The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 27, 1892, Page 6

A full and complete line of the best makes just received. Farm Implements. Such as | and Express says editorially to-day: | General Ruscell | us that he will not write a letter of/ at an early hi The streets lead jwithdrawal from the presidential ing to the jail from the « house jcontest. He says he is in the race|were thronged. It will be remem-| to remain until the finish; that he bered that the defendaut a negrey | BARLOW AND JIM DANDY CORN PI sANTERS, Western Cultivators, Aud the greatest Riding FLYING Buggies, Spring Wagons, and Turnbull Farm Wagons, G rass Sees Call and see me. t low on earth the DUTCHMAN, Also a full line of Walki ng Plows and Harrows and Roa‘ Carts, Mitchell ce tion so that when the d es Lave ina terr ner. on all assembled, they may exercise | hand to-dav at the court, but a con- their best judgment and nominate |tinuance was cranted until to-mor-! Alger Is Still “in Tt.” New York, April 20.—The Mail! A Sherifi With Nerve. Sherman, Tex., was the day for April the Sam A. Alger informs favors the sendiug of uninstructed | assaulted Wm. S little bo. delegates to the Minneapolis couven- g them withaclub the candidate who can best be trust- row. This increased the mob which ped towiu. In the ace sion of the had ga 1, the prisoners remain couvention General Alger says he ider a Leavy has every confidence aud will cheer- jfully and cordially acquiesce He} himself. SHIRLEY CHILDS. H.j.. FUCKER, Saccessorto J. G Walker DRUGGIST. | Dealer in Drugs and Medicines — . | Prescriptions Carefully Compound- | ed. A uight Clerk can always be had by pulling the Knobin front. | BEGG NG FOR BREAD. People of Six Texas Counties San Antonio, Texas, April 19—For three years the counties of Starr, Hi- | dalgo, Portieas. Zapata, Mexico and Duvall have been subjected to a drouth of such severity as to render | the production of the necessaries of | Ship that it cannot well get The season for planting has passed and early crops having beev killed by frost there is no hope for relief rains should secure a light fall crop. The loss of stock, the depreciation | life impossible. unless summer | ¢ Starving | Remarkable Success The Davis Sewing Machine. man- ufactured by the Davis Sewing Ma- chine Company, has fairly anut astonished its iuventor, 1 the rapidity with which it has come to tcturers, and agents, at Watertown, N. Y. | \from United States the front as the favorite family sew- i: ing machine People have for years supposed |" that no more improvements be made in this “family friend,” | that this was possible is ebundantly | * | proved by the New High-Arm Davis. | easily understood; hey are in greater demand, where} heir merits are known, than any| | other sewing machine. They are so | \ | | so sure to stay in perfect order, ard} the ul persons j so cheap, cousidering | that we advis quality, wishing the very best sewing machine made, to obtain a “Davis.” mna- they company Tully warrants every } chine for tive years—and well is of such a high grade of workman out of order. A hard machine will eventually impair the constitu- Ama perfectly, is agonizing to a nervous, delicately organized girl or woman. A n | runuing | } tion of the strongest woman. chine that does not work hine in value of all kinds of property, the | that is often out of order, that is not inability of the ranchmen to procure | money for the payment of taxes the prevalence of smali-pox through a section extending through San Ig- nacco, in Zapata county, to Rio! Grand City in Star county, and the | baleful effects of the Garza revolu- | tion combined have produced a des titution hitherto unknown. of the people are using the fresh Some meat of cattle which have died from disease or starvation, and others are | drying the flesh for future use. The losses on cattle, the principal in dustry of this section, ure estimated at 80 per cent., and in Neeces coun- ty alone 60,000 head have died. The famine district contains a population | estimated at 15,000 to 20,000 peo ple, and probably one-fourth of this | number require assistance, while the resources of the balance of the pop- ulation are only adequate to wain- tain themselves and