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The Butler weekly times., 1885-10-21
BABY.
BY ]. S. WINTER.

Miss Grace caught at the carvings
OF the oaken chimney shelf to steady
herself. and her heart began to beat
hard and fast.
.-Ye>. Pm very fond Of her. she
stammered.
~ wlsh you would take her for
your own" Bootles said very gent
ly.
sFor-mvown?" :" sharply. ''What
do YOU mcan;"
For moment she thought he
knew all, but his next word, unde-
ccIvcd her.
''If she bad such mother as you,
Door little motherIess wait, and if |
ha.l such a wlfe,a if Ferrers Court
had such a mlstressi Oh! don't you
understand what I mean" taking
her hand.
Miss Grace snatched the hand
away. II. tOti t. tiOlf - tcii =
she SAID. turning away.
But Bootles possessed himself OF
it again. Must | tell you more?
Oh, my darling, how from the very
first day | ever saw you loved YOU
with all my heart and soul: How,
when | bade YOU welcome to my
house, | could, and would If L had
dared, have taken you up TO my heart |
and kissed YOU before every one? |
How -''
ooh, tell me nothing-nothing."
she cred with feverish haste. Don t !
you understand it cannot be: 1t is
impossible-quIte impossible. -
"Inpossible!' he echoed, blank
ly. why is it impossible? Not
because you do not care, that I'll
swear"
She said nothing.
''Or, if that is SO, look at me and
say don't love you.''
But Miss Grace did not speak, nor
yet did she look.
'Or will you tell me that there IS
some one else whom you like bet
ter?' he asked, regalnIng hope.
No, Miss Grace did not seem IN
clined to vouchsafe that information
either.
"'Or that the care of the child
would be an objection?"
''No!" she burst out, in an ago
1ized tone.
Then what do you mean by I'M
possible ?" he asked. at seems to
ne very possible lndeed.'
She looked at him, that proud,
erect man, with a smile
IT expectant happiness on his good
ace-and tried to take her hands
way.
"Oh!" she sobbed out, '.don't /,
ou think would if l could? have
rot been SO happy that would throw
lway such happiness as you could ;;
,ive me. Some day you may know
what 1t costs me to tell you that it is
quite imposslble.''
"Iou give me no hope :" he asked
n dull voice, and she saw that he
lad grown white to his very lips.
''None," she returned; then added
bitterly. ''Oh, hope and l have had I
nothing TO say to one another this c
ong, long WHILE Z
Bootles dropped her hand list
essly. Then it Is no use NV
'oring you,' he said, turning oway.
a fierce DENIAL rose to the girls
lps, out she choked it down and
his words in silence. Then
neekly. and with one inplorinc {
'ackward look at his tall figure. as t
e stood, his head Well up IN spite L
f his defeat, looking into the fire. II
he went away and lett him alone. Il
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| nITrE- dtiS hot '- -
~ them with
There were all the Scarlet Lancer
ladies in full force. from the colonel ;
y;f. in blue velvet and sables TO the
onarterna ster's LADY in a hard teIt
hat, with long diamond and pearl
aarr,ngs. There were officers in
/ cords and boots. their siIken tinery
hidden bv Newmarket coats. And
there was the bride, Mrs. Allardyce,
in pink and gray, the majors racing
colorS-o1 lor, as the fellows said
when they saw her. And there was
Miss Mlgnon, little three year-oId
belle. got up in Bootles' colors-
scarlet. purple and gold-adapted in
! her small case TO warm frock Of
purple velvet. braided with scarlet
and gold. and on her golden curls a
Jockey cap to match 1t. Utterly
absurd, most people said. but Boot
les didn't seem TO see il. Nor, for
the matter of that, did Miss Mignon
herself. Held BY Bootles, or, when
Bootles was riding, by Lacy, she sat
on the broad edge of the balcony and
surveyed the world, like a queen in
miniature.
1t was a fine place for seeing; yes,
and a fine place for hearing, too, as
Lac, tesut1ed afterward in his own
peculiar style OF delivery:
"Er-I and Miss MIgnon were |
waiting tor Bootles to come down
the lawn, when-er-a lady next to |
us-er-a little nrWreposseSsIng |
person. found out afterwards that
her name IS Berwry-wlth a nose
like a teapot spout, and 4 mouth OF
the bulldog ordah-little daug hter,
by the bye, pretty much Of the same
type. but lust a shade less hiIeous-
suddenly eIectwrlfied us by pulling
out huge par of gold eyeglasses,
and holding the wrace-card az arms
length.
{" .Ow.' said she in m1ncing
voice, when Miles came down the
lade looking like sack OF -four IN a
purple satin jacket-'Ow, Captain
Ferwrahs, Ow, Dorothy, my deah,
Captain Ferwrahs. Eewry hand
some-and how beautifully he
wrIdes. Ow, Pm shaw he'll WIN,
and what a lovely horse! Captain
Ferwrahs. He's vewry handsome
"Well-er-I gave Miss Mignon
a gwreat squeeze to hold her tongue
and she did. This Mrs.-er-
Berwrv went on expatiatlng on
Miles great beauty of person, and
