The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 12, 1893, Page 7

Oo@4. 7ee ea Cowe fh CARTERS OPP RUE ee coe pills val ays that they will not bo wil- tthem, Butaftoralleick head | » bane of so many ves that hero is where et boast. Our,pillscureitwhilo ra ste le Liver Pills aro very small and y totake. Ore or two pills makea dose. strictly vegetable and do not grips or ut by their gentleaction pleaso all who ui Ih vialsat 25 cents; five for $1. Sold by cragzists everywhere, or sent by rai * CARTER MEDICINE CO., New ¥. — PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL fie ea WHITTIER EXPERIENCE KANSAS CITY, MO. 215 W. NINTH S$ n FRBE. Medicines from the Doc- tor’s own laboratory furnished at small cost and Hes, Indiscretion, Excess or Ind Nervousness, Debility, Dimness of Big trast, Failing Memory nnatural Drags 2 i Stay Cured, Relief at once; all exhausting rains stopped, weak parts strengthened and en- larged. | Treatment tested 32 years aud in thou- sands ofeases, Within your means, Question blank No. 11 free, plain envelope, with advice. MIDDLE AGED men having milky or cotton Uke deposits in urine, with falliag powers sre in the second stage of seminal weakness. J cure these cases for li nik No. IW Diseases, ula, Rh zema and Sypallls, recent or old ca: Mfe, safely and surely, No poisons used. My treat. ment Is the ri Hot Springs return. Such and special study and experience. Avoid patent medicines or inexperl- enced hands. Write fur question Blank No. 12 careful opinion Sent privately. explal disease and why so-called “Remedi Purifiers, oton fall to cure, Complaints, pain- Al ful, ditficult. too frequent or bloody urine, Gonorrhea, Gicet, Stricture, Weak Bladder cured without in- struments or S limited to above diseases ease and w Tous. OR. WHITTIER, SQ., 215 W. OTH ST.KANSAS CITY,MO Bure, Prompt, Positive Cure for Impotence, Loss of _ Manhood, inal Entlesions, Spermatorrhea, Nervousness, Self Distrust, Loss of Memory, dc. Will make you a STRONG, Vigor, ous aoe oes -00, 6 Boxes, $: pessesia ‘Directions Matled with each Box. , Address Ballard Snow Efniment Co., 2919 Luoas Ave. ST.LOUIS, - MO. OZMANLIS ORIENTA Weakness of inet and Mind, Etrects jof Errorsor. isocsoen in Old or Young, hte MANHOOD fully Hestored. How to ertarze end WEAK, UNDEVELOPED ORGANS& PAW SOF HOLY. nating HONK TREATAEST—Denefis tn n day. ly from Countries, Write then. ‘and proofs malled (sealed) free. aes CO., BUFFALO. i. Y “Do 3 you Know’ ? That ae ills result from an Unhealthy Liver than any other cause-Indigestion, Consti- pation, Headache, Biliousness, and Malaria usually attend it. Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator is a vegetable specific for Liver Disorders-and theiraccompany- | ing evils. ‘It ‘hres “thousands why not be one’of them? :Take Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator. Your Druggist ‘vill supply you. Besest ths oot & Brrr ion x inc tie Stie sani ic Suceviean lation of any a aaron SES Our PERFECTION STRINGE free with every bottle. Je CLEAN. | Doce not STAIN, GPREVENTS STRICTURE, Soro Teen cate Swat K CURK for ‘Sold by all DRUGGISTS. Rema to \dstress for $1.00," MALYDOR “MANUFACTURING CO., LANCASTER, OB1Q CENTLEMEN! YOUNG AND OLD, suffering from nervous debility, involuntary tosses, the effects of youthful errors or excesses, We Will, Seal a Pesitive = upon receipt of $2.00. Perfectly harmless. Over twenty years in successful use. As an infallible, @ife and rapid cure, it has no 0 equal, Communica- tions mun confidentiat Particulars and testi- monials mailed (sealed) free. Address ° THE FOUBORG MEDICAL CO., 330 Livingeten &t., Breeklyn, N. ¥. tate your Attacks on Property Holders. Jan. are 3.—The authorities jat excited the the spread of brigandage in Russian Poland. Vienna, Warsaw The province of Radem, | | adjoing Austrian Galieia, has recent- | a band of 20 by a notorious chief Thes2 robbers f a wealthy infested led named Julian ily been | brigands, by Voyte. i attacked the residence land owner named Vetchkorovitel who had refused to pay them black- jmail. They slaug the | stock found on the place, and after plundering the house set fire to it. | Vetchkorovitch himself succeeded in| thosowho | tfortue | a ie refuge on the roof of the barn where | jhe remained unnoticed by robbers | instead of Jackson as the last rest- escapizg from