The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 2, 1884, Page 3

| Talk is Cheap ee ae But ii . wont win with the people of to-c its entirey too thin. It takes FIRST CLASS GOODS LOW PRICE, | | Plain figures, and square dealing to. take the cake. Others may talk but ee —— le “AMERICAN” Pacific R. R | PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTION aS 2 ALCOHOL é i atter vias leave Butler daily Be ope opsin Egypt, Over- reckless, zee = Intense Heat. Are = : ace 3 = ing Slowly I Ico (er = f Express (daily) ----- Berk { i ; ibe: + otiaads KC Expr : i v } . 7 = ip , 30di- t | fication o culation 1 the al : c | o a rt functio \ rarke NN Mi. Chapter Ro) Mii s | pects the first Tu on veal eee ot Y | Imuscles is lost ind the nervous OD} Z } 1.0, 0. FELLOW i ‘ ; ‘ Bates Le No. 180 me¢ ¥ Mon- | stimulus is more or less enfeebled. ot the a y nigh i les of the I «lip in the! & h to ieb say night. f c of the lower lip in the en Lt } ce Butler Encampment No. 76 | feiss i p 7 ie ae : . | Rrdclaneran wnd and ath Wednesdays i ubject usually fais first of | Diveouvacked las eee i tree, and then she csopped ir Q the muscles of the lower | rectangle and sle oP ES j 1 : 2 S es ; Lawyers. oe ig down. He is suing for a divorcee. limbs. All the muscles are by this | chents. ade, of arecon- | : : Pe ae St ae A Eerie ! Marr. Paul Minck, the Paris an iB. LASHBROOK. THos. T.smiTH. | Umie Tauing in power, they respond | 50! is within 300 | cone | more feebly tha Ss natur: ne | yardsof Ta H archist, named her first son Lucifer \SHROOK & SMITH, Attorneys at |?” eeu! MOT : fe av ' jiawfutler, Mo. Wi actice in | galvanic stimulus; they too are com- , cls. Ti Yam | Sey ELCs tone and spon anour: the Pea aes aed ale f to | ibs under the depressing agent, their | be burned, : | aenten aoa STE ties, Collections promptiv ended ke } a . 2 : oe Ses e . , } ind Taxes Paid tor Non-residents. | Contractile power being every where | once return to Snakim. j be called Spartacus Blanqui Revolu- or B a * a = . “f . ee lor Office, front room over Bates county Na-} yeduced = These modifications of | ADVANCE DELAYED. aoe tional Bank. n2 tr. Wel re te Atk i ae = : os sth, unctions = under alcohol The advance to Tamanieb, begun Mrs McuLHoLanp, daughter of Sir | FRANCISCO. 5. P. FRANcIsco. oe roe isthe pe leek 3 = : ts J. S. FRANCIS mark the second stage of its action | this morn was delayed to give | John Lubbock, has marned F. RANCISCO BROS. — Attorn at | In this stage in voung subjects there | the troops a few days rest. The Van Zandt of Rhode Island, in En— Law, Butler, Mo., will practi flrs ustally vonetine ee + ; : gland, and the vill resid. sreafter the courts of Bates and adjoining |! usually vomiting. Tenth and Nineteenth hussars and | 3/84, anc they wil reside hereafter counties. pump attention piven: col The influence of alcohol continued | the mounted infantry advanced to- |? -America. Mrs. Mulholland — is ions. ce over right & Glorius . a : z zZ . * peers mate : : 79 still further the upper portions of the mght to the wells ot Tamanieb, ee og pretty. Her or hus- | cA ——---———- cerepral mass, or larger brain” be- | whither the force Willadvance | O#"4 died on their wedding tour. : ARKINSON & ABERNATITY, At- = z F w SE the whole force will advance “ P torneys at Law, Butler, Mo. Office | COM-€S implicated. These are the! early in the morning. A cavalry re- OLiveE LoGan photographs Minis- centers of thought and volition, and unbalanced ned west side of the square connoisance to-day ascertai that Osman Digna’s torce, whose number as they become and HENRY, Attorney at Law, Butler, «1. Mo. Will attend to cases in any | thrown into chaos, the mind loses | js uncertain, holds the rugged and court,of record in Missouri, and dogener- | | bores. Hak tae a el if equihbrium, and the national part | rising ground at the end of the val- al collecting business. Lot eee | Of the nature of the man gives way | ley, where the vilace of Tamaniebi W 0.JACKSON, attorney at law, wil! 5 ley, where the vilage of Tamanieb is « practice in the State aad Fed asshonal, before the emotional, | Or | situated. courts: - Office at Southwest counet of nerve organic centers. “The reason} — Tt Orman fights at all, it 1s not ex- square in front room of Thompson Brick, Es TSpcke eat ae foalue ith z : posite Opera House, Butler Mo. BEONE TS TORETERALY, OE ES OCR ware i pected the battle will take place un- Sain a i duty, and all the mere animal in-|¢j] Friday morning. Owine to the Py _V.BROWN, Notary Public But- | stincts and sentiments are laid bare. |; A a = . Pete wal drawehdacknowledve : Se ee RE ee ae leeds, contracts, leases and all papers re- In vino veratas express taithtully, feral Graham intends to limit the quiring the acknowleggment or qurat of J indeed even to physiologic accu- } march trom Clearme valley » Ta an officer. | a z ead = .