The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 5, 1888, Page 3

HARRISON'S CABINE | ELECTRICAL MUSIC. EDUCATING DOGS. | TJACOBS OlL | An Apparatus for Playing the Piano by Intelligent Animals Trained to Perform BUTLER | She Tried and Knows. and shoulder in July, and it has been painful since, but it does not pain me at all now. ‘Mrs, WiLLis Mac ga Send 6 cents for the beautiful colored pie ture, “ Moorish Maiden.” THE ATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. N.Y. per perforated with holes correspond- A gentleman liv in the city who ing to the notes used. This piano was | owns a number of tine dogs, and who exhibited, but was not perfected. knows the course of instruction through Speiss, a Swiss inventor, devised an- | which they mus d other piano in 1864 quite like that of | stars, was Hipp, but better. In none of these in- should say that California will be given a member of the cabinet and New England and New York one provided the New York leaders can Capital, - %G6,000. ass in order to be seen by a reportera few days ago. When asked if he would give suUBPLUS -- $6,500 é £2 4 ae ; ae | . ‘i i fat | A leading chemist of New York | California, New Encland and the South | Currents of Electricity- ‘ Many Feats. CONQUERS PAIN. says: ‘‘ No plasters of such merit as Pe ae : been made in seems just as though those d ——=* o ' eee Sas BE es WillEach be Represented. to invent tood what their master bs | 3 before n produced.” They are oan eee ae E = a novelty because they are not made pea ee rack Cha Tay Seba acca ~ > Ee ; 1—_IN—— simply to sell cheap, they are the Wachinetons Ni 04 a troop of performing canines in a cir- 3 sR best that science, skill and money ashington, Nov. 2).—Represen- ] ) le a piano in France | cus that recently visited thiscity. The r+) 5 se 2 = ae Beanie ou Aes what is | tative Thomas of Tlinois, has just) which elec In 1861 | antics of those educated dogs are truly =z = 3 g & ‘ = claime for them. ‘or sprain: a. “ = oe re a ees ee ree _ = Opera House Block, Stee oes renieiend aie returned from Indianapolis. When Sea Bren che eae aor nae wonter people who believe that > = 3 7 they are unequaled. L ag Se . | # patent for a piano in which eac note | the majority of them are not worth the Zz a = see ee aes asked hat the prospects for Harri-| of the key-be was provided with an | tax that they cost annually, are sur- i &r3 BUTLER, MO. The Tihlsihonon Hit eel vlike | Son's cabinet were, he said. “I do} electro-magnet, by wire | prised to sce to what an extent they a = 8 x Tnagic. is ie ever tried a! . = , . ° 3 < 5 ~ ‘ have used many. kinds our drusist not speak with authority, but solely with a metallic comb, which touched a | may be trained to obey their master’s ~e 3 “plasters B. m e same” put os = o mn . es ¥ K said placters areall abot Teo “sya | upon my own responsibility. I small metal cylinder covered with pa- | command. > sy 2 3 Sy 3 3 IOHN H.SULLENS President | p se Z T 5 Z 7 KER POWELL,... Vice President. P.C. Furkerson, T. L. HARPER, come to some substantial agree-| struments was there any lack of power | away the secret of the profession, he 1 SMOT[OJ SE SIIIM MAN Ho sqosef Ig Jo Somusta auf 09 AIF ‘aM ‘HUOMILIVEa ‘ANVdINOOD UATIZIOA “ausHMAUBAL suazivad GNV sxsippaud A *KansvesL 0j81G POUN O47 40 hseyos00g ‘y88y 0787) ea Cashier Pee ae wr teeeo ment.” to execute any air that might be id: «There i i : eee caer: Je EVERINGHAM, P Geo. CANTERBURY Bs . i: es > any air 3 at might at- sai ere is no secret about it Py & a pees eaeehicss Vice-Pres’t. Sec'y. “What of the south? ates oa by f. Ba to se a done by the power of epeyen cre : 2 s with the varied gradations here is no conjuring or trick of the THE BANKERS ‘Well, I should say the south will from massive strength to extreme deli- } trade. The ay qualities needed are sy a = DIRECTORS probably be given a member. The | cacy that the discriminating touch of | kindness, patience and perseverance. § = S$ q south is going to be treated fairly. | the human fingers evokes from the in- Yon have got to be fond of the animals = e & & 3 So Booker Powells The south will have no reason to ona and in sympathy with them. 2° 8 3 iM. Tucker. Green W. Walton 255 reek oseph Webber, a young New York “Now, whenever I am around a Ow SS ae 3 Seem, ag acral u OTS wcine — up | electrician, has now, it is claimed, sur- | strange horse or dog I always try to ss Edel 2 Bo vons ase : RTE Inco:porated under the laws of Mo. FP : ion lice mena mounted the difficulties that caused | teach him something. All you have to : 9 2 Ty . deal frankly with Gen. Harrison | other inventors to fail, and devised a | dois to make friends with your dogs, : it = i €,H. Dutche: J. Rue Jenkins. method of electrical piano-playing so full of promise that one of the chief piano-manufacturing firms of that city has taken it up. The fact that experts connected with a great factory have reported in favor of his tem ren- and then you will have a troupe of per- formers that will make a theatrical manager green with envy; you do not have to buy bouquets for the prima donna; none of your comedians will strike fora raise of salary when there LAND TITLES EXAMINED & CERTIFIES First Mortgage Loans Made on Fart His letter to a southern editor pub lished to-day no doubt is a very fair expression of his views on the sub- ject. Ido not think anybody need have any trouble in apprehending The Staunch Old Democratic Newspaper, THE MISSOURI Receives deposits, loans money, and transacts a general banking business. We extend to our customers every ac- commodation consistent with sate bank- and City Property. Local Money for Short Time Loans. it is done, and after awhile all of them will know how to execute a ‘fallin’? or ‘face about’ without being obliged to touch them. “Do you mean, then, that animals understand words?” hat is just what I mean. They learn the mean- ing of a word just as er does. If you were teaching 2 word, you would speak it and then il- lustrate it. That is the way that dogs are trained, and anybody can do it as well as E can. word you say to an animal must mean something, un- less you are simply petting or ¢ i him. One of the most diflicult t have to teach a dog is to jump the rope. Every dog has a natural dread for a rope, for he seems to think that hit is to be used only on his neck ,or in attaching a tin pail to his t Dogs ean be taught easier than horses. “They are natural comedians. Con- cerning the most intelligent kind of a dog, I think the poodle or spitz make wanted, and the tone can be graduated te manner to been . field in manz ibed as a Choster- and dress, and in | Made to Order JT guaranteed a fitin alland see me, up Main @Merchant Tailor. in a sufliciently accu allow some surprising ef] The finished apparatus will not be costly, and is so simple in construction that it does not require an expert to attach it to the piano. It may be used in connection with any piano, and at the same time does not in any way in- terfere with playing the instrument in the ordinary fashion, the key being left perfectly free. It is easy to see that even should the electric device not suc- ceed in playing with the musical ex- pression of a good pianist, there is much work which it might do to gen- eral satisfaction. For instance, it might play for dancing, and reel of the latest waltzes and quadrilles, or it might play ordinary music far better than the unskilled amateur could be expected to do.—Chicago Times. ing. ‘ Bae ae a ders it quite probable that it contains | is applause from the gallery, and there : CORRESPONDENTS. Ottice wes teldes square, the spirit in which that letter was important and practical features favor- | is on a continual draft upon the re- 2 First Nat’! Bank S Weadawet City BUTLER, MO. | Written. Sele able te its: success, ceipts for new and expensive costumes. a Fourth National Bank reese eoule: aa = HheuGies Feane. swe ee device itself is simple enough. “Ww henever a horse ora dog is edu- eS Hanover National Hank = - New York.} gy hes Thebes Saved mo oe ee For every note in the piano is provided cated by kindness he is not simply 2 ele, A Sear tee C = Braensorese Ulces Rheum & a piece of soft iron, wound with wire | mesmerized and under the control of cl ged the name a ae WE ves, ‘Petter, Chapped Hands, Chiblains in the us ul fashion, and capable of } one person, but he has learned some- Has BATES COUNTY 4 $s lall - | becoming a m influenced | thing that he will never forget. He of the daily issue to i ‘Se 7, by an electr > Each magnet | may get ugly and fractious at times —THE— 5 | i 4 tz Dy ~ attracts a lever attached to a piano | and make up his mind that he will not ‘ is at! 0 idl Kai pik. si > cal key so that when a current obey orders. Then you must persuade M 5 t p to a particular magnet the key him to behave himself. That is done puls Bu iF (Oreanized in 1871.) 