the house and took Vetebkorovitch was badly barned in getting away from his house and jsuffered greatly while is conceal- ment. Some of his employes ca» - ried word of the | thorities and outrage to the au the following day | a force of troops pursued the brig- ands, who made slow progress on account of being loaded with plun- __|der. The troops overtook the rob bers in a forest and a sharp The robbers resistance and on fight en sued made a fierce the soldiers,but the bandits were at length subdued and taken prisoners. Thetroops then made their way to the abode of Voyte, the robber leader. There they found a large quantity of stolen wealth, the place being fitted up in fine style. In the cellar of Voyte’s house a man was found whom the robber chief was holding for ransom. Another band of 16 masked brig- ands attacked the mansion of Baron Khovokh, near Alexandrov, about 60 miles west of Warsaw. A severe conflict ensued, the Baron, aided by his servants and by peasants from the estate making a brave resistance. Several persons were wounded on each side, but the bandits were at length repulsed. A number of land owners neighborhood had their brigands. in the residences sacked by Ministers ot the gospel are e requested to call at our drugstore and we will give them (tree ot charge), one$5.00 box of “*Cacterine’’ or Extract of Mexican Cac- tus, which cures Catarrh, hay tever and all throat and nasal troubles. ing, and soon afterward her baby, born Monday morning, died. Sat- | urday night last Leonides McClure, a carpenter, her husband, her at the home of her brother, Wm Bryac. A quarrel occurred between the two mer, during which Bryan — {struck him with a club, and McClure fired a pistol. Mrs. McClure ran in between the two men and _ received the bullet in her body. Both Me Clare and Bryan are under arrest found Shiioh’s trh_ remedy positiye cure for catarrh, diptheria and canker- }mouth. Sold by H.L Tucker. His Wife for a Uorse. Ft. Scott, Jan. 4.—L young farmer named Garber living fifteen miles west of here, having learned that his wife and brother- in-law, Charles Kirby loved each other madly, traded his wife to Kir by for a horse. The neighbors learned of the tran- saction and ordered him to send Mrs. Garber away. which he did un- der threats of being tarred and feath- ered. Garber marred the girl, who is but 17 years old, in city. mill at Ouray The concentrating plete loss. Consumption Cured. An old physictan, retired trom prac- tice, having nad placed ir his hands by an East India missionary the formulafot Bronchitie, Catarrh, Asthma and all; throat and Lung Affections, also a_po: tive atad radical cure tor Nervous Debil-} ity and all Nervous >mplaints, atter/ having tested its wondertul curative pow | ers imthousands of cases, has telt it his / dutv to make it Known to his fellows Actuated by this motive anda this recipe, in German, French, or En— glish, with tull directions tor preparing and using. Ser ‘by mail by with stamp, naming this paper. W. A! Noyes, 820 Powers’ Block, Rochester, | N.Y. 2Q 1 vear ERIGANDAGE IN POLAND. | oid Outlaws Who Make Organized so. astic admiration for the | Mrs. Davis for | druggist, Denver. wounded several of | of Zavada also have H. L. FUCKER. 1-4m j A Husband’s Awful Crime- Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. 4.—Mrs. Florence McClure died this morn- |to be a double suicide. ast Sunday a/ {n Death Forgotten. SILVER LEGISLATION. e ee | head, Jackson, Miss , Jan. 4—There is} | And blistered her back till "twas smarting an organizationin the state known | gene red | Tried t elixirs, pain killers and salve, the Jefferson Davis monument as-| Mr. ation, its officers being old con- Bland Talks Poiniedly Fayor of Free Coinage. in Th dead chief- tain or are too poor to give for such l adapted to t won | these statements this mornisg less “I want no compromise at all, but of 1 s the nervy if I could do no better I would prob- | a purpose. Ifa single dollar was aes ae tere lablylaccontihe es nd relieves the pain anying F given in Jackson our correspondent ably accept the old act provided that Pre or eablese tis the only bor Tepe ee |the maximum amount, $4,000,000 a} at | month, mentioned in that measure Bachmnend| agreed to. I believe that the present ‘law is the best legislation we have had in the interest of silver, and of | has