Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 April 1897 — Page 4
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Lessons in Breathing and Production of Tone. Development of Registers, Intervals and Scales. Slow Major and Minor Trills. Marchesi s Exercises for the Development of the voice, Op. I. Study of Vowels and Consonants, Concone Op. 9, 10, 12. Exercises in Flexibility. Trills and Chromatic Scales Study of Arpeggios and Turns. Phrasing. ^ Studies in Sustained Singing Vaccai’s Practical Method of Singing. Studies of >> Lablache, Bordogni, Larnperti and Viardots. % For Further information call on or aililrcss J;
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lissFidelia^. Lester,
Local and Personal,
( makintc >1 tine showing a;:ti i>t InUian-
apolia ttua afteruoon.
Mrs. TVLter has returnul to her
home in Craw fords t ille.
Lo-
What is Going on in Society,
cal and General News.
.1. G. Mi-\utt is visitiotf in < > lell. .1. M. Relnap was in I i.tian ipoli» t
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of Indianapolis, is in
St. John’s Church.
The Sjndat servieeH nre H ly | ('ntntniinion a' 7:30 a. m ; Matins | Litany anil sermon at 10:31) a. ni. |
Chas. Kester o i left loday for Fn in h K . hop vVhite has p .slpmied his l.iek apriniro for t entin.- t. annual visitation of St. John's par.Miss Kale Hammond and Mis. l{es„r | ? !,. 'j’h,. hiahop's nni-x^ectc.l . nl were in Didnna|M>li. to la>. j to ( 'liii aoo neeessarilv fion'pon > 'I'he Boston cluh will meet with Mm the eonflrinalion until a later date
Uussit* Mcl’oy at 7 :.»() uT I m K. .Mrs. F. Spurrit*!, nf Imli iiiapoli^,
Spring Medicine
spend Sunday in
MONHY IN SWEHT HUAiOLS i •im a K ent for tlm following bicycles, I < evelaml, < oltinihus. \ index. Fia^le, ALt ABOUT THEM h":.d queen, Knights and Westminster’. Kvery housewife should have this Imok and ^.L’ V ' ' ''!" 7* 7 ' 8e , m P^ es ' ,l l«arn how to take care of that husliH of -lock. .lonu t ook, ^oulh Greoneilssweet potatoes the has Just hoinrht, so they i tie. Jt won't spoil. Price 20c. Sent postpaid by
J. L LAMBERT, BRAZIL, IND.
Miss I)ovie Gihhoi.s, of (.'oatesville, is visiting her cousins. Misses Kvu and
Ida Gibbons.
Wantpd fin I0P3 " f .ouieiliiiple Tor or^ h <<il.l H, tHieltny nuiliuu mi l u Van (ants to pateutt T ,ke I ixitive Brmno Ouinine Tab. Propct your Idea*; they may t.rinK you wealth. , 1 ' ,K ' . ,7 , ‘ ' . l r I ‘ 'i ulnln,! J a 1 *- Wrlte JOHN WKDUEKltL'KN A CO., Patent Attor I lets All (L utllflsts refund the IllOney Wlfilkt of’ivm^buadnti'IaTaiutun* wantad?* 0,rW •' ^ f ^ '» cure. 25c . 20«tD.
M. V. Terrell
the eity.
J. K. Waltz will
Anderson.
<'has. Johnson went to Indianapolis last evening. Elder Brown went to New Market this mornin?. Easter will be with u» two weeks from tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Howe and Kuth spent the nay in Indianapolis. S. J. Taylor has returned to Roachdale after spending a week in the city. David K. Goss was lust night reelected superintendent of the Indianapolis public schools. What have we done V Wallace’s shew hasn’t been hilled here as yet, but it is going in all around us. Win. Nelson was reported this morning to lie rapidly growing worse and lie was not expected to live through to-
night.
Miss Helen Dail, of Indianapolis returned to Greencastle today to spend the summer with her aunt, Mrs.
Gibbons.
