The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 2, 1891, Page 3

) CURE SKIN DISEASE OF ANY FORM A. = HEISKELI' § ) ~~ OINTMENT It has proved infallible im every case. from sim- le Pimples to ob-tinate Fezema: tching Piles. 560 CTE. 1: 4@- Send for Hints for Kiic and Sick-Room,”’s Landy bw household. FREE. BATES COUNTY National Bank, BUTLER, MO. THE OLDEST BANK LARGEST AND iE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BATES COUNTY SADELON CAPITAL, SURPLL 125,000 00 >00 UO F. J. TYGARD, HON, J. Bb. NEWBERRY ]. C. CLARK DR. President. Vice-Pres. Cashier F. M. FULKERSON, DENTIST, BUTLER, MISSOURI. Office, Southwest Corner Square, Dr. Tucker's old stand. Lawyers. 4 by W. SILVERS, Attorney-at-Law. nem Otlice over Farmers Bank; door trom head ot stairway. third I ye ARMOND & gait. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. in Bates counties. ge" Olfice over Bates Co. Nat'l Bank. Will practice and adjoining ™ ARKINSON & GRAVES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office West Side Square, over down's Drug Store. Lans- DR. J. M, CHRISTY, HOMOBOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office, tront room over P. O. Ail calls answered at office day or night. Specialattention given to temale dis- tases. £ C. BOULWARE, Physician and Tr. Surgeon. Office north side square, | Butler, Mo. Diseasesof women and chil- en a specialty. J.T. WALLS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office, Southwest Corner Square, ov er| Aaron Hart's Store. Residence on Ha-} vannah street norrh ot Pine. Potter Br BRICK LIVERY STABLE. Au ample supply of Buegies, Carriages, Phaetons, Drummer: Wagons, &c. his bles in this seetion of th First) Crass Ries *y Er At any hour, day or night on the most reasonable terms. Farmers desiring to put up their hors when in the city will find this] barn the most convenient in town. POTTER BROS. | Bu BUTLER, A New Cattle Missovkr, Ato Disease Orricr Stat: TURE, CoLumbia, 1s8o1. In view of the wid lespread H { | ot this aad sagtaaiien states winch seems to be new in ci ter tov terinary scievce, aud the wajyossion ity of auswering all the lett af jinquiry regarding it that , the Executive comimitt: Board of Agriculture author. publication of the follow1u,: « prepared by Dr. Paul Paquin. 5 Veterinarian, descriptive of the di euse and methods of treatm -1¢ Local papers will do their farmer | readers great service by publishi the cireular in full. both as a means do in of informing them what to stuck is affected, alarm concerning i that is not first appears to be cuse their aud of allaying a disease | 2S it Leurly so serious Respeetfully. Levi Cuvugecce, Secy Board of Ag’ ‘Lie disease referred to now pre- Vaily wmoug cattle in several coun ties us it did last year and is doubt. | less due tu some parasitic vegetation | posssbly microbes of fungi which develop at this in this] temperature. | follows: season and The symptoms are as The cattle appear gaunt and gaunter day after day for want of food. If examined the nose may be found hot, dry and sometimes wine color in patches; the swells. tougue | Blisters appear on the in- side and on the margin of the lips which become more or less raw and bleed easily. The pad (upper jaw gum corresponding to the front teeth of lower jaw) also presents blisters which soon break, forma | FALL MISS URI, WEDNE s 4 EPTEMBER 2, 189 “= R. DEACON —— DEAT. IN—— ‘HARDWARE AXP IMPLEMENTS, . Cutlery and Guns SPRING WAGONS, = ‘Bain and Fish Bros FARM WAGONS, | ROAD CARTS, THE CELEBRATED PLOW, WILL PLOW IN HARD PLOWING, WHERE ALL OTHERS FAIL Casaday Sulky - at : their healthy stock disessed stock. 5th. used for diseased stoex All who have should neigLbors. Buckets and others urticies should not be used for anything else uulers washed and scalded. 6th. Stock from effected herds should not be shipped to market or the infected and none should be allowed on high- moved from abstain from’ grounds | A FIGHT FOR Shall We Drive Stow Poi Breakfast Pa ALUM anp AsMoNiA L A nuisance that trou fifty yearsay sis uow rapidly spread- iug in this country, that is putting Alum in the bread tion is causing a we Et BUCKEYE Force Pumps, FREEMAN'S DIAMOND BARB WIRE, Builders > = Wagon Wood Work. LIFE. Yarnal! Mfg. Co., St. Louis.) Shaw’s Snow Putt. Contains Alum, (Merchants’ Mfg. Association, St. Louis.) Dodson & Hils. - Contains Alum ison From Our a ble. Dodson & Hils, St. Louis.