The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 12, 1884, Page 7

— ADVIC 0 MOTHERS. Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your rest by a sick child suffering and | Crying with pain ot cutting teeth? It so, | send at once and get a bottle ot Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup For C or Teething. Its value is incalculable. | Will relieve the poor little sufferer imme- | diately. Depend upon it, mothers, there isnom ke about it. It cures dysen- | tery and diarrhoea, regulates the stomach | and bowels, cures wind colic, sottens the | gums, reduces inflammation, and gives |tone and energy to the whole system. | Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup For [Children Teethi is pleasant to the | the % and isthe prescription of one ot the oldest and best female nurses and | physicians in the United States, and is forsale by all druggists throughout the i world. Price 25 cents a bottle. May 28-’84-tvr Geley. Yee eatural fuss. poasat the nemaa orga ry SENT ADD! E 44422 7 co. mt Chemists, | Riversté ft, 8t. Leute Ha. | oe feat ide rvs cone. $9.2 wontne $5: 2 j 1 SUFFERERS Zrom eS and Bleed ceases, leart Affections, Weal } as | Debility, Broken Dewn gations and Weakness of the Midmey, oa eae rgams,ask SE tf CHAS. Ww. RENOWNED Specirig No. 13, NO. 1 COCA, BEEFSIRON A BLOOD, BHAINE & NERVE ‘TONIC. If your Drugaist dooa et keoy it ask him to order it foryou. $1. per bottle. Ceea,Beef and Irom the Greatest Medical Dis:ovary of modern times, | . addrene. emehlet with full = His WwW: SCOTT M Use Dr. SCOTT $ LIVER PILLS. = | AND LEVELER, Fer Sale at the Grange Store H) CURES i ‘le DISEASES GFTH : H.V,PENTZER DEALER IN curnzs } General ‘ Dobility, | Habitual Censtipe- tioa, Liver Complaint, Sick Weadaohe, Diseased Hid- noys, Eto., Ete. I: eontaims only the Parest Drugs, smeng which may be enumerated PRICKLY AST Barr 43D BERBIBS, MANDIALA, BUCHU, SENNA, Los Tt cleanses the system thoroughly, ené ao PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD 3a Wuoqusled. Jb te rob am inmoxiesting bevorace, ner ee it be need a6 such, by Beason ef lt Catharu< Properties. PRIOMLY ASM BITTERS Ce. Suto Proprictess, ST. LOUIE AND KAHEAS CITY. FURNITURE, |; BABY CARRIAGES ef all styles ana prices, Good Hearse Always er Bane cOoOrEING Made and furnished on short notice Orders may be lett at F. Evans? stable after night oron Sunday, Butler. Mor vant LYon & Williams. (North Main St. THE ONLY TRUE IRON TONIC PROTS RESARDING Be, Saster's Urn Tooke Twe Doers South ef the POSTOFFICE +Dealers in— GROCERIES HARDWARE QUEENSWARE BUTLER, MO. no tt 1: the BL regulate we Tiven and ie he 5 Sone eRone THE Sasi ena vices of Fou OTHE: Jes al! ts Giscaes requiring neertal eepecially Dye epsia, W tion, Lac! trong With immediate and wonder sul ipuscles and ne! ae » new fore epplive Bra LC AD rT ge sukering complaints seuliae tome! xX will findin LA AD! titow © safe and speedy oeres tt gives s Jog healthy complexion. The strongest value of DR. MARTER's Ihow Towie Ie thet frequent atten BARTER Falling lave onty added to the popu ar fty of the orixinal. 1/ you earnestly desire health do not Feet ei ottbe br Hane eae yar etcetera jarter iis, Be fe BOOK.” KEnlivens mow TONIC FOR SALE BY ALL Aum @GALSRS EVERYWHERE. The feeble grow strong when Hostetters Stomach Bitters is used to pro- mote assimila- tion of the tood and enrich the blood. Indigest- ion,the chiet ob- an ac— ition of wee o rene ow seereee BF. KARS € CB Lowen Ms SEWARD A. HASELTINE, PATENT SOLICITOR & ATTY A AT T LAW, a GFIBLD, Me: Fequested. DR. STRONG'S PILLS! The Old, Well Tried, Wonderful Heaith Renewing Remeaies. STRONG'S, SANATIVE PILLS cas action ot this Leeteecioeg hs to the Laver Complaint, Regulating the Bowe fying Blood, Ol Taint, A Rercara for Sick Headache, Constipat ica oe STRONG'S PECTORAL PILLS SSezsteSecx | 2c o» r ism. Insure healthy appeti eeaces wu tion, regularity of the bowels. — . e boom fies the © Sclicate females, soothing and bracing the | 5 ervous aystem. aud 530 vigor es i et aor os ne bete Fon a Gente Cedar Seo Y OU : Invention. Billy Longhead, who hves out on Dayton bluff, gaged the past two years on a coa- It trivance to check runaway horses. Last week he brought his scheme to a head and celebrated the affair by taking his best girl our for a drive. He had placed one ot his inventions on the wagon for the purpose of showing his girl how long his head was and how quickly he could bring a horse to terms if he took a notion to run away. The inventionis simple, being a reel round which a fine hnked and very is wound, The chain runs under the horse and is at- tached to the bit. wheel strong chain The reel has cog connection