The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 24, 1884, Page 6

aasice wut I led te : : i i a he iii aa ares t little crea- ae i Tine: 5 ; $ } AN Sih SVN ae tae "| that efficient w ri | 2 reclassi- om a = __|| Unrivalled in Appearance, Unparalleled in Unsurpassed in Construction, ee : ; Unprecedented in Durability, SE diva piayeal tds deck aire Fe See nunk =O UUOn ORDER: | Unexcelled in Economy of Fuel, ea E, 2. ~-2 (3! Gadisputed In BROAD CLAIM of belng the :|| YERY BEST OPERATING, JARE | QUICKEST SELLING, HESS e estes see wea TT HANDSOMEST AND fn pera cnet on | iver offered to the Public. he was in that that For kept } Ww were irs hh the decided inter f ultimately supplying her place for his bereave- tion und consoling ment. 1ed him now wit cloud- he satat the open win- ag less attention to the morn- n his hand than to the mer- i - «> i i H MADE ONLY BY TUE in the garden, 4 & Bde & i et sn '3and happy lau f Bog Wwf , EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING CO. ee eae ah ar Nos, 612, 614, 616.&C10.N, Main St., “liow happy they seem, and how married he fond the children are of her!” he said eee r i | ST. LOUIS, MO. at last, pnrsuing his own thoughts. hiciceuse Ges | BOLD mY “But why does she always wear black? Shelabeved 4 a A j [ te | : Do you know for whom sho is in mourn- ome Ae Rade to PQ@Cl| A 2. \ cba: 0 ine Halon?” : were oniy a governess. ; ! eee aea ee nation, and LVE Dae < y se a neh 39: r, ave me cause to think he cared for Sopeee SOG Gaeer Of E10). a 3) Her ena I believe,” As Vane —anxious to excuse and screen | home where she had once been only a ~ 2 answered with supreme indifference. eae . zi verness. * . T fit in every case. i) . She is zn orphan. Governesses gen- may on \ ae) caine oe emi ce NO are quite Call Patt ose | ; erally are orphans it seems to me.” Tees = ane I have « : | The Wondertull Planchette. : m the A of ne er sto “a And she tried to quiet her own fears It certainly is so, since he is | poe Ss school, I am sheriff, and register, anc i 5 to you. Ihave no wish to eee . Pee ‘ t jur and al ute fins ad TT piecting = ne yea SoS 1 gentleman name¢ and Jury, and absolute finality x aes ae natural that he should !im, only ley me go away once. | Kitby who is ners = K : eee . TALB® ’ aE Aa esac rt ea Spare me the pain of meeting him en Hie ae eye) tes Merchant Ta take pleasure in watching his own : z x as | with this revolutionary anc 17 Ty. 4 Surely it cannot be this in—this man whom TI thought the | comprehensive statement he threw the = a very soul of honor, but who, it seems, school law out of the w a f ndow, and ed, amid an awe-struck throng, d consolidate class after the school on his ston Star. —s 6 iut, shaped like an supported by four small in size about as large Gainsborough hat. pianchette would be placed ona sheet of Virginia white msn would be told to could trifle with a friendless girl even while he was vowed to another woman. | Oh’, let me go at once!” othing could have © suite une so well. ‘i iace no restraint upon you, | she said. ‘I see that I can it was “this girl,’ in spite of She thought she would put it to the test, and so went quietly out of the room and sent the housemaid to sum- mon Lily Deane to her presence. “You are so skillful at this kind of “Ish: my dear, procees to br UNEQUALED FAS’ TIME! } Via the class, re: own system. Mrs. , + a are He Had Just Lost Five Cents. work, Mrs. Deane,’’she said ss she ‘ of his eyes and think of = = EEE TO od on) en re held up storn and costly lace before eee your honor, e But where will aoe ghe held dear. His fingers The mean Bo: | E> R the blushing, fluttering girl,’? I should ae i nee ore : at all, ex- ; Would rest on the easel and he wasto | the froi From St. L to all points East. | pits a be glad if you would mend it as soon C&Pt as : ge tadtes eine eh | forget all about t and about it. In | be BS Dp Mem Ce ¥ »ndon have n: » = . nomen yee as possibl To London. IL have mone bes SP | ener SOLES to live until I find another situation.” ; “And Twill interest myself to get you one. You shall find a warm friend in | me, be sure of it. You and I, dear, have not wronged each other.”’ | And the deceitful woman actually | a kiss on the pale cheek of the | CRPID BOWELS, ' ; \ JRDERED LIVER, che tro pan MALARIA onrees prise th sea of And she looked with strong at the th in his miad absorbed on minute tie to move me- And then, non his wvor ug form and rosy blush. George Wilford accost ame in irom the gar- den, ‘and she knew wi tushes meant. fourths of human rae These indy eirexistence : Loss of towels costive, Sick Mead« t the without : : b jon to She made no remark, however; but See a> aes co | part, the 5 s held by the voneert Be ee ate ee fom of ody oe muted! setae when she went down to the room es va ie Ss Bappiness sho was try- 1 would slowly trace over the coin. Deis ees SEC oa Irritability of compen Sam I 2she bad left { -ousil she ng to destrov. olseap the name a sweethea cood hold, and was 30 HOURS TO NG N | epts -\ fecling of having neg! f ae z core pucousiin Sue For Mrs. Vane was in the best of Hecate sO eine GL cae ee meats yest eocd: i ey 21 HOURS Te re | some duty, Dizziness, Fluttering at the found him standing simlessiy in the , her Soe . | the date of some engagement or what- | he was worth 31 HOURS TO BALTI | east, Shots boteee ah ‘es, highly cole middie of the room, as if uncertain 2vmors, her plans having succeeded so | yer thoi permost in his » pin