Greencastle Star Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 April 1893 — Page 2

AYERS Cherry Pectoral

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Hus no equal for the prompt relief and speedy cure of Colds, Coughs, Croup, Hoarseness, Loss of Voice, Preacher’s Sore Throat, Asthma, Kronchitls, La Grippe, and Other -— ' ■_ v lungs. The best-known cough-cure 1 in the world, it is recommended by eminent physicians, and is the favorite preparation with singers, actors, pfbachers, and teachers. It soothes tlw inflamed membrane, loosens the phlegm, stops coughing, and induces

repose.

WOMEN AND CHESS PLAYING.

HARD ON THE HAIR.

AN ARIZONA TURKEY HUNT.

Cherry

AYER’S Pectoral

taken for consumption, in its early stages, checks further progress of the disease, and even in the later stages, it eases the distressing cough and promotes refreshing sleep. It is agreeable to the taste, needs but small doses, and does not interfere with digestion or any of the regular organic functions. As an emergency medicine, every household should be provided with Ayer’s

Cherry Pectoral.

“Having used Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral in my family for many years, I can confidently recommend it for all the complaints it is claimed to cure. Its sale is increasing yearly with me, and my customers think this preparation has no equal as a cough-cure.” —S. W. Parent, Queensbury, N. II. *

History T>H* of No Oreut Chou* 1’layera

Among Women.

A great many newspapers are commenting on the fact that history does not record u woman who 1ms excelled In the game of chess. There is something strange in the fnet that only men ! have mastered this great game. To be- 1 come proficient In this game one must: have the cool, calculating faculty of professional' gami?iad‘ ahtf .... 'T... , ■ of a sphynx. In addition to this, one must have a great deal of time to de-

vote to the study of the game.

It is this last which makes the absence of female chess players so curious, says the Omaha World-Herald. In this busy age men have no time to learn the game unless they steal it away from their business. A man in business must bo at his office not later than nine a. in. Then he has to read the morning paper for an hour, talk politics until eleven, go out to lunch and remain until one p. in., take a country customer out to seo the sights of the city until three p. m., return to the office and dictate to the

Thr IHic.Mtrnu* Effrrts of I'sInK Natural

When natural gas from a partial

fuel cr.rae to be used for cooking and heati ng solely, and in great degree for illuminating purposes in Pittsburgh, tlie^jurof Pittsburghers began to fall

ou^^^^teost alarming fashion.

victims more than men

—n rr^p^fdoubtless I ‘d.bl khf

t.hnt.

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Before Thanksgiving All the set-

tler, Unite In the Slaughter.

There are some parts of Arizona that are full of men who will live for three hundred and sixty-four days in the year on bacon and In-ans and never utter a complaint- I!ut ob the other day it is different. If the bill of fare is not e.hanged on Thanksgiving day, there is trouble in camp, grumbling and profan-

The waters of the Atlantic Ocean are a sort of whirlpool on a gigantic scale, the central point of which is a short distance to the southwest of the Azores.

The Spring,

Of all seasons in the year, is the one for making radical changes in regard to health. During the winter, the system becomes to a certain extent clogged with waste, and the blood loaded with impurities, owing to lack of exercise, close continemeut to poorly veil-

ing to the Chicago Journal, were sowed called Ki< ' 1’rioto, and nicknamed the deeply the first year that gas was intro- | "Turkey river.” It is the only place

duced into house's

poses. That

tUated shops and homes, aad other causes.

