Pike County Democrat, Volume 22, Number 29, Petersburg, Pike County, 9 December 1891 — Page 2

THBPKEGODHTT DEMOCRAT % ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY. Bali i<id at tbe pontoffiee In Petersburg for — through tbe malts as secounlike ru* Ceaatjr luMHit haa tte larDwsfpr eeweeaper |MkUske4 Is I Adrertlaera will eiis a aete af OUB TICKET. For The Next Pieildemt, GftOYElt CLEVELAND. Next Vice Pre-Meet, .ISAAC IVPBfrFor Next ^OT. ofTnrtlana. W*. K. NtBLACK. Democracy is forth* whole people. Wby ere our political econemists trwotraers? Ocn college text-books teach free Tint F. M. a A’s are not (lead by a good deal. Clktilanu will certainly be the noxi President. ... Be satisfied with yaur lot so long a«> God gives yon health. It it the tariff on the artiiriea we Mn to import and buy that hurts. When yon' fail ,to support Pempcracy, you fail Tuyour own imierest. Hasthe McKinley bill made your wheat any mo re a prog table a crop ? * Ir yoor boys aw neglected, where will your idle girls get good husbands f Not many mouths hence and Uar rlsoo’i candidacy agony will be at an Ton Reed, the Maine maid will And It warm for him this session of ConWhenever an organization of any kind drifts Into politics it begins to “dHe ttyVmonicht; ' l ^^4-UTTW: ever.^isafy w; fof •if oar court expenses is in some why connected with whisky. TrE smartest men may make mistakes, but when they Vote d lie Deniocratiff tfeketr—no mimakc. ■' if you should ptrt a tariff of 1600 on each bushel of wheat, would it he any better price so long as it is au export f Tee girl whose education is neglected aud whose bringing up lias no attention will make aotue homo very unhappy. • ■ vAfbw more months and the ^people will be In tho midst of an exciting campaign. Conclude now not lo act the fool. Host ptfple want the “Gieatest to the greatest number,” but the ity vote without thinking on subject 5

I Tjktth 1*, the editor of tins paper I pot himself in his present ill health | working for «he Democratic j>ar ly of ■Pike county, I WHTahould ■Uugbtered as third partjrjiwtrffclates ? ■Never catch a' smart pomTeiah at such I thing*, feyouT ; Rtuk Alliance party is made up of Beo who do not know how faut the World goes. This may be why their Candidates run so slow. K Doh’t get entirel^ away from the troth when you talk politics., Remember that many people In- this ‘world know when you are lielng. Z —*—*-*±2 Goto young man; disobey your , paw a, and if you da.M<A.c<Miie. to tome bad end you grill do better than a great majority of disobedient sons. No more politics disturbs the classic dated. The great seholars an'votIng the Democriic ticket and thus they give themseverf no fiirtlier aiTOK Thurman, of Oltio, just; celebrated Ids seventyIrthday, Was elected to Con. 1844 as its youngest member, fourth* senate ten yean ago. ;ak phy sician has discovered Metes of bacteria which may red In a kiss and he declares le must quit I ho practice of rs during the process, t How base hall mask do T .<. i - »*» P. Crisp Was el: jesker of the Hcui ye oh the tfalrteth lay. Hoi# »n able nrii man and te that credit to himsetten

M». MotiNUffts oow Ashling «•*- anchoiy because be *rk>w*d«lephsuts (o go on (he free 'Hw. A UalttWrsj* men la about to atari an elephant much on the PacIHc coast, and will presently be howling for protection. A jcervoitb editor exclaim*: If the women get to hold tug office who willbold the women$ lbla wicked query a wicked bachelor retorts; ‘Hero la one lap thait will always be at their disposal just the as see. We j will hold -the office-woman and all." ^Exchange. ; 1