with the wagon wheel, and is thrown into gear by a little lever that up the wagon. The day was large. shone, the birds sang, runs into The sun the rivulets riveled and as Billy and his girl rode along through the country, happy in each other's love, they planned and schemed how they would have their house arranged and grounds laid out when Billy’s wonderful invention should fill his coffers with gold. Everything seemed bright. The prospect was brillant and lunch counters and box cars occupied a very hazy background in the picture which Billy had painted of the tu- ture. They were going down hill. The wagon was boosting the grape arbor that was drawing it along at a pretty lively gait. Now was a good op- portunity for Billy to prove the value of his invention. He whipped the into a run, which was not hard At last when they were moving through horse work as he was going down hill. space at the rate of seventeea miles an hour, Billy, smiling on his lady, whispered, ‘‘Now we'll stop, 7 on;’” this point the lever, the reel commenced to pull on the chain at the rate of one thousand miles an hang just at he shoved hour; the horse was going one way while the chain This state ot affairs lasted about—eight seconds when th was con ¢ other. horse and chain both came the same way, and the wagon with s cccupants continued to proceed through the air. Somehow things got mixed. Bully got bewildered, his girl got }tangled up among the wheels of the buggy, end the horse seemed to betrying to kick himselt back to town. When Billy had ex- cavated his eyes he went on a relief expedition for his girl; he found her in several places, but managed io get her together so he could recognize her and found that with the exception of a few hair and much of nose, she was all present. A very low temper- ature has sprung up between Billy and the girl, and he hasn’t been able to prove that he didn’t put up a scheme on her to get her out of the way so that he might tie to another temale on the other side of the river. —St. Paul Herald. An Answer wanted. Can any one bring us acase of Kidney or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters will not speedily cure? We sav they can not, as thousands of cases already perma- nently cured and who are dailv recom- mending Electric Bitters, will prove Bright’s Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or any urinary complaint quickly cured They purity tne blood, regulate the bow- els and act directly on the diseased parts Every bottle guaranteed For sale at 50c a bottle by F M Crumley & Co. t St. Louts, Nov. 7.—A few more counties, making in all eighty-four, give majorities and pluralities for the heads of the state tickets in this state as tollows: Marmaduke, democrat- ic. for governor, 27,729: Ford, fusion 18,447; net majority for Marmaduke 282 ve} Birtens ss TRSCKLY AS cific for all co! 8 arising fr rangen ent of the functions of the Liver. purifies the blood and infuses new life : vheinvalid. [atns in the side, genera) easiness, Jost of appetite, headache, attacks, &c. C., are iwdications thata corrective 16 neede PRICKLY Asm Brt- TERS is especially adapted for these com- plaints. It arouses 3 torpid liver to action and restores it toa healthy condition. O., Feb 13, 1SS4- tever and pneumo- and could not andl am well as | has been closely Independent Citizens Turn the Tables | A HORSEWHIPPED HUSBAND. on a Chronic Wife—Beaicr. Rochester, N. Y., Nov. 1.—A Prominent citizen applied at police | headquarters last night for a war- rant for Teggy. the arrest of Thomas He charged Teggy stealing a number ot small 4 trom him. His indignation was great, and on inquiry it was found that another matter was the cause of it. Teggy,it appears, is in the On these occasions he invariably raises a dis— turbance and drives his family out of doors. H:s neighbors were great- ly disturbed by his actions and _re- solved to turn the tables When teggy returned night, as alleged, he drove out, threatening to shoot then with articles habit ot imbibing freely. on him. home last his wife her. He demolish furniture, but was interrupted by the of a number ot his neighbors. all began to entrance In s to what they wanted, they took him out torctbly, and atter tying him to a fence tront of his house, gave answer to his inquiry in him an un- merciful horsewhipping. He beyged for mercy only to have the more vigorously applied. He made all sorts of promises, offering to sup- port his but would not hear him. whip the executioner After satisfy— that he had v punished, they torced -ke an agreement to leave rediately and not return. He was no sooner released than attack which his wife wite, ing themselves been thorough