The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 7, 1892, Page 2

permet aan nas NATURE’S MARVELS 1N THE ROCKIES. Verrible rate of an Indian Guide Who Fell into a Subterranean Riyer. ~ Ottawa, Ont. Noyember 29.—Al bert Mouson, who has reached Koo fenay, British Columbia, from Mon tana, telis a wonderful story. “Two prospectors,” he says, “Phil Barnes and Plerre Leger, an Indian guide uamed Kiled Kilkat and myself left Bouner’s Ferry on August 7 and struck outin a northeasterly direc tion, headed for the peaks and can- yonsin the extreme northern range ef the main divide of the Rockies On August 25 we were within twe ty five or thirty miles of the Cana dian line and at au altitude of 7,000 Jeet. Our ears were filled with d sound like the roaring of a waterfall which the Indian guide said came from “Big Hole in the Water.” He piloted us to the edge of a precipice and, looking over, we saw straight down before us a deep pool or river, sbout a quarter of an acre in area sod inclosed on the three sides by high walls of rock, thus forming a perpetual and insurmountable bar rier to the passage of the water be yond this spot. Inthe very center of the deep water was a large circu Jar cavitygor depression, funnel sap ed, a great “suck hole” in fact, fully 8 feet across the surface, the water spinning round and round, rushing downward with lightning speed While we were gazing at this won derful phenomenon, a mass of shelv- ing rock right under Kilkat broke and he fell with a fearful crash into the edge of the whirling pool. After a few seconds hecame to the surface Barnes rushed to one of the pack mules for a rope, but it was too late. With a movement that looked like a sudden twist he shot into the very center of the vortex. For one briet moment he spun around like a top, and then down he went with the pii lar of foam, out of sight into the bowels of the earth and the darkness of death. We at last reached the south shore of Lake Kootenay Just before sundown we discovered a ghastly object lying in the water within six feet of land. It was the corpse of aman, which proved io b Kilkat, who had fallen into che fin nel of that awful subterranean river. fully 250 miles away, far up in th Rockies of Northern Montana, an: yet there was his corpse, drifting ashore on this lake, between whic: and the ‘big hole in the water’ ther: is not the slightest connection, so far as mortal eye can see.” Shiioh’s catarrh remedy—a_positiye cure for catarrb, diptheria and canker- mouth. Sold by H.L. Tucker. To Discover the Frauds. Several plans have been suggest- ed for discovering the names wrong fully on the pension list, for the purpose of cutting them off. Publicity is a great detective. It would be a good idea to have the list of pensioners in cach county posted at the county seat, that pub- lic officials, the deserving old soe aliera and citizens generally might inspect it. Objection has been made to th.s on the score of cost. But with the pension list increasing at the rate of over $25,000,000 a year any measure which would tend to purge it of fraud and non desert would be truly economical. Yet as local sentiment frequently winksat raids upon the national treasury by citizens of the vicinage. it will not do to depend altogether upon this method. It would be well to supplement this publicity with a commission for each state, or perhaps for each judicial district, empowered to re- quire proof of the justice and validi ty of every pension granted during the past ten years. Honest aud de serving vetrans would not object to this. The other sort should not be permitted to enjoy during life the benefits of the creoked work of un scrupulous claim agents and a com plaisant commissioner supplement ing their own cupidity. Some means must be devised to scrutinize and reform the pension list. Its honor if not its safety de- pends upon an honest revision.