families. The people have appealed to the state in | vain, and another appeal, signed by the leading citizens and addressed tothe public, has been published, asking for contributions of corn and other supplies to be addressed to the Central committee,Starr county, eare of R. B. Monroe, County Judge. | Remarkable Facts. eat disease is usually supposed to he neurable, but when properly treated a large proportion of the cases can be cared. Thus Mrs. Kimira Hatch, ot Elk. aart, Ind., and Mrs. Mary L. Baker ot Ovid, Mich., were cured atter suttcring zo years. S.C. Lraburger, druggist at San Jose, Ill., says that Dr. Miles New Heart Cure, which cured the tormer, “whorked wonders tor his wite.’’ Levi Logon of Buchan n, Mich., who had veart disease tor thirty years says two rottles made him teel like a new man. Dr. Miles’ New Heart Cure is sold by H.L. Tucker. Book of wendertul tes- timenials t 1 Live Chicks as Gold Placers. The chicken raising industry is likely to have a boom in Movtana. A citizen of Butte, in that state, who killed a rooster for dinner the other day found several nuggets of gold in its cr@peand gizzard. He ai once staked oaf'a claim on the thirty-one remaing members of flock and began mining them The result of this operation had a cas! hy. his e successful buying up all the ¢ tind and setting th scratching for their lelphia Record. S387. death.—P. | you that what we have said of | Davis Sewing machine is true to the | ready for use at all times when it is | wool on the free list, and hoped the | pleas | time Three fourths of the! wanted, is a thing of neither ure or profit. time required in making a garment is ordinarily the work. wasted with this machine, as by the use of consumed No time is thus | the vertical feed all manner of sewing is done without basting. a Davis” If you buy you will have a machine | approximating perfection, and far more than this, no one need ask. Call and see the machine at Ben- Baldwin, Agent, and he will convince the letter. A National Event. The holding of the World's Fair ina may, for the machine in all its parts | in basting \ could | Friday at the county jail but | the county commissioners 1 ib made. so light rurn’ng, | exercises the sovereign ery American citizen in following Bredtield’s Female Reg has w Muiator ife | Many sjin the ¢ i} will happe were lock Aldrich t Oma Neb., ad made all the ter at arrangements E n Orme he execution of C sed t : z Garza Abroad Again. allow the execution within the aAle Fe = ttl ce } Washington, April 19.—The war cts of the court hov id : Hl | rent is informed of a slight | The president deci to respite 7 é } the Garza insurrectionary ixoa until May 20 by which time] [more rent in Texas and that troops scene of the it is expected that arrangements can j have gone to the late sate een ee duly Bucklen’s Arnica Ss: Ive, The Best Salve inthe A entien letter sa The dow world for Cuts | Bruises,Sores, Ulcers, SaltRheum Fever) ry ofa Tuchish bride is fixed by Sores, Tetter,Chapped Ha Chibl il ic a Sy custo at about $1.70. A man ever | Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi- |CUstom at at S170. A Phe | tively cures Viles, or no pay re red. It}needs to have « whole Indies’ semi- *“ | is guaranteed to give pertect satisfaction a; : f|mary oi wives before he cau Price 25 cts per box; | : y his debts. ker, druggist. |in enough to | rade. | Held Office to the Last. April 16.—A} ‘Iam happy to say,” remarked | the preacher, “that the sheriff died resigned.” gather or money refunded For sale by H. L. Declares For Eree T Grafton, W. Va, large gathering of farmers listened to Jerry Simpson of Kansas, in the opera house yesterday. He pitched | “I dispute that statement,” said into the republican doctrine of pro- |the editor. “He died, but Til be tection, and said that the more the|}hanged if he resigued!”—Atlanta farmers were protected the poorer | | Constitution they got. He was glad that the| : AS democrats of the house had placed | SA5GQen@=— = distant when there e trade. vas not far G. A. VAN HALL, — SUCCESSOR TO— would be absolute f. For dyspepsia and liver complain | havea printed ¢ guarantee on every bot- | | te ot Shiloh’s Vitalizer., It never fails |B) BERNHARDT & CO. to cure. Sold by H. L. Tucker. | - During the parade of the veterans | —FOR of the lost cause at New Orleans a | | | | ; with one arm rushed up to Gen. Gor- his arm around ; nett Wheeler Mercantile Co's; T. P.