Vioiim’s urn usually wirrmu* than T -' : ^ UilK nluolj ;t’’ >ut. ii., liio ua vue dull, biug^ish, tired towlneas than wnnen^ timragh thste ao- must t>« ov«r<xlAr., or tne dt’—'

cialand domestic duties. Away down in the southeastern sec-

The seeds of the complaint, accord- i 15011 of lhe territory there is a creek

for domestic pur- ' within about 1 wp .hundred miles where was bef.rre the days of i wUd turkeys abmnH. but then there are

meters and the fifteen cents per thou- j enough of th"in in tiie narrow valley to sand raU». Gas was given away almost 1 R b>ek a state with tliss greatest of then in yearly contracts. People who * 0 ' v5s ’ wild or ^Ltmo. Just before had been cold all their lives on hard Thanksgiving, pntspeotyrs. miners and coal at eight dollars a ton began to j ranchers come into the-f'anyon from as warm np and the torrid zone prevailed i 1I1U4; h as one hundred miles away to evervex here. shoot turkeys for dinner <m the great

The Philadelphia company was amply ! ,la V- Tor a day or so the slaughter is revenged for the wasting of its vus bv i tremendous, but the birds do not seem

gas by

rerurn Tsi ine oincc aim ok lure o.itio the way the furllitnre “ arped by I to be thinned out much b, it/for they stenographer until f ur p. ., n ^ Bhedding , <)f thpir patron8 . hai ; | are almost unmolested duxing the rest

go home so utterly tired out that he . 1,1 u ‘^ r of the vear The nlace iTfc. fa* from fools ,toss, kicks the family cat across I The la,llcs discovered the new com- P ,S .

the sitting-room, viciously shakes the r laint fir f' W u hen i ^ P at ‘ e d the5r

AYER’S

Cherry Pectoral

Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Man. Bold by all Druggi.ts. Price ,1; ilx bottle., $5.

Prompt to act, sure to cure

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furmu’e so hard that he breaks the grate, growls at his dinner, and finally goes down town and plays “freeze out" for the cigars in order to secure relief from the cares and vexa-

tions of business life.

With a woman it is different. She has a great deal of spare time an^ it is a wonder that the chess champion of the world is niff, a female. All a woman has to do is to get breakfast, get the children ready for school, wash the breakfast dishes, sweep the house.

hangs, after the fashion of gentle womankind, a mesh of hair would come away in their fingers, and If they only crooked their hands threateningly toward an erring husband’s locks, all the hairs that were unsafe in their foundation in his head would drop abjectly

to the floor.

Society, of course, has deluged its duchesse lace handkerchiefs with bitter tears over the remnants of a passing glory. The poodle and its mistress have mingled their hairs in mutual sorrow.

po,, Ih,

for ,lmm.r t.. ihr KOK-rry and mar-, ^ hl to ket, firet lunch for the children when 1 . , r ... J ^ 0 - , • .. . . . . . I vented. J ho crier of Samson for his t hey come home from school at noon, , , , ., , , A . it. * at * * 1 1 r 1 snorn head would be but a drop in the see that their hands and faces are clean , 14/-a 1-1 ,1.1x1 . . . , ., j• v. bucket of tears shed over the stealthy Dcfore roturninif, wash the dishes , • ,,1 xi • i_ 1 • . 1 a. 1 1 1 denuding of their polls by the inhabiagain, sew buttons on her husband s | ^ ^

shirt, patch Tommy’s trousers, let

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tuck out of Susie’s dross, darn a basketful of socks, get supper, wash the dishes again, get the children ready for bed, and, last of all, prepare for the breakfast in the morning. If she would put in her spare time after these few little tasks are done in learning to play chess Champion Lasker would soon lose his laurels. But Instead of this she puts in her spare time darning more socks and sewing on more buttons, and it is safe to say that the chess championship will be held by a horrid man for ages to

come.

ON ROLLER SKATES.

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FRtU WEiK.

