The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 13, 1899, Page 6

mye of the Dociors’ ehwork; You Can Yourself at Home. npt to could do me Py and these so Pigred all t ng which thi began to grow paler and smalle seared entirely. Iw Contagious Blood Po Miheir skill. Swifts Spec referred to was Alice Devine, the| “And you, Tom, dear.” | i Ss. Ss. s. FOR THE BLOOD belle of the village, who lives in the “I told him there was such o thing | tr 4g in an entirely different way from potash and mercury—it forces the house on the hill. jas being too sure.” | , 2 . t pt S ! r Ih i ‘on out of the system and gets rid of it entirely. Hence it cures the Alice was an orphan. Her parents| “Well, Tom, dear, I confess. I| > % ; : : j e, while other remedies only shut the poison in where it lurks forever, There is not the slightest doubt that the harm than good in doctors do more Contagious Bl this loathsc off to-day if they had never allowed them- selves to be do only reme blood pois The doctors a This tt broke out into runnin decided to try 8. S. S. as a last resort, and y atly improved. I followed closely your ‘Dir Or self-Treatment,’ and the lar, nlotches on my soon cured p has been as clear as glass ever since. at home, after the doctors had failed completely.” feisvaluable time thrown away to expect the doctors on, for the disease is be- POISON. ating son; many victims of vould be much better 1e dise 1ercury doctor: potash, the ever give for > to get rid of te pa y, the drugs dc g thesystem “TI had spent a N. J., says: ized that vile d id before long rfectly and my I cured my- BY J. kK. looking country girl; not to be com- |b pared, though, with others I know, and who are just ready to snap me!“ edly and fondly, as he'added: “They | y which one to choose. That's why I] remain a single man. But really!e I'm slightly tired of our city belles, | ald, Esq, in the language of the country, a “eity chap,” with some gocd looks, abundand conceit. JOSEPH, thing as being too sure. | ber that—too sure!” | Fitzgerald's comment. J ; : the “city chap,” posted off as quick- | “Yes, Tom, she’s a mighty good ly as he could to Alice. ; up whenever I make an offer; but! promised to marry me, but if you the fact is,” and Jogeph Fitzgerald, |love that Fitzgerald better than y Esq., stroked his mustache content | do me, why say so, and—otherwise— alllove meso, and I don’t know’ for I cannot stand it any longer. and I've come down to this out-of-| ous,” growled Tom. the way place, instead of goirg to|I have been compelled to sit and | seme fashionable summer resort for | listen to him talk in the coolest way | jamusement 2 | about you. | The scene is aroom ina country|ing here to night jhote}; the Speaker, Joseph Fitzger-| you would accept him.” a little money andjasked himif he was sure of being} accepted, he said ‘of course he The good looking country girl] was’.” had both died when she was very | did invite him to call to-night; but I} Remem- “Poor fellew! Jealeus!” was Mr. Tom, immediately after leaving | He found erat home. “Now see here, Alice,” he said, you know I love you, and you have ou ou must give up flirting with him, “Why, Tom, dear, youre jealous gain. I'm ashamed of you, I aw! “It's enough to make a saint jeal- “Why, Alice, He told me he was eom- te propose, and “He did—did he?” quietly. “And not only that, but when I tantly undermining the constitution. Our system of private home treat- om laces a pce tk a hof all. We gi “all ssary medical ad- young, leaving her in the care of|didn’t think—never mind. We will | ater ee : and save the patient the embarrassmen ity. A ” it of publicity, Aunt Dinah, an old colored woman, | see abeut the other matter. | ' OINTMENT NOTHING BUT PILES. mation to Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. | | its equal. The Semi-Weekly Republic. The Semi-Weekly Republic has so many advantages as a news gatherer that no other paper can claim to be The whole field of news is covered thoroughly. The special features and illustrations are always the best. More noted writers con- who had been with them for years, care of the house and looked after| her dear young “missus,” whom she} Tom Prince was.a whole rouled, and ‘“‘dead in love” with Alice. wes Aunt: Dinah’s favorite, besides being secretly engaged to the coun- and who since their death bad taken| and called: fairly idolized. 1 Dinah came up. fine looking country young man, | Alice, Tom and the old colored wo-| Tom | man—sat talking together. | Then she went out on the landing | “Aunty! Aunty!” And, ia response to the call, Aunt To Make Berlin a Seaport. | | } | For nearly an hour the three— Joseph Fitzgerald, Esq, was all} prepared to call on Miss Devine. It as A SURE and CERTAIN CURE G ® known for {5 years as the had taken him half an hour to fix} Esq., had|hbis hair, notwithstanding bis head | try belle. 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Women, it would seem, whether country or city born, are imbued with an inherent love of flirting; and Alice had immediately commenced a ‘desperate flirtation with Mr. Fitz- gerald, who soon became positive that she was deeply in love with The “city chap” was no fayorite of Aunt Dinah’s, and the cld woman often tock occasion to tell the young )| “missus” just what she thought of | him. : Tom, too, did not like to see his sweetheart so often with Mr. Fitz- gerald, but when he teld her so ehe answered that he must not be jeal- eus, for she would not have a jealous man for her husband, and, besides, they were not married yet. So poor Tom had to bear it the best he could and content himself with se- cretly wisking the “city chap”—far away. All this, it must be remembered, was unknown to Joseph Fitzgerald, Esq, to whom we will now return. Tom listened to his remarks with feelings which he could not well de- fine, but he answered calmly: “Well, Mr. Fitzgerald, I wish you success.” “Thank you,” returned the other; was slightly bald, 20 minutes being passed in admiring himself in the lookingglass. The night was very dark. The door of the house on the hill was opened for him by someone he could not see, for no light was bura- ing in the hall or parlor, into which he was marched. “Tis better thus,’ he said to himself, “far better that there is no light. The darkness is preferable.” Someone deeply veiled came to greet him, and soon they were seated on the sofa. Not a word bad as yet been spo- ken; but now Mr. Fitzgerald poured out his tale of love. “Oh, dearest, Lloye you—love you madly!” he said. “Js my love—can BINDER * TWINE ©: fAORTEOMERY WARD & CO., CHICAGO could tell that the being by his side was deeply agitated. “J have loved you since I first saw you, dearest and fairest of girls,” he wenton. “Loved as man never loved before. do not love me—neyer can be mine? But say, ch, say you will marry me- Will you, oh, will you, darling, be my own dear wife?” He waited for an answer. It came ina voice that was un- mistable: | “Say young man wha’ ye mean by FOR 159s. We are Headquarters for Safe Rigs Furnished on Short Notice | for Parties, Weddings, and Calling. bet weer, noon 8n I hope it is returned?” | onveyed No answer; but Mr. Fitzgerald seer a= STVLISHTURNQUTS Friday, July hours of ni CopyRIGHTS &c. raen 3 | 4, : a i a - Wheels there is no doubt of it—not in the |; sultin’ a respectable culled pusson | 4 Sse least. 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By mail, Per package, or six for $5.00, with a post | between the hours al Medicine Co., 2aesteenTas | Intekest and cost ALLEN, “Yes, yes,” interrupt . —_ 8 MIC ye wie Pw oer rae SHIELD Bale in Butler byiH. L. Tucker. | = ES are you Sure te OE eee : Ae a at Administrator’s Notice. ed? toad— I QUARANTINE | Notice is hereby given, that letters of admin- “Sure!” the word uttered in a tone AXLE shortens the promote growth. dies is a sufficient guarantee. annon’s Feed yd. Your bogs and chickens agaiust OLERA and other diseases by Hawkeye hog and poultry rem- tes. They are a sure cholera pre- Mtative. “They insure good health. in which th bli hola ines m in which the public ho eir i ibited within two years from Me claims be Pouis publication, they shall be for- of nine o’clo loye with me. She has told meas much and Iam going there to-night.” What for, if I may ask?” “Why, I will see her alone, then Ill propose and, as a matter of course, be accepted. Afterward— why, I'll do as I have often done be- fore—take French leave!” Tom could not repress a feeling of indignation at hearing this man |talk so coolly of the girl he leved and his plans in regard to her. He felt an almost irresistible impulse to knock him down, and it was with great difficulty he refrained from ut- tering the burning words that were lon his tongue, agd restrained him- self sufficiently to say: light, and there before the astonish- ed lover stocd Alice and Tom, arm in arm, while by his side, with the veil thrown off her face, sat the| Horses and Rigs carefully cared for “fairest and dearest of girls’—Aunt | Dinah. Tableau! Joseph Fitzgerald, Esq., compre-| hended the whole oe = a — | He saw he had been duped, an e| eee : made one dash out of the door, hat | All rates reasonabie- in hand, and disappeared next morn- | ing on the early train to New York. | E. I. WILLIAMS, Prop. | | Bara near Southwest Corner of the Negroes For Weir City. | Square. Birmingham, Ala, July 6.—Two}., qo ae : hundred agrees from the mines and | SAFE RIGS for FU NERALS. quarries in and about cy - ines : left there last night for Weir City, | ee a eee ' Kan., te take the places of strikers | A hs i ig I Kead in g : by the day week or month. The trade of the town and coun- try generally solicited. in the coal mines at that place. Aj ———— regular movement of these negroes| Tac Choices} “How do you know ske will ac- cept you”” | istration gn the estate of Nathan D aide! the 5th day of June | of Bates county, Mis: All persons baying are required to exhi rari. them for allowance reciud id letters, or they may be date of sai eelnd from any benefit of said estate; “an my | deceased, were granted te the undersigned on | indicative of the utmost surprise at | by the probate court the very idea of the insinuation; laims against said — “why, my desr fellow what do you the administrator within one year after bor om 2 Of course Iam sure.” <b! Tom could not help saying as he tale by J. H. CRABTREE, | ever barred. This 5th day of June, 1899. arose to go: : Butler, Mo.| so.4€ © Ae “Mr. Fitzgerald, there is such a “Are you aware,” replied the other! thither already. “that my name is Joseph Fitzgerald |} ——— ——— bas been going on for some time, | 2 Little ; ea : = BEW YORK HEWS LIBRARY and 500 of them bave been sent) = 10ce A MONTH; $1 A YEAR. MY LADY GREES SLEEVES, GREASE ~ H helps the team. Saves wear and expense. Sold everywhere. 7 MADE BY STANDARD OIL CO. s-eeutcttttessstassisanteensttaaiaiasinamte tat ALLL LAO