The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 30, 1892, Page 6

| THIS IS NO BANKRUPT SALE. | FRANZ BERNHARDT, WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, North Side Square, Butler, Mo. will sell after this day anytbing in his store for actual Cost ani Carriage. | 1 now do all Watch and Clock work Myself And as a learned watchmaker with GO YEARS EXPERIENCE I can and will give you satisfaction. imc UWatch Ropairinaga 2 specialty. All work warranted. | Alarmed. | The startling information th: Candidate Stone bus suffered a para \lytic stroke has been bruit H the city for several days. pered that his recent illn in an attack of paralysis is at present away from Ne Needlexsiy WAITING FOR HER HUSBAND. hetie Incident of Creede, the ew Colorado Mining Town. St. Louis Globe Democrat. With her nut brown hair around her wan all un- kerpt and falling white face in towsled masses, her in the care of friends. If this report blue eves red from weeping and her a: true Mr. Stone's candidacy wil',} : athal© sourse ‘ but it 1 sheeks bly sunken where the col | ; fe : e1 that the oe é ed to be, with her thin cali- co dregs bedraggled and frazzed and her shawl] that lor, now twisted into cord around FORPS US suifering has no such Louis Mirror. was once of some Stones meet with the appreval of the man the Mirvor. At first editor Mike Fa her poor, spare neck, with the fad- | agement of edremnant of a lisle thread glove ing male clinging to the lean bony fingers of | the startling annoutce t that Col: the left hand, and with the right | stone's candidacy was fav by the | hand bare and red and numb with | | St. Louis Republic, Mayor Noo: ait cold; with her toes peeping through | and the iniidansedl idee notiarors the holes in her shoes like affright-| ple to Gov. Francis. The Mirror ed children in a dead house, and her | gidu’t say what Go. Francis wanted stockings bespattered with mud and | oe hoor t happened to conneet bin | inerusted with icicles, with the re mains of a once jaunty hat held up- | with it; | pression that it would at least meet i Mi: | but left a sort of avagua im- joriginal and best Liver erious charac |. jattaches toa Yo Protect the Public from fraud and imposition, the gen-| uine medicines of Dr. R. V. Pierce} are now sold only gists, authorzed as agents They are the cheapest medicines to use, as well as the best, because in every rene: case you pay only for the good you! : 1 get The money is refunded if they ever fail to benefit or cure. | | | Beis pn this pecu! d = \ = of “vy, ived or no pay,” the} = prices of the genuine guaranteed} x] | | medicines alw have been, are, 2 and always w e, as follows { & Dr. Pierce's Gi 3 covery (the from at d derangemen Dr. Pierce's I asant Pellets Pills, 25 cts. per v t Dr. S. Suspicion natural! es’ Nerve & Liver Pails, e through eae | 3100 per bettle. | ’s Favorite Prescription Price 50 [by HLT | i ")'H == — = oo rm = | —— Pw = =) = _ = =4 ee) BROWN, ROSE, Reterence Bank of Harri = Atkison’s on her fevered head by a little strip | the pleasure of the editor of the The Atehise “Ee Ge of blue ribbon—a forsaken creature yor if Prancis influence of that big [® Pare widower who is so Pension Aner. stalks about Creede like the ghost’ town, and elsewhere about the state | With griefat his wife's « ee that of a princess ma haunted Spanieh , would turn itself loose against Col he does not vive the t tei st hand | eee ere es a castle. “I am looking for Will,”) Stone. {sl ake to the prettiest wo ah o! West Se ater eo she will tell you if youaskherabout, The Mail does not believe for a Jcomes to condole qerthi him. | ee I age herself. “Will came here from) single moment that Gov. Francis} Yuu should not be withcut it. 3| WANTED—CHICKENS & EGGS Gainsville, and was to send for me | would undertake the senseless task} Every tamily i © to have ; . ree! \ ea age z i ditary taint of consumption in it. in two weeks. He sent me the/of trying to divert the influence of|‘.ty date back 3 or even 4 generations. money to come on, and told me in the leeter that he would meet me at the depot here. He didn’t meet me but I know he must be here, for he his friends from every man who re- ceived the favor of the St. Louis Re public or Mayor Noonan. In the first place he could not do it if he so has never deceived me and we have | desired, and secondly, he wouldsoon been married five years. Somebody | tind himself without if he! has stolen him from me—l know | tried it. they have—and are keeping him | Tt may not be gener: locked up in one of those houses in | Editor Fanning, but it is a fact nev the mountains.” And thus the poor | ertheless which prevails througheat forsaken creature rambles on Great | free Missouri, that a man does not} rough men listen to her and their | absolutely own his friends. The day eyes filled with tears, they offer her ‘of man worship has not yet dawned assistance, but she refuses all