Joe Scarritt’s house and lot on south Lacust street has been soul by Broadstreet A Vestal to Leroy Call, the pres-
ent occupant.
Mrs. Richard Jones has gone to Connersville for a visit with friends. Her hushand is in Summer, 11!., to which place the family will move. The Young Ladies Missionary society of the Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Thomas Abrams Monday afternoon, April 5, at 2 :30 o’clock. A coffee war is on between the local dealer at Terre Haute and as a result the price of that much needed article has decreased to eight cents per pound. Dr. J.Tingley, professor of chemistry of the Medical college of Pennsylvania, is tiie guest of Mrs. Mary Hammond, his sister-in-law. He is alumnus of I. A. U., now DePaiiw. James Matthews has sold his property on cast Washington street to Win. Rector for $2100. The transfer was made yesterday and Mr. Rector will take possession in April. Au interlocking switch will la* placed at Limedale soon. Under the new law these expensive and interesting devices are imperative, and Friday men were at the Junction looking over the field. This is an important crossing and the new switch will be quite an improvement at the junction of tiie Vandalia
and the Monon.
The funerai services over the remains of the late Rev. G. P. Jenkins will occur at College Avenue M. E. church at 3:30 p. in. tomorrow, instead of at noon as announced in this paper yesterday. The arrangements were changed this morning and instead of I he burial occurring at Terre Haute the body will he interred in Forest Hill cemetery. Friends desiring to take a llnal leave of the remains will do so at the family residence as the casket v ill not he opened at the church. The funeral services will he conducted by Drs. Chalice.
Hester and Hollingsworth.
The Wednesday cluh of Bloomington gave a pleasant reception on Wednesdap evening of which the Telephone says inp«.rt: “A pleasant feature was the 8 o’clock dinner, and an excellent menu was served, headed with the appropriate motto, “A man can die but once.” Music was furnished by the gentlemen, and Miss Bickwith, of Greencastle, dressed as a gipsy queen, told the future, shrouded in the mysteries of tier people. All agree that the evening was one of the most enjoyable in the history of the Wednesday club.” College Avenue church was tilled to overllowing last evening by our citizens to hear the lecture by Lt. McIntosh. The lecturer took his audience on a decidedly interesting voyage to the Holy Land and around the world the lecture being illustrated with appropriate views. The speaker attempted no oratory hut in a plain clear talk gave forth much information and interesting data. Lt. McIntosh is a progressive gentleman and an earnest church worker and is doing a vast amount of good work for College Avenue church in various ways. Under ins able management the choir lias a high standard, and his push and zeal in the general work has a far reaching influence. The Indianapolis Journal today says: This afternoon at 3 o'clock the season will open with a game between Indianapolis and DePauw. The college team’s pitcher, Joe 1’ulse, is recognized as the best college pitcher in this state. He played in the Virginia League last j season and lias great speed and curves, as well as a good head. Arthur Jacki son is another of DePauw’s strong | pitchers. Peck will do tiie catching
visiting tier father, James Brandon. William W. Peufleld. of New York city, is the gue-t of Miss E. Jean Nel-
son.
Mr. ami Mrs Andrew Tliempsin, of Piper City, III., visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Denton a short time Thursday. Mrs. W. K. Weaver of this city, had three relatives in the Ciiuiidler, O. T. cyclone. One was killed and two badly injured. ('has. Conklin played with the De1’auw base hall team at Indianapolis this afternoon. Several of our town boys accompanied the team. Miss Antbel Willis returned from Crawfordsville this afternoon. Miss Jennie Weave) is visiting in Indianapolis. Miss Middletown is here from Crawfordsville. L. C. Bentley returned to Brazil this morning. J. H. James is in Cloverdale on busi-
ness.
Preacher Hinshaw Must Work. IndianAfous, April 2.—The supreme court this afternoon handed down the long-looked-for decision in the Hinshaw murder case. It attirms the decision of the lower court by which the Rev. W. E. Hinshaw is serving a life sentence in prison for the murder of h's wife. Hinshaw will go to tiie pi is on north with other life time prisoners. The supreme court makes a severe arraignment of the prisoner and discredits his story of the burglars and the fierce struggle
that took place.