failed to hear it still selecting Guarantee jper and f j ma | our people are chagrined \ing place of her husband and refused Raed a : hes ety K. C, Times. i v bs pepe: : 10s Avery, ex e eee oe to contribute on that account. No|* opr Oy weaneob repeat Amos Avery, convicted of murder “What do you think of the pros 7 | They pos! ticed her feet and poulticed her ms declared it was nothing but federate generals, captains, ete. At : a meeting held in Jackson some| Washington. D.C, Der Fa weeks since it was decided to set | wane no compromise. T ar Se apart Monday January 2, as Monu- | coinage « f silver at the present ratio} S;. ment Day, on which collections all} |first last and all the tim Repre The torturing pains and distress anyhow over the state were to be made to|Seutative Bland the yeteran silver|ing nervousness which accompany © assist in erecting the monument at leader aud the chairman of the house at cca forms of female | Richmend, but the people of Missic- | Committee on coinage, was v Se at sippi have either lost their enthusi-| Phatie when he delivered h aoe perfectly harm t be pul r > had only with Jas “r watch cases ped with this trade mark eweler for pamphlet bites. S ‘tone Ww atch Case Co., Bose reports of collections have yet been : in the first degree by the criminal PHILADELPHIA. a i YY pects of silver legislation at thiscon-|court of Bartow county and under} = received from other places. o : ? : = | gress. sentence of death, last night at- in Colorado. ce “Iam told that an attemptis to be| tempted eniidey By bang Ae ||| lin this city, made to repeal the present law.” | confined for safe keeping “Well do you think this attempt will be successful?” “No Ido not. I don’t think such I used Ely’s Cream Balm for dry} catarrh. It proved a cure.—B. F. | M. Weeks, Denver. Ely’s Cream Balm is especially adapted as a remedy for catarrb He was stricken with o'clock last night lent. a fit about where he is | Avery is subject to epileptic fits. | and was very vio- | He was handeuffed and his |” | | $5co. 670. | We desire to place outon real estate secur: a a large amount of money: Will give the best terms and lowest rates yet offered by anyone 9} which is aggravated by alkaline|® proposition can get through the}. e : in this line of business: dust and dry winds.—W. A. Hover, | house. - I think, however, that there fect tied with a light rope. | Abul)” Votes drawn tor one, two: will be a better chance for it to pass at this session than there will be during the next congress. There are a number of men who have been re-elected and who may vote inde- pendently of the wishes of their con- stituents, especially as a democrat- ic administation will soon be inaugu- rated which is opposed to free coinage. I am for free coinage, and happened in I can recommend Ely’s Cream Balm from dry catarrh from person al experience.—Michael Herr, Phar macist, Denver. Ely’s Cream cases of catarrh. demand.—Geo. W. cist, Cheyenne, Wy. coming from Avery's cell. ened to the place Baim has cured It is in constant Hoyt, Pharma- the rope with which been tied around his neck. When ¢ and went quietly to bed. ee Avery has been The President Breaking Down. jail here Washington, D. C., January 4.— 9:30 Deputy Marshal Frank Stewart | the jail corrider be- | tween watches and heard groans He hast- and found Avery ( hanging to the bars of his cell with % his feet had} down he had recovered from his fit | three or jive years. lave some money to loan \pauable on or before a siwven | date. alland see how cheap we can let you have money- The Bankers Loan & Title Co P. C. FULKERSON, Manager. ut confined in the | = = since last March his case | having heen eppealed to the supreme CORRECT Friends of President Harrison, who if I can not get itat this session Ij}court. He murdered a farmer near| Metsouri}Pacific Time/Table§ havediad occasion te nee and) tall: will try to secure it the next, or at|Lamar, Mo, about fifteen manths Arrival and departure ot passenger with him are very much concerned the earliest possible moment. The {98° oe ak Slaton: 3 a ee > 1 BounD 7 a8 en Sherman law is ; r we = ae about his condition and express the : me the nearest we You should not be without it. 3]Passenger. - - 4:51 a.m. fears that his health will break|bave been able to get to that] Every family is liable tohave a here- mS nger, > + 3:50 p.m. 7 § : : point as yet. It is proposed to] ditary taint of consumption in it. It] Passenger, = . 