The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 13, 1885, Page 3

me and ask me to go over to New tow York and bes crimes that he trom rainst his employer—the out of the em ployer the nts. Why, “ na pay all j 1 Se peetl Jawful exper salary to mec js there a disar | Is th y drawer? counts ? mone account come [will tell vou. store young Yerin man in your x off into bad amuse + give him m salary you tures. but not tl in which he has entered. } takes by theft that which you de not give him in |i wiul salary. FRIGHTFUL END OF UNEESTRA b How brightly the p unre grained amusement oper J young man says: agood time, ne [i get mone nad; what abeaut aick the whip and over the ome, boys, fill high vonr ¢ Drink. Jorg lite, health, p fides just like this Har. working men hear the att ‘ rts and look up and say Why von- der where those fellows er money trom. We hive t id Rae Oo not x ae excitement. They sture at « people andin tat. T watch chain jingles up flows. Th The eyes fiash The midn rs their cuff They swi They j 1 1 men off the sidews the name of God Vain. Tr — the hymn they at herr mother’s knee: and to all tures of coming disaster th **Who cares,”” and to the coune:l ot some Christian friend, twho are you Passing along the street some night you hear ao shr in a ziog shop, the ratle ot the we man’s club, the rush of the police. What is the matter now? Oh. this reckiess young man bas been killed ma grog shop. Carry him home to his father’s house. Parents will come down and wash his wounds, and close his eves in death. They forgive him allhe ever did ough he cannot in his silence ask it. The prodigal has got home at last Mother will go to ber little garden and get tne sweetest tlowers and twist them into a tor silent eart of the wayward boy ana push ack from ti ted brow the long »cks that were once her pric and the air will be rent with tf her's erv: “Oh, my son, my son. my poor so would to God T had died for thee; of, my son, my sor AMUSEMENT JUDC EFF ED BY HEAL TMEUL CTS. of amusements by health nav judge You» r effect upon physical he great need of many good peo- ple is physical recuperation. There are Christian i hard things en who write many their immortal souls when there is nothing the mat- ter with hyer. them but There an incompetent are Christian who seem to think that itis people a good sign ta be poorty, and because Rich- ard Baxter and Robert Hall mvalids they think that the sickliness they may come same gr r of characte toteli the Christian people fongregation that God will hold vou Tesponsible for your invahdism if. it is vour fault. when, through hyal exercise and prudence, vou might be athleticand well. Whe effect ef the body upon the w sa bv the jeu Lwant of my and t pec physical vase ir the | | soul you ac- knowledze. Puta man ot mild dis- | Position upon the animal diet ot * which the Indian partakes and in a litle while biood will change in chemical t I come like unto the blood of the Or the tiger or proportions. w lion the bear, while aange and become and unrelenting, The MOsition Will ¢ crue body has a r Soul. There are geod people whose ideas of heaven are all shut o clouds at fierce, ! effect upon with j when in those pleasant There are { i i angels, v jewel of men Ww é and = intellec f ' cae Eastern the A r 5 i ’ . pug m 2 ' s alwi r > Aug p } er sot « Y arra si K ‘ “ 7} f “J § | “ »shrink d GUN SHOP) n i 1 . C ' t . ‘ ' SOUTH MAIN SET. seems to outrag : t 1 through ne t sheu 4 ¥ their] { ie Re eet Double & Single Barrel Guns | is Mad ° der R iiring atly e not some great ¢ rprise for Ged ahd > world, bau 1 studving j be ever astingly ell! 42m, i. LONDON. | i ryings 32 ete J ; ! | some te) ealthfal | y s 1 ye p ss | i : . ~ >" Boouds shoe Makers | 1 ACh , i (gee ae re ma \ , > are Why : BUTLER, MO. WAN 1 UR COM XS-tN As- ) so mun vere going = Ag v . u ‘ asa mg { ‘ = Shop ner eich Es me 5 e . 