The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 14, 1885, Page 2

a Wy ‘ i A A National Farmers Exhibition. The South to hold at Louisviiie, ern Exposition Compa- ny propose a National Ag u E vinich st us presen taal t ict t sive Ste x terests ¢ « i vs Jus t ea F : een chiefly deve us arts and anu ; 35 jeature. tly says that he artisan, the inventor iro the anufacturer are entitl Ba gement of trve displays, much more 1s leads a comparatively sposition hele > of ‘ remarkable exinbitions ever in this country. The Ex k, and its suc- cess was u my Sats raca t bern Lxposition Company now propose a gr i National Extibition of charac dk A i Ve illio i t eriy y « ‘ 4 nt oF ’ te t pro i the ypany and the Depart ment ot sriculture of the Govern men 2! Washington v1 hey further opese that the General Govern- thousand ment shall anpron ty ate rs to each congressional district ural penses of an rgricult , and the sum of two hundred awards tor thousand dollars tor cultural displays, which awards are obe made under the management t the Department of Agric re. l interests are en- Phe agricultur: utled toa recognition of the kind proposed no one can deny. It is a ct that Sooo,oo0o0 persons are en gaged in agriculture to only 3,000 poo in manutacturing, and that $1 capital is invested in only $3,000,000,000 But reasons 900 ,0CO,0CO vericulture to this the bevond anufactures. ere are cogent tor Governmert giving some such sub- stantial encouragement to the tarm- our ny interests. Flournshing as @anufactures may be, at last we sn egricultural people and our na nonal wealth comes directly trom the soil. Allover the c ry the county fairs show the needs of the arming people for competitive e¢x- VHitions. but these county fairs fill the place of neighborhood eatserings, and the farmers are en- | uiore extended and enlarged At the Southern Ex- ron, vegetables, fruits and grain Michigan and Florida, Ar- tIndiana, and from other by atled to »yportunity. oO fron w2S f wideiy separated states lay side ite, and were interesting objects of and comparison. That limited agricultural products study splay of the «i Our Various sections Was the best 2sson ever taught of the wonderful sesources of our continent, and was »fincatculable benefit to the thou sands of farmers who had the op- vortunity to observe it. We ought not only to have one of National Agricultural ought to have a series of them. The Southern Ex- position Company conceived the idea and-offers present and ready mduce- nts winch can not.be at once tound elsewhere. “It is proper there- t the first of these Exhibitior’s great these tions, we e held at Louisville. The money to be appropriated will not) H ed from the Treasury, and better for ng connected attempts to explain wity the States government in tac minds 0 | republicans undertook to ma cal eiections in Oto, on the part ot the radical journals.--K. C. Times | behind the long ago. ‘The whole side of } m« slid dewa on me. rocks, | peaks and everyihing. isuppose I must have been buried 12,000 or 3,000 feet deep.’ sab oalcnreen Ses cree a a iemsepeninbsnaasieeaieeneeneseomeite ee at. His | tency ¢ ‘ g aig t ir. Wie Mr. Wrig t eo ore : \ = \ v \ | I } i i | ain I revolvers nee ai aa is | to do their pari of th . a they did it. ‘You ha ‘ ou go and use the was ‘ passed along the line And , . ' gover it i ill. i Some ver entert devel ments may t > 1 Cine Can any br liver complaint not speedily cure? We sav as thousauds ot cases already who are dail : Bitters, will prove. abetes, weak back, or any urinary plaint, quickly cured. “hey purity blood, regulate the bowels, and act direct- ly on the diseased parts: Every bottle guaranteed, For sale at 50 centsa bottle by F. M. Crnnly & Co. iw they cannot, cured and com- snowed U Thev were talking slides and > sad, qu stove rema *l was caugntin a fand-: trees, farms, Cataracts, Caves, crags. *Merciful heavens!” exciainied the congregation, thow did vou ever get idn’t vet out,” repled ‘I’m there yet.” And th deep as 2 well: *L voted the repubii West Virginia.’"—Bob Barde en he added, with a ticket m A Good Many Failures. During the year 1553, there were : failures in business in United states Canada. Some ot these were big con- and some were very small. Fatlu ness to any man, ¢s- health i great many times 10,568 pec the course of a year. M night be saved If they wen Brown's Iron Bitters, the great fan medicine an4 restorer of wasted health iw whom h ts Seat has been ce take + semblance. corpse : each He tohim. He he will die and form now he could slow ing his ‘defiance. break throu and escape, but he will not. Of 2 sudden the leader of the patk dashes at him, but he returns to the cir whipped —bieeding—venge- ful. His place is tiled by three com- panions, and for a moment the corpse is hidden from view and the uproar is 2 have tasted of his blood, but he thas sent them crawl- ng back. Placing his paw again on the breast of the dead he grov deti- last. ance to the It is over! ale ele : and the fe ignal the whole cir- is end tear- 1 ggie ing of flesh —a_ low grow sfac- on—and itis scarcely five minutes be- fore the last wolf has vanished from sieht, leaving only the stains of blood dn the grass for the vultures to look iown on. For a score of scientific 3 the school of criticism tried to break down the ba minds and men ¢ that genius diifers ifrom common intellects. tendency shot have grown in favor with critics is not surprising; it is merely an illustration of that larger tendency in modern science to regard all organic beings as related, and to ob- literate the line of separation between and the highest ani- g the asser- are only ordi- the lowest men mals. But aner : tion that men of genius nary men with some intellectual quali- | ties developed toan unusual degree, how doe that make genius any theless remarkable? It in the difference that the marvel lies, and not in the re- | Science to do more than record that difference; | it will never be able to explain it. So} when we are told that Shakspeare or} Goethe was the product of his time, we need not quarrel with the statement; j bu? we know that noexplanation of the fact that Sha! are was Shakspeare ean be given. hat particular individ- | } | | | i | i | | i 1 will never be able | uality which distinguished him fromall | other men, whether they were ‘ined by | porary or not, cannot be explained by | referring to the age or to the environ- ment in which he lived.—Philade iphia Bulletin > 2 Christmas Presents. Children of the present ge’ agin are not aware, probably, how much better they fare at Christmas and on their birthdays than their fathers did. j And it is a conclusive proof of the tal side or their natures, that it is so. years ago, in this country, it is kely that one boy out of a score expected to receive even one present at hristmas. 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