The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 14, 1885, Page 7

Overawed by a Mere Boy ism Neural ia, Sciatica pent Backache, Hesasne Toottache: y Swellings.Sprains. Bruises, Scalds, Frost ae pes THE CHAR mame §, A. McBARIELS, NORTH MAIN Si ctl 3 DEALER IN t uggs, Cariages, & SPRING WAGONS, # wat Etc., —— oes rpThe Largest Assortment to Select. From in Southwest Misseuri I the Lates styles And Patterns on Hand, and Sold at the Lowest Rates -eee- — direct from the manutactor anldonot pass through three or four hands. » Agent for the celebrated patent - MULHOLLAND | SPRIN This Spring is the best becouse side bar in the way of turnin, no pitching; because it is th easiest riding spring made. ‘These goods com. there is no cause there is strongest and NWVELLILIAN WELL COLLEGE! LIBERTY, MISSOURI. Under the Auspices of the Mo, Baptist General Associatio A First-Class Institution for the Education of Young Men. Three Departments—Pre- paratory, College, Theology. THOROUGH -:- TRAINING Business, for Teaching or for Professional ig os sixth year begins it URSDAY, SEPT, 3, ’85 nent P2 mich incidental fees, $21.50 per term seeks, in advance fd, room rent, fuel and lights $2to $4 per «. I>Tuition free to ministerial students sid sons of Baptist ministers. Forcatalogue address Jas G Clark, Chairman of Faculty. iF6t ALWAYS in the LEAD! BELDINC’S SPOOL SILK! Forleneth, Strength & Elasticity length, Strength & Elasticity iT HAS NO EQUAL! Avcrded HIGHEST PREMIUMS at alINDUSTRIAL Exhibitions. y 2 due solely to the BROAAING &COYLE Stlouis, Mo. uta for the WEST and SOUTH. MIL L LS'5 § ROckvin Er, CONN. Noon REAL, CANADA. arse eared HAMPTON, Mass. For Sale by Dealers Everywhere. Dei #5 Knitting s Silk, Machine Twist. But- Sik, AIT Sil Etta Sik have all the oe ey a dority that Cistingaich their SPOOL SILE hand. by taki dOVA OU, one tail. ners Succeed s free. HAaLLer? Book Co., Pertland, Maine, ROSES } wad 250.000 © Rverbicomine i cece ee | j the Dailas, Tex., Oct. 2.—J. B dar- st ~e ee ee overhaule hi yi , the passengers, six in nu : | During Charles I. a Lendon im search of a vant maid, but n tnt, as ttter a sho tamily as : time her. He died she was mar yet a young woman, and left her the bulk of his fortune. T business of brewing was dropped, and Hyde was recommended to her ' asa skilltal lawyer to arra atterwars earl of Claredon, re who husbands af was finding the widow’s fertune considerable, e ther married hes. By this marria was no other issue than a daughter, who afterward became the wite of James Il. and mother of Mary and Anne, queen of England. A dispatch to the St. Louis Re publican trom Washington represents Governor Marmaduke as saying that his visit to the capitol of the nation | was not in the interest of any office | seeker. The language ot the Gov- ernor was quoted, and that seemed to settle it. ernor say in an interview that he was at Washington for the purpose oi helping certain friends to office. This 1s probably true, and we are lke the G-D. in thinking that he had _ better have been at home attending to the} duties ot his office. It the President ot tke United States should apply to | the governor ot a state tor tion as to propriety ot making a cer- tain appointment, the governor might informa- probably express his vided he could personal bias; but beyond this 1° opinion, pro- do so without any degrading to the state tu have its chici executive mixing himselt with matters ot tederal patrona Pleasant Hill Review. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers Salt R Sores, Cancers, Piles, Ch Feter, C ped Hands, a tions,and reg satis per box. Waiker 25 ets The Princeton college boys haven't | torn up a sidewalk, pulled down house or girdled a shade tree in such k a long time that people be to wonder *t education 1s really worth | anything. g, Reliale House. An Enterprising Joun G. Know: tor su tie, - Kane hired herselt to car er from a Warehouse, twas one of those {tub wer - Vhe brewer ob- serving a gocd looking girl im low occupation took her i: vhile A dispatch to the Globe- Democrat, however, makes the Gov- | } government national, ferv in the south BEST Ti TONIC. ures Dyspepsia, Indiges: cs > Ss ¥ c We aks one | Impure Blood, alaria,Chillsand Fevers, > 2 = f dy for Diseases ¢ ys and Liver. ihe = 7 paste is invalua nen, f TEE most Penetrating iiniment ll penetrate to the almost IN- EVAL Er ETRE ot Nouralgia, Sprains, | Stiff Joints, Bruises,Cramps, | Leme Back, Tooth-Ache, | SoreThroat, Pains | in Limbs, Stom- | sch or Bowels, JACCE S. . MERRSLL, St. Louis, MCs BOB SALE BY ALL DEUGGISTS AND ; DEALERS IN MEDICLYES. j died ouse at N.Y. He yu Germany sev came tc faving traveled all pe = v 1 In 1849 he walk to Cz ines and worked in the gold] jes % miines for several years, [9 , meeting with} cess. For many years he took a BRO . iat | prominent part in camp meetings and ase Held. Misco: preached in Sunday schools o1 wherever he could audi- secure an enc He was never married. An Answer wanted. | Can