The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 20, 1889, Page 3

SA LILLE RO a fheumatism en d Neuratgia Cured in Two Days. fhe Indiana Chemical Co. have dis a compound which acts with tru garvelous rapidity in the cure ot RI CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS. One of the Precious Products of Butte and Amador Counties. Diamonds long been known to exist in C nia, fatismand Neuralgia. We guarantee it : hove oe of cure any and every case of acute large i been found. The {oflammatory Rheumatism and Neuralgia principal fields «re along the north jn 2 DAYS; andto give immediate reliet fork of the Fi r in Butte jp chronic cases and ettect aspeedy cure. County, < ano gravel On receipt of 30 cents, stamps, WE will send to any in two cent! region on a trit of Dry creck, in address the 7 rescription for this wondertul compound ESTEE co ‘ ER Soe es hich can be filled by your home d the north fork tsmall cost. ‘ “tahe this me seventy jving our discovery to the pub’ lic inste out. They are of putting it « being much 1 ty ngs in coarse on found. ilar to ver, ntistaction is no wemicar Ce given. 10-19" t -hearing ce- rd that it micro- ment or co is worked in This cement monds grave! contuir ! gold to pay well for the | the owners do ibe ified by | diamonds it cont | difficult task of by as to try to save particles of on found in tailings from not b numt to the ng it up in such them. Micro- diamonds have some instances other or value of ins tempt also b | the | fornia. mills in Cali- | Last winter a diamond expert from LES & MOLT. | the fields of Sc Africa, a Mr. At- = ‘kins, examine: dinmond-bear | placers at Cherokex | came to the « from there had at so | brought | thes jiginal bt be added, gold deposits for worked. “ano, and that the stones HINDERCORNS. ‘The only aure Cure for Corns. Stops nil pain. Fnsur comfort to thefeet. 15e. at Druggists, Hiscox &Co.,N ¥. A835 EONSUMETINE ave ieee Bronchitis, Astiima, ERS ee ates TORIC h the mi MADE WITH BOILING WATER. EPPS GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. aes comp! A | been O G © A lace = | are MADE WITH BOILING MILK. j ta deposits h that 2 eart the hills composed nd of und cover SSS “ | the anc — : valleys. i A PARKER'S ft jonthe: j HAIR BAL SAM Fi valley are in the beds of ont rivers. : ses and beautiiics the hair. | 4) it These beds have been traced for long distances, in m ‘s passing under a Prevents Dandruif and hair }mountain spurs or nag cut off by boc, and $1.00 at Drngs : 2 ° valleys. In other stances violent fupheavals have that the so disarranged them prospectors, following up a IDNEYS well-defined and paying river-bed, sud- , denly lose finding it broken off like BACKACHE a pipestem, and frequently thorough prospecting has failed to ti tinuation of the bed, it found miles away, showing ad the con- has been that the Aching Sides, atic, Sharp none minute by Weak and Vaintut Kidne or t Back and Chest, Rheuwma and Muscular Pains. reliever the + ‘The |earth had been cracked at right angles ane Gulicara, Anti Pait it oa and | with the stream, and the two sides of ening plaster. druggists. or of i Co., Boston Pimples oily skin the crevice had slid in opposite direc- tions for miles. Mr. Atkins did not think Calfornia a promising field for the diamond pros- pectors, and left for the Puget Sound region, since which time nothing has been heard from him.—Jewelers’ Re- view. h —_ + Drunkeniess the Tnguor Madi Positively Cured by administering Dr. Haines’ Golden Specific. It can be given in a cup of coffee ortea without the knowledge ot the person tak- ingit; is absolutely harmless and will ettect a Permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drink- er or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands of drunkards have been made temperate men who have taken Golden Specific in their coffee without their knowledge, and to-day believe they quit drinking ot their own free will. It never fails. The sys tem once impregnated with the Specific it becomes an utter impossibility tor the liquor appetite to esi For tull partic- ulars, address GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., 185 Race st. Cincinnati, O. or ANSTEY UNTOLD MISERIES Resulting trom oervaig I ‘Overtazation, Enervati: for Work, Business, pean Avoid unskilful work. Dewsteinse n> ait oe i i : a tting the victim or otal jeesci js great seo. Beautiful saga only @1.00 by wrapper. Illue- The question of convict labor againrisesin the state legislature this winter. The question may be simmered down to this:. Is it better for the convict to work for his own support rather than te vegitate in idleness while the honest laborer outside does the work for him? A child can answer it. A Good Chance. “It is eur candid conviction, that it the farmers