him to n town im he made cn on the house in had demohshing the windows with stones. He fi morning. remains of the her pareits. AN OFFICIAL WAIL. tound retuge, finally left, but reappeared this what to His wife will sell furmture and go Some of the United States’ Hired Hands Kicking at the Prospect of Being Fired. **There will be a war,’’ said an excited post-ofhce emp'oye who was standing in the little coterie about the Journal office steps this morning. “Why a war?” who overheard the remark. democrat ‘Don’t you believe Cleveland is elected, and said a@ when elected why not inaugurate him without bloodshed. You fel- lows did not talk war when you were inaugurating Hayes, although you acknowledge he was uot elected.’’ “I think we are beaten, but it will not be settled so easily. “Oh, it’s natural that you should die hard after having had the gov- ernment pap for twenty-four years. But you are like the ‘infant indus- tries,’ you will have to subsist now without so much nourishment.’’ In the United States marshal and comnnissioner’s offices at the corner of Walnut and Ninth streets the gov- ernment hands appear to be quite festive and are accepting the situ— ation cheertully. ‘‘When Blaine was nominated I bought me a nice farm in Missouri so that in case of accident I would not fall so hard. Since this purchase | have telt that I would not need it, but now I imag- ine it will come handy.’’—K. U. Star. Gives It Up. Albany, N. Y., Nov. 7.—The Evening Journal concedes the elec- tion ot Cleveland. Itsays; **There seems to be no longer #2 doubt that Gov. Cleveland has been elected president. Every county has sent in its full returns after a careful veri- fication and these assure Gov. Cleve- land a plurality of about a thousand in this state. The vote will not yary two hundred on either side of these figures. New York gives Cleveland enough votes to elect him. The Journal has devoted all its energy toward securing the result and it now reluctantly states that the elec- tion has been decided differently from its desire because it believes that a prompt recognition of the will of the majority is essential to the | maintenance and preservation of | American institutions. So long as | the people of the United States have decided to transter the federal ad- ministration to the democratic party, weare glad that the decision has Euet:ne Forp, | from New York state.’” | | le iy | been made in favor of a democrat | Co., Augusta, Maine, Geuld Congratulates. ; i i i COUNTY New York, Nov. 7.—Jay Gould | BATES s : this morning sent the following to N t | B k i Gov. Cleveland: ‘I congratulate a iona an “ you on your election. All concede | Your adminis- | governor has heen wise tive and in the larger | field as president I teel that you will | do still better, and that the vast bus- OF BUTLER, MO. Oldest Bank in the County. Capital paid in, - - $ 75.000. Surplus - - - - $27.0db | Large Vault, B urglar-Proof Safe with Time Lock We are prepared to doa general bagh ing business. Good paper always i demand. Buy and sell exchange, receive deposits &e., &c. DIRECTORS. New York to you. tration as an d conse iness interests of the country will be | entirely safe in your hands.”’ [Signed] Jay Govurp. ee | To any body who has disease ot throat | or Jungs, we will send preot that Piso’s | Cu.e tor Consumption has cured the same | ercases. Address | T. Hazecting, Waren. Pa. The Post says: ‘*The adherents of Grover Cleveland may rest confi- dent that 1is state has given him a plurality and that he has a large ma- Dieeiisnene how 1B. Rewbegy jority in the electorial college.’’ E. P. Henry, I. N. Mains, Dr. J. Everingham, 1 P. Edwards, Senator Gorman, chairman of the as J. Ryan, UfTe Bard, democratic national executive com- | Pr- DD. Wood, ¥ M Patty, : ; See et Gee WW. Mire Coleman Smith. mittee, has sent the following dis- ard ‘ patch to the national committeemen | *FICERES eine eee ly OFFICERS. or each state: New York, Nov. 7.—It is now). oo perparue, conceded on all sides that Cleveland | LEWIS CHENEY - - hls ae : ety jJ.C.CLARK - - ~- - Vice President and Hendricks are elected. The]. 