The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 11, 1891, Page 2

, = fl PAY YOUR DEBTS PROMPTLY. THE SUEFALO S BATH. PERSONAL AND LITERARY. <INANCIAL JUGGCERY. | Fae He Revels In Mud and Slash and Delights —Charilette Robinson, of London, is, A Five-Dollar Trausaction of More Than | ‘ fue Evil iiveces of Delay In Meeting One's Stagnant Pools. the only woman in the world who is 5 Ordinary Interest. ' Many 0 ae A permitted to write “A ator to z i are | any persons in fo most Her Majesty” on door rying out their ideas of $ ake account of the ele Vhey intend to d to withhold ‘ jalfill © prairies, is a ~—Miss Ge i iy obligation ey feel an imm in the « of the wild beasts » done event faites the think that others should be for ei and aie. also. The hours ¢ days or = fine sand or dirt eks that may elapse be pm the | digging it | end 1 fica ‘ ving so well adapted tochildrenthat J Castorta cures Colic, Constipation, ; sim and their fulfillment of it do no 1) Sour st ° 1 i bull in his as superior to any prescription J Sour st . Diarrhoea. Eructation, 1 seem to them very important, if it is Kills Worms, ‘gives sleep, and promotes di \ tely di 4. They wouid | S07'0F on H. A. Ancurr, M. D., estion. | y eh ultimately discharged. They would | ion itcant 1 So, Oxford St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Wudcck taboos enodhounionn t for the world evade a debt, but they ove je _ pver witne . conden 7 Se iar er its payment without any | ing to cool Tag Cestace Company, 77 Murray Street, N.Y ‘They intend to throw all | °"y one uw iue side of the right, lon theg trav travelers fut whethe: to-day or to-morrow they | believed to have have not decided. Now there ar oer a enn rr ernnnenne ner are ecided : : j been m in their = pere this may unattended with any apparent evil r sults; there are others w course, some casc ; ee ee estes | dances, but the idea prevailed only for ashorttime. The buffalo, whose hair | is remarkat shagginess ere mor and still for its ineen or less inconvenience enst A. 0. Welton and thickness, must necessarily suffer | | } thers where all manner of suffering | severely from the heat, and then he will \ and loss is entailed. Those who come | seek the lowest ground on the praisie, t \ | | close enough to the poorer el i to | where there has been a little stagnant | some of Deore the ' i, 3 in gaining their confidence find, | water left, if he can fir answer to the advocates of ' that one prolific source they are unpunctual of the suffering ng to alleviate is the ment of services ren- dered. I the peopl ho delib- erately cheat a workman woman out of his or her of capital punish Ours the assassins beg i ihe spotind very | | eee short time. He accomplishes this by | ¥29 Das ¢ getting down on one kne Hetee the ground being sof | grass, it is an casy j make a mud-puddle under the short forhim to a work- earning plunging | his short borns, and at iast uis head, | Whose du : Staple:Fancy Groceres, | pe ied pote tel ms ae | into the earth, and he soon makes say not T \ of toa mc venient seasor » lis know you. means small. Slight excuses, such as | 2% Sxeavation into which the water | iS “none area ie aE : Pa)) Wind | atsouble ot cocnetae # ss Wat ” | slowly filters. ‘This makes a atively | 20" nee f eee Sey any Nee pa isions of all K inde. } ae bes ft preprring for it before | cool bath, where, throwing himself on | Victed ( favorite ing todo me outat Sy? hand, of making change, or of breaking | nig side as flat as he can, he rolls forci- | Of the ( | mg iss hend) UN i Into some interesting occupatton, will | iiy around, and, with his horns and| —Rudyard Kipling came by his un- | us Dept ot Over | ; suffice to quiet whatever compunctions | hump, he rips up the ground by his ro- | Conventional Christian name ina rather | re we were yester- they may © in postponing a pay- ment that isdue. They can not see the disappointment, the weariness, the de- nial of comforts or necessities, the ina- bility to pay to employ an the sickness, suffering, ruin, and even death, which may often follow their procrastination. Even where the re- sults are less immediately disastrous they often give rise to a series of of- tenses. [le wio fails tocollect his dues frequently fails in consequence to pay his debts, and thus a whole series of un- ‘paid workers may trace back their vari- ous