President Hurri.Hoira Son I'ernuatleN Him to Try the Tretirheroiti* Wheels. “I once saw President Harrison in a verj-undignified position,” said an Indianapolis traveling man to a reporter I for the St. Louis Globe-Democrat. “Indianapolis was one of the first cities ulDictod by the roller skating craze. A young man named Fenton, living there, was the inventor of the devilish contrivance, and he soon had the city wild. Russell caught the infection and became an expert. One night he prevailed upon his father to visit the rink. The fnture president looked on the maze of skaters gliding over the smooth floor. It seemed easy enough. He was a farm >us ice-skater in his boyhood, and, like most others, believed that a man who could keep his head off the surface of a frozen pond ooukl not be easily downed. He secured a pair of skates, examined them critically, and looked irresolute. In those days the man who hesitated was lost Half a dozen ladies —old, young and middle-aged—pirouet-ted about him on wheels and urged him to the trial. An attendant had his feet chained down to the star-makers before he hardly realized it. He struck out with his left, followed with Ills right, and did amazingly well. It was no trick, after all! But he got no farther. One foot shot out to the east, the other made a Columbian voyage of discovery to the west They circled around each other like an erratic comet chasing its tail, and the future hope of the nation came down with a crash that made the gas jets flicker. In leas than three seconds half of Indianapolis was on top of him, and Ids head was just visible peering out from the wilderness rtf striped hosiery and crushed hats. He sat up when he got an opportunity, removed the skates, went over to the attendant, handed him the offending rollers with a polite bow and walked out. That was his first visit to the rink and his last.”

G. V7. Bence, Physician,

Office and Resilience. ’.Va.'liinston Street, one

Square east o! Nation-.l Rat'ik, OKIriiNCASTLH INI'. 3*t!

CURES MALARIAL POISON

Nature should lie assisted to throw off imparities of (lie blood. Nothing does it so well, so promptly, or so safely as Swift’s Specific.

LIFE HAD NO CHARMS.

PUNISHMENT FOR BLASPHEMY.

For three years I was troubled with mala-

•T^’^was’g^ratlV’-' uffexh!and and the New York 1 , .l , : uno that

Conntriex Where the law Kegarth It as

a Crime.

Among the measures with which the imperial German parliament will he called upon to deal in the course of the present session is a bill for the abolition of paragraph 10U of the penal code, which makes blasphemy punishable by three years’ imprisonment with hard labor. Neither In Helgium, Italy, Holland nor France is it considered necessary to make blasphemy a penal offense, and, indeed, the only throe countries of any importance w here the offense is still regarded as a crime are Austria, Great Britain and Germany. In England the nets of 1601 and of 1005 have never till this day been repealed,

lost all its charms. I tried mercurial and potash remedies, but to no effect. I could get no relief. I then decided to try jjjj&iSK’fisj A few bottles of this wonderful IE^S=&d3 medicine made a complete and permanent cure, and I now enjoy better health than ever.

J. A. Rice, Ottawa, Kan.

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prosecutions for blasphemy have bees pretty numerous during the present century. It is, however, impossible to deny that the time has gone when blasphemy could be regarded as a penal offense. The question ha* become more one of public order and decency than of right of judgment. In Germany, where the present political maneuvers on the part of the emperor In connection with the military bill may lead to the possible ascendency 7 of the ultramontane party, the repeal of the law is particularly urgent. For when once the ultramontane* are in power there is nothing, as the law now stands, to prevent them from sending to prison for three years with hard labor any person who should venture to sneak ironically of the latter-day iniranu j ciee of the Roman Catholic church.

tants of Pittsburgh.

Barbers and hairthressers are endeavoring to come to the rescue. They make green lotions for arresting the disappearance of the mustache, and pink lotions for coaxing the beards not to desert the face to which it primarily belonged. There are bang concoctions and back hair washes, but individually and collectively they all fail in their

work of reform.

Those who can afford it are spending all the summer, and as much of the winter as business permits, far from the haunts of the enemy; while the larger majority 7 of the citizens try to take comfort in the fact that each man's hirsute losses can be matched by his neighbor

six to half a dozen.

JAPANESE GOODS.