} Shepard's, - Contains Ammonia Alum. Wr. H. shcherd St. Louis.j Bain’s, - Contains Alum uk Breap. 5 (Meyer Bain Mig. Co., St. Louis.) - | Monarch, - - Contains Ammonia Al eet Saya ns Ammonia Alum . 8 (Reid, Murdock & Co., Chicago. | Snow Ball, - [Bengal Coffe & Spice Mills, Chicago.) © | Giant, Contains Alum This | mix. Contains Alum great deal of (W. F. McLaughlin & Co., Chicago. eat - - - NO. 41 rning the book of Marce Po Written in the mi the “Kingdoms and Marvels of the East John Fi “It contributed more hew facts towardsa knowledge of the carth’s surface th BAYS: book IV 9 tat has ever been written before. Specimen Cases. S. H. Clifford, Wis, Iron, Steel, Nails and | | i lee New Cassel, was troubled with Neuralgi: Rheumatism, his Stomach was < ordered, his Liver was affected to an alnriming degree, appetite fell away land he was terribly reduced in flesh i strength. Three bottles of trie Bitters cured him Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. . had a running sore on his leg of ght vears standing. Used three | bottles of Electrie Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, and jhislegis sound and well. John rker, Catawba, O., had tive large | Fever sores on his leg, doctors said H: rdw: are jbe was incurable. One bottle Elec itrie Bitters and on: box Bucklen’ | Arnica ve cured him entir Sold by H. L. Tucker, Druggist. ‘SCHOOLS of LEXINGTON, Mid | | | | i A, WILSON BAPTIST FEMALE SHLLERE L . Al ELIZA. AULL FEM ite ary WENTWORTH MILITARY ACADEMY ©: D.FOR CATALOCUES. John Atkison’s Pension Avency. Oyer Dr Eyeringham’s store rooms ; West Side Butler, Mo. LUMBER!! _|ke : wee: ! ussion at the present moment aan : S Cone am thick, yellowish, cracked soft crust. Tih Tie pemdont io keen shoe iis a aah {Spencer Bluing Paddle Co., Chicago. } Ss. ti the! toucueis (blotched ; PU 1 ¥ jas itis revealed that alua is being | RalbfeL’s Paity, - Contains Ammonia jometimes the Longue is renesTand perhaps swine from the infected | used asa substitute for cream of | (Ralbfell Mfg. Co., Chicago.) or blistered, but rarely. There i8 |p prags irae : ' pends oe ; ; ae | Rising wun - - Contains Ammonia, t ‘ a i hee TEE as artar in baking powders. story | {Phoenix Chemical Works, Chicago. much drolling of stringy watery Sth. Person with sore or chap |; : | dhite Rose, - — Contains Ammonia Alum jis told that a very lurge percentage | es ee z : the odor is | anything but agreeable—often very tetid indeed. Those yellowish crusts matter from the meuth, ped hauds should handle — Spice Mills, auaseaetle ‘ood’s Acme, contains Ammonia. {Thos. wood & Co., Philadelphia.! H | Save money by calling on us for disease | of the baking powder sold on the | = Ey ey eats carefully and wash clean after dress- market contain eithe: | ; alum or ammo- ; prices on. LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLES. PAINTS. -———-And all Building Material ing cases. = | Andrew’s Pearl, - Contains Ammonia, 5 nia, and many ef the: contain both | : 5 : slough out aftera few days and 3) oe ner [C. E. Andrews & Ce., Milwaukee. | j Cire Se ee It will pay to follow strictly all these pernicious dvugs. Much time- | Harrie’s Favorite, - Contains Alum. eave raw surfaces or sores. There these measures of precaution, Some (H.H. Marries, Minneapolis.) at the wholesale use 2 : : ly alum is is rarely a smacking of the lips. sar oe ~ ate ; | Fidelity, - - + Contains Alum, Tartan cee ie lieati E es of ues m appear unnecessary but they ! of glum in bread, biscuit aud pastry. | solar, - - - Contains Alum. pa TOW cases, complcalions) Atise areal) based on xataonal ‘hygienic | voune childien, {Sherman Bros., Chicago-] 2 > bd growing girls, by which gangrene (rotting in fact) Ps gens te persons of weakly frame, of the gums extend to the jaw bone or teeth, and in a few instances tbe teeth become loose and even drop off. Most of cases become lame and stiff from the same lesions breaking in the feet (the cieft particularly.) Occasionally, but rarely, also blis- ters and consequent results (scabs, crusts and even raw sores) occur on Patnam's Best, Contains Alum. Wells Putnam & Co., Chicago. China *‘T’’ House, Cantains Alum, (Noah