9:25 p.m. down before the close of his admin- os aal it ah hi eee ted | 23¥ date back 3 or even 4 generations. | Local F ceight > 10:05 a.m. istration. The long series of unfor-|Tepea! it, but nothing is suggested | phis tact makes it necessary always to SoutH Bounp tunate mishaps to the president and to take its place. If that proposi-| have a remedy this formidable disease. with which to combat Passenger, - - 7:04 a. m. : eee A cough when | pascense Pe ea the members of his family have had | #0 carried silver would at once be taken at first can readily be cured betore Baeieen, Aras ees a very depressing effect on him. The demonetized and when that happens | it gets a serious hold cn the lungs. | Pocal Freight - -9-1:37 ps fae sing : Aes ‘fl it Ballard’s Horehound Syrup when taken 2 death of his wife, to whom he was it will not be Jong till gold too is Parl: ve » fr, demonetized. With silver demone-.|It is guaranteed to bring relief in every Beculiadl y devoted) wae aDlow trom | aaa 1d t eahg | c#8e When used for any affection of the which be has wot rallied in the) tized, there would be such a fight it lungs and chest, such as consump- | r g ] no e ati 1. ic ngs - slightest degree, and it left him| for gold among the nations, the nflamation of fhe lungs, bronchi: hieheet bidder getting it, that pan i ics would inevitably ensue. Then the | people of thig country would rise up | jand give the people such a lesson on | finance they don’t dream of. The! It is the current report about town that | im Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs is|eastern men who are clamorous for = making some remarkable cures with people e quite unable to withstand the ill- sortune that has since followed the other inmates of the white house. tis pleasant to take, pertectly sate a can always be depended on. Sold by H. L. News About Town. «Larimer. N YOUR— in its early stages will cure consumption. tis, asthma, whooping cough, croup, &e. Tucker. Church G. Bridgeford. = h better ‘that I would not take «Tova avo both surprised and proud ar treatment to all sufferers from nd «if stamp is inclosed for reply.” ing. inconvenience, or bad eh 6 cents ia stamps CHER'S TESTER, CHICAS, FLL who are troubled with coughs, sore throat, | gold are too greedy and are grasp-| CATTLE &, HOCS and SHEEP dmiget wifgteerte @ rile veut |img for everytbiog ms sight, letting | “Fp TARIMER, SMITH & BRIDGEFORD, — COT aes jthe future take care of itself} 9 “"""acyaeys’ oe Shot Her Loyer and Herselt. They will soon find out their mistake. | 7». you them A ag : A = err furnished. For full partic Whitehall, N J., Jan. 4.—Nora{Jtis my belief that the world is rap-) Sy ase iy cons dies WE, BEVERIOG hi Bott shot and instantly killed Ed-|idly drifting toward paper money. It fae ea i : will reach that point before long and -puc asin ward Smith, to whom she was be- : at point before loug and per eae by = herba: (\ trothed, and then blew her brains | do not know but what we will be mat \ NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE out. The couple had quarreled dur- just as well off.” ing the day, but at night attended a beautiie : The 5 > TONE p iT 7 E AL! party. Late in the evening the| The Handsomest woman AT! = pe clue ea) cuests were startled to hear two | !Batler remarked to a friend the other day an. 0.1. F. SNYDER. M’VICKER'S THEATER. CHICAGO, ILL that she knew Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs was a superior remedy. ae it stop- ped her cough instantly when. other, remedies ad no effect weatever. So to proye: this and convince you of its merit. any drnggist will give you a sample bottle free. Large size jc and $1 pistol shots. Rushing out they found the young man and woman lying side by side dead. In the girl’s hand was clinched Smith's revolver. Some of the girl's friends believe it The Jefferson City Tribuue says: |The wife of Governor Stone is a} handsome. intelligent and cultivated English Spavin Limiment removes all| woman, who i oe man, is very domestic in her Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps. andj y Blemishes trom horses, Blood Spavins, | tastes, and particularly fond of an- Curbsy Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Bone, | j ti ique in household decorations. She Stiles, Sprains al! Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by of one |U8es a writing desk that is over 100, years old, and has some very rare bottle, Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Soid by J 3 old paintings that were in the pos | session of her father, who was anj| W Morris, Druggist, Butler. 2I-1y While we know that Mr. Watter-| artist, besides some distinctly ele-| nse one’s business oF roves the general ‘the complexion. ss follow this treatment, ians and leading society ladiee, WANTED—CHICKENS & EGGS FOR oe Oe 243 B ROADWAY INTRODUCTORY Lecture! and Praxos $33. up. Want ee. ORGANS agt. Catalogue Ad- i BEATTT'S DANIEL F. BEATTY,Washington, NJ 3 ere all Remediesfail. Sold by F. MISCOX, (only, 863 Beaway, Hew Tork. Weite for beak of prock FREE: WANTED AGENTS .Saern offered this season on Commisson or Sai- ary. Apply at once to Robhester, Ee Columbus Narvery Company "°°" | feel. as does every other Kentuckian Sedalia a year | age, and Kirby sent her back to that! sat | has been burned entailing a com-/ lare welcome to make the most or| simple vegetable remedy for the speedy! We ere glad to and permanent cure of Consumption, | | have fought a good fight and their suffering | ™ desire to relieve human suffering, I will ; \ | send tree ot charge, to allwho desire it, "Lonoke, Ark, have been arraigned | bruises it has no se addressize | \ of election. son is not secking and will not seek the senatorship in case Mr. Carlisle goes into the cabinet, and believe that he would not accept the posi- | tion if tendered bim on a silver salver or an American tin plate, we and avast host of outside barbarians, that there is no other son of our soil who could bring so much broad statesmanship and brilliancy to the place. If this be either treason or | truckling. those who think they} the least of it—Louisville Times. | Jim Bradshaw, of the Rustic, will | be the next postmaster at Lebanon. | see the hewspaper | en in other counties duly recog- | jnized. It is eminently proper; they | The journal shows that when thet Switzlers arrived in Springfield it | caught one in a tin pan. able to walk at all. iservices should be ponerind “Tee mar Democrat. | The election commissioners of, | before the United States court for, | failing to appoint republican judges | “Poker Jaek” is active | | BB the prosecution. toot well saturated with it. | Liniment. gant articles of clothing that be- longed to her mother and which she} prizes very highly. heneg City Star: In 1835 Colo-| connection with my store.” nel Wm Switzler rode one horse- Nextson M. NestLeRope. back with his father, Simon Switz- ler, from Howard county, Missouri, ta Alexandria, La. Col. Switzler Missour Uf | Pari IC Ry. kept a journal of th» expedition | U which is now interesting rea 2 Dailv -Train 2 was raining fish and a man had just | | KANSAS CITY and inca ee LINE 5 Daily “Train, 5 |Kansas City to St, Louis, THE PUEBLO AND DENVER, 2 PCLIMAN BUFFETT SLEEPING CARS used. | Kancas City to Denver without change | H. C. TOWNSEND General Passenger: and Ticket A’gt | price for chickens and egg delivered | lat my store at Virginia, Mo.- I also have good feed stable in g- This is pretty good. 3 Mr. John C. Goodwin, a carpenter ot | Danville, Ill., writes: ‘‘About two weeks | ago a heavy saw log tell upon my toot | verv badlv crushing it, so that I was un-}| I sent tor a bottlé ot | Baliard’s Snow Liniment and kept -m. It-is noe | two weeks since that occured, and my | foot is nearly well and I am at work Had fot used Snow Liniment I oe jhave been laid up two months. Fo healing wounds, sprains, Sores and No Inflamation can exist where Snow Liniment is “You can use this letter.” Beware ot all white Liniments s | | tuted tor Snow Liniment. There is noj other Liniment like Ballard’s Snow Soid by H. L. Tucker. I will pay the highest market | | gaffer from ex mi ; debra pain OMAHA: The ‘Consumptive and Feeble « and all who ng d re Teeut Tle only cure eure for Comma, sey. ibeta, at Lruggisis. = DICTIONARY HOLDER you ever learn what fabulous results grew out of the by Mr. Royesof an ornamental stand to hold tho 1 The tory reads like « fable, but to tell it one must cies question. | Baye 3s ever neice the sivertiommess Saker 2,268 sold in’89 6,268 sold in’90 20,049 sold in’9t ST. LOUIS, MO | Sutton