The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 12, 1888, Page 3

UP ibode, Mic>. | if 86.000, | pital, - ter é 2” i pl carth thee ‘ 6 ernment ownership of means of ey y Bisson cett nuly Wonton outst ade : BeSend es NETREGS ; I peer © “*Mr. Bowser, I am sick!” know just what to do for bilious colic. “Twas a help- 3 «6,500 an porting persons, reig t and in- “What! And right here in the mid- | Mrs. Bowser, I saved your life last less cripple for = telligence, and the taking of those | dleof the night?” night, and I hope you feel a proper years from rh 4 iaeeee engines of human happiness out of| ‘Yes, and very sick, too. I've got EEN LTT IR RETS : : peeceidend +e .- Cashier. ees % ‘aashier, | J. Jerk and Coliector. 42 WALTON, ENKINS,. KINNEY ECTORS. €.Boulware, Booker Powell, er. Green W. Walton . H Suilens, Jenn Deerwester, kman Or. N. L. Whipple wa E, Walton, foris, J. Rue. Jenkins. ,Dutche. es deposits, loans money, and a general banking business. extend to our customers every ac- ation consistent with sate bank- CORRESPONDENTS. Kansas City. St. Louis. New York. Wat’) Bank = h National Ben - per National bark S ional Bank. OF BUTLE MC. sa i, - - $75,000. 27,000 President Vice-Pres Cashier. Inevery style price and quality Made to Order x = mm > RS] = 8 = Ss ; Sr : 55 5 8: “ ry iS) = = % z Py P. LOAN & TITLE CO. LAND TITLES EXAMINED & CERTIFIES First Mortgage Loans Made and City Property. Office west side square, WH. P. TAL® Cc! Whe Amon issued a to; uy t g cs o The other night about midnig’ I nce and send you } FOR RHEUMATISM. r ate) awoke in awfel pain. It was z t may be thatyoua $20,000 4 es nouncing bimself as the leader and , of my old complaint, bilic : H 2 ale ala nh 4 founder in new labor movement to, it bad come with a ver ‘ i is H ba Ehotnlas the Broteheed oF | Bowser lay sleeping like telephone and called the doctor. The COL. D. J. WILLIAMSON, : hood of | waited to the last moment b good man came up, stayed half an Ex-U. S. Consul fe United labor. The cardinal princi- | ing him up. He was on the I hour, left me some ‘ine, and Mr. at Callao, Peru ta - ples of the brotherhood are: First | his back, knees up and sno Bowser snored : trough it, Iwas | ee: : whose fac-simile YT. L. Harper, Treas. ERBURY Sec’y. C. FulLKERSON, Pres’t. EvERINGHAM, Vice-Pres’t THE BANKERS Gro. Can’ Incorporated under the laws of Mo. on Farn. Local Money for Short Time Loans BULLER, MO. TAILOR. eaning, Dveing and Reparring a Spee Velvet Collars, Sleeve ings and Facings ueat'y placed on short notice, South Side S [guaranteed a fit in every case alland see me, up stairs North? Main Street. J.E. TALBOTT, Tailor. 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St. New Yorn ae —The right of man to the use of | the usurers aud shylocks the right to control our currency. the hands of stock gamblers and speculators and operating them for the benefit of the producer and con- sumer. is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refiinded. Price 25 cts per box For sale by Walls & Holt, the druggists son, a wealthy ranchman of Madison reached the city bery county, of tered his house, mountains on Monday night and] cure a simple colic, or whether you are cured off the money. Farrell is 65 ugon me. What do you want years of age. sought the hand in marriage of the most beautiful young laties She rejected his suit and married the son of On sought seclusion in Rieumatism and Neurat ered a compound wt marve matisr to cure any SAVED HER LIFE. 6. —T., Mr. Bowser Acts as Nurse and Prevents Mrs. Bowser's Demise. United Labor. inaw, Mich., Dee. trooper when I shookhim. H and groaned and yawned for a couple | of minutes, and then opened his eyes and drawled: «Heard burglars down s st arth. Second—Taking from rs, I sup- | Third—Gov- a bilious attack!"’ “Is that all? [ve had a thousand of "em and they don’t amount to shucks. Go to sleep and you'll be all right in the morning,” “Mr. Bowser, I don’t want to fright- en you, but I must have help at once! buckien’s Arnica’ enives ‘The Best Salve in world for Cuts, | You must get right up and do some- | gualit At = 3 eens . e : § nd now the much coveted PAGES SIE Ulcers, SaitRheum Fever | thing for me.” peivileg of walking over the ruins is THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., pores: Tetter,Chapped Hands, Chiblains “Eh? Get up! Have I got to get! before us. It is an sunt 4 f BALTIMORE, MD. orns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi ov 2 2 iS jent town o tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It| "P* thirty thousand inhabitants, whose ” «You must. “That's justlike you! If you feel an ache ora pain I must be aroused and Rastiod ahaa tees seventeen hundred ye The en- Ni 5 hustled out of bec Vhy don't you | trance is carefully guarded by police- ewspaper, Attempted te Murder Urn fer His} have your colic in the afternoon?” men in uniform, fadaadithe neil town sea Money. “Get me something as quick as you | seems to be under martial law. Twen- THE MISSOURI 4 ae nant?! Little Rock, Dec. 5—C. E. Wil | “0 entries are on duty in these fell over a chair, and wanted | ¢, He got off ihe bed, got into some of his clothes county, returned Friday from St. | to know what he shou side guide is 2dmitted we employ one F 1 ; , “Get the Ja eur , i > oe dard where had sold a lot of]. oc sa Jam: 2 ginger ir It’s | at the gate at five francs