The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 17, 1885, Page 3

THE GRAY AND THE BLUE. | (LEXINGTON & SouTHERN Braxi. roth he Hero of Appomattex Gives His Opinion cf Lee. mencing Sunday, May until turther Butler asf GRANDMOTHER Used herbs in doctoring t not oy = her simple remedies ‘DID €U M most cases. Without the use of M medical science would be pow: | and yet the tendency negl pow: jere th of the ti: Spee allremedies fo nes that sericusly SOUTH. GOING system BiITTERS: . is acombination of valuable herbs, care. fully compounded from the formule of | MASONIC. Zutl ; 2 meets t a regular Physician, who used this pre- Butler Lodge, No. 254, meets the frst} scription largely in hie private practices l asked: Saturday in each mor with great success. bit is ry page TERS | ee he can (@hante Masons @ medicine used by man CUPh at abaut ihe <acn See Gen ne ee Roy 1M os) | ait is inveluable for EE i What about the surrender of Gen | No. 76, meets second in @ch,) KIDNEY and See 1 ete orde” month. | HS "STION, WE4%- ee S sword: ! Gouley Commandery Knights Templar; B ESTION, &c.; and while “I did not take his sword, re- meets the first Tuesday in each mo | curing will nut hurt the system. : ‘ nee 54 | Mr. C. J. Rhodes, a well-known iron | plied > cause Idid not 1.0. 0. FELLOWS. | man of Safe Harbor, Pa., writes: think Bates Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon- day right. Butler Encampment No. 76 meets the | 2nd and ath Wednesdays each momh | “My son was completely prostrated by fever an ague. “Qhinine and barks did him BOs | then sent for Mishlerts Herb Bitters and ia short time the boy was quite well.” | - Nothing >” was said or thought of it. *It is usual to take the sword, is it not?” “Yes t “E. A. Schellentrager, Drug, St. Clair Street, Cleveland, 0., = “Your Bitters, I can a Lawyers. ut I would not do so in that HOMAS J. |; MISHLER HEPS BITTERS CO., 525 Commerce (t., Philadelphia } case. SMITH, Attorney Law Butler Mo. Will practice int ) telus oie ete courts of Bates j ger S e course ot Office over Bate i \ | a Sack good deal mn myt . FRANCISCO. S. P. Fraycisco. SGoneeed om ioe ne) of no grander man RANCISCO BROS. Attorneys at} How Watch Cases are Made. . Law, Butler, Mo., practice in | aes the courts of Bates and joining ti P ‘ ti The many great improvements intro- | cerning the general’s counties. Prompt attention given to cok | eee eR i ae aat Thin 1 Ss fections. Office over Wright & Gloriur } duced in the manufacture of the Jas. Boss’ welling 1s now so Gold Watch Case, have led to similar i ___— | provements in the making of silver cases. AT HY , At } Under the old methods, each part of a j Mo. Office} silver case was r 1 pieces of metal soldered together, requiring a g: amount of cutting and soldering, whic hardware store, 29 «(| 5 at eas west side of the sc Butler, re mouth wide enough de of sever: to look far into it unl ess a with ereat pain. HENRY, Attorney at Law, B P | eee A. Mo. Will attend to cases in Cee tal and gayeit they | **It was particularly unfortunate,”’ of lead rather than the elasticity of silve Under the improved methods, each part of the Keystone Silver Watch Case is made court of record in Missouri, and do gener- al collecting business. says the writer, “that Gen. Badeau, | when Gen. Grant was thought to be Public D Ne BROWN, Notary us jpoe of one solid piece of metal hammered into | dying, should haye allowed the im- «ler Mo. Will draw and acknowledge! shape, The adva ; ily appar- ne + deeds, contracts, leases and all papers re- eae bine pigs apts —" appar- | pression to exhist, that he, in great uiring the acknowledgment or qurat ot ery one knows that hammering ¢ ry he auth f the < eameee = hardens the metal while soldering softensit. | Pa™> W#s the author of the Pook ———— SS -_ = To test the superiority of the Keystone | The family was incensed at tt re Physicians. | Silver Watch Case, take one of 3 oz. weight, | port. ——— press it squarely in the center when closed, M.D., Eclectic Cel. Fred Grant showed the man- ;j) L. RICE, Physi-| and it will not give, while acaseof