They Are I'ackecl in .Suh.tanlinl ami Workmanlike Manner. Of the various foreign countries whose shipments of exhibits have passed through the Jackson park custom bouse the packing cases from Japan have been the most substantial and have preserved their contents in the best shape. Two or three ear loads of these exhibits now piled in the north end of the manufactures’ building show tho general workmanlike mannerof the Japanese. Every ease is made of first-class yellow pine, joined in a perfect manner and strongly bound with iron bands. A model of a pleasure boat three feet long recently 7 received servl-s as an example of the precautions of these people. The outside case was of yellow pine, one and one-half inches thick and planed on both sides. Around this outer ease were broad bands of steel, held in place by screws. Inside was a tin box soldered together and held from rolling about by layers of rice straw. Inside of the tin case was another wooden case, finely finished, and inside of this nestled in cotton batting was the model of a boat. The figure-head at the prow was a gaudy Japanese pheasant, and the whole craft was; lacquered and finished as the Japanese know so well how to do. This model was released by the customs officers and was taken to the Japanese headquarters at Sixtyseventh place.

A New Courtt-Fimler. An ingeniously constructed coastfinder for coast lines is among the recently invented novelties. The device requires a solid foundation as close to the shore line as possible. The semicircular bed plate is eleven feet king and eight feet wide, most accurately planned, and an arm pointed at the center and moved by a hand wheel, carries a telescope, horizontal and depression verniers, pencil and various appliances. A chart of the harlioris accurately adjusted under the arm, and as the telescope is made to follow a fixed point on the huU of an approaching ship the movement and position of the latter arc traced by the pencil on the chart, on a scale of 1-1,000 inch to one foot. It is stated that tests made upon buoy’s some four or five miles distant indicated their true distance within the brief space of a few inches.

Australia Is l ir»t.

Eight car loads of goods that were shipped from Australia two months ago have been unloaded within the agricultural building and deposited upon the space assigned to that country.

anywhere, so difficult of access, that nobody will brave the hardship of miles of desert hills and rocky cliffs exepfit under the great inducement of Thanks-

giving.

Some of the hunters come so far that they have to make “jerky” of the turkey meat in order to get l*. hoftn*. /A fellow wants turkey pretty hnnd’wheit he will travel one hundred miles itj and then take it in the shape of salted and sun-dned strips and shreds, Kml usually fried in a gravy of bacon grease and flour. 6 ■ A Thanksgiving hunt in the valley ol the little river is worth a trip, if anything in that line can compensate for a twenty or fifty-mile trip over bare rooks with the thermometer at one hundred and ten degrees. There ard no end of turkeys in the valley. As you walk uprthe creek great flocks of them, both the big black fellows and the smaller bronze turkeys, swarm up the banks into the brush like quail. One of them will carry away as much lead as a deer, and there are all sorts of stories about turkeys getting away with one wing and one leg broken. The artist at the business shoots off th# turkey’s head. A man who would use a shotgun under the circumstances would “ground-sluice” quail, if he would not fish for trout with giant powder. Half a dozen birds make a tremendous bag. about as much as a pack mule can carry out of the valley, for they grow to a marvelous size. Oldtimers say that gobblers weighing thirty pounds have been taken out of the Prieto canyon.

ft i# a truth in medicine that the smallest it performs a cure is the best. DeWitt'» Liffle Early Kisers are the smallest pills, will .perfonn the cure, and are the best. Albert AllCl^agt. ly

THE FALL OF SEBASTOPOL.

Amid Flame* and Fearful Fxploninos the

Russian* Departed.

I went back to my uneasy couch, about two o’clock, but I was speedily aroused by an awful explosion, writes William Howard Russell in Scribner’s. I hastened to my lookout post again. The flames were spreading all over the city. It was an ocean of fire. At 4 a. m. the camps, from sea to valley, were aroused by an awful shock—the destruction of some groat magazine behind the Redan. In quick succession one, two, three, four explosions followed.

Jas. Boss

Filled Watch Case

tirely broken down. Hood's Sarsaparilla has attained the greatest popularity all over the country us the Favorite Spring Medicine. It expels the accumulation of impurities through the bowels, kidneys, liver, lungs and and skin, gives to the blOod the purity and quality necessary to good health, and over-

comes that tired feeling.

Audiences are forbidden to applaud in Russian theaters.

