The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 5, 1886, Page 7

| to mind some *‘blood-curdling” Fate levent omitted by inadvertance in | Ww Mnarrating t story to some person 7° ASHINGTON . i124, 86 2 = - Agee i Gion, D. C., April 24, 86. | who has lett room just before vou Out of respect to the holy day the | entered. It you want to spend two . a Senate adjourned over Good Friday, ee days in listening to thrilling q : © | but the house refused to adopt a res- | “iaEit- | olution to adj i sens a ee a iz & posed of al amount of business, | Ere am, and passed S00 pension hills, which | An Old 5 | t tiraly e Paul eaeerae Rath: AERO STH m almost entirely cle fits calen- | I Denton, } 10 = of bus This spasmodic | preacher in Texas, advertised a t | inwed from tast ween.) niere : lb | (Cont nerositv must have been brought | Pecue wi ow Watch Cases are Made. -| on by the sharp unictures of Senator | {Ut d. — B} n the ¢ | This process of manufacture w sinvented | On t ott jy James Boss, who started in business in | off from time to the methods and tools used in | thon of the venes 164, tion of genera ing these watch cases are covered by | ..,.5 ); 4 : and his uw . This is the only watch case made tl ‘ede this process. For many years the in fae ahould Wy 2 should be v the geluction of these goods was slow, owing committe prejudice against “plated” goods, The military ca Vashingtc pa gradually the public learned that the | the past week an Hive cnen igus Boss’ Gold Watch Case was not ee tieap gold-rcashed or eleetro-plated article, ha Sos | : c v let was made of genuine gold plates of gaadard quality and thickness, Conscientious towether with t] a shout of joy, from idherence to the determination to make | 4¢Comp inied them on their march| the earth—*There!”’ fie best watch case ever put on the market, }on Washington + Us of i look terrib le as the hghtn é the adoption of every improve the government bu th ile his enemy actual trembled | ed, has ae oe James poms the merry voices of { coe or which | subject to wear—the bow, crown, hinges, | tO § Lice a oe Sbilen senue akon catches, etc., are made of soLip Goip. | iNg Contras h il war | smoky fires, choked with poisonc | snes of ’Gr. wl naa ewasses an surrounde4 " cant stamp to Keystone Watch Case Factories, Phila. | SCENES I, W A regi~ | gasses and surrounded Pa, for handsome Hiustrated Pamphletshowinghow | ment {list \ ed sponse | st of sickening odors Ben’ and Keystone Wateh Cares are mace. : set ee ae ce ; to the presi for 75,000 | corruptions doth your Father in heav ( continued.) 7“ s ‘ ‘ men. Vhe soldi bearing, fine | en prepare the preciousness otf lif marching, and gentlemanly deport- gallant Seventh won the the pure cold water, but in the green ment of the glade and grassy dell, where the } ie admiration and praise of our citizens | red deer w and the hearts of our beautiful girls, -rs'and the child loves to play—there God brews it; and down, low down ia the deepest val- A WicDANIELS, NORTH MAIN ST., and the soldier boys left for home in high glee leys, where th g ad unbounded pr e fountain 2 I murmurs of the reception given them. and the rills ring, and high upon the One of the most interesting places | tall mountain tops, where the naked to visit in W ashington‘is the Secret Service Bureau in the treasury partment. In its rooms may be seen the photographs of searly all noted ‘*gangs’’ who find it profitable granite glitters like gold in the sun, where storm-cloud broods and the thunder-storms crash, and away tar out on the wide, wild sea, where the de- the hurricane howls music, and the big to spend their time in counterfeiting The group of pictures hung around the walls contain every im¢ wayes roar the chorus, sweeping the the currency of the country. march of God—there he brews DEALER IN bles, bttiages, 1t , | that beverage of lite, health-ziving nable type] water. And everywhere it is athing of countenance, tl pulsive looking invidual to the hs trom re most re- and of beauty ; gleaming inthe dew drop ; singing in the