same | _. i see: ne 4e cian and Surgeon. All calls prompt-| weight of any other make will give eno uscript to a triend tamihar with Gen. ly attended to. Office up stairs over] go break the errstal. \Grant’s handwri and asked The Keystone S made only with silver cap | Morris’ Drug Store. Watch Cas whose writing it was. ; aa - aad gold joints. bl pps Sia Seen antied J- M. Curisty, oe W. H. BALLARD, | fas sat eee ee eee are The ones an quickly responded, J RS. CHRISTY & BALLARD, Ho- | éeiphia, ra., for handsome filustrated Pamphlet showinghow | **It is Gen. Grant’s.”’ moeopathic Physicians and Surgeons | ames Bou’ and Keystone Wateh Cases are made, Mice font roomlover E- An (le be contsaucd) . | Do you think,’’ asked the colo answered at oflice day or night. ae | nel, *tthat father would write at any phone communication to all parts ot the } 2? stati , Specialatteation given to female TH E HORNS One Seen - diseases. | ‘*Lam sure he would not,”’ replied SETS ae met : the triend. TC, BOUEWARE, Phy [ESS eee ee = os ¢ Surgeon. Office north side square, | tis significant that nothing more Butler, Mo. Diseases of women and chil- fis heard from Gen, Badeau. He has ren a specialty, } ‘ | lett the house, bag and baggage aad has not been im it for some time, F. RENICK, M. D., Physician, Sur- tee ‘ ae ¢ J. geon and Gbetitaaan: Office, east i The first yolume of the book will side square, over Levy's store. Residence | appear in December and the second ‘in March. It has already over 3,000 | subscribers which hand- corner Main and Ft. Scott streets. Butler Academy. {Will open for its eleventh year on SEPTEMBER, 8th, 1884. : A large new brick building will be erected this summer which will afford facilities tar superior to anything before enjoyed by its insures a some income to the Tobacco. Ina bore to Medico-chirurgical Socrety of Liege, by Dr. Lebon, the tolluwing conclusions were tamily. present- ss ene ed: Grocery ,, House 1. For every one-hundred grains of | of tobacco used at least one-tenth | a grain of nicetine is absorbed. | | parons: Thorough work, by an | Vg x | z. The daily quantity of tobacco experienced | Y | ‘ J a ; | ad 4 } consumed by ordinary smoker 1s | about three hundred grains. 0IDS 0 Bac EIS | at their well known and popular | 4. The effects of tobacco sm vy atand on the Fast siz of tne e same as those following ample fa i square. are leading the istration of nicotine. scientific or Nor: | = a a healthful locati comes =| GROCERY TRADE in he attractions ot to those tear IBUTLER. desiring an edu 2 : e : | ‘Pheir stock 1s composed of |\Feed Flour and the hes : | | qualiy of Staple and THE ACME PULVERIZER, Lg eee G? ocerves, Queensware and Cutlery. THEY ARE AT EXPENSE eG ae ses produce ; Goods delivered in CLOD CRUSHE RP" Chas. AND LEVELER, For Sale at the DO YOU KNOW - Grange Store aa | BRIBGEFORD 2HOPP. |'** eo TOBACCY?? nebody ou —— Painter a nage Defence. JOHNSON’S Commercial College! 421N if day CELESRATE: . 3d St., St. Lonis, Mo. Open All the Year! r John G. Fe porns S: eouissnas tl the Branches of an 1 : ; = Oo S aca he , ¥s s . ; >| Who desire t le e eside iB ssand Orr 1 i ee nent Waid ,°> 10 have completed under our Samedi ous. | 8a A Full Corps of | Protessors. ¢. The Ew Expenenced PARTIE RIS il tamily in Miss ae ee HAIR BALSAM! Cockrell Write for Circulars, Specimens of nas Je IES : Penmanship and Catalogue of Stu refused. The latter has asked me dents and sae Address: owing to the > that are bene i ee tee ig I sy nae Mo. PRESIDENT. ave made their own | alae tt antes A Pure Family Medicine petits F | N F S U | S at all. Never Llotoxica | “ re expe- In every style price and quality tle oe 1 i | ves Made to Order HH ISCOX & OO, I guaranteed a fitin every cas 1S Wi New Y grange store _” E. TALBOTT, Seen cat re, clean, wholesome alms i : J aa OF BUTLER, MO fe present sid TONIC, nea ake hin: consul: Sees | Oldest Bank in the County. foi ae v ; Duta t é An une! aed i oran arent: vis sent me wor papa tien or nt had appointed Chills, Debility kness eee ain i « a Dbecernee Nice |Capital paid in, - - 375.000. bia, 