The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 20, 1892, Page 3

WOMEN IN MEN’S POCKETS, trophe, But It Turned Oat Satiafactority. Men's pockets exerta strange fascina- tion upon women. Almost a Cat. Many and many a quarrel has been precipated upon @ quiet and trustfal household by the wife, in an inquisitive mood, thrusting her fingers into the pockets of the coats or waistcoats dangling from the n ofa robe. She finds a « ick Headache ond relieve all the troubles ine | ter, a bit of golden hair, or some | dent to a bilious state of the system,such as ,,,, — } Distinees, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after | &°%8w of feminine apparel, andy eating, Fain in ee Srhile theierace6 jeyed jealousy immediately takes pos- session of her soul. Sometimes she rushes with demoniac fury upon her un | suspecting lord or master. waving aloft A the tell-tale etter, but mor: n no, yot Carters Little X Pile are | {.,, A fap rd or letter, i mor ‘equally valuabloin Constipation, curingand pree | frequently she hies to her mam: venting thisannoying complaint,whiletheyalsa | the twain betake them to correct all disorders of thestomach stimulatethe detactive. whe wi ae ag liver and regulate the bowela, Even if they only Ive, who Is instructed t« cured the case. Maude is engaged + | Burleigh, called Surly foe’ | athletic clubs. where he is kno ‘Acbethey would bealmost pricelesstothosewha | 6! all-round man i . sulle {ror this distressing complaint; butforta- | me. While Mande and Joe wore nately their goodness docs notend here,and those is ‘ ; : . : Datel rotre thom will find these little pilavaie, | Se the phantom of loves youn able in no many waysthat they will not be wil. | dream in the back parlor, Mau Ung todowithoutthem. Butafterallsickhead | man-like, began rummaging in coat pockets. She eriti ised his band. | she commented (Inthe bane of #0 many lives that here fs where | case ‘wo make our great boast. Our pillacureit while others do not. Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and upon his cigare and imatch box use to which each in the bunch was put. At last it occurred to her very easy to take. One or two pills makea dose. that she he t he oe ; They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or | ' at she hadn't had her little purge, but by their gentleaction pleaseall who | in Joe's right-hand vest pociset aoitiem, Invisiaat 2S cents: fvefor $1. BOM) go down into its dept! ‘uggists everywhere, or sent by mail. ess CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. thrust incontinent] SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE | 7"1,, "235, 4, eee: la holding you? Why. t - |silver haiy } a Grecian coil, Now, as Maude’s hair was black as night and she naturally affected gilt pins, it was ) Joe to claim that he had for her, so, turning all colors. he stain- mered out the real truth of the matter, "t ybody but tr; pene Con oe te eee that he didn't. know and couldn't how the silver pins came in his Sradfield’s Bey: aes pocket. Mande refused to bx Femals fe ulater . sed isa Geen bout rie Loe a Specific ‘or PAIN UL, PROFUSE, girl, some horrid: thin # ored tresses. She : SCANTY, SUPPRESSED and IRREGULAR MENSTRUATION. make aclean br alf a dozen asda sever thrust into Every ivionth many women suffer from Excessive of Scant Menstruation; they don’t know who to confide i t> get proper advice. ipossible for susht them omising Book to ‘ WOMAN" mailed free. forgive himif he told her whole BRADFIEL® REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga. | truth. Suddenly Joe caught his weep- Sold by all Druggiete, ing sweetheart up in his stout armsand tossed her up into the air as if she were a fifty-pound dumbbell “Hurrah, Maude! [ have it,” ied. “You know that Archie Lewis is ia love with that strawberry blonde, Kitty Williams. Well, Archie) and I joined lockers at’ the gymnas Sold by F M. CRUMLEY & Co. Crry Druesrors. Burien, he er have Our clothes often get mixed, as we use the same line of hooks. This afternoon [ reached the club before Archie, and he, no doubt, hung his vest up alongside of mine, then, as he continued to undre he found these silver hair pins in his trousers’ pocket, and wishing to trans- fer them to this pocket, he reached up and slipped them, not into his, but into my vest pocket. thing happened. Lean see it all plain as a pikestaff!’ “Yes,” said the delighted Maude, “and they are just the shaped pins that. 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Thi excellent, easy filter. Water, it should be y he kept cool wi WEBSTER’S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY A GRAND INVESTMENT + the Fatally, the School or the Libriery le work ef revision 6c sotere than a bundy ving been employed, xpended before the first ¢ 5 . is an and very cheap style of eT) arthen pitcher or jar whi | receives it in three folds of cotton or | linen cloth, kept constantly. wet—N. Y, ou ever play foott I should think you would enjoy it” | —"Ed- | Ned—“My dear fellow, I have a wife \ | and family!"—Lowell Citizen. set, and | being chang such a mi: e- | i de sete <|oularly, by processes not altogether un- | ©5% 8" a derstood curtace eens | Cee ad Anne of Aus- many manu- | in the | be a hole | of the jar, | Under | | SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY. OF GENERAL INTEREST. analyzed the waters of the Dead Sea | to the ancients for its invaluable dye- and found that they wil! kill every mt | ing properties as many of their peucice crobe, with the exception of gangrene which have been preserved give unmis- and tetanus bacillus. With this discov- jery he hopes to render service to ths French spitals. byasimilardye. The colors madefrom this base are rich, beautiful and per Lout when a dead body was placed upon them, or contradicted a person who swore falsely by them. one hur storm —The Georgia city of Macon is re- The r j g over the fact that the Ocmulgee City are river is now navigable ‘from the city The dre lantic ocean,” and has within dredeing + improv the government engi- corps The Oemulgee has long i and a quar- - ts mad any other stz of Ge names of its rivers, and al sound, as, nulgee, the Chopee, Ogeechee, the Cannouchee, the the Chattahoochee, the 8S: ear a mus the ¢ finest whet- | Arkansas of furnishi stones ¢ St Altamaha, and others. Ind f many nnames of ‘ eiereied —This word of encouragement is of- we rues fered by some kind-hearted woman to ae siee: coon girls who lament their bright locks: “The ¢ ee srines who made Russia » for so long: so as well as Marie Antoinette, ose blonde tresses had in them a glint of gold Marv Stuart, Queen of ight be added to the list. Seo's, m t 1 sea level Africa and omitting | 1 afterward explained to his brother a, which are mostly | = foxes that it was fashionable to gotail- south of the is about 820 feet. | Irie 14 Hs rthern | 88s and he suggested that they should |The lar 20 he nerthern | 4.11). a SS Sea isph vont 44,000,000 square i this appears to have happen |}ecomet world 1,009 square | difference of, say. 28.- | * les of an aver- age height of 920 feet above the sea level mil When Riel *s comet ap- t was found to have been slostits tail. Prof. of the Lick observatory, has i abou 5 miles, leavin 09,000 square and « Barnar. now d red a tailless comet, which anavot st ti would indicate that Biela’s erratic trav- . i d 3 A beaten a *0n | eler has been more snevessful in setting for cording engines is being introduced. | the fashion than was .Esop's fox. In this arrangement the shaft of the : = Sas —John Brooks, of Syracuse, has upper calendar roller is prolonged be- 4 s : a - brought suit against the publishers of yond its bearing fo x . reads % the Jewish Gazette for libel in calling him a Christian, laying his damages at —An ingenious short stance and a worm affixed to the end gearing into a worm wheel mounted on a stnd at- tached to binelet cathe famine thes 500. In his complaint he says that SSHEEl Aldo) ane ARR eo he ey the publication has held him up nin which eneagee with a lever, the lat. | wickedly to the scorn of his fellows.” He says it was made with malicious in- tent, and that since the publication he had been “brought into scandal, in- famy, and disgrace with and among his neighbors to the extent to cause it to be suspecte! and believed by said neighbors and citizens that he had been guilty of the offense of being a Chris- tian.” —Before the invention of the Jac- quard loom, carpets were either of very simple pattern, «r, if elaborate in their designs, necessarily very ex- pensive. The ancient royal manu- factory of the Gobelins in Paris has always oceupied the first place in re- gard to artistic perfection Some of the carpets produced there cost from 100,000 to 200,000 franes, requiring five to ten years for their completion. None