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The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
A Train on thu. Missouri Pacific De-
rallied on II Tr-Stif.

A Train on the Missouri Pacific De
rallied on n Tr-Stie.
Coff+vville, Kan. Jan 3-An at
tempt was made to wreck the night
express train on the Missouri Pacific
railway. winch left here at 10 o'clock
last mig ht for Kansas City. When
the tam arrived near the trestle
crossing Sycamore creek, about one
tuile west Of here, and while running
at o speed OF fifteen miles per hour
the engineer discovered that a rail
had been removed from thu north
side of the track, He reversed his
engine aud, calling to his fireman,
both jumped from the, machine.
Strange to relate, when the euglue
struck the opening in the track, iii
stead of golng off the fill, kept
straight ahead and the entire train
followed across the bridge.
The trestle is about twenty feet
hie b and yearly hundred feet long
aud the fact that the train did not
go off the structure seems almost
mi acullous. When the train stop
ped the engine and cars rested upon
the ties on the fill by which the tres
tie is reached FROM the west. The
tools with which the rails had been
removed were found near the bridge
and proved to have been stolen from
section house near by.
The theory advanced for the at
tempted wreck is that it was the
work of bandits, whose aim was to
throw the train down tho emoank.
ment aud then loot the express aud
mail cars The robbers are suppos
ed to have been secreted in the tim
Der near the bridge, bat when the
train did not jump the track aban.
doned their plaus and skipped out.
Beyond general shaking up OF
the passengers, no one was hurt, but
their escape from death is, as said
above almost miraculous.
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Buried City Discovered.

Paris, Jan. 3-Excavations in
Oissean Lepetit, department of the
Sarthe, have revealed Gallo Roman
city. which appears to have been
destroyed by an earthquake. The
city probably contained some 10000
inhabitants. It's name is not known
in French history. The ruins in
clude great temple, part of which
is still standing, also a theater and
monuments, A number of medals
have been found which include one
of the time Emperor of Constantine.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11
Unusual Brutality.

Caledonia, Mum, Jan 3-A case
of unusual brutality has come to
light here, Reports of illtreatment
at tue horse of Michael Ryan led to
to an investigation. A committee
found Ryan's wife dying from the
effects of illtreatment and brutality.
Her feet were frozen aud her side
was notifying from an injury re-
ceived some time ago. her husband
having refused to pay fora physician
or nurse, although we'll able to do
SO.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11
A Sound LIVER Makes Well Man.

Are You Bilious, conszipated or trou-
bled with Jaundice, Sick Headache, bad
taste in the mouth. foul breath, coated
tongue, dyspepsia, Indigestion, hot dry
skin, pain in the back and between the
shoulders, chllls and fever, Sc. If YOU
have any of these symptoms, your liver
is out of order and your blood is slowly
being poisoned because your liver does
not act properly. Herbine will cure ali
disorder of the liver. Stomach or bowels
1t has no equal as liver medicine. Price
IS cents. Free trial bottles at IL. L.
fuckers drugstore. As nv
The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11

Richard Roberts, cashier for the
Midway Plaisancs Hadji CheriffF s
tribe. which has been creating sem
sensation in st. Louis. has disap-
peared with the conpany's cash,
amounting to abou: $500. In con-
sequence the dancers are in great
distress, To add to the company 8
displeasure it was locked out of the
hall, which had been filled nightly
by curious crowd of dupes, and
ended in fight among the artists.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11
A RAGING BULLDOG.
He Chrws Negro Boy aud Creates a
Furious Panic.