an hour. We am ee oe closet down Y z teal enter through the room where are on xi nivht while attending al sense ee Fs : - ps ee t | sale lava pare of various de- Has changed the name : me ene Areas stairs, | sions, and relics that you may take at the school house he was | where it would be a Lifwe wanted ee Pompeii x: Maas of the daily issue to i ie, who stab ane ean eee raed A number of household utensils and —THE— the neck and arm infliet- ae Hei ee sane i ae a ee os some jewelry were found in the ruit . . S woul Hoeue escaped be cae i en minutes, ama then came | the day before we arrived, and we were i pees } ae aes a Cee rT h permitted to examine them. They had z ue Twas Done. Gee an = ae Tet) hee not been cleaned or burnished, but they 3 to murder Wilson two men ae en = e . thoug nt youl were samples of what is being found And reduced itsubscription : Las : a ee a Se frequently by the present force of work- v his h 7 but w ere} “And perhaps Ido! Perhaps I wasn’t aaa age geen ah rates, vat the point of a revol- | runninga ginger farm in Jamaica when When we entered the first street I coevend! tuamaicrieies “gineo sees Y ‘ear, inc! ing Sunday...... . Wilsor The you were in the A, B, C cl: school.”” | 1, plan was i manianderse caren tele It took him fifteen minutes more to ES ce k tind it, and as I swallowed the dose he roney he had received for his stock. | shucked oif his clothes and jumped into ! bed with the remark: > “Now go to sleep and behave your- self; it’s most one o'clock.” The ginger me for a few minutes, and then I had to shake Mr. CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED. To THE Ep1ToR—Please inform your read- ers that I have a positive remedy for the above named disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cured. Ishall be glad to send two bottles of my reme- dy FREE to any of your readers who have con- sumption if they will send me their express and post office address. Respectfully, T. a. SLOCUM, M.C., 181 Pearl st., New York, A Hermit Robbed. Chattanoga, Teun., Dee 5.—News of the rob MeMinn ives, who en- Chilhowie eased « * he growle “Youll have to get up pain is worse.” “Mrs. Bowser, do you mean to tell me that colic wasn’t knocked i ato the middle ef next July by that dos “It’s worse than ever. Please do get up.”” “Oh, Pl get up, but this matter will be investigated to-morrow. We'll sée whether it takes a whole drug store to The day £ Js Far 500 by th in the Forty years ago he of one some peppermint to ch. You'll find it—” “Down of ‘course, just where we'd neve it! Plmake a change in this house to-morrow or know the reason why He bumped and stumbled his way down-stairs, rattled the bottles ar ound and finally brought what I wanted. “There now,” he said as he gave me a dose in water, ‘don’t let me hear any thing more about colic to-night. You've probably stuffed yourself with fruit. Let this be a solemn warning to you.” He got into bed again, but before he could get up a snore I was in such pain that I had to arouse him again “What! what!” he shouted as he set up onend. ‘Mrs. Bowser, I've borne a great deal from you for the sake of our child, but don’t drive me to the limit! What's the matter?” “It’s the colic.” “What! That same colic!” “Yes.” “Jt can’t be. No one ever heard of such acase. That colic was cured fif- teen minntes ago.” “Well, this is 2 new one, then, and I've got to have help right away, you must get me some mustard. ‘You’ find it in a tin aks “L must hi settle my stor cultured county. and MeMinn of Farrell the mountains, with a he ighboring the day of the wedding ociate gia Cured in Two Days. The Indiana Chemi Co. have discov acts with truly lous rapidity in the cure ot Rheu- nd Neuralgia. We guarantee it and eve case of acute Inflammatory Rheu mand Neuralgia in Sy and to give immediate reliet in chronic cases and effect aspeedy cure. On receipt of 30 cents, in two cent stamps, we will send to any address the prescription for this wondertul compound can be filled by your home druggist at small cost- We take this means of our discovery to the public instead of putting it out as a patent medicine, it being much less expensive. We will gladly refund money if satistaction is not given. THe INDIANA CuEmicaL Co., 10-1yr Crawtordsvilie Ind Supposed the Granting of a License the Only Marriage Ceremony Necessary. = = “Down stairs? A most peculiar case of ignorance} .y,. es and innocence of two young people “Of course! It’s a wonder youdon’t keep it at the barn! If Iever live to see another day I'll cover this bed- room with ginger. peppermint and mustard a foot deep!’ He found the mustard in about ten minutes, and I asked him if he thought he could make a plaster. “Certainly. You wet the mustard, spread it on a piece of old flannel un- dershirt, and the job is done. [I've made a million of them.” “But you must mix in half flour.” “And the flour is down-stairs!”” “Y-yes.”’ “Mrs. Bowser,” was brought to light at Springfield, O., the other day. On October 13, Niela Peter Yeunsen went to the probate court and procured license to marry Miss Maria Brammer, a do- mestic, of this city. Yeunsen and Maria went to Rector Steele's house the day before Thanksgiving and were married. After the ceremony Yeunsen, in broken English, said Maria was his wife; that the lady in the probate court had married them. By a little questioning by the pas- tor, it was learned that Yeunsen had been living with the girl overa month as his wife, supposing the granting of the license constituted the mar- riage. William's Australian Herb Pills. | If vouare Yellow, Bilious, constipated with Headache. bad breath, drowsy, no appetite, look out your liver is out of roder, One box of these Pills will drive all the troubles awai and make a new being of you. Price 25 cts. Qrty Pyie & Crumry, Agent he said as his hair seemed to rise on end, ‘the worm is getting ready to turn. Look out when he does! After to-night we'll see if all the flour in this house has got to be kept down-stairs to please some whim of yours!” When he came back with it I toid him he'd find a part of an old sheet in the top drawer of the chest in the ward- robe. He rummaged for about five minutes, got mad because he couldn't find it, and came back with one of my white made a mixture, pour ted it intoa cake with b rons. paar hand, and as much better in claim to know more than all other peo- A Walk Over the Ruins of the Ancient Ko- sun is high in the heavens, the atmos- phere balmy and of an invigorating buildings and streets have } under twenty feet of lava for nearly Mount Vesuvius, the old enemy of Pom- A burning mountain, New Testament, the from an unquenchable fire in a th in the country. ening column, the interior operating CAMPAIGN RATES. in majestic silence, while all the exte- One Year. ‘ rior on every side from the summit From June to December i the valley below, i as the cloudless ture’s sublime blends the a piece of | Then he i it out and pat- ; . owes | SYACOBS OU], tter soon TI shall } the morning, vest’ half-way and he | ars signature from his testimonial is here shown, states: ood with his ‘Of course you are better! I don't tism, spent $20,000 in vain, then used St. Jacobs Oil, and itcured me.” ———-—-_. ee —_. AT POMPEII’S GATES. man City. We at the gates of Pompeii. The Sold by Druggists and Deab era Brerywhere. ven buried The Staunch O/d Democratic inets. ranes to pass in; We each pay two when we find no out- REPUBLICAN ooked to the north and there was The Weekly Republican Ten pages every week. Is the cheapest and best paper four thousand feet high. older than the smoke ascending yell, about to lown to the base From August to December 1.. mber to December ‘rom Octoberto December 1.. L reaching far as quict and serene It is one of na- attitudes where she resent to make a mof God anlage in his- food, in € —— woe HABITABLE WORLDS. Are There Others Beside This Terrestriat Globe of Ours? Here ain, we have only conjecture to guide us. With respect to the bodies constituting the solar system, which from their comparative proxim- ity to the earth might be supposed to foeniee a solution to this problem, ations have heretofore tion whatever of the existence of life upon their surfaces. But life in some form or another may, notwithstanding, exist on these bodies. We must bear in mind that the planets are in all probability in various stages of development. It may be reasonably presumed that Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, in consequence of their enormous bulk, have down Ofeither pattern shown above will be sent, Postage Free, to every new sub- seriber for & period of three months or longer. Gr Samyle © ADDRESS Jopies freeto any address. cooled more slowly than the earth and the] as ‘ fs j other smaller planets of the solar system, and are therefore less advanced i ‘ as abodes of animated existence than the latter are. But even in the case of the earth it must be admitted to have revolved millions of years around the sun merely as a fiery orb before life appeared on its surfs and even after it had cooled down and become the abode of animated existence it pro- duced, during countless millions of years more, life only in its lowest forms. The existence of man is but of yesterday. This is an instruct- ive lesson. It teaches us that al- though man exists on the earth’s surface it does not tollow that beings of the same order of intelligence as man exist upon all the other planets or even upon any of them. Upon some of the planets life may not have come into existence; upon others life may exist, but in a less advanced stage than upon the earth; and the same remark is obviously applicable to the number- less bodies of the starry firmament. The state of the question then is this: We can not pronounce positively upon the existence of life anywhere beyond the planet upon which we dwell. But reasoning from analogy, we may sup- pose that certain, if not all, of the other bodies of the planetary system, which in so many respects bear affinity to our planet, are in like manner the abodes of life in some form or another, and that similarly there are countless bodies in the stellar regions which may also be the abodes of life. This is a question, however, upon which the noble science of astronomy, so dis- tinguished for the exactitude of its conclusions, does not venture to pro- nounce a positive opinion, seeing that there exists no sure basis of facts avail- able for its consideration. In these circumstances it is left for each indi- | Yidual inquirer to form his own opin- | ion independent of any support derived from scientific authority.—Prof. Grant. Fo 2 Daily Trains 2 TU KANSAS CI{iY, OMAHA, Texas and the Southwest. 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