Ben Butter worth salt): “The firs thins when I sot to Bremen l be gan to look for ■ pauper labor. 1 hunted for it In Hamburg, in Saxony. 1 scoured Berlin for it, but not one pauper laborer could I find, There are more loafers in an American city than there are in all Germany.” “Sabsiett” in Washington is now gravely discussing the properties of appointing a “Minister of Cerimonies” to hold office for life, who shall give out at the begin!ng of every season what shall be tippy-bob royal and what shall be tol-the-rol-loo. And jet there are still some people who pretend to think that Harrison can be re-electedSvansvitle Courier. AN IK DUN A GIANT. . —QtHe StaMlLl rm l lukH la Hla StMklap, aaS ia a tanspwa la smafhit Among the hills of Washington couuty, ludiaua, not far from New Providence and about twenty-five miles from Louisville, uostles an old fashioned, comfortable farmhouse, says the Chicago Aemt. The house is the home of the tallest man in the West, perhaps in the United States. Jacob Williams, the giant, is a fine specimen of physical manhood, and a picture of perfect health, standing, iu his stocking feet, 7 feet 3 inches, and weighs, fighting trim 357 pouuds. Ho was born iu Polk township, Washington couuty, Sep. 24, 1858; is 33 years old, and siugle. When a boy he was not abnormally tall, shooting up to his great height.duriug the last years of his teeus. In complexion he is rather fare, has gray-blue eyes. Strangely enough, no other member is extremely tall, the father measuring u feet 10 iuchcs and he is the tallest of the family, including two daughters, whom someapper not long ago pataded as a giantess, much to the young lady’s annoyance. Jacob Williams, in additon to being quite good looking, he is also good natured a lucky thing, for if ho were ill tempered lse coulfttnake it decifl^^ lively in his bailiffwick. Mr. Williams is a farmer, working on his father's place, and as that j gentleman says, “the best hand on the place.’* His physical power and cndurancejarc simply astounding. He can go all day and not feel a bit tired wiille in an encounter he would simply bo “a crusher’. He lifts tremendous weights aud thinks nothing Of it When asked whether he (Md wot fbd it awkard to stoop from his height he smiled and said If did not seem hard for Idm to dig potatoes. As supple'as smaller tuen, he can walk ail around them and wear them out. While in a pleasant and kiudly disposition, he is not the man to take either insults or gibe, those who kuow him never offer it. Iu fact lie, does not havo to fight for his rights, his size being enough to hold auj body iu check. Wisely enough no mau desires to tackle a mau who sleeps iu an 8 foot 6-iucli bed and has to stoop to get through the door iqjo the house. He has liad offers to travel with Barnum and was requested to make a contract with n circus, but in each instance he declined, prefering the unostentatious life of a farmer aitd bavin* sincere dislike for notoriety. ■ r

ffi are Advertised k; ur lariat Friend—King Henry TI. Peteusburu, Ind. Nor, 30 1891. Dr. Man-O-Taw: One month ago to-day, I consulted you in relation to my troubles and diseases. For fourteen rears I hare becu a constant suflerer from nervous ^prostration with all its terrible results and from certain diseases peculiar to my sex. You told me yon could cure me and make me see some happiness injliring. To be frank with1 you, 1 doubted it very much as several prominent physicians had failed to beucfltwie. But, as “Health Is Life” and “a drowning man will catch at a straw,” 1 determined to give you a trial. To-day after one months treatnseift, 1 realise-^hat you spoke the truth and that you can .cure me. -My female diseases are nr much better that I feci almost well of them. 1 am growing in stronght day aud night, pud my dyspepsia hasjdisappcared, I hare no morn trouble with my heart and, in short am on the way to perfect health. I am Sincerely, P. S— Please send me the treatment tor second month. Electric Bitters. This roniedy Is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have need Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise. —A purer modicine docs not exist, and is guaranteed to do all that it is claimed. Electric Bitters wl|i cure all diseases of the liver aud ki>lnev«t will remove pimples, bolls, salt rheum and other aflectioiM caused by impure blood.—Willdrffe Malaria from the*system and prevent as well; •s cure aN Malarial fever!.—Fbr cure of Headache, const i pation and dndljest ion try Electric Bitters—-Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded.—Price 60 centa aud 11-00 per bottle at J. It. Adams A Son’s drag Here., ”• V ' > - An excellent remedy (or dyspepsia Mrs. William Wickham. Sheriff oUtlbb Co. Ga. Liver Regnlator.s-C.

