The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 11, 1883, Page 2

ESTABLISHED 1870. “BENNETT & WHEELER WOOL WANTED! -1 WILL PAY THE TOP OF THE MARKET ee ANC GROCERIES, “*""" ».. Wooi that is Offered Buckeye ele Mowers and. Binders. Nicholas Shep- ard & Co, and Buffalo Pitts Threshing Machinery Se ‘The Mitchell Racine Farm Wagon LOUIS HOFFMAN { " Minnesota Republicans. an Aggregation of Us fui Facts For p tariff dis- The Agricultural Class. Last winter, during th Mr. Dunnell New Varietie-—Het Water for Sickly Piants Grape Fertilizers—Feed- ing Sheep—Difference in Breeds— Farm Notes. cussions in congress, ot Minnesota was almost read out ot opposi- the republican party for his Mr. Anderson tion to protecti of Kansas and Mr. Du foremost among the republic nmem- -— ind nurseymen are bers of the house in denouncing the tariff bill, and they bot sted for under protest. | Mr. Dunnell knew very well what he was doing. Mr. Windom wasa should not be left entirely in thei farmers, hands, as it is the duty ot gardners and fruitgrowers to expe- college of Prot. of ¢ ounced protectionist, and most pr | he tailed to be re-elected to the Uni- ted States senate from Murnnesota. riment in such matters in order | crease the hardiness and yield ot all onth jl lidate£ plants that are cultivated for profit. voung y We vertly a candidate for gov- | sake ee ere ae ; Perhaps the reason why the intro- on e:nor, but his name was scarcely se-! : i ; duction of new var AXD TEE FINEST LINE OF eas hentia: nome riously mentioned, and he has been put on the shelf forever. The plat- fori adopted shows that Mr. Dun- nell, on the tariff queetion, fairly epresented Minnesota republicans. It takes ground tar in advance of any esting to conside: diffi SUGGLES, SPRING WAGONS &C x . Vib. es J N ARE, - BUTLER, NiO: you g alt NORTHEAST CORNER SQl r wheat, for the work of imprevement > -100 0: other republican state platform, and consists of nothing more than the se- orth Mair = J M PA I T } Two Doors South of The 5 @ 9 POSTOFFICE > a full line ot it fairly occupies the ground contend- ns trom lection ot the plumpest g ed for by the democrats generally. e | the largest heads and the best stalks, They say: **We believe in maintain- mg a svstem of internal revenue ley- His lite and Lester, Shame n, if continued for a few which j} iety better | years, results ima va adapted to the locality in wl ied upon articles of luxury, such as <y and tobacco, together with a ch it 1s f Ru Not sold by e tollow whi system ot duties upon imports, so ap- | plied as to provide revenue tor the | grown will yield more and produce « | stamps | better quality of gram. Vegetables of | t°° low allkinds may not only be improved by this method (selecting the best), but even the growth, shape and other ili continue to receive ‘ z Ses Dealers in Is now receiving and Groceries and Queensware, GROCERIES ill compete in ai necessary expenses of the govern- | ment and so adjusted as to encour- | ge the manutacturing and labor in- ests ot the whole country. | Tariff reformers can ask no better characteristics may be changed. The greater number of our varie- 2 ties of truits comes from seedlings. | Deserte : plattorm than this. The labor to be | an : ae pctv £ ine _ Al = 1/ smite, c| _ * Se | he apple is one o he es and | Cott Saturday Night, et ober benefited is not the labor employed : : 5 j AND— | as hardiest truits we have, the numer-| | Burns, Z ze P Q ( } in manufactures alone, but it is the | oe ‘ : a Schilars Song of the Bell rices and ual ity of oods, TWIT - 7 | ous vartie1es all coming from the one re | Q [ kK EN SW A R E labor of the whole country. This is on v ith any firm in the city. broad ground, and it isa very notable its Or Science, Ar source—the crab apple—and though ew | ‘ ! > PUBLIC SQUARE. BUTLER, MO. lorormE ON SOUTH SIDE BUTLER. MO. | _ mare no tt each variety is distinct in habit of example of the influence of public i oe ‘ | growth, shape, size and penod of acy of protec- |} ° i ' | discussions of the tal tion. The people see clearly that a tariff for protection, a tariff for the ripening. yet if we plant the seeds ot \ the best of them we may not get any- thing resembling them from which express purpose of building up an}. y ict the seed was taken. The young} GOoOonDs SEASONAL I MINNEAPOLIS TWINE BINDERS CULFIVATORS, artificial system with revenue a con- . trees may all produce crab apples, tingency dependent on it is unreal y } TA Bee f { or there mav be among them some- } 30 far as the govern- and unsound. 