| It was a tight embrace and the gen- leral’s aides teared he would lose his | jseat, 2s the horse began to prance | 5 ' side his hero for a block until having | ‘satisfied the fervor city scarcely fitty years old will be a re-! markable event, but whether it really benefit the nation as much a discoyery of the Restorative Nervin Dr. Miles is donbttul. This is just the American people need to cure their sleeplessness, nervousness, dyspepaia. will | headache, dizziness, neuralgia. nervous | ‘Oh, it will wear away, debility, dullness,confusion of mind etc It actelikeacharm. Trial fine book on ‘‘Nervous and eases”’ free at H. L, Tucker's drugstore. It is warranted to contain no opium, morphine or dangerous drugs. 1 According to a French authority nearly all of the Partisian funerals are managed by a syndicate of dertakers. un- funerals, six of which are remunera- tive. The first six range in cost from £4,000 to £320. An eighth class fu-)‘ neral costs about £1; the ninth 6s, and the tenth is free. The funerals directed by this company 673 a week. average Missionaries have done a good bottles and | Heart Dis-| Balsam, which is sold on a positive guar- | ‘antee to cure, they would see the excel- | Allow a There are ten classes of tall grizzled Texan, an old soldier PURE DRUCS MEDICINES, don, who was riding the by and threw gcneral’s neck. about, but the warrior walked on be- | TOBACCOS AND : of his affection he gave the old rebel yell and pi-| N- TN ko routted back to the ranks whence he’ j bad come. Some Foolish People CIGARS, ARTISTS |MATERIALS OF ALL | run until is gets be-| medicine. They say! but in most|p | ases it wears them away. Could they | induced to trv the successful Kemp’ s| KINDS cough to Yond the reach of rescriptions Carefully Compounded A liberal Patronage of the public is solicited. b lent effect after taking Price 50c and $1. ail druggists. Trial size tree. At BARNEY. . iG aie | Will stand the seacon of Is2 at my stable,eight Chicago, April 19.—Saturday Hen-| miles due east of Butler, and 3-4 of a mile 5 south ofthe Butler and montrose road. De- ry Frahim went to the farm house, | se pription and pedigree . Barney isa coal black jack. mealy nose. 15 near Dunning, cecupied by one of | hands high and was sired by McDonald’s fine i | mammoth jack, dam was one of Leonards’ his daughters, Mrs. Emma Olsen, oe ts, heis a sure and large breeder e te ane = Slo to ure acoit to stand and with s her mother, and Colt will stand good tor s fsersiceliias) tecuirenperst a0 asked for his wife, who was upstairs | trading or removing mare forfeits insurance and money must be paid. | the first dose. | | whom liv iputting to bed a grandchild. He | vent accidents but will soo te Terie strode upstairs and demanded that! eas ee PRINCE 'his wife go live with him. She re-| scutalenaenuenses Sea tieinaxesees fused aud he drew a revolver, shot | ¢fiw at the same stable austere: at $5. Con- her in the breast and then killed | aoeee See Euenasey norte pee ye himself. She may recover. He oftrotting and ronning stock and isa work in old India, where the people were kinder to brutes than to men. Lepers in India were treated with’ Ants are eaten by many nations. | shocking inhumanity before Chris- | tianity entered that country. Many of them were buried alive. The En- glish rulers have put a stop to this custom, and for fourteen years there has been a special Christian 1 for the 135,000 lepers in India. A New York cook says: an entertaimment is most water, som ainda The Germans en- ower water | blo d horse You are invited tocaliand | See him before breeding. Will be prepared to keep a few mares on pasture for those d. i | te leave Shem with me Dewitt McDa iv There is no accounting for taste. In| Brazil they are served with a rosi-! nous sauce and in Afriea they stewed with butter or grease. Scientific American Agency for are The t Indians catch thei in pits and) y mash them in b In Siama segs isa costly luxury. like rais eurry ATS. 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