The Butler weekly times., April 15, 1885, Image 2

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A SPECK OF WAB.
Mn;festo Is.aed bj Cattlemen
t.reer Ountj, Texas.
in
Austin, Tex--, April J.-Trout,.,
is brewing in Greer and other North
western counties in consequence
the Franckiin Cattle company a. m
wme five others h-ving issued ui. j
i . ...I ..,., .ici-L-mcn vvwrnin. i
order to .-uu.osm - - j
them not to make Greer and a:t
nt rounties a quarantine roun ,
iiw -
tor cattle en route iu
nortli. ''In the absence of lega
tion," they say, "we. the occupanls
of the above-mentioned count ,
pledg. ourselves to use every means
in our power to confine ail through
cattle Mrictly to the trail. We mean
business, and the ends aimed at mut
Itj.tity the means which we ma
deem expedient to use. D r.o
leave home with the idea thai
cattle can be held over here.'
Thi is construe.l t.. mean tnai
armed force will be exercised n
necessary, and as the Southwestcrt.
cowboy will surely make then
drive, and as they are known to b.
adepts in handling six-shooters cold
blooded and doubtless bloody troubh
may ensue and tlie state be called
upon to exercise military force n
suppressing disorder and prt-iervin'.-the
peace. The FrancLhn company
are toreigners to the state and havt
"ust instituted proceedings n thi
United States court at Waco, to en
join the state irom collecting ta
on their cattle, alleinsj: tliat tiieei
county is not a part of Tea. Thi
esse is set tor the I'd. They, of
themselves, own over 70.00. head
of cattle, ana are "razing, by Imt
ndins nearly a million acres O
land. Within their grazinj-srouuds
i about So,ocx acres donated to th
Texas veterans bv the state, and tot
the use of it and all other land the
refuse to pay the rental fixed by the
old law, about $90,000 annually,
and under the ntw law $50,000.
They da not own an acre ot ground,
and, ot course, the order alluded to
will not be noticed and the usual
pring drives occur regardless there
of. It is intimated that the Mate will
not nly give the Southern covvlxn
protection, but intends to enforce
the lease penalties to the fulks
limit aambt all companies assuming
the control ot state and private land
witaout compensation.
The new land bill is still uns'im-i
and a veto is still talked of. One o
the other will have to be don Thin -tlav
or it will become a law bv luni
tation.
Stry of a Smart Araerieau D .
One summer afternoon a roup of
children were plavin at the end of
a pier which projects into Lake
Ontario, near Kingston, New York,
IT. h. A. The proverbial careless
child ot the party made the proverbi
al backward step off from the pier
into the water. None of his com
panions could save him, and their
cries had brought no one from the
bore, when, just as he wat- sinking
lor the third time, a superl New
foundland dog rushed down the nicr
fnto the water, and pulled the boy
Out. Those of the children who
did not accompany the boy home
took the dog to a confectioner's on
the shore, and fed him with as great
: variety of cakes and other sweets
-as he would eat. So far the story
is r course, only typical of so res
of well known case. The individ
ual of thi-i case is left for the se
quel. The next afternoon the same group
of chitdren were playing at the jiiic
place, when the canine hero ot the
day before came trotting down to
them with the most friendly wags
and nods. There being no occasion
thi time tor supplying him with
':eiicacies, the children onlv stroked
and patted him. The dog. how
ever, had not come out ot pure
sociability. A child m the water
nd cake and candv stood to htm in
lation ot I
the close and obv:ou re
cause artl effect, ami it this relation
was not clear to the childicr. he
"resolved to impress it upon them.
Watct.ing citar.ce. lie crept up
c-juiu ius vn.rn ys si-i ' 1
nearest to the edge ot the pier, gave !
a udden puh. w.ich sent bim into j
the water, then sprang m;
iitt-r
I and gravely brought him to shore.
' To those or us who have had -;
high respect tor the disin!eres:ediie
! ot dogs, this story ma
f
give prco:
the inttlli
that the development c
gence, at the expense o:
nature, is bv no me.-ms
humn. The Spectator
l :;e
IT.cra
:vt.-iv
H,k, 3raaU Boy sot His TobccP
i i , , :
ca-e witn a novc. ot-.r;s.. .
took place before Mavor Remkamp
..r.Ln. Auntv" Hil!
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as she i&tamiiiarly calle.i, caused the
aifest of William ."wvange, Henry
Wilman, and Lew C;rr, on the
aharo-e of breaking out her windows,
The defendants are ad smIl bojs of
from 10 to u years of age and po
sessedof the average American bu'-
idea of tun. Wnen die trial Prt'-
eeeded the fact of the windows be-
ing broken by the bos w as develop
ed, but the further fact wa shown
that Dick Ray, the grandson ot Mrs.
