The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 20, 1886, Page 7

der never varies wholsomen o ~ Sie kinds, and cannot be sold in with the multitude of low test, talum or phosphate powders incans. Rovat Basixe Powbe a ¥. Oh. HENDERSON. (@0K608 WranooriE St, KAWSAS CITY, MO. Bogular Graduate {a Medicine. 17 grapractica in Chicago. Authorized totreat all ronic, Nervous and Special Diseases, fon ogpnee ae it ie yo yoilit LOSS ¢ xual Power! od Setencas mney taeokee te uce are important. No tune lost from this Pod d confidential, mots exes, Must, t scaled £6c in stamps. HMEUMATISI TheGREAT TURKISH RHEUMATIC CURE. HE 7M. ATISM. $500 for an; d in Sto Tdaye, Ca. ae The BUYERS’ GUIDE ts fasued Sept. and March, each year. 9-312 pages, Mir 11% inches, with over illustrations — a Seats Picture Gallery. GIVES Wholesale Prices msumers om all goods for sade en family use. Tells how to and gives exact cost of every- you use, eat, drink, wear, or fan with. These INVALUABLE xs contain information gleaned markets of the world. We oa mail ‘a copy FREE to any ad- upon receipt of 10 cts. to defray of mailing. Let us hear from Respectfully, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. #1 & 229 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Hat u ” 2 ADU ARTE lealth is Wealth! Ds KC. West's Nerve axp prs GXt,a guaranteed specilic for meyalicos, fits, "Nervous en @, Nervous Prost ration caused by the dalshel ortobacco, Wakefatness, Mental 1 Metion, Softening of tho B Iting in wity an id leading to misery, decay and di re Old Age, Rarronness, Loss of pow ary Losses and Spermat- f the brain, 5 nce, ‘ach box contains reatmenst. $1. 00 a box, or six boxes sent by mail prepaidon receipt of price, WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES erste any caso, With each order received byts le accompanied with 0, we will fe pai hte —_ soars eotetta money i the treatment does note: Var, Guarantees issued only by JOHN C. WEST & CO,, @2W. MADISON ST., CHICAGO, ILLS., Sole Prop’s West's Liver Pills, JAMES MEANS’ $3 SHOE. gress & Calf Skin, Unexcelled in Durability,Comfort and Ae. pearance. A postal card sei to us Will bring you on tion how to get this Shoe inanyStateor shCO., stands hi in the estimation of eet any Prt the world. Thousands 48 will tell you the reason if you ask them, a APR AD Send six cents Ajetor postage, and tive free, a costly box ot guods which help all, of either sex, to more mon- Rriehtaway than anything else in the ferld. Fortunes await the workers ab- Moutely sure. At once addresss True & » Augusta, Mo? re, uy-1yr* Slee EET ADVERTISERS fn learn the exact cost at any proposed line of iertising in American s by addressing p4eo. P. Rowell & Co., per Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce St. New York. 10cte. for 100-Page Pamphuet | the | was awarded to | The recipe, | pounds of the be | ; pounds of brown s Curing Hams, | A very large pre State Maryland mium ottered by | Agricultural Society of for the best cured ham s, | the test being the quality ot the meat, | -T. E. Hamilton. as stated, is as tollows: | nds of meat, eight st pork (pure rock) | of To every 100 pou salt, two ounces salpetre, two | r, one andone- | quarter ounces of sian and four | gallons of water. Mix hem and | pour over the hams atter they have | lain in the tub two d tubbed with fine salt when put in. Let them remain in this pickle for SX weeks; then let them dry several | davs before smoking. ays, having been An error in the tore: gong formula j lies in the fact that th e hams seem to have been left in the blood drained trom them by the fine salt rubbed on | them previous to pickling. The hams should have been taken out of the tub, the brine throw n away, and the cask washed with brine before repacking and pourinzon the liquor. Hams cured in this way will require no treshening, and the plan is as well adapted to bacon as hams. In fact the formula is an old one, the essential being to fully eliminate the blood betore applying tne pickle. The meat should be kept in a cooi place, and after being smoked should remain in a dark smokekouse, a heht smoke being given occasionally. Cured 1n this way the meat is not so hard as by the dry-salting plan, even when the same ingredients are used. Nevertheless many persons prefer dry-cured hams, and especially dry cured bacon. H.N. Allen, M. D.,a missionary physician ot the Presbyterian church in Seoul, Corea, has been made al nobleman of the third king ot Corea. essful rank by Dr. Allen was suc- in