The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 27, 1900, Page 7

Cancer, |MOORFIELD sToREY ———— | slood Troubles: aaa, NOW A DEMOCRAT. | court with men who will sustain. D. W Lown © Old Sores, ovel ‘views of cone : ; 2 -Laxatis e Bromo-{ iuiee rapher : t tint % tom one day ha the blood contains all the elements necessary to sustai Sumner’s Noted Biographe that it be i tes, mesa. sox | Rheumatism, ‘hin aptpetongs aang ‘the blood fr a thout, 7 ; = ce : pae she _ | cr the blood frome without. th Contagious cecien: : : and eve 0 : 3 owing disease germs to blood troubles t Blood Poison, York, agains ; kena eer eore, ulcer, erupt d by ; Chronic Ulcers. PERIALISM THE ISSUE shea : : shows svoner or later on the , take the sore or outward sig : ; vad a ications, Valuable time is lost and 1 s : ; “ vctus s ? oO { = = ploOD TROUBLES REQUIRE BL000 at \ \ pent! eradicated — the blood reinforced, purified and wa? 1 s t Pe t F and arsenic, the treatment usually prescrit Declares Exis A ™ ‘ Sc care. but dowuch harm by addi ee 5 the H Theea z - F p and heal thy sz = x ves ve purely ge 1 a % cf or any similar blood trouble, write them ful | s res : ee We make no chai oe 5 serv | reaso - = i =s s " “is i I =a ia bi a 5 1 s , I is i re st s s sembled at | 4 = =< | 1 = we = jst so se sgreg - , n oT Harness ; ie eos nar $20,000 scuheeaaiinig thie \bansk paces Josa = 7 < s 8 and Freee athe rapidly res . : ig it tre < His Fe Se Ss Saddlery; : — re reat Bugoles fot Sicily : and : : Si s 5 s,l as ¢g “ ‘ b Surties: : , : ~ s. M Road Wagons sees =n : te and by the y Lis Wii = ‘“ nas : ! d flattened tl Ww = | a sut sutf h is stay or Wagon Harness $10 to $30; Single Harness $7 to $25; Second-hand Hi : all styles eart and prices. Buggy Tops, Cushions, Wagon Sheets and Bows. Our Vehicles + the latest in de d painting It he could get our prices and you will surely trade with’ Me ¥ ARLAND BROs., Butler, Mo. eae reer ai seca es ; ie i . - r ¢ i rs 1 ' has ¢ ; eee = : é i e 10t I ink he has a CAS ee | CASTORIA. One of Ingalls’ “Prettiest” Bits. : mate ance to pu oe Bears the ine k ad) You t ‘8 Have Aw ways #5 b Boag \ pars the The Kind Vou Have Always Bought | From ‘‘Blue Grass’’ in Kansas 2 1 ; | zs a 4 ‘eo i fas | her constant ienedigtion | “Phez i They are expecting the biggest] Washington, Sept. 14.—To-day’s ta mpled with battle saturated to stifle the co crowd at Butler at the oe orid’s statement of the treasury balances | y,)Qod.torn with rusts of cannon, lowers by app fair,’ ever assembled in the county. in the general fund, exclusive of the Ae Rea Kinh The first day. Tuesday, is old set-|$150,000,000 gold reserve, in the di-| 5. goreotten. Streets abandoned by |don the re tlers’ day, and everything will be| Vision of redemption shows: Avail) jpaftie freto the old settlers, shows and able 7 all. They say there will be no gamb- |£ ling devices of any kind allowed in the city. during the street fair. Good. —“Gabe’ rass. and cari iry | pecr Hood's Piiis our conti rass-grown like rural ated Forests | prove h, flowers vanish | fear of business re become TWO SHOT IN A CANOE WOT ; lanes, and are oblit decay, harvests per | but grass is immortal. B prosecuting American ms? Mysterious Accident to Mrs. Kerr and upt ? Achir Scrofula? ed B. B. B ause it Take life as it comes, and make the : aa = seg SES }most of all cireumstances, but fora | by the sullen host of wint in Rich Hill Review.|pad cough or cold, take Ballard’s \ draws into the impregnable | Horehound Syrup the best known! of subt “tality in w Holicy of | we es of its subterranean vitality, andj}ina policy of wro Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is | remedy for quick relief and sure eure. | nota panacea, but is recommended | p,i, SO tenia. Bar Rac a for blind, bleeding or protruding | : piles, and it will cure the most obsti- | Natecases. Price 50 cents inbottles.| 4 pepublic: siaaien ats i F . } jor’ F spublican exchange floats in! subtle tie re 1e elements | Americ: Tubes, 735 cents. For sale by H. L.} I ubtle horticulture of t elements eric Tucker. Companion on Hunting Trip Near Newberg, N.Y Newberg, N.Y Sept. 20.—The ill wealthy widow of the late Chauncey fortress | than the ion of | they may lose mone oing emerges upon the first solici entire sand h troubles, and thecause ssue is ‘the mors h cau spring. Sown by the winds. by “The cry that the eee oe et ee wandering birds, propagated by the |full dinner pail’ is an insult to the of New York, was shot while an intel removed b. B. B.t years, and tors and failed. For sale by this week, with this item of interest: which are its ministers and servants. | Other false ar; rainst M |*Western towns and counties now, [t softens the rude outline of the| Bryan are that he will pack the su- ! with Charles Badley, a society leader of Philac tcanoe. Sudder ia. They were in shot whizzed Chris Rucker met with a very pain- borrow money at about 3, per « nder the arm of nt./ world. Its tenacious fibers hold the | preme court. from sho ; pas falaccident Sunday, Which may crip- Truly prosperity benefits every-\earthin its place, and prevent its] “I yield to no one bottle, or 6k the guide, body of Mr ple him up for some time. While | body.” t The editor who printed that | soluble components from washing or that itme To Bailey and s. Kerr in the breaking a wild horse his left foot be- é 8 per cent interest on a big) into the wasting sea. It invades tl sident alone « Bisa taceies y leg above the k Mr. Bailey is re- tame entangled in the stirrup: the} mortgage on his press and outfit.| solitude of deserts, clin at most, nor the remedy ted to be not dangerously hurt, sLOOD it M nb am Kerr has had to have her cies OK |He seems content, however, withs cessible slopes and fc iding pinna- | Vacé horse falling and Chris being unable! h t distance prosperity.—Rich Hill) Jes of mountains, modifies climate: todismount his ankle was bruised. he Chrisis goine around on crutches | Critic. and determines th vutated ja seat on the Stories differ as to where the shot confirme history, charae eS Kruger Accepts the Warship. vt is that thie this week The untiring efforts of Thousands suffer with torpid liver, ter and destiny 1 Vno ime the Butler Street Fair management l producing: « great depression of 8 trusive and patient, immort xceHent no The Hague, Sept. - was marty who fired i vigor and eression. Banished| blower and ment of the Neth ata occupants of stion, constipation, headach imulate the live arebringing forth excellent results. | indig 1 last |ete.. Herbine will notified of Mr. Kruger’s acceptance. the boat This year’s fair will surpa from the thoroughfare and the field, | named by Mr is not likel ., a 2 <Pey > els re le »store). * a i - fit for t Year's in every respect.—Merwin keep the bowel a De Store| it bides its time to return. and when | to confirm unfit men ominated by | Of its offer to place a » a 8 Dn was in the x p a healthful buoyancy of s SB. Peice | 7 ly ae "Ag ae eats I Mirror. 150 cents. For sale by H. L. Tucker. | ¥ r peeee adams sie ptiasies ae St = ea | oe = a has perished, it ‘ i rthat @e2z0 Marquez to Holl White's Cr Vermifuge is essen-| : sCream Vermifuge 1s essen Hoe choler: rok hr fr + 3 i . ¢ cholera has broken out in throne from whichit has bee tially the child's tonie. It improves Og chek ae ae ; . pics : the digestion and assimilation of food, strenethening the nervous s Harrison township, Vernon county.| pelied but which it never The Nevada Post says at least TOO It bears no blaz a FEBS ILA ERI, + temand restoring them tothe healt hogs have died f So ity of spirits natural | Ff. Wilson, a farmer living near Gar- dor, but its home 1006 rice 25 cents OF}, AS See ats ont gThe Goiden e is 2 cy es ce Z See two girls in another column gathering Drunkenness and rowdyism will! gra yo Soe on Stee Reed ait atk ane are unexeelled by 2 rom the disease. W.. charm the sense Rot be tolerated onthe streets of {nthe wo Butler next week. The officers will) American Institute bealert and if youdo not want to) /Reps Wake up in the cooler and pay a fine, Grape Wine ae supe bea gentleman and conduct yourself 88 such. i 7 rs Club. world. the GOLD DUST Age: that emancipates women of all ages from the tyranny of hard housework. GOLD DUST Washing Powder is the greatest boon of the Nearly 140,000 coal miners have; ac! of appeti : on or low spi lia. That,!>,. anthra- in Penn > face of Hanna's boasted Cornhuskers’ sprained wrists, barbed wire cuts and sprains. or prosperity. fats from any other ase, are qui e : ° : Wy healed when Ralland s Snow Oint-| xo sample devices Of auy Kind century to woman, since it lightens her heavi- ent is promptly applies TOR ZOU ce é i ‘éE Sailed on ky Hae Chane = 3 $24.50 cents. For sale by H. 1. Bit So mae or les ne oe est work. Large package is greatest economy. as it should be. A negro E ganized at $100 Reward $100. ‘hee peaders ot ‘O learn that dreaded disease ¢ ne able to cure i ages, ad chat Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the Only Positive cure know nto the DWAIWO OID DWV are, oi ae a constitutional arrh Cure is taken upon the orthe s ™ ny tk cor tem, thereby < des for j from the Ur St the disease, = g the patient Strength by ing up the constitution elo ng nature in doing its work. Proprietors haye so much fatth in its curative powers, that they offer One mandred Dollars for any case thatit tae tecure. Send tor list of testimon- : Address F. J. CHeney & Co.,/ Toedo, O. p@ Sold by druggis t 7se- | EDR LN IR KMS IC Sd Cea n One e Day os a as . K. Fairbank ee aren Chicago, St Louis. New York, Boston ve Bromo Quinine Tab-| ts refund the money jif it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's si | nature is oneach box. 25c. be icate b STANDARD OIL Co. and sold everywhere.