The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 29, 1888, Page 7

i ae ry 1 The Cure of Cancer. i | IN A SHOT TOWER. Mr. B. F. George, the writer of | OnE 5 = = | Interesting Facts About Shot and Those the following certificate, is a reliable ‘Who Make and Sell It. and prosperous farmer, living in | A shower of leaden hail was falling, . A j boded no danger to life orlimb. (quickly cured are needlessly suf- | Hil] county, Texas, his nearest post | but it g , _Ath-lo-pho-ros will do for a A When the leaden hail started to fall it others what it did for the following = being eigenen see ie was soft, but as it fell through the cool parties: is case and its remarkable cure} gir it became hardened—so hard, in attracted much attention in his fact, that when a hemlock board inter- neighborhood. Any one wishing| cepted the pattering drops a very . . marked impression was left on the further particulars can write to Mr. surface. To get to the place where the George, or to Dr. Bond, the drug-} pail started to fall it was necessary to gist at Hillsboro, through whom | climb a winding staircase one hundred Mr. George got the medicine, and and forty-five feet from the sidewalk of A Center street in the shot tower, and a who furnishes an endorsement of wearisome climb it is, with, your heart Mr. George's statement. knocking s vigorous protest against To the Swift's Specific Co., Atlanta, | your ribs and the tower swaying in the Ga.: wind. Although the visitor is per- er . suaded that the tower is built upon a This is to certify that I had rock and that nothing less than an cancerous wart or mole on my eye-| earthquake will topple it over, yet he lid, as large as the end of my thumb, | wishes deep within himself that he was which had the appearance of a can- cer, causing me much pain and in- safe in Park row. He doesn’t care so much about shot muking as he thought flammation, from which I suffered along time. Seeing the S.S. S. ad- he should. When the visitor arrives at the plat- yertised I commenced using it, and after the use of a few bottles the form where stands the big crycible containing a ton of melted lead he re- gains his confidence, for he finds two men there who act as though they were sore dropped out, my cancer gone | on the rock of Gibraltar. One of these and I was entirely relieved. This has been several months ago, and I felt no symptoms of a return, and believe I am entirely well. alchemists is busy feeding a furnace BS0LUTE DIVORCES without, publicity Respectfully, B. F. Gzorez. y MY HEAD. 4 Neuralgia and ita he pain Airpease, Kheamatism is jating. Thousands who could Pode, sgnate S°RFERSE Ge ww 0B CENTS. OOCAN PUBLISHING CO, Farmount Ave., Philadelphia Pa. E'S 22: PILLS and the other is dipping melted lead Shee Milford P.O. Ellis Co., Texas, out of a huge iron bowl and pour- ing it into a copper collender. The for port. intemper- aa sea tion aor | Nov. 3. 1887. fe York. m-ly Hillsboro, Texas, Nov. 3. 1887. melted lead oozes through the holes in the collender and forms on tho To the Swift's Specific Co., Atlanta, INVALUABLE Ga., outside in round globules. These drops of molten lead fall through the center of the tower to the bottom, where they are received into a tank of for Dear Sirs:—I am familiar with the » of Mr. B. F. George, whois one ADIES AND] | “*°° mee : 7 i of the most reliable citizens of Hill CHILDREN. county, and bear witness to the ecor- water. The shot are not made of pure lead. Arsenic is mixed with it in the Yon find it;good to regulate ~~ ———='| rectness of the above statement. ! oreamsick Headache, ond } T. B. Born, Druggist. proportion of forty-five pounds of | arsenic to the ton of lead. This mix- ture is added in the proportion of one o pen Pe erezen pepe find Mr B. H. Byrd, the post master Atemedy and treat combined. at Lake City, Fla., writes that S. S.S cured him of cancer of the face, per cent. to the pure lead, and thus the shot alloy containing a very small percentage of arsenic is produced. The object of the addition of the arsenic is which he says would no doubt have hurried him to the grave. Three skillful physicians treated his case, but gave him no relief. He writes to render the hard, brittle qualities of the lead, which is contaminated by of 8.S.S.: “I do thinkit is wonder- ful and has no equal.” iron and antimony, softer and more ductile. The arsenic also has the ef- fect of making the lead of the proper Another remarkable case is that of Mr. A: R. Shands, of Spartanburg, S. C., who was troubled with a sore consistency for taking the globular ’ dangerous 4 frovete 4 trregula: FE ine a chang ‘orlite. Theuseof ‘ 1 eae re on the left cheek, constantly —— ‘ rhe eat change from gt od 63 worse, He consulted many physi- the water its contact with the air has rendered it sufficiently hard to pre- vent the impact with the water from injuring its spherical shape. The holes in the collender vary from 1-50 to 1-360 of an inch, but the shot are of larger diameter than the holes. Owing to the fact that the period of dropping is not exactly uniform, from six to seven sizes are produced from the same sieve. The workmen who ladle the melted lead into the collen- der are required to exercise constant vigilance, for if the lead in the collen- der becomes chilled the holes are stopped up, and it is not an easy job to clean the vessel. After the shot have reached the bottom of the well they are lifted out and thrown upon a drying table. After being dried they are put intoa wire gauze cylinder, which revolves. As the shot are thrown into contact with each other as the cylinder revolves, whatever of roughness there may be upon them is worn off. The shot are then rolled down a series of inclined planes. There are open spaces between these planes. The perfectly round shot jump over these spaces, but the imper- fect ones, owing to deficient momen- tum, fall into