The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 9, 1884, Page 7

alts L LOMMANDERS from yourhfai tions, coo free inde: and crer braia wor Bot temporize whi, enemies tere fa 2 portra Ss seed nd will be sent to any ad- sa EMEDY CO.,W'Py Chemists, | adress, (postage or express paid), care Hg; North 10th St., St Louts, Me. tully packed in tut ceipt price, $2 00. Address ian Publish- tre Sonya TacaTutnT. $3: 2 wontus.$6 ; © sxonTue, $7 SUFFERERS ing Company, 294 Br HANOVE: : O., Feb tever 13, 1884- and Nervous,Chronic and Blood Diseases, Bonin sad sears Agections. Wenk Z. iful cough and could no roken Down Co : ae 08 Beiews ana Weakness ofthe Be dneys, ieee ¢ old ae I ae pase nuesnek your Drake your Drag ‘Gonto ecwowneD | ‘apeciric. woe 12, 13, COCi, BEEF? TRON SOD, BRAIN & & NERVE Tt TONIC. does not keep !t ask him to order it at. voice of moders ae ~ zie fall partioula . SCOT -D., Kani s City, Mo. Use Dr. ‘SCOTT'S LIVER PILES, ee isco’s Cuxe and my well as Forp. taken six bo.tles o cough is entirely gone and J am ever. 23-Ivr EMELINE CLOD CRUSHER AND LEVELER, For Sale at the Grange§Store __The sete peftha lis of ch? Rar Sly aries fron a dors eefiare WV, PENT? DEALER IN FURNITURE, BABY CARRIAGES at all styles and prices, ' Fa, Good Hearse Always on Hana ie hal cCoFFINS Made and furnished on short notice perio ¢ Orders may be left at F. Evans? stable | sng the sya atter night oron Sunday, Butler, Mo tiny new life ar Dito ieda eletsts cienting deveraga ASK YOUR DAUOGIST FOR PRICKLY ASH BITES sidtaxenocther. PRICE, 61.00 per PRICHLY ASH SITTERS CO.,SOLE PROPRIE TO: St. Louis and Kansas City. Mo. 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Insure bi ar een feet the body. So A preciou: address © ‘soothing and bra gcor and pe ‘agen aoamed FS — amply | pequested. Marsss oR. WARD 4 £0 { tigue, whethe Wearv and de source of re For sale by led by gists. — ‘aim mits. B Hexie Con is Uedar St. 8-¥-Gi SEWARD A. HASELTINE, ee Siva & ATTY AT LAW, Secure Healthy jaction to the Liver pee relifeeey Ty » beauti- size , New York. eumo- POSTOFFICE, GROCERIES: HE MADIGAN CIRCULAR. of the most Pp Ex-Gov. Piaisted of Maine Says that he Saw Mr. ttee Mr. It comn Blaine was was used State, ana thor thousand of Ison it were sent to yot under y the hand of James G. This is t and by “Do the e Fourth ee in Congiess by a Roman ! Catholic? James C. Madigan, the Demoerctic candidate for Congress ous Roman Catholic. It is believed by many he 1s a lay member of the secret order of Jesuits, just as the late Senator Casserly was. Casserly was elected to the senate by Jesuit money —$100,000 contributed by that or- der—and the fact being discovered, Casserly at once resigned his seat, rather than stand an investigation, and thus expose the workings of the order. In Oh.o and other States the Catholics are striving to destroy the only ayenue tor education left open to the children of the poor. They say, **We will have church schools stead,’’ and thus let loose the worst of theological quarrels all over the land. It isa great gain to the Catho- lics to get these In- prominent men in Congress. They have now Four members of the United States Sen- ate, one each from the States of New York, Missouri, Virginia, and Flon- The whole energy of the Catho- lic Church is now exerted to increase the of the The Papists every- are watching the result of Mad- da. fits power in Congress | United States. | where gi igi a in’s campaign in this district, and itewill be hailed everywhere as a | grand triumph for the Catholics if a | new England Protestant district sends {2 Roman Catholic to represent i | Congress. in Are the Protestant Demo- | crats of the Fourth district willing to ; build up the Roman hierz An- | swer at the polls on the 13th of Sep- rche ? tember, and if you do not feel willing \to vote for Gen. Plansted,. ott Remember that at least cut Madigan’s name your regular | Democratic ticket. | you owe more to religious sentiments the; ask- | Ing you to vote for a Roman Catho- |Jic is to support Conner |Governor and Gen. Plaisted | Congre: | than you do to your party; and proper rebuke to your party for i tor tor Gen. S: PROTESTANT DEMOCRAT.”’ written) by Mr. in a deceiving This circular, | Blaine, and signed and untrue manner, according to ex- Gov. Plaisted, was issued against ar. James C. Madigan, the Demo- | cratic candidate for Congress in that He was American born of Irish parents, a respected lawyer and His religion was district. citizen. Catholic. The candidate opposing him was th .and many ot his franked doth are preserved. & Lawyer's Opani to all: nev, Esq., a lea a, Minn., writes: Was rath by starvation. When s! an three vears, I take gr os oi : I took the strange freak she had en in an unpleasant qt el with her e world tor Coug 4 2 Colds. ever failed to cure | tather. and the joss of a most severe colds I have had, and in- bly relieves the pain in the chest” bottles of this sure tor all Throat and Lnng‘diseases m av_be had free at F. M, Crumley & Co’s Drug} stere. Large sixe, $1,00. cure t orders Blaine. in the Fourth district, is a verv zeal- | | en weeks upon her system was t run down whom she : She firse tried chloral, and that tail- | ing. quit eating. Men of Mark. Col. e | editor he B Her has, after seven years of re | tirement, returned to as | of thater editor of t E er ot Lord dward G Ar owns Eubhin st house in a Madnid, the Rossi, who 1s playing in ot his broad was robbed gold watch j other day in dayhght in the f the f the Puerta del Sol, one o tashion- able thoroughtares ot Spanish capital. mother-in— law’s little book has compelled the Marquis ot Lorne to resort to the re- ligious tract society tor the publi- cation of his forthcoming **Canadian Pictures.” The ill success of his Henry Ward Beecher celebrated his 71st birthday with his family at Peekskill, on the Hudson, Tuesday. His grandchildren entertained the company with a theatrical perform- ance in the evening. Mr. Morton, United States Min- ister to France, and Mrs. Mortonare spending the summer at Marienbad, Bohemia. Secretary of Legation Delatour remains in charge of the American Legation. Prince Vittor ot France says he will yeply to no: more attacks, but will maintain the silence befitting his position. This dispels all hope that the Prince intends to become a barber and do something for a liy- ing. A plan ot Bob Ingersoll’s house néar Dorsey’s ranch looks like a mixen-up lot ot puzzle blocks. It is plain that Bob intends to bavea house in which he can lead the devil | a lively game ot hide-and-seek when- ever the old bov calls for him. Lorde Walher Campbell, vounger brother, who learned ’s Lorne stoc gambling in Wall street, and who is | now a broker in Lordon, has been jomnedin the business by another sprig of nobility, Chester Montague, Lord Mandeville’s brether. Mr. A. Vian W Ameri- can and a protege of the late Judah gner, an P. Benjamin, succeeds to the rooms, and possibly to part of the practice ot the great barrister, but at present Mr. Charles Russell Jeads the Lon- don bar with an income of $75,000 trom his practice. Au Answer Wanted Can any one bring us a case of Kidney or Liver complaint that Electric bitters will not speedily cure? We say they can not as thousands of cases already perma- nently cured and who are daily recom- mending Electric Bees will prove. Bright's disease, diabetes, k back, or uny urinary, complaint ae kly cured Hon. Harns M. Plaisted. already | They purity the blood, regulate the bow- | .) 1 ; els and act directly on the diseased partst referred to. The appeal ade to] Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at | | prejudice in the circular elected | 50c # bottle by ‘F. M. Crum]y & Co. City i = - ’ : : | drug store. Not | Plaisted and defeated Madigan. It} i | will be recalled that Mr. Plat ted | Lizzie Bradley Dead. | afterward left the Repbiican party, | . = A at = oe | eae, Kansas, June 30.-—Liz- and in 1880 became the Governor of } : ees | zie Bradlev of White Cloud. Dono- Maine, elected ona Fusion tcket. S . ip hs county, Kansas, the woman who He everywhere bears the reputation | = i startea to commit sure yy Sturva- of a truthful man. He says that : : ate Ms ~ - x | tion, succeeded Saturday morning at Blaine wrote the circular and that Nee oer é 4 x 3 0’ clock. e wholly abstained from t. Mr. Blaine has]{? : : 4 : = | food for a period o days, of the allegation. 2 during whicn ne s! nnpossible for him to deny | ¢ 5 ae .