PATION, and de what to be about. boa : $ | mind. “The garden has lost its attraction,” a eee otered no resistance, | ‘This revelation of a latent powr she thought, and her black eyes flash- | * can Sale lobe au on f the | W8S thought at first to be the mot ed. ‘This girl must be got rid of, and | coy fe ie ey a a eae = a ©!surprising. But after some 10,000 at onee.”” | aay he gaa an 2 Tee hetanee €T; | planchettes had been sold for $1 a More easily said than done, however. vs Tit ae bh h xe sore en nd piece it ceased to be so much of a woa- The children loved their gentle friend | yeparinz'to leave by to se clack {deh and Mr. Kirby retired in 1870-0 and gentle play-fellow, and their fath- Stee Soe ee Ociock ‘the west. At the same time the di- er made no secret of the pleasure her | Mr Wilford eatd thay’ hh Houla cussion to which the planchette gare resence and sweet companionship af- | 44 home th tniok ae ou al rise—for craze it was—establisned tvo rded hiw. | = * =e = and t eee gir’ 8 lorthree things. The first was thit While as for Lily—though she was ! secawinine, was to leave without again some ' Gees eR possessed the “only a governess’’—it was plain that | "°C = : electric force to a much greater ex- = iementeticense of antes emia donee Pie 2s meray eri tent than others!" The second wis her blue eyes more bright and her | °,0 St0.° down the garden to bid the | that, as a general rule, women wee | | | place where she had dreamed such : i smiles more frequent She never | more largely endowed with it thm a | bs py dreams a last good-bye. men. The secretof the planchette wis 1 on failite was yet but three o'clock. As she | that the electricity which the mird ti hi f E d birds | St0od near the rose-bushes, brushing could generate could be exercisid x re ere ai aaa aa ei ete away the fast coming tears, Mrs. Vane through the hands. The secret of Sa ee | Joined her hurriedly. Miss Hurst's “inexplicable power ts gine aes had grown to be a ls There was s look of slarm upon her that magnetism in a strong, robust bit —_ not intellectual person may adhere n happy home to her. AG. ” er - tes it since Mr. Wilford. ret a? Miss Deane, she said, “my cousin | the hands themselves and thus be used — = ‘ord. returned? | s. returning. I saw him from my win- = Well, yes—everything was surely pleas- dow slowly riding up tho lane. You muscular], | ante st Jo — eo Ss 0 Kepumden the: master's wey. (Hes cost not meet him. You can slip out ing his fingers in the pawl and ¢ them to bieed. Using his } chief to assuage the biood he : tacked the nickel, and did not relin- quish his efforts until he found that it had been nailed there ss a snare to the unwary and could not be moved with- euta crowbar. Then his under jaw dropped dejectedly and he appeared like a man who had lost all interest in earthly affairs. Suddenly he picked up the paper which he had put down forashield and commenced to wipe his injured hand with it. “What are you fooling with that pa- per for, David” asked his companion. “Why don’t you use your handker- chief?’’ “A man esn’t afford to pay out everything in washing bills, Aleck, es- pecialiy when he bas just lost five cents.’ With this he returned the partially soiled handkerchief to his pocket and used the paper until his fingers bad ceased to bleed.— boston Globe. —___—> + =___ 35 HOURS TO NE YORK. | PILLS Lave noequal Their actionon the Kidneysand Skin ia eiso prompt; reteoras all impurities through these three ** seave 7h e engers - the bapa MP th ope a io ours the quickes a tite, sound digestion, regular stools, & 4 hours the quickest to Ea skinunda vigorousbode TOPTT'S PILLS Eq Fast Time with other to | cause no nausea or griping nor interfere New York and without change of cars._| with daily work and are @ perfect | ANTIDOTE TO MALARI Sold every where, Sie. Offire, 44 Murray Ste» TUTTS HAIR DYE, 1GKERS changed stantly toa Glossy Buack prs plage sp plication of this Dra. Sold by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of $1. 7 urray Street, New fs) TUTT’S CGAMUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE uickest to Le rst he quickest to Wz DAILY TRAIN and Louisy Day Cars, Parlor ¢ ce Sleeping Coz to Cincin Througt The Ohio & Mississipp1 Railway ee eee Donble — — MARRIASG:! that the doubtful eario: mow, Cloth and rf was good, 50 kind, so gentile to her- a ere Too True to Be Sad. PALACE sLEEING CARS Pood, J § bs s e | —_—— : self; so considerate towards everyone. by the back way as he enters at the Convention Story-Tellers. 201 C : k to the station—it | He was a busy man and she was a Ab, bet his wife must haye been a hap- 3. re jie”? vas | 80ciety woman. One evening he sui- : ! How sad that she should 25 20t more than mile. (it_ was | Es s nian =, y woman! ow sad that she should jiore than two miles, but Mrs. Vane , denly looked up from his paper ard ave died, and left her lovely babies 1 = ; * Was not trammeled by any painful rev- | herdear husband! And he, too—so se Sy eee front. You can m St. Louis to New York “Bill” Travers, the legitimate snc- r of Sam Ward, was here and told b some of his sto a friend n without change. i didn’t we have a baly ; Sea 8 : erence forthe truth.) “Here i i young, scarcely thirty—surely his life aaanee aioe I weil s s house about the time Midlard was lonely. She wondered now would lyon: nye Broad-( if he ever. ; 3 e bon { And at that thought s tion”’ little white b a shay uncor . 1 sup; And “After a sighed. good to me him happ