of them have bi for sale since the year 1701. They have been presented to the different sovereigns of Europe, and are only to be found in the palaces of conrts. ter ia turn ‘ting upon one end of The oth end of this last named lever is such a man- ne der tech pivoted to ffer er, the latter being supported in working position by the another leve as to pass un one side of the di teh. Three colossal statues ten feet in height, of rose granite, have just been found at Abukir, Egypt, a few feet be- low the surface. The discovery was made from indications furnished to the government by a local savant, Daninos Pasha. in one @ Queen Hent- me throne, an ar- rangement unknown before among Egyptian statues The third statne represents Rameses standing upright in military attire, a scepter in his hand and a crown upon his head. Both bear hieroglyphic inseriptions and both have been thrown from the pedestals face downward. Their site is on the ancient Cape Zephyrium, near the remains of the Temple of Arsinoe. Relies of the early Christians have been found in the same lo first two represe mara seated 0: Since there are women who bestow any amount of thought, time and money upon their pet dogs it is not surprising that the fashions in dogs’ millinery, jewelry, ete, are constantly changing time ago jeweled collars and bracelets were all pus, at CATCHING A SHARK. Not Such an Easy Job as It Sight Be— How One Got ‘way the rage; t now considered old re young man spiddenly exclaims | fashioned. : st sty collar “What's that?” pointing to a dark ob-|of white patent ther, mented “That's ject some fifty feet away with a bow of ribbon or velvet the ex- | | the reply, “and } fair owner. | , f duil leather, t with the name the deg perforated tf eood. Wish [and stitched with gold or silver thread: could s If we don't, | but in all cases the e. ar must be white bow mrst rn ress’ kinds dogs of fashion. vs of a m, if it's a |gown—colers and sh+ ng out of favor wit! st solean say I've | be to, Esuppose you up lots of | Time For mist be THE SEASONS. in the Different While sh fire or lo nd your winter field just be- did you ever very moment in some part of the one is resting the fruit? nded in most land, six feet long. row aut there or he giuning to turn ink thateven g e harvest is bus ld? Andt her is bri to keep a | t tox nt, or heli let hima have any i the line off. He inch through. oly cirele districts in Aust Sane are just beginning to reap the fruits of their toil February, March—Upper E, jIndia begin and through these months | April enlarges the number w vest in Svria Cyprus, coast of Egypt, Mevxie», Cuba, Persia and Asia Minor. May is a busy time in central Asia, Persia, Algeria, Morocco, southern Texas, Florida, China and Japan. June calls forth the harvesters in Cal ST SEL Ger SEG fermi, rezon) poumces United States, ihe doesn't seem ve eo poe Pe rtogal, ta y, Hangary, Rou- ‘| melia, Turkey, Danu pect of his yi g = 5; e S young | een France, Greece and Sic d exe sympathy in any! y,, who was unaware of its cause.— | Me.) Journal before the shark is 7 ypt and man’s words proved : swimming ina circle Me has made almost 1 the first thing | and would-be nows the line slackened and hari is gone. yer he'd t it off if yer let | sees harvest in Erg raska, Switzerland. Iowa. T —A French professor has recently | —The poplar was undoubtedly known | takab.e evidence of having been tinted | tend to form around storms | ™3neBt lous sheet, thickest near the | —In different parts of the country n¢ storm. and thinnest and 1a number of magic the outer limits The tem- ssess the most remark: | s high in front of stor properties Tradition tells how The f i n so-called ‘speaking stones” | is a fine stream for catfish | te of the | rgia has retained | Flor | has retained | its rivers. | ; so had Maria Ther- | und and Cather: | —The fox that lost his tail in a trap | din the | Hel | While the people of Chili and other | countries of soathern Sonth America | continue harvest | n har- | n states, south- ad, Neb- |} acis, In- | THE ST. LOUIS= WEEKLY : ar) = = oo a = mri = = > ==) 4 The Best Newspaper of the Age! 