The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 7, 1883, Page 6

i ; | who had robbed him of his 1dol’s | with —— ssccarug nena |} All without crash, love, on the woman who had shown | a THE AMERICAN * %F Pai darkness. Would the biessed day __ BURLINGTON HAWKEYE him such ingratitude. BERNARD BIGSBY- doe Godfrey Anderson was a power | light never come? ———— ——— ~ ———— — any ; in Woodbridge. He easily secured An hour passed by. Then above | THE WOST POPULAR PAPER I\ AMERIcy : l- — y Chic. There are few villages that have | Robert Gregoro’s d yreater pretensions to natural beauty | fice, and had the sa i ‘ ing him driyen from the village near- | had opened to pour out - to | ‘he fear-stricken man go Eye. e€ tempest came aro} as tho vavens aissal from of- | the roar of staction of see-j ing crash, FRANK HATTON, Edit ROBERT ], Bl RDE TTE, 5 Associate Editor h thevery ; bri TI iv hi > rath. than Woodbridge. The River Uhio ae - ° . 1 ith Vi an rolls in majestic grandeur on its south- | lv penniless. and with his w wa ern extremity, while a long range of , make among strangers. Nay, Mr. | listene d, appalled and in silence. i i j The a =: f ig 4 he hills, crowded with dense woods, pro- | Anderson’s evil nature did not stop Then a gleam of light, and the z : Now is the Time to Get up Clubs, struggled | here, as will be seen by the follow-j; taint dawn of morning The retail price of the Hawkeye is tw dollars a year, and this price has beg, ly adhered to, although the manage. ment well knows that the paper is won, | two hundred dollars to any one with a | family to raise; but, tor the purpose oj i encouraging the rising generation, im. tect it from the cold blasts of the north. g Beyond being the center of a thriving agricultural community, it has no through the piercing gloom. God- trey peeped out into the wild scene ning in her manners, drove up to his | betore him. Where was the stately and was ushered into | pile he bad built with all his thous- ands? Gone into the wreck and ruin of the insatiate flood—a monu- ing incident: A neat old lady, gentle and win- great commercial interest; and its inhabitants, accustomed to the healthy exercises ot outdoor labor, j bis presenc door one da are a clean, orderly community, be- **I have called, Mr. Anderson,’’ hind the age alittle perhaps, but go- | she said, ‘tas a supphant. My name] ment of his mistorlunes! arn the morals ot the community, * ‘i re > x Fs i > >cessitie. He | enbancing th ue of Real ing happily on the even tenor of | ,, Gregory. 1 am the mother of But his present necessities dulled } Soe ee siege their way, ‘‘the world forgetting. by | the husband of your neice. You] the keen pang of his bereavement. j 5 a | : - Set e s PRU aneN send ei : z ee every subscribe Miss nO remits the world torgot. hold a mortagage on my little place Gold is dear, ut life = dearer. Be | | two do}lars, the Hawkeye one year anda Godfrey Anderson was perhaps} which you have foreclosed. Can|tween him and the village was a ei wall map of the state, mounted og mile of rushing waters- cutting off J rolle:s ready for the wall, free of expense, an exception to the general rule. | pothing be done to extend the time?” His ambition extended beyond tie |] haye lived there so long, and the | Bis last hope tor rescue. Who would Besides Ij dare to put off into such a mad _ tor— 99 rent of destruction? All that day he gazed at the ruin around him. Then followed anoth- er night of terror, made more unen- durable by the impenetrable dark- Every citizen of the State should em brace this opportunity to obtain a map without expense. Sample copies of the Hawkeye tree, Premium List on application. Address Tne Hawkeye Co,, Burlington, lows. narrow boundaries of the township place is very dear to me. and led him into constant communi- | have no where to go, and cation with the great commercial “Yes,” replied Godfrey, smiling- centers of the country. He was afyy. ‘Something can be done.”? shght, bony, gray-haired man of fit- ty of, hope lighted the poor ty-five, wirey in constitution, and | woman’s features. poesessing a dogged determination “Bad what it?’ aoe that overcome all obstacles. What “‘Why, pay the bond and interest On the morning of the next day Anderson could not accom- | tg He sure,”? ckuckled the old villian | the house began to give signs of dis- Already one wing was Godtre plish when he once set his mind on | jn the keen enjoyment of his humor. | ruption. washed away and the main building it aud say its possibility, was yet to be discovered, And he had set his mind on making a fortune. how he cared not, solong as the end was happily accomplished. Gold was his god, which he reverenced with the intatuation of a Hindoo devotee tor his idol. His whole soul was saturated with a greed for money. ‘-Have you no heart, Mr. Ander- son?” “Ido not know anything about the heart, Mrs. Gregory. The heart 1s supposed by some to be the center of sentiment, and there is nothing about sentiment in our mort- Sentiment 1s a drug in the market, quoted at nothing and will gag totterea and shook at every fresh burst of the fury ot the storm. Food they had little or none, tor a lean 1 one of Godfrey’s many failings. And so for three days they lingered on in an intensity ot suspense, every moment expecting instant death. Their signals were Furnishing Goods, i { By degrees he gauged everything by r be in active demand.”’ apparently disregarded. At last | t its standard ; and what a thing would “Then you refuse?’ skift put off, rowed by a single man, | i { fetch in the market was his only ap- **Assuredly Ido. Out pack, bag | Who perilea his hfe by crossing the | a preciation of its worth. Integrity, | and baggage. bus piace will nev-} angry flood. Nearer it comes, and | honor, virtue, were to him only | er fetch within $ $300 of the amount{ nearer. How anxiously they watch oo eee == Sr Loui, Ma ; empty names, except so far as he |] have lent on it, with acculumulat-| bis every movement. Then it ap- | a ee : believed them to be valuable means | ed interest.” proaches the house: it is at the win- C | to the acquisition of wealth. Hon- “YT raised the mortgage to send | dow; and Godfrey Anderson clasps HATS AND CAPS, esty as a poh he acknowledged, | your neice’s husband to college.”? | in his eager, clammy fingers the | | broad palm cf Robert Gregory. but nothing mo *All the worse for you madamn.’’ | i in ali He lived at a prett rm house on “My husband helped the poora * * * * * * e sf J I E ped the poor and = + ee 2 Nae : the outskirts of the village. He had | needy in more affluent days.”’ tn a comiortable chamber a man And we only asin ¥ ou to examine oul Foe xls neyer married, but had adopted the “Ali the worse for him, marm.’?|lies dying. He is surrounded A = l orphan child ot his only sister, and “Then I need stay no longer-—my | by triends. Robert Gregory, No- get our price and be convinced, 3 g yy e this gil, Norah, with an old servant wopan, formed the whole of his household. The only being on th for whom he cared, or ever ad cared, was the sweet young case is hopeless?’ rah, old Mrs. Gregory and the “If your time 1s worth anything to you I would advise you to go?’’ He had the satisfaction of seeing the tearful woman, who strove in housekeeper are ministering to the stricken sufferer. “Robert, tell me,’’ said Godfrey in feeble ‘tones, ‘thow you happened North Side of Square, Butler, Mo. MILLER Co, usepens ay Iupourens oF HEREFORD CATTLE COTSWOLD SHEEP BERKSHIRE SWINE. niece who gladdened with her pres-| vain to hide her sobs, ride away | to come to my rescue? ence his lonely fireside; but of late | peart-broken. **We saw the account ot the flood | even she had talien under his dis- Years passed on, and Godtrey | 1m the papers, and I ran down from d_ richer. | Chicago to look after you. Norah Biscuua, Wit Co. ILiuwom, ae : The Porersd’ Guips, } 34, Fall and Winter, 138% gives wholesale prices direc b | to consumers on everything ' you use, eat, drink, wear, or Hl ve fun with. ‘Tells how e ' Pain | ac | | aned from the markets of the world. No other price-book in existence contains to order with exact cost, 216 pages—large —e—— | as much information. Sent freetoany ad- poet pleasure. It was the old, old story | Anderson grew richer ’ g ~love. Norah had had the bad | But the more he got the stronger be- | would have it so. taste; may. Godfrey Anderson’s | came his appetite for wealth. To **And now I have ittle or nothing the criminal stupidity to fall in love | increase his already swollen fortune, | to leave you. But whatever there a ance nec nena st with a young man, Robert Gregory, | he built a great elevator on the bank | way be is yours. 3 — 3,300 illustrations - whole picture gallery. Contains information of such things at €} ofthe river and went boldly into “Do not thi school aud-who according to her un- speculation This took all his re- | such a time as this,’? murmured No- way of measuring people, was | sources, but he knew that the tide of | rah. who was principal of the vill cle k that Godfrey, Ander- a very lowpriced commodity in the money would soon pour into his » tl world’s market. coffers and make n, What he | son died not worth $2,000 after all !”” ‘rem Upoe rece te Of pestis icles One summer’s dav Godfrey sat 1} dreamed to be the highest poi af moaned the sick man. New Warehouse South of Depot | pls Suabes fede p wiaein oar ae the little room sacred to his account | human bliss, a millionaire. ‘Hush! You are going where ——e WARD & CO. | B27 ds 320 Wabush Avenues, Chicage, Lid books, ledgers, and general office A severe winter set in. he} money is of no avail—where the business, when the door opened and | February thaw turned the 7 milhonaire st: Eanes side by side with Have just built a New Warehouse and erected a new set ot Seales of Howe's Improved the pauper.’ “True! it’s true! Money is not his old housekeeper Mrs. Wilders, } of the hills into raging torrents, and AL YONAHEALYE entered. the great river rose in sullen anger 7: © & Marroe St3,.0h) 4 “Well now what is 1t?’" was the}eand flooded the lowlands around sharp inquiry, as the old woman Woodbridge, but Godfrey Ander. hesitatingly approached her employ— {son looked at the massive founda- everything! And with this statement, so con- tradictory to the ruling of his whole life, the wretched man breathed his last. Pattern, and are now prepared to buy ALL KINDS OF GRAIN er. : tions ot his mighty building and “Miss Norah ain’t come back yet, | laughed the waters to scorn. 2 RRS Squire. Tossing about on his bed in fever- ‘‘Leastways I hope nothing’s gone ish unrest one night, the mizer lay H ; t } ' | i the tarmers may have to sell, and for which we will pay | the Highest Market Price in Cash, and guarantee honest | weights and tair treatment. | } } ' ' Hl A Strange Case. : listening to the sullen roar ot the | San Francisco Alta. mighty river, andthe moan of the | A German resident of San Presently | cisco, Samuel F. Herrguth by nz | appeared at the City Re amiss with the pore voung thing. LEPEBRER & CHTIDS. “Gone amiss, woman! What 34th She went out ves- | wind throught the could go amiss terday to spend a week with an old | aknock ca “Who is t at his do =, ate. le Sez because } > “4 schoolmate. I let her go because ere: | Hospital on September S anc TORPID BOWELS DISORDERED LIVER, { she wants change, something to oe “Iam, ‘Squire; I cannot sleep. | ed that } ris foohsh notions out of head. | The waters are rising and I am | wite. ion soon u From wend, MALARIA. csc Norah’s all right.” | Tt was the querulous voice | and te-mortem — state- | ge discases “of the human Leong “God grant it may be so!”’ | s old housekeeper. ment was He desert i Ropotites we amaie anurans mee weak : eee ae oe incidents of the 5 IN THE | Of food, Irritabilit r — h s ts, feel ose in his some duty, Dizst sraeiehircar iy cole : | Eh grrr er Heart, Dots before tho e can oe | ored Urine, CONSTIPATION, and de offee, whose } r * mand the use ofa remedy 7 that acts directly | onthe Liver, AsaLivermedicine TU Ea! ave NO C- weir action 01 oD PILLS b: qual. ‘The: ion on the | orig ie z Do ; with precis ; morning, say usual health, Godfrey started at the sigmificance | **Go to bed you old fool otf the woman’s tone. ik L should stay here if “Have you heard anvthing wo- | were any danger? © waves {| drank «,cup o Speak. ; ‘“‘But already t Roane) se-side, and j taste he distinc’ “Well, "Squire Judson’s boy has | against the hou noticed, started tor Skin % Kidneysand isalso ps rem i cg, toner apurities through bree “* seave yee here to borrow our churn, and But before the poor woman, could | work, but was soon seized with prod he do say as Norah was married last | finish a RTS on { : -- on ers of the system,” acing # : ia f 48 married last | finish her sentence a mig | spasms and only reached the hospr- : ound aizertlon, regular staoiey ¢ evening ber reo as “r voice nel t . a anda vigorous body. FU’ 1LiS = to Robert Gregory drowned her voice, and tal with great diticulty. Almost im- INSURANCE COMPANIES 2 no naisea OF griping nor interfere with daily work and are a perfect | : ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA, =ACE #h married! In PS ee" and uphea x ot mediately after he had conciud Gut it was too true. Fate had | house rocked on its four dati statement, and b e he could sign tr ¢ : t gone a ns been stronger than Godiey Ander- Godtrey arose ly and; acopy of it Herrguth died Ot | FI RE IN AN E A = TUT I S$ HAIR DYE. ae Sees Bu : Gray Harm on WHISKERS cHanged in- casement course such an accusat a dying Royol, N« son’s machinations, for the gentle | dressed. He opened v Rig aced ti << k ae iy ee had appraised the young / and looked into the horror of man made a strong prima-facie cz Fir nd i ! Pitcatlon of tite Dre. bold, 7 bese “t, school teechasas: Eee Ce < . Ss a i iS : on of tht na school teacher with a different gauge the mg Past very window, , against the w and she was arrest- Queen, S pen Ae ictoy Creel Rew or 17'S (MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE. ondon, Orie Companies. from his. When once Godfrey had, so close he could almosi touch it, ed; but stra thoroughly realized the ill fortune. swirled the mad water, rushing with | tem examination failed to show the | * ely enough a post-mor- { ind Union that had failen upon im, he gave i mpet s e ¢ est trace of poison n ve ERBI JR Y- 6 : ny bg Impetuou H 2a a of poison, and proved BEN CS pa Ni himself up to a sullen, determined rd} fe com a : ee ie é ie f ap- ‘ * hea d horn t ip come out. conclus ively that the man died of ap: prosecution of revenge—on the man ‘cf the ‘kr qu oe xy of the . Bu Ses 5 we fe i d of the brain. i tle: o v :