5 thing superior to anything herecotore entre nan eae en ment is concerned, its object 1s to get | knewn. Otten over 1,000 trees have REAPERS AND MOWERS, BUCKEYE peka and Santa Fe and the St. Louis | and San “Francisco company will join in the building of shops at this point, making this the division head- quarters tor their railway lines. Here is a picture of Caldwell in the prohibition State of Kansas: Two or three hundred cattle men the copper trom the same mines and | ot the same quality is sold for here in the country where itis produced. This 1s just the amount ot the tariff, and if the tariff was 10 cents the dif- ference would be to cents instead of 4. It is one of the beauties of pro- tection to make articles dearer in the country that produces them than to foreigners. It the copper makers Office, 44 Street, New ¥ TUTT’S MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS F FREE, SEWARD A. HASELTINE, PATENT SOLICITOR & ATT’Y AT LAW, SPRING FIELD, MO. (Associated at Washington,DC.) Correnpondence peeing So dengan “sultan oe RiIicH Hitt. COATL,, sufficient revenue and another object | The Wond Effi of should be to leave labor as undis- | been used ima Sioa eco eerie) ind pial scary 5 5 % turbed as possible by its operations, | “MOPS BGs ES Sa DR. SCHENCK: s | | The operation of the present tanfé | man could only find one good pota- MANDRAKE i tf it increase the price of labor em- Sunes See pits CRU TE Gms) 5 H ployed m manufacturmg mdustries | P HGH Goac cms EGE Re Bia ILLS must necessarily increase the price | for all the time and labor that had { precip geese tice ar etapa atta RAC! NE SPRI NC WACONS. Ee a e. i = ta _ ce | pie is i et the goods made and as none oth- | been employed in the task of selec- | moreintheir favor. The immense and constantly i | eit \ tion. | {increasing demand for them, both in this and foreign and tull fine of ' ers can be gotall other laborers must | r : | countries, is the best evidence of their value. Their bu (hececoode a ie See “armers are not inclined to my eN- | ealetoday in the United States is far greater than B UU G G I EB SS i : ng hee ther erence | periments with fruit trees as time | pond esas 2 booing reer’ = . © 1 - ” i cost, paying a tax out of their carn- | eh © | not spasmodic, it is rexular and steady. It is not ial ings to increase the profits otf the | and patience are ae has 1, while | cee et aarie Go aenver | AT | i Mrkaoeictutersiandlsto Gneceace- | ic | Secor aiane particular to take ad- | are the reasons for this great and growing demand? s x j : aatace spportunities: but | D¥-Sehenck’s Mandrake Pillscontain no mer- SAC Ne» 1 4 may be, the price that other laborers |‘ antage of be poe ties; but | Tie aut ne aap ot eae cou et eet ace | R. J 7 I > | Dp Ce ) Dh Hh ii eb ferme | farmers canat least, with vegetables, | theliver. | ‘They cleanse the stomach anid bowels of i ‘a get tor their work. fad | all irritating matter, which, if allowed to remain, , > DEALE:? Getece is alacce: : 7 } select the most perfect seeds from | Peisensthe blood, and brings on Malaria, Chilis and TARDWARE DEALEF i | nere isa large body of repubh- | > ' | Fever, and many other diseases. They give healt! i the best plants. So far as the small] | 82d strength diges rans. The; t Ni re) | can voters, notably in all the north- | 7°" ea pint He” SINE appetite and SS See Tay 2a iSS U RI s 1 | fruits a -oncerne th | i : ch she ern and western states-—the stro: its are concemed;they ve better | be tabenirt ike ia grees otis Saale ial : j 5 Sere ae Pa Ae +; s igheiriot holds of what was the republic j opEoe ua OGG eS Rol eure | Rectts pemectareser a suslet Sees ‘ fy_—-whoiwillinotieo! for protec to wee a long time for results. The } Dr, Schenck’s Mandrake Pills are sold by 2! és ‘ ay 4 : Fan Bes oles from the | @F#eists at 25e. per boz,cr sent by mail, postpai or fos | ind who would go for tree trade ay oy can be grown from the | oq Toouipt of peice casa aa i i 1ere is i 10 Doubt : 5 i were it not for the needs of the gov- | ** ed, but the majority of the best gecomminint get poatepae sb pes 4 IN N EVERY PA ARTI f {| ernment. These needs will lessen kinds are due to chance seedlings, ScHES On SO ; | BUT WHAT— me a LAER MATS TH UL LER q year by year and free trade will be- ye growing in some unobserved | 1 8 ; Sewinie —— Cone, mu come stronger and stronger.