The more (Jnumberlain's Cough Remedy is used the octtei it is liked. We know ol no other remeuy that always gives satisfaction. It is good when you hrst catch cold. It is good when your cold is seated and your luugs are sore, it is good in any kind ol a cougn. We have sold iwenty-hve dozen ol it and every bottle has given satisfution. Btedmun S: Friedman, druggists, Minnesota Lake, Minn. 50 cent bottles for sale by Albert Alien, druggist. a pr.

The largest loan made in New York last year was for #1,3*25,000.

A little ill, then a little pill. The ill is gone the pill has won. DeWitt's Little Early Kisers the little pills that cure great ills. Albert Allen, agt. ly

The famous “Dragon*’ tree on the Island

u^’t'eneritfe is 5,000 years old.

pjrmans were the llrst to employ gunfor blasting rocks.

breaking up of the winter is the signal Joflthe breaking up of the system. Nature i» opening up the pores and throwing oil’refuse. DeWitvs Sarsaparilla is of unquestionable stance in this operation. Albert Allen » !y ’

Hpukcs 100 gallons of oil a year to keep a rge-sized locomotive in running order.

I Foel Like a New Man. jRkdfobd, InD., At'G. 18, 1892.

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RAILII A I TIME-TABLE. BIO FOUR. Ooinu East—-8:45 a. in., 1:18 p. m., 6:00 p. m. 2:37 a. m. Going West—8:45 a. m., 1:01 p. in., 6:48 p. m. 12:30 a. m. k . k MONON ROUTE. Going North-2:17 a. m., 1-2:29 noon; lot 11:30 a. m. Going South—1:68 a. m., 2:22 p. in.; lo 1:20 p. m. y VANDAUA LINB. In effect February l, 1893. Trains leaveGrcen castle, lud., FOii THE WEST. No. 21, Daily 11:47a. in., for 8t. Loui*. 1, Daily 1:13 p. in., “ “ ", Daily 12:12 a. in., “ t‘ 6, Ex. dun 9:27 a. in., “ “ 3, Ex. bun 5:28 p.m., “ Terre Hants. 1, Ex. Sun 7:05 a.m., “ Peoria. 3, Ex. Sun.. .. 3:00 p. ra., “ Decatur. KOK THK HAST. No. 20, Daily 1:49 p. in., for Indianapolis. ” 8. Daily 3:52p.m., " “ 1 ' 0. Daily 3:36 u. m., “ “ ai 1 12, Daily 2:24 a. in., •• “ ‘ 2, Ex. Sun 0:20 p. m., “ “ ' 4, Ex. Hun 8:34 a. m., “ •• For complete Time Card, giving allvraj-a and SIAIKIIIN, :inil for full informatio# a* rati a, thi ough cars, etc.. adi ■ J. S. DOWLING, Agent, „ . w „ Greencastle, Ind. Or J. M. OilKHHHOUGH, Aunt. Oen. Pais. Agt., St. Loui*, Mo. ' ju»-. - -

Th to

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tism. For tour months was unable t only occasionally for a short time

ined to my bee'

as conti:

my bed most of the time.

I was treated by live of the best physicians within my reach iu that tinie, and my case had been pronounced as incurable. Foui weeks ago I consulted Dr. Man-O-Wa at the Avenue House in our city and began his treatment, and now I can say 1 feel like a new man. Respectfully,

Frank Ferguson.

Dr. Man-O-Wa will be at Commercial House, Greencastle, on Thursday, April 13.

Of the 0.000 postmistresses in the United States Pennsylvania is blessed with 463.

Attention Farmers I If you have a horse that has poor appetite, is languid, hair rough and run down generullv nu*x Vfnrriu’ l-’. n ir I i vi Vi Sf-iiilx* 1 Gi 4. • fc <>*wi

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An earthquake wave onco crossed the Pacitic in 12 hours, or over six miles a minute.

Piles of people have piles, but De Witt’s Witch Hazel Halve will cure them. Albert Allen, agt. ly

A four-year-old boy in Georgia is said to weigh 90 pounds, wear a No 7 hat and a No 6 shoe.