6 P corresponding wee magnenle acted By sinunoses ton. not by ares e 5 & joe is upon, and the hammer strikes the | Most people who see a troupe of per- : OF BUTLER. MQ. 3 © £ naecount of his cel ted string more or less forcibly, according | forming dogs think that they ae ill- Andreducedit subscription Zz = English of 1863, v be printed | to the strength of the magnetic attrac- treated and beaten to make them do rates, as — S 7 in the Century for December. Mr. tion. The wires running from the | tncks. That is not so. You must go One Year, without Sunday... ........68. : 1 pos 4 a $2 et a mane eros valde tien leet magnets attached to each key center | at them in the simplest way. You can One Fear, inclading Sunday......20.00 Capita Paks i. > a0 ee! i & ie ake around a small cylinder provided with { never teach an animal in any other way Th Wi ki R bli ¥ : 2 : 2 =e week of his life and left it in an um-| metallic pins, somewhat like the | than the one I have told you, sympathy e ee y epu ican 5 Surplus Dae ae S 2000 zs = ty finished state. cylinder of a music box, except that | and patience. There is a great deal in Ten pages every week. =i 5 the pins, instead of projecting from the doing yourself what you wish an animal F.LTYGARD, - - - 2 a surface of the cylinder, are perfectly to do. All animals po: that faculty i parer HON. J. &. MEWBEERY, = oe 5 flat. It is easy to unde id how the | of mimicry that formerly was supposed . J.C.CLARK E i a Ps i . current ean be made to pass a particu- | to belong only to the monkey family. ac Ses — f rN ! | ed to oe lar note only when a certain metallic “Suppose I take a lot of untrained From June to December ie a = | dand weer | point on the surface of the eylinder and try to teach them a certain From August to December, 1 oa “" 0 = bleed | comes in connection with a comb, each é Do you suppose I will begin to a Mees ‘Sccomber 1 t a s = cases | Metal tooth of which corresponds to a | beat them? Well, no. They will sim- i ya A = ts, or] note in the piano. The chief difficulty | ply wonder what I am beating them ia Se = ‘ by na tobe met with is the problem of giving } for. You have got to take them one at = A — al Philadelpt notes different dynamic values, one } 2 time, talk to him, pull him about, In every style price and quality a 6 x L tded as sie being soft and the next note Joud. give him the order, and then show him rel : ° eect But the This has been accomplished by intro- what it means. — After awhile he knows O tetera apt sage z . ducing resistance coils into the circuits how to do it by hearing the order. Pa . facts seem to be otherwise. He las | according to the power of the note Then take another and show him how 9) _ ersation has a soft and ordinary coi almost musical voice. Street Ballards Snow Linament INVENTION S22 fs Ly tionize d the AN V5 3 orld during the half century, Not last among the wonders of inventive progress isa method and system of work torm- ed all over the countr Pperat- ing the work from their Pay liberal; any one can do the work; either sex, young or old; ro special ability re- ired. Capital not needed; you are cut this cut and return to us nd we will send you free, something otf it value and i r t will tyou in busin 2 bring in more mon away, than any- 2 rd outfit free, Addiess Tyve & Co., Augusta, M ne. Is the best Linament in the world tor animal It will wock wonders where pain or in ation may be Every ownersota horse should table. For Sprains, Cuts, Bruises, s, Lameness and all in- flamation on animals it stands without a parallel. There is no pain Ballard’s Snow Linoment will not releve, no swell- ing it will not snbdue. No ,wonnd it will not heal. Pyle & Crumley, Agents. Ofeither pattern shown above will bo sent, Postage Free, to every new sub- seriber for a period of three moaths orlonger. freoto any address. ve There is something of the oriental climate in California climate. The Smyrpa fig is being extensively cul- tivated in southern California. OF PURE 69 1:52 Missouri Pacific Ry. 2 Daily Trains 2 ——~+- > __.. . —The number of tall ladies now in Washington society is notorious. A Rheumatism and Neuratgia Cured in BOCO Bu Tw e = = ———— eee ‘o Days. niece of Secretary Bayard, Miss Bay- is T ac at- So disguised thar it can by tater THE ieee Gea a ne eer" ae F Hale y 2 Saas a the best pupils. The coach dog nat and assimilated by the tt as mutase A ae Ho_ ave disco = oe é taa Z aA Be ‘ all; | urally likes to follow horses ; the shep- stomach, when th lain ered a compound which acts wit tr y “ } 9 > Le 5 ee eeas. Se ea eS paeeaieg ay Ee Matte ATeIRCRe SE it Diy jepbesnce aciinle 2ywueus ve feet nine | herd dog naturally takes to sheep and “@ Dimation of the oli with the hyporlu:. : sae Pp z oes heu- | inches and General Greely’s wife, Mrs. } cattle; hunting dogs naturally to the TU phites ts much more ef1e4: fot matism and Neuralgia. We guarantee it | Wijki no Mi ; & dogs yo to cure any and every case of acute filkinson, of New Orleans and Miss | hunt, and so on through the different