Clinton Democrat
Yesterday afternoon there was
narrow escape from death on the
party of a little daughter Of Col.
Almus Harrington at his farm place
two and one half miles from town.
The Colonel has large, fierce
bulldog which is confned in the
granary, aud the child while playing
outside the barn threw a rake inside
the dogs den. One of the hind feet
of the brute was snagged on a prong
of the rake aud he at once became
furious, bowling and keeping up a
tremendous row.
4 negro boy who was woi king on
the lot attempted to release the
dogs foot from its implement, but
the animal was so enraged with
p,in that he leaped upon the negro
chewing and Iacerat'ng his hand into
a pulp
A physician who was immediately
summoned says that the boy Is III a
critical condition. Col. Harrington
thinking the beast mad, put ball
through its head. after which a son
of the Colonel ended its agony with
q Winchester.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11
1t May Do As Much For You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, of Irving, H., writes
that he had a severe kidney trouble for
many years. with severe pains in his
back and also that his bladder was affect
ed. He tried many so called kidney cures
but without result About year ago he
began lse of electric bitters and found
relief at once. Electric Bitters is especi-
all adapted to cure of all kidney and l.v-
er troubles and often gives almost in
stant relief. One trial will prove our
statement. Price only soc. foi large
bottle. At II. l.. fuckers drug store.
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What he Could Do.

He was a real, l,unmistakable, ,chron
ic tramp, and when the kitchen door
was opened to his knock the sight
of him almost unnerved the lady of
the house.
"Wha-what do You waute' she
asked.
Il want something to do, men,"
he replied.
"Do?" she exclaimed as she sur
veyed him.
Yes SIM that's what I said"
"What i'll the name Of sense can
you do" she inquired as her nerve
returned.
Il kin eat, num-" he answered
promptly, and she slammed the door
In his face.
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Blown Up With Powder.

West Plains, 40, Jan. "A ter
rible accident happened a few days
ago at the home of Sol Colling. on
spring creek, news of which has just
reached here. Collins eat by an
open fireplace with keg of blast
ing powder beside him. He threw
some of the powder into the fire,
thinking it too damp to burn. A
terrible explosion followed, tearing
the root from the house and burn.
ing, more or less, eight persons
The only way any Of their lives was
saved was by jumping into creek,
which runs close to the house. The
doctors think Collins and wife and
four children will die.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11
A Quarter Century Test.

For quarter OF a century DIR Kings
New Discoeery has been tested, and the
millions who have received benefit from
its use testify to its wonderful curative
powers in ali diseases ot throat, ches.
and lungs. A remedy thai has stood the
test 90 long and that has given so uniyer-
sal satisfaction is no experiment. Each
bottle is pos itiyelv guaranteed TO give
relief, or the money will b. refundei. 1t
is admitted to be the most reliable for
Coughs and Colds. Trial bottles tiee at
II. l.. fuckers drug store. Large size
soc. and SI.oo
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A Philosophical Millionaire

Attorney-If you leave all your
property to your second wife your
children will certainly try to break
your will.
Rich Client-Of course That's
what I want them to do. want
them to have their full share of my
money.
Then why bequeath it all to your
wife,
well, you see, it will be easier for
my children to break my will than it
10 for me to break hers.
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What a Prominent Insurance Ma,
Saws, 2

ii NJ Blossom, senior member of II NJ
Blossom & Co, eI7 N Sd ST., St. Louis,
writes: l had been lett with a very dis.
tlessing cough, the result of infiuenz
which nothing seemed to relieve, until
took Billiards. Horehound Syrup. One
bottle completely cuied me. sert one
bottle to nv sister, who had severe
cough, and she experienced imme diate
relief. ! always recommend this syrup
to my trien S.
John Clanston, COS Hampshire street,
Quincy, H., writes: have found Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup superior to any
other cough medicine have ever known
1t never disappoints. Sold by II L
Tucker. druggist.
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Park ) Cough Syrup.