0 t no str 3 . < Send c you in the ho c i 1 take ! ew day 1 God n b ‘ xe 1 des \ “y escort node \ ‘ 1 \ bless i ’ N cents to they V 5 of, every all who festroy ery door wi siness, om : : ; ce To ali who cent to supy | enter: IT will consecrate your nd $1 to you are de s when you weep. Come with | Pay for t Bee ee ih be ‘ particu ars . +» sent free. Wel yun \ me,"’ said the good angel in a voice ian 'y sure for all who st your buriat. | of unearthly symp ceNounee? tat delay. Address : : | : : Stinson & Co., i v nes wh 1 jsaid the bad angel: -*Come with Portland, Maine- wi ve exerted ¢ nflu 'ine; I have something better to offer. Sens upon their fellows q wines I poor are trom chalices ; to judae te: the last day. | of bewitching carousal; the dance I SYO ) OOO RBrCcN es ver . ¢ 1) : : we . Jaway. Send us sc Stage: rockim eat ater: | lead is over floor tesselated with un- |} postage, and by mail you will get free a ‘ i | a a | package r Ss larg 1 a i dukes, lords. kii beggars, clowns. | restrained indulgences. The pachs | Package of goods of large value, that will es e i srart you in work that will at once bring No sword: n no crown. For | I tread are through meadows daisied | you in meney taster than anything else tcotlichts, the kindiing flames ot a | and primrosed. Come with me.’ All about the $200.0co_ in a 2 S : presents with each box. Agents wanted 1 t ™} i world: orchestra, the trumpets | he young man hesitated at a time: everywhere, ot rither sex, of all ages, tor that w: dead: for gallery, the | when hesitavon was ruin, and the | Ht € time, or sparetime only, to work ae a a { ; * ., | for us at their own homes. Fortunes for clouds tilled w angel spectators ; | bad angel smote the good angel until | al) workers absolutely assured. Don’t tor «pplause, the clapping Hoads of | tt departed, spreading wings through | delav. H.iatterr & Co., Portland, the seas: for curtain. the heavens | Starlight uatil forever the wings Maine. Hed \ ge | vamished. “hat was the turnin one coe 70Se = pts for fras~ | point in that young man’s history, edy, the doom of the destroyed; for | for, the good angel flown, he hesi- | sy Mr. i P - ; ames | tarce, the effort to serve the world | tated no longer, but started on a} Py Aayone and God at the same time; for the | Pathwav which ty heautitul at the now be- 5 } t ¢ } t ! : | opening. but blasted at the last. last scene of the fitth act, the tramp | Pia ain PES blaste tthelast. The { ing published in our family, weekly pa- Wepre ee ea bad angel, leading the way, opened | per. Aliso each week we give a_ sermon IRS pees ome [© | cate after gate, and at each gate the | by REV. T- DE WITT TALMAGE, a the rig others to the ietr. road became rougher and the sky! feature alone worth the pace we charge > tor the whole year naddition to the} BEST AFFECTIONS EUR. THE HOME. mae lurid, —< w ce was peculiar, lessunned | atari: eweckiys cermone (by Aen On oe Ae = as the gates slammed shut it came to | p,ooki;n’s most noted Divine, and gen- ES Se tosives | with a jar that indicated it would | eral literary miscellany, every issue con- you a distaste for domeste tite is bad. | never open. ‘he scenery on either | tains lowirn Mlustrated sketches s . >of the road ch: Fro: . of promi t men, letters trom all parts w ma bright domestic civcles | side of the road changed from = gar- ’ Ilow many Z dome me gies | ie Jeers. nel the bGenne aes oe tne world, news of the week, happen- have been broken up by ulamuse- } a pore S pee oe ce i of interest in Missouri and Kansas, = > ae jotthe dDac angel turned to sackcloth, | ¢, Ss. ment Ft tather went off. H A ce oes KC tall and reliabl e market reports, political ae and the eyes ot light became hollow | goings-on, V ington news and special mother went off, the child went ¢ | with ‘opeless grief. And on the departs ae caretully cated eee ; i + - i | Little Ss v ircie an ust- There are to-day the tragment~ be-; rignt side ot the road there was a a i en gener ‘The present pub j i H 5 . | ht i $s ad fore me of blasted households. Oh, | serpent. the man said to the bad | lishers have couducted THE TIMES for = | angel, ‘ é nat serpent?” <= ee Sa ee RE Son Pacem aed ail neould: | 2050" hat 1s that serpent?’ and | i5 yearsand } ave learned by experience lik ‘ , | the answer was, ‘Thats the serpent | that genuine merit wins more friends ike to charm you ick by the sound | o¢ unging remorse. A vulture flew an anything else. 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