The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 29, 1885, Page 3

JUST WHaT You HEELS RN WANTED! | 5 mes Los. levator, avier baron of acabeibat Wet Ss oe = NEAR DEPOT. tian; her shaking ha she with th su H t Y j ¢ > mil " Bree ee Ameriean GON SHO! iguonaias B d hoy tis c H z } qua We > : ce oak ' ' ? ool rit MAIN sr na now have an . . to stand under : aut : Stanton ar aiding. | and trem tenth cencus, vol. 8, jestpe>- | Double & Single Barrel Guns Ca ony er President tes ae pie file safe ot \ “WE Ee Se ‘ peters Re = neatly de ed us, ee rn our send irty thanks, - : a : e ot their patron Vo sae BSI ae 5. FE ONDON ii ee dbae ae aed | tients in Lisbon, and ase = y that our me i ibutes | of the Fren t your (ae and | let of a cholera-stric RR 1 ° q : a : a : ue i vital at Amie Ds, sir i MicREYNOL DS .& . SCHWENK se of you ave re “Wh: is Academic Say 2 yas arly i y of James P a NiURY CARsER| ors £0) tf OF DE Di ie wn ef Dn ons) i. discusses -“Suc a king ner for one of t | A } novelist, Stee | Pare “Ibis not a Sister, | recog ri i { st lly selected for sown Sakae. Ser tion,” and T. f Chiselton Dyer! nun in his ear, | ¢ iets { pe ee f scart Soak : : ye 1 poe to visit | WHAT [1 sake aD ite i jes who contemplate sowir “Superstition rlish Life.’” The isi tAT [1 i xt to come and sce us. be sea binw aie 5‘ be € saking their a “Do not correct him,”’ promptly, ‘the can not nam That same day closed door. The head tendance begged he or not it led to the smal ne dangerous cas zet me see them,” she said. ‘‘they seed, as we Avow We Can Do You Good. bral ose cn ne nn en eee new departure ¢ well up to the sta wtstarted BUTLER, 110. JOHN A. LEFKER & CO. neces An exchange mar sew city | accounts of | snffer, too,’’ and entered. est ot r She had as little care for} H i‘ mur cock fights Shop nerth side o 49 it a for her life, and the | . ace eananae IW IN: | recognized the abne: man as well as the bravery of ign, and she was well-nigh car in triumph to her carriage, and her v | tendants, when they robed her, 4 | found that the hemof her garments had been cut and carried off as relics. With your | the faults and failings of her nature and any | education, faults that hastened, per. haps, the fall of her short-lived pop larity, she had the reckless intrepidity of her Celtic origin, and the indomit- for t! same t 1 l papers But th 2c] local papers. But those city do not advertise your cour box of goods that will Sgn ee ol intone and assstiaeon | cents to terestin vou. A x 1 . e * . . | as much advant: to «a town or | able will of her Spanish forefathers. Phat all who What gives our Ch } aber ex at A The beauty of Madrid, the sovereign of busi we shat cices thal: fae county, as are good schools. If one | the Tuileries, the widow of Farnbor- all who are not well satisfied we send $1 to ‘When Rabies fret, and ery by turns, er lacking in spirit and of our farmer inends should happen | ough was ne 5 - Y the eecaiias oa Eat cave iits their worn Disyee ee 11 a. | courage. non Cor. N. ¥. Sun. the t writing us. Full What cures their Colic, kills their worn, one of these offices he would find BESS Ss = culars, *, etc., sent free. What quick! Const ; ; outin two minutes the 12© had no} a _ Sires ee 4 nense p lv sure for all who nat quickly enres ipation, uautes that he had no} Gen, Beauregard on Jefferson Da- Phis entirely newvolur eueeuke: Ty deity, Addice Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion: able storeho welcome there, such as he wouk vis’s Military Policy. and bo c < ald i sian 7: ISIS net Se eins ae Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, receive at a pri * office at home : 5 5 me rae : ortlan aine- ‘astor Oil and Pacegorie, and eceive at a printing: office at home. From General Beauregard’s story of ge, incidding an agricu bi % = Hall Castoria, nt by Dr. Thurber. end three 2-cent stamps you specimen copy Americ urist, au elegant forty-page pre the Novem- the following: for inde- advan- Stand by your own papers, for they | the Battle of Bull Run always stand by you and are always | ber ntury, we quot o people ever warre pendence with more relative “* Castoria is so well adapted to Children bat L recommend it as superior to any medi- ¢ known to me."