saving the life ot the queen’s nephew, Ming Yong Ik, Wiose assassination was attempted in December, 1884. This success led to the appointment ot Dr. Allen as physician to the royal household. Then a hospital was equipped for him by the ¢, and all the carryine expen ot L es it on are met trom the exchequer. The first annual re port of this hospital shows that ro,- | 374 Cases have received treatment. Ot these some 200 were su eration Hebnobbed With Roy ‘Now, when I was over in Europe,’ ‘T had I moved upper circles. said the boastful passenger, entree to the best society. constantly in the There was scarcely a day during my stay in the old world on whieh I did not dine with the nobility. ne very at table in Europe— only a few hours betore my depar- ture for last time I sat home—it was with Kings and two Queens.’ three ‘It you could moye in such society as that why did you hurrv back to America?’ ‘Because the other tellow held tour trays, and cleaned me out,— Herald. Chicago The Degraded Red Man. “Yes,” said Kentuc had been in the far west, ‘Indians a jan who are powertul tond of whisky. Let 7em once get the taste of whisky and they’d give up everything tor it. An old Western Dakota ottered me a pony, saddle, bridle. blanket, and I don’t know wt chiet out in else tor a pint of whisky 1 had with me.’ ‘And you wouldn’t give it to him.” ‘Not much. pint I had lett. But it shows how fond Indians are of whis York Sun. That was the last Yew One of the Secrets of Life. Bagley—What’s the matter, Jer- kins? Somebody left you a fortune? Jenkins—Not a cent. ped, as usual. I'm strap- Why do you ask? Bagley—Your raiment is so gor - geous—your general appearance— Jenkias—My dear fellow, I have discovered the secret of prosperity. It 1s easier to get trusted for a forty dollar suit than to save fifty dollars to buy one,——Philadelphia Call. In another column of this issue will be teund an entirely new and novel speci- men ot attractive advertising. Itis one of the neatest ever placed in our paper and we think our readers will be well re- paid for examining the supposed letters in the advertisement ot Prickly Ash Bitters. Tm. i brays that one of Natural History Notes. A Mauston (Wi is.) farmer has a i 4-year old pounds. ighs 2,52 wn 5 Hundreds of ADV alligators are soid as jar pets in New York vearly. A five } i! turtle is one ot the tres inviting A large bear m the vicinity of Ephraim, Door county, Wis., bas been stripping the tru: trom apple trees and teeding on the live stock of ‘the f rmers. Mr. ©.E, Ma Michigan, has chicken which wes hatch and cared for by a dove. He wants to know who 1s ¢ mother ot the chicken. H.L Clark, of Hige:num, Conn , laid Whats more, 160 eggs was his ducks has 160 eggs this se trom ason. One ot those hatched a four legged ducklins near Americus, fell in love with a flock of neat Guinnea and quittin his own turkey hens, gave undiyided attention to the harsh- voiced Guineas. A big turkey cock Ga., little hens, He even went so far as to endeavor to hatch our a nest of Guinea eggs, and has been at it steadily for near three weeks. wiih vood prospect wha good prospects of success, A mun wie hada consumptive brother was very proud ot his dis- eased condition. He took him around and showed off his infirmities to his frends. He would : iriend and say: “There’s my brother > —' him: got the consumption and he’s to die,a dhe hain’t got a thing that fits ne exe -pt bis watch voh fer the gentleman, Bill.” dcenews ifer Youth, Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay county, lowa, tells the tollowing remarx- able Story, the truth of which is vouche tor by the residents of 73 years old, ha n trou Kidney complaint and lameness years; could not myself w help. Now I am tree from all pa soreness, and am able to jo all my own housework. I owe my thanksto El Litters tor having renewed r removed completely all diseas Try a bottle, only soc at John G. Walker’s 2 “yl Uyith many ithout n and dress ectric youth, aud NOTICE ‘ CERTIFIED COPY OF ORDER Iss, Of the County , Mo STATE OF MISSOURI, fl Cocnty or Bates, a? the County Court of said county, on 4th day of October, Iss, the following, ame other proceedings, were had, viz: Now or this, the ith day of October, iss6, a Dilion and more than one hundred oters ot Bates county, Missouri, and file their petition praying the C unty Court to resubmit the question of Township Organi- zation to the voters of Bates county, Missouri, at the next general election, to be holden on the 2d day of November, 1586. And the court, after examining said petition, doth find that the same is signed by and is the petition of more than one hundred legal voters of Bates county, Missouri. It is therefore or- dered by the court that the question of Town- ship Organization be in submitted to the voters of Bates county, ssouri, at the next general election. to be holden on the 2d day of November, A.D. Iss6. And it is further or- dered that the ballot shall be written or printed follows. For Township Organization.’’ Against Township Organization, STATE OF MISSOURI, ) County of Bates, rke, clerk of the county court, in vunty, herel tify the above » copy of the proceed- y court, on the day and , 88 the same appears of Ste year ebove record in m In testimony whereof I have hereunto set ~— my hand and affixed the seal of (SEAL) said court, at office in city of Butler —— =thisthe 5th oer eae 1886. ery ; g§ 2uE CUARLES 4. FOGELER <u. | ret jeve ail manner of di oo Often asked, Dut ecldom answered satisfactorily: “ remedy : “Is there known medical profeesion that "outa tbo aferngspocliarto ween aoe ibe Ope ee et tenon at Facies If you have not tried it, do so AT ONCE. Togoiinr There is relief for you; it has been fi Read what an emi inens Physician Kass — ice $1 per Seti A, A. MELLIER, Sole Prop ase a Went on A t . LOUIS, to. m, Bl eecing : os the Lum fous, Dy Cagonie PILLS win positively cure or mes the cost cf a box of ustreted pamphict H. St. Boston, & cn earth ke hens lay it cures C& ‘et & Dhese pills were a wo: BLCOD. # Ke them in the world, 7 a 8. about t eer Sel deveryw ESTABLISHED 482. It is now nearly si this medicine was offered as a remedj ind from that time its reputation hag increased until at the present day itt to be the sovereign remedy. Worm Confections, ¢ disease, have heen manufactured all over the ahnestock’s Vermifuge continues to grow orms, and sfasms are most frequently the favor ee ish, sometimes craving food and eating ravenousl: nd grinding the teeth, then be assured these symptoms RMIFUGE has? cen entirely misunderstood, and when worms have really been the cause. It has been proved beyond h im from earliest infancy, therefore parents—especially mothers who are more con- erving of the first symptoms of worms, for so surely as they exist. they can be delicate infant, by the timely use of B.A. Pahnestock's Vermifu itand use it in their practice, and many of the most eminent of the profession, niform success. In fact. it mever fails. It has frequently been given to illness, and large tities of worms were disc red and im: a e used by every purchaser _to be his own judge in one sense, and to examine every “The simple name of FAHNESTOCK is not sufficient, He must look closely aud carefully tosee that the (A. FAHNESTOCK, and be satisfied with nothing else. KLIN, HOWARD Co., Mo. tesburz, Pa Caseripcr, MD. Having used the ortgi in my practice for many mending it as a remedy in all cases where a Vermif t excellent rem- A it to have the can not safely be dis- . W. HUBBARD, M. D. 4 E. SCHWARTZ R005. nestock'a S A. Fahnestock'sa Son & Co., Tos. i ca TiANDY, M.D. Pittsburg, Pa., Sole Proprietors. CORE of é ups D LiveR, +31 d MALARIA. Se “of the ary oms indicate theirexistence: Tae of petite, Bowels costive, Sick Head« fullucss after cating, aversion to exertion of body or mind, Eructation ef feod, Irritability of temper, Low spirits, A feeling of having neglected come duty, Dizziness, Fluttering at the stceart, Dots before the eyes, highly cole ‘LoatheAcke, | 2t, Pains umbs, Stom- | a, Urine, CONSTIPATION, and do- ach er Bowels, | né the use of a remedy that acts direct? part of System. SOL CLOTHING | olor the skin. It} j in constant use | and othera the Liver, AsaLivermedicine TUTT" 2 uLS noequal. Their action on the rsand Skinisal PrOUp ss ; removing impurities through tt 2 three ** scave gcre of the sy: etent,” producing appe- sound digestion, regular stools, a clear nda vigorous body. TUTT’S PILLS 2use NO nausea or griping nor interfere with daily work and are a perfect. ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA, Sold everywhere, Be, Odtice.44 Murray St.,N “TOTT'S HAIR DYE, GraY Harr om WHISKERS changed tantly to a GLossYy Back by a single Hs DYE Bela Druggists, JACOS S. MERRELL, St. Louis, MiGs ¥OR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS iN * ~DICLINES. TRASK’S SELECTED SHORE = MACKEREL IN PAILS. aw Y' oSeuL RECEIPTS FREZ. DR. STRONG'S PILLS! |The Old, Weli Tried, Wonderful ealth Renewing Remeaies. STRONG'S $ ¢ ATIVE PILLS F For the Liver. A speedy cure for ng the Bowels, Purifying rr sums ia RnUAL = el Taint. A per. ws che, Constipation AER EREL is TH . ¢ ECouchs,Cotds, Aa GUARANTEED >, . > i Dyspepsia & L TRASK’S © SELECTED SHORE MACKEREL vod diges= The most Dopalee Week! seine governs toscience, mechanics, esanecrme fi | Fentions and patents ever published. = ber illustrated with splendid aes = | Publication farnishes a most valual | ee e rity 2 MTIFIC such that ite eirealation heariy ecals that of al other papers of its class com! Price, 3D 8 year. a Ray al newsdealers. MUNN £ CO., Publishers, No. 361Broadway, N. ¥. Munn &Co. have ATENTS. 2s 905: ee a have prepared {f your Groccr does not keep them | i send $1.25, and we will send Paii ioe Express, prepaid, to tho nearest | | Railroad Station. TRASK FISH CO. SAINT LOUIS, MO.! ‘ANSY PILL foreign patel eats, S TiS Dour siete, ments, ail other papers fen can ors their rights = the ind, Germany aud other forsi, pared st chort notice and ou reasonable termas. Information as to obtaining patenta cheer— faily given without charge. Hand-books of informetion sert free. Patents cbtained ‘are notieed in tne Scientific yivsntage of 1 netics is perscas who wish to dis- = undersiond be = i i | j { Paros * Se Mig Gee, SCHETEIIC j aeERRN AS Decedwas, Now Ses ‘S61 Broadwey, New ¥ Sew == See 10,000 = DATEA TS. others, or Cash refanded. Don’t wast money on worthless nestroms. T: R B2 re N this Remedy @ret. Sold br ail STWAHD AHASELTINE,Scbcter Eaoelicact moeiled toany address. Send 4 cents for particular. | pita Foreig' [atents sud ANOreey WILCOX SPECIFIC CO., Phiinde., Pa. smccisesiWeshnz-..D.C Spr. nufield.fisecuri BUTLER ONAL ‘BANK, !—IN— NATI Opera House Block. BUTLER, pVrO>.: apital, - SGG6,o000. SURPLUS $4,000 JOHN H. SULLENS J. R. JENKINS Wn. E. WALTON, Cc. C. DUKE,. DON KINNEY ++ President ice Preside + Cashier. seseeeAse’t Cashieg, Clerk and Collectél DIRECTORS, Dr, T. C. Boulware, Booker Pow 1 J. M. Tucker. ‘ valk Green W. Mine Judge J. H Sullens, Dr.N,L, Whipp! J. R, Simpson, C.C, Duke, Frank Voris, Ws, E,W alton, C.H. Du che:¥ t}- Rue Jenkins, Receives deposits, loans money, an transacts a general banking business. We extend to our customers ever ac commodation consistent with sate bank ing. CORRESPONDENTS. Bank of Commerce - KansasfCit» Fourth National Bank - St. Loui Hanover National Bank - New Yort nes BATES COUNTY National Bank (Organized in 1871.) OF BUTLER, MQ. Capital paid in, - - $75.0 Surplus - - - + $31.0¢ F.1. TYGARD, - - - - Presiden: HON. J. 8. ME Ww BERRY,} Vice-Pree J. C. CLARK = ds - Cashier )for working people. Sent ’ Hk L 10 cents postage, and w will mail you tree, a royal, valuable sar ple box of goods that will put you in tl way ot making more money in a few day than you ever thought possible at an business. Capital not required. You can live at home and work in spare time only, or alltime. All of both sexes, o all ages, gr randly successtul, 50 cents tc 35 earned every evening. That all whe want work may test the business, we make this unparelled otter: To all wh¢ are not well satisfied we will send $1 te pay for the trouble ot writing us. Ful particulars, directions, etc., sent free. Immense pay absolutely sure for all whe start atonce. Don’t delay. Address Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine- ot Healthy action to the Lives relieveall bil alls troubles Popaly Vogetatle; No Cripizg. Price 26s. All Draggisgis ers es e In every e price and quality Made to Order T guaranteed a fitin every cas Call and see me, south room grange store. J.E.TALBOTT 47 ly. Merchant Taile LADIES? With Hanover’s Tartor System you a ‘ex Dresses to At, without oral arose makers pronounce it pertect. Price for Syaieme Book and Double Tracing Wheel, $6.50. TO INTRODUCE, A System. receipt of $1. Book and Wheel wili be nest © 06. Address; JOHN C. "HANOVER, 47-1m CINCINNATI, O, 4) in presents gives $20 ), 0 Ae. Send us gc. postage, aad by mail you will get free s package of goods of large value, that wili srart you in work that will at once bring vou in money taster than anything else iu America. All about the $200.0co in presents with each box. Agents wanted evarywhere, ot rither sex, of all ages, for all te time, or spare time only, to work for us at their own homes. ortunes for all workers absolutely assured. Don's delay. H.Hatietr & Co.,oPortland, Maine-” WIN? money than at anything by taking cy tor the -best selling book out. grandly, None ffail. Terms free. Hatretr BoonCo. Pesland, Males