The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 29, 1884, Page 3

Texas Express (daily) -. K.C. & Texas Express Accommodation Freight... Texas Express (daily) K. C. & Texas Express - Accommodation Freight All passenger trains make direct con- | gi eats ; Me RASS eae andiall: pointe cael | tounediccecre tne Texas and all points south, Colorado, | cordingto directions California and all points west and north- fi west. Forrates and other intormation | will pav the above reward tor case of te LAME BACK fe No. 76, meets second Thursday in each month. AY OPPN GERMS AAD asnsaruennnonsenet i aturday in each month. meets the first Tuesday in each month. , day right. and and ath Wednesdays in each month the courts of Bates and adjuii ties, Collections promptly attended to md Taxes Paid tor Non-residents. Qffice, front room over Bates county Na- tional Bank. nz tf. Trains leave Butler daily as follows: Lexrxcton & SourHERN BRANCH. ' GOING NORTH. A 45 +2:00 P. M. GOING SOUTH. MASONIC. ed Butler Lodge, No. 254, meets the first Miami Chapter Royal Arch Masons, | " ur ot Gouley Commandery Knights Templar an an 1.0. O. FELLOWS. pr Bates Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon- Butler Encampment No. 76 meets the = ee os Lawyers. so! EARMOND & SMITH, Attorneys at Law Butler, Mo. Will practice in ng coun- m K j-S. FRANCISCO. Dis 30 BROS. Attorney the courts of Bates and _ adjoining counties. Prompt attention lections. Office over Wright & Glorius’ hardware store 20 PAREINSON ABER west side of the square A. Mo. Will attend court of record in Missouri, and do gener- al collecting business. D V. BROWN, Notary Public deeds, contra quiring the an otticer. J. M. Curisty, W. H. BALLARD, ons = E-, cian and Surgeon. All calls prompt- lyattended to. Office up stairs over Crumly’s Drug Store. Office, tront room over P. O. All calls answered at office day or night. Tele- phone communication to all parts of the city. Specialattention given to temale diseases. Butler, Mo. Diseases of women and chil- S. P. FRAvc sc! D vaw, Butler, Mo., will practice in en to col- ATHY, “1, Mo. torneys at Law, Butl HENRY, Attorney at Law, Butler, cases in any e ler Mo. Will draw and acknow cts, leases and all papers re- cknowledgment or Jurat of Physicians. .~ RICE, M.D., Eclectic Physi- a fi e RS. CHRISTY & BALLARD, Ho- moeopathic Physicians and Surgeons i r C. BOULWARE, Physician and French Kidney Have alreac and in Fran formed cures every time the afflicted and dou That the pad f the back, side or loins, nervous weakr you are suftering from female weakness, leucorrhoea,or any disease of the kidneys, bladder. or urinary organs, you can be cured without swollowing nauseous med- French Kidney Pad, which cures by ab- euilmenels French Kidney Pad, and take no other. It he has not got it, 5 Ss n¢ t, send $2 and you ey eae says: three week’s time. My ca given up by the best doctors asin kidney disease, and oft on crutches, I years with bri wo ot Prot Guilmette’ und te Guiln Owrites: ‘i suffered tor 25. years with Guilme ind. fact the Pads give better general satistac- tion than any kidney remedy ever sold.” Mo., ‘We are working up a liv me Tabie mo. Pacific KR. 8: BEOO REWARD! —over— MILLION OF PROF.- GUILMETTE’S ~ Ve now ng enes where mosq been sold 3 every one pad fails to cure, This great rem- v will positively and permanently cure | ago, lame t re dropsy, brigh Ss, incontinenc ine, inflamation ot the kidn the bi. dder, high colored u din fact all disorders of the bladc d urinary organs whether contrac ivate disease or otherwise. Ladies, if ins, by simply wearing Prot Guilmette’s rption. Ask yur druggist tor Prot. 1 vill receive the Pad by retura ail. Testimonialstrom the people. Judge Buchanan, lawyer, Toledo, Obio “One of Prof Guilmette’s French y Pads cured me of lumbago, in had been idn rable. uring ali this time I suffered u told sony and paid out large sums of mon George Vetter, J P Toledo,O. says: “I uttered for three years with sciatica and » about as entirely and perma- cured after w ing Prot Guilmetts h sidney Pad tour weeks” C Scott, Svivar Re O writes: or weeks at a ed: took barrels ¢ ave me only temy eeks, and [know iam entirely cu