The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 8, 1889, Page 2

E New Hav Hon Wi of the nat) mori bis bed Lut iwo for the 1 .st fo bad been ex}. r the last ti at 9:45 this eonfined to was cut i in the last. « after r. Saturday he Was tan the that he first Was apparent Irom could wot recover. M: ery feeb ever s lis sickness dumng the Campa He was then taken sick in New York, and for two weehs it The eW Hb uo Was bor ‘ - Isls Ait SC hic s ws ongag at ar Wheels ain a tait ] on r on the ore. Ih € was elected to the s legislature and was dele- gate i yal CoOnveL- thon at 1N66 He Was se democrat the san 21 in the low HL ISG7. im which year he |“ d to the United States sen Le term of Orris S. Ferry, nuded in 1879 He cha 7 the demo mal comunittee in 1880, at the head of the demo cratic — zation till ISSS DON T let “that co Ts think it is a light thing into catarr Or into per into consump Catarmh ix d sting. Prneuw dangerous. Consumption is death it- welt. The breathing apparatus must be kept heaithy and clear ot all obstru offensive maticr- Utnerwire there is trouble ahead All the diseases of these parts, head, nose, throat, bronch ubes and lungs, can be delig’ ly and entirely cured by the use of Koschee’s German Syrup- It vou dont know this already, thou- sands and thousands ot people can tell | you. They have beea cured “Know how it is themselves enly 75 cents. Ask any drugg a-tvr it and Bottle Mrs. Hayes” Portrait. A Cincinnati raconteur, whose ve- racity is not to be questioned. tells the following story: hortly after Mr. Arthur came to the presidency the woman's temperance association sent te the White House a beautiful portrait of Mrs. Hayes, which now adorns the At that time i wantedto see the dent on « re through the kind assistance G. Carlisle se east reom about presi- onal business, and of John audi- cured a private ence. As we were passing with Mr. Arthur from bis public office to a more retired room we noticed a big , packing wall of the corridor, case leaning against the upon the ef which was the express company's teand. -Keep dry” The president stopped im front of it. smiled pleas- on sauce auily and touched Carlisle on the shoulder, -Do you know what that ast” “No, answered the Kentuckian. “Note the legend of “Keep Dry.” smd Mr Arthurs it is Mrs. Haves’ port Drankennes< or tic Liguo: Habi- Pestively Cures by adm nistenng Dr. Haines Golden _ s w petsc harmies. an 5 speecy moderate yesterday. ions and | Guthrie. Ghlaioma. eubt if such an incide: 7 armel upon the receipt here of y | | to secure mate in the history : It fairly takes your breath away to think of it We refer to the s+tilement of | Guthrie. Oklahoma. On Monday ug it was a part of ow, three with 10,000 in 20r saloons, ‘ery stores, . ls establishments. a with # capital of $50,000, and a daily Judge Guthrie has no standing on the track for a Lots twenty five sold for $5, in less than t newspaper. house to hive in. s« uses a box ca domicile hundred “1 Ininutes the price rose to $50. bank | | territory to make a tho his j1 The gambler is there with carbs and the mysterious three balls which are never the right thimble, | and the man who “gets the drop” ou vuis tl aud you can peddle water al ten cents a glass and sell sandwitches fora quarter. northeast co gions. No, it can't be said the Americans are a slow people Rheamatism and Neuratg Two Days ach *cvl @ ia Cured in No Favorites. D. C.. Aj rton. ut their m ss reports that gover als and others temporarily loy in Oklake hority ernment as such « used their prior rights in the territory, in d of others, the tary Noble se ai a i agents of the depa tigation of the facts in the « upon its completion to i thei du They w he | Ind., notify the secretary of A report is expected and lost week. Piles! Pues! Symproms—Mc itch: g Fre-~ uatter Secreta- : ea = not the In speaking of the m Noble said that shadow of an injustice to settlers i Oklahoma would be tolerated for s ~ 1 that as soon as © ite 2 ‘ tucts in the case led if officials we . been implicated in - a ; | injustice or wrong “Bill Was All jee f the government : would be very prompt > : 2 Wilaam Roberts. M. D. I Ba 1 ew P.. of the University of London, | ~Whiv. un \ mus x t given. 