4 is the extent’ of my | Nice tosses sruemeot, ae , ‘ -potism and the nepotism of Mr. | Malarie, Lessmess “Sexe ‘ero p ‘ ] 7) nepotisi atthe i hnepous + a . a aria, re : OU pe 4 ow 5 Teena z The Wonde a am De NSSe ear Papen ec cou oun Cons Large Vault, B urglar-Proof f dertul restoration to health ot Caf, - * ; 1 t, 225 Canal street, | Bronchitis, Asthma, Spit slood, Sore or Safe witb Time Lock tu some time ago was pros- | Tita, Tons of Volce, Catarshal Throat Af- trated ban excruciating attack of sciati+ } fections, Chronic Hacking, Irritating and | We are prepared to do a general bank ca. ter much suffering his wife ap- | Troublesome Coughs ing business. Good paper always in plied St. pearih ich cured him E. S. WELLS, Jersey City, N. J., U.S.A demand stly and er A Bad Man. DIRECTORS. “Haw, haw,” laughed Clarence _ — Fitzgudeon go ng into the Queen feceive free, a scr box Of see which Lewis Cheney, .C. Clark, = voy | Will_help Il, of either sex, to more mon- Dr. Elliot Pyle fon. J. B. Newberry City loater s other evening, 1 ye right away than anything else in the _P. Henry, IN. Mains, have had such an experience on the } world. Fortunes await the workers ab- | py, J.Everingham, J. P. Edwards, street, don’t you know.” Isoutely sure. At once addresss True & } 1, Ryan, . Bard, “Ah! andeed,’’ inquired Capt. Co., Augusta, Maine, 1j-1yr* Dr.D. D. Wood, i, M. Pa Johnson, lazily, ‘what was it?’ Geo. W. cals ahd rygard. “Why, my deah fellow, just as I was coming in, fouah or five hood- lums suwwounded me and shouted OFFICERS. NO SURPRISE ‘dood,’ poor: in areal thweatening Thn Government Eudorses ‘Lhe VIS . CHENEY - - President eats vue ped ment ot them . pace 5 PCaahter. ae ? “You dida’t? Well. what did Agriculturist BUTLER ae) my deah fellow, IT wan up From the tenth cencus, vol. 8, j lised. “The American Agricultnrist is the steps weal wapidly, and when I b ion, because of NATIONAL a ; BANK. ee Gea : especially wosthy ot me weached the top, _ Shoo my um- th e remarkable success that has attended bwella at them, ejaculated ‘wats’ [| the unique and u fforts of its 4 it d its ¢ and slammed the doah in the1ah faces ae “tors to increase and exjen with great vigah.??—Mercant Trav- | lation: Its contents are duplicated ev ae 7 month yor a germanedition, which also s I | . Bl ‘k i ; circle widely?” Opera House Block, Mishler’s Herb Bitters cures cholera 1s tribute isa in merbus, and thus gets the better ot the the marvelous nearly BUTLER, MO. complaint ev r time Samuel Ander- 1 son, a blac “three mites from | 4 ALF ictiomiouess CARsER opr eld, O., wri : “Twastaken with ‘of ihle AC } S 1 7 - eee ee 8 ott sh Capital and Surplus, $5; 0. a severe attack of chole Fy ohio) Is rnal ot the wo RS stat ae 9979 eee o straighten | / mvselft. 2 »>doses ef vour WHAT I JOHN H. SULULENS........ Pre Bitters L was e ; t i CHIL’ er When's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS Secure Healthy action to the Live: d relieve all bil- lous troubles Ho Grizing. Price 25c. AU Druggisis. LIVER Pasely Vegetatis; rurrs ’ c. C. D 25 YEARS tN USE. ois , rk a The Greatest Medical Triamph of the Age! ,Q. Du ,, J; , ek RPID LIVER para guacmumamtens os: TOR . Set a acil eetention imei Large Fire and Burglar back part, Pain under the shoulder- blade, Faliness after eating, with a dis- inclination te exertion of body or mind, Irritability of temper, Low spirits, with afee iz neglected some duty, Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering at the Heart, Dets before the eyes, Headache over the right eye, Resilessness, with fitful dreams, Highly colored Urine, aad CONSTIPATION. TUPT'S PILLS are especially nasreet to such cases, One dose effects such - of feeling 2s to astonish the Proof Safe with time lock | "Send three 2-cent star 202) SEWARD A. HASELTINE, fated apap erg eb pier reaeet ae .| PATENT SOLICITOR & ATT'Y AT LAW, i SPRINGFIELD, ted at West neton, D.C.) Correnyoo irnre od tree a04 proms SHORTHAND raze nourished or by their Te War Stools u »D eee roans, = coi. Price ase, 48 Murrey > BARNE: Birest SE Yours. se Arica. 64 fi Murray Si.