~ | ily refused to speak. franked thousands of copies Z ‘ ; : ng self-destruction she had ot the circular to voters, for they re- shen she hysician discouraged suicide. had reared 1 her, and she resolved upon ran off, killing « young man ia Shir- ley’s employ, who was to have been daughter was to have been | ton’s leg below the knee was swolen to twice the usual size, and he was suffering great pain. Mr. L. bound | a ligature around the leg above the knee and then boarded his hand-ca to come to Alapaha for a physician Dr. Fogle was soon tound and _hast- When ened to the scene of suffering. they reached Mr. Houston’s side wonderful to relate, he was found sweetly sleeping and the swelling was from his leg. Around him were lying dead near a almost gone half bushel of mosquitoes, who had | drawn the poison trom him. The gentlemen in great surprise aroused Mr. Houston, who, barring a little loss of blood, ever was. weakness trom the was as well as he This is story, mav just were, to doubt it at first, but we are person— ally acquainted with all the except Mr. Houston, and we do not believe they would vouch for a story not true in every particular. The snake was killed by the section hands ana measured five teet and tour inches in Jength and had_nine- teen rattles and a button. a wondertul and be inclined, some us we parties 1 have no sitisa thartic pro- abeverage. It is purest materials, aud va the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach ablood purifier it has no ant to the taste, and effec- of prohibition ne VeicwLY AH BITTER! wid UY Feason of 118 1 be used 3 from ih Boonville, Mo., July 1.—John Shirley, living about tour miles south- west of town, met with a fatal acci- BATES COUNTY National Bank, BUTLER, Oldest Bank in the County. OF MO, 7 000. 27-000 Large Vault, Safe with Yime Lock B urglar-Proot I doa Good paper always it and sell exchange, ress rd. three S east of this place. on his ret in immense frattlesnake sprang the brush P buried his fangs in the calf of ! He at once called tor help and tortun Mec. Jj. BP. Logd, section master, who was having | so:ne work done near, heard and re- sponded to his call. By the time | ) Mi. Loyd reached him Mr. Hous- | ve sits Xe, Ke. DIRECTORS. Lewis Cheney, . Clark, Dr. Elliot Pyle fio, J B. Newberry I Henry, 1. N. Mains, Dr. J. Eve um, P. Edwards, | J. J. Ryan, W. J. Bard, | Dr. D. D. Wood, iE M. Patty, Geo. W. Miers. FP. Coleman Smith ygard. OFFICERS. EY LEWIS CH J. C. CLARK F. 1. TYGARD President - Vice President Cashier BUTLER | ‘NATIONAL BANK, ace ens Opera House Block. BUTLER, Mo.! Cash Capital and Surplus, JOUN H.S ILLENS. T.W. CHILDS, WE. WALTO} c. ©, DUKE,.. DON KINNEY.. » $57,850. tees |. President Vice President --++Cashier. Ase’t Cashier, lerk and Collector. DIRECTORS CC Dr. T. C. Boulware, R, D. Williams. Judge J. H. Sullens, A. L, McBride, Frank Voris, C, H, Dutchex* Booker Powell, Green W. Walton, Dr. N, L, Whipple, T, W, Childs, Wo, F, Walton, ]. Rue Jenkins. OTHER STOCK HOLDERS G, B, Hickman, C. Duke, | John Deerwester, O. Spencer, John B. El J, R, Estill, S, Q. Dutch J, 7, McKee, Henry Donovan, A, H, Humphre Large Fire Proof Safe with time and Burglar loek. dent about five o’clock this afternoon The team attached to the mower which he was driving ,ran off, throw- ing him under the sickle which com- | head from his | instantaneous. pletely severed his body: his death was Shirley was a well to do rs ot age and case is that | t tarmer, married. about 45 yed A strange feature of the six years ago to-day the same cam married the next night, and Shirley’s | Emarried | to-morrow night. lntanita and_ Children what gives onr Children rosy cheeks, ‘What cures their fevers, makes them sleep; Castoria. ‘hen Babies fret, and ery by turns, What cures their colic, kills their worms, Castoria. + cures Constipation, Colds, Indigestion : Castoria. Farewell then to Morphine a stor Oil and Paregoric, and si Hall Castoria. 1 * Castoria is so well adapted to Children I recommend it as superior to any medi- ne known to me."—H. A. Azcuze, M.D, So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Tee Cextace Compayr, 18% Fulton St. N. ¥. « stantaneous Pain- reliever. Receives deposits subject to check at sight, Loans money buys and sells ex change and does a eeneral Banking bus ness. Your business is zespectfully solicited THE HORNS Grocery House OF C. DENNEY At sheir well known apd popular stand op the East side of the square, are leading the GROCERY TRADE tar BUTLER. ‘Their stock 18 composed of Feed Flour of Staple and IN and the best qualiy hancy Grocerv Glass, Queensware and Crtlery. THLY ARE AT EXPENSE the ESS Than house in therefore do not fear comy Ther pay Wheral prices for Produce They solicit « continnance of the pat renage of their many customers. and Zindly attend to their wishes a ud ail times. any wi ry tweads delivered ip 7 city bmit- ‘Chas. Denne