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Passenger and Ticket A’gt INQUIRE OF; LAURA CONCKLIN, ’ PASSAIC, MO. sT. LOUIS, MO, SHICKENS & EGGS \ | | Good Agents, Salary $25 per | anted vrck to sell onr. general line | of merehandise No peddling. Above | i] Salary will be paid to ve’? agents. For further informatioon, address | CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY ©O., \ lis West Van Burlil St., 1a-ly Chicago, en. | Do You Want to Save from 25 to 50! Cents on Every Dollar you Spend. Ifso, write f alozue contain of Groceries, Dr 8. . 1 Clothing, Hardware, Agricultural Im- | of 20 cents for postage. ERAL SUPPLY Cu., West Van Buren § wChicago, Ml. I will pay the highest market price for chickens and egg delivered >| at my store at Virginia, Mo. T also have good feed connection with my store. caps stable in Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, Cou of Bate pred é ee. iy ELSON M. NestLeropr. that I Where | Page, his wi and Annie b of truet « i J in the recorder’. es county, Missouri Yat page 545 conveyed to H. F. Royer as trustee, the following described real estate situated lying and being inthe cou of Bates and state of Missouri, to-wit ‘ The west half ef lot six {6] of the northeast quarter of section two jz] and ali ot lot si« of the north the west rm. the followi were had. and entered ¢ ot Missouri at the relation and . collector of the nthe state of Mis- | ] sou .¥s. Lewis S. Davis. defendant } Civil action for delinquent taxes | west quarter of seetion one (1) alae f of lots #ix (f)) and seven [7} of = the north narter of section one [i] all neretofore filed - “ iyi Bane cere ee township thirty-nine [501 of range’ twents. runtediin the: herimor, Dine (24) which conveyance was made in ten to th 2 trust to secure the payment of four 1 D pe D cig uri and it now appearing | tain notes of even date with said deed of tr retarn of the sheriffon | which said notes fully described in process ef law. Whereupon | deed of traatand wherese said deed of tras t sug ‘ie efendant | Provides that in case default be made in the pay- it is ordered by the court that ai ees lant | jnent of said notes either of or any partof ok be acd pa icat kate a " pe en notes,or the interest thereon or any part there- Sees each and general. natare. of | of When the same may become due, the said Le itie to enforee the lien Of the state of Mis- trustee or his successor, shall proceed to exe. ‘ i e e «jaan | Cate the power therein conferred; and where: sonri for the delit.quent taxes of the years } said deed of trust Turtier provitite yhacin cee of sickaees, death or absence from the state of Missouri, or other disability of said trustee or his refusal to act. then Noah Webster or the then acting sheriff of Bates county. Missour shall be appointed and made successor in trust: and whereas the said HF Koyce and Noah Webster trustees named in said deed of Now at this day comes the plaintif’ herein and hav w by her attorney aaid writ th: by the ordina fl i bed tracts of land situated in Bates county te-wit: The east halt ofthe sout rier of the £0 rter of sec- irty-eight and that unless sai a whl secs ceca) rust are absent from tho state of Missouri ani jdiana, Minnesota, | Canada, | 4 par totes Mbbret At | unable to act: and whereas, default has been Base Fiattery. jmorthern France. Germany, Austria county. | ™& je in the payment of two of said notes ani y did the pedestal,” said the | 25d Poland g sculptress to the visitor August cont ‘my father did the|the [British Is es, Belgium, Holl i, stal is the prettiest | C@nada, Denmark and R Scotland, ed gallantly. 2 4 Norway, sea as Ovetober is the harve in America and for bar¢ . Nor a Virginian. m descent from one of the | 2orthern Swede es of Virginia, I believe.” In November “Yes: our crest is a representation of | South Africa, Patago and a scene in the garden of Eden.” —Judge. ; Australia. —N. Y. Tablet Soutl gathering in orth begin in the interest thereon, now long past dae and unpaid New therefore I, C. W, Hartsock sheriff of Bates county, Missouri, at the re- © legal holder of said notes do hereby give notice that Iw proceed to sell all of lot six (6) of the north- % arter of section one in township thirty-nine 59] or range twent uated in Bates coun tion of the lar je auction to hand, at f Batier, co es se will endered ont on according to law or fessed d n the Butier v hewspaper printed and Mo , forfour neertion to be at fore the first dav of the next ‘A true copy trom the ree- uary 21, 1892, ne o'clock in the fore- von of that and cost HARTSOCK, Mo. Acting Trustee theseal of said Done st offcein lay of December. 1891. JOHN ©. HAYES, Cireuit Clerk w