Mrs. erome, Toledo, O s ave been contin ne month,’” Ii B Green, Wholsaie grocer, Fine a nd in three weeks was per- xanently cured by wearing one ot Pret. idne B F Keesling, MD druggist L« when sending in an order tc ey Pads, write I wore one of the St ones we had and I received more ben- t trom it than anything I ever used. In anspoct Nid- Ray & Shoemaker, druggist, Hannibal, ly trac n your Pads, and are hearing of good esults from them every day.” T e Surgeon. Office north side square, ren a specialtv. geon and Obstitrici side square, over Levy’s corner Main and Ft- t (Continued from last week.) - How Watch Cases are Made. The many great improvements intro- duced in the manufacture of the Jas. Boss’ Gold Watch Case, have led to similar im- provements in the making of silver cases. Under the old methods, each part of a silver case was made of several picces of metal soldered together, requiring great amount of cutting and soldering, which softened the metal and gave it the pliability of lead rather than the elasticity of silver. Under the improved methods, each part of the Keystone Silver Watch Case is made of one solid piece of metal hammered into shape. The advantages are readily appar- ent, for every one knows that hammering hardens the metal while soldering softensit. To test the superiority of the Keystone Silver Watch Case, take one of 3 oz. weight, press it squarely in the center when closed, and it will not give, while a case of same weight of any other make will give enough tobreak the crystal. The Keystone Silver Watch Case is made only with silver cap and gold joints. Send $ cent stamp to Keystone Wateh Case Factorics, Phtia- Geiphia, Pa., for handsome Ilustrated Pamphlet showing how dames Boss? and Keystone Wateh Cases are made, (To be continued.) . t McREYNOLDS & SCHWENK Boot Shoe Makers BUTLER, MO. Beots and Shoes made to order The best ot leather used. Shop nerth side ot Square. 49 tf BRIDGEFOKD & HUPP. Ornamental Heuse --AND— Sign Painters Geaining, Paper-Hanzing, Decora ting, Sign and Rugey Work 2 SPECIALTY Prof, Guilmette's French © Kidney Pad Jaundice, Dyspepsia, and all dis Sr soby mail. Send for Prot Guilmette’s treatise on the kidneys and Liver, tree by An Only Daughter Cured of Con accid stamps to pa night sweats, nausea at the stomach, and Will positively cure Fever and Ague, DumbAgue, Ague Cake, Billious Fever, ases Of Price he Liver, Stomach and Blood mail. Address FRENCH PAD CO., Toledo, Ohio sumption When death was hourly expected from consumptiou, al] remedies having tailed, ana Dr H. James was experimentiug, hi ully made a preparation of Ind Hemp, which cured hs only child, now gives this receipe ou_recelpt of two yexpeuses- Hemp also Cure~ will break a fresh cold in twenty-four hours: Address Craddock & Co,. 1€32 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa, naming this paper OGGTH EDITION. PRICE ONLY § By mail Post-vaid. KNOW THYSELF, aoseewe SGREAT MEDICAL WORK ON MANHUGD cal debility. Premature deline in man, resulting from indiscretion or excesses. A book for every m. andold. It contains years fellto the lot of any phys’ pages, bound in beautitul Fren: embossed cove be a finer work in every sense—mechani instance. Price only $1 00 by mail, post paid. Illustrative sample 6 cents tion, to the officers of which he reter cet. youth, parent, guardian, instructor clergvman-—Argonaut. ‘Address the Peabody Medicine Inst tute, or Dr. W. H. Parker, No. + Bulfinc Street, Boston, Mass*, who may be c sidered on alldiseases requir’ experience. Chronic and } seases that have j other phy f ted succesfully without ‘yailure. H2AL THY SEL skill of tan e Exhausted vitality, nervous and physi- errors’ of Youth, and the untold miseries n, young midle-aged 125 prescriptions for all acute and chronic diseases, each one ot which is invaluable. So found by the Author, whose experience tor 23 is such as probably never before ician. 