—kK. C. aig: y Liters, Sr a | Div Goods, Clothing and Groceries Can be iss NEWHOME i Times be of superior qu ind receive os =: . q | e : he r care == SOUGHE Ob —= SEWING MACHINE CO- H it Wichita, Kan., July 2 a) 3 Za” Pi Louis, Fort Scott and Wichita rail rawberry will == a mi 1 E = = ee i way began running regular passen- | be — ae VGN i 4 ger trains to this point to-day. The | no possible > i F i Ss s cheap such eoods can be obtained for in Butler. A $6.000 stock t ie new line is branch of the Missou t Y as good an as : © pound in the country is guaranteed. | nake cl ., + i = ai ih) make close co i TORPID BOWELS, i <2 7a%.2 i ri tions with that road at Fort a DISORDERED LIVER, | i oN Z’arkeall i fh ee ee and MALARIA. cas z : bastaa — SSOUR i , u i. hicago andj and sow in: mn fags Brom these sources arise three-fourths pad E 5 eee He the st Po Mi lemcuceeads of } wainres ‘ i he east. ch W. Miller succeeds J. i =ymptoms indicate theirexistence: Loss of Milla rerinténdent of the new aoereny Leaded epedtbaadintnt nerd OES eu TERIA i erinténdent of the new uche, fullness after eating, aversion to | = a Jock SE RC ENE AE REE rae reo ee exertion of body or mind, Eructation | ™==sweresecsenmen — tied ee E there of food, Irritability of temper, Low i oo ee aS — spir eeling of having neglected i ou and an Francisco ‘uty, Dizziness, Fluttering at the Hf company will at once build airectly Heart, pots before the eyes,highiycol- — a | a te tl ered Urine, CONSTIPATION, : | & gazed west from this point, while ch- lit mand the use ofa remedy that | . po nile the Atch- | quality of | onthe Liver. AsaLivermedic | ison, Topeka and Santa Fe compa- rent from the ochrs. All | Peete Bere noeassl: “news | j . tags: trom the Ott -\il | Kidneysand Skin is also Tony t;removing | BACK ACHE? ny will build westward trom Sedg- | may be worthless but one. and that all impurities through t ree *seav= | ; ; ¢ orthle ee ee a ee | and all Diseases of Kidneys, Bladder @ Urinary? wick City, the two lines intersecting | one may cause a revoiution in straw- €, sound digestion, regular stools, clear | Cheapest nod ont” Kidney nnd. Yack ache Doce Phe ‘ : — nandavigorousbods. TUTI’S PILLS | “ois by Croguitece by mail. Exice Si ya aternearKingman. This will give So ee Mayer Bron te 3 Se Genes Seam D <P Se et es SP el Sea with daily work and sre a perfect a Renee Ce ery coe sotee *-A free market tor home indus- ANTIDOTE | TO MALARIA City and the San Francisco Ime a Solera ember abe Olea ears SN: : 5 Was one of the most applaud- longer pull and a better outlet than Mr. Kassen’s utterances at the TUT iT s HAIR DYE. i 1 AT 6 8 > at present to the mountains. It is} Iowa republican state convention. | WHISKERS chan, | ( VAL AN i ) W ( i 1 ) Y A R I ) also rumored that the Atchison, ‘To- | American copper 1s sold in London ! stanly toa Gposty biaem bya single a | } at4 cents less price per pound than| oFsent. recy senso on .receiptot —— i EIDMONT SMITHING COA and cow-boys come in and go out end copper to England, pay the [=e ears INDIAN ALSO ANTHR daily. Liquorand gambling saloons freight on it and sell it for 4 are kept open and in ‘ull view of the street, day and night. Each place has a brass band, and Within can be seen games of faro, poker and ette in tull blast. roul- d than they sell! less Pes poun $ cents ter DIVE Decwen: here, the tariffought to be removed Secure Health: at once and an export duty ss laction to the Liver ul them right. nd relieve all bil- EE tOUs troubles. nw hnae sr esan ? Vegetable; Mo Criping. Pricg 252. AL Drogzists MicFARILAND,