The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 14, 1895, Page 3

_ ard and Sevier. Wee A Strong Fortification. Fortify the bo: by Tutt’s Liver Pills, an abso- lute cure for sick headache, dys- | pepsia, sour stomach, mala constipation, jaundice, bilio ness and all kindred troubles. “The Fly-Wheel of Life” Dr. Tutt; Your Liver Pills ar the fly-wheel of life. I shall ever be grateful for the accident that brought them to my notice as if I hada new lease of I! J. Fairleigh, Platte Canno Tutt’s Liver F f SET THE RIVER TO BOILING. A Great Metor Falls in Arkansas With Startling Results. Memphis Appeal: The flaming meteor visible at 9 o'clock on Wed nesday night all over Arkansas and West Tennessee is the general topic of conversation. Its first appearance from Little Rock was at point in ihe heavens at about 50 degrees from the horizon in the west by 5 degrees north. Its course was to the south at an angle of 7 degrees from the meridian. The flame was from 15 to 20 degrees in lenght and 3 degrees wide in the widest point, and so dazzling as to hurt the eyes. The color had a greenish blue tint similar to the burning of a trolley wire by a bad electric connection Many thought it must have landed within only a few hundred yards of them. Now however, its location is definitely settled. Today a man from the south western part of the State gaye this account of an occur rence that made the people prepare for the end of time: Yesterday morning the farmers and fishermen along the Little river and the Red River below the juac- tion of the two noticed a large number of fish floating down and that the water was hot. An investi- gation showed the fish to be cooked. Alarmed at this a party was finally formed te go up and investigate the cause. Touching the river at various pointe as they proceeded on horse back, they noticed that the waier was getting hotter and hotter, and later they could trace the entire course of the river by the rising steam. The negroes had all quit the cotton fields and lumber camps and gathered around their preachers wherever one could be found And the preachers, with bulging eyes, shaking knees and melting words were wrestling with the Lord as did Jacob of old with the angel. On the party pressed, getting smaller each mile, as some brother thought his final hours could best be spent under a preacher's fervent prayers and dropped out to jom the negro impromptu camp meetings. Round a sharp bend they came upon the white chalk cliffs of the Little river, in the county of the game name, and just south of the junction of that county with How- There they beneld a ‘sight so demonstrative of the power of God and the insignificance of man that every man in the party, moved by the same impulse, fell from his horse prone on the ground, while the animals quaked with fear and trembling huddled together. The meteor had hit the chalk cliff, literally tearing through it a hole 100 feet wide fromthe top of the water's edge. The exposed portions of the fissure had been melted by the intense heat and friction. There in Little river stood the lost starlet, anchored deep iu the bed of the riv- er, leaving barely room for the wat- ex to pass on the southwest side,and projecting twenty feet above the level uf the water. The exposed por- tion was still lurid with the heat of ity rapid transit through the air and the water was boiling. Navigation beyond this point will be pessible until the Little river cuts « new cbhavuel to the south. “There 1s Danger in Delay.” Since 1861 I have been a great suffer- ertrom catarrh, I tried Ely’s Cream Balm and to all appearances am _ cured. ‘Yerrible headaches from which I had long suffered are gone.—. |. Hitchcock late Major U. S. Vol. and A. A. Gen.. Buftalo, N. Y. Elv’s Cream Balm has completely cur- ed me ot catarrh when everything else ailed. Many acquaintances have used: itwith excellent results—Alfred W Steqe! Caldwell, Ohio. Price of Gream Balm is 50 cents. | DURANT’S BOOK. i : . | g 2ase dy against disease The Murderer ot Blanche Lamont Has | | Written a Sketch of His Life, THERE ARE MANY IMITATIONS but only one genuine. San Francisco, Cal. Nov. 6—The- of his life and ambitions, and he goes into the matter of how it feels He has| to be on trial for murder. ;Some flings at the curious people who stared at him; takes the church | to task for what he thinks is their | lack of christianity aud says that his | | self-possession, nerve and fortitude | during the trial were due to the love | . }and comfort given him by his moth- er. He stoutly proclaims his inuce cence and satirizes some of his | “But,” he said, “after all ; World is only a temporary trial, to | prepare us for another j world. This only a few troubles and painful years at best, but there we wi!! enj> and existence Ccousis |nat happiness in the company |angels of God.