} tacy, a true con n > 1 Phys lemotiet sare all in | noe tool sentimentali- | Three J PYERINGHAN, M.D, Physician EES. eee CU GRE | Tiara. }, und Surgeon. Resi ce west side ten to tears, grotesque | British can North Main stre Office tr star : | 1 | = : nd rean ss 4 absurd } sentioe orghan . eof Public Square; first room eke Se) Bee aoa Morghani, north of Olive House. pron nd assertions, propel the | The cavalry had a two hours’ s Allealls prom ott ve ties of lite, ob-} s were kilic r up stairs over{[. onli jeep eae . Craumly’s Drug Store scurity, risensi ty. sacep unc utter my retired. | | MCHRISTY, ML : - muscular prestration. This consti- | M CHRISTY, } )., Homerpathic e - i} A @ Find Vabysician and surgeon, “Special atten- | tutes the third stage of alcoholic im 4 Big Fins. en to temale diseases. Odlice | toxieation. pie out Peak Daepatch ) n street, front room over P.O. rae : wv | Farmer McDamels of G Residence first dwelling north of P.O. While i : Se eC plow jug i fi id Z ' s u In one Of Nis O4tt | Telephone communication ail over city. | of the ‘ system are im pro- | P Jug in on r C. BOULWARE, Physician and | Shess te isa) pecuhar modtticu- ae : Bs eon. Office north side square, | tion proceeding in respect to the | > ler, Mo. Diseasesof women and chile {0 ois In the |t8¢ best | ren a specialty. emperature of the body nthe 3 a = mtosication under {PEC lease non " | meal time. t ‘ (Continued from last week.) oe 1s we have so|' : : How Watch Cases are Made. ’ stages. | WE Picea ae —_ —; : j that in addition to t 7 ; S Phe first si om, the | & z The many great improvements intro- é shiz | CoMKUMS Sg.500 in five duced in the manufacture of the Jas. Boss’ cue = ae Bae ces. and 1s ey part of the Gold Watch Case, have led to similar im- | of insensibilits The duration of | * M -Danicls’ ‘ * = a es | MeDaniceis potted the making of silver cases. | these staves car be modified im the | killed hil Jnder t. >| 2 t : Killed while il e old methods, each = of a most remarkable manner by the silver case was made of several pieces of] 1 Imiiserata bute j one of the ‘ ra mode ot administration; bu ney are i =“ . Ty metal gr together, requiring a great 1 ie } battles ot the Florida war. The in- amount of cutti: i vhic! aiways oresent excep mn | : ftened th ing and soldering, which I Pp | ventor ot this outline softened the metal and gave it the pliability | where the quantity of alcohol ad- ic opera is too lazy to work it up in putiton the market of lead rather than the elastivity of silver. U nder the improved methods, each part of the Keystone Silver Watch Case is made ministered is such excess that lite | that shape, ha is constantly endangered and des-}. 7 | 2 Pini 7 in the torn: of a special telegram, of one solid piece of metal hammered into | troyed. In the first stage the tem-| and his name is probably Joseph shape. The advantages are readily appar- | perature is increased a degree and a Mathatton ent, ee knows that hammering haif father. In the second stage it | ~ i . am hardens e metal while soldering softens it. comes back to normal and in the Gen. Lee’s Sons, To test the superiority of the Keystone Silver Watch Case, take one of 3 oz. weight, Press it squarely in the center when closed, third it decreases three degrees. In this condiuon the animal tem- St. Louis Spectator. ter Lowell’s wite as a fine-looking 1: dv of middle age, not the thir. puny, typical American women generally seen abroad, but an almost English women of well-developed propor is still on top when it comes to Style, Make & Fit of our Clothing tions, with an agreeable smile and pleasant voice Lydic Thompson, the veteran bur- lesque actress, has a charming daughter who ts attracting some at ! She tention ’ as Miss how. is “bury, and she 1 d KNOWN Is great of comic talent which has been developed on le amateur stage. a most striking Hawtl Rose Nat likeness rorne’s nly Haw thor The resemblance is not confin o form and color, | and the two ladies are so al In ap- bewilder even ices. is . Berthram Mitford, who it t ater of the old, original, brass-mounted vsenuine, 2M sation in Pari ommo- | nderbilt, has created a sen- | b lore? In party ‘in mer ch all the quests were 1 > as beasts or birds aad | uj cats and monkeys were especially successtul. A fayorable report has been made on the bill Er Seelye, the woman who, the to pension Sarah under the name of Franklin Thompson, plot for a com- J enlisted in the Second Michigan Tn-} How much longer is the ballot to be with- held ground that she cannot fight? fantry and served two years. from sweet woman on the Fanny Carter, tormerly the belle ot Boston, isnow Mrs. Ronalds of London, where she