Has been so highly RECOMMENDED to us
that We have taken the agency tor it and
now ask our friends who are suffering
with cold to give i, trial and il it
does not give satisfaction your money
will be refunded. Every bottle is sold on
a positive guarantee. Price so cents ard
ST 90. Sold by H. L. Tucker.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11
1894.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harper's Weekly is beyond all question the
leading journal In America, in its splendid
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In fiction, the most popular story writer's con-
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the foremost artiss illustrate its special arti-
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The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11
4 High Liver

Csually has bad liver He is bilious
eonstipated, has indigestion and dyspep-
sia. 1t there is no organic trouble few
doses OF Parks Sure Cure will tone him
up. Parks Sure Cure is the only liver
and kidney cure we sell on positive
guarantee Price $I.oo. SoLd BY Fl.
L. Tucker
The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11

The fact that sixty-fve railroads
have gone into receivers hands dur
ing the past year would indicate
that either there has been bad man
agement somewhere OF the public is
staying at home more than usual
this year.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11
A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man

Are you bilious, constipated or trou-
bled with Iaundice Sick Headache, Bad
Taste in Mouth. Foul Breath, Coated
Tongue, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Hot
Dry Skin, Pain in back and between
the Shoulders Chills and Fever, &c.
If you have any of these symptoms your
liver is out OF order, and your blood is
slowly being poisoned, because your
liver does not act properly. Herbine
will cure any disorder of the Liver,
Stomach or Bowels. 1t has no equal as
a Liver Medicine. Price 7scts. Free
trial bottles at H L fuckers drugstore
22-I year
The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11
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The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
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IWINIpn AGENTS willing to travel

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The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11

Experts have decided that Prem
dergast is not insane Give him the
benefit of the doubt and hang him.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11
1894.
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1894.
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Among other notable features Of the year will
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Ruth McEpery Stuart. Miss Laurence Alma
Tadema George A. Hibbard. Quesney De
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Articles on topics OF current interest will be
contributed by distinguished specialist.
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is 30 wen adapted 70 children that
recommend i, a. superior to any prescription
known to me" Il. A. ARCHER. n. D.,
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ltucut0cltli1.

Tieicrisen. welhe Tr. Sings Nc,e Gnts
befuuS 9ebraubt boben fenucl lbreu @ert9,
u,lo bic ol1ocru bobeu nun Wcle9elbelt, lie
unent9eltli0 SIT periutben. Spreden Sie
bel benz auge;ei9teu Npotbeter Dor uno lolen
ii6 cine Yrpbeioide ircl uerobfol9el. Sellz
sen Sie Sbren 9tomen uno @oreiie al y. g..
@udleu & &c., Gbica9o, uno sic meroen
eiuc Nrobel1a6tel upn Tr. Sings Neuen
9cbenS =Eiuen, ionic ein Gremplor oeS We=
luunbeitsiibrerS uno neutrality-suspicious.
tors irei erDalteu. gSir 9arantlrel,, oab allies
oas Sbneu gut tb,n miro, ob9!el6 IS Sie
ai9ts tOitst. .. M. 0lien, @pot9eter'
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23

Scr Nrbeiterl climber Fuuman lit
Gus Der Sommeririi3e, mo CT ii@, fir
jcin 2e6en iiir6teno, leit benz NuSbru3
oeS GtreitS in lciner ,Wfulterltaot"
perltedt belt, na1 Chicago 5urid9e>
tebrt. Der Vei9lins labt ieinen Falolt
an Der Erairie Nuenr'e nod INNER BON
Eripot,pGdtern bcwa1en uno lein boles
WclpiNen ldBt inn AUDI bier feline Gube.
N5cr oelleu un9eo6tct l9micoct er IN
Disicm Au9eNblif nit leincm9aaolan9er,
Widcs, Elane, nm ble bun9ernoen Nr>
better III Euuman, wel9e ni9t inter
fem Stlouenjo3 Suriidfebren wouten,
ooer tonnten, oui Die 5traBe gu ieeen
uno iic uno lire Tamilien namenloicm
Gleno pre1s5u9e6en. Menn oieiem BERG
10 en- 0elomenl@en, Ser audi iett nod
Sic Nrbeiter gum NeuBcrltcn rcist, zines
i90ren Cages ,,etwas Menidli@eS"
poiinen loute, 10 ,uirocn inn wobl NEE
mig Gbrdnen nodseweitu. (M. Stsi9.)
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General @caOcr lit pon ben

