The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 2, 1891, Page 6

SSS LepAI RONSRIGRE ae SST Our Ship Has Arrived. And the cargo of Christmas Goods has been un- ‘oaded at the Novelty Store. In this sbip ioad of holiday goods we have selected something new and aovel for every child in Bates County. Toys in endless variety, every kind, every style. Dolls from the greatest to the smallest. THE HOME OF SANTA CLAUS en a THE NOVELTY STORE, HOME OF Do Drop In oe And I will show you tie grandest, the most supe: b. the most stupeuduouse. the most gorgeous, assort ment of Holiday goods ever placed on exhibition ina store in Butler. I will show everything in the toy line from a tep toa steam engine. The prices are made to suit all, and the poor as well as the rich can find what they want at the Novelty Store THE HOME OF SANTA CLAUS. SNT West Side of the Public Square. Tho World in Miniature. 1 crow for the Novelty Store, and the great and immense line of Holiday Goods, which has just ar rived in the ship from the New York markets, the Lub of the United States Everybody is talking of this store's stock of Holiday goods and say they never saw the like in Butler before, and I inted to crow from the front door of the Novelty Store un- til the night of the 25th of December if I “bust” my throat wide open. THE HOME OF SANTA CLAUS SS ae een on nea ne ee ee RN Se A CE, Sz Which Wray, Stranger? Tam going tu the Nove'ty Store for Holiday goods for m:> children and a nice present for my wife. I live in Cass County and understand Charlie Lewis has bought out the Novelty Store, and I know there is nothing in the Holiday line between the lids that is not nailed down or red hot, but that Charlie Lewis has it, and ITknow I can find anything and everything I want, and I will get it cheaper there than anywhere else This store is THE HOME OF SANTA CLAUS A Music Box to be Given Away.—This handsome piano or music box was made in Switzerland, it plays S pieces and is worth S60. We have decided to give every one that buys $5 worth of goods a chance at securing this present, To Be Civen Away. In order to please the little girls we lave arrang- ed to give away a LIFE SIZED BISQUE DOLL, and every person buying Que Dolla’s worth of goods will be given a chance to get loll. The doll will be handsomely dre this beautiful sed and car be seen in the front window of the Novelty Stove THE HOME OF SANTA CLAUS. Come to the Noveity Store for Candy Departmeat This department is led to overflos mammoth stock Gf all | Is of fancy eandies, from the cheapest mesed t ve tnost delicious takes manufactured. Ta che thes we have just re ceived 1.500 pounds ani ea supply all the Christ mas trees in th ant inl Tess price than a store in Butle W- a’so ha woof fresh Fruits and Nuts of all kinds Come t THE HOME Ot} SANTA CLAUS Plush Geods! Plush Goods!! In this department we boastfully cluim that we have no competition in this section of the country. Our line of Plush Albums embraces the chea; ve; we have them in all the So if you your wife, sister, friend or sweetheart resent, you can find it at the Novelty Toys! Toys!) Toys!!! Tn endless of every description, enough for al in the county. We also have the large of DOLLS ever brougit to Butler. | Cail spect them before buying, at the most expe’ ent designs, want to m uish, shapes and sizes a haudsome store variches, little on assortment and in THE HOME OF SANTA CLAUS Jall in and see it For Handsome Christmas Presents We call the attention of the older people. young ladies and gents to our unexcelled, nuimitated line of PLUSH TOILET SETS In this department we can show you something really elegant and just the thing for a Christmas present will net only be orna md something that mental bat useful Something that will’make glad tof the most fastidious We have these tvanwil designs and we want you them. We also have a large line of s.Whieh : tended for preseat amarket and nia the Novelty Store we wart vou to look al them. THE HOME OF SANTA CLAUS % SAYS IT WILL CURE. | what it has done and what it will - } continue to do if tampered with R. I. Starke, of Johnstown, speaks in Here let me say to those who are Complimentary Terms of Dr. bound down with strong drink, Keeley’s Care ter Denn. at ones to Dwight, There you kenness—Instan | will meet many of God's noblemen: ces Cited | manly, earnest men —who are balt Jouxsrows, Mo., Nov. 23,91. | lug brietly at the world’s great Mec- F itor Rich Hill Daily Review. lea of liberty, the helpless inebriates, In the Mining Review of Nov. 19, | court of last resort, patiently aw there appeared a communication) ing the toot of Dr. from Dr. W. I. Hudelson of Keeley’s horn your | heralding the resurrection and magic city branding Dr. Leslie KE. Keeley,’ benediction, “Thou act bora again. of bi-chloride of gold iiuge humbug, ete. Coming from the source it does, Iam satisfied it fame, as a) depart in peace.” My word for it, you will return to your family and friends a new man, and the associa- $ ealeulated to mislead. From the tes and friends who micht now ebide Sendlives it appears that Dr. bas you will be first to welcome you and “been there,” and of course his com- , say you did right Munication will be cousidered au Now [have written too long a let thority. Now the object of this let | ter alrexdy, but ere I let me ter is to prohibit or correct if p< # but sympathy for those ble, any wrong impression said) who are powerless to he Ip emsel- communication is liable to make. ves