Presbyterian Church. At 10:30 preaching “For the transgression of my people was he stricken” Isa li, 8; 2 p. m. Sunday school: tt p. m. Y. P. S. C. E; 7 p. m. F reac hing “Thou art not far from the Kingdom of God” Mark xii, 34. Choice chorus, solo and orchestral music in connection
with all services.
Christian Church.
Preat hing at 10: in Kiihji'ct ‘ Tin pursuit of holiness K\eiiing 7 1"> “Suiilimitv of the Gospel. - Sunday school at 9:20 a. in ; Missionary society 3 p. in: Junior society 3:lo p. m; Y. P. S. C E 0:15 p. ui. sub ject "Lessons from ( hrist's miracles Matt, xi :2 11, John xiv :8-l l. Just try a I he box of ('asemets, the li nest liver and bowel regulator ever
made.
First Copies of New Acts. The tirst printed eapies of the | acts of 1897 reached the secretary of state’s ollire yesterday. They ! are unbound and are for tiie temporary use of the Supreme and Appellate court judges. The bound volumes will be ready for distribution about April 15, which will lie quicker work than has ever been done before on getting the laws into force. Two years ago the laws did not go into effect till July 1. This year they will be in effect May 1. College Avenue M. E. Church. Preaching by pastor at 10 30 a. m. and 7 p. tn; class meeting 9:30 a. m; Sunday school 2 p. m; Ep wortli League (i p. in. The following musical program will be ren dered : MORNING, Organ Voluntarj—Selection from Mendelssohn. O Rest in the Lord—Mendelssohn. Offertory, Andantmo, Battiste. KV KN INI}. Organ Voluntary—Potpourri. Introit—Emerson. Softly Fades the Twilight Ray—Arr. from Sydney Smith. Oflertory, Andante. Freyer, Gospel Hymns.
Experience teaches the importance of special care of the health. And fixed among the impor-
tant princ iples of hygiene and h.-altli is the acknowledged necessity of a good
Spring Medicine.
Just as (irmly established by the experiences of mil lions of people, is the positive fact that Hood’s Sarsaparilla is “far and away” tiie best blood purifier and spring medicine ever produced. The necessity is found in the impure condition of the hlood at this season, owing to the close confinement and breathing vitiated air in office, store, shop, house, schoolroom ovfactory • excessive eating and drinking too rich an i heart) h. ..t; late hours and social indulgences. With tiie Mood ttms thick and impure, the machinery of life grinds hard. Hood’s Sarsaparilla purities, vitalizes and enriches tiie blood, builds up and strengthens the nerves and tones tla- stomach. It oils up the machinery of the whole body ; tiie liver takes up its work anew, the kidneys resume activity, the ache goes out of the back, the bowels are regulated. I lie appetite restored, the food is relished and as-
similated.
Don’t wait till you are thoroughly sick before you begin to take a Spring
Medicine.
Lock tiie door before tiie horse is
stolen.
Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla now as a preventive and it will pay you it thousand fold in health and strength through the coming summer.
“ We always take several bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla in our family 'very spring as a tonic and blood puriller and w£ tiud that it overcomes that tired k Jing gives new life, and keeps us well all summer.” WM. Kinoei., 813 6th Ave., Peoria, Illinois. Excellent Spring Medicine. “ For a number of years I have taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla in the spring, not for any particular ailment, but on general principle, that the system needs a tonic at this time, and I have always found Hood's Sarsaparilla a most excellent ryr'ng tn'dicine.” H'KOv Hammfr, Engineer, Putislown, Pennsylvania. That Tired Feeling. “I was troubled with that tired feeling all the spring. 1 purchased three bottles of Hood’s SsrsaiMirilla, and when 1 had taken about half ol it I was feeling well again. 1 believe Hood’s Sarsaparilla to Ihj an excellent blood puritier and tonic.” Miss Oka E. Morgan, Busey, Illinois. Builds up the Health. “We take Hood’3 Sarsaparilla as a tonic in the spring. Two of our children had tonsilitis and their blood was in a bad condition. Hood’s Sarsaparilla built them up, and we have taken it again this spring with much henelit.” Mas. P. 11. Cahoon, Pleasant like, Mass. N. B. If you decide to take Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be induced to buy anything else instead. There is no substitute for Hood’s.
