The Butler weekly times., June 14, 1882, Image 2

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A Bargain
S. W-Green's Son, No. 74 Beek-i
man St., New York, has serrt us j
volume two of the Library of Lni- j
versal Knosvledge. The public are j
already familiar with the peculiar
merits of this cyclopaedia. Ihexol-
umebefoieus contains SSo pajjes,
cmfcracmx all the titles m A not in-
eluded in the first volume and most , i
3,rr cafS' exam,
nation of its contents confirms, UUi
hiffh opinion otthe work as a whole.
'h'u, w.rmiorti manner in which
the department of biography is treat
ed, which does'so much to give the
Library of Universal Knowledge its
high position as a work of reference
for American readers, is exemplified
in this volume. One seldom refers
to the Library for biographical in
formation without obtaining what he
seeks, and the ir.tormation is brought
down to the most recent period. 1 he
biography of this volume includes
Tames: G. Blaine, N. i- Banks, P.
T. Barnum, Edwin Booth, II. W
Beecher, Sarah Bernhardt and Brad
laugh. An article of seven pages on
"Banking," to which we call par
ticular attention, explains the general
principles and methods of banking,
defines terms peculiar to that busi
ness, gives an account of the Bank
of England, with much information
as to its capital, issue and deposits;
and also contains a history of banking
in the United States, including an
account of the old United States
Bank, the different systems or State
banks, the "wild cat" and "red dog"
banks which were at one time so
notorious, and the present national
hanking system, to which last is ap-
pended"Vtable of interesting sta-
iisiics, snowing me iiuiuirn .......
in the United States, the distribution
of banking capital, and the amount
of deposits ; and the article concludes
with a short sketch of ancient bank
ing. The whole article presents a
most instructive view of the subject
of which it treats. A curious article
on "Beards" gives an account of
the various fashions which have pre
vailed from time to time in wearing
hair on the tace, and furnishes much
amusing information in resrard to
the habits of different peoples in that
respect. We learn that the Moslems
carry combs about with them and
carefully dress their beards after
prayers, the devotee remaining on
his knees during the operation. AH
hairs falling out in the process are
carefully gathered up and preserved
for burial along with the body, the
Moslem himself frequently deposit
ing them in the place where he ex
pects to be entombed. The article
on kBaths" contains and interesting
lic baths prevailing in ancient times,
and describes the elaborate toilet
performances through which the
bathers went in those days. Among
other noticeable articles in the vol
ume are those on the Austrian Em
pire, Bees, Biology. the. Bessemer
process tor manufacturing steel, and
the Book Trade. The reader will
find every kind of information,' rang
ing from the "Babylonish Captivity"
to "Base Ball," and from "Botany"
to "Billiards."
We take this onnorlunitv to com
mend the Library ot Universal
Knowledge to our "readers. They
can not do better than to buy this
work, which is brought by its mode
rate price within the reacn ot au.
A Democrat's View.
We give space for the following,
not that it may prejudice anyone, but
our colunis are- always open to .the
public, and especially Democrats.
Ed.
Butler, -Mo., June 6, 1SS2
EdTimes: Are the wishes of
the candidates for the various offices
in Bates county only to be consulted ;
or, are the people who compose
the Democratic party of the county
to give up their wishes as to the
time of holding the primaries, and
turn over the control of the campaign
to the cjmdidates ? We have cen
tral committee composed ot repre
sentative men and if they should
think it best for the success of the
party to change the time of holding
the primaries, let them do it without
any dictation whatever from any of
the aspirants. Satisfy the wishes of
' the people and success and a glori
ous victory will cover our efforts.
A jailor had received strict orders
not to keep any prisoners in solitary
confinement. Once, when he had but
two in charge one escaped, and he
was obliged in consequence to kick
the other out ot doors, to comply
with the regulations.