any one bring us a c jor liver complaint that Electric B | will not speedily cure? We say tl j not, as th y can ds of cases already per- ured and who are recommend- ectric Bitters, will prove. Bright’s disease, diabetes, weak back, or urinary} —. complaint quickly cured. They purify | the blood, regulate the bowels, and act Unio & Mississippi Cincinnati, Rheumatism Lak = directly on the diseased parts | bottle guaranteed. For soc. a j by John G. Walker. bottle, Rebellion Broke Out Afresh. In the Paris Figaro of the 6th inst. we find the tollowing paragraph: * ees reer ae this ne ee Boo b &Shoe Makers news from the Ohio, which 1s one of remarkable TELLER, %O the towns prominent of the America, ORS eE, os | are of one nature most discouraging. Under the leadership ot tie General Boots | John Tecumseh the last has burst out anew and | threatens toingulf the country whole. 'The General Sherman mindant at Georgia, and shoes made to order The best ot leather used. Sherman, Shop nerth side ot Square. 49 tf | rebellion Was Cou] seems WN LIVER MUST BE KEPT IN ORDER. in the south, 0 3) S Nee (P(0)° S j } and more recently was minister ot the ila LAL He has been Massa- evs] MCREYNOLDS .& SCHWENK | reinforced by the general of chuseits, town which is the Boston, to-wit, the George horr, a warrior ot talent and to fear. The 1eason of the rsing 1s for to pre- abhishment of the siav- and vent the re-e thus a so * Liver Complaints and the Liver, ae Mai tax on sheep ae ese, ir tries occupying the rank temerity Auy druggist will tell you Its reputation, Or.6.W. FITZPATRICK, town of he most in the the = } —Chicago News, Ohio.”’ Notice. ae letters of admin n upon mE. Jones deceased, have been gran aa whe e und: igned by the Bates county” Probate Court, Bates M b date the lith day of sons having claims Office 608 Wyandotte St. KANSAS CITY, MO. A REGULAR PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. MAKES 4 SPECIALTY OF THE DISEASES OF THE axe mine AND THROAP. : Gicyiciarel ae erations for ee to exhibit them } sar from the Eye of treatment. Catarrh treated: also, Nervous Bae enae and ouce ot Final Settlement. en to all cred and “= estate of Mary E. Ecton | = FR EES S.H j — . tate, intend to make eee es ey cUMRE SELF- CIE “Probate } wo. Tis 2 S:and that I will, ‘act ar ployee ck ae said time, apply to rt to resign my sy « . letters as executor. Janes 3. HUKKL, Lost rr) Executor. | te. free. Drag: 5-au Bite Add-ess D8. WARD & CO Lesivace Ma 2 PATTERNS OF ANY SIZE. UNPARALLELED OFFEB! EMOREST’'S THE BES all the Magazines, lustrated with Original Steel Engrdv- 1%, Photogracures and Oil Picturegs ¥ rest's Monthly Mag: FIATILW AW. : a or Louisville, Washington;... - Baltimore, : NEW YORK and the EEAST pSouip Dat. PRAI ae as CINCINNATI OUISVI W. Je BARNES & HAYWARD'S TELEGRAPH, SHORTHAND «** es : | : COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. | 506 Olive St., St. Louis, Vio. | Foremost Establishment of the kind In the West. Complete in Every Department. ty >| orn a! netructio: oo! a as lo Battin 10re In 2 yl ours Thoronah andl teactionl Tnstrocsion de Boole seein ne h Branches, Type Writing, Telegraphy, Shor i 5 li ke ian e nd, ete. Graduates assisted to positions of trust Shorthand taught by mail. Terms reasono person, before BARNES & HAYW AND, jroudway, St, Louis, Ma a DR. HENDERSON: sh Train Service to 606 & 603 WvanoorTe St., KANSAS CITY, MO. raduate in M. Chicago. Aut Chroale, Nervous an: Seminal Weakness (Night Losses ual Debility (Loss of Sexual Pow GoarantyC — rm « i ee and expe Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars he “0 & A on Nig Ex- Louis to Ss. New York BOOK for both sexes, RHEUMATISM sith tg A POSITIVE CURE for REEUMAT! moves jever and Send statement of case eagle tapers te St Kancas City. pe 26 8§ - PEto JACKSONVILLE Sout BEST ROL And Winter Resorts in the hwe The Double Daily Lines ot Parlor Cars | the nd Palace ine Coaches by this line! UTARIUM,,Tiirorelda, Cal. ‘Tho dry climate c7 om LOUIS to CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE making Jirect connections and | t both points All that the donbtfnl eurious: MARRIAGESueraai=9 with morning and ey 1g Express aw, Cini at euliebindi. f eteapaper 2a tg 7 Pal ar , PORES riage Guide, 144 p oe, sent sealed, money o1 " 1g Palace Hotel Sleep- | DR Wil IER "2," rea coats ne g to € tanoo; Atlanta, . TT 1 I h 2 } t ‘The great specialist, u ilit Lae Cpsseaerdagacot ale cree euhne sates 10 Marriage, Consults and Paws et free, =n LLL OT) No Ferrys or Transters by this | Bs oa The Only Line running a Sleeping} a 4 9, Car of any description be- nn LY cree, HERO tween St. Louis and | Cincinnati ; For tickets, Rates, or any particular sts Infomation 1 on Ticket Agents of | 3! connecting lines, West Northwest and mene Southwest. Orinst. Louis, at ror & | ie 103 N. Fourth St. 3 ' DR. STRONG’S PILLS! |W. W.PEABODY, W.B,SHATTUC,| The Old, Weli Tried, Wonderfyi Pres’t &Gen’! See Gen’! 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