The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 8, 1885, Page 2

NR NTE RAM er Sissacn es 0: is z, t Sacre . ° = = = @) v . > M ¢ ct ub ° c ae mites I S she v ( Stranger in a yi a t 1s rts 5 e 1 i the t meters S$ e s I ets 1eS was excite ere Ss some 4 € s mea 5 would not have spoken m | vit the s voiced comp w : { i Ze € 1 2 Mes IS ‘ Ww s = ( ¥ i i MI 1 s < Ther gu give onl 7 eters ¢ So, for the space of twenty-four] bosom ot Mrs. H ceive that this fi epresents urs Mr id Mrs. Jones didn’t} ‘Am I wrong?’ s yy 2 very speak to each other tell me what you t . Pa ~ c journey to Boston. and was gone aj} ‘You had a right w own | Fre (6 feet 3 5-2 es Eaghs bye. And when he returned the | ing her forehead. ‘No one shou casionally One is found w reache suse was empty. Mrs. Jones had | have taken it trom vou.” 2 meters ¢ 1-2 gone home to her mother’s house ‘Yes,’ said Mrs. J s, ‘that is nes can have his own Way,’ | now Lam trying to believe that twas | The new s i ak anid she. Ja little in the wrong, because. you | brou yrward in Berlin bye Tro ‘My wife can do as she pleases,’ | know, we must all bear ond forbeara] bach is purely ‘ fi They were both very unhappy. | sister-in-law eich t is ave been so | cess now in use This method dis- Mrs. Jones cried a great deal in her | very dread as L had made my | penses with crushir and pressit own room, although in the presence | mind to expect.’ j altogether. The c ef her mother, a spectacled old lady, ‘Did your husband tell you nothing | slices by means ot who weheved that every wite should | about her?’ asked Mrs. Hope. | the water extracted ¢ keep up the dignity of her sex, she ‘No; because,’added conscientious | vapor, which, having an aff or pretended to have exuberant spirits. | Mrs. Jones, ‘I woufdn’t let him. But the water, absorbs ir, but leaves the Jones, in his solitary room, was] don’t let us talk about me and my | sacharine tin tl lesiccated cane; silent and moody. miserable lite-mistakes any longer. | this ts alco | Until one day Mrs. Jones went to} Tell me ot yourself.’ | hol, w and | Ethe Blossom’s to see her new It was a simple every day recital of | afterward sugar is extracted smooth- running sewing machine,and | trial, lost fortune and widowhood, } from the alcohol, or the alcohol from | the last baby, which had bloomed | but it brought the sympathetic tears | the sugar, by nitey through lime hike a winter primrose into the fami- | into Mrs Jones’ eyes. She pressed | and chalk. ct. it 4s Said, ly, the other’s hand. | Slllbete chespen the coccoteuee: | Effie was Mr. Jones’ second cous- ‘When heaven widows you,’ she | in, and rather like him; and _ sitting | said in broken accents, ‘you can learn | The Romance of Arithmetie. sheres Gols ee t there, holding the baby, w ving seventeen pretty young widow, withtimid blue | yourself by your own rash tolly and | camels to be divided amoug his three eyes and faxen hair.only half hidden by her cap. Mrs. Jones regarded her kindly. She looked as if she had nc srable temper . t 1 : unconquerable temper sons in the followir proportions: And then Mrs. Jones burst into | The eldest to have the halt, the second a third and The young widow retz rs. Blossom, a = to be resigned. When you widow -\ persian died, Blossom that night. is that ‘But you will come to-morrow -” said Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Hepe he : shrugged her shoulders, ed— yne of my husband's relations,’ to i. need her, she said. promised. And, to make ‘and I sh she Jones seit c : w“ 2 she one eit ca got trom t day. I nore than t > Blossom 1 said Effie. pouting, ‘one to one’s seif.’ ia httle. Were hot come,” sai Br rds she had used ut I want } herselt ? they assumed tre lifferent a spirit trarily. the hps ot an- ~ethe he reasoned, ‘that } da . vou called her, Ij think so sWeet-man- { ‘I thank bered. | e shown | x aid we! who ce i were betore {| unconsciously d. broken up vou she came.’ home. Iam you *s sn’t s *| Hope Wentworth. Fok ee = Ems x erness : = I beheve that the xe ce an du is to take it. Dear | : 7| -- == he rcs des i Cheap Gea’ 2 Sy iat SE Gas EN Do heey News Par id t I Suction or Force Pumps aw ,peryear, =< S82 g eC. as | Semi-Weekly per vear, 3¢ | nday I ton, . oe . SOURS, SHEEP PZLTS voungest a! MD. St. Pa cases of Ne Fam Wagon, Cortiand Steel age =) fas S fo) Northeast corner] Postmasters and News Deal will receive your subserption, Address, GLOBE PRINTING { Send for Sample copy. — St. Lovrs as NV Token hy ORY HIDES, MISSOURI REPUBLICA TALLOW, les for bur ir Value: Beeswax, Wool, Feathers, Rags. Spot Cash Paid and no Grumbling. LEWIS HOFFMAN, North Main Street, BUTLER, MO. Every Article in the Following L Guaranteed as Represeated by the Old Reliable Missot Republican. We will give the Weekly Missouri Red publican, the regular subscription pric ot which is $1, with the tollowing arti cles at the prices named The Waterbury Watch, an excellen reliable and goud looking watch. It utactured by the Waterbury Cor pany, especially tor the Missouri Reput li-an, and is seut to subscribers throug! the mail in a satin-lined case. The ref ular price ot the watch is $3 50, but # send the Weekly Republican, one andthe watch and chain for the price the watch, $3 50; with the Tri-Week! one year $6 50. An elegant Sewing Machine warrante tor five vears, This machine is tul equal toit not better than similar m chines that have been selling all ove untry for trom $35 to $60, Ow is only $18 and Weekly for one yew hin. With the Tri-Weekly for oo I take pleasure in announcing to the public that I have located in Butler to make it ny tuture home, and Rave th largest and best a sorted stock of clocks, watches and jeweiry and spec tacles ever brought to this market, which [ will sell cheap for Having had many experience in the manufa f watches and clocks in Iam HOW prepared t+ Ss. no malte NIEW Eo WEEE ke. jiu pe wi atches and clo }complieated nor how badly they have heen abused. By bring htem to me. 4 have them pi uitgood running order end gn ee Satistactio FRANZ BER <HARDT throw year it is ‘O- Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Blac “ 4 Butler, Mo shop, $50 worth ot tools for $25 set of tools consists of 40-lb anvil and vise, 18-inch tongs, »s hammer, with har hot chisel, with ha No. 34 stock and dies, Farrier’s pincers, Farrier’s EOE > PRE WT MC FARLAND BROS, —_-AT BUTLERM_— KEEP THE LARCE THE BESs - i M4 2 *AMTA LROWT StH tady yg “IPPON estoy 8 zotoods "ONI1Hd S.ISHOH FH) AMA MCI Patent Collar! —PREVENT= ‘OT CHOKE A HORSE Spooner i SEAPING Whigals rm. TeeeT Agi ld action to the Live nd relieve alee B jous troubles. gig. Price os, a ree CAN Gi