troubles to a single delinquent. Such people will say that in the end tary motion, sinking deeper and deeper, | Tomantic way. The fut parents of | . re you tried to mix this thing continualiy making the wallow larger, ; the brilliant novelist plighted thei have you got that same which fills with water, in which at | troth on the shores of the meliiknown >) Dill you had yesterday length he becomes completely im- English Lake Rudyard, and commemor | “I rton (confused 3, here it is. Ey pressing creditor Or | mersed, tho water and mud, mixed to | ated the occurrence later in life by the Travelers Ther ust let me have it iCiC£ FE ee ay iy | TOBACCO, 4 seded physician, perhaps i ‘ the consistency of mortar, covering | novel method of istening their son | fora minute. I'm not going to rob you! him perfectly, changing his color and | With the name of place. That's right. Now, Dashaway, 1 owe \| general appearance. When he rose the —When the young Lord Dufferin | You $5 (hands it to Dashawa Now I Wal mud dripped in great streams from | reached his majority his mother, Helen, ae. paid you, haven't I? eee oa art 0 is huge y a countess of G an gra a ghte leverton what you owe him. (Vash= dy . aa ~ Sai 8 UV, » @ Skin ee a ey es te een) Ho Produces East Side Square. Butler. Mo- and ugliness, too horrible to be acc imp and poem. He built a tower | Cleverton, Dashaway has paid you the rateley described. 1: was generaily | ne for the lamp, and had the eal ee ee ee the leader of the herd, who took upon | graved ona gold tablet. Lord himself the business of making the wal- | n, touched by the local deed, low, or if he found another had com- | Was woved to write a poem, which was pay the highest market price for Country } And are you any thing out saction? and haven't you Ee woman wou © unjust to herself | and to her glorious future if she should | ep the Ind, halted | elapse.) Stranger—* “Will san _Flease | | give me the ume” Cad fail to twenty-five. sir.” PB ce NE )! Or man, whom you have arrested, offered | in his sermo y x @ you were ¢ st? ou a cigar while you were pn post? aaa Bil ce BY “nce » excavat Vo el also exncrs na gold table | you started with? You & en ian they will pay what they owe, but thisis ms nced tc excava or ne weuld drive | also oz sraved on a gold tablet By i See en = } at io 5 y him away and wallow until he was sat- on weekly says that Annie ght te fc € lesse¢ simy = & not so, for they owe promptness. With- | 22” — i eae = 1% | SaeCeh a aiainaitiab) ol heen Eanaaead isfied, standing ina mass of mud and | Besantis the most eloquent woman in , 4Pithine ‘ ar | Tardy payment can never atone for tho | “atc in the hole until he got ready to|all Exgland. She is not young nor | _ Cleverton—That seomsto be all right. — (Fie j ee ee ee give the others a chance. It wasalways | pr he hasn’tany taste, any money, | | can't sce how I got so mixed up. | o |Z injury which may have been inflicted. ; ; seal | = : Dele ateave (three tes later, by hi 7 iw No regret no apology, no added inter- the next in command who stool ready, | or any reputation, but she is better than | ravers (three minutes later, by him- Ea we ia ; | est, even gerne eperudas what hasbeen and when he came out the next, whoad-| the whole London police force or the | sel) —-That was the easiest Ss I ever Ev © S | } lone, or restore what by this negligence vanced in his turn, and so on according House of Lords when there is a mob to j made’ Tom Mason, in Life. 2 Bas 5 for I | and indifference has been taken away. to rank until all had performed their | be controled. Her face is red, her hair | STs = ia ! ‘Though itis teas that auch rosults ae ablutions. Frequently a hundred or | is short and gr: her eyes aresadand | THE AUSTRIAN PREMIER. = = = BS | not follow, it is certain that they often ant Sou Laird Et Boe ls Sunken, the Erece ms es HSUEG hasidis- | Feeuliarities of the Chiet Adviser and ic RR ‘ Fad | «lo, and we are never sure that they will sa ee ons ase a BY a Es noe appear and she is ae lonely, disap- | Friend of Francia Joseph. REE sy 2 Wy i? } not Often those who press tho least | 114 ‘which, drying toa whitish colon | rats : Secon een On SOunE woman, | Count Taaffe is a convivial soul, who Sues | for their just dues need them the most, weadually fal Seer 2 een See aie as Herco 2 Socialist as our own John | must have his