The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 13, 1882, Page 7

| eon ——— prergeren : rime Table Mo. Pacific B- ctox & SovrHerN Brancu. Trains leave Butler daily as follows: GOING NORTH. Express (daily) - ise rad C. Express jocal Freight . Gop 5 ess (daily) --- . C. Express Texas at secret Societies. DIASONIC. ler Lodge, No. 254, meets the first jaurday in each month. Miam' { Chapter Royal Arch Masons, xo.76, meets second Thursday in each Commandery Knights Templar aeets the first Tuesday in each month, ’ 1.0, 0, FELLOWS. Bates Lodge No. 1S0 meets every Mon- day night. Encampment No. 76 meets the gad and 4th Wednesdays in each month a that he returned at washington ?’’ SAM HOUSSON. Thuriow Weed’s Memory. —— Tu a recent interview Mr. Weed | Some Reeolectionsof the Heroef San | gave some exhibitions ot his won- | Jacinto. derful retentive memory, and also (explained his method of cultivating ‘ait. I got married, he said, in 1818. was it; When I was working in Albany as a} journeyman printer. In a few months i “-It was in the middle ot General |1 went into business, establishing a} Jackson’s administration. You re- | newspaper for myself, andsome of | member that about that-time he com- | ny friends thought I was cut out for } mitted an assault on a member of | 4 politician. But I saw once a congress from Ohio, named Stan- | fatal weakness. My memory was al bery.”’ I could +*What were the circumstances of | Dates, names, appointments, faces this assault ?’’ l:said to “Well, Indian agents were cheat- | my wite, **Catherine, I shall never | ing the Cherokees in these mes, and | make a successtul politician,tor Ican | Houston had five of them removed | not remember, and that is a prime from office. They were like the star | necessity of pohticians. A politician, route ring in these days, medacious | who tees a manence should remem- and influential, and they pestered | ber him torever.”’ T recalled what } him in all sorts of ways, and got} had been said of Henry Clay; that} this tellow Stanberyto make imputa- | he could go around a room and be tions on his integrity oa the floor of the | intvoduced to fhitty persone, and then, house. Houston just got a stick,and | on mingling with the company, call met Stanbery on the way from the ,cvery man by his right name. I capitol and whaled him. Old Gen- thought also ot the colored fellow eral Jackson remarked that he had | who officiates at the grand hat rack served Stanbery right. Jackson re- mitted the fine of $500 that was lev- upon by the courts. and Houston was brought before the George Alfred Townsend, ‘In whose administration at | Sive. remember nothing. everything escaped me. | in the vestibule of the United States | Hotel at Saratoga, and who, as the | hundreds of guests flock out vt the dining room, hands to each one u- ied him bar of congress, where he had once ! stantly the hat, shawl, parasol, fan, been a member. He got so disgust- | or whatever nas been deposited there an hour or two before. | pecessary to remere the cause. Irregeu- ed with this characterof fussing that | My wite he'went back to his wigwam on the | told me 1 must train my ‘ Arkansas river. He had had a taste | So wiaen [ caine home that night, I | sat down and spent fifteen minutes however, of public life agam, and in | a little while he turned up trying silently to recall the events of the day. I could remember hittle at Texas.”’ ‘What is the truth of the tradition | rst; now I remember that 1 could not then remember what I had for that Gen. Jackson, told him to go to breakfast. Finally 1 tound that JT Texas?’ | could recall more. Events came back memor!. in| “Well, [think there was some- thing in it, Jackson who had made | all his reputation as a military chief in the southwest, thought he saw an | opportunity for a bold man to repeat to me more minutely and more ac- curately. Atter a fortnight or so of this. Catherine said, ‘Why don’t you tell itto me? It would be in- 4 : The majority of the ills of the human body from a derangement of the Liver, affecting beth the stomach ond bowels. In ordor te effect @ cure, it is lar and Sluggish action ef the Bewels, Headache, Bickness at the Stemach, Pain in the Back and Loins, etc., indicate that the Liver ts at fault, and that nature re- quires assistance te enable this ergen to threw eff impurities. 