At 4:45 a. m. the mapazines of the Flag 1 - u>!l '

Do you lock faith ami love health? Let ue establish your faith and restore your health ‘with DcWitt's Sarsaparilla. Albert Allen,

staff Bastion nnd Garden batteries exploded. The very earth trembled at each outburst, but at 5:80 a m. when the whole of the hupe stone fortresses, the Quarantine and Alexander, were hurled into the air almost simultaneously with appaUinp roars, and the sky was all reddened by the incessant flashes of the bursting shells, the boldest held their breath and pazed in awe-

struck wonder.

It was broad day. The Russian fleet was pone, the last of their men of war was at the bottom—only the steamers were active, towinp boat* and raovinp from place to place on mysterious errands. Thirty-five mapazines in all were blown up, and throuph all the nlpht of the 8th and the morninp of September 0 the Russians were marching out of the south side. We could see the bridge covered with them still. At 0:45 a. m. the last body of infantry crossed the brldpe and mounted the opposite bank. Yes, the south side was left to the possession of the allies at last! Sebastopol, the c 7 ity, the docks and the arsenal were ours. In half an hour more the end of the bridpe itself was floated away by some invisible apency from the south side, and in less than an hour the several portions of it were collected at the further side of the rou dead. Meantime the fires, fed by nail explosions,

spread till the tov preat furnace vomit velvety black smoko after seven o’clock < bepan to ascend from

seemed like one • out columns of i heaven. Soon umns of smoke . ort Paul. In a

minute or two more flames were seen breakinp out iu Fort Nicholas. The first exploded with i tupendous roar later in the day: -die .nines under the latter did not take fire. Tho retreat of Gortschakoff was effected with masterly skill.

A Prof(tA«loaal Ghost Hunt or.

In the dark apes professors of exorcism were important and hiphly re-

-A i, l l’I-Gh- t rst i/d.iiiit entei | gp*cted persons In the conummity but tin- building, and as tile vv’bi’ff'ftfR.suil- somehow ir other tin-;, n il into disre-

pute and were finally abolished as im-

lation is to proceed at once Australia will have tho honor of being the first in position. The space assigned to the exhibitors from the antipodes within tho agricultural building is on the first lloor and just east of tho central dome. It is eighty-five by one hundred feet in dimension and well lighted. The exhibit is to consist of wool and cereals of all kinds and some canned goods. It is, however, with its wool that Australia expects to make tho best showing.

Hanger to TtlcycllMift.

It has been found that blcyclsts whe ride to excess are afflicted with a catarrhal laryngitis. Mouth breathing and the rapidity and pressure with

posters. 11 is satisfactory to find, however, says the London Telegraph, that at the present time, when so many people complain that they can (ind nothing to do, this time-honored profession has been revived, and at least one gentleman finds it sufficiently profitable to

pay for the printing of circulars commendatory 7 to his ousiness. It is ad-

dressed to “landlords, home agents and those whom it may concern, ’and states that the exorcist "will be pleased to investigate and report upon any reputed haunted house, ascertaining tho cause of and putting a stop to all seemingly unaccountable shrieks, cries, groans

. . . . , , , , and spirit rappings at the shortest , whic . 1 i la , r e e quantities^ air are forced j notic <,.. This is hard on Khosts .

In South Russia a drink rrheiubliug braudy is obtained by distilling the juice of the

watermelon.

My wife was coniiued to her bed for over two months with a very severe attack of rheumutism. We could get nothing that would ailord her any relief, and as a last resort gave Chamberlain s Fain Halm a trial. To our great suprise she began to improue after the nrst application, ana by using it regularly she was soon able to get up ami attend to her housework. E. H. Johnson, o! C. J. Knutson 5: Co., Kensington’ Miun. 50 cent bottles

for sale by Albeit Allen.

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Berlin has the widest train roofon the Continent—that at Anhalt station, which is 198 feet 5 inches.

“There is a salve for every wound." We refer to DeWitl s Witch Hazel Salve, cures

ourns, bruises, cuts, indolent sores, us a local application in the nostrils it cures catarrh

and always cures piles. Albert Allen, agt. ly

An ounce of pure gold is worth |20.64: therefore, a ton of pure gold, which contains 24,000 ounces, is worth 4495,300.