sumn in, shining some young man and most beautiful | in the ice gem, till the trees all seem i) of the fair sex. Here are exposed { SPRING WAGON Etc., Ete. turned to living jewels; spreading a for the henefit of the public the pic- golden veil over the setting sun, ora tures of girls, young mothers with |white gauze around the midn tees babes in their arms, old women, | moct sporting in the cataract; Largest Assortment to Select From in} young and old men, and the | sleeping in the glacier; dancing in i ver Southwest Missouri. : Soe . = sets ee innocent but industrious Chinese, | the hail shower, tolding its bright who have sought to detraud the gov- | snow curtain softly about the wintry ernment by counterfeiting the na- tional currency. The moneys, bonds, etc., world and weaving the many-color- tools, dies, which have been captured from the counterteit- ers, are kept in a large iron safe at ithe Latest Styles And Patterns on Hand the Lowest ed iris, that seraph’s zone of the sky —whose warp 1s rain drop of earth, whose woof 1s the sunbeam ot heav- en—all checkered over with celestial is the best becouse there {s no WQuareiion Often asked, but seldom ject to Dysmenorrhea.and its attendant discomforts!" will allay the sufferings % If you h ied it, VOUS Tir retake yoas AS Bae NSE: TOMO pon the subject: answered satisfact. 3 Ts the ‘ vasalint eicneae SS ere a remedy known to the matics! profession that Read what an emi “Thave derived partical the case of s lady of theuimatincest ee cases of Dysmenorthes. In almost to the verge of insanity by her monch rerio a ed, disease, who had been driven herpeomptiy, and she new pemes then hasbeen most satisfactory. It relieved ce dreaded periods with but Little disco ut this is a remarkable case.’ A. A. MELLIER, Sole Prop'r, 2° fort. I could mention T. F. FRAZER, M.D, 9 & Til Washington Aves ST. LUULS, Mo. other instances of s similar character, b For sale by all Drazgists, Price $1 per botile. BA Ae hey Re al fb | | } ESTABLISHED 1891. It is now nearly sixty years since this medicine was offered as a remedy for Worms, and from that time its reputation has B. A F AHNES i ocK S steadily increased until at the present day it is ain y ackn ed r ly all parts of 1 oy r a purpose of plea: the world to be the sovereign remedy. Worm Confections, F over the disease, have been manufactured all over the is nearly exhausted, and B. A. Fahnestock’s Vermifuge continues to grow in favor fy from no other cause than worms, and spasms are most frequently the result of they are irritable and feverish, sometimes craving food and eating ravenously, moaning and grinding the teeth, then be assured these symptoms MIFUG y ; but their short le Children often \e any a help less hitd has been laid in the jans de all parts of th success. I as freque: as asafe purgat ause of the illness, and large quantities of worms were disc fi d_ by every pur is own jude in ver ¢ of FAHNESTOCK is n t. He must lo . and be satisfied with noth EW FRANKLIN, HOWARD Co., Mo. Messrs. Schwartz & Haslett, Pittsburg, Pa., Gentiemen—1 have used some of that most excellent rem- edy, B. A, Fahnestock’s Vermifage, and found it to have the desired effect. I think mifuge can not safely be dis- rs. &c.. |. W. HUBBARD, M.D, SUCCESSORS TO 1B. A. Fahnestock's Son & Cosy CAMD Having used the original “B. A. Fahnest RIDGE, Mn. V in my practice f mending it as in all cases w or many ye emedy which is sa/e, red fe a Vermifuge is needed THOS. H. HANDY, M. D. Pittsburg, Pa., Sole Proprietors. 