The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 11, 1888, Page 3

R.R. DEACON, HARDWARE AND A FULL LINE OF FIRST-CLASS FARM MACHINERY, TOP BUGGIES SPRINC AND FARM WACONsS. Store, East Side Square. Soleagent forthe Rockford and Aurora watches JEWELRY Ts hea . in Gold quarters tor Watches, Clocks, Solid Silver - Plated Ware, Spectacles of a are cord his splendid display of beautitul goods and th ALL KINDS OF ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUYE! it he Ask for the does not The Staunch Old Democratic Newspaper, THE MISSOURI HPUBLICAN ilarare eee. le This exact Label isoneach Pearl Has changed the name Top Chimney. of the daily issue to A dealer may say — TH E— and think he has others as good, BUT HE HAS NOT. st upon the Exact Labeiand Top. For SALE EVERYWHERE. MADE ONLY BY | GEC, A. MACBETH & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa, os {. Louis Republic, Andreducedit subscription rates. One Year, without Sunday -+-88.00 One Year, including Sunday ......810.00 ~» PISO'S CURE FOR ts = 5 RE ALL ELSE FAILS. The Weekly Republican | fe == <reserre: teesect co I 8 YN isu MP TION 2 Ten pages every week. is Is the cheapest and best paper I believe Piso’s Cure in the country. | for ‘Conmam tion. saved ife.—A. . WELL, es CANNONS Editor Enquirer, Eden- From a Sug oo December | ton, N. C., April 23, 1887. pecember! = From Sei Semsbar to Tocomber 1 From October te December 1. The BEsT Cough Medi- cine is Piso’s CURE FOR ConsuMpPTIon, Children take it without objection. By all druggists. 25c. Of either pattern shown above will be sent, Postage Free, to every new sub- scriber for a period of three months ce (5 BLEXION orlonger. taSample Copies free to any address, | MP HEBRWs — i PAviotk CREAM THE REPUBLIC, St. Louis, Mo. es HIS Rieparanca wane Cie =r? injury,removes nee les, Liver-Moles, Pim- ples, Black-Heads, Sunburn and A few applications will render the most stubbornly red skin soft, smooth and | white. Viola Cream is not a paint or | powder tocover defects, but a remedy to cure. | It is superior ¢o all other preparations, an is guaranteed to give satisfaction. At drug- gists or mailed for 50 cents. Prepared by G. C. BITTNER & CO., TOLEDO, OHIO. SOLD z yr. ——. ALESMEN | WANTED! largest and best known Permanent positions; ‘STARK NURSERIES wasess BY J. EVERINGHAM. THE TRUTH WELL TOLD | The Voice of Labor Raised Against Har 2 and Morton. Indianapolis, Ind., June 29.—The leaders here of labor organizations have almost to p against the republican ticket. Labor Signal. Indiana, will say to-morrow: The nounced The party in sentiment, man organ of the voices the and ination of Mr. Hi 2 to the or was 2 gel Sel gen do v or with a extreme] ers of this pry opposition Mr. Jutic MS a iopterc ] sed paper opp tion to the senat would judgment. not been suct J 1to the favorab Wo. » but from proof our position is correct. at least from int anized labor id source of wet anaes to the Chi » ticket is Levi P.M the Wail street banker. It looks : if Senator Ingalls’ advice to the Kansas delegation had been carried Tt written law the letter. is a id in the elev oiauational banker to any office. The organization is oppesed to the national banki ystem and recog- | nizes in it the main spring of all} For a great monopoly. political | party to go into Wall street—over |* which the curses of the farming and | producing classes of this nati er like an angry cloud—to select a| candidate tor another thing that astonishes the average workingman and causes him interests of the country have not foreseen the inevitable conflict and concluded to force the issue without giving labor further opportunity to organize and inform itself. English Spavin Liniment removes all lints, sweeney, stifles, sprains, rore and swollen throat, ‘coughs, etc. Save fifty dollars by use of one bottle. Warranted. Sold by W. J. Lansdown, Druggist, But- ler, Mo. II-I yr A Contederate Soldiers’ Home Opening. Baltimore, June 28.