the open spaces and are remelted. The shot are then placed in the separators and sorted out, accord- ing to size, by a complicated process. Shot making begins in July and ends in February. The greatest demand for these deadly little missiles is in August and September. The largest orders are received from the South, one dealer in Savannah often consum- ing one hundred and seventy tons of shot during a single season. This dealer not unfrequently orders forty tons atone time. The shot is mainly used by the planters in shooting rice birds which infest their fields in myriads and are shot to protect the crop. There are three shot-towers in New York City, two in Pittsburgh, one in Baltimore, one in West Virginia, one in New Orleans, two in Chicago, one in Omaha, two in St. Louis, one in Kansas City, and one in San Francisco. The oldest shot tower in the United States isin Philadelphia. The highest shot tower in the world is in Vallach, in the duchy of Carintha, Austria. . It is two hundred and forty-nine feet high.—N. F. Sun. Is pr solely forthe eure of complaints which affiict all wemankind. ~ and rie form. By the time the shot has reached spies an * ; all fimes with perfectsafety. Price, @1- | Cians, but none of them could do DRVGCO..solerrep.F-LOUIS. | him any good. A short time after he began taking S. S.S.. the sore e disappeared. He writes: “I have Health is Wealth ] | cvery faith in S.8.S. Tt has done f = | me more good than all the doctors oa Bae: and other medicines I ever took.” a = Mr. W. M. Stanfield, of Hampton, Henry county, Ga., was eured of the most violent and remarkable cancers in the history of thisterrible disease. He had an “eating cancer” on his face for twelve years, and it was about to destroy the eye-sight. Num- bers of doctors waited on him with- out helping him. About a year ago 7 Over 28 veetf- Lhe began taking a regular course of meuittetmre $a bercentboe |S. S.S. The result is stated in his WE GUARANTEE SIX ee own words: “In six weeks I felt es Er ote, sconent order ressived bave | greatly improved. The cancer was he Parone oe oe ae arrested in its own progress and has Qoure, Guarantess issued onlyby gradually healed, and is to-day en- ‘ ie ac eiaion a0. tirely well, the destroyed tissue Bole Prop’s West's Liver Pitts, having been restored and the face filled in with new flesh up to the very margin of the eyelid. For several months I have considered myself sound and well, and to-day physicians pronounce me well. My case has been a matter of astonish- ment to my friends and neighbors, who witnessed my wonderful cure. The doctors who know of my case admit the extraordinary power of the Swift's Specifie on this dreadful and seeming incurable disease—can- Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis- eases mailed free. The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. Asx your retafler for the Jamés Meaus’ §. 18 me deale 33 Tete oven ie to Feprtation puine unless | JAMES A factory produc ¥rade than any Ht Theusands om $f x th aia ea ) lines of the above: shoes Sfor sale in Batler by = SAM’L LEVY & CO Genersl Sherman is passing into the ‘sere and yellow leaf.” Still he osculates. A Sad Mistake. Lexington, Ky., February 21.— Miss Jessie Bryant, daughter of a wealthy farmer near this city, died Be APRIZ Bcc. 08 snddenly thi ing from takin a or ostage, ani teceive free, a costly box 6 paces which kis er erate aia emia 2 mative d all, of lthedtes, tomore mon-| Rough on Rats by mistake for -ye right away than anything else in the . oe : . ei. Fortunes await the workets ab-| quinine. She was in the city yester- | Liver Oil with Hyncphosphates Frog lsoutely sure. At once addresss True & . : : inent physicians use it and testify to its Co., ogaus: Ma? 5 ae day and not feeling well when she great value. Please read the following: reached home, got what she sup- “T used Scott’s Emulsion for an obstinate aa = cough with Hemorrhage, Loss of Appe- posed was quinine and took it. In| tite; Emaciation, Sleeplessness, ce ¥ a few minutes the mistake was dis- | All of these have now lett, and I believe ANSY GAP ULE ‘i your Emulsion has saved a case of well covered and a doctor called, but no | developed consumption.”—T. J. Find- THE LATEST DISCOVERY. relief could be had and she died in| ley, M.D., Lone Star, Texas. “I have for several years used Scott’s Emulsion, Dr. . y 25 ae : = se Laparle's Celebrated Preparation, Safe and | horrible agony. She was one ofthe | and find it to act well in Consumption Send 4 cents for Sealed Circular. belles of this county, and her death | Bnd Scrofula, and other conditions re- : ne : = seer CALUMET CHEMICAL C0., Chicege, vr. has produced a profonnd sensation. ae qe oe class, ae Consumption, Scrofula, General Debility, Wasting Diseases ot Children, Coughs and Bronchitis, can be cured by the use ot Scott’s Emulsion ot pure Cod i only so stim: now Bold by Druggisws. DEEP inyention. | Mr. Vaille, of New Haven, adver- tised that whereas his wife had left his bed and board he would pay no debts of her contracting. on she retorted upon him the fol- lowing advertisement: makes me laugh. My husband says I have left his bedand board. Now, the fact is, the bedding was mine, and the bed belonged to a furniture dealer, and was bought on the in- stallment plan, but was not paid for and was taken back. As to the board, well, now, our grocer won't give usa thing until the bill owed him is paid. So, you see, I didn’t leave his bed and board. The bed wasn’t his and there was no board to leave.” Drunkenness or the Liquor Habit Positively Cured by administering Dr. Haines’ Gelden Specific It can be given in a cup of coffee or tea without the knowledge ot the person tak- ingit; is absalutely harmless and will permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drink- er or an alcoholic,wreck. 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