gopuliiten ees Council Sluii Oiltritts
III Soma ais Gun9reEmit9lieo numinirt
woroen uno bic Cemptratru baben ieine
Ganoioatur enooiiirt. 9ierob itlblts
uerltanolid 9robss @ebeul iowobl int
republitaniiGen Eager ais uuter ben
WeloladSsO emotrateu. O0S &olt uou
Soma wiro ii1 o6er ni9t me5r INT etn
ocrart,9eS @ewiniel titmmern uuo ben
General nit GROCER Mcbrbcit in ben
Gon9reb wGblen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23

9trcftoren.
&. s.. @oien, Geo. Ooebue, IS. Soeld, S.
Grone, .. 81, O!ieu, @bos. @ilperlon, Wt.
Wmllem.
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IuSUbel, 1ucroen

Scr New Yorter Gerfallun9s>Gon>
ucnt bat Den Surldlag, Dem Solte bic
Tra9e GUT Gntl9eioung uorjule9en, Oh
in benz betreffcnben Contributions Yara>
srapben 6as @ort vmdnnli@" gu itreiz
9en un0 bamit audi ben Trauen bas
Gtimmre@t gu uerleiben iei, nit 90 &C.
gen 81 Stimmen perworien. Gin crit:
mali9er Nntra9, Dap bic Strei6un9 oes
@ortes bur9 ben Gonuent ielblt uor;u>
nebn1en iei, war i9on friber ab9elebnt
uproen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23

Y%ert5mItdbe WeiponNbilttdt Der 20 Atttems
imhaber 81 100000.
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9m Samltas ben Is. September
1894, Na1mitta9s l llbr, iinbct III
Mor9an eme Convention Der Soltspars
tel beS aus 9rpwn unb Nebwpob Count
ties beite5enoen 8. ienatprieuen SeSirtS
gum 3wed Der domination einesS taatsz
Senators itott.
Na9 9e9enleitigem llebereintommen
1T @rown County 81 Is uno Neowooo
County St IL D%ele9aten bcrc@ti9t.
GrnIt 8ronot,
Sorliter bes 9rown 50. Gomites.
3. g. 0ilbert.
Worl iter oes 9tebwoob So. Gomites.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23

81 ben pielen bereits beltebenben
Grults bat ii@ ieit &ur5em AUDI Elm
vWein>Truit geieQt. Nus Gan Tronz
cisco wiyo namli9 beri9tet, oaB bereits
so Troieut hes Wein9ei9aftS in Den
@anoen oc5 Grults lino, Der Den Frcls
elmer Come Grnuben pon IS ouf $40
binou itreiben uiQ. Das BetriebStopi>
tai BET geieQl DAFT iou 10 MiQionen
Dollars betro9en uno m09li@it ale
@roBzBeinbano(er III ii3 anfnebmen.
Gic wiu Ben @einbauern jdbrli6 p
Miuionen Dollars sur 8eitreitun9 bcr
grnte> NuSla9en poritredcn, um audi le
lit ibre Singer gu betommen.
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@crWaatliWunG Der Giicn:
tabucu.

