The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 21, 1885, Page 7

COLF Gudden Desth of the Politician and Lectur depot at Mank: ton’s body guard was dropped end of Mr. ot the people. alee oscupati roln le time he dropped ¢ Consamptives covery for const permanent Cures veri: No medi wonderful cures. tonce hopeless sutterers gu aim | the v owe their lives to this New dis- st vou noth Tt will co: Free tria Dregs cross that when G' Leary New York to the nd weigh to Saa Franci i September. “a, and offered to bet walk back. Se ee 8 ea rrrrrrrersceeeeseseeeeestieseccigeeetiesesiereeinsisieispnssceiasseseeuimnineaneianaO ADVICE TO MOTHERS. ; kato. Mint to the sm at constitutional tormed Republican past ce pominatt ie ek Ne Ww as vice-pr ould be chment, and the Vane is term ot office he ind owas nu to the cousiderabl His principal lecture wi >The Lite and Character 2? - Hels iths of being 62 vears old A Wonderful Discovery. and 2, who sufter fre tien of the throat 2 ein Dr ption. Work, dan. t ot Scholes, Ind He was there to-nigi just having completed a Francisco here. e thought he ce McMenus of him San Franetsco. offered to bet $2,000 against he coulds’t itup, came down } cope those he wore, Was lo take monev, and was to carry Hilt says he tour Httie hooks of poems. tae pictures Hesold tots of m them MeManus paid $ Hilt started October 16 t reached the Ile weig he started now. und ist *K DEAL. h was the Bridegroom. | ' | it was, ‘ne Chinese *-Fever King. Colfax’s care fter the expiration | ation of war by F ran also certain s advice Was to ave S Bate hed but to maintain guernila wartare, leaving mer res iS proving : ye ally of the Thousands y the truth of nec g amount ot sic ckness, with an remain rate of Thousands celimated troops Mar-hall’s New Marshall, Mo. he Continen y citizens, tor the purpose of or mmMpany te has arrived ratlroad tro coal tields. made walking | coal. e by various parties, mittee was 2 One-tenth of the amount e and | necessary was subs ee : ' . 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