The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 25, 1888, Page 6

Tse a EET HEREDITAKY SCRUFULA. Hietory of a Very Remarkable Case. The following voluntary statement, attested by well known citizens of Arkansas, was recently received by the 8. S. S. Company, the writer re- questing its publication. It is cer- tainly one of the most remarkable instances of the cure of hereditary scrofula on record. The convalescent is'a member of a prominent family in Arkansas. The peculiar case again emphasizes the almost miracu- lous power of the Swift's Specific in thé relief and-cure of the most dar- gerous forms of blood disease. It will be observed that several well- known physicians attest the truth of Mr. Crouch’s statement. Mr. Crouch writes that he is continuing the use of 8. S. S. in order to eradicate the last lingering vestiges of the dreadfui malady from which he suffered for so many years, and is doing so “by direction of one of the most promi- nent physicians in the State.” Arkadelphia, Ark., Nov. 1, 1887. The Swift’s Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.: Gentlemen.—Few have experienc- ed so great an affliction as myself. For the benefit of the afflicted, I make, for publication, a statement vidential remedy. I have suffered foe sixteen years from this affliction of which also my father and elder brother died. Hereditary scrofula attacked me first at the age of twelve years, rapidly increasing till it reach- ed its severest form. During all the time I tried ‘the various remedies which I could hear of, and consulted various physicians, with uo effect I was pronounced incurable. After the use of the bottle of S. §. S., I experienced decided benefit. on different parts of my body, and the palate of my mouth was almost eaten away. I have used the S'S. S. with continuing benefit. I was in an almost helpless condition, and could not rise from my bed without help. Inow have only one of the sores and a stiffness in my left foot and leg, and can get about very handily with the help of crutch. T have full faith that it will, in a Teasonable time, restore me to per- fect health. I used your remedy by direction of one of the most prom - nent physicians of the State. Your respectfully, T. R. Crovcs. We, the undersigned, take pleasure in stating that we are personally ac- quainted with the ab.ve Thos. R. Crouch, and certify that his state- ments are true: Dr. H. H. Arnold, Maj. J. Ross, M. L. Langley, M. D., Arkadelphia, Ark., R. H. Ethrige, Druggist, J. D. Cargile, Okolona, Ark.; N. L. Moore, M. D., Hollywood, Ark.; Rev. G. M. Shaw, Prof. R. P. Peeples, S. P. Kirkham, W. P. Bar- ton, Clear Springs, Arkansas. Arkadelphia, Ark.. Nov. 26, ’87. The statement made by Mr. Crouch is reliable and entirely correct. All the persons mentioned are prominent «citizens, and any statements they make are trustworthy. Yours truly, Srewart & Bro., Drugzists. Treatise on Blood and -Skin Dis- eases mailed free. The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. Cancer is curable. 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Don’t be decieved but insist upon geting the genuine, which is guaranteed to give reliet in all Lung and Throat affect- ions, Trial bottles free at all drug stores, large bottles $1 of the wonderful benefit which I ex- perienced from the use of your pro At times I had as many as half doz en of those terrible cancerous yon wasn’t a twin toa boy, you'd be | just like Hessic.”” . “Well, you will have tostay right here,"’ said Heater, firmly, “‘wheth r Tm a raid cat’ or not. If that money gets stolen, you'll have to work ‘till you die to make it up.” Hester hal been up and at work since early dawn, and she was so tired that, sitting by the baby's craille, she f ll fast asleep, her head against the arm of her father’s large chair. Bhe was aroused by Dick coming sefily into the kitchen. “What are you duing. Dick?" she asked sharply. “Nothing,” said Dick, “j:st *speri- menting,” and waiting until Hester's head’ drovoped again, be snatched a handful of matches and ran back to the woodshed. Hester and the baby | slept quie'ly on. till both were startled by a cry from Vic, wio tore into'the ; kitchen as white as a she -t. | “The house is oa fire,”’ she cried. “Hester! Hester! The house is on fire!’ H ster sprang to her feet, and reis- ing pail of water, rushed to the wood-shed from which f«mes were leaping. She and the twins worked with wight and main, but all to no purpose, the flames crept steadily on to the ki‘chen wall, spreading faster | and faster every m.n.ite. “Its no uee,"’ came from Hester's { white lips, “let's save what we can,’ and running back, she wra; pol the baby ina blasket and carried him te | apace of safety, telling the others to fuliow with the cradle. As she ran, she thoneht of the things she must save. Hor father’s Sunday coat, her mo‘her's black 5 1k dress and ths siver spoons. “We must gave them,” she sad tu Vc. The three fought the fire and smoke, until every thing of any value was sufe in the yard, and then they sank exhausted on the grasa Fortunately there was no winl, and the tire made but slow | rogress. H str, throwing herself down by the baby, tr.el to vet the 8 noke out of her lungs, As she lay with clos d eyes, w horribls thought shot through her brain, She had forgotten the money! Dick!" she cried, springing to her! fee, Imus: go back o wee moe for tie | money. How evuld 1 forget ii?” ‘Don’t go, Hessie,"’ subbed V-c. “you'll be burned to death.” ed rather work every day till I div,” urged Deck. But H-ster was across the yard and at tho dvor of the house. “Don't you come,” sh: called back; *stuy with the baby.’ Mr. Dunca: had put the money in an od cheat of drawers, as the safest place he could thiuk of Locking it scirely he had given the key to his wife during his absence. Al ths passed through Hs er's mini as she Tau. Shestopped long evough to p ck up an axe, which lay near the woods shed, and then vas ed inte ths ruvvm where the money was kept. It being on th: «pposite eid: of the house where the fires arted, the flames had not vet reached it, but it was filed with smoke. Groping her way to the she trisa to drag it to the win- dow, but it was more than she could do alone. Seizing the ax: rhe suine moned all her strength and sent it crashing through the wood. The chest, alihouzh old, was strong, and sie was foreed to deal blow after blow befurs she reachel the tag containing the money. By this time her streng.h was almusi gone. The flames had reached the room by | this time ant added to her terrers as they renred ard crackled all around her. She hooked despairing y window. Couid she reach iP There was no |i pe of escaping by way of thedoor. Geasping the mo firmly, she threw her apron ove head and groped fer the window. How she got out, she never couli r+ member, every thing turned black be- fore her eves, an! when she her-elf, Deck and Vi- wer: er her, while kod Beighbor, was ba hug ivr face with water, He had seen the smok: from his own house, aad bad galloped over as iast as his herse could ecacry him. He bud reached the wis.ow i) time io see Hester fall back, evereome by t e heat, and had rescued her with d ffi- euliy. In anoth rowinute the brave little life woul lt bay: b-en los. When Mr and Mes Danean ree tur ed, tiey found the chidren safe at Me. Jane’ ad tie rhoms in ashes. “Ll dow tears fer ny thins so loo as you are sls: fe. sobbal Mes Da - eau er the chibircn, “and the muncy, too”? she added. The ne bers, far and near, were so touch-d by Hesier’s bravery asd the gteat loss of aeir beloved p: aor that be heiruni ed effor sa new house was seon built. and Le as orand his ta ily were scfely in it) befoac th - came. “There's just one good thing that Aine Oo «ver twin, “youd. re uet eal. H ssie ‘fran eat any mr .”’—Louse Thrush, in thicaqgs Adv ince. ——+ + > —___ —Jiulge Poi r has decided that a s ockimaneecus ying the publ.ed aS nea tle range icq ires ne th>:am> that will enable him -to pre Vent other steckmen trem turning loose enttle on the range, «ven though the first cceapant has developed the water on tue range and has it fally stocked ; fefendant ha deserted | from p aintif is at ihe} Mr Janes ther | | ows | $$$} Order of Publicatio: . STATE OF MIS@OURI, qu County of Bates. 2 In the circuit court of ssid evanty, in vacation December i3th, 1887, Matti Benefelu, plaintiff, vs. Walker8. Bene. | id, defendant by her attorney befure the undersigned elerk of the circuit court. in vacation and files her petition and afidavit, allecing, among other things. that defendant is not a resident of the te of Missouri. Whereupon it is ordered by tion that said defendant be that plaintiff has com- bim im shis court, by the object and general pature of which a decree of divorce from the heretofore con- contracted with said defendant, and for the care enstody and cuntrolefthe children born of said marriage. up-n ground csbat said id ai ited himself easonable cause for petition with it, and that aniess the Id, be and appear at this mM atthe Court House in the city of Buller, in said County. the sixth day of Febu- ary next and on er before the sixth day of saiu ‘Term, if the Term shall eo long continue—and if not, then on orbé@fore the last day of said Term—anewer ur plead to the Petition in said ise, the same wil! be taken confessed, jutgment will be rendered accordingly he it farther orderet, that @ copy hereof blishet. according tolaw. in the Kut er Weekly Times a weekly ni paper printed and published in Bates County. Mo. fur four weeks successivly. the last insertion tobe at rast four we ke bef: re the frst day of the next term of Circuit (ourt JOHNC. HAYES, Circuit Clerk. A true cap, from the Record Witness my hand and the Seal of the Cireuit urt of Kates County, thie isth day ef mber 1x87 Order of Publicativu. STATE OF MISSOURI, ¢ County or Bares In the circuit court 9i said county, November Issé Cormick Distilling Company, plaintif, vs. D W Simp: defendant Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein by 118 attornes< and it appearing to tue satiss of the court frum the return of the sheriff this property has beer attac the sala DW Simpeon be and appe: court. at the rext erm thereof. te be begum and holden at the court house in