- We have the assur jance of Holy Scripture that riches and prosperity here are impediments to happiness hereafter. The beggar | Lazarus is shown to us in the midst the rich man Divee, who supported him for years by the crumbs from his table, and was clothed iu purple and fine linen, is represented to us as burn- ing in everlasting hell. Another thing we might remember is that it is ‘Less difficult for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for the rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven; so we may, therefore, I think, rejoicein our difficulties and aflictions, for we are told that ‘Thoee the Lord loveth he chasten- eth,’ and therefore we can see that the more wretched we are here upon this earth in love and trust in our Lord the more assured we are of the delights of the everlasting heaven. I gave my testimony on the stand willingly. I gave the whole truth, whether it was for or against me. On the stand I substantiated many points the prosecution endeavored to prove, which were used against us in the argument, twisted and turned into all shapes and which helped to convict me on circumstantial evi dence.” of everlasting bliss, while Excitement in Over Utah. Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. 7.— Political excitement is dying out and normal condition again prevail. Very little interest is taken in election re- turns today, the result has been so far determined that there is no further question, excepting for some of the minor offices. In the Third judicial district, including Salt Lake City, the Democrats have elected two of tho three judges,with chances even on the third. majority of 100. The three Supreme court judges onthe Republican ticket receiyed about the same pluralities as the Governor. The vote as far as count- ed shows Well for Governor about 2,300 ahead and Allen for Congress about 1,400 ahead. The final count will not vary much from these figures+ ceived today from the Legislative ticket Nothing more definite will known as to the State ticket until the final count is made. There is‘no law in existence saying just when the official canvasses shall be mada ‘When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Chili, she cried for Castoria, ‘When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, ‘When she had Children, she gavethem Casterta, Great is Missouri. Pleasant land of Missouri. The drouth and floods of other states avoid it. The cyclones pass it to the north and west and the insect pests that destroy unhappy Kansas come not nigh it. Without the in- orating properties, the zest, the vim of the regiov. Neither too far north nor too fur south, enough to supply that touie cold which humanity seems to require im order to reach its highest develop- ment, and warm weather comes be- fore the system is worn and weaken- ed with the struggle against cold that makes the span of human life shorter as the pole is approached. —Boston Transcript. Van Cott, Dem- ocrat, for superintendent of schools| in Salt Lake county,was elected by a No further returns have been re- teuse heat and ivtense cold of the northwest, its air has all the invig- | it bas winter! er nall, Brookfield, by Carl Schurz, the best heatin i | | | | at prices that defy competition. first-class goods. North side square, Butler Missou Superior cook stoves, both wood and coal, have no equal. full line of HARDWARE, GROCERIE A. L. McBRIDE & Co. ’ g@ stove made g stove made. Also a S AND QUEENSWARE Square dealing, low prices and ri. NOLAND & CHANE, list them with us. will same money by insu —-H En” "E-aD Tn our business. location. they come to us. No competitors gc See? Met Her Fate. { Atchison, Kas., Noy. 6 —A wed- | ding occurred at the Catholic church | in this city last night, which was | the culmination of a romance which developed last July. At that time Miss Rosa Freuel, of St. Louis, was visiting at the resi- dence of her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Die- bolt, north of Atchison. Jobn P. | Kohn, a well digger, was at work in a well near the house, when be was overcome by gas. His assistant, a 14-year old boy, ran to the house for assistance, but Miss Frauel was the only person at home. The brave girl told the boy to |lower her into the well, which was 30 feet deep. She placed Kohn in the bucket, and ordered the boy to draw him to the top, which be did She had barely enough strength to climb into the bucket when it re- turned for her aud was unconscious when she reached the top. Au attachment sprung up between them from this, whieh resulted in their marriage yesterday evening. The cure of Rheumatism has often taxed medieal skill, but its preven- tion has been very easy by an oc casional use of Simmons Liver Reg- ulator. It keeps the liver well regulated, and the system free srom poison. Therein 1s the secret of health. “I bave used it for years for Indigestion and Constipation, and also found it gives one relie€ from a touch of Rheumatism ~—N. Hughes. Lordsburg, N. M. The Gazette recalis the fact that a feature of the campaign in Lino county twenty five years ago was a red hot Repubiican speech in Turn- in the interest of B. Gratz Brown. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The Best Salve inthe world for Cut Bruises,Sores, Ulcers,SaltRheum Fever Sores, Tetter,Chapped Hands, Chiblains Corns, snd all Skin Eruptions, and tively cures Piles, or ne pay requ: oe : is guaranteed to give pevtect satisfaction er money refunded. Price 25 cts per bext Fer sale by H, L. Tucker, druggist: 3 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE ——EAST SIDE [ ], OVER FARMERS’ BANK.