Buclmpaiba.-
New, quick, complete cure j a
urinary affecrions, smarting, frequent
or difficult urination, kidney diseases $i
at druggists. West'n Mo. Repot, Merers
Rivmi .V i n.. Knui Pit.- Mn VKvl.l.N
ATTEMPTED TBAIN
ROBBERY
.
Fonr jien Attempt to Rob a Tram
in Texas.
t ,
Dallas, Tex., June At -
0.clock this morninS the north bouml
tirpr - lhc Missouri Pa-
Clfic ruAroad was flawed at a point
a mile and a half ntath of Denton, j
in a cut surrounded by dense thick- j
ft Vs soon as it stopped four i
masked men boarded the express
car. As they appeared in the nar
row passage the express agent, the
mail agent, the baggage master and
one of the armed guards, who, in
anticipation of a robbery, had armed J
Ln-.ci,T.t: Ktji the train nail
stopped, were ready to open fire
on them. Taken at a disadvan
tage, the robbers fled without rei
turning fire. The guard ran out
and got a fair shot at one of them at
a distance of ten paces, and it was
thought he had been killed, but a
search revealed no olood or cviden
ces of the fact.
A sheriff's posse, soon after day
light, went in pursuit. A short dis
tance from the scene of the attempt
ed rob bervlthey found the dead body
of a man with his mask still on. He
has been identified as S. P. Shclto'n,
of" Johnson county, Texas. This
I, .Viitr 1 i rr"i i 1 f rfM 1
CVcIllllg iiuiii.i iwi' on. i
.1. . on ic m Tin '.it ipnmn.
. , . -ri .
His name is Joe Carter, of Denton
county. He had just completed
serving out a two year's sentence in
the penitentiary. He is a son of
John Carter, a respectable citizen of
Denton. He surrendered and turn
ed state's evidence. He says the
other two robbers were strangers,
being in the county on'' a few days
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hindefinite about them. The of-
fixers are still scouring the country
tnr thfm I
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Springfield Sun: About two
months ago . L. Clark arrived trom
his southern sunny home near New
Orleans and took a high position in
Fellow's Wagon anop as toreman
C . t-. . r n n .1 tifrbinfv lniiirtrvii'nf I
i i i-
and being ot a joviai, sunsniny uis-
u v,f -.ft,..- .
a good hand to drive away the
blues. He was one of the leading
tamA pJrw
r , T- u.. i 1
Minstrel iruapc uiai nas i
down the sauntlct of defiance and
kept all the traveling
troupes of the day away from the
city, who care more for their laurels
than they do for money. Lsut an
evil day came with the closing down
of the shop on account of an over
production of wagons tnrough an
under-consumption by our system of
class legislation and Clark found
rh:it h; had over conU:iicd his cash
in riotous living. Last night he
drew a heck on the bank lor $32
to nav some little bills and bv a
- " r
strange oversight, "put F. 1L Fel-
lows name o.i it instead of his own,
V . ; ; . , . , . '
paid to his lanloru tor toaru, geinng
iv 1 - -
$17 in cash back and then skipped
the "dad sastcd" town. He will be
ke pt in green remembrance till he is
heard from aain
Joplin Herald: The Missouri
Pacific construction train -hove in
siwht vfsicrdnv afternoon on the hill
east of the city.
f esse James ghost "must have
been the presiding: spirit over the
Brookficld bank robbery on Wed
nesday. . Though dead bodily- the
lnnuence of Tesse s life still lives to
J
harrass the citizens, violate the law
and disgrace the State.
Skin Diseases Gart-6.
fr Fraiier' 'Matrix Ointmnt-
Cures as if by magic, Pimples, Black
beads or grafes blotches and Eruptions
. I I .1 1 t . 1 l
on xnc lace, icmiog uic vicar, iirj:ii-
thy and beautiful. Also cures itch, bar-
beV itch, salt rheum, tetter, ringworm,
scald head, chapped Tiands, sore nipples
sore lips, old, obstin.ite ulcers and sores,
aic. mkui msease. r . uraKe, esq., iieve-
land, O., suffered beyond all description
from a skin disease which appeared on
his hands, head and tace, and nearly des-
t roved his eves. The most careful doc -
tnrlmr tailea to he!n him. anA afr all
had tailed he used Dr. Frazier's Magic!