Remarkable as 2 ‘tc: eae Inflammatory Rheumatism and Neuralgia Gintner, of Kentuck, are about the | breeds. One reason why I think dogs Persons gain rapidly wiiie taking it. & F in 2 Days, and to give immediate reliet | Same height. have more brains than horses is the KA NSAS CITY OMAH A SCOTT'S EMULSION is acknowledged by a : * in chronic cases and effect aspeedy cure. —Prof. Kirchoff, to decide a bet | fact that a dog will try to take care of ? ee ABest prepae | gy On Aieet de 32. cents, aan cent | recently stated that Chinese was the {a horse. Pugs are more intelligent ig oi >. Abi s 'S. re W Ss ¢ y Fe : : Tahion in the world for the reli = cxre of 2 | stamps, we will send to any address the} most popular language in the world. | than they are given credit for, but they Texas and the Southwest. prescription for this wonderful compound which can be filled by your home druggist at small cost. We take this means of giving our discovery to the public instead are the most timid dogs I know of. For this reason a large amount of their natural intelligence is seared out CONSUMPTION, SCF GENERAL DES!:iTY, DISEASES, Tis iAT It is spoken by 400,000,000 persons. Hindoostani by upward of 100,000,000; English by more than 100,000,000; Rus- COLDS and CKRONIG COUaK seer mareegpert Ue ' The great remedy for Cor of putting it out as a patent medicine, it] sian by more than 70,000,000; German | of them.—St. Paul Globe. ler i Wasting in Children. : being much less expensive. We will] by 58,000,000; Spanish by 48,000,000, ———_ 7 ‘ Ly ralns, gladly refund money if satistaction is not given. THe Inprana Cuemicat Co., 1O-1yr Crawtordsville Ind Treatment of Horses. and French by only 40,000,000. —Nevada horse raisers and ranch- men on the Pioche and White Pine ranges ate complaining of the wild horses of that region. In the Shell- back Mountains are bands of from 150 to 200 of these horses, eacb under the leadership of powerful stallions, and they make regular raids on the ranches and run off the horses of the ranchmen. —Frankfort, Pa. has a man who sleeps ina coffin. He is well educated and comes from one of the former first families of the town, his father having been a leading politician and wealthy. He is now destitute and a beneficiary ofthe undertaker’s charity. His lady- love died many years ago, since which time his mind has been somewhat un- balanced. —A Chicago cigar dealer says that ifhe had no other way of reckoning | time he could tell the day of the week | i i Full and complete from Loule, with personal rem: Profusely Mustrsed with The book also contains = MRS. A horse should be treated just as you would a man or boy. My carriage horses fared better at the hands of an old Englishman who knew nothing about a horse than any other driver I ever had. When this man asked me how he should treat them he was told to treat them just as he did himself only a little better. He was methodical in his ways, and he always fed the horses before he fed himself. In warm weather he watered them whenever he got the chance, and in winter three times a day. Inasmuch as the hovses could not scratch themselves, he gave them a good brushing every moraing, and it is my rule in driving a horse that whenever I feel that I want a drink myself I also feel that the horse may be suffering in the same direction. —Senator Palmer. —__—+ + =___ —Dr. Murray, of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, estimates the mean height of the land of the globe to be Kansas to St, Louis, ERIE Money to Loan. On good security. We have mon ey to loan at 6 per cent interest and 5 per cent commission for five years. No other charges. Borrower can pay all or part at any interest pay- ing time. This makes your loan cost about 7 per cent. 48-tf Jas. K. Brucier. It has been below zero in Canada. Does this country want annexation? An effort is being made in the “effete East” to introduce the tail less dress coat. Etiquette is not likely to sanction the abreviated gar- ment. CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED. THE COLGK ALO SHORT LINE ADVERTISERS can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of advertising.-in American papers by addressing Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce St, New York. Send 10cta. for 100-Page Pamphiet PUESLG oN!) DENVER, PULLMAN: V2 EFETT SLEEPING CARS, Kansas City to Denver without cnange® H. C. TOWNSEND. General Passenger and Ticket Ag’ts ST LOUIS, MO, en EEEpEgEN INST GARSIME by the kind of cigars he sells to those of his customers who are clerks. Early in the week they come in proudly and A life-long stady. I WARRANT t CurE the woret cases. rami