ot this district. who does not see Coleman’e Rural World everv week would send tora sample cop), and read it through, they would subscribe tor a t once. It only costs $1.00 a year, which is less than two cents a week, is a large page, seven column paper and full to overflowing wth live agricultural, horticultural, stock, sheep and horse News, is ab'y conducted, intelligently edited, and in every sense calculated to educate its readers in the best method~ ot conducting their business. We will senditand our own paper one year jor ire Sepa co ‘com pea ee tus Free, if you apply now. The aiebe author, Wm. Rael er, M. D., re- noes eco le ESSAY on NERVOUS and Prvsicat or LIT Y. Dr. Parkeraadecorpe of Assistant Physicians may be cousulted. Geatially, b; imeil or im person, at the effice cf THE PEARODY MEDICAL INSTITUTS, No, 4 Bulfinch 8t., Boston, Mase., to whomall orders for books or lottere for advice should be as above I believe Piso’s Cure for Consumption saved my life.—A. H. Dower, Editor Enquirer. Eden- ton, N. C., April 28, 1887. mple copies,address C. 1), Cole- man, 705 ‘live Street, St. Louis, Mo Subscriptions may be left at our office The house and senate yesterdey in joint session counted the electoral votes of the states for president and \ vice-president. The proceedings were entirely without incident, and | resulted, as has already been indicat- | ed, in the election of Harrison and Morton, they receiving 233 votes to 168 for Cleveland andyThurman. The rest Cough Medi- cine is P1so’s CURE FOR Consumption. Children take it without objection. By all druggists. 25c. TOM AND PEGGY. Two Famed Herony of Enormous Appe tites and Proportionate Pluck. Much food is required to forward the rapid growth of the young herons; a portion, either or satiety, be SE through clumsiness allowed to fall to the levelops an odor - it soon d es in gen- rolonged among scramble of a wild p = rs = & : é : service teferring exclusively to the per- & Lae heels ceptive fuculties, we need only men- | = rity. ntractable, | ae: tion a few theroughly recognized facts | . ; buta ood food and im- | “""* : | proof of this statement. Persons | & | | six days g & nae pines ; i 3 s 9 having a strongly developed org f | their in | It was n¢ n that the thought | nit the pt ts call “individu- = | course of time ame, even | maggots were Meet = fart i ; © | fae of time, HS sites | es he had | ality” receive peculiarly distinct im- : rad s of the | ed the bu- | Pressions of external objects, and, | a = appetites | t mount therefore, of persoms; hence they im- E aetoane to provide a place a : Sere s 9 in- } Pe t | mediately recognize them on seeing = Si became @ gs, where the newly- | ty om ans i gs | i them again ant easily picture them to st ce tneeees dl ight have food for : = : cooked th perfect imparti ma case, voracious takes and u nmmo- dat “ious object be 1, the heron it will were plucky stiff, boy?” cause there’s so much starch in’em, mum.”—Life. 4 vases mame What a Scie ed, surface buries INSECT UNDERTAKERS. at Learned While Watching the Doings of Burying Beetles a is opera’ d some Tho ches with two d the ve them any pper fre a dead Keep as well tons. One pair Ba } previously unknown te them and of e ho : remembering the character of those second = . The | they have visited. Persons thus en- beetles set to work to y pushed out the dirt pe ese a holy: thas theme Mt of the page in which the passage 7 = : wares s, und whether the page iteelf be alone for bout five hours, turning the HG er eae pec: be eaevnes r of degrees of capacity of per- ecue d recollection of colors is okie ess remarkable—the power ore yulling t an Ox. ances not mm others, rier ones. not be laid to the handling it, but must be owing tc influences. Ap- ples will end rya much . : potatoes, low up her cooler they ar t without yt enerevetic i the erie Dry, cool eellars lired to save the fowl | are generally preferred by farmers as from comp sstructi a store place for their barreled apples, “Tom's” wound was so severe that a | but of late years some growers claim conside p ion of his internal | that this fruit keeps better in moist anatomy nevertheless he Acon ion of the hich afterward often t astonishment by re- such large articles as Oceasionally he would at- was exposed: than said lars, £ all recovered rapidly. gullet followed, eaused him fusing to pass formerly. tempt to swallow a dried sunfish or } tiers other spiny object, which, sticking fast, could be neither cast up nor | to be down. <A little water, with some e ful manipulations, always relieved him from his unpleasant predicament; the s in dry plac ylace is cool. always is ne barreled When chard and not shipped away the apples are better to be put up in under the trees and put in buildings. hade and untovered, providing When kept in cel- good ventilation scessary in in an or- at once, protected from the rain and sun by boards than Some persons leave the barrels all on the ground in claiming that they keep cooler on the ground but to the last experience did not ] than when piled up. Apples raised on render him wiser on this point. Their | rich alluvial lands will prove poor exceeding tameness exposed them to | Keepers. For the best keeping the or- great danger when they chanced to | chards should be on high or hilly wander from their adopted home, and } lands and not too rich.