on the absolute certainty of his WIN
ming. And his pet name is BootIes.
she informed us. His pet name. :
Well, pwresently Bootles came sail
ng down the lawn IN all his glory,
and Miss N1ignon quite forgot the
Did girl. and shouted out to him.
Bootles,' she called-'Bootles'
"Bootles glanced up, and waved {
us hand, and-er-the. old party
,alled Bewry turned wround and y
eyed her sharply, saw the scarlet,
purple and gold of her dwress, looked /
1t her card and SAID, witheringly, |
Ow, | don't know him. as if there {
we're dozen Capt. Ferwers knock /
ng about, and this was one of the
eleven she didn't know. I
well, when the wrace was over /
should come up but /
Miles. Z
= 'Ah. Miles, said I, LEI
leard lady expatiating just now on a
our extwreme beauty and gwrace Q
nd elegance OF per>on-was shaw s
'ou'd WIN. What a pity YOU didn't t
= Bless my soul,' said Miles,
was she pretty ]
" oh, don't be fattcred: she took
on for Bootlc>, said l, ignoring the IL
question. 4
= 'Bootle>' money AGAIN cwried h
files. with a great woar OF laugh {
or. t
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front, Al, hes down. Ferrer>-
Miles-blue and fawn-Gilchri>r
ga;ns-Miles = GIIchrl>t = Ferref>
wins, Ferrers wins, All up with
the others, Ferrer> wins"
And then the compaay--good, bad
. and indIfferent-had time to renen-
! bcr that a man WAS down-n0. not
one man. but two To find OFT that
| Hartog was bruised and stunned. bot
able with help to get to the dressing
room and recover himself. 10 learn
that the ssvarming croud around the
other was watching more exciting
race than that which they had Just
Witnessed with shouts and applause.
that they were watching with awe
and liz silence 4 race between Life
and Death-for GIlchri>t. the "old'
man Of the regiment, the man who
had been nobody's friend, nobody's
chum, was lying in the midst Of them
with his back broken, waiting for
hurdle.
They were all as sorry as men
could be who had never been moved
by feelings of friendship. The pro-
ceedlngs were stopped at once, and
they went gravely back TO barracks,
those who had hidden to get into
morning clothes, and all OF them to
hang about waiting for news.
But there was no hope, absolutely
no hope. With all his faults, fail
ing and peculiarities, Gavor Gllchrist
was passing away from their midst |
by exchanffe, as Hartog had once
wished-the exchange, not of one
tor another, but OF tins
world for the next.
It WAS about 6 o'clock that the
senior of the two surgeons entered
the anteroom, and, looking around,
heckoned for BootIes.
What news" asked several of
them.
He won't last the night. Boot
S, he wants YOU
"I'll come said Bootles.
''Sure to want Bootles," observed
Preston.
"Oh, yes, l should myself" re-
turned another.
"W ont last the night remarked
a third. "WelI, l never did like
Gilchrist-never; but, at the same
line, Pm deduced sorry for him now
Door chap, For oh, by Jove. its
earful thing when you come to that.
And then they fell into silence
again, waiting tor Bootles to come
back. Half an hour passed-three
quarters then Bootles did not come.
An hour; then Bootles appeared-
:ame with white face and scared |
ook in his blue eyes, followed by
he docto- who had fetched him.
Every man in the room was reused |
rom a lounging attitude to one OF
and surprise.
"Bootles," said Lacy, moving to-
Yards him.
But Bootles did not even look at
i'm. He turned to the doctor and
Uttered words the like of which none
# his hearers had never heard from
nm before,
Il kept my temper doctor-you
hink | did: | know the mans dy-
ng. Yes, | know. and l shouldn't {
Ike to think l lost my temper with a
oor chap who was diving, but-but
so: won't say word I'll 90
nd keep to fnvse!f until Pye got
yer it a little. II | stop here | shall
ay something l shall be sorry for all
lie rest OF my lite
"What is it Bootles - broke IN I
-acy, in his sot, voice.
But Bootles did not reply for a i
He stood still, trying hard 7
, control him>elt; but Lacy. who t
ad lald his hand upon ms Sleeve, y,
=lt that he was shaking from. head I.
} foot, and his very lips were trem-
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our commerce abroad. England has
built up her commerce by the aid of a
powerful navy. That navy has protected
the interests of the British people in
whatever quarter of the globe they
have established themselves. Without
similar protection our commerce can not
maintain itself abroad. The captains
OF our merchant vessels know how it is.
There must be an efficient navy if we have
a large foreign trade. We need coast de-
fences but we need navy as much. And
by the way we wonder how free trader
Carlisle will like that suggestion in the
last lines of Mr. Tilden's letter about
building up the iron interest of this coun-
try?
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The Grand Aims OF Life