---—— T. U. COLUMN* Flrxt World'* mod Elgteenth Nation ai Convention, Boston Mass. U. & A. Lilian Whiting writing of Boston for our Daily Union 8ignal says Boston, Ever hospitable,to ideas and ideals, welcomes the World's and j National Woman** Christ sin Temjier- j anoe Union and unites each and all to' pertakeof the glory of her past and the greatness of her present. I I

•8 head mkI heart make human life.” H tormeD ami women has Bouton been moat fortunate? v A city that has siren to the world Emerson,l(argrate Fuller and James Freeman Clark; Phillips' aijd Garrison; and Lydia Maria Child: that Sires us to-day such men and women as Mara a Livermore, Edward Evert Hale, Abhy Morton Diaz, Julia Ward Howe, and Thomas Weul worth Higgleon, may surely be said to maintain the sacred integrity of the deep religious faith of which her foundations were laid. This city of Boston was built on a rock, that was the rock of ages. Tremont Temple wis established in 1839 as a free church for Boston where all persons whether rich or poor, without distinction of color or condition might worship. The present building? was erected iu 1879. Dr. .Loriwer of Chicago & pastor of the congregation that - worships hero and on Sabbath morning delivered one of the most wonderful sermon ever delivered to our woitiep. on sneh au occasion. It will be published in.full iu the Union Signal: Hero Joseph Cook delivered Into famous Monday lectures. Here not long since “La Mcrechacl” plead the cause of the down troden of France. No city and uo building Jcould be more magnetic with interest than thatiu which this dual couvention was held. v - - There were over 4.U0!) delegates from the states besides those from Canada: and across the sea. No National convention has ever heard such music as was furnished this one under the leadership. No convention was oyer more roy illy entertained. Lunch at 12:30 and lea at 6 o'clock, wits served to all delegates in lire basement of the ^empM ekph day except-Sunday. .Tliere were in the Temple numerous committee rooms, which were i n great demand*, a bureau of information, Post Office for the couvention . Everything one oould think of to add: to tiie corafiu^Juul convenience of clock, at 2:30 and x^TSOeach dav, ovefiow meetings, were held in Park St and Bromfleld St. churces, ottAjesaed by the best speakors of th^ronvetwioti. There were a large number of requests for women to mi the pulpits on Sunday, over sixty pulpits were thus filled, anil 13 mass meeting of children were held. - Mrs. Tel Sono, the Japanese lady lawyer aud reformer, was one.of the mos^pictcrsque figures on the convention platform. Mrs. Bsryk^t and her borther were iiiteuselv interesting,—I believe they were from Syria, and when introduced to the convention Were dressed In their native costomo. Madam Augelini of Italy, others of the delegates from the World, was a mast interesting speaker, aud an earnest listener. The center of attraction was the noble, gifted, lovely and most loveable of women, Lady Henry Somerset, Her simplicity of dress, her grace and degnit.v and most of all her sweet christlike spirit on ail occasions completely won all hearts. V Thousands of lives are saved annually by the use of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. In the treatment of croup and wliooping coogh, the Pectoral has a most marvelous effect. It allays inflamation, frees the obstructed air passages, aud controals ths desire to cough.

