

Urns. ... 7 Spring!*, cboljo 7 t v pringB, utitirs 1 *OCKH, *3 Turkey hi nn. 10 Turkey, old ioiiih 7 Trirk< > H. young U’imI.h. ami over choice fat '*

DurkRul^ t i\ Butter.

di subjM t to handling, rood

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F.irm'*r> arc jiivparintf to gow tlicir oat**. 'I’hcro hti^ been lofi® of riola^c* ; l ihi#* < oiimititiity.

For Letter The liAN&KXt Tiwicf, priLtcrs.

Subs'-illte for the Bannkl Times.

; Tic Banner Tijils teleplione news . autitl'er i- it.v. Iti'iuember n when .on have .t:t item. We want the new-.

Much; lie’s sittiu i’ the corner o’that square scat suorin. ” The beadle was quick to act, and Sandy awakened in a harried anti excited manner, whereupon tlte miiiistir addressed him: “Sandy, I’m nae freely sae hard upon sleepers i’ the kirk as some folk, because the preacher is sometimes us much to hlitme us the |

hearer, but' 1 —und he hold out hia clinch-1 Subscriptions for any magazine ed fist threateningly—“Imt, Sandy, I de-| ( ,r paper taken at i.us office. \\ e

bar tuuriu. ”—London Telegraph.

Kor Sale.—Old papers, stiititltlc

putting under eartiets or on closet 1flooding,

shelves, for sale cheap at tlte |{anni it

Times office.

A Blessing for the Ladles.

Thousands of ladies are using Brazilian Balm. For soreness, pain, bearing down, and many kinds of trouble, It acta like a charm. A 60 cent or dollar bottle often does more good in one week than any other remedy does in months. Used *9 8U injection it goes right to the spot,removingallinflammation. Taken in 15 drop doses every hour checks ex-

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