Ointment and was cured bv a few apnli
cations. ;
The first and ot ly positive cure tor skin
diseases ever discovered.
For Blind, Weeding, itching or ulcerat
.ed Piles Dr. Villiam's Indian Pile Oint
ment is a sure cure. Price $ i .cxx by tiuii i.
5ent or man on receipt ot price, httv
HENRY & CO. Snl PrrTr'l
- --"i"
6a Veset Street, New York f.'itv
.ti t r .ti . "
For
micui . v iii.cr. no-uaw iy
True to the spirit and admiration
to. Thos. Tefferson, Virginia sets
down upon the effort, and brands it
an act of vandalism to remove the
remains of her great Revolutionary
sa-e and statesman from the soil he
loved and to which his life was
chiefly devoted. Beneath an old
hickory tree in the county of Albe
marle, the dust of Thomas Jefferson
nas rcsted for over a halt century, it
was h;s fast request to be buried
there by the side of his beloved wife,
and friend Dabney Carr. To re
move his ashes now after these long
years of apparent neglect, would be
sacrilegious. No, better let there-
mains lie undisturbed, shaded by the
branches of the old hickory tree at
Monticello. and proceed in accor
dance with the resolution and appro
priation of Congress, to erect the
$io,ooo monument to his memory.
How to Save.
All hard worke's are subjeet to billious
attacks which mavendin dangerous ill
ness, Parker's Ginger Tonic will keep
the kidneys and liver active, and by pre
venting the attack save much sickness,
loss ot time and expense, Delay at such
times means danger. Detroit Press.
See other column.
Mayor E. A. Burke, of. the New
Orleans Times-Democrat, and
C. II. Baker, ot the Picayune,
fought a duel on the 7th. Five
shots were exchanged, and Burke
was shot through the thigh, but not
.
HinffmiK i ne weauons usiu
. .
were revolvers.
Money for a Rainy Day.
Vtr siv vars mv daughter was sick
from kidney and' other disorders, We
had used upour savings on doctors, when
our dominie adv ised us to try t-arKer s
Ginger tonic. Four bottles ettected a
cure, ad as a dollar's worth has kepi our
tamily well over a year, we have been
able to lav bv money tor a rainy day,"
A Poor Man's Wile.
22-im
In his letter declining to stand for
... , . t .
Ulli;ca3 n 1
m , - , . HT . .... .W,
ir. I3iame says: -rui iCwiy-w..v
years I was continually in public
sery.ee, arm x iCi..
a wageuy urai nas
. i i r Ai
changes m tne poncy 01 me
r,nvernment . DeeD changes, we
shouiti remark! The whole states
man.tjke pohcy inaugurated by Gar
field has been turneti bottom side up-
wards by Arthur & Co.
.
Tli ritixens of Brookheld and vi
cinitv. thoush in Missouri, are pur
suing the tour bank robbers with
the alacrity and spirit that Minnesota
did the loungers. It tne results oe
thi same count one more for Mis
soun lustice
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A sure cure tound "at last ! Xo one
r.. differ! A sure cure tor Blind,
Bleeding, Itching and Ulcerated Piles has
been discovered by ur. winiam, an in
called Dr. William's In
dian Ointment. A single box has cured
the worst chronic cases of 2 5 or 30 years
ctanrlino Xr one need suffer five min
ute after applying this wonderful sooth
ing medicine, potions instrument anu
electuaries do more harm than good.
William's Ointment absorbs the tumors,
allavs thfe intense itching, (particularly at
night atter getting warm in bed,) as a
poultice, gives instant ana painiess rcuci
t.nd is prepared only for Piles, itching of
tne private parts, ana ior noming eic.