—— If you have good Farm or City Property to SELL, RENT or EX- We represent severai reliable FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES. and insure againet loss by Fire, Lightning, and Tornado We know “where we are at,” so do the people. Th BEESON’S. Farmers ring with us. We are 13) oe Ve Be De es abead of us on list, prices and is why Cattle Steali zim Ralls. | | Hannibal, Mo. Nov. 4.—Ia the | early part of last month Judge David H. Smith missed about twenty | sti head of yearling heifers from his pasture in the western part of Ralls county. Movroe county, ten head of the cattle were found on the farm of Job H. Johbn- son, a prominent aud well-to do far- mer. Heand Joseph Dowell were arrested. Later, three more of the eattle were found in the same neigh- borhood and John T. Dowell and Jobo Liners were also arrested. One of the cattle had been slaughtered and divided among the parties men- tioned, it is said. The four men, all of whou: are prominent farmers, are now in the New London jail. Near Stoutsville, About colds and coughs in the sum- mertime. Yor may haye a tickliug cough or a little cold or baby may have the croup and when it comes you ough to know that Parks cough Syruy is the best cure tor it. Sold by H. L.Tucker- New Political Parties New York has introduced two en- tirely new elements into state poli ; tics. One faction is knowa xs the googoos These men possess some of the old elements of the nugwump} as he was originally discovered in} New Evgland. He considers him self entirely too good to mix up in} avy political convention, aud he puts | in his time geverally telling of bis} Own purity aud criticising tue wick- eduess of others The second par-! ty is known as the guroos. Itis composed mostly of foreigners who think the Americans do not sufficint- ly appreciate liberty and that the/ proper way to e: joy American liber- | ty is to frequently other people's rights. interfere with! } Removal moran | of the poor little babe. | Gorman |Cleveland’s personal followers con | tributed to the success of Lowndes. | The administration Democrats ap-| jexpeeted the defeat of Hardin and! ‘A Little One Loses Its Life Midst Flames Near Urich. Clinton Democrat. An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Robert Hatfield, living on W. RL) Menefee’s land, southwest of Urich, | | lost its life Sunday under harrowing | circumstances. Mr. Hatfield was absent from home at the time and Mrs. Hatfield had been preparing dinner. She , Started to the house of Mr. Haynie, = A CHILD BUNED TO DEATH. | K.¢C. Pittsburg & Gulf Time Table. | via the Arrival and departure of trains at Worland, NORTH ROUND. except Sunday 12:10 pm = Sat.) 102) pm > Rpm No. 7, Freight d No.5, 3 sertu KorND. t daily excer prings, Ark.. Siloa) Tings direet rou a i. +, and the from the south to St Louis, Chi- ta north and northeast and to + San Francisco, Portland and Pe niimerthwest No expense has veen spared to make the passenger equipment of tt mad to none in the west. Travel JAS. DONOHUE, Gen’l Passenger Agent, Kansas City, Mo. three quarters of a mile distant, af-! as ter some milk, leaving her two little | ones alorein the house. One was a child of three years and the other one just a year old August. While at the neighbors she was hor+ |Tilied, on loo in ing toward her home, to see it ail in flames. | The house was a small box struc- jture of one room and it was burned | to the ground when the mother and ‘neighbors arrived upon the The older child was crying } in the yard. , to be seen. eously The babe was nowhere It had perisbed in i flames. Meanwhile, the fire had leaped through dry grass and weeds toa |feed rack, containing 600 to S00 | the sett] | bushels of corn, which was also en-/ said around the hotel carridors that tirely burned. | In the ashes of the little home was found a charred fragment of flesh and bones—all that was mortal } Occupation of Turkey. London, Nov. 6.—Editorials in the morning papers dwell upon the gravity of the announcement from Rome that the powers had decided to take joint action in regard to Armenia. She Post (Conservative) says: “The Ambassadors incurred a terrible responsibility and have hint- ed a threat that means nothing less than the occupation of Turkey. Is England prepared to acquiesce?” The Graphic says it is re opening the Eastern question with a ven- geance. It leads the Russian occu pation of Armenia. The Daily News saye: “It is the beginning of the end. The cabinet met yesterday and Lord Salisbury must necessarily have approved of this diplomatic stroke. Turkey is now within measurable distance of disruption and partition.” There is more Cattath in this section of the country than ail other diseases put together,and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For great r ars doctors pronounced it a _lo- se,and prescribed local remedies y constantiy tailing to cure with 1 treatment, pronounced it incurable ace has proven cattarh to be a con- itional disease, and therefore, re- quires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manutactured by ER Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the on- | ly constitutional cure on