The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 19, 1891, Page 2

?ROTECT OUR BREAD. The machinery of the law has not been put to work toc dily against the fraud use of ammonia and lum in Baking Powders. Both health and the pocket of tection. The tie people are demanding pr aiiaaiiias of New York, Tilinois and Minnesota have taken this matter rf ad tp, and especix at of Powders. interest of siz sale is made a misdemeanor in every State in the UNION, and are tig wrticle of human food more wicked terate oi Baking Powder. Dey ‘Price’ only pure ream of tartar powd ing age is free 1 t iscui cake more to manufacture Dr. P-i any aking powder. It is superior to cy knowt nd the standard for forty years r. Price’s Cream 8al d by all auth free irom Anmonia, Alum, or any other adult Tn fact, the purity of this ideal power has never been ques- tioned. rant. Prince Bismarck. world, exposing myself to embar- ; treatment. if [ad l beund to eV. DR. KRUHNE. 20 my duty on behal 1 Did I Cnt SPETIDRSinot beliene ) e OFT ve, tic ered almost Tact Lthas Gant . me i i ge BIN bina t Li vl i u legeee : ind i no nase!f ; after s wel : n Roya by d from t z i ; posed to be a Re; Dorrive 1 me of this faith and yourob me ef dow ; my fatherland. Were [ uot a stauiel Cavistian, did Tot stand a thie niraculous leases He takes due yaata ; never possessed a vurrassed. — But listen | Opa scedt disturbed heart ar those who are In omy ny convection with iaany wav. He puts soul into bis work and after he has spoke s very har] indeed to say inoreon that point, becaus subject. A ! i s exhausted the never hive his h ci ers fee they heard something valual Pyyry wort Bisma has o direct bearing on time oO just h 2¢8 2 crush n the t rently rai Bistuay 10h sens sreply whi znd tlaugh at 3 heavily « rrupter, k's speech is and lagie, and 29 from hi pty phrases. There is no soundi: When he attained lus thirtieth more i. Vear > warrie ol > attmetive speaker living than Bis. > he married Ioha:: Pattka- marek, because a man with almost ™*t; apd auderwent eptetiaal thai is Wn as conversion lean understand him RELIGION A very striking clement in Ty th constitution of Prince Bis is | Huene reared ina house- his deep religiousness. Accor hold “powerfu oved by the spir- life would bea torture if it it of Quakerism.” led to an entire change in his life. to hin, was uot for the hope beyond. 2 x a y debate, wholesome teachi 1 more extract from a the gs that particular form of pietism. The Quaker view of mankind and the world became closely im in 1 speech delivered bs whieh be had maintained th tain measure of positive Chris as necessary y to the commen man order to prevent bim from becom- | timents by which he had been pre- ing dangerous to society. He said: Bismarck felt | »~Whatever in my former utterances may have applied to a living profes- ion, to 2 profession ofliving Christ Iconfess quite openly I do not tlineh from mak- ion publicly or in my as in , the sad discontented, yearning sen- viously animated his retrospective ons he derived i positive opix to-day the views in question ing this y own house, at But it whi cially fi a huge void w ho by yeans Was ben this m So deeply was he ny and every t living evs recisely my ith which impos gation to protect y the Ligh office contided | attain the spirit, that he ev beca oa Ou tolead others to y of my birt serve Which God created 1 In the mi ee of the Franco. he ex 2d himself very to to me Ger- empl si “Jf Z were not a Chris not continue to serve the King anoth- « te ur. Why should I incessantly worty myself and labor in this | ian I would and was in 1851, and &that phase ‘he has never lost Lis tcomy tat state, aud He became deeply interested in | blended with | himself exalted, and inwardly deep-| eued as well as femmuctpntes from | the} from He had felt | Lup. roved by the new propa- to overcome the hteousness of | itualthings. Whenol ed to meet th early in the there lay a; bed wh “Daily Texts of for 1870, for Believing CL vantexplained tl HIS Prince Bis: himself upon bis body has ex tog would feel down state would de a str be who disset quit the chur sacrilice tu sup] ter muc ] lieying scious realiz Providence He sar longer I am engaged in politics, the} jless I place faith in tions. Iam ani: | creasing thankfulne: j support. in (how to turn even ¢ good account. Unig. to my most s tion.’ Again he said une. “I live a jand oceupy a this could offer me |live one day longer jin God and a bett faith he lives, a jwill die | year come (Heves has been ) fathers ourselves outlaws tual of higher spirit THE lid not last. trod ated by an ever ss to God for his the belief that he knows pur mistakes to lucrative past: Still, aterest In spire - Was sur s. Ey of some licism: human calcul: This I experience 1878 in the Trib did I not development Ger. Well. an overruling | Jin 1864: ‘The humilia- activity but all i At Henson 'HANGED FOR GORY DEEDS. ‘Iwo Missouri Murderers Expiate ‘Their Crimes on the Gallows. Lexington, Mo. Aue 1 Chris ¥ g, the s f Steve Fergus at } lat S:45 nd smoked his ast might hi ¥ Upon wak- was five f spesking of! accident occure L Henson slept little last night. pre- ' } ferring to talk with with his jailors, and smoke His conversation was sheerful and interspersed with hearty Henson would not even see a cler- gyman. H. H Episcopal Edwards, rector of th, was ¢. but the jat iin j a em prisoner re- tfused spiritual con tbl = mous mapner. large glass of wi solation in a it drank a : at 6 oO clock, s} afcer which he s: noked a cigar. The hear the death w condemued man refused to and 7 arrant read, ‘o'clock the march to the glows be- gan. The gallows was reached three is and nutes afterwards, json had bidden guards in a jovi ed and joked wi r, and talk- executioners eof the being a failure. the th his about the cha execution black cap was justed after Here! Sole Agent for the Rockford an? to the! for acu and Children. Constipation, rhosa, Eruct. sicep, and prouiotes di “*Castoria is so well adapted to chikiren that Caatoria cures Cc tas superior to any prescription B.A. Ancrrn, ae Oxfoc? St., Brooklyn, medication. njurious Tag Caxtacn Company, urray Street, N.Y. Pr aes 7 eo en or the highes for Country Avs pay Produces East are. 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