The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 30, 1882, Page 2

For Auld Lang Syne Sevent erate armies, hard fighting, victorious North. id 1 their arms in an honest spirit and went back to their homes to rebuild shattered tortunes and make glad the piaces desolated by grim war. Through all the long years of that after four years of surrendered to the They laid down strife, there was a heroism and a de- | votion tea cause which made the world look on with admiration. In the face of difficulties and beset by privations such as few nations have ever had upon them, the southern troops marched torth to meet their enemies on the battlefield, matched as one to pve. No braver men ever spilled blood | of their | x or rallied around the fic country than these. Back at where wife, mother, sister, heart, whose parting words to hus- band or boy in grey were that Spartan mother said to her boy as she handed him his buckler. There was a pathos in war which has no equal in any other curse. It is always horrible, blighting and merciless. The story of the camp life ot the southern soldier is yet to be written. The world knows little of his sufferings, privations and hun- ger. Unlike hisenemy, he had no wealth at home, no friends abroad. Year by year the supplies grew scanter and scanter, until at last, when the immortal Lee, at Appo- mattox, gave up the unequalled struggle, there was scarce a crust of bread to each tattered, dirty, smoke- begrimed and battle scared hero in his little army. -Worse still, there was but scant store at home for the loved ones. -But the struggle ended: the last reveille was heard; the last roll-call wae answered; the sullen roar ot the cannon, the shrick of the shot and shell, the rattle of the rifles and the hiss ot the swift bullet, died away, and the gentle hum of industry was heard in the land. True it 1s these valient warriors for a cause they believed holy, went back to home only to find shattered fortunes, desolate firesides, Rachels weeping tor their slain dead. But they were not the men to quail in the kour of blackest gloom. They who had met the enemy on so many bloody battlefields, where their com- radee were mown down like grass, were not daunted at the poverty and ruin which stared them ta the face. They went to work, and like true men, made no sign of despon- dency or regret. They conquored in the field, the shop, the office, the coumting room, and in the store, and of their work we mavthis day write, **Peace hath her victories no less re- nowned than war.’”’ But they could not forget the hfe on the held of carnage; they would not if they could. These memories are burned into them as with a hot iron, and they hold them scared, as the badge of a true man. Year after y they have met to meet comrades, tell once more of the sut- ferings but pleasures, of the days ot their soldier life ; to recount the dan- gers passed through; the long mar- ches; the nights of chill and rain; the battles they fought, and- the weary days of pain as they tossed on the hospital bunk. These are things which they talk and laugh and joke. But not ail. Now then the lps quiver, the voice dies into a whisper and the eyes grow suddenly dim. They have spoken the name of a brave comrade who went down with his face to the murmuring in scarce -udible tones, ‘**Tell them at home I died hke a man.’’ To-day these men met in their nual re-union, in this city. How hearty and warm was the hand-shake comrade gave comrade.; how fervent the *‘God bless y: ig home sweet- foe, To them Se a greeting. She asks to be her } guests and to share itality. Her hand is ex led to each one of these old soldi and her lips speak words of weic 1 uttered from th all that they po. be eunion because 2 royal pospi joyous communion w tracuons. —[Bazoo, 15 “MARSHES AGUE CUR." nev The Infallible 50 ¢ ‘ent Chilland Fever | “n years ago the Confed-j such as} an- j “cordial | ? $200.00 REWARD. i Wili be paid tor the detection and con- } viction of any person selling or dealing ; ¢ unterfeiter or imitation j } luster of a es I Bitters. The genuine have ) printed on white label, and are purest earth, especially i d- j i i medicine on ney, Liver and Nervous Diseases. | Guaranteed Every Atiention Be- Be- | ware of all others, and of all pretended | : Ta tormulas or recipes of Hop sitters pub- ; to parties tavoring me ith a ca lished 1n papers or for sale, as they are fraud’ and swindles. Whoever deals in any but genuine will be prosecuted. i Hop pitrers Merc. Co,, Rochester, N. Y. have au FIRST-CLASS BAKERY. irnish bread i " in anyq ntities to p Wanted for casH, 14 section of land or | picni arbecues, &c, | all times a good stock of farm, within one mile of school, in this | PURE CONFECTIONERY. rticulars to C. O. Me-| he line and 34-10 and car county. Send; Lean, Amer Ills. 1 I xpress office, Chicago, | | Nuts, and everythin j { |The Best Sgda Fountain A New Book on a New Subject. CHAS. ENDRES' 2 J SETH CITY HOTEL uehner é& Joseqh,, DRUG HOUSE ; DR. E. PYLE. x nufacturers and ' j in any bogus, = a | Hop Bitters, especially Bitters or pre- =: > hetesale Dealers im! fareny nine ta thecineor | paratiows with the w Hop or Hops} I E CR EAM { fin their name or connected therewith, j 3 a Drugs, Medicines | that is intended to mislead and ¢ PARLORS. F j i} e C | a rs Paints, | public, or for any pre : e sigue Ly ODdils, | form, pretending to be the same as Hop ste = Dyes, rge stock always on hand and or = ieee andall 73m ders promptly filled.