—The Pikes- ville arsenal has been transformed into the confederate soldiers’ home. | The formal opening of the home took place yesterday. The stand was dec- orated with the national colors and portraits of Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson. Ad- dresses were made by United States | senators Wade Hampton, of South Carolina, Vance. of North Carolina. | Daniel, of Virginia, Blackburn and | Beck, of Kentucky and Vest, of Mis- souri and ex-governor Proctor Knott of Kentucky. Piles! Pites! Itching Piles. Symrroms—Moisture, intense itchi s g; most at night: worse owed to continue often bleed an mors torm, whict ate, becomin: OINTMENT cases or ny 321 yr ia fellow. its national ticket is | to wonder whether the monopolistic | hard, sof} or calloused lumps and blem-' ishes trom horses, vlood spavin, curb, | Ingalls in His True Light. \ A cur} ata den lion! A pal-! In denouncing Hancock! dog baying troon b ring the poitrine of a dead knight! A coward clawing the | corpse of adead hero! A dastard | disparaging deeds he dare not em- | ulate. A craven scourging the body | ofa dead A justice sitting in judgment hero of Gettysburg! A charlatan rev soldier! jayhawking the on chatte ing a chivalric » SC chic jibin wounds— | | | | i Inany cymbal is tinkled—the brass is sounded to expre joy of the show. and the ate’s lute until the 1] lesser voices and smaller instruments f doing honor to ae exponent of h 1 his dealer in dead | id thus they pers of old out cor months and years. A ¢ represents industry, be-| cause it is like a bosom friend, great er the adver y the closer it sticks to | It is like a soldier, it nev- er hesitates t charging nor fears to \close on the enemy. It is like the ig of the thug, silent in its ap- | plication but deadly effect. | Like the very hand of providence, it | jis spread over creation, and its in- fluence is everywhere visible. It is \likea grab by the devil fish, the nd in its jlonger it holds the greater the strength. It will exercise feeling and energy and lend activity to the sluggish brain. No matter hard debtors work, the mortgage works harder still. It makes a fel- low sour, cross, selfish, unsociable |} and miserable, and really does him | no good, only to exercise him. how Reducing the Surplus. The disposition ot the Surplus in the U.S. Treasury engages the attention of our Statesmen, but a more vital question has our attention, and that is the reduc- tion ot the Surplus Consumptives. Since the discovery and introduction of Dr. King’s New discovery for Consumption, there has been a marked decrease in the mortality from this dreaded di-ease, and | it is possible to still turther reduce the | number ot Consumptives. How? By | keeping constantly at hand a bottle ot | Dr. King’s Nsw Discovery and using ac- ! cording to directions, upon the appear- | ance of the first symptoms, such as a Cough, a Cold, a re Throat, a Chest, or Side Pain: T thus earlv a cure | is guaranteed. | Trial bottles tree at WALLS & HOLT, ' The Druggists. The republican papers are unearth- jing everything pertaining to the campaign in which the grandfather ‘ of Benjamin Harrison was the cen- tral figure, and ca ic that period are already being hawk- ed about. The man who hopes to be successful on the career of a suc- eessful grandfather h i badges of upai There is no concealing the fact} Leesburg” is the way the con- further that Gov. A. P. Morehouse | federate speaks of “Balls Bluffs.” , is associated with the Kansas City | Bull Re ur fname in Times. Dr. Munford, Congressman | the nort 2€ south. Burns, John O'Day and John M.] The U 1 ttburg Glover, ina scheme to defeat Vest | Landing,” the confederate iloh.” | for the United States senate. Those} Murfreesboro is the name in the |who have wz ad Morehouse m/! wv the battle of Stone li hty | Anti-Vest Combination. attles With twe Names. Boone and Audrian counties espec- | } tally, are satistied that his nom tion for governor would be i= The friends of | : | Inthe south the | in Cooper county battle of South the matter their ¢ tl of ohn O'Day is is same as Elk a thorough politici is now | He title known », backed by after Vest’s i He a most nort of Mu ason & “Di xon's li would omima senator in different rout the state who opposed Vest. In Audrian county, one of Vest’s strongholds, the | Kansas City Times claims both Vest an Franc ‘re floor t ul 3 % is and Francis were floored. Let ou: Acronauts Dragged In the Sea. people be on the alert. A vote for Boston.Ju -The balloon which Morehouse is that much power gi ascended from the Cx on at 6 en him with which to make a form-| 9'\¢Jock last night descended in the tbe DY. 1 Ss V « i | ees | oe 4 7 idable fight on Vest. A te Tor! harbor off Point Shirley. The oecu- Dave Francis JS Nee 2 nts were submerged and for three yersonal friend.