Evervhoily says No. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the mo«i wonderful medical discovery of the age. pleasant and refreshing to the tasle, net gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel voids, cure headache, lever, hahll.ual rnnstipation and biliousness. Please buy and try a box of C. C. C. to-dny; 10, .0 vents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
Locust Street M. E, Cnurch, The following servieeH will he held at Locust Street M. E. church tomorrow: Class meeting 9:30 a. in: preaching i0:30a. m. subject “The clay and the Potter”; Sunday school 2 p. m; Junior League 3 p. m ; Epworth League <> p. m; Preaching 7 p. m subject “Hope for the Hopeless ” The public is cordially
invited.
Rheumatism is caused by lactic acid in the hlood. Hood’s Sarsaparilla neutralizes the acid and cures rheumatism.
South Greencastle. Considerable commotion was caused in this part of the cilv yesterday hy a fight between Brake man Brown, of No. 20. and a colored “dead beat.” The brakeman discovered the man on the platform and stopped the train in order to put him off. The tramp began to fight and got knocked down for his “sassiness.” He then picked up stones to throw and was confronted by a big revolver, which closed the scene. The tramp waited for the next train. Geo. Murphy, of Bloomington, and his brother Albert manager of the Western Union offiee of West Baden are here visiting their mother. They go to Indianapolis today but will return Sunday. Milt Crawley and his brother John, are here from Ingalls to visit their home folks. Chas. Buster and Ed Lee were here from Muncie yesterday. Bill Peyton, Bill Aihright, Mike Albright, Dave Buster and Mr. Chrisenberry are working with a Vandalia extra gang on the Staples switch. At) Hinsley and Mike Albright are willing to meet all comers in a game ot quoits. Their friends claim the championship of the United States for them.
Cure a Co Id In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money If it fails to cure. 2Bc. 208t I).
Brooklyn, N. Y., Dec. 19, 189C. Messrs. Ed Bros:—I have used Ely’s Cream Balm a iminber of years and find it works like a charm. It has cured me of the most obstinate cold in the head in less than 48 hours from Hie time I felt the void coming on. would not he without it.
Respectfully yours,
283 Hart St. Frkd’k Fries. Cream Balm is kept hy all druggists. 1 Full size 50c. Trial size 10 cents. We
A small quantity 'f sugar water beer, beverage with which probably few except tiie older citizens are io quainted, was brought to town today and served to tiie curious. It would make an excellent summer drink.
The Banner Times telephone new s umber is 95. Remember it when you lave an item. We want tiie news,
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ELY'S CREAM BAI.M U a posltlveeur*. Apply into the n<>«tri!». It is quickly abeorbed. no cents at Druzpiiteor hy mail ; panpleelOc. hy mail. KI.Y BROTHERS, 60 Warren S ., New York City.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. $1, six for $5. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & <'o., Lowell, Mass. The One True Hlood Puriller. SAVE YOORSELF.