2 OCS NEE ME EN FTA EE ENE pensed with in any family. Y. J.E. SCHWARTZ & 60. preparation dthatafew d to the sure | > to the Taimost IN= Franses 2 towers? St ae | ea ea TORPID BOWELS, 43 a0 SeUAL ter GURM of DISORDERED LIVER, it 26 m alism trem tee sources arise three: fourths ot 3 | the diseases of the human raee._ These aroigts, Spuains, | symptoms indicate thelrexistence: Fess of tak? Joints, Appetite, Bowels costive, Sick Head< B ache, fullness after cating, aversion to exertion of body or mind, Eructation envse LO nausea or | of food, Irritability of tomper, Low nods come direct fromthe manatac to | Bight and displayed in cases to the flowers, by the mystic hand of re- | shane duty, Dlacinews, Fluttering at eho: eee, Peng, anstsh, three. oc four public gaze during the day, In this| fraction. Still always it is beauti- | ee eee oer ATION® ‘and de- eelebrated patent museum the government wiil soon | ful—that blessed lite-water! No. | Apts nee ] ULHOLAND have varied collection, constituting | poison bubbles on its brink; its foam EInegount kis also prompt; romor a second patent office for the exhi- | brings no madness and murder; no cages Of tho syetca vm producing $s P RIN bition of American genius. Inquiry | blood stains its liquid glass; pale BaGaeS vel er A (fisound digestion, Feiolae of Chief Brooks reveals the fact that griping nor interfere widows and starving orphans weep no burning tears in its depths; no drunkard’s shrieking ghost from the grave curses it in words of eternal despair! out my trends, would you exchange it for the de- mon’s drink, alcohol ?”” in meee, way of turning; because there is { because it is the strongest and ig spring made. counterfeiters are most numerous in the north and west, and instead ot prosecution crushing them out, it only seems to serve to give them re- newed lite and increased vigor. Na- tional bank notes nr Ry ¢ Spezk are much more as counterfeited than U. S. notes and As! e the roar of a tempest qs certificates. Coins of all kinds and | answerec o! pers 1 } mm ot every den b ae these hai wi = | i] nm x J.s. Burdick, ote 3 Lae om a er's Hair Balsam is an - ‘el ee j : My hair was prematurly gra 2 steel die, and are cip: imuita- 3 areas sgaearar i os 2 2 . _ z ; m made it brown again , i ~ tious of old coms. Moulds ot vari- 1y childhood no23 1m J ous kinds ate extensively used in << 1D counterfeiting gold. silver and other | The New York Trivune is in & coins, butthese counte. feits are much | favor of submitting a prohibition uiterior to those made irom dies. The principal metals used are plani- amendment to a vote of the people of the state. The impression seems to be that it would be overwhelming- NE. 3, 4 or tum, silver, copper, brass, antimony, o—__aT— oa ‘ANTERBURWS See him before making application elsewhere. C 2 rad zinc, type metal, and their numerous | ly deteated. N compounds. The standard «ver = dol! are extensively counterfeited, | Ex-Gov. Foster sa every Ohio 4 ~ ee € } | Man with an ounce of brains and a ey ae R j and are composed of antimony and | retain Cin eee aes page rae a lead. theav thimbleful of blood in him 1s for m F > hea . slame. > oe Y | cen us | Biame. | ~- = < Me abel achsr sie dais \ Consa on Cured. / hand ‘ 'and is made of the same metal as is | \ im used by the mint. The nade nm 2 : ‘ e. “wom j of copper, nickel aaa bronze mn oe Le | ae eae nail pices ae] SL - Berths a a o all ex ent, — pally to fill cabinets of nur att Ba, a | F ally be : he fer ae aa throat andLung Affe ° | particularly the old dates. | tive and radical cure t y Such mformation as the above and all nerveus complaints after having f. : = ae “|. | tested its wondertul curtive powers in CRATER en by the obliging atter t in | thousands of cases has felt it hisduty to : of these viuables, and instead | ™4¢ it nown to his suffering fellows. | ot eet oe | uated by this motive and a disire to 4 H | of uring in telling to the many visit- | celeive human suffering, I will sead free . | h . each counterfeit | Of Charge to all who desire 1t thi ci pagent £28 T do not moan to stop them for ors the history ot each counterieit | ° 3 soe thoatheptenh brie oF Tee no's, Se aa beeen aie | dth BUSES c ,. | 8 German, French or English, with tull rm eg — and the oo he usly contrived tools directions tor preparing and useing. a! eat srtrrggtecnane others have faled in D0 | on exhibition, he seems to become | Sent by mail by addressing with \stamp : Pet Ga of By init rece aa, } thused on the subject and t HT Pouing this paper, W. 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