300 h muslin full gilt, guaranteed to cal, literary and professional—than any other work sold in this country tor $2 50 or the money will be retundedin every Send now. Gold medal awarded the author by the National Medical Associa- ‘This book shoulu be read by the young tor instruction, and by the afflicted for reliet. it will benefitall_—London Lan- ‘There is no member of society towhom this book will not be useful, whether or Such treat | house of J. 5. Morgan & Co. is known | all over the world, and through it most | Americans transact their London busi- ness. Mr. Morganis worth st least $20,000,000, and has a country house | near London that is noted for its Exiza- bethan architecture and beautiful sur- roundings. The Isdy to whom they say he is to be married wears the name of Mrs. Alice Mason. She discarded the Sumner name when she got te di- yorce from the celebrated Massachu- | setts statesman. She was 3 widow when he married her, and her first hus- band’s name was Mason. H The Florida Mosquito. ae: A GIFT VALUED AT $20 A beautiful imported moss rose china tea set will be given away with one box of matchle baking powder to the person drawing the lucky num- _—_—_ ber placed oposite kis or hername. The Tea Set consists of 56 pieces, ds re ondg B&me she chose to keep. 3akine Powde Se ee sie 4 ; m ‘way: ia mystery about Baking Powder warranted equal in qualityty to the best in the market. uen Hon from Sumner. They = ried soon after the war, in 1866, I be- | No Humbug, Call and see it. next year she got her lived together but a when she left him in dis- was then an old man slived a bachelor, and ive his unfortunate Mrs. Mason is n old woman, having been x and very attractive in per- dried up, G2¥Orce- rains before a he wrig- 845% toes are 8) ons. ButHe some un- mm mystery to b liel in ulifornis), and in s Pp?’ le the ponds with ied to Sumer. BE aoe toes disap- fue in her own rg t—New York coast, while they are nerous asin the interior, more persistent, though gto the proportions of a ept during July, Augu The draining—and x imple affair—of (tly does not ab where the » Pressure for nov: sh lagoons, 3 a : them. Toko! as bad, and no light sandy soils = ‘I'. D. Rafter. THE CASADAY SULKY FLO Will plow in hard ground where all others fail ounty, C: —————$__— Oddity in Designs. The demand for bric-s-brac and nov- ties in household decoration appar- and there is such ties that designers from Boston to pushing their degree to turn Every manu- to this e in any whose ears are nd for some- old hat Every mployed well sat new combina’ acturer who way keeps surdened w: hing new sive an inimal in th xy Various nd swine are al- close about the | srse than they hotels on the The pres- erable ex- » personal hab- rever found. lof hou “rc him jris collec ounters ie y foided leav: he globe. ‘There is as | vith its wings spread ot ed. It is or jeaf for its or L should ians) exclude nd keep i beaten down smooth and my tirst snake nd with a lig nl pai din gold. is a work- jasket in the form of s nd anoth- iorida. , With a moss-covered top full of arti- —_—__—< + =—___—_. {cial plants, is in the shape of 2 flower yot. ‘There i big elephant of porce- i sning tm its back for is a porcelain vase tree trunk overgrown plants. ‘There is a mir- red with cut flowers, I have yet to se Water as a Fat Producer. covery of vital interest in so- nce is alleged to ve been made in the recent assertion of some anonymous scientific man that it is not : food but water which makes us fat. If A sabGs ae age this is true it would seem to throw a aoe ent a miniature lake in lich ee hee of dis fhe center of dinner table. That new-light one Istpe ee S-| @ystal ball mounted upon a spiral pe- puted questions. If adipose tissue is| (otal is for a center-table ornament to = Ce ter ae aaa ob Oe ich and reflect the light. That ¢’ prohibitionists ‘should be supported’| green nas, you observe. pond i with unanimous approval, that we may nted upon it so that they seem tobe become a sleek and well-contented na-| 4 ating in water. The curiously-twist- — = = «i horns in that smoking set come from ‘There is, however, room for dispute] pi .j¢ Pass, Tex., and are lambs’ ‘eae meicdiee mmereaat should be eN-) jorns, ‘The other horns are from the couraged. Csesar is represented by] jeads of buffaloes. ‘hey are mounted Shakspeare as wanting none | but fat! | paris and sent ve Tass men about him. But there is every] yer is a paper-cutter, and its she reason for belief that the great Roman) iy5 a thermometer. ‘That cat rs preferred fat men because they would ‘akstand. The head in a flaring bop- tke things easil nd would not di batis de me. Lift the face, and turb his rule by any restless attemp’ ‘here is the ink-well. ‘That gold-num- he: TH le 1 sd on rs at liberty. This would indics yered ship, with silver sai and a car- lean men will be better for the. yo ineased in Aust 2 , is a liquor ena Gb )S tree Peer chanel room| jet. Here is a b: by ge that rep- ciomiihat the protess1one. Pee ts a slipper lined with plush, and Cane iere is another shaped like 2 canoe. 