couple of bottles of claret ae: ‘| ; and we can not foresee the consequences Tere 7 Fee ee eae ws : fatdinner. When he speaks in the Aus- EDS {Ve HID Bag } of delay. —Philadelphia Ledger. y rae gee 4 naa ae € : at x. uae ho had hoped ies fin- |trian Pa ament he prepares himself Ze Coe = | ge agai nats ne cept Was Vish his history this winter, said to a {for the fray with about half a dozen Over m | . " + about two feet. The water naturally | friend a few days ago: “I have laid my = hig mi Es. ; BUZFUZ AT HIS BEST. sedate urally | friend a few days ago: pave laid my | {iquor glasses of brandy. Thus primed aS i ¢ | eee drains into the holes. together with its | work upon the shelf an] can now only | he talks with all the racy humor which Ne BO \ How @ Philadelphia Lawyer Paralyzedan | accompanying vegetable deposit, and | wait for the future summons. Literary |e has inherited from his Irish ances- eosk "f | noffensive Jury. the resultis a remarkably rich soil, | effort has passed beyond my powers. I }tors. He does not like Prince Reuss, Cae a | A lawyer named Flowers, who has | where the grass and weeds grow withalean do no more; sol must accept the jthe German Ambassador in Vienna, Sue = af | just come to Philadelphia from the | luxuriance so marked that a buffalo} common lot of humanity. I enjoy tak- | and, what is more, he proclaims his dis- = EE : } vountry, is paralyzing every body by his | wallow can be distinguished long be- ing a retrospective view of the events | like pretty openly by epigrams, which SES an | rococo style of eloquence, Which even fore it is reached. The prairies are | of the long past, but, dimmed with the zenerally reach the infuriated Ambas- 4 Ze 2 | | Dan Dougherty couldn timitate. Here, | covered with them all over the central | infirmities of age, the scene is without | jador's ears. Prince Reuss’ proper style = Bas q Re for instance, is how he defended a | and western portion of Kansas, where } the sharp lines of detail which younger and title is Henry VII. (there isa |? % 2 ' woman who was up fora common scold: | the plow has not yet lesturbed the | faculties of mind bring out i) interest: | Henry LXIV. in the family), Prince zu 2 So © g : Gentlemen of the’ jury, you have | primitive sod. The first thing af ing relief” Reass not von itesss. ilo is mot head clo = Ss f probably leard the words: Kansa farmer does after a rain is to HUMG the house, but baying married a Prin- | 5 3 = = | sel his guarded tent, examine ite buffalo Wallon if fey MGROus. sess Marie of Saxony, who isa royal | io 2S a gredeson ty Se ae ee oe com Ree ae highness, be holds his head aloft as | 6 2°22 | 7s a good one, and the saying common in} .— "Tt was a macnificent mine, but) Wesco eo Daan -1|2e2e82 i Should tremble at his power, & ying Suen 4 “How? “Ty | though he were always wearing abel- | 4 2 2 #@S Heri cieerrg) |) eile Re lena NN ES Con ane ee toons ise, [met with nodding plumes. As for bis | 7.3 2 = , leers. ae aa cae Bae idiots took all the gold out it" aes ee aes 45 i Yes, gentlemen of the jury. we Sie MO WADA LCR | ee wet She R RRR Or eee creas od wife, she anxiously deliberated when |e” BG. it ; : writing of a soaking ra ebufalo po ee telelcame to Vic Avethe | oes } tostrike for our altars and o ‘ Wwe “y 1old bh De Masc ae jshe came to Vienna whether she cou Zac 4 wallows are full When the weather —You told me that De Mascus was : he athes ladies of the dinl tic | CO 6 =. hi strike “till the last armed foo buffs en ge Soanicaee en ae Lidnt, | eat the other ladies of the diplomatic | & o 3. at * a eh was dry the buffale had tocontent him- | 4 go-as-you-please sort of a man, didn’t a aes asa e tore | LGBSo ; {Cries of “Demosthenes, “Cicero,” . 7 Yes ¥ aii eee = body on a footing of equality. and befere BS o “Clay.”|. Then, like Nero of old. ve | S2lf with the comminutod dust he could | you. Clara?” = ~Yes, Mand.” “Well. he | ne, mind wasquite made upshe usedto|~ © ¥ °° ay.” hen, like Nero of old, we | wake in the hole, and as the w er | called last night and he didn't goasT | iy ue ace = eitheuk see” beg & et { { shall have to weep for shame that ased ie} os write notes beginning withoutany “Sir a mas eg iH iS was generally dry the whereabouts of | Pleased, at all. I thought he wanted to oa ” 5 ‘ 2 ato n : there y district-attorney: on- BD mehes cee eoreh sop 3 or “Madam” and sign them withoutany | & Sut ‘ | e are no trict-attorneys to con stay to breakfast."