Hill and of about trie same age as
tne otner ooys, u;is i .i.wnv -- .
,
chewin" tVrfcco, and had proposed
to the
would
a chew
defendants that 1
acconiiiodite liin
i rev
V!t!l
v-,uid
ot
t b.iCv
grant them the pnvilege of throwing
iwentv-live times at the gias. in his
jtan l n Jther's window. The bos
tccepted the proposal and turuislied
tne voui'2 hopeful wirii his wisiied
tor tobacco, and then began the fus
ilade of stones on the old women's
vvindows, while the grandson stood
by counting the throws and chewing
his tobacco with a satisfied air. So
accurate was the aim of the voung
sports that twenty-one panes ot glass
-vere broken in twenty-five throws.
When the court had he;ird ai! the
facts iu the case he d;mised the
suit against the boys, gave them a
proper lectuie, an.! directed the par
ents of the defendants to pay their
proportionate 6hare of the broken
windows. It would occur to the imnd
f an outsider that the oh! lady could
avoid similar trouble in the tuuuebv
laying in a sufficient kupplv of to
bacco fr the use of her promising
and speculative grandson.
Poison at the Front Do r.
No article entering so generally in
to the food of every family has been
found more villainously adulterated
than baking powder. For the pur
pose of underselling those powders
ot absolute purity and wholesome
nets which alone are safe in food,
hundreds t dealers are putting up
Waking powders with cheap and
adulterated cream of tartar, which
contains lime, earth, e'.c, adding
strength by the tree use of alum.
These adulterate I powders ae
"shoved" upon the public with the
greatest persistency. They are Inst
given away left in samples at pri
vate residences, with circulars con
taining bogus analyses and certiri
cates, and talse representation, as to
their value, et;. This fact of itself
sufficient to condemn the n A
first-class article will sell on its mer
its. No manufacturer whose goods
are ot value can afford to give them
away, and none but the cheapen
make and most inferior or unmark
etable goods require to be distributed
tree in order to get the public to use
them, and this method is adopted by
parties who have failed to dispose of
their wares through the ordinary and
legitimate channels of trade.
Free samples ot articles of food
left at the house should be regarded
with suspicion. There is no guar
antee of their wholesomeness. while
there is real danger that they contain
a fatally poisonous compound. Manx
instances of poisoning from the use
ot such samples are recorded.
The only safe way is to consign
all such samples immediately to the
ash barrel, and to turn a deaf ear to
their venders. It is not worth while
to trifle with life and health ;o tne
extent of testing everv donbttu! 1 as-
"
ingipoxvder that come along. Bet
ter to rely on m old and reliable
brand, like the Royal, which has tx-
a quarter of a ce:iturx-'s constant use
PrTeJ 'ls perfect wnolesameness
j and efficiency, or some other brand
that is not so worthies and cheap
that :t proprietors cannot afford to
j giTC it awav t;-y tlie Calt-iOau. It is ;
in its favor that the Rova! B ikw
, , 1
wwucr "ver gtven axvar. .sou! Dy j
raean3 f loe:W. nor accompanteti
bv cronios. sno ms,
... r,;fti. except the
gtits ot absolute
nu--;!v. whoiesomericss.
tu-.i ueigrtt.
i
i ..,-..-r! 4?i e no Act. Its owti
lt
an
..rlft have been n erne:
a J vers i.e-
uiv '
mcnts. and thev have secure
i the cn-tam
t r ifOIiage Ui v-
At
i -
ican pe.'pie to u:i
extent beo:;:l
tr.e
cotnui-e.
.tie ol alt o-ncr
The Rova! i'akt;
no Wiles'.
r j'.-ow-
tier ,h c-rtitle.l bv .U the .ern:.iet.t
fhea.iv.s absolutely turi atul
perfect.
Youns Vest to Get a Consulship.
Washington, D. C. April 7.
j Young George Vest, the -on ot the
j genator to enter the service ot the
t ( -oven,.ucnt. He is to have a con-
j su:v;0 not
po
slti'Jll
that will
j pejud
e Missouri's credit w;tn the
Secretary or State to ariv great ex-
j tcnt. but a ph.ee which. w::S g:e
j j,jm u good living and enable him to
see something of the world. Should
Governor RevnolJ receive the
Spanish Mission, as many believe he
will, vousi" Vest may g abroad as
.m
attache of the Legati.
. i s ,
1
j,
;wever. I un
ettled.
;tmi r.mv re
Foster h.as
mam so until Minister
attended to pending negotiations
upon the treaty. If Governor Reyn
olds' appointment is postponed tor
any considerate period of tm.e,
younr Vest will be given a consul
ship at one ot the mi
Europe. He h.as. :i ;
s rings to his bow.