Are utilities to the chronic invalid. What
to him are the rewards of ambition. the accu
mutation of fortune, or the fruition of domes-
tic happiness? The zest of life is gone, its
aims are dead Well for him if all this is
not irretrievable--if his malady is not of the
deep seated organic sort which forbids hope
of cure. For manv of the ills to which flesh
is heir, formerly supposed to be incurable,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is a sovereign
remedy. Among them are dyspepsia, chronic
constipation, rheumatism, debility and ner
vousness. These are remediable with the
grand restorative. which does the work
thoroughly, striking at the root of the evils
to the removal of which it is adapted. By
nsuring activity and purity of the circulation,
inducing healthy flow of the bile, and pro-
noting a regular habit of body, it forti6es
the system against malaria. 1t is also useful
as diuretic. decldeod&wlw
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How often is the light of the household
clouded by signs of melancholy or irritability
on the part of the ladies. Yet they are not
to be blamed, for they are the result of all
ments peculiar to that sex, which men know
not Of. But the cause may be removed and
JOY restored bv the use of DR.. Pierce's "Fa-
vorite Prescription" which, as tonic and
nervine for deblitated women, is certain,
safe and pleasant. 1t is beyond all compare
the great healer of women.
decl -dM&Th&w
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Thousands Say So.

Mr.. T. w. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes
81 never hesitate to recommend your Elec
trio Bitters TO my customers, they give entir
satisfaction and are rapid sellers" Electri
bitters are the purest and best medicine know
and will positively cure Kidney and Live
complaints. Purify the blood and regulat
the bowels. No family can afford to
without them. They will save hundreds o
dollars in doctors bills every year. Sold a
fifty cents bottle by Devine & Coughlin.
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A Wonderful Discovery.

Consumptives and ALL who suffer from any
affection of the Throat and lungs, can find a
certain cure in DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Thousands of permanent
cures verify the truth of this statement. No
medicine can show such a record of wonder
full cures. Thousands of once hopeless suf-
ferers now gratefully proclaim they owe their
lives to this New Discovery. 1t will cost
you nothing to give it trial. Free Trial
Bottles at Devine & Coughlin's Drug Store
40 cents and Sl.00.
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Undertaken Ito recent widow 1.-The car
riages will be IS apiece, Madam, if the horses
trot. If you prefer to have the funeral pro-
cession move SLOWLY to the grave l shall
have to charge 81 80 for each carriage on ac-
count Of the extra time Widow VERY much
distressed )-L-let th-them trot. Poor John
could never bear ito ride a-after h-horse on
a w-walk, even when g-going up h-hill.-
HGrpeTs Bazaar.
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A prominent physician who was Mr.. Hen
bricks friend and attandant for longer
period than any other physician, says that Mr..
Hendricks did not die of heart paralysis.
Several years ago Mr. Hendricks was stricken
with paralysis, from which he never fully re,
covered, and as is usual in cases of partial
paralysis, a clot formed that eventually
reached the brain and caused death.
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Pittsburg, Dec. The iron dealers re-
port an advance of 81 on pig metal and fifty
cents on ore within the last twenty-four hours.
This has been brought about by the steadily
increasing demand for those commodities,
especially here, and is the first apparent sub
stantial evidence of the revival in the iron
trade. Business in this city is reported as
good and the mills are booking plenty OF
orders
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Lorng, Short & Harmon. Portland, publish
in neat form a small volume of poetry enti-
tied "Ashes for Flame and Other Poems.
The author is Caroline Dana Howe of the
same city. The poems are of high order,
manifesting in the writer cultured mind
and true poetic genius. Some of them are
gems that have already achieved popularity
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The first session of the Forty ninth
Congress opens to-day. Mr.. Carlisle will
be Speaker of the House. Mr.. Reed was
nominated for Speaker at the republican
caucus. Mr.. Sherman will be President
pro tenn of the Senate The Presidents
message it is said will not be read before
Congress until Tuesday
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An up-country schoolmaster whose wife
was one of his pupils had occasion to punish
her one day. The next day the scnoolhouse
door bore the inscription ''School closed for
one week owing to the illness of the school
master. Shoe and Leathe, Reporter.
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Books and Magazines.