Stelci1 bic @ertaatli6uu9 Der ST.
ienbabnen ourD oie tiir;lidcu beoouers
Iid,en StrcitS me9r SHn je snp" beiiirs
wortet wirb, mcrSen sod nod o~llerIsi
@rinbc on9eacn crbcben. 81 wiro
namentli@ AUDI aeltero 9ema3t, Dap Die
Ncoirrun9 einen uerbaltnibmaBi9 ST 10
ben Yreis Bel Dem Nntauf Ser Sabnen
,u bc;ablcn baben wiirbe. SIS lit Dies
aber cine sors unbcsriinoete Vurdt, benin
Bic Ne9ieruna wiiroe iiderlisb nidt Den
per,piNerteu, ionoern MIR Den reeucn
@ertb Der SaDuen be;ablen uno oirft
wenis Mube babsn, oenielben gu beitims
men. Solteu Bic Gi9entbiimer Der
Sabnen iid weissrn, fir einen iolben
Ereis gu uertauisn, bitte oie 9ic9ierung
nur not9is, eisene @abnsn SIT bauen,
woour9 Den Giienbobu:M ouopolilten
icbr balo ser @inp aus ben Sc9elu 9e>
nommsn miiroe.
Gs miro ebeniau5 uielta9 %bebauptet,
boS has giienbobnselddit BET weitem
tcin 10 rsu:ables lei, als wie es pielia6
bin9ei:tut werbe, mouon Sic uielia6en
yanterotte Der lckteren 3eit Den belten
%c,rei5 iiei crteu. Nu9 oiel il Nusrcoe
lit nidt itidDalti9 uno iou our3 bsrarz
tioc &ontcrotte Dem Golf uur Soro in
bic 2lussn 9el;rcut weroen. IS lit ndms
lid atlSemsiu befannt, bab cine Sagu>
itreds, bic in Nirtli1teit uiellei5t flint
Miuionea 9etoitet, I'M Our3I9nitt anf
s%uan;js uro mebr Miuionen ucrwdilcrt
lit, oui wel9 letterem Setrage Sin Ell
uno Siuioenoen be;ablt weroen mill
@iroe muir ser wirtli0e @ertb BET Sabz
men 81 persiuien lein, wiiroen oiei elben
gan, gut beltebeu t0nnen uno es t0nnte
o(soarn ni9t portommen, Dap 10 piele
berlelben bancroft ucrbeu. Ga6 Die
Gijcnbabnen lel5lt Bel Sen jetigen l9lc9z
ten 3eiten no9 iebr quite @ei3aftc moz
den, lit aus nabiol9cnoem Utnan56erl3t
Der GbicaSo & Nortbweltcrn Geleul6oit
81 crieben. .Sie Ginnobmen berielben
itcuen lid nur I'm etwa cine Million
nieori9er ais i'm Soriabre; Die 0iuloenoe
bctrdgt 50, oO6, 594, cine Sunabme pol'
1913, uno Der Surplus belduit li9 aui
$500, 945.56. Ole Tra9teinnabmen
belieicn lid aui s2l,2s4, 929.06 e1ne
Nbnabme pon 50, 092. 1851, unb bic
YaNa9iereinnabmeu auf 50, 226, 466. 80,
cine 3unabme uon 81, 270,O27.22. Die
Nopitnlattien bstragen 500, 72G, 320.53
Die bonoirte S9ulo $3.50, ll3,5O0 Mm
81. Mci ueriiigts Die 9abu iiber eine
|5trede pou 5,O3O.7s Wteilen @eleile,
"a Die Oeleile Der Milwaufee, Safe
Sbore d @eitern Babn bent Spitem
einperlei6t mor0en maren.
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3niammentunit scr K. P. in @ai9iugs
fn11.

NnldBlid Der @eriammluns Scr BY
tbias>& Sitter in @aibin9ton, 90. ,wiro
Die Nortbwelternz9ini grcuriionS>Gi&
cts fir bin une ;uriit ST bolbem Ereiie
uertauten. Sidets lino fir bic &Id>
iabrt bis gum Is. September 9ulti9.
Gas Nd3ere 1T our1 Die Ngenten Der
8abn gu eriaDren. %
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23

s5m guansu,lle, Sno., no Dor &ur>
gem bos republitanii@c Easeblatt v@erz
mania" ein9in9, 1T Elm neues oeuti@es
@o9enblatt vguansuiQe Goltsfreunb"
er1hieneu. 0as Dlatt ~pertritt Die Teu>
beng ber Populiiten.
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Tarmer, beim Burg ST.. t0nnt
Sbr suteu uno billi9en Grntel@napps
tauie Ell. %