Oils
, of
No Buffalo man has yet got an
oflice irom Mr. Cleveland. is tins
because Mr. Cleveland is so well
acquainted with the LJufiaioni i-;s '
A Fasting Gii I.
In Cincinnati .sixteen-year-old airi
recently diet! alter a tat ot futy-two days.
She had been attacked by something !ie
paraUU which rendered it impossible
for her to take nourishment. The human
system canaot thrive without good loud
and t;ood ability to digest it. Weak and
impaired digestion is rectified by Bronn's
iron Bitters better than any other ionic
in the wurli Mr. J. E. Fr;e ber-, I Vrn
rov, Iowa, ,ts: "I used brown' Iron
Hitters tor dyspepsia and poor appetite;
completely cured n:e." It will cure ;ou.
(Jive the south a c!vnce and the
ex rebels" will sho .v their quondam
opponents in the north that they sxill
be as hutil to bent xhen lauged on
the side ot the Union as they weie
when atriyed i;. deieiise ot the con
federacy. A Good IJreakfast.
Mrs. b. W. Carpenter, Cyeriee, Haiti
more, cour.to, Narvland, writes I wis
greatlv benefitted bv the ite ot Red ."star
Cough Cure, when suJtering trom a se
vere cold. My cook was scriouly id
from a deep seated cough. She had con
halted her doctor without relief. Hy my
advice she used the cough cure in cot
nection with an external application of
Sf Jacobs oil to her side. In one night
the change wrought was mo-t gratifying
and astonishing. In the morning sue
was like a new person.
Mrs. Cockrell, xvite of the junior
senator from Missouri, takes a prom
inent social position under the new
administration. Siie is large
and
blonde and socially aspiring, and is
endowed with a heaitx and t'o''.ii:d
manner. She is !. d , tighter of
Tudge Cxving a :d ':t- t-io -h ; s-,x
children.
Have used Torigaiine, ith i:i pr.vate
anJ hospital practice: a.-id four .t it all I
could des-ire. I'hvsieij here wl,,- have
tried Tonaiine regard :t as exceTent.
C- M. Field, M. I. I'h.inneid. N.J.
Gece McDonald, the novelist, is
editing new eihtion of Shakespeare.
If theri ts anv one thing this wot hi
wants more tiian another b is 1 new-
edition of Shakespeaie.
An Answer wanted.
Can ar.v one bring us a ca.se er ktd;;ev
or liver complaint that Electric Hitters
will not speedilv cure? We say they can
not, as thousands ot cases a'readv per
manent! v cured and who are recommend
ing Electric Hitters, wis! prove. Bright";,
disease, diabetes, weak back, or urinary
orsplaint quickly cured. They purity
the blood, regulate the bowels, and act
directly on the diseased parts E very
bottle Guaranteed. For 50c. a bottle,
bv F. M Crumlr Co.
Lillian Spencer has written two
novels in the past year.besides tilling
ong
thatric-l engageme-:t a nd
d: i.rce 1 1 ! iu r ;i;i-iMiiil
t ri.er si women are mdo-
i -seemm
1
Mean old Gem-
tteneral I;
.:.:tv n is 'cen p;:t
with Isa-;". reuits
to fligut in Arkart
From Drirtklev. fro-.i We5 City, and
Walnut Ridge. Mess's. H. Anderson,
E. M. Taylor and F. S Fu t hi.eck re-
J 2;
spectfullv. write that thev were a'? a:kt
il with geaertl
ebi.itv. ami rffccr. su so -
id benefit from iirowzi
Iro:s Bitters,
not o-iH for
1 1 ni- Peant to .no-.r,
Arkansas people, but fr a.! sections o;
the country where general debility ha
llr ?5lff lk"
-.-id.. F.
TxT
CANBE CURED WITHOUT THE USE
tv, v.-' F-.-- r'-t tl-UA at I." . SftVi
ft tii Jus?. Is-. j'.' .,L ,
lewis useU r..ny . r.,-t i
1 juj si niTi -r-rmr r-.TBsit.ur.sc as Ji. -rrw m-t bmww.
IITl WHEELS
I i; ALL US
Celebrated Mitchell Farm Wagon,
Cortland
MM! wa
Ilaliiday
"n2
, t .
,!U! II Wit UCUOH
Hardware, Groceries,
Sh'el. Niiils,
Iron
sjuarc. IJutlor. Mo.
rr. i :v -vw-wr-r &
WANTED
8REEN
jT'&ZIS, PELTS, TJLIaX-OW,
Beeswax, Wool, Feathers, Rags.