A Weaderrnl Worker. Mr. Frank Huffman, a young man of Burlington, Ohio elates that he had been itoder the care of two proranent physics nit, and used their treatment until he was not able to get aronnd. They pronounced his case to be consumption and incurable. He tvaaj persuaded to try Dr. King’s New Discovery ior consumption, cough, and cold and at that time was not able to walk across the street without resting. He found, before he bad u*ed half of a dollar bottle, that he was much better; hecouiinued to use it anffis to-day enjoying good health.. If you hgVe any Throat, Lung or Chest Trouble try it. We guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottle free at J. It; Adams & Sons Drugstore. CHIRCH DIRECTORY. oomb boast, stylos; pratmost art lotto In C. 1*. Cbukch—Rsv. C. H. IHelds. pastor, Sunday-school at OHIO a. m. Preaching at WslO a. m. Meeting of the Society of Christian Endeavor at 0:00 p, m. M. E. Cuvmcb—J. W.Batn.». D. pastor. Sunday-school at 8:00 a. m: Preaching at 10:3a a. in. Clasa services at 8:00 p. m. Preaching at 8.00 p. m. PauseYTmuaM cbubcm—Rev. A. W. Freeman, paster. Stindsy-scbool at 8:00 a. m. Sermon at 1040. Society at Tounr People's Christian Endeavor meets at 4:<v .ppsmiLg- " . Democrat Job am: i Commercial PrintDepartment Is predteriorlty work This la no Idle or buncf the latest dnlsns, enables «oo<l, os trial order will convince, yon. This departevery patron In every particular. Anything In the printing line done an the tame terms. Leave your, onlsrs with The Ussissrat, Petersburg, j

paper, we W(j do not asl extra paper, we ent of it to all tli You/'wiltTWanl more reading mat* ter thi^ye&r than usual, and you cannot get x© much reading matter- for this small' ammoiint uf money anywhere. Tell your neighbors about ii and ask them to conic in i with you \ ■ " -if* and get.two papers lor the j>rtee of one. lug mat new lengthening. Agriculture stork raising under the present hard times will require more study of .the methods of those who have made these pursuits successful* Knowing the readers of The Democrat would he pleased to receive as a present a first-class fawn and stock paper; we made arrangements with the publisher of Tiib Breeder's - Guide and Practical Farmer; of Huntington; Indiana, whereby we are enabled to give free 16 each ol our Subscribers one year’s subscription to that excel lent farm andsto-kpgpec. „V-. not ask you one cent for this wish lo make a presto ali those subscribers who will appreciate it. That t^/fm^altthose subscribers who pay gll arrear ages and one year tu advanepfor Tiie Democrat.' We are hot contea'. -tHtb giving appreciative subscribers the best local paper m Pike epttufy/’bpf we want to give Ihem free the best stock and farWifMpe*! .fiS'America. ibscription price of TheDem-, ocrat is #125 per vear,,gtid Tnr. Guide and Farmer is 50 eents"‘per year. We will give you noth for 9125. The Guide and Farmer Js a’semimonthly journal devoted to the interest of farmers andstock raisers and is replete with practical information so highly-i i— -n «... e..mer readers. Y We will from time io lime hare -Vv ' sample copies on liand that we would be pleased to have you examine Commence now, talk it up and assist us in putting these two execilfetofjournals into the hands ot every Span in Pike couuty. You may never again have such an opportunity. |jeiz<j it now and yet votfr nexitloor^ighbor to help you. V* . ;;»y

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The W. C. T. U. will meet in the d. P. chm*h, Dec. Ulb. Subject “Heredity.” The Cheerful workers will meet with Mrs. Lew for work on 8atontay st 2:30 o’clock. Bring needle* and and srj^sors Our church will nnlte in the uuion service by Evangelist Williams, and when they close continue at the court house. 6. W. Law. Qartelv meeting it the M. E. church Sunday. Preaching at 10:30 A. M, by the pastor; at 6:30 by Elder Ward. Communion at close of evening service, the communion will take place. Remember the Epworth League entertainiheut Friday eve.