MeDowell, St. Paul, Minn.) Contains Alum. {J. K. ‘cen, Minneapolis, Minn. j | Herenles. Contains Ammonia is Cheap, | | Hercules Baking Powder Co., San Francisco. | a | Climax, Codtains Ammonia. costing but thice cents : | {Climax Baking Powder Co., Indianapolis. ) Dr. Price’s CreamBaking Powder pound while tartar costs | 30c, and the high price of cream of | | is reported by all authorities as free \from Ammonia, Alum, Lime or any principles that should not be trans- gressed. In bad or complicated | cases in which the feet are much af- fected a daily wash with copperas solution will be a great assistance. alum bread | and evening 18 It is the small that | eaten morning, Hoon the most harmful. Sst Twin quantities tuken at every meat Alu two or do the mischief Fren.—The lips and tongue usual- ly becomes so sore that the cattle This is what C.uses such extreme ‘gauntness and failing in flesh as characterizes the z crea of j can not pick any food. tartar has led cheap baking powder , to be made of alum. If the reader | aoaae gs é malady. When death occurs it is! wants to kuuw something of the cor- ‘other adulterant. In fact, the p: aa eudder. In three or four cases} parely d ee ee 2 owder has : th 1 he k. the bel rarely due to internal lesions, but yosive qualities of alum let him touch | t¥ of this ideal powder has never Ourimottone 1ese appeared on the neck, the bele) . senerally caused chiefly by | piece to his tongue then reflect been EE age OE lly, the back and about the root of ration Gini : fete ale = ne ee ee | ee - \ A ! 2 starvation during the fever. To avoid | how it acts on the tender delicate i ‘ val the tail. Uncommonly there isjgu¢j Bes | oes Foals ! As arule there is trouble always ‘ BP S ; : ) : jsuch results feed the stock gruel | eats of the stomach pete i I LS awe > diarrhea. The malady runs its reg |and push ears of corn into the ani Foll ? cures ‘ ‘led b for the fellow who mixes in a quar- | pus ars ¢ ‘ai ring 8 a list SOM, y > : ular course in an average of about} mals mouth directly under the ollowing 1 ahst compiled LY | re]. Even the birds of the air wants ——And——_ the Scientitie American, and ammonia i of the alum | : aa O : leight days. The shortest course I iers when the patient will chew to be let alone. It is told that Vin- : baking powders that have noticed was five and the puking powde loog-| ©, aiilent here cent Griest ef Lower Oxford, Pa.,| a walers Ph eras acon tenahie eae : ; have already been tested. e tnereed wecmbat beteeann antl 4 OW PRICES jes ele n. ere are irrese ir or; It is not contagious. In our in - Pacif itnessed a comba etweoen an ow 4 1 i tech | t 3 Atlantic & Pacitic. diiernalian Bird 1 jcomplicated cases which last much | vestigations last year we failed to Cook's Favorite and asmaller bird, and when the jlonger. Fever more or less intense trausmit the disease by inoculation Cues ates little one seemed : »be getting the | sf aps up most of the time. The type] or otherwise. But this much is cer- Goan * Sitver Star worst of the battle re! went to her jis very mild, death rate being, so far tain, it is an epidemic affections. Dae eae oo ge owl thereupon at- two © Whe ena 3 es oe ae i tacke nd bit him in the arm of letters received Davis 0. K Sovereign ae disease precludes u y Yeast ial visits to } fs §Sib of ofc po to St i ty lst. Separate so it is urged that stock oy Sinnderd. That is | suspicious cattle fr directions given here, sunflower. the biggest ¢ yet un-| j stock | i ne the rown diseased st Washington. |dertaken. But probably it will not} disease k for sake of better care and attentio ee |) sueceed. | Hone 2 to crown even in France. 250 ye ue > Peel iore- Ameri- lers sold ae : { Pace Pa suri State Veteri “ies |SIZES AND STYLES fice,C feud === TO SUIT THE = ‘| Requirements of Everybody. ness. d taking fc 4th. attending to such! | diseased stock should not visit pas- od, ete Ages ——— r has found a meterial that deties bm. A | papier mache trunk is one of the lat- jtures or places occupied by healthy |¢st idea. The baggage-smasher jstock whether on their property or \ finds it practically indestructible. Persons | THEY ARE THE VERY GEST, |For Sale by Bennett-Wheeler Mer- cantile Company. tion, pain in | Fine Look on eo free. side, smot Nervous and Ammonia Alum. Taylor i Yarnall’s, lum-