could have tempted me to write We wish to present a few facts we gathered in Dwight, Ill, since, while “Passing through the this letter. And T hope none will be ied to believe Dr. Keeley and his Bie-hloride of Gold a humbug not long valley of the shadow,” acting cur And now a word to Dr. Hudelson part, as faras the gold deal was and Tam done. You and I will eon- concerned, submitting to the “injec- tion” and “extraction” process with- outa murmur. * * * tinue to be friends know is of the heart. Your There are too error, I many living witnesses in Butler to- Now, I am not in favor or sympa- day who have tried this treatment. thy with this cry of “humoug,” be | They stand as monuments of Dr cause here and there you learn of a | Keeley and his wonderful Bi-chloride few conspicuous failures. Young of Gold cure. Respectfully Yours. Dr. Keeley enys: “Boys who have R. J. Starke uot contracted the alcohol disease, a and men who would rather wallow, A red, white and blue “appeal for in the gutter with a hog than walk | justice” issued by “the Soldiers’ and the sidewalk with a gentleman, and | Sailors’ Alliance” of Columbia, not men who do not want to be cured, such characters, he says, can not be | only asks for more pensions, but de- mands that “in case there shall be cured, no surplus money in the treasury Now, I know the great mass of! then it shall be the duty of the see- wen who go to Dwight for treatment retary of the treasury to cause to be are cured—not less than 95 per made on hand roller presses at the cont. These statistics we vathered from men from every State in the Cnion, and as Dr. Keeley proposes sothing but good, Tsay let him go ahead. He is weleome to all the good he has “extracted” from and not forall the wealth of Rich pay all the obligations ineurred Hill could I be persuaded to take Brave’ Quly one thing is ynitted, one drink of tke “distilled hell if : you will pardon the language.) I stand to-day s living ent of and that is that money shall be p and blue ed in red. white MASSACRES BY CHINESE Befoiat Missions Pilbacced and Barred P:ris, Nov. 25.—A Pek n continues the is Shain lispateh from statetaent that armed bands have devastated a whole district in the northern part of China and the Belen Sahehi. 3B co.verted on pullayed and burned ov and missions at c es over a hundred were massacred by the blood thirsty bundy. The station at Gahol was also sacked and burned. The priest in charge of the mission, a Belgian by birth. was killed by the mob and several other Christian was also massacred natives hi wl heretofore been was no sign that a The local bad taken no outbieak, and quiet and there revolt was meditated. vathoriti steps to sup] when the natives rose they met with material opposition. The local goy- ernor attaches the responsibility of the ¢ Mongolian rebbers Whatever the truth may be. the gen- limes to eral government has taken steps to prevent any further outrages on for- eigners or native Christians in the district. Under orders from Pekin all the troops available were imme- diately dispatched the disturbances te the sceneof All About A Woman. Grantville. Ga, Nov. 25.—Wilkes James, the son of a proment farmer. aud Edward Jenkins, neighbor. were rivals for the hand ofa young lady here. The young lady kept the two men in suspense, first favoring ove and then the oth- er Pen days ago both called upon the girl at the There game of out” and when they parted Jenkins told James that the next time they met would be the last erday tney gether four drew 1 same time. Was a “freeze . the peculiar merit and the Hood's power the son of a! Holiday Goods, West The Intluence of Love. (Mev Dr Kuhne, passion. If a Ymake him quick if a ian be careless, it wil make him will t:ifam he covetous it uke him hberal; if a man he silent. it will make him speak; and if he be sad, it wil! make him merry The question has frequently be discussed, whether there cau be jov, | hath before; and it is generally held af where is not, o1 not been lov firmatively. It Augustine called joy. | The love of a good friend obtained, ; there prevent cannot be a better thing t sadness than the f friendship; for in its very nature it is | self denying, putting a man out of himself, and making bim so live in the thing that he joves. Prevention is Better Than cure. aud those who are sub ject to sheumatisi can prevetit at tacks by keeping the blood pure and free from the acid which causes the disease. For this purpose Hood's Sursapanila is thousands with great success. Itis the best blood purifier used by The Case Di sed. Sedalia, Mo., Nov. 24.—Lineoln Porter, sou of Judge J. L. Porter,of Bates county, and who was arrested | here yesterday for the theft of a team of horses from bis father, was arraigned before Justice Fisher to- , day, charged with briugiug stolen With-- property into Pettis county out a word of evidence, Prosecuting Attorney Longan dis- the notwithstanding the court objected strenuously, and hearing missed case, it he will not home. where the crime was committed is alinost certain that be prosecuted at his Young Porter left for howe with Lis father to-night A Duty to Yourseli. teker fken FARMERS love of | Gs wa CA r e. MAC SGuare. ANK OF BATES COUNTY, ‘Cash Capital. $50,000.00 Db N. THOMPSON President J. ok. ROSIER Vice-President E. A BENNETY 2d Vice-President | Eb. Kipp Cashier Dr. J. EVERINGHAM Secretary T. Wo SILVERS Attorney DIRECTORS. x, Farmer and etock reiser. J. 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