SINGERS fttUB speakers, RetOKS, auctioneers, tMMk* overtax and Irritate the vocml organs, find, to Ayer's Cherny Fecteml. a safe, certain, and spaed; relief. It soothes the lama. and for whooping cough, croup, sore threat. *. aad the sadden colds to which children are exposed, this preparation is without attack, Ijbave been BENEFITED BY a few ’diees of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. This remedy, with ordinary care, has worked sitch magical elect that I have suffered very little inconvenience.” M Having thoroughly tested the properties it Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral as a remedy for bronchitis and throat affections, X am heartily glad to testify to the Intrinsic merits of this preparatton.”—T. J. Maemurray, Anthor and Lecturer. Ripley, Ohio. ' “Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral has cleared and strengthened my voice, so that I am able to apeak with very rnneh more ease and com. toft than before.”— (Rev.) C. N. Nichols, Paetorof Baptist Chureh, No. Tisbury, Mass. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral . nsriim sr * • Or. 16. AYER & CO., Lml, Mass, BoM by sll Draggiets. Price $1; six books, gi. Sir Henry Thompson, the noted Lon. ion physician, says that more than one-hali of the diseases of modem life are caused by easily avoidable errors in diet If is well known that the drunkard brings his ruin upon himself ; but it it startling to be told in effect by so able a physician that, but for bur ignorance, it is as much a sin to be ill as to be drunk.*" The proprietors of Garfield Tea have been doing missionary work in this field.1 They include with each of the millions of free samples they yearly, distribute^ valuable medical essays on the use of .hot water as a remedy, and of diet in disease; and with each package of Tea a booklet vrorth.its weight ip gold, written by a well-known hygienic physician, residing in New York and Londdn. and a graduate of the New York University Medical College, pointing out a' few ample roles whereby all persons of ordinary intelligence are able to conduct an attack of illness without calling a doctor;, showing how to get well and keep well, and how so to live that no one need long use Garfield Tea or any other medicine. Until, fjben, Garfield Tea helps overcome the evds of bad diet and over-eating. This booklet also gives theftr. Salisbury treatment of chopped meat pad hot water; also the secret of the success of the milk cure aad> the grape cure in Europe. And also, why the great success attending treatment at Carlsbad and other famous health springs ; and shows how anyone may substantially get'aU the good results that come from such health resorts at home, l>y following the roles plainly set oat ia the little book. Why are physicians, so much opposed to proprietary medicine* ? Is it because such meritorious articles as Pond’s Extract or Garfield Tea become household necessities and enable people todd their own doctoring and so keep money out of the pockets cf physicians. F. A. SHANDY. Fimopm FAMILY GROUPS AND RESIDENCES A SPECIALTY. A1S kinds of out door work, portraits, copying and .enlarging front old* ' pictures &c. Birthday and surprise party groups a special^ Satisfaction guaranteed or no par. Give mo a call, or address F. A. SHANDY, L "Petersburg Indiana.

Ashby & Chappell, Beal Estate Agents. Fire, Life, and lave Steak Insurance Agents. - oils' ' iv * '- Collections iM AMrifti of- Tiller u Specialty. Dan C. Ashby, l*en*i»n and U. S. Claim Agents. ' Gall on them at Room No. 10, Second Floor Bark Building. It I. BRADY, niniwm Petersburg, Indiana, Will make yon Photos in any nnaiber at most reasonable rates. Remember that my work is war. ranted, if you-want POBTRA1T8 enlarged call and have the work done right, '* All work glintin'teed to stand the teat ol ■age* and stiff-be as bright-us when taken from the gatfwry'. * !' Studio equipments of standard modern make*. ' ■ L-, . 0o> -.-otn—“The Best la Aa Quod A* Any aad Always tiie Cheapest.” M. J. BRADY. gallery in Kiseri'e ;*uildtns. upstair*; •> i v Mirtftpbstwiw 8l*nrahdSa'r«Blh, ft*V4 - ■■ * v *£*/;*;• •* 9

