The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 17, 1884, Page 11

settle Painting Her remarked a pass ie | emp bin Cine Sou ‘that the es-pression -‘paint- | tober election reveals the f ing it with nigger on the rolis of the marshal show. so. T ess- | district wer pr r ago | Whose f te i Vou | Sow k dito be a cap | Utics | just afor wah, an’ if ya | there were not less of where an s ot | these so-calied offici: HAVE wan THE LIVER MUST BE KEPT IN ORDER. ANFORD! a ed by the »cracy tl 1 | charg the bend Paint red!’ n| e dem t the engineeah would ) } presence of an ariny of United States Isacure for Liver Compiaints and iI! cansed by « Torpid con- iss’si is efter us. Paint her was f ry dition of atipation, Biliousness, 6 Liver, as: Dyepepaia, acho, Malaria, Rucamatiern, etc.” It regulated —j-, ict thebiood. and etrengthena the ssxter, FAMILY a of Testimon- ceed 1] ’ es for the mtrkable Fseape Senaein 2 best pli i last Oetebe } King’s cians short fore: time ae Eiaied cured, gain z we apprehe different yw cun ¢ contrivance noth tor > perpetuation of su- j Texas sniacy, and no one more flamies the 10rous tor its repeal they \ ' Because Texas dk Net the merits of tl to pile ur majority of 1 democratic he changed in op assailed from one end. ot niv tu | ie jis ppressor, Bi: ne to the other w ey desire to tuke advant ge ot a | of missiles, from a pop-gun to a / statute enacted by the republicans. rotten egy. We love Texas -tor he law should be repealed and we | the enennes she has made.’’ | beheve it will be. Democrats want | ‘There she stands, an Empire; | a pure, simple, honest, economical once a free Republi destined to States: vy denoted by One Lone Star, be the first of Amencan very man may cast his election ba God, proper! but Bee as he serves his according clounsing the syeters thorougiriy, imparting sow Mfeand energy te th: | a star of maznif cent proportions | sali, Ista medicine ang mot’ |. | 4)... - eS intoxicating beverage. and glorious brightness; peopled by pur megienced and unawed by deputy A3z YOUR ORUAGIST FoR PBICALY AsNETIER?, «| the best blood of the Union and the | :pursna's who owe their briet author- and take roothsr, PRICE, $1.00 per Bottic. | world, the North and the South; a | ity to the chief executive of the na-— ?AICKLY ASH BITTERS CO.,SOLE PROPRIETORS = +. Louis and Manses City. Mo. | Dommion, capacious enough to put) tion or his appomted officils.—Ke- New England in her apren pocket | okuk Constitution. - -= | and not feel its presence; who cou!d —= - j sit down on New York and Pennsyl- These are solid Facts | eet g ie and haye skirt-room to spare | The best blood purifier and system oe ore é ; regulater ever placed within the reach of eecaner for Ohio: « Massachusetts not | suffering humanity, truly is Electric Saf Now | big enough to make a_ thimble | Bitters Inactivity ot the liver, billious- hese. Preentenenn ane. Meee ness, jaundice, constipation, weak kid- ite WenWelags Pree. bees = for her forefinger, and Maine about | neys, or any disease ot the urinary or- Address OR. WARD & CO Coweane. Mo the size of her small toe. gans, or whoever requires an appetizer, ae s = tonic or mild stimulant, will always find In tg0o the likelihood is that the | Elcctric Bitters the best and only certain nsus Will show 2 population of six) cure known. They act surely and quic ly, every bottle guaranteed to give entire OR. STRONG'S PILLS! | 1 Lee i i The Old, Well Tried, Wonderful | Millions for Texas. She will have | Satisfaction or money retunded. Sold at Beat Renewing ReneS more representatives than New York | fifty cents a bottle by F. M. Crumly ‘or the Liver. | . 5 = : Co. STRONG G'S SMATIVE PILLS speedy care for in Congress. She will be the seat zs te Blood, Cleaosin ars of political power m the nation. Health of Hogs. fect cure for Sic! nino’ PECTORAL ILS :SemensSe THONG'S PECTORAL Lis espaense oe of the bowe! o jemte females, soothing and bracing the Future presidents are being born im Texas at the present moment. } an preserving the health and growth She sy xen and gin vigor and heal toevery can afford to have them abuse | of } hogs, especially where a farmer No wddrews ts BULLE Con Gedarste eG | her. She likes it, She hopes they'll | has a large number of them. The keep itup. It advertises her. Mean-| common saying is, ‘tas dirty as a make vote while she has no SEWARD. si HASELTINE, ATENT SOLICITOR & ATT'Y AT LAW, SERINGFINILD, atc. kasociated at ‘faahington, D.C.) Corresposdease Runctod, Laguitice anomated trae and promot. upology to hog.”’ And yet in hogs are particular espe some tor casting an overwhelming about cleanli- gainst the tattooed man of Puck's | Dime Museum, the Plumed Ananias | } ot the State of Maine, the presiden- ness; and it is their quarters should be clean. poorly ventilated places of keeping that food, drink, nominee of the Star-routers. The t State m the democratic | preserved, consequently it will justi- I ty any one to incur considerable ex- Pe to insure their health. Carbolic acid is the best agent to use about | heg pens and to mix with their food. 'Itus safe, easiiv understood, and can ! be used or administered by any one Long may the yellow rose of Texas } bloom under the Lone Star, bright- . H jest of all the stars in the American | { zalaxy ot stars.—Courier- Journal. Bucklen’s 8 Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the | without the least danger. It is cheap FACTS RECARDIKG | word. be eG ned tg 4 Speeduy cure pune and farmers should use it freely | s = = S: , a pail east hh. Earter's ba Non } Piles, Ci ins, Corns, | pur ng the pens, ds and a i —e Hands, and p- | foul places where the hogs frequent f tions, guaranteed to cure og cholera is in the neighnor— nd hegs have exposed aving dead ones hauled ti 'the neighvorhood. or ‘any above them ona s | Water. no matter how far, hogs i should be given carbolic acid three }timesz day. Ten drops is enough for a hundred pesession of } pounds. inveterate | more or le § lighter. or monev refuuded. Fe been rsaleby F. M.¢ if cholera is ream ot plac Place desps Cconist may v | Ina parts poorbouse there is an in stitie tens Trew voxt mate named Pachne Pascal, who is eved to have armved atthe age of | hog weighing © 706 vears. She ws ip all her faculties and is an i smoker. 's IRON Tonic is FOR Sar BY ALL ane DEALECS Evenrwncre, There are many things to observe | respects } government or the people, in which | to his own judgment and conscience, | | mysterious influence of this i seek safety by ly important } | beds and; Damp or! i | BRBCY are the cause of many diseases and | i column, soon to be the Empire State | gorivate others. jot the Union, tet all the States there: | Hog raising is the easiest and best fot salute the State of Texas. iway to make money it health can be | Ward. | from below. | shoreward ia ithe torce gathered in The Men Who Fired Punitent the Missouri tary Receiving Their Deser's. Jefferson City 9-—J. B. John Perry Martin and Lloy Ta > four convi his behalf, ilready been yn au- iven ten years or attempt Taylor about a a stranger: but wher the northeast sweeps the t crested waves FIs array, this charmed netural harbor reveals itself. No vi boundary divides it from pest ocean around; but, pace of two miles in length, th nam perfectly calm, thei only change beir that they : e turbid and red, as though the oil-be rng mud were stirred up A broad belt ot white breakers fs towering where the waves. rolling all unbroken mighty with their might, an sweep of seven hundred miles across the Gulf, are suddeniy arrested, and sink down, conquered and powe less, so soon as they come within the gentlest ot rulers. Unfortunately, tl cetul haven is verry shallow; its depth is vam- is pes ously stated at twelve and eighteen feet. so that- only vessels of light burden can take shelter. But to these. blessed, indeed, 1s the change passing suddenly from the wild tos- sing of the outer ocean to the wonder- ful calm of this strange harbor, where the weary crew may rest as securely as though within an = en- compassing coral reef. i stranger approaching this wall ot breakers would naturally assume it to be caused by a dangerous reet, and would, as a matter of course, stecring -away from it. We believe that no scientific amination ot this so-called Oil Sailors ex- Spot has yet been made. who have here tound refuge state that the bottom 1s of a soit, soz into which they can easily pus a considerable depth—a mud which, when applied to deck-scrubbing, 1s y mud, « pole to found to be exceedingly cleansing. — Popular Science Mont Bearing Down New York, Dec. g- prior to the failure of William H ed General U. S. Grant return on General Grant. Several days Grant and Vanderbilt loan- $150,000. his money was not d. but no step was taker in the matter un- n Mr. mark } Indeed, the | the | tila tew davs age, * derbilt began an action in the su- oren ourt for the Tecauvery of the preme cou re same. Gereral Grant conse: judgement sheuld be taken} that Feb- and uber 1384 Circuit Clerk 5 2p a> a> REGO W APOE! 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