D. Lothrop & Co., Boston, publish the fol-
lowing cheap works for the household.
Household Receipt Book" Household
Game Book" Household Primer" "Baby's
Primer" Either of these will be mailed free
for two cent stamp upon application to the
publishers.
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If any OF the democratic members of
the Oregon Legislature who voted for re-
publican Senator Mitchel's election hope
to get federal appointments through his
efforts, the Portland Oregonan believes
that they will be disappointed.
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The Traveller says of Mr.. Villas defence
for not obeying the laws of Congress in
refusing to enter into contracts with
American steamship companies for the
transportation of foreign mails: His
chief reason for Withholding the appro-
priation is that, in his opinion, the COM
pensation of the companies under the old
system, was ample, and its increase would
be in the line of extravagance. Here he
simply puts his own individual opinion
over against the collective opinion of Con-
gress. 1t was for the very reason that
Congress deemed the old rates of compen-
sation not to be ample that it purposed to
encourage American steamship lines to
compete with the heavily subsidized lines
OF other nations. and so passed the act OF
March 3. Mr.. Villas defence is an exceed
inglv lame one, and he has not strength.
ened it by attempting to throw the blame
for the embarrassment and confusion into
which our postal communications have
been thrown on the steamship companies
He cody asks early action by Congress
to provide means of relief for the embar.
rassment and Inconvenience which ha.
been caused by his own action. 1t is to be
hoped that Congress in its answer will
made itself understood"
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"Bird-Ways," is a work by Olive Thorne
Miller, published by Hought IN. Miffilin & Co.
that will be welcome to all lovers of birds,
and will repay the most thorough perussl.
Each chapter is the result of observation and
careful study, in which are found descr ptive
sketches of many of the ''feathered
songsters" and many stories in connection
with them. 1t is charming book as well as
an instructive one. For sale by S. J. Mill
ken.
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Mr.. Tilden wants the surplus revenue
expended in fortifying the large cities up
on the coast, but if the debt goes on in
creaslng as it did the last month there
will be no surplus revenue to expend up
on an, thing
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We have received from A. N. Marquis &
Co., "Hunted Down, A Mystery Solved" by
Max Hillary. 1t is queer tale with startling
incidents and many witty and humorous say
ings. In paper covers. Price 25cts.
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Mugwump denunciation OF bitter
partisan press strikes the Milwaukee
ering the fact that the mugwump organs
are more unjust and violent in attacking
private character than the organs of any
other Marty
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With bright eyes and elastic step, yet gray.
lusterless hair. 1t is unnatural, needless.
Parker's Hair Balsam will restore the black
or Brown permaturely lost, cleanse from all
dandruff, and stop its falling. D,n't surren-
der your hair without an effort to save it.
novI6t MTh&wlm2p
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The New York Chamber of Commerce
has passed resolution declaring that the
Government ought to do something to en-
courage the building of American
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you. Sold by Bowditch,
Webster & Co,
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The iron trade is meeting with revival.
Prices are tending upwards. Buyers OF
iron will probably do we'll to make their
purchases at an early day.
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MIR A. HIGGINS, of Wyoming, N. Y,
says he had the Piles for nearly 40 years, and
was cured by using Gilmore's Pile Specific.
Sold by +. G. Kinsman.
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General B. F. Butler has quietly announced
to his friends his intention to run for Con-
gress in his district in Massachusetts at the
next election.
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SROuRh on Rats.

Clears out rats, mice, reaches. flies, ants
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, grophers. l5c
Druggist
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"Reuuh on C0rms,

Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns." 15c
Quick complete cure. Hard or soft corns
warts, bunions.
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The three outlets of disease are the bowels,
the skin and the kidneys. Regulate their
action with the best purifying tonic, Burdock
Blood Bitters. decl-d&wlw
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER from Ague
and Malaria when Gilmore's Aromatic Wine
will cure you? Sold by F. G. Kinsman.
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For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. Sold by
Bowditch, Webster & Co.
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The public debt increased more than
81 1000, 900 during the month of Novem-
Der.
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Samuel Tilden's letter to Mr.. Carlisle in
favorof building defensive works to protect
the large cities near the coast, calls for a
complete surrender of the policy which
the democrats have advocated upon
this subject in the past. and the
adoption of the course hitherto con-
tended for BY the republicans. This
tardy acknowledgment that the republic
cans have been right and Mr.. Tilden's
party wrong upon this matter will attract
the attention of the country. With the re.
sponsibility OF power upon them the dem.
ocratic leaders are prone to follow the ex.
ample of. the republicans. But Mr.
Tilden's opinion concerning the navy,
that it would be better to ado
but little to its strength and efficiency
is . very poor one, especially
if we are to make an effort to build M
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aRlaehn.Patba -

Quick. complete cure, all Kidney, Bladder
and Urinary Diseases, Scelding, Irritation,
Stone, Gravel. Catarrh of the bladder. 81.
DruQgiSts
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CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured. by Shilohs Catarrh Remedy.
Price SO cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold
by Bowditch, Webster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-07

GILMORE'S NEURALGIA CURE is g
positive cure for Neuralgia in the face, side
and stomach. Sold by +. G. Kinsman.