—Boonville vere ar th 7] » S« ore were dre i through er ater ut a rapid rate by the bal- loon, which was impelled by 2 strong were 1 yacht Rose G., wh ifter a chase succeeded in overhauling and rescuing the balleonists. The pe th was Afflicted’ With Boil Pringk April 25, 1558. Swift's Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. Gentlem Allow io say that Bees S.S. S$. 1 is good as teed, or money re (bout six PV aa icted wath boils Aliwost a Monolozue. 1 Febsuary i contin “How do you like my new dress? fall. My body s cover= inquired Mrs. DeJaison of her hus-|@1 with the corrupted matter. I band. used 8. S$. S. and can saf say thet “Isn't it a little—” Thave net hada single b since “No, it sn't. Now, 5.5.5, Iways dk work think you" h iL You can u Ss certihe the colon ‘aint good ity O'OLRETS “Yes, d vas only going ; ROW. b Ss to say— t y. Ga “Oh. Lknow! That it isn’t the col- M 1s or L ou; to wei Ifit was that G t I + horrid Miss you would think it | custome { with lovely.” a terrible “But I didn’t mean—” that covered hex l ly “Yes, vou did, too. You're mean | was co 1 to he 1 enough for anything. And you've | years by Py or 1 rotice y new chip hat, eith | not sleep from a violent ite} stinging of the skin. The T thought baffled Of course you did “Why iy love, “You thought! the who treate physicians 1 began —that it makes me look frightful. I vilts Spe- —I—)sob, sob)—declare it’s too i to improve ba-dt” a few “If yond only let me apeak— weeks sl I atly 1 She “Speak! Why, what else have you (is now « Learty, tine | ing lady, done for the last half hour—just to) with no trace of the affhe i left find fault, too, with everythimg I had | Yours truly, J. E. Sears, on! What's that? A diamond for my | Wholes birthday present? Oh, dear, Tre precious old sweet! Why, didn’t you mailed free. say 50, and not tease me so’ I could The Swift Specitic not imagine what you wanted to Atlanta, Ga say. —Detroit Free Press. =< ee John Bull often Their Business Booming. | blunders when treating of American Probabls no one thing has caused such | history. So well an informed paper a general revival of trade at WaJs& Hons | as the London Spectator sai: J recs the Druggists, as their giving away to ‘ece!l their customers ot so many free trial | ly: “John Brown inspired belief in bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery for his genuine sincerity, but nol ly Consumption. Their trade is simply - enormous in this very valuable article ; reproac hed the Confedera trom the fact that it always cures and} never disappoints Coughs, Coids, Asth Druggist. m bloodands Avenue. liseases you Drawer 3, makes ridiculous te govern- ment with sending him to prisonand ma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all throat hanging him afterwards and lang diseases quickly cured. You Se oe = can test it before buying by getting a) Wealth has destroyed a fountai trial bottle tree, large size $1. Every lalp bottle warranted. of humor. Mark Twain having war- The Great Democratic Epigramists. ried and accumulated wealth now = writes but little New York, July 5.—Henry Wat- terson addressed the Harlem demo cratic club last night. He called the republican platform “the last chap- ter in the gospel of Mammon: said the republican party was manag red is by the “old firm of Obstruction, De- Drunkenness or the Liqto: struction, Misconstruction & Co..” Positively Curea by adm and characterized the record of the Dr. party as “a thick and greasy volume which rec¢ ords the de- cline and fall of the professional. who © clover | i Wealt creas United pidly. Its wealth is ated to be about six tumes States is in- now € what it was in 1550. Habit isereg Haines’ Golden Specife. mee or tea somewhat hile he lived, he lived in « he died, he died all over : : i poor show against 2 who has depended upon from the | s.. time he was a b: | (lia Bazoo.