the market. is taken internally in dos | to a teaspoonful. blood ard mucous surtaces of the system They offer one hundred dollars for any case it tails to cure. Send tor circulars and testimonials. Address, F. J, CHENEY., & Co, Toledo,O EES"Scld by Druggist, 75c. Mr. Cleveland Smiles Quietiy. Washington, D. C, Nov. 6 —Pres- ident Cleveland is charging none of | the results of yesterday's election to his adwinistraiion. Ou tbe contrary, heis takiny a quiet smile over cer- | tain features of the returns. Senator deciares that President pear to be willing to assume the responsibility as another achieve ment for reform. There seems to be no doubt that they expected and desired the defeat of Gorman’s| ticket. The President and every member | of bis Cabinet took a deep interest in the cause of Campbell in Ohio! and expressed regret at his defeat. | The helpless condition presented by | the Kentucky Democruey is regard-| ed as a rebuke to the free silver | Dewocrats and tbe President and | Seeretary Carlisle have confidently | Bl.ckburn, or their elections by| majorities so meager as to amount! pr«cticaily 10 defeat Knights of the Maccabees. 6 ‘The State Commander writes ux trom! l.incotn, Neb, as fottows: ‘After try-| ing other medicines for what seemed tu, be a very obstinate cough in our two chitdren we tried Dr Kings Ne | ! Discov- | We take pieasure in znnouncing that teed to cure these diseases y. Parts sure cure issold by H. L: Tneker n after this date Parks Sure cure will re-| without it hearafter, as our experience | Srshinag 2 move all traces ot rheumatism, kidney|provesthat it cures where att other| 0f these complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER troubles and liver complaint from the | semedies fait.”—Sigred F. W. Stevens, | ® user. It is the only medicino that ig| State Com.—Why not give this great| “ines, and Better tham Pills. or no| medicine a triat, as itis guaranteed and ery and at tn< end of two d> entirely Left them, We witt 1 cough} be triaz bottres are free atyour drug store. Regutsr size socand $1 | and heai Vanderbilt Marriage Settlement. New York, November 5.—All of the parties directly interested in the ma of Miss Con- anderbilt in East Seventy- The Duke of Marlborough and his lawyer, W. Milward, were met at the house by W. K. Va-derbilt and ex Judge Hen- ry Howland,representing the family. he B im deeds, which date from the reign of Queen Anne, were hand Vanderbilt's lawyer settlement Su second street today. lto Mr to be copied, and the memorandum of the brides settlement was read aud commented upon. All inf ion on the subject of uent was refused, but it is the yearly income which Mr. Van- derbilt has settled upon his daught er will exceed $250.000. Hanging Over the Rapids. Niagara Falls, N. Y., Nov. 4—At 5:30 o'clock this afternoon James Haffa, of Philadelphia, committed suieide by jumping from the Goat Island bridge into the rapids. The body caught on a rock ashort dis- tance above the falls, and was hang- ing there ut 1@ o'clock tonight, but no effort was made to recover it. Haffa had been hanging about the city for severa: days, and had on more than one occasion said he would jump into the river. He ap- peared to be somewhat unsound meutally. He claimed to have been a sea captain, and to have served in the navy during the civil war. He was on his way back to Philadelphia from some place in Canada. An ef- fort will be made to communicate with the man’s relatives in Philadel- phia rRici Rind of Gold Ore. Colorado Spring, Col, Nov. 4—In the Airhe::t lease of Anchcria Le- land company’s claim at Cripple Creek a six inch streak of bonanza ore has just been encountered at & depth of 232 feet. Select samples from half tou of the rich ore assays $27,24050 to tbe ton. Sylvanite abounds. The strike is one of the most marvelous yet made in the gold camp. Running along with It{this is another seven ineh streak trom 10 drops | It acts divectly on the } tuat assays thirty two ounees to the ton. Texarkana, Ark, Nov. 7.—The | guests of the Huckins House were jcouciderably frightened last night jby the discharge of a shot gun in jthe Lullway leading to the rotunda. Jack Arnold, a colored waiter, was found on the floor and soon after- wards he expired. He owed another jeolored waiter named buso $1. Failing to get his money when he called on Arnold, Bush got his shot gun aud killed him Bush is now at large. GOOD FOR EVERYBODY Almost everybody medicine to cleanse th nd keep the blood pure. ce SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR (liquid or powder) get ail the benefits of a mild and pleasant laxative and tonic that purifies the blood and strengthens the whole system. And more tha : SIMMONS LIVER REGU- LATOR reculates the Liver, keeps it active , and when the Liver is in ood condition you find yourself free from alaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick- Headache and Constipation, and rid of that worn out and debilitated feeling. These are all caused by a siuggish Liver. Good digestion and freedom from stomach troubles will onl had «ten the fiver is properly at wo! If troubled with any es some laxative REGULATOR. 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