the city of Butler in said day of February, '-3x e the sixth day of said 11 s0 long continue—and day of said nd judgment will be rendered against him and bis prope:ty sold to satisfy the same. d, that a copy hereot he published aceordidg to law, in the Butler Weekly Times. a weekly newspaper printed Hn ates connty. Missouri, for reasively the last insertion to rwe-ks before the firet day uf cireui court. ny hand and the ! of tne cirenit [ae ac} court of Bates cornty, this Sith day of November, 1887. JOHN C. HAYES. No.2. Cireuit Clerk Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI. County of Bates In the wait urt of said Ceunty. im vacation December 13th 1387. James D Bown p sintif, ve. Joel Riedse, Thomas C. Meiton and Sarah J. Melton his wite, defendants. Now at this day comes the plaintiff’ herein by his attorne:s before th jigned ci notified by pi menced ay tition and affidavit the object and ge eral na- ture of which is to reform and correcta certain toore Ira WK bearing date the i:th way of December invs and by which said deed the de:endauts undertook to convey to Brooks | Wa’ the flowing described real estate tel in Bates county, Missouri, to-wit The wi half of lot three (3) in the northeast quarter of sec- tion aix (6) in township thirty- in the northwest corner of said int three (4) being s strip eighteen reds wide and ran- from the northwest corner ‘ort a of bot thr « id section ) thence north forty rods. thence west eight: en rods. thenee south forty eighteen rods to place of be- it bv a mistake and error of the jan irawing said deed. the said land was described‘as being in the north west quarter of said section 6 instead of the nortuenst quarter thereof ans! to divest the said jen of any title that they may have i id land and vest the ie in plainti®D Un ess the said defen tants be and appear at this court at the vext term thereof, to be begun andho'd en at the conrt houve tn the - in said county on tue sixth 4: and on or before t! the term shall ae bong continne—and if not then on or before the last of said term— anawer or plead to the petition in said cai se, the same will be taken as confessed, and judge Ment will be rendered accordingly And be it further ordered that a copy hercof be be pub- lished, according to law. in the Butler Weekly Times a weekly new per printed and pub- lished in Batescounty. Mo.. for foar seuc cesrively the ast insertion to be at least four weeks before the firat dav ot the next term of cireuit court JOHN C. HAYES. Circuit Clerk A true copy fron, the record Witness hy ant Seal of the Circuit court Isat] of Brtes eounty, this 13th. day of De cember isnt j No. 3. JOH HAYES. Circuit Clerk BR = | Trustee's Sale. ~~ ‘Whereas Albert J. Cox and Ann L. Cox. his wife, by their deed of truet. dated October 7th, ise. and recorded in the recorder’s office with- 1d fo: Bates county. Missouri in book So. page 31 “conveyed to T. A i-.emmons. trus- . the following described real estate lying ! and being situate inthe county of Bates and state of Missonri_ to-wit: Allofthe north half ofthe northwest quar ter of section nine (%). township No forty-two (42). of range No thirty-three (35), containing eighty acres more or leas. which conveyance wae made in truatto se- cure the payment of one certain note fully de- scribed fant bh: note wherers it is provided by the terms of ddeed of trust: and whereas de of trast that in case of the death. absence from the stute or refusal to act of the said trus- tee. the then acting sheriff of Bates connty. Mi-- souri may proceed to sell the property herein before described forthe purposes ofaaid trast. and whereasthe said T A Lemmons trnstee as foresnid has since died. now therefore at the equest of the 1 gal holder of said note and nr-nant t> the conditions of said deel of trast T will proceed to sell the above described prem- ines at public vendue. to the highest bidder for cash atthe east front door of the court house in the city of Batler. county of Bates and state ” . | Of Missouri, on came fron eur tre” sail Vie to her | 2 Monday, March 5th., 1888, | between the hours of 9 o’cleck in the foveroon | and + 0’clock in the afternoon of that dav. for purpos sof -atisf\ing said debt interest and erste. GEO G_ GLAZEBROOK. No.6. Acting Sheriffof Bates County, Trustee. Notice of Final Settlement. | Notiee is hereby given that creditors and | others intererted inthe estate of Abija Wh: atone deceased. that I, D. J. Whetatone ministrator of said estate. intend to make nal sett'ement thereof, at the next ‘erm of the Tt. in Bates county. state of Missouri. to be held at Butler in said Bates connty probate co: | county, on the i3th day of February, 1388 cae 3D. J. Waeretoxs. | w at this day comes the plaintiff herein. | f one year next before | HLA Ancara. XD. 113 Se. Outerd Ss., Brookiya, N.Y. the:next Term thereof,te be began | Bennett, Wheeler & Co, Dealers in tne Celebrated JOWUN C. HAYE-, Circuit Clerk. | Joho Deer :Bradley Stirring Flows Bradley, Canton. LGeere and Brown Cultivators; Pattee New Departure Tongueless Cultivators. Deere? 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