—N. ¥. World. their fate at last was that of being stoned to death. —American Magazine. —__ + s+ ____. Bringing Up the Baby. Every mother has her own ideas as to how to bring up her babies aright, and it is a matter on which few agree. But we often think that some mothers made a mistake in not treating their little ones as if they were reasoning creatures. Notice how pleased tiny little tots are when given some responsibility. As soon as they begin to toddle, if taught eright, they like to help mother by picking up or carrying some trifle for her er doing some similar act. Then is the time to begin training them to be real helpers. Of course, it eften seems to be a real bother, for one may do things quicker without this hindering aesistance. But it is a part of the chiki’s education. Similarly, babyhood is none too early to begin teaching politeness, and the proper way {!s to be as polite to the baby as to any one else. People some- times think that a child does not feel discourtesy—we hold a contrary opinion. Some little slights that were not meant as such, offered in our ex- treme childhood. are remembered to this day, and all sensitive children suffer in the same way.—Emtly Louise firmly ~ —_—_- > _—__. —*I believe.” said the traveler, “that I would have frozen to death one night last winter while crossing a spur of the Rocky Mountains but for a highwayman. I had no blankets and no buffalo robe, and was at the point of freezing when the stage was stopped and the kind-hearted robber, seeing my-condition, covered me with a revolver.*—Brooklyn Eagle. soon.” —‘Still lying in his grave” is an Eastern paper's reply to the request: «Please inform an archeologist where the body of Ananias now is.” A strik- ing instance of the ruling passion strong in death —Chicago Heraid. En te —Old lady (to grocery boy)—‘‘What makes the price on them potatoes so Grocer’s boy—‘‘It’s be- if you that’s selfish, woman's by a grand wedding perfectly lovely bridesmaids.” “All right. You can have a dozen | The Farmer as a Man. resolved to do “Yes, dear, I love you; but please don’t be so impatient. It would bs ridiculous to set our wedding day so Engaged Youth—But why? “You must remember that a mar- riage is a great and solemn event ina 's life, and should be celebrated . with every thing and six wish.” “What a darling you are! why I want to wait. The farmer in the struggle for ex- istence should not forget that he isa man created inthe image of his Maker, and possessed of great capacities and wonderful capabilities. How many men we see devoting their whole ener- gies striving to see how mueh riches and worldly possessions they can ac- quire, seemingly scarcely to think of trying to eee how mueh of a man they may become. How seldom we esti- mate the value of any life experience by the effect it has had in making us more kindly, more considerate of others, more self-denying and more right. The building up of a noble, pure, grand charecter is the grandest work a man ean engage in, and one that is often better promoted by what are generally regarded as the reverses in life than by successes. What are generally re- garded as the successes in life are often but hindrances to the man’s be- coming a true man, making him more more narrow-minded and dwarfing hie manhood. Whatever a man's worldly success, or whatever the lack of it, he yet can be a man in the true sense of the word, and as such be the full equal of any other man.—St. Paul Peoneer-Press. ——_ += ___ The Marriage Was Postponed. beautiful Well, Brides- maids are out of style now, but Mrs. | Society says the fashion will be re- | vived in three or four years.”