aid. | | in this state. “Will will come to me soon,” "she | The next move on editor Fanning’s persists when declining the kindly part was to put in circulation and | friends y known to offers. God pity her! Will's bleach- | fan the report that Col. Stone's ean | ed bones lie down the gluch_ toward | didacy was in the interest of rail | Wagon Wheel Gap. — Will_ was ac- | roads and monopolists. In this he| cused of jumping a claim and paid | jg making little headway in moulding the penalty. Nobody knows who | public sentiment. The great, hon shot him, but everybody knows that | est masses know too well that truth the buzzards plucked out bis eyes | ful alarms of that character rarel and picked the flesh from his poor, |if ever, come from such sources. If] tired bones. The httle woman's mind is blank now; disappointment made her insane. It is better so. A kindly old negro woman looks af- ter her and will see that no further harm comes to her. | the support ef the Mirror. Instinct | or something else would guide such | influences to him. | It is Col. Stone's opposition to | Merit Wins. corporate powers, and not his ap | We desire to say to our citizens, | proval of them, that drives the ue that for years we have been selling | ror and its kind from him. Dr. King’s New Discovery for con- | Finding failure in his eae po goo in he = | | Senseless reports the editor of the| Electric Bitters, and have never han- | Mirror at last seeks to remove Col. dled remedies that sell as well, or | Stone from the gubernatorial race | that have given such universal satis- | by a stroke of paralysis. faction. We do not hesitate to Gra Mr. Fanning and the editor of the | antee them every time, and we stand | Kansas City Times may at once al- ready to refund the purchase price, | .if satisfactory results do not follow \lay their fears in regard to Col./ their use. Theseremedies have won | Stone's health. He is in far better their great popularity purely on | condition than they would like to} their merits. H. L. Tucker, drug- | have, and through the aid and sup | | gist. port of the great country masses-- } who hate fraud and condemn wrong —he will be enabled to “paralyze” their champion and all others who) stand up against him in the next | at the rate of ten years each century. | convention at Jefferson City —Neva | Men are not old now so early as da Mail. : | they used to be. Ifeel it my duty to say a few} words in regard to Ely’s Cream | Balm, and I do so entirely without | solicitation. I have used it more ; or less half a year, and have found it to be most admirable. I have | suffered from catarrh of the worst {kind ever since I was a little boy andI never hoped for ‘cure, but Cream Balm seems to do even that. Many of my acquaintances have us Perhaps man’s duration on earth may get up tothe old standard by and by. The average duration of | human life is said to be increasing Shiioh’s catarrh remedy—a__ positive | ure for catarrhb, diptheria and canker- mouth. Sold by H.L. Tucker. Prohibition in lowa Still. Des Moines, Ia, March 22.—The Gatch bill substituting county op-} tion for prohibition in Iowa, was to day indetinitely postponed in the | ee ey ed it with exeellent results —Oscar partisan, the republicans favoring 9. tramsdsevarce! Ave Ch postponement and the democrats Jy. opposing it. A large crowd of spec- paneer tators was in attendance. Ther Earnest Russell of M , Ind... f tlhe vote was greeted with ms to be a survivor ofthe C acre. Sold toc, j0¢ and $1. Jtakes an expenditure of nearly 3 ‘tie across the . | become astonishing. x | etfecte 1- Col. Stone was a monopolist there|@ would be little difficulty in securing beak icago, 1 A This tact makes it necessary have a remedy with which to ¢ t this tormidable disease. A cough when taken at first can readily be cured betore it gets a serious hold cn the lungs. Ballard’s Horehound Syrup when taken in its early stages will cure consumption. It is guara ed to bring relief in every | case, when used for any affection of the | throat,lungs a st, such as con of the tion, infl Jepe Sold by HL. Tucker. A large fluater can n. st for the fun of it. the ocean j 000 to carvy a vessel ike the Majes tlautic. The Greatest 4 Among the great s s that ot Dr. Miles in discovering his New Heart elf ts be one ¢ ve demand for is Already the treat- ment of heart disease 1s becoming revo- lutionized and many unexpected cures tsoon ves shor breath, Cure has prove m ost important. swelling of ane AY book on heart and The unequalled dropsy. nervous G New Heart Cure OLe Tuck ervine for he flashes, nervous c ft perfectly, without reitting. Easily Learned. Cheap, Simple, Drrable,Practical. s Restorative hot n habit, etc. sprees, 1s, opi Pate C, Rood’s MAGIO Mammoth ae = nearest Agent sent Bonttfal toinvesticato AGENTS WANTED | The Rood Magic Scate Co., Chicago, Ill. C.B LEWIS & C0. 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