Bad complexion indicates an unhealthy state of the system. DeWitt’s Litllc Early Risers are pills that will correct this condition. They act on the liver, they acton the stach.moy th caet on the bowels. ly

The banana seeds only in one small spot on earth--the Andaman Islands. Everywhere else it must be raised from suckers.

Elder S. S. Beaver, of McAllisterville, Junintta Go., Fa., says his wife if subject to cramp in the stomach. Last summer she tried Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhiea Remedy for it and was much pleased with the speedy relief it afforded. She has since used

it whenever necessary and found that it never fails. For sale by Albert Allen. apr

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disposition.

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a 7 4 Finest Lunch Conn ter In the ('itt/. Come nnd See,

Dr. I,. II. IIA.WI* f

Okkick, No. 18 East Walnut 8t. / 1st door east of Engine House. The Docti/ may be tound at the offlee at all times, b</u nay and night, when net professiomriy engaged *

DR. G. C. SMYTHE,

Physician and Surgeon

Office and residence. Vine street, between

\\ ashington and Walnut streets.

Notice 0/ liCttiiuj of Itejmirs mu Drainage of Free Turnpikes it Putnam County. The Board ofTurnpike Directors of Putnat county, Htate of Indfana, pursuant to an awof the General Assembly of 1893, approve March 4, 1893, will on MONDzYY, THE 17th DAY O]

APRIL, 1893,

Receive bids for the repair and drainage the free gravel roads in said county for t ensuing year, at the office of the Clerk ofsa board, in the Auditor's office, city of Gree castle. Contracts will be let for the repi

l asue. u ontracts will be let for the repa and drainage of all sueh roads in st ations i thej are or they may now be divided foUTor

muj a If or tney may now be divided for ifor by the road superintendents, plans ami spec ucation* of which are now on tile and may i obtained by applying at the office, hefor

m iiie omce, b

mentioned, of the Clerk of said hoard. Hu’r contracts will be let in each instance to

, V l “ v t*vn i lirsLttlim DO lowest responsible bidder, who must g% bond for the execution of said contract toll approval of said Board of Directors. Ini cases where crushed stone is used for rena the Board of Directors shall furnish the sten crusher. All bids shall be submitted oa tl basis of ten hours for a day’s work, whethi w ith team or by work of one or more indivu uals. The board reserves the right to rej«

any and all bids.

JOHN 8. NF.WOF.NT

JOHN I). HART,

SAMUEL E. FARMER

Board of Turnpike Directors of Putn,

County, Indiana.

J. F. Mui.holn, Clerk of Board. Greencastle, Indiana, March 21, ls98. 3t||

Ha far tie Sol

Two cheap excursions are announced by riw MOBILE l OHIO R. R.

To the most productive nnd most hdalthful States in the Union,

Mississippi and Alaba:

When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When *he became Miss, she clung to Castoria W&nrile bod Children, the gave them Castoria.

into the larynx are said to be the cause, j

Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry lor Pitcher’s Castoria.

Where thousands of acres of choice Fsr—jt|

•-.- « 2 tracts td«?8.. t at vo

own terms.

Trains will leave Ht. Louis Union Depot

8:35 p. m. on

APRIL 11 aii MAY 9,1893.

V!\ycv\\vvw\ C\\tu\\ VnavaA Youi ii a i railroad ticket agent, or E. e Posby, Mobile, Ala., or K. W. Urcknk, Gem enrol Agent. 108 N. Broadway, St. Louis, Mo are prepared to give you descriptive matter and full particulars regarding the Bouth an

the excursions.

Now is your chance to investigate the na,

induct no nts

ural advantages and many

the South.

Eggs for hatching—Barred Plymouth Roc Silver Spangled Hamburg* and White Ihorns—50 cts. per 13. Call on or addr

cts. per 13. Call on

Fobbst Ecus, Bainbridge, lud.