2 ac aiag That tree of gold, with a nest for e¢ is for next Z s 2 Geneva ts a clock on one side, a barome- ter on the other, a thermometer be- tween, and a geographical globe above. That stork, raising itself within a lotus thicket to seize a frog, supports a ther- MC FARLAND BROS. —aAT BUTLER— KEEP THE LARCEST STOCK AT ‘THE BEST PRICES IN HARNESS & SADDLERY. *NTIA EXOT this discover, order to keep them for the defense of freedom guarded against the necumulatior by drin at all, and keeping st own Anmieri- a iis 2 4 - Junius S. mometer, and that setter dog, with a S Fa aba a wits yird in his mouth, holds up a barome- 3 = orce ‘er. This gilded key, with a psir of FA é z . ‘ ed a lir- publish a fact brazen dragons in the ring, is acom- mon and popular fancy for a thermom- eter now. ‘Those three ‘Turkish pipes errack. Here are de- eplaces, for, after all, -brac to compare with a bright open fire. And so the variety 5. ‘There isno end to the de- s ‘The designers are chiefly Eu- ropeans, who are worked at high pres- sure all the time.” —New York Sun. Se aa A Canada writes a newspaper ourging bad boys and declar- licf that all boys are bad. Says he: “I have long made it a prac- tice to chastise with a few strokes of the stick every boy that I meet, be- ready done mis- se if he h p chief he is certainly bent on doing Spooner Patent Collar! __PREVENTS CHAFING# CANNOT CHOKE A HORSE ck, has two Rows of stitch- + died s' daughter of Job n ing an office in the Tr partment at Washington, given him in recogn’ n ina Massachusetts e war. Mrs. Mor- s of great culture and “as for nearly half a century 2 worthy pion of her distinguished h Adjusts itself to any Horse’s Ne ing, will hold Hames in place better than any other collar, en com band. They had two or three children. jhe is te eS ane the best known of whom is Mr. John | some.”’ ¢ would advise tha! se Z , Pie ane Morcan, of the New York | man, for his own comfort, if he ever }wM, E. WALTON, JAS. . TUCKER, JNO. D. PARKINSON if me to America to refrain President. Secretary. Attorney. happens to co r tle exercise of that kind. eS banking firm of Drexel, Morgan & Co. ) S. from any lit J Morgan went over to London in 1857 or thereabouts with George Pea- body, whothat year came over to America and established the Peabody Institute at his old home, Danvers, Mass. Mr. Morgan had slready made afortune. He began life as a clerk in a cotton goods establishment at Hart- ford, Conn., and after prospering till he became a partner in the house sold out and went to Boston, where he be- came associated with one of the largest importing concerns there. It was thus that he got his London acquaintance and that he attracted the admiration nd friendship of Mr. Peabody. When | morning he went over to London he became &s- | self the pi Charles Wyndham was telling me re- centiy how he ws interviewed in America. The energetic reporter izht him just as he was changing perween the acts. ‘1 want to inter- view you,” he said. “I haven’t amin- tite to spare,” replied the sctor, hur- riedly, is is one of my quickest : You have been very suc- continued the interviewer. d@tohear it,” replied Wynd- ll on you to-morrow?” Lam off early in the ari cannot give my- sure of seeing you.” “Good “Good night.”* The Walton & Tucker Land Mortgage Co. INCORPORATED.) evening, ti loan of S > se vat lowest rates in amount and on time to ete seis of Title Abtracts to all iand ts 1» at usual prices. Buy and Draw deeds. take acknowledz two comp! Bate and | Sliced cucu s, an E st gif placed over ire due time eradicate these annoying blemishes. ot