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THE OLDEST I The oldest harness and saddle firm ill po- , tersburgl* Fred RenswV He still holds the Tort, u.id offers you Harness, Saddle^ Whips, I And everything In his lines ot intf s that are very low considering the quality. • ~ G,VE HIM A TRIAL, FRED REUSS Mach i nist axsu r> : Blacksmith. I am prepared 1o do the best of jrnrk: v-Ul» sat traction iruarantetKl in »11 kinds of Mfacksinithiug. Also Moving and Reaping Mac-nines - Reralred In the best of workmanship 1 eraI. ploy none but first-class workmen. Do noI go from home to get your work, hut eaflvw, roe at my shop on Main Street, Petersbor5-’ Indiana. CHAS. VEKCK. Soke Shredded Pine .Apples, Concord Grapes, Crawford Peaches, ,« California. Apricots, Cream Cheese, ?, Creamery Butter, JPumpkins, Topth Picks. • ,: “Use Ivory Soap” At Eisert's this week. TO WEJKWES I SMBS hig fall -| _ deHIUoML Add,** ; K0O&V- CWMSr I

O. Sz QHIQ.& MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY. **»”= IASI ANftf £»S 4' 'Salsfl »a 2: S*!iI«Ss i •Bits i. rlllr, *i N tra.ud of ail line*’for the'Rant, Wo1, Monk and South. Through Vestibule I Coaeho ,ru.!» Parlor Car* and t>!eeptrs on all train*. OUBLE .DAILY LINE •’. • - rOF^i • Piitlmttii Vestibule Baffet Sleepers frcn St, Lofeis auii.StaUons^h Main Wasiungtob. Daltunore. FMUd«I® phia and New. York, without change. -•‘.I VlEAsiSirAJiD FTtoS:%hu««ioii. Nft! Np. No. No. 5 AecommodnUon ... ... 2'J®Exdph‘ - .vi Night Express 6 Fast Express WisA^kb Fkom Washington. 12 a r. it. 1 1« P. M. 12 « A. 11. 2 Of. A. M. No. No. S«. . _ No.'5 Fust 7 1'Koniaoilallon 1 l)ay Express 2 Night Express ' Rxpres 4 5 12 42 P. U 12 67 P. M KBA.M 2 06 A. 11 ELonae Beckers Moving West I Should take this line a* If has less chaagM . or car*, amt better accommodations than I other rentes. Our vestibule earner* a luxury, which may oyed by alt, with, ut extra charge, mad ■be enjoyed by every attention la given our . to make their journey pleasant and somfortable. Our agents vtltl talte pleasure in answering inquiries in regard to rates for both sera ahd freight, .tinea, rooty*. florist call at your home If do__ tend to shipping freiiKht by the most direct routes and cheeking ba| desired and at. __ ggage, without charge r any assistance ibey . rusy be able to reuN. B.—Passenger* fhonld. purchase tickers ' live ttel before entering .. , ... ten cent* less than the train rate. rs, as-tire ticket rat* Id . Communications addressed to the Jfgrnxi will receive prompt attention. • >... Titos. Donahcb, Teket Agent O.AM. K’y, Washington, Jnd. \G. Jos O. G. Jonhs, District Passenger Agt. -in. ViMm'rws, i»d. . F. HARNAliD-^fcr w. B. 8HATTOC, P*S*> dW^P , Pa’sAgl Agree! rsrt. sty of Store* nil Bsegis ot SUPERIOR IROJ sd to 200 Styles and Sixes of _ made similar to those usm arranged specially «sr for gg*

_ FACTORY AT- PRICES. SAVE THE MIDDLE MAN’S PROFIT WJs SELL TO FARMERS DIRECT. A^E)WRITE FOR>RiCBS. ADDRESS ALL LEftERS, , J * - ^ .... o ■ W Farmer’s Protective Fertilizer Co . . p. o. box, “O.” ttfir>iArLfc.FOi,xs, Indiana. nnpnilI rtru^r'o rinjirn nniDCi IT WILL COST YOU NOTHSPECIAL PRICES TO FARMER CLUsaJ iNG to write us, and we _- . _ _... . >• iiw nikiTten ae f nnnnc Trt nc GOOD CAN SAVE YOU MON AS ANYON THE MAkKtu. write for Y ?•>#:. av .* Taj*'; GIVE US A TRIAL. WE GUARANTEE ALL ’$ PROTECTIVE FBI