The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 31, 1888, Page 7

AND A FULL LIN FARM MACHINE SPRING AND FAR Store, Hast wle ag. JEW ELRY Watches, Clocks, DEACON, HARDWARE HENNESSY A HERO. His Presence of Mind Saved 2 Number of Lives. Sor pesrerass | RO " 7 Wea So , @Ur 5 f s Al Pe AS 4 WAGON . tag Side Square. le tie 1 av Fra : ae fd inating a Be ii Ly t | 1 We gs | f = i fallen int late the ui ly Iv the } : i bump, bump, bump over the ties. We were offthe track. Tim Is headquarters tor fne Jewelry and myself were the only men in Solid Silver and Plated Ware, &c.|the cur All the other passeng were women and cehildr Spectacles of all kinds and tor al are cordially invited to visit his splendid disp of beau ALL KINDS OF ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED IC KEF Ree Coat BRAND ‘The FISH in the hardest storm. ane acy fou SOMME Prasat and covers the entire sad PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM Cleanses and beautifies the hair.| Promotes a luxuriant growth, to Restore Gray| Youthful Color. REVOLVERS. Send stamp for price lis to JOHN cal Wor! fes consequent scriptions for all ( by mail, sealed. Lic and middle-aged me: who may t Bulfinch: St. Cut tiis ovr. g Send for our Catalozue | of a Kir or BLacasmirn’ ‘Toots for —, and —o=— — Plowshare small re a Han formation Bees 224 pages, table ceipts. and worth dollars to you EMPIRE PORTABLE FORG Cobh ow: co. IN & SON, Pittsburgh, Penn. EXHAUSTED AVTALITY CIENCE OF he great k of the » | dicious use of such articles of diet that a con- 2 Opera Glasses. You seat and examine titul goods and the low prices, course, they were terribly ed, and as the car began to turn ov- us € er on its side their shrieks and cries for help were heartrending. Above the noise made by the frighte women and children though 1 heard Tim's voice in the far end of the e The Best shouting “Pull the rope!” Well, I couldn't find uny rope to pull, so Tj yes aod will Keep, held fast to my seat expecting every Alen Nersted Catalogue fees A I Sas moment to receive my final sum- mons. I looked over at Tim and saw he had two little girls, who had run to him, holding them in one arm, SALESMEN Wanted. Jtions guaranteed with $A AA ER while he reached up and pulled the AND. SE FIN SS Ei S | bell-cord with the other hand. The > = 5) YPwALTD. Any determined man can ceed with us. Peculiar edvant 3. Stock complete, includi specialties. Outfit free. Addres at once. Name this paper. ae BROW N BROTHERS. NUR 5 CHICAGO, ILL 3 to be . fast-selling car was then lying at an angle of about 45 degrees and ten seconds later would have been thrown down an embankment into a ditch with all t SALESEY ' that body of human beings, and WANTED by the oldest, i : : there is no telling how many of ERYMEN and best known Nar: es West. Permanent position: good pay. Out- * fitfree. STARK NURSERIES. Louisiana, Mo. | them would have been killed or bad- ly injured. When the engineer re- ceived Tim's signal he stopped the 9 = ithi Ww o EPP’S COCOA. train within a few yards and we all BREAKFAST. escaped uninjured. I say that some | ‘By a thorough knowledge of the natural of the people on that train owe their laws which govern the operations of digest and nutrition, and by a careful application of | lives to Tim Hennessy and the dem- the tine prope ties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. ocratic party. I told of this inci- dent in my speech at Pierce City on GRATEFU L—COMFORTING. has provided our breakf: tables witha Ke ately fiavored beverage ich may save | us many heavy dector’s bills. Itis by the ju- stitution may be gradually built up until Saturday and 4 young lady who pcre ne enous, h to resist every tendency to dis- = Tinadreds(g eaahile eeratattieal areigicl was on the train came up to the ng around ready to att wherever the stand after the and pledged him three republican votes for the whole demoeratic tick- et. She said her father, brother and sweetheart were republicans, but if they did not vote the democratic ticket this year she would disown them.” speaking was over weak point. We ma many Soy keeping ourselves well fortified | pure blood and properly nourished frame Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with | ing water or milk. 4 only in “half-pound tins. by grocers lab 1 thus: JAMES EPPS & CO., Homwopathic Chemists, London, England ape | | ; The WITTIEST, PRETTIEST JUVENILES ; QUEER PEOPLE ramer cox GIANTS & ‘wines (Bern PAWS a | copLans De ctaws | Our Candidate for President. a3 | _ He will be nom inated by the conven- he will come the nearest to filling their idealof a Chiet Magistrate. K AGENTS WANTED Fo: ull of the oddest pranks, charm NE Stories and | filled ideal of a pertect tonic and_al- | R eamegam ene aad terative. The people have indorsed Elec- ivermore say of It: Te nce my lt , wetld with deli tric Bitters and rely upon this great rem- ce ry A. atest Rerponal = | HE, Chthon Bia “pet ard mc anther edy in all troubles of Liver, Stomach and al and Hospital Se | coe: neat and elegant."