Spot Cash Paid and no Grumbling.
LEWIS 1 1 OF I'M AN,
North Maut Street, I'.liTLER, MO.
I take jileastire t annotitieitiai to
the iuhiie that 1 tav loeated iu
Hntler to make it my lutiii f home,
and hav-I tie target and best as
sorti d htoek ol eloeks, watt lies and
jevo-'.rv and spi'eiaclcscviT brought
to this" m irket. whii h I will sell
cheap for oasii. Having had many
vears t-xptT'eii'S" o tin- maiiufae
tureof watchf- and eloeks in Eu
rope. I am now prepar.' 1 to repair
watches -and flock, no matter how
eompli'-afe'l nor hosv h.illv llie.r
have Iwcn :d)'i-ed. by t.ringin
litem to uf. yn cm have i-m pi?
ilifgood running r .J-r and gino ne
ee s:tisraetij
FRAIZ BERNHARDT Butler. JVlo
vt ljiiri
KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK
at rui: ' i i s: i
HARNESS &
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Adjust i;elt a.ty Horse's Neck, i-s tw Roves ofsttcb
inm, wtii id Ilamcs in place ei ''
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Steel Gear
nd Ton Buggies
Standard
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T?. I,,iM'is
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Wagon Woodwork.
&c Xorthosist corner
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Wc-fklv Newspaper in the vw',
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Address,
GLOBC P11INTINGC0.
Scad for S.inii'h- copy. Sr. I.nlln, SJ
A i-:i:ivi v
A Idiilnec fit alllabl
lou-f Iniltl Aiiltle for but
a I'rai f nii of I hell Vulurf
Fvi i y Ailicle in the FoUmxiiig I.
Gnai anti til as Ktpresr.iu il bv
the ' ld Reliable Missouii
Republican.
W'f w ill give the Weekly Minwiuri R
publican, the regular nub-aription lrv
of which is ft, with tbe lullminn sr
t ies at the price named :
The Waterburv Watch, an excelle
reliable and uood looking watch. It
luaiiutai tured by the W alerburr O
nanv. eiei iall v for the Missouri Rtpi
li uh, and is heut to ubi riltei Ihrcwj
the mail in a satin-lined rate. Ihe rt
ular pi ice ot the watch i $l o h"t H
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si-ml t lie vxrekiv i.eiiniiciiu, t
and lhe Match ami chain lor the priif
Miitrh. St to: with lhe Tri-Wrel
one year $6 o.
An elegant Sewing Machine warrant
tor five vean-. Tins machine i In
I toil not better than imilar n
chines that hate been .cIinK ad
il,. nui.,1,1 l.-r Irlit' 1C to Ol
is only and Weekly lor one vr
thrown in. NXi'Iitlie iri-wcenv t'rw
vear it i. $20.
Farmers' and Mechanics' Hlatk.mi
Ju.n. i:i,urtli ot tool lor iit. T
. . . ... r , ...
fd itt totl consist, of
40-lb anvil and vite,
iS-inch tongs,
2-lh haiiifuer, with ;..irill,
l'i-lb. hotrhiel, milhlund
No. toi k and di--.
l'arrier' pincer-,
Farrier' knife,
Shoeing hammer,
Hlacksmith'a drill,
will hpaf J. inch ift
These tool are of the bet quahP.f
will last a lite time. J'rice .". J
kit ol UxU and the Weekly IlrpuuMca:.
one vear, witn J'ri-Weekly ili.
He'autiful Family CJork, made by s
Thomas Athens t;.tent : height, 17 U
.Solid walnut case : jring-w inding; ri
S davs: strikes the hour. Ouaisritfl
to keep perfect time. Cetad price, w
We give thi clock and the Weekly H
publican one year tor $5; Trl-Wael
tfir ft' fljtilv tijr In.
Family ca ot two kind: 1 h l'i
f!c Drte-Vtite. '1'iii scale ei;' cr1
nf f anv :irtir rmi'llO
, t m j v w iivj ,w ttw - j - f 4
the Weeklv one year, i j; with the
Wt-eklv. if,. The same scale, i'd
coop, tor the purpose of weighing '"H
articles, i- er.t higher,
form scale, ar.d irigti up t ,4 "'U""V
With Weekl, one vrai,
W eek' v i?. " .
The wattl, 2ie by ri.ai', ,-tiiE;e
iv tre Kcp
ui an. t.n.n ot i' " "
uri ii ie w i.l be
;;-il r, v freigbt, or
pr-s, a the .! si riber
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CUT. LIST.
leeklv fubriber fill get a
XVatetvin
vatth and cain free.
A :u one -er.(Jinr i li b h 1'
weekly fcutci il.era get . eth
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