— New York World. Ministers ot the gospel are requested to call at our drugstore and we will give them (free ot charge), one$5.00 box of “Gacterine”’ or Extract of Mexican Cac-| tus, which cures Catarrh, hay tever and all throat and nasal troubles. H.L. TUCKER. —1-4m 4 | And a Tiger! New York Sun. | In arecent issue of the Revue des | Deus Mondes, M. C. de Varingy| | discusses our presi ential campaign at considerable leugth under the| title “The Lowliness of Political | | Life in the United States.” The ex-! | planation of the now famous inci-| of the Dr. Burchard’s ‘three R's is very interesting, dent Rev. |on the authority of au expe all publications those who haye un effect are tho sresenting in a brief, ; ments masses. teda card i pies during | the last presidential election (1888). | As an illustration | printed in millions of ¢ Burch- ard, and bore only these three words: t was the work of the Rev. Rum, Romanis Rebellion. It was distributed in large quantities on |Sunday preceding the election, at | close of the church services, posted on all the walls, the doors. shoved under all The election took place ou the following Tuesday, aud that card, thus issued at the last hour by the republican committes, under di- rection of Mr. Blaine, remaining for lack of time without reply, rallied around the republican party a num- ber of voters hitherto undecided, who became persuaded that the elec- tion of the would result increasing the cousum- tion of liquors, in giying predomi- nance to Catholicism, and lead to a new war of secession. The three R's,’ said one of the chiefs of the party, ‘have given us the victory in the Puritan states.” Three cheers for history! I can recommend Ely’s Cream Balm to all sufferers from dry ca- tarrh from personal experience — Michael Herr, pharmacist, Denver. Thad catarrh of the head aud throat for five years. I used E!'s Cream Balm, and from the first ap plication I was relieved. The sense of smell, which had been lost was restored after using one bottle. I have found the Balin the only satis factory remedy for catarrh and it has effected a cure in my case.—H. L. Meyer, Waverly, N. Y. for Noland’s Pardon. Jefferson City, Mo, Dee. 1.—An application for a pardon for ex state reasurer Ed T Noland, will be made to Governor Francis before many days. Some weeks ago Mrs. Noland issued a circular to her hus bind’s friends throughout the state apjeiling to them tor assistance in securing executive clenency for ber uusband. The response to this ap- peal has been manifested by an ava ianche of letters aud petitions. The letters bave come by the bushels Hundreds of them are from promi volunteer unsolicited their support of the application. The petitions pumerously signed, come democratic candidate ueut men who from eyery county in the state In this city petitions have been cireu lated and every man to whom one was presented signed of polities It is not Noiand will have his case presented to Governor Francis it regardless kvown yet just when The editor riseth in the morning and knoweth not what the day may bring forth. If he telleth all the| news he runneth a great risk of hav ing a tin ear put on hun, and if he telleth not the news the people say he is n. g. aud there is 1.0 joy in it. The crafty man cajoleth him into| giving him a fifty cent puif for a tiye cent cigar, and all fond mothers frown on him if he fails to flatter their freckled-faced broods. And all his ways are ways of woe, and his days are full of sorrow. The life insurance man setteth snares for him, and ou the whole he hatha deuce of a time —Carthage Demo- crat. Newcastle, Colo., claims a 10 ton rock fell there from the comet. Auother express robbery, of $28,- 000, has been discovered at Galves- }ton, Texas. | How to Succeed. 2 This is the great problem of lite which tew satistactorily solve. Some fail be- cause ot poor health others want ot lucx, but the majority trom deficient grit—want of nerve. They are nervous, irresolute, changeable, easy to get the blues and ‘take spirits down to Keep the spirits up.’’ Thus wasting time, money, opportunity and nerve force. There is nothing lixe the Restorative | Nervine,discovered by the great special- ist, Dr. Miles, to cure all nervous dis- |easés as headache, the blues, nervous | prostrasion, sleeplessness, neuralgia, St. Vitus dance, fits and hysteria. Trial bottles and fine book of testimonials tree at H.L. Tucker’s drugstore. } HANGED AND SHOT. A Negro Murderer Lynched at Hia- Slowly the Great Railread hing watha, Kansas. : axsing Away—His Life Limited to Hours. w York, Dec. 1L—! dying at uis palatial Hiawatha, Kan., November 29,— About 1:20 a. m. a mob. supposed to » foreed Gould is residence befco:nposed of