—Hon. 8.8. Cox. *Fasci ‘Kidneys. For all Malarivl Fevers and) jomanty or “Heavenly” side of the rs oe Prigae. and | tng ae £eop and Uncle Remus,”—Hon. Howan Croebs ;, ees eee f, Pure, and Good, | AGENTS WANTED. HUBBAED BRos. | @S¢4s¢s caused by Malarial Poisons, patios, ras meat ts ait, Splenda Recel-Pinten, nk | Oe" Hall Building, Kansas City, Misouw, | Electric Bitters can not be too highly m= 2S ome recommended. Also cures Headache Die fru.s ~ | and Constipation. Satisfaction guaran- nels. a siogteais tor MARVELOUS inn DISCOVERY. Any q M Who Piracy ¢ Great “induce Prospectus. with o} A Hammond. the wor a diseases, Danic sTeat Phycho! itor of the Chris aS jentist, Ho: Benjamin. and ot PROF. LOISETTE ¥ XT Fifth Ave., New York. le (Blopement of the Fr mad ‘the Mouse.) because no hther medicine has so well teed, or money refunded, Price soc, and $1 at Walls & Holt. The Druggists. Will Benefit Everybody. ; The Senatorial Coavention at Ne- vada nominated Hon. B. G. Thur- |man, of Barton county, to succeed | Mr. Claycomb in the state sen: ate. Mr. Thurman is a lawyer of integri tv; a pats without adulteratic Vhisis the a ofthe ENU astute, a diplor withal | senator of whieh his dist | proud and the state benefited. | majority will bein the x i ‘of 800. Vernon anc dimes nw him 1,600 majori 1 ;a states ut ¢g 2, 8 Jasper W. i torially e materiauy e ‘ Lea ce it.—Sprin tion and elected by the people, because j Electric | Bitters has been given the highest place, | Europe thrown | ‘that insults intel- time none is Of all the i at the rep resents a the tariff as arket over to erchant that of all not trans- The entire rine of England, with in, could of } ir home of our Field Endorses Cleve- jand. Marshal Field, the head of reat Chicago mercantile Marshall Field & Co., republican, and is ist, but to the surprise Marshal the house of isa life long also a protection- of some re- publicans who interviewed him, he tention voting for Cleveland. professed an it this year of He does this on the ground that president Cleve- land’s administration, in on the tariff question, is distinctly on the side of the the country. its policy business interests of Mr. Field says there is no free trade at all to be appre- hended from it, but that there is just that wise and moderate reduc- tion of the rate of duties which is needed at this juncture and which must be had if the nation is to es- cape serious difficulties. William's Australian Herb Pill. If you are Yellow, Billous. constipated with Headache, bad breath, drowsy, no appetite, look out your liver is out of order. One box otf these Piils will drive all the troubles away and tnake a new being out of you, Price 25 cts. 47-yT- Dr. Pyle, Agent. Republican Congressional Nominee in Clinton. Captain John W. Hannah, of But- ler, spent to-day in the city, and met with a number offriends. Cap- tain Hannah is the republican candi- date for congress, and was ou his way to attend a meeting at Appleton City. Our reporter, who has known him for years. had quite a pleasant talk with him at the Woods. He said the report that either himself Ava E. Page, the Union Labor can- didate for congress, would withdraw prior to the election would not apply to him. That he was in the race to run until the poils close on the 6th of November; that he was the re- publican nominee and expected to poll the republican vote. In justice to that gentleman we publish the aboye statement.—Henry Co. Dew- oerat. Bucklen’s s “Arnica Salve, The Best Salve inthe world for Cuts, Bruises,Sores, Ulcers, SaltRheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chiblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi- tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cts per boa. For sale by Walls & Holt, the druggists “What in thunder's thi ed the intelligent compositor; “household gods? That don't mean nothing. Oh, yes, now I see: Mr. Gluten left out an ‘o'” And then the intelligent compositér de-| liberately and in conscious pride set | “That | isehold hi He was | exclaim- goods.” he said. Throat-Cuttise, nea! j anothe | Warrior 1 i | Many of them ; as born in them. MYSTERIOUS MURDER. What Missouri i Si ans are Doing. Clue. Great Alarm Among the Negroes. Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 23.—At es south of a negro dance hall Were fi is less than 1s) Bometl state canvass whic! Lappeals dem every Seibert and ate and have waged an warfare since an in widespread consternation am republican 2x4 orators. They {never been able to answer | dietment he preferred against republican party. They cannot ex- | plain why a republican administra- | tion disposed of mortgaged railroad property to the amount of over $40,- | 900,000 for less than $7,000,000 and ‘thus defrauded the people out of over $15,000,000. The republicans can Itch, |not answer Mr. Noland’s speech— li itchy Skin | they will never even attempt an an- obstinate or | and even the bol the in- duced to leave their h uight. The officers are doing all in their power to solve the mystery. 