1O-1Vr OTANA CHEMICAL Crawtordsville The Oldest’ Officeholder. T met the oldest offiecholder in the United States to day—Judge Lawrenceson, who has been connect ed with the for He was eighty-six years old | When he v lad of 16 postoffice seventy | 4S James | ‘funder my observation | ' he entered the Baltimore postoffice. | after remaining there for fifteen \ years Andrew Jackson transferred | him to Washington, and for the past | fifty-five years he has been in He is the notary public of the de- partment and Mr. Wanamaker was the twenty fifth postmaster general that he had sworn in. Judge Law- renceson still retains his mental vig- or and his sight and hearing are as the ; postoffice department at Washington. ; | inte tracted my warmest sympathy came ty be} a> Us 350 bul Well, 1” said the legislator. contains not whik this appears to be venous ¢ A rather sad case, which at one oe it eritically V rit. o rthopneea and jugulars | course are present. The urine become: | seanty, high-colored and dense. | Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Warner's Safe Cure has cured thou | Sore slicer Sale Ried acy | san Is of these symptoms, often call Ic t bik ed diseases. by putting the kidneys | Salers = ber t I in a healthy condition ji | x i } | Mon Speers day.” re marked Chief About six mouths z einuati girl got hold of Heart and Hand, the so-called rimonial paper published in Ch She concluded, out of a spirit of fun, vesterda ayoung Cin- j led tha bye have striped Is how reea a copy of the wrote au “We er once mat- | “ago. 'to answer one of the advertisements Bevis for a lady correspondent from a 160,000 People young inan living in Topeka, Kan. | More than 100,000 pers ibn L y fy The correspondence begun, in fun, jly die in this country f: i tend | tion, = his but the « of ca g ious, nany tender mis- | grew scapies dees agmany tender m1 tarrh. £500 reward is off l by th. ves passed between the two. An areca eae Gas exchange of photographs was asked | Remedy for a case of catarrh which ' for and granted, and a proposal of the y cannot cure. The Remedy Ss gists; 50 « s jmarniage was made and accepted. | old by druggists; 50 cent The young man sent his sweethear Ono hundred ye ast Tues a ticket to’ Kansas City, and she | day this republic form vod regu came and was met by bim in the jlarly began doing business. The union depot. The young girl had | world is preparedto admit that at been employed ws a typewriter in | has succeeded. and there is no lew | Cincinnati and had with her 3400 | pessimism so dismal to predict saved out of her small salary. The | bankripiey for it. Time endorses good as they were fifty vears ag He is a little man, dwarfed by his | age. His face is smooth shaven and his hair is silvery tinged with gold. He isifull of anecdotes and relaies with a relish stories about the post | two were mar | emony, she gave the >d and. after the cer- money to her | self government as 2 success When a new book happens to ‘husband. That same afternoon he | ms a i s 5 strike « popular chord, theie is Lo left her and did not return. This | i = : e . a measumng the vo.ume of was three weeks ago, and. though | = : master generals who have come and | gone the last half ington Letter to the Philadelphia . Times. Rheumatism no Longer A Terror dreaded disease has been its horrors by t wonder very BALLARD’S OW LIN- IM ENT. scat ot it penetrates rig the disease, a in » you no goed SNOW N- find vourself a new pain. procure BAL IMENT and you being, relieved ot al Coffeyville. Kan., . April 26.--This section was visited about 3 o'clock this afternoon by the severest hail and rain storm ever known here. do- great injury to the crops and fruit Hail mg growing of every descript: stones fell as breakin. SS panes « large as a man’s thumb. innumera win m the north sides Australian Hern Pill. E William’. century.