is quite con- | spicious in society and created a sen- i We sell our Goods as Low < Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps THRELKELD, COY & CO. North Side Syjuare, Butler, Mo. s the Lowest for CAS Sk AE NAL OEE CE RIES AON } t AMR IRR A A Nw. BB. THE TER, Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, Solid Silver and Platedw are SPECTACLES _ eh... <i9 - kat fe Secale ae <0 waren i ies al Goods, ROCKFORD { ’ —~OPERA R. R. Watches. FIELD. Also keepsin stock a fs tull line of ND MARINE All American SWISS WATCHES. US GLASSES tusfactorily Done. Repairing of Watche Real Estate and Insurance, If you want to buy a farm, house and lot in town or have your property insured in good reliable companies, call on or write to it wi . : ft Gen. Robert E. Leeleft three or | cari ely ata charitable fair by | and it will not give, while a case of same perature otten remains until there c The ie See gues hee ale Gtostiole U areal Weight of any other make will give enough 5 fe rauigeecn GheReGHe four sons. Be: | CIGee, eorge | appearing in a head-dress of inter- ei the crystal. TheKeystoneSilver | “" ee eg ote aa a Washington Parke Custis Lee, is} twined American and Bnitish flags, | | ; AgRNE semi-conscious Movements, upor = Sheen . se é é ae | aa. Se een ae eK aes a Biches there ali | president ot Washington and Lee | while the skirt of her costume was 73 = ] e i =n “! | University at Lexington, Va., the | fino, eh Se pe ea ae = Seance Snes Hertone Wate Care Festerien Pale | be another tall ot two or three de- |. aa HUES SHUN AS Ce uy eel shah ERED EC E_EC Re MEH EDe it wiguiwene ds : : | institution presided over by his father | utensils. It is safe to say that she | —— grees. Usually with this depression | he time of his deatt He was a } A | Office in Opera Building over Bank. P. S. Also have some fine vacant (To be continued.) oes GAS eS ws eath. e was 41} would have excited attention even in | Tote far aalea weet Bentler f force there is a desire tor sleep, | of force there . . oa major-general in McREYNOLDS & SCHWENK SHU ER eu a ates ee jarmy. The umversity over which esas neee Pes i he presides had some life and impe— esate a ee siven tt by the heate J sentiment i Cea sige ad Saree 3 that prevailed in the South immedi- } | a eee os <= " s Platterly 3t has prospered, and, Bygeaccts Soa be tree eee like Wirgmia Iversity itself, a | a ev ie nee of this kind. ie first placeso long f Qi WE | nrough a three stazes ot in- ae a Boo.&Sho2Makeis)..0e a ee BUTILSR, wo | . se ) »heno: leceeies at parts 5 sforak le Taised, : S ae once prou t this is due to a greater peripher- 2 I distribution of biood and incre Gerate cc quiet g more for fz fed radiation, not to an actual incre - a iment of heat wit! body. {mass of the body is cooling, in fact.) _ , at Sey eee ae | a at ax feales and green -adc tha r AND while the surfaces are more briskly | : cadiatins. and secu. ac the beat | OOULC serece fo which the whole there is a fall of sur-j Lee family by an inexorable fate 1 sn Painters Th: Bob Lee, as he Graining, P i meonon fails, tail becomes | denied admission. 1s famiharly called, is the youngest face tempe Decors j more decided hour to hour up to the | ure. sper- Hanging, tag, Sign and Buggy Work» | occ : ay ee ¥ sey ore 2 —— of ae fourth and tinal j son of Gen. Lee, and he is also a SPE eo \ T gk Y | stage. upon which I will treat in the | es h 7) 4 a tert scene {quiet farmer. His home is on the Contederate | Boston. Mrs. Wilcox. a sister ot ex-United States Treasure: Spinner, is the vic- She that she has bought the dwell- ing-house o Sheard the New York Assembly. alledging that tim of a curious hallucination. thinks t Speaker ot ij she paid $18,000 tor it through her aie Governor Cleveland. She l. | Lone oe iN Shearc | ! her se j Vears Of lr | Jo rns, of Stokes countv, N. ! ees | C., went there from Pittsburz, tour vears ago. In that time six children have been added to his fam- He 4 the ne wife cighteen years, and has twenty living. Sev- enteen of them boys and six His wife 1s 40 and he is 48. been married to ily. as = three children are girls. OUR NEW AMERICAN LEVER WATCH! periment. we bave st last brought to perfor it is a Key Winding Wateh wis te fter months of labor and 601d in the composition t Indeed it caanct be & by SVT N DV W. HB. WHITE, Woodburn. Ey. Sew American Lever Watches po 2 - Fight Brig stencetor Seed §={ GEND ALL OXDEKS TD World Manf’gCo. 122 Naesau Street, New York It is seldom that eet with an article that so fully corresponds swith ite advertised good qualities as does the New American Lever ‘atch. has advantage being made of that cious metal 4 ae ip ae 7 sans of ths sens mal 2 here. oe the rank ét with the anyw! i Laedicureemaase Watch that will give entire satisfaction.