There are thousands of people dying in villages and in rural districts who fill early graves for no other reason than that they are unable to obtain the assistance of skilled specialists. Old fashioned doctors have a fatal habit (topatients) of looking wise and pronouncing every case they are unable to successfully treat consumption or tuberculosis. Even nervous debility i-, sometimes declared consumption by them. You can enjoy the rare opportunity of having your ease properly diagnosed and treated, the same as if you visitcdjiim at his home offiee, by calling upon THAT EMINENT SPECIALIST DR.APPLEMAN
-WHO WILL BE AT-
Greencastle, Wednesday April 7th At tliu Belnap Hotel, 9 a. in. to 5 p. m,
w. L. TORR,
«>t Oakland, lud., Kn omnicml" WrtKlit'K Telery Capsule*. Oakland, Ind., Dec. 22, 1S!HL The Wrioht Medical Co, Columbus, Ohio. Dear Sirs:—I have purchased a box of Wright’s Celery Capsules from Albert Allen, druggist, and used them for Constipation, Indigestion a id Stomach trouble and have been greatly benefited hy their use. They have done me more good than any remedies I nave ever used for these troubles and are all that is claimed for them. Y’ours truly, W. L. Tore. Sold by all Druggists price 50c. and $1.00 per box. Call at drug store- for free sample.
W. W. TUCKER, M. D. Physician & Surgeon. OFFICE 17 VINE ST. RESIDENCE 310 E. WASH. ST
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—n those who do not happen to he acquainted "’••li Dr. Applemao s nalioiml reputation as a fairer of d 1 senses which other pliv sieians have lulled to cure, it might he Well to state soiik - t hinvr of his career. When u mere hoy he tle- \ eloped remarkable Interest In matters per- • talning to anatoiry nnd hygiene. After thorough orepeintory training ho entered Hint world famous Institution of learning, the Hc llevue Hospital Medical ('ollege, of New | York City, from which tie graduated some lyears later wiM» a brilliant record. Not satis th d \n it h t his he betook lilniKt l to other cities where he took special courses in the great I hospitals of I'hiltidclplilu, lioston and haltijinoro. The true physician must be born, and it Is this fuel regarding I>r. Applcnian to get her with the great sclent itle learnings tie lived from educational facilities enjoyed and the immense practice which followed, that makes him the great physician that in* Is.
Eye and Ear Diseases.
Most of which arc caused by catarrh arepaiu,1cshi\ irenied i»> Dr. Appieinat) and cured. 1 f lie cud do not hing for you he will say so.
DISEASES OF MEN.
Nervous debility Isa condition which the ordinary physician pretends not to recogni/.e as the great foe of inis and coming generation. The reason wli>? liecausc, as in eatun h, he is p.iwerb ss to iitl'cct a permanent cure. Dr. \ppiemnn has saved thousands
•» - folly
CATARRH-
that prlnop of dlgcaseH, I* (lie prtinul oausc of _ _ _ _ _
nail till- Hllmt-IUM (tic tl< »li I* heir to. Martina trom the iljrJnoiiwequeiict * of yonlliful follj with catarrh Ot the bead, it developcs Into and larcbt.* !i*«ocintIon with Improper p> i
llrnnehlcnl ( ntnrrh, I he count ant <frop|)lna*on* in lat-i lit
of mucin soon cnniiea catarrh of the atoniaeli. Varicocele Impotency Syphilis. St lift ore, commonly known as lawaot Powci, l.tc.. Me.
DYSPEPSIA
After It once xeta into the atoniach. Liver. Bowel. Heart, Madder and Kidney Trouble soon follow, and finally what most physicians
cull
CONSUMPTION i« t he up-shot, and unless proper treatment Is taken, deatli is the sure result. Rut in all these
Positively Cured.
Rc'ga.’ding|Wcmen.
Woman ha* \vo< s of her own, l,which only :i skilled specialist cun appreciate and suecu^sfully treat, barrenness In woman libs her with humiliation, but she need not rcmala always thus. Dr. Applcnian also cures—the
— . — — - - obnoxious int:! 1 treatment not bet nil ruses catarrh is the real disease and Dr. Ap- necessai > Hearing Down rums. Surprcssed pieman positively and pcruiaucntly cun* or Paint ill Menstratlon, I.riieorrhoru. baen - with a radical and painless and original treat- atlon I Iccration Nervousness, nverian,
ment, known only to himself.
Difficulties, Etc.
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tains the team, will cover second. The ! F.I.Y BROTHERS,
DePauw boys are hanking on their team
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