colored meu an entrauce into the jail by of sledge hammers aud axes. means The fifth avenue. At 120 clock hb mob was confronted by Sheriff Cuwe Gaconseion it is said he | Brown, who asked them what mpiy die at wanted. They covered the she Atlas beds re Gould with revolvers and demauded Com- and », Edwin Go nd wife, modore True, the murderer. Brown| Howard and Miss Helen Gould and tried to persuade the mea to leave *! tue other uibers of the family, and let the law take its couree, but | Stupn mew u at with no avail, and they compelled | ee him to open Truc’s cell. True was {* To has been ined th Mr the } Last winter le went tc m the jail to hen dragged fre then dragged fr ore ven court house and there strung up to His feet had hardly left the | ¢ ground when a volley out ou the cold fr it was hoped until winter he vet away from New Ye a tree. re- ler - that be migit this of shots rang | : sty air, aud thus able t noted to evening went /28 more bland that bere. to a chureh festival for the expre: ik to j some re the ati eality wi evded the career of a osphere de who ou Thanksgiving velopment of this rouble, bas, iow- purpose of raising a disturbance, | @V@! prevented this ¢ mplated | i eee aa } j when he was put out of the building | Twovs Gu Gy by Wim. Walthall, a highly respect jat his F.fth avenue home in this city | ed colored man. True returned, | UHCouSCIIUS | and ou entering rushed at Walthal To seek dei of the sick room} with an oath and killed him by stab-| Youd be : for such} bing him in the heart. Yesterday | information is rigidly held within} ‘That Mr. Gould} suftered may or may not be tr there was a preliminary trial held, | the famiy circle. and Tiue was asked why he killed | B+ #8 bas been Walthall, when he replied that he wanted to, and said he would do th: same thing again if he hat a chauee. | This so incensed the colored folks | G-orze Gould and De. rumored, hemorrhage, Tt matters not. Ue is dying. Tt was learned to-night that both Munn, | | | | | | who that it was thought best to postpone |for y ars has been Jay Goald’s phy) the case for a week. There Lave | 5ician, were greatly worried. Young | been several murder cases this term|*!: Gould is said to have stated of conct, and nove of them got their ga owas amistake that bis father just des rte, aud the colored people | did pot start some time ago on hi fearing no justice by law would be| Pp © which he 1 given th+ case, decided to be mice templating Mr Go | the dead man, aud the rope around) {ees sot like the journey he has his peck «nd thirty bullet-holes in) _ fo ced to take and kept putting his body t-] the tale of the worst oing away until he erimi: ai und murderer this country has ever known, True was a single} man. | © southwest, aVven bee K off became so il that he cou!d not go. The Local Peper, Govern: Francis in speaking of Will you sutter with dyspepsia and liv-} er complaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is guar | anteed to cure you. Sold by I! L Tuck er, druggist. { local paper gives ,000 1m free lines to No other his The ed | his © for his town than any ten| Peniientiary Sentences Shorten d Je ou City, Mo., Nov. 30 Governor Erancis granted execu sportin to means, | elmeney in three cases to-day aod i fairness with men, each case on =the recomeadation o |}; to be supported, net be the tra! judge and pros-eutin. | seu hke him or admire his The eases a Biest, Officia.s John lare: © the loeal paper eonvieted of grand vestment a community not be brilliantly ber, 1891, and elited or ero with thoughts itentiary for two years. Sentence | par tice cially of more benefit reduced to 1S mouihs. with hehe iy than 2 teaches ora of the thee fourths rule Geo. W. Wright was convieted in), derstand me, I de not but and Jackson county April, L889. 