1 Tortures. SWAYNE’ Eczema, Itchy, Seca ‘y, SS) Cee cine, will cure 4 Rheum, Ringwor: Pimples, Eczema a1 fetter, $ Sores, ons, no matter how swer. long standing. It is potent, effective,) ¥ en : : 5 ae 3 i agg > dem- and costs but a trifle. ores fr. Seibert is an aygressive det ; ocrat and a strong candidate. The | republican mud-batteries have been I firing rotten tomatoes at him, but have utterly failed to shake the con- 1 fit, | Adence of the people in his honesty A Republican © Changes lis Mind. Mr. Editor:—Some told you I was time bac ago in a very but Tam ina still worse one now = sterling worth. The attack on for now my party, the republiean | Mr. Seibert is due entirely to the one, comes forth with a tariff bill re- | fact that he isa strong candidate. : | The republicans are afraid of him, ducing the tariff more than the Mills} 54 they have good cause to be. bill, although the republican press! He neither asks for nor grants quar- called the latter a free trade measure. | ter. He belongs to the roek-ribb d Now to the point, and when I tell) a of southeast Missouri, good representative of that you the truth Ihope you will not | ange © econ criticise me. It is this, that I a phalanx. 1 lie was iaaees candidate the republicans would let not know until four weeks ago that | ji: alone. Grant, Logan, Garfield, Ar thur, | Blaine, Allison and many others had lvoe. ducti f th = ey sy = > pamen - ae, Francis, Seibert and Noland it is the cae learned that from the | duty of eyery democratic paper, ora- World, which is the first demoeratic | torand voter in the state to resist paper I have read since I came out \the attack and rally to their sup- of the war, and I feel like kicking port.—Jefferson City Tribune. myself when I think how ignorant mee Ihave been and what a fool for lis-| Wonderful Result. tening to every assertion coming Knoxville. July 2, 188%. The Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, Ga.: Gentiemen—I have a As it is now perfectly plain that the republicans have settled down to make a personal war on Messrs. from our party aud taking it for the truth without ever thinking for my daugiter self. I told you in my other letter | now seven years of age, who, when that I had always been a republican. | | about three years of age, showed a 1 federal soldier and a laboring man. | severe case of serofula on the side — that I was for Harrison because | of her neck, the usual swelling and as th »s appeared, and with a view te | curing her. we began using S. 5S. 5 The result was wonderful, and I and i only because, he v nee al my party, but since that time T have announced myself for Cleve- | land and tariZ for I h studied this tariff business, and am satisfied that it is best for all labor- | medicine. ing men to have the tariff a ijusted |S. H. DeAnmoxp, Cleveland. Tenn. and to reduce it. But t | Conductor on E. T. & Ga. R. R- amusing thing about the whole mat- | ter is that my former comrades and} republican friends call mea “rebel.” But a few months ago they wante: 2d | Gentlemen—Between five sary ey me torun for the legislature. They) years ago boils and carbuncles ap- extolled my military virtues and | | peared upon me, to an extremely called me a gallant defender of my | disagreeable Beg glare fexteees country, and now, twenty- four years | after the war, when I announce :ny-| | My general health seemed good, but | there was every indication of a riot- self for the party whieh favors and | puts into practice tariff reform they | ous condition of my blood. The say Tama “rebel.” This bas caus-| poils gave me great trouble and ed me to open my eyes wider still. Physician's treatment did not Now, zegarilces of what my past) P J, en Gnally X deokill political aasoeiations have been, [| seem to avail, an a ecide! feel that Mr. Cleveland is the safest to give your S. S.S. atrial. Before man. The country has prospered the first bottle gave out Inoticed the under him and why make a change. | improv The boils and car- buncles disappeared, and with the six bottles I quit. Iwas then per- fectly well. and ever since that tune reform, my wife now stand ready to indorse | the great curative powers of your the Alarming Symptoms. Chattanooga, Tenn., June 28, “66. | The Switt Specific Co., Atlanta, G pinent- Loe Ca ave most ly disappeared as human habitations. Many good ‘sags have lived “hapr ¥ and many have every evidence I attnbute my my blood has given of perfect puri eormpiete alone. been arsaparilla and‘ Tipp pec anoe™ ach Tonic, made by War: Cure ee are a rod t of the old tix h the aes ° A d their rugged h be Atlanta, Ga. ' i