< PATENT MEDICINES | Books and stationary «| Also. anew large, and well selected stock SAX EIN ; a ee Py) ot PRACLICAL WALL PAPER i: AND Wacthmaker & Engraver, | MISSOURT.. Curtain Hanging Over 5000 Druggists BUTLER, THOMAS’ CLOCKS | Agents wanted tor the thrilling new | —————____ ——— | book, Theatrical and Circus Life. Re- | NENW | Hl. H. MILLER Pron’r. | AND vealing the secrets of the Stage, Green | 2 + “ eee { Boies ean i Roomand Circus Tent. Private and pub- } Ss - oe = On Bt Scott sts 2 block trom | ee : lic lives of noted actors and actresses, | LIV ERY Ss TABL E Southwest corner of the square. | SICLETE c their professional work and summer va- | = Ne As : = | f va) cations; amusing sketches and thrilling oe-—- es vi at : tragedies: the Black Art revealed, how | ees pere - = i e men eat fire, women are fired Ss can- | . 3n gam . i nons, heads are cut off, etc. ‘Matinee | h ll | a ° e hg Mashers’” and giddy ballet girls; how | Thos. Berry 1 | Have Signed or Endorsed 1 | ancientand | ferful secrets | Having purchased the ot €, of transtormation scenes. History of the | 1 'Yy, we are now yeady to turnis' Drama from the earliest days down to j the public with the present time. Most thrilling and] __ . NEW BUGGIES and TEAMS. entertaining book now in the field. —'“E, ALSO KEEP A— tounding revelations! Truth stra: Feed and Sale Stable than fiction! 175 Portraits, Engravings and Colored Plates! Sells on sight ad modate thepublic. acters and actresses are m modern monstrosities; w i 1 t Everybody wants it Grandest epportu- nity ever offered to those desiring pleas- } ant and profitable employment. Other | publishers are offering thousands of dol- lars for control of territory. Illustrated circulars and full particulars free, or send 50cents in money or stamps fer complete canvassing outfit, to DAN LINAHAN & Co., Publishers, St. Louis, L35-4t] Bailey’s Saline Aperient is rapidly com- ing into general use throughout the United States. It 1s a white powdér, and when placed in water, toams, sparkles and tastes just like soda water. It is very cool- ing -nd pleasant, acts gently upon the bowels, relieves constination, cures sick headache, sourstomach. heartburn. 34-2t assiguee’s Netice. In the matter of the assignment of S.A. RORTH oj Al | 3ST. Barada, John B. Ellis, assignee, notice is hereby given to the creditors ot said estate and to all whom it may concern that I will, at the Nuvember term of the Bates county circuit court, A. D. 18S2, apply to said court fora discharge trem my trust herein. Joxun B. Extis, Assignee. The Climax Bed Spring | Margufactured by Cruzan & Madden, Butler, Mo. ‘fo whom it may concern We the undersigned citizens of Butler after having fairly tested the merits of the above named bed springs, do most chee tully recommend them to parties Sete) ing a good bed spring, believeing they | and will ve ¢ at all times to accom 174 19 tf. P, MORGAN as opened a Second-hand Store —tu— SOWARD'S BUILDING —~wea— BRIDGEFOXD & HUPP. Ornamental House --AND— Sien Painters Graining, Paper-Hanging, Decora ting, Sign and Buggy Work a SPECIALTY i } i have fully sustained their claims. L. H. Renick, Chas. Denney, J.M. Steele. ° A. Duncan, J. ler, r. T. Heath; Ke | S McFarland. W F Maddy i JR Simpson S A Riggs ! ‘A Watson J M Douglass i JH Sisson John Caven J M Catterlin For Sale. 1 Fae Seance A 1 farm of 32 | les south of Altona. Plen- | tv of water handy. | City of Mexico, Berlin, Barcelona. i Sweetness of Tone in every reed, { Durability in « ig et Perfection in every detail of mannfacture, ; Are Characteristic of the CAZPZNTER ORGANT. i Every Instrument WARRANTED for EIGHT YEARS. | | MOST RELIABLE DEALERS «ell the | Carpryren Orcas, but if any do not have tiem to show you, write direct to the factory for a Cata- | pee and information ss to where you cau seo | | I Blacksmiths or W j iron er wood work wil n Makers wanting ake money by [yjissour: Pacific, Eansas. 2 Trains Daily -—~~—-|EAST and NORTH 2r TransiDaly C: B LEWIS, GUGEIES HORSES Saddie Horses, Following Remarkable Document: Messrs.Seabury & Jokoson, Nanufe--: ~- ing Chemists, 21 Platt St., New Yo: x. Gentlemen :—For the past few y have sold various brands of Porous } ters. Physicians andthe Public ;:- Benson’s Capcine Porous P! others. We consider ther: ox RAILWAY. The Direct Route FOR ALL POINS IN Cclorado, Woeorr: Mexico, California and Texas: wbepeonieCepcine Flaster is's ronvine Parmaceutical product, ef the pig?) ot order of merit, an@ se rocoguiaca +; physicians and druggists. ‘When other remedice fuil get a 4.-- eon’s Capcine Plaster. You will be disappointed if v-e ee cheap Plasters, Liniments. Pate a © -. trical Magnetic toys. SURE REMEDY 4% 1.4-7 . MEAD’S Medicated CORN ans BUNICN Ps. —VIA ST. LOUIS.— AST TIME. SUPERIOR ACCOMODASTION F. Citaxpirn Gen’l. Pass’r Agnt TaLMace Gen’l. Manager. %. 8. GUFOKD & C6., Reek fsland, TL facturers of U GANS PLOWS, Calls: Plows, i Wehenew é aan TORS, —«SULK pn Bt man of county has removed his splendid The boss livery Bates he PS BE hE CULTIVA tk W. & R. Warton. { pl | Ss >) e mS? < ——— | iLivery Sock, Sean es g | COMBINE, Mreeenreerad KNOWN AND RECOGNIZED. IN. fl ae Scnegpiy | S24g00. | : RES OSRN BRILL, au. 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