06! question you will der i: the second degree nti ub papers are on sentenced to the peniteninay for 10 To day the editors years His time was reduced 10/67 tue home pepers do the most for four yeurs and 8 months with bem fits uf the th¥ee fourths rule Dora Lethbridge was couvicted of bur, county ast money of auy men on Murderer Hite was | s coll et Louisville; to the ritual of the Catho- ry aud larceny in , Mareb, 1891 aud se for 10 years Hes dtu two tothe penitentiary seutence was reda with benefit of the three fourths | ete nue The Homehest Maen in Butl | rule utler = | As weil as the handsomest and others | Two men, giving their nawes us zist and Balsam | a remedy that n its own merits and relieve and cure ail ths, asthma, bron- | Large bottles | Joseph Ross and Joseph Craft, were » Til. for cash ing worthless checks. They tried to! : ed certificate of deposit drawn by a Brookville (Pa.) bak - for $5,000 arrested near Vandali eash a for s,a farmer near Inder | pendence, Mo, was swindled out of | Ohio’s republican plurality waseut | $1 down from 21,511 for McKinley in 1891 to 1,072 for Harrisson in 1592 20,000 converts to the gospel of tariff reform in the heart ; of high protection, aud under the very eyes of the high priest of that sect, is a pretty good revival record. OU by confidence men. Miles’ Nerv- & Liver P fils. { Act on a new princiyle—regulating | the liver, stmoach ana the nerves. very tipation, Spien- and children; st, 30 doses for Samples tree at H L Tucker's cen —Kansas City Star. Drug Store. ee The Saone City Bank and the Jol-| President-lect Cleveland was iet Enterprise company, a wire mil] served with « court summons by a concern at Joliet, Ill, have suspend-| sheriff on Broadwater island. ed, with liabilities of over $500,000. | Cousumpticn Cured. An old physictan, retired trom prac-} jtice, having had placed ir. his hands py/ Mr. John C. Goodwin, a carpenter of ‘an East India missionary the formula ot j Danville, Iil., writes: ‘‘About two weeks | simple vegetable remedy for the speedy | ago a heayy saw log tell upon my toct/and permanent cure of Consumption, | verv badly crushing it, so that I was un-| Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and ali} able to walk at all. I sent tor a bottle of | throat and Lung Affections, also a_po-1-| Baliard’s Snow Liniment and kept my | tive and radical cure for Nervous Ware toct well saturated with it. It is now! ity and all Nervous Complaints, atter two weeks since that occured, and my | having tested its wondertul curative pow | foot is nearly well and I am at work. ers in thousands of cases, has felt it his | Had I not used Snow Liniment I should | duty to make it Known to his suffering | haye been laid up two months. For fellows Actuated by this motive and aj} healing wounds, sprains, Sores and ' desire to relieve human suffering, I will | bruises it has no equal. No Inflamation | send tree of charge, to all who desire it, | can exist where Snow Liniment is used. | this :ecipe, in German, French, or Ea-| “You can use this letter.” ~ | glish, with full directions for preparing! Beware ot all white Liniments substi- | and using. Ser thy mail by addressing} tuted tor Snow Liniment. There is no i with stamp, naming this paper. W. A. other Liniment like Ballard’s Snow | Noves, $20 Powers’ Block, Rochester, Liniment. Sold by H. L. Tucker. = ¥e 2Q I vear | i \ | This is pretty good. 3 “Would you know why with pleasure Our faces so beam? Our Servants 7 ne er f Srumble, f aa $ SOS, : is the cause of our bliss; —— _ for all sorts of cleaning “ey — ——— lt neer comes amiss. MADE ONLY BY N.K FAIRBANK & Co. St. Louis. A. O. Welton anv Staple:Fancy Groceres, Feed and Provisions of all Kinds. MIUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE CIGARS ANS TOBACCO, Always pay the highest market price for County Produces East Side Square. Butler, Mo- SE REESE PE A ee: NEW FIRM? NEW GOODS? Having purchased the stock of goods hnown as the Giange store consisting of GROCERIES & DRY GOODS, ! desire to suy to my many friends that I have re- plenished the stock and fitted up the store room in shape an‘?! I would be glad to have all my old friends call and see me. PORDUCE OF ALL KINDS WANTED. I will guarantee my prices on goods to be as low as uny Call and see me. T.fs Pe TrrTrvyTs store in the city. = es ND eu TED BBE « Fink's Leather Tres Saadlo SADDILE, —WILL— ; Give Satisfaction IN EVERY RESPECT. Better than any other Saddle For the money. Made ona iSolid Sole Leather Tree No danger of Tree breaking. Also a full$line of STEEL FORK “COW BOY” SADDLES All styles and prices. Double Wagon harness from $10 to $29. Buggy harness $7 to $25. Second hand harness from $3.00 to $15. Full line of Turf Goods for fast horses. Come and see ux, McFarland Bros, BUTLER,-MO. Bacarra Jorn eet a AO!