—Wash- | She tried by | ence. n : i Edward Bellamy has received ail means in her power | ‘ ae | 30.000 letters irom people whi to discover his whereabouts. she was |“ eae pear ar 3 jwritten to him about unsuccessful. Monday, destitute, | eociene rs i : ooking 3ackward. without a cent of money and know- ing no one in this city. she applied | The fellows who went to Oklab = } i 5 tome. Ihave found her a place to | and expected son stay with good, respectable people, | of till can be | g have = ht u “They should rex where she will be taken care ling bling ld saw: husband T think he her scoundre! caught. married her un- |} veaus if you der an assumed name. He is. I be- z lieve. a member of one of the most Senator Shern lenies it. He prominent fan in Kansas and! says he has had no quarrel wit! she certainly is 2 pure, well educated | Quay. Quay is sly: he sar rious reasons I do but i he seems to set He knows the mouth shut SAS CITY TIMES.| - not same ion either of their nan and I would not want the story lished nly To serve as a other young girls who u trapped with like —K. C. Tim Pease Do advetisements. Not Read Ths * of.ena GREAT DOLLAR WEEELY. aNsas City Werery Times is | © people in the West than Be- clahoma movement and enefits the West. Bases Cy, A | | “rT represents the Gress | - any other psper. It is the | The AW, ———._ VIBRATOR: THE NEW VIBRATOR. ;...: THE NEW VIBRATOR. | 22: THE NEW VIBRATOR. THE NEW VIBRATOR. NEW VIBRATOR. NEW VIBRATOR. °° NEW VIBRATOR. ICHO BATTLE N Do not laugh at the reeling thr: uc going home that will threb with sole will grieve over the once sinless boy; wife, with tion THE TH. TRE rous the sight doting whose grief as she views the of her idol; The same firm which 31 years ago revolution Threshing by com- pletely the Machine inventing 3 trade new | Threst hing Machine, | better tha much chine before known,—so that ail jpuuders of the old tvle Threshing Ma- ! chines stopped mak- ing them and copied as closely as they dared the new machine have now made an other advance, and in their New Vibra- tor present a Thresh ing Machine contain- ing entirely new fea- tures dit ition and cleaning, which ta vhead other as the old) Vibt ator Was head of the *End le \pron” ma- chines. Every Farm nd Thresherr garding the MEW vicnipcapilean whieh will ly appliciti & SHEPARD CREEK, MICHIGAN drunken man ugh the streets, however, be. is may i eA art to tender some lnfeuse mother perhaps, who | ¢ downfall of he: or may be aloving heart will almost destruc or it may be a loving sister who will shed bitter tears over at hearts sokeenly sensitive and sess and self respect rradation 20rn of his manh Rather dro. rin silent sympathy with these tender, wid vet so proudiy loyal that they can uot hem either in word or act it might fall and crushed hearts accept tendered although sympathy their wounded | the upon as summer u the withering plant ‘ALIFORNITA. THE burst | MOVED, Having Moved my Entire _” Stock of DRY GOODS —-— To my new anc the Southwest corner of the square, a special invitation is extend to all my old customers and the publie © Generally to call and see me. My stock of DRY GOODS complete and I rantee my es to be as low as the lowest. AARON HART. MOUNT PLEASANT pri Livery S Stable We kee steclass i | | Hgs } | Our horses ave the best, our vehicles | e re notlexcelled. Is snort we run the Bagg Livery Stable of Butler, i andj extend an invitation to all to call and pive us a trial. | LEWIS & FRAZLE. 5] DIAMOND MILLS, Have made great iguaens ments by discarding the old m:!] bubrs and putting in the late “HUNGARIAN en — Short System amie EASES“ THAT. -~SLUNGS= Said en end for ert per ete 3 or QF S ih. HAN tS CATARRH 2 C-WOROVILLE (+ CRUMLEY & CO > AND CAT-R-CURE} Of Rolls very {best The flour is giving the satisfaction, also | selling fat bottom | J.T. SHANNON (0, PROPS | ARBUCKLES’ name on a package of COFFEL - guarantee of excellence ARIOSA COFFEE } stores | i from? atic apy ~~ -< =e: aes premonitory toms, such as Cough, | Breathing, &., don’t delay, bat | PIso’s CURE ron CONSUMP immediately. By Druggiste DS cops