—H. A. Ancase, M.D,, on the lookout for your interest. : i with 2 hecaatioas pecimen pag- | posta Be F 5 z iF tages than the Confederates; and if, as |. : of poo ayaa oa aud: apes a € u i a. postage, and by mail you will get free a So. Oxford St. Brooklyn, N.Y. ee ie - a anvass- Sear are ; = ; : 2 a military question, they must have | op. wanted ev ae Posts - package of goods ot large value, that will Tus Centacr Company, 18% Fulton §t, N.¥.| Im re god i falnrin,Chilleand Fev Singular Tenacity of Life. failed, then no country must aim at | °"\ ‘ir pantiehen o srart you in work that will at once bring _ itis an un! fa dy for Diseases of tp Ee = dd ess ublis: ers Of yu i _ © san un ing remec ow Di eS freedom by means of war. We were you in meney taster than anything else Kidneys Live ae ~Llow little it takes sometimes to AMERICAN AGRICULTURIS It is inv ica. All about the $200.0co in © Disens one in sentiment as in territory, start- D iy Wom “i ss a Aitct : ame a sate etd avid W. Judd. Sam’! Burcham s th eas y xe ante omen, and all who lead kui a man, and again, what wonder- | ing out, not with a struggling admin- J pe rs BEE cas } : Sr ees es Sncenee Tees ot injure the teeth. emu Pres’t. t , , Sy produce constipation—other Iron medicines istration of doubtful authority, but with our ancient State governments 731 Brovdway, N anda fully organized central govern- ment. As a military question, it was tul tenacity to life some men have.’’ me, or spare time only, to work sat their own homes. Fortunes for workers absolutely assured. Don’t slay. Hi. TALier It enriches and purifies the blood, stimu! the appetite, aids the assimilation of food, lieves Heart! nd Belching, and streay ens the muscles and nerves. ‘or Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack Of Yor said the red-headed man who was ng the paper. j? nil | r & Co., Portland, ‘That's so,"’ said the others | in no sense ac ivil war, but a war be- Maine. Energy, &e., it has no equal <i 1 r, a eras 'tween two countries—for conquest on s { a The ge nuine has above trade mark Just listen.” said the red-headed | one side, for self-preservation on the PROCURED sewanoa HAseL rine; sus sabean patplovend utes pare KSepynde, 4 nm. Here’s a brakeman on the | other. The South, with its great ma- of America nie Freie F arenteans nigcase® ce. ticle tis RikEL plate: coud? | SRE vo, | tetial resources, its defensive means of | “StH NAbatnD © Springneld.Atlesours j by An absolute cure for Rhou- a a ESE | mountains, water ways, railroads, and : Se ae sa Pp . matism, Sprains, Pain in the says: ‘He tellin front of the car, {| telegraph, with the immense advan- JORINSON'’S | aoe ' Back, Burns, Galls,&-. Anin- which passed diagonally ross fs) (2380 of the interior lines of war, would " iO we De @ stantancous Pain- reliever. ; : 7 = { be open to discredit as a people if its ing published in our family, we pa- 4 body, and lived’ — failure could not be explained other- Fi per. Also each week we ¢ rmon “Begosh, [knew a painter who tell oft a charch steeple and got well . wise than by mere material contrast. } by REV. T. DE WITT TALMAGE, a The great Frederick, at the head of a feature ne worth the price we charge 1 2 vear In addition to the little ] people, not only beat back a com- Gree Peete cena be 421 N.3d St. St. Louis. Mo. Fy n.’ said the cross-eved man. “Eknowed a man shot a bullet bination of several great military pow- eS: ers, but conquered “and kept territor: Peete inde t and Napoleon held combined Europe rough his heart and lived ten years”’ | the feet of France till his blind ambition Said the man who looked like a, overleaped itself. It may be said that Open All the Wear! | PATTERNS OF ANY SIZE. ss entire re:, ‘ech: | GPARALLELED OFFER!|H.V. PEN TAR en, letters trot parts ws of the pase happen- E MOREST'S DMALER LN farmer. the South had no Fredericks or Napo- Aa SORES Kansas, Oph, oar i leons; but it had at least as good com- . litical There was amanim Salem.where manders as its adversary. Nor was it anches of an English cand epecial Ge alt at B est FURNITURE aAgaz e = ~ the fault of our soldiers or people. hemathical and Commercia! Our soldiers were as brave and ea Course taught. gent as ever bore arms; and, if only os e for reasons already mentioned, they ce See! Tae had a determination stronger than the, enemy's. 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