1. TYGARD - - - Cashier plurality in the state of New York is not less than 1,300. A. P. GorMAN, | ~ cPeIes = red Chairman Democratic Committee. BUTLER Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The greatest world. Bruises, medical wonder ot the Warranted to speedily cure Burns Cuts, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever NATIONAL SANK, Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, —IN— Teter, Chapped Hands, and ail skin erup- tions, guaranteed to cure in every in- = stances ormoney refuuded. Prine se ets] Opera House Block, M. Crumly & Co. as BUTLER, MO. | REWARD! —oveR— { MILLION OF PROF, GUILMETTE’S French Kidney Pads, Have already been sold in this country and in Fran every one of which has isfaction, and has time when used ac We now say to e afflicted and doubting ones that we ill pay the above reward tor a single case of LAME BACK That the pad fails to cure, This great rem- edv will positively and permanently cure lumbago, lame back, sciatica, gravel, di- abetes, dropsy, bright’s isease of the kid- neys, incontinence and retention of the urine, inflamation ot the kidneys, catarrh ot the bladder, high colored urine, pain in the back, side or loins, aervous weakness, and in fact all disord:-s of the bladder and urinary organs whether contracted by private dise or otherwise. Ladies, if you are suftering from female weakness, ieucorrhoea,or any disease of the kidneys, bladder. or urinary orgaus, you can be cured without swollowing nauseous med- ecins, by simply wearing Prof Guilmette’s French Kidn>y Pad, which cures by ab- sorption. Ask your druggist tor Prot. Guilmette’s French Kidney Pad, and take no other. If he has not got it, send $2 and you will receive the Pad by return mail. ‘Testimonials trom the people. Judge Buchanan, lawyer, Toledo, Ohio says: ‘One of Prof Guilmette’s French Kidney Pads cured me of lumbago, in three week’s time. My case had been given up by the best doctors as incurable. During all this time [ suffered untold agony and paid out large sums ot money George Vetter, J P Toledo,O. says: ‘I suffered for three years with sciatica and kidney disease, and often had to go about on crutches, I was entirely and perma- nently cured atter wearing Prof Guilmetts French Kidney Pad tour weeks”’ *Squire N C Scott, Svlvania, O writes: “I have been a great sufferer for 15 years with bright’s disease of the kidneys. For weeks at a time was unable to get out bed: took barrels of medicine, but they gave me only temporary re ief. I wore two of Prof Guilmette'’s Kidney Pads six weeks, and Iknow {am entirely cured.” Mrs. Hellen Jerome, To’edo, O says: “*For yea's I nave been confined, a great part of t..e time to my bed,with lucorrhaa and female weakness. I wore one of Prot. Guilmett?s Kidney Pads and was cured in one month,”’ HB Green, Wholsale grocer, Findlay, Owrites: ‘I suffered tor25 years with lame back, and in three weeks was per- manently cured by wearing one ot Prot. Guilmette’s Kidney Pads.”’ BF Keesling, MD druggist Loganspoct Ind., when sending in an order tor Kid- Pads, writes: ‘I wore one of the t ones we had and I received more ben- efit trom it than anything lever used. In tact the Pads give better general satistac- tion than any kidney remedy ever sold.”” Pay & Shoemaker, druggist, Hannibal, Mo., ‘‘We are working up a lively trade in your Pads, and are “heari ng ot good results from them every day."” Prof Grilmette's French «= Kier Pad Will positively cure Fever and Ague, DumbAgue, Ague Cake, Billious Fever, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, and all diseases ot the Liver, Stomach and Blood Price y Send for Prot Guilmette’s nevs and Liver, free by "FRENCH PADCO., ! | Toledo, Ohio | ! ' per box. For sale by F. BOO saree re Cash Capital and Surplus, $57,8%. sees ibeey yi « Vice Presiden’ Cashi Ase’t Cashief, k and Collector DIRECTORS JOHN H.SULLENS TW CHILDS,. w AL TON, DON KINNEY given periect s formed cures every cording to directions. per- F Dr. T. C. Boulware, Booker Powell, D. Williams. Green W. Walt@p, Judge J. H. Sullens, Dr. N, L, Whipyft A. L, McBride, T, W, Childs, Frank Votis, Ws, F, Walton, » H, Dutches* T- Rue Jenking. OTHER STOCK HOLDERS: G, B, Hickm C, C. Duke, John Deerwes' O. Spencer, John B. Ellis, J, R, Estill, S, Q. Dutcher, J, 1, McKee, Henry Donovan, A, H, Humphréys er, Large Fire and Burgl Proof Safe with time lock. Receives deposite eatiect to cheek jr sight, Loans money buys and sells change and does a general Banking bY iness Your business is respectfully soltcit€d THE HORNS Grocery House OF Cc. DENNEY their well knows end popular at stand on the Kast s.6 of tee equare, are leading the GROCERY TRADE IN 2@ BUTLER... Their stock 1s composed of Feed Flour and the best qualiy of Staple and fancy Grocerves, Queensware and Cutlery. THtY ARB AT LESS EXPENSE t ity, and thete They pas They solicit house in the ‘ear competition. s for produce. tinuance of the patronage of a customers, and will gladly attesd ‘ their wishes at any and all times. Goods delivered In the city limits | promptly. Denney. A PRIZE..°*; receive free, a costly box of goods which p all, of eithersex, to more mon g else in th Fortunes await the workers ab- sure. Atonce addresss True & I7-1yr* Chas.