The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 21, 1893, Page 7

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There ahr nnmediately go out into the cold. | # strong pc There was a Keep the back, especially between standing reward of $1,000 for the Miernbladeeoe. rm covered. notorious man killer who has twice chest well protected been condemned to bang. but eping in a cold room estab through the intervention of the late lish a habit of breathing through Eee Plumb, was reprieved by the nose, and never with the mouth, President’ Harrison. The reward open will be divided between Deputy bed with Never omit regular bath Never go to cold or} datmp feet ing, for vuless the skin is in active condition the cold will close the pores and favor cor ion aud oth er diseases After exercise of: Kind never ride iu ap open carnage or bear ca window of a car for a moment; it is} daugerous to health or even life | When hoarse speak us little 48 | possible until the hoarseness is re-| covered frou, else the voice may be} permanently lost, or difliculties of Merely warm the back by the fire, and never continue keeping the back come comfortably warn To do oth erwise is debilitating. When going from a warm atmos- phere into a cooler one, keep the} mouth closed, so that the air may be warmed in its passage through | the nose betore it reaches the lungs Never stand still in cold weather, tuken a light degree of exercise, and always avoid especially after having where the person is exposed to cold wind |} What Is a Guarantee? 1 Itisthis. 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The city water-works continue in peril, anda few inches fall will lessen the supply one-half. | atism i Rheu Is a symptom of disease of the It will certainly be relieved by Parks’! Sure Cure. That heatache, bac kache |} and tired ling come from the ceuse. Ask for Parks’ Sure Cure to jliver and kidneys, price 31, at HI. Tuck er’s drugstore, | Bankw Officers Indicted. | | Barboursville, Ky , Dec. 14 —The | grand jury, which has been investi-| {gating the Cumberland Valley bank | eases, this morning indicted ex-| | Cashier C. F. Davidson and William-| |son, a former clerk in the bank. The] |indictments have created quite a stir here, and are the outgrowth of the jlosses and reckless manner iv which | | past five years. Davidson is now a |resident of Catletsburg, Ky. Mr. iE. J. 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Whenever a railroad penetrates | | shale farms in same | that section this land will be valu able.—Rich Hill Review. Chinese Conspiracy Case. Portland, Ore, Dec. 13 —In the Chinese conspiracy case to-day the} couct overruled the objections of the | defense aud the examination of Blum | proceeded. Blum testified that Dun. ; bar, Jackling, Thompson and him self, constituting the Merchants’ | Steamship compavy, made arrange ments in Victoria, B. C., with Major | John Wilson and Chinese firms to} furnish certificates and secure the each Chinaman He also testified that they paid C. J. Mulkey, who was at the Puget Sound district,$1,200 per traffic landing of the Chinese. with their opium and the 1 Bogus white lead Bopas 3 it not | afford makers a larger profit than Sirictly Pure White Lead. 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