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Me. the experince in Texas, and, sym- pathizing with the Texans, the best} of whom were from Tennessee and personally known to him, Jackson thought Houston was just the per- son to bring that young state out of her dangers, and he never chose a better man.’’ “‘Assoon as he get to Texas he was made a delegate to the conven- teresting, and my interest init would stimulate you."”. Then I began a habit of oral confession, as it were, which followed tor almost fifty years. Every night, the last thing before retirmg, J told my wife everything I could recalled that had happened to me or about me during the day. If generally recalled the very dishes I had for breakfast, dianer and tea; tion to make the constitition. The | moment he apveared in the conven- tion everybody seemed to defer ‘to him. He chose the post of general, and, although picked at by « dozen httle scamps from the southwestern states who had come to Texas to be great men, he laid down his rank and was again elected with but one disenting vote. He took charge of | un the events of the day review. anarmy composed ot 374men The) ain indebt *o this dicipline for a Alamo had been taken, and Goliad | memory of somewhat unusual ten- the editorials I had written, and an abstract ot them; the letters had sent and received, and the very language used as near as possible ; when Ijhad \ walked or ridden—everything, in {short. that had come within my knowledge. I could say my lesson better and better every year, and in- stead of growing irksome it got to was about to fall—everything look- | nacity, and I recommend the prac- | ed disaster and ruin. At the approach | tice to who expect to have much ot Santa Anna,when the Texas camp } to do with influencing men. was siezed with panic, Houston re- tse stored order te it, and made a long and The Utah commission recom- careful retreat, knowing that as he | mend the repeal of the law giving approached the east he would be get- | woman the nght of suffrage, as es- iag remforcements from the Ameri- | sential to a settlement of the polyga- can states, and finally, at San Jacin- | to, with only two six-pounder guns | 5 contributed by the city of Cincinnati, The first case under the law mak and alittle army of about eight hun- | ing attempted suicide a felony came dred men, Houston overturned Santa |up tor examination in New York Anna’s army of twice his numbers, | city- Detendant pleaded not guilty. composed ot the best veterans in | The Se onieenal ie Mexico, and the astonishing number ; aa of 630 were killed and only 205 ; wounded, while Houston lost just! Milhons Given Away. about the same number that Tack-| Millions of buttles of Dr. King’s New son did at New Orleans, eight killed | Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and postponed = Colds, have been given away as Trial and five wounded. He was shot in | gottles of the large size This See nc owever. His wound | outlay would be disastrous to the propri- % we a . : | etors, were it not for the rare merits pos- mortified and nearly killed him. He jressed by the wonderiul medicine. Call seriously, did not want to be Breese Le Crumly & Cos, Drug Store and get a trial bottle Free, and trv your- { dent of Texas, but the populsr feel- | ele, It never fails to cure. No § iE ing compelled him to nave the office. | He was inaugurated president of | sis | Texas in 1836, only seven years at-| Tay iIDNEY-WOR ne | ter he had laid down the office of | | governor of Tennessee—a very re- | markable resuscitation of a man’s | ! fame ina short time. i \ i | | : | ‘The exammating of Dickson, the | star-route juror, progressed Wednes } dav. % i | i True te her Tract ‘Too much canmot be said of the ever | ‘ faithtul wife afd mother, constangly ; watching and earing for her dear ones, | never neglecting a single duty in their | ' behalf. when they are assaild by disease } | and te system should hare a thorough | cleansing, the stomach and bowels regu- : | ated, blocd purified, and malarial poison : § ' exterminated, she must know that Ele! ite Ritters ere only sure remedy. | ‘ They are best-and purest medi the worl i 2 fife an» jew. < for twe GUIDE“: TUTT’S ~ PILLS SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. 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