—Pahtla- | delphia Record. No- other smalk the ring why thie linnet, mole, of a fish, ngs of e keeping ‘nt years able year meres t 5 JACOBS oll, LUMBAGO—LAME BACK POWER OF MEMORY. Facts in Preef of the Existence ef Plurality eof the Attribate. anifest that there is not one ly, but many memories, in mind, and that ene kind of mem- y is prveminently develeped in one < ad another in another. “Mem- resolved Hfe of an} into the the elemente which compose Ribot ys be as the resolved the tiss “may ories mRY just he organi lives of the ¢ PeANs, nes, anatomical it~ ‘uOsIu>H ‘H 40,89 J se ajo pur ‘Ajainor porauns ‘uaa aca NO sqoove "3S punof pun pasn Jr, | gxaq @ ainieusis as0qm ‘oBraryy jo JoAeW el PHL themselves from memory. endowed ity” exhibit Persons with the organ an astonishing nding their way in regions soraqnds “ power of ‘pm ‘osomyeg ‘ANYGAOD H31Z90A 'V $71NVHO 3HL -obvo}yQ ge sokty dowed, when stronyly impressed by > contents of a passage in a book sy have read, reme tion of them being al- proportionate to the power of iv and signalizing their ilarly, he who pos- fax ‘alty in an emi- a like degree rhing and remember- two which his A striking proof adividualized ing them pI de nod mean merely to and then have them re- the powe g the pi vention asic netly ANT mny remedy to thers have ehar- ac of our various faculties and t is pres n the often ob- fact that the perception of both alike essential in the ion of a good musi- in their relative i nt individuals—so that while one may be a skillful musi- rhe may be an indifferent timeist, and vice ve In the former case the vue Lrg NO BACKACHE, ion of notes of a music- smembered, but inte which are a dis- tinctive feature of it, are remembered less easily: whereas in the latter case the memory of time is stronger than [ bara wood as is that of tune. E 1 cabloi tie [eon pollen eesti, é ty mobapie we as voll ing toot ne awon fact that persons who are especially } tts a wire 1 : so 911 So. Camal Lived, (ikea Ue able as calculators recollect numbers with peculiar facility. Moreover, per- ons © y gifted with the faculty of 1 have 2 proportionate ng words and of quot- ing from memory long passages which they have previously heard or read: “Cardinal Mezzofanti, who is said to have known more than one hundred languages, used to declare never forgot a word that he once learned.”— Westminster Re- facility of re different that he had view. ee ee DON'T cold of yours is a light thing. ntarrh. Or into pneumor into consumption. Catarrhis disgusting. dangerous. Consumption selt. The breathing apparatus must be kep! healthy and clear ot all obstructions anc offensive matter. Otherwise there is trouble ahead All the diseases of these parts, head, nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs, can be delightfully and entirely curec by the use of Boschee’s German Syrup It you den’t know this already, thou sands and thousands of people can tel! you. They have been cured br it and “know how it is themselves.” Bottle only 75 cents. Ask any druggist. 4-Iyreo Ww. run on. Yor But it may rur Gr A Most Effective Combination. Ping well known Tonte and Nervine is gatring for Debillty, Dyspep- sia, fin and NERY Ot ‘% disorders It retieves ali — and debilitated conditions of the sys- e intellect patil ep wor cat 4 bodily fonctions; Aa tizention : re- sores impaired or ie Vitalie strength ané vigor v, and brings tack 10 te pleasant to the taste, and uerd regularly breare the ~yatoms aguilss tian depressing Safluence of M:tlarin. a Price—61.00 per Bott e of 24 eunves, @ FOR BALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Pneumonia is is death it- NO MORE EYE-GLASSES The bill making the commissioner of agriculture a cabinet position, passed both branches of congress, received the signature of the presi- dent, and at once the president sent in the name of Norman J. Colman, and Missouri was thus honored by having a member of the cabinet. The work was befittingly done. The avecation of agriculture bas been honored in the person of Col. Col- man. MITCHELL’S EVE-SALVE A Certain, Safe, ori Eitective Remedy for SORE, WEAK, & iMFLAMED EYES, Producing Leng-Sig htednese, & Reeter- ing the Sight of the Ofd. Cures Tear wees , Grasslations, Stye Tamore, Red Eyes, Batted Eye Lashes, ASD PRODUCING QUICK RELIEF AD PEREASEST CURE. Also, equally _—— when = 1a other maladies, as Tamers. wherever inflammation existe, A SALVE may be used w aivantage. Gold by all Dragaiste at 25 Conte. A ‘Safe Investment, 1s one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results; or in case otf ure areturn ot purchore price. n this sate plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King’s New Dis covery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring reliet in every case, when used tor any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflamma- tion of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and agrecaple to taste, per- tectly safe, and can always be depended upor. Trial bottles .tree at Wallis & Holt’, the Druggists. 1 An unknown young man comuit- ted suicide yesterday at the Flor- ence hotel, Moberly, by shooting himself through the head. A mem- orandum book in his pocket contain- | ed the uame of “Willie Pearson.” | pencil. in New York City is always “in the | 'swm.” Assoon 2s Mrs. Harrison \ | left the city, Mrs. Cleveland arrived |