—St. Joseph News s“o6 } t ver. I ask you in the name of c a herd could usually be located by the | Stay to Dreaktas St foseph News. | of the courteous forms used in epistolary | 7 4 5 = } | hati ask you In the name of com- | cioug of dust rising above it.—Kansas Harsh Punishment.—Mr. Serubbs |... ane ies eae ign crs © fetes ‘ t mon sense and decency, gentleman of | Gity star (indignant?y)—“Sir, I bave just di S| correspondence. Her quarrel with Count - ftir 4 Si} the jury, to acquit my client. She is bia Meee oe Sirs [Dave just discov. | ess ‘Taaffe was caused by a note of this |p % = ¢ ‘ Re eaaicd Tagala Teh oe ie a ered that y sonhas engaged himself ! yaccription, which the spirited Countess | = iB me ui q rot. > 4 does 10" aug ers.” x af i : 7 a - as, 4 make “night hideous” with owls and THE COWARDLY COYOTE to myc ob ey danght vas Mr. Grubbs answered by one of like tenor. Count Be ir [ th ses. “Bir of a feathe (stupefied)"—The young rascal! He | Taaffe is something more than a Minis- < | bedlam noises. “Birds of a feather | |i. tance proving Ths should be compeled to marry them | eee Be 2 flock together,” but sue is not the kind | *" Tstnce ste ¥ ag meer Somes both.”_N. ¥. Weekly. fter to Francis Joseph. The two were a | of a bird to flock with this feather. Aneta cos ee ee area playfellows when boys and tho intima- b |Cheers.j Gentlemen of the jury, this A ghting coyote s something of a —Hungry for Green Food.— cy between them is great, insomuch ae ir Midsis G& Ab stake 7 aah .., | curiosity, but a Cheyenne man met one re you going my pretty maid?” that the Emperor always addresses Ee aeailt hen axe EASE YOU) to his sorrow. He was riding across Bee ree cue ee ie: Taaffe as “Du” (thou). Nor has Count er. iri ; y I go too, my pretty maid?” s 5 Seeciese | Yonder floats the ensign which has the prairie when his horse went tame, | wre cow migh you, sir,” she said. Taaffe ever followed any policy butsuch ; ani Ms Sy a : ie 1S Hen 28S | so he dismounted, scraped out the hoof =N. ¥ Sun. as the Emperor himself highly approved. F i for years floated o'er and oh sea [loud | ana bound it up in a handkerchief to —“Only think.” said Maud. “they | —Vienna Letter. } cheering| as the emblem of the land of keop out the alkalidust. He bad halted enters Er oto proeen Pua at i = _ the free and the brave. long, long | on the edge of a thick clump of trees. ee Sioa Ngee ce WOMAN'S FAIR FIGURE. “ may she continuo so to wave’ [Cheers.] | and, tethering his horse, pusbed his eo thaldogs «Now tho puppiesseem to May her protecting folds encircle not : Fier be going to the drama,” and she swept | pr. Surgeant Takes a Hopeful View and j “) "| way through the undergrowth in search vith her Ps th vs of Gi His PB for I 4 only we assembled here, but this, my | crwater. Soddeniy he heard = growl | Ve “res AO tows of seats filled hives His Reasons for It. 1 client, e’en as the hen gathers ber | ang snap, ad jcakine down eae i with turbulent humanity. — Boston Dr. Sargeant, of Harvard College, who chicks under her wings in time of storm. Gapots with = Glens al cola. Thinking Transcript. recently awarded to a young lady of Al- ! {Wild outburst of applause.]—Philadel- | that if he shouted at the beast ane |. — ! >°s Your pardon,” said Mr. Word- | legheny College the mines prize for . ; Zs i “but di -|s t f figure, contributes to the phia Record. would skulk away, as is the habit of ane ton ut did 1 TER GEA SH yo Core. aN ee herons ‘ as covate el (ahauted ac) the tes fer to the lady who has just passed as a | Sanitarian a paper on the subject, in Advantages of Poverty. ay te lungs, but che tcoveta stunner?” “Yes, sir; I said it deliber- | which he says: in New Y¥. ‘i ie i ty ink, judici ‘g “In spite of abuse in the usv of cloth- There is in New York City a married | soared, showed her teeth and ately, and, I think, judiciously. You |_ W t pus ues ie man whose wife was reared in luxury | jovee budged. ‘Lhen the man drow | Must con-ider the fact that I was struck | ing to which most women have subjected and always enjoyed wealth till four rE evar aad fired, but just as his by her appearance.”"—Washington Post. | themselves for centuries, I am glad to i r Dare Dx. i ble to state that the typical woman, aire footages i ne “ol ae oF bs his throat. The revolver was knocked | Sie (stamping and dancing about the peg oe (ate Haase ab sihed a Maat Leathe f a Bee cums. | out of ais hand and the coyo:e fastened | oom in a rage)—"‘I wish I was my papa! | Ud pine seas ee ee eee id stich hang ore i eon ae at | ber ugly claws into his clothing and : sabe : Vee ce dea Aunt Le as the isan she often wears would lead nah brea AGRE aati hata (eerie pececetm inclin soulder: ofm)| o\batie tue jteoubley Binion) (Eisio—= | eae Gree W/Actaoneaiace tamniet ate ae Salcook 7 ge Rew a 13 sh fact her attack was any thing but cow- | ““Jowzer's chewed my Sous ior cee |iaaing parents that have produced men Sole Agent for the Rockford and Aurora Wa: tees, in Gold Silver and psa pepose ny wna did ie wt shit , ‘t e | sfdly, and fora: time the mien! was too | the Dadk Of her bendy aud num jusceram so their measurements eal nsisse are as Filled Cases. Very Chea j { bebe bd Link an & . ve Neh ng aA astonished to fight; but he recovered his full of little swears and mamma won't eepdeae pyaar teas rae aS 2 By _ P- i a. Re id acon 4 “ ol pg ay senses woen the furious animal began | let me say ‘em!’—Kate Field's Wash- Tf womans ant peiie ot Dneric ‘a i] the ewes ne one pea ee biting and scratching like fury. The | ington. } ; ; ae Soeatiaeaity sce ane ae J Hy W my I I ‘) I Y S i sokcgru bets hai ae - . revolver was ten feet away in the brush —Teacher (in Chinese Mission)—“‘I oa wath cha bh z on low wages, and she is yet at work in P 1 sonder how aun k e her own with man, despite-her corsets, . 9 ! her h hold. H scles have be mad (bo tok & mnoss Ces perese St Neg l6) | monn aos ees 0c) Vou au en tee her high heels, and the other abomina- sat mikirhennegam ts muscles have deen | before he could reach it. The coyote | meaning of mercy. (All hands up!) | 8 aoe sees s Is headquarters tor Fre Jewel | developed till his strength is doubled, | a4. ned him more than once, but finally | Very good. Now you, Chang, may giv tions of her toilet, how far may she not se Jewelry and hi r nervous system has been invig- 5 ext ea ewes oe a) pitta oon pare ge are are + | Surpass him, now that she has taken to : : the revolver, placed the muzzle | us an illustration of its meani ; z : } orated so that she has forgotten the cone a hoe RG aoe Chane -Setieen HEE GAA copying his manly dress, riding her bi- Watches, Clocks, Solid Silver and Plated Ware, &c. | Lata ag by tet AUG WAS hertay afflict- fainted from pain ani loss of blood, glishes towash. One: plate fallon floor; | SY° . and omens ae herselt from =| Spectacles ot all kinds and tor all ages; also fine Oper Gi | ed. The twain has enjoyed life better * aes ee : | draggle-tailed precedent of centuries di ary pera lasses. You } ; ‘ eB Ah and it wasa month before he fully re-| him biake in thlousand fifteen p ces. = : remiss are cordially invited to visit his establishment and ex. . t in their four yeats of impecuniosity than eencounter. Now he} Molican | meres! | by adopting the divided sbirt—which in his splendid display of beautitul goods and the low te ; | they had ever enjoyed it in all their Hee Ge mae Go tala Bchanee. | turn will doubtless evolute intoa knick- | oe ye ae cr ISes 4 pars of f = YS | ee i KINDS NG JING N , 1T ‘ r years of fortune u coyote.” | —Stranger (on car, t a ee | ALL 3RAVING NEATLY EXECUTED. 5 aa | 30! y { o>” 2 7 : i Rough on the Colonel. ' . mie } yoni ey oes in man, actedly speaking, | ; 1 a Se Seen s st P nute | i Colonel (to sentry)—You say that this B : i | aperior sex steadily | Sentry—He did, Colonel hereyesasa model and example. « a as + jeer note chewing | Strange: “Can you give me the time | — 1) Bnd you ee eo Spare and v z re, and I will | again, sir Cadley {indignant})—“No, | = At Pa iL “That is just what I did Colonel? ees = 5 2 “And what did the man say wien you stop until you get through.” After wait- sir, I cant I've given you all I had. | Have you the la S06 wha! ce regs ROU | ing fifteen m ndseeingnochange, | You'd better apply to some man who | Clerk—“Yes.” Girl (after a moment)— > refused to accept the cig ‘a chaend ts e and wenthome.”— | has eternity on his hand: 3." —Harper’s | “Please let me have Mr. James Brown | Bazar. i of Texas."—Harvard Lampoon. “He said, Colonel, you are an ass."— | From the German. Detroit Free Pre: nt HE POSITIVE CURE. 66 Warren &., New York. Price 60 ct