1 Keaawnat me non, j. .i. vumuuen)
of Cleveland says about Dr. William's
scores ot i'Ue Cures, ana u anoras me
j pjeasure to SS1V that I have never found
pleasure to say
anything which
permanent relie
o-ave such immediate and
lief as Dr. William's Indian
VJIUUIICUI .
For sale by J. G. Walker druggist or
Fd on receipt ot price, $1.00.
oaile HENRY & Co., Prop'rs,
62 V esev Street. New York
"The truth alvvavs pays in the
end." is a time-honored adasre. It
I. t . . . .1
is suDDosed that is the reason peo
pie are often so chary about resort
ing to it in the beginning.
A Nevada newspaper says that
'in the absence ot all the editors of
I ceedetl m securing the services oi -a
i ,
genticman to euutnis numoer.
Weakly and Sicily Persons!
.Vanv persons who are weak and sickly
at this season of the vear are at a loss to
know how to restore their health. It has
lately I 'Cen found by experience that the
use ot Speer's Port Grape Wine is one ot
the best restoratives known. Physicians,
clersymen and temperance advocate
. , . .
" a- in
and thus aid the cause of temperance and
moderation. It is especially recoromen-
ded to families tor its puntv, exquisite
! . , , , .
1 flavor and health v properties. Medical
men certitv to it valuable medicinal
powers. Mr.'Speer has been tor Tears
engaged in the'raising of grapes and per
tecting this wine, and it requires a four
years process betore it is St for tor mar
ket. X. Y. Baptist. .
F. M. Crimly & Co., have procured
f SO'
son- direct trom the Vineyards. It is
I -
excellent for females, especially for those
i
wj
with nursing infants.
IO&27 2W
sm j
OiMAStt OF THE I l. X S
SuJm, ML JFsWAYNES'
Piin.Et, Soke. Ji'VV, M OINTMENT.
BlOTCHES, JPf -
Rash I -j On .ccou.t or At-
EavewciAS. 10 unwniTiii
B.iXlM 1 I A -mM o !
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ITCM B V. aaOWa ST S
ojl'o. M A I TW GREAT CuRC
ne k ffj ro ITCH.NO Pu.ES."
K St Da. Sav A Son,
Face. Ef (VV k
I
Jr. MONROE TAYLOR
ESTABLISHED 1S44.
e
113 WATER ST., NEW xoxtik.
These goods Lave no equal in quality
and handsome style of package. Satisfac
tion guaranteed or no pay. Ask yonr grocer
for J. Monroe Tavxo&'s Gold Medal Soda.
Saleratus, or Baking Powder, and consult
our best interests t y giving it e trial yea
r
llnnti ai.rl STiook mailt- til inlT. The
best and all kinds of lt-ather used. They
caknowledge no superior. Kepiiiring
oromnilv attended to.-a Shon north
side square, between H. Weil's and thr
Palace liote.
BUTLKIJ. MO.
vl 111
issouri pacific
The Direct Route
FOR ALL S IN
"Kan nas,
Colorado,
2Tew Sesico,
California
azid Tesas.
2 Trains Daily
VIA ST. LOUIS.
EAST NORTH
2Trains Daily
FAST IDC SU?ESI0E .OKIUSTIOS
A. A. TatMAfiie
Gen'l. Manager.
F. Chandlkit
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BABY. CAltKIAGl:
I all atyies aw !r.- .
Jul Siri! Alwys iq Kni
Mtlf ujmI tiin:iJi-l " -hort unc
Oi.iers may ! U'U at F. Kti stable
altpr nieht or en iti.iy. Biuler. Mo
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POSITIVELY CURED
BT
Benson's Capcine
Porous Plasters.
Rr&Mas Why vnoy arc lrfrt4 to All
Ottaer Vorou llater or External
Firat.
BecanB they poeM aU th merit f the
strenetbening porous plaster, and contain n ad
dition tharcto the newly ditcoerel powerful and
active vegetable combination whlcU acta wita in
creased rubefacient, etiroulatinc, iedailte and
counter irritant effects.
Second.
Barauae they are a genuine pharmaceutical prep
aration, and so recognized by the profession.
Third.
Hecanse they are tha only platters that relieve
poiu at once
Fourth.
Because they will positively cure diseases which
otner remcaies wu uui e iwi-
rifth.
Because over 5000 physiciani and drugelata hare
: ' . : 1 k. Kaw .m annarinr tA All
voluntarily icblaucia ium v. ul.t .
. j: - . c n u. bI t . .
otoer puuiera or DNKua
Sixth.
Beranse the mannfacturera have received the
only medals ever given for porous plasters.
Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster!
SEABURY & JOHNSUN,
jlanniacianng uwnua, new
HURE RKMKDV AT I.ANT. Pre SSrtJ.
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SULKY AKO GANG PLOWS,
Steel & Qhtilei Fiona.
CULTIVATORS,
listing Plows,
COMBINED
LISTER AND CORN DRILL,
Harrows, etc., etc.
Branch Houses.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. KASSAS C1XT, Mft.
ST. PAUL, Minn. ST. JOSEPH, Me.
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Nervous Hxhanstion arising from orer
work or excess of any kind,
AND FOR
Female Weaknesses.
IT PREVENTS
Malarial Poisoning and Feyer and Ae,
And is a Specific for Obstinate
a a a "w- a av
PRICE $1.00 PER BOTTLEl SIX FOR W.OO
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERJL
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THE BEST REMEDY
FOB
Diseases of the Throat and Leu
Jlwrar-vo . In diseases of the put'
Zll aCaSai monary organs a u!a
and reliable remedy H
invaluable. Atbb'i
Chkiult Pkctokal a)
m,mK m vmiiaiI,. ami ia
, o therao eminently mer
; its mo connaenc a
1 the public. It is ssct.
the medicinal prloc
pies ana cnrauT w
toes of the finest drags,
olunnifrall united, fit
f snch power aa to laama
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ItanlMinltl. ftatrikM
PECTO
a thM foundation of all
pulmonary diaeasea, atfording prompt nUet
and rapid cures, and is adapuS to paUenU ei
.i.Vim RMinvwMvnailatahia
the yoangeat children take it readily. Is
rdinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
urODCnius, ibhibuhi vwwiuwi
Sor Throat, Asthma, Croup, and Ca
tarrh, the effects of Atek's Chsbbt Pkv
tobai. axe magical, and multitudes are at
.. . . I li. mrm
nuailj preacrreu mm nhwh w""" w
timely and faithful use. It should he kepi
at hand in every household for the pro
tection it affords in sudden attacks. Is
Whooplna; COUKa ana ajoaaiainFuaa
Utere is no otner rtmeaj ao juMKWKmmm,
soothinir, and helpful.
Low prices are inducements to try soma of
the many mixtures, or syrups, mad of cheai
ana ineneenve ingreuwaia, uu
vna(n tin raratfra nnaliaeL
can afford only temporary relief, and s
sure toaeeeive ana aisappouK wo
Diseases of the throat and lungs demand
active and effective treatment; ana it, dan
gerous experimenting with unknown sal
cheap medicines, from the great liability tia
these diseases may, wnue so nroea win,,
lunl mnatnA nr ifumraltle. LM
Atcr's Chkret Pbctobal, and yon mj
.a . a u. ji a
connacDuy expec. -no uc- reui.
standard medical preparation, ot knwn vm
Al.ywrllwhl fillPQtlV ralaVaT ind 11 saf
Lsuvn irAjou v a-w F -s
cheap as its careful preparation and n
knowing its composition, prescribe it in toes
practice. The test of bait a century w
proven its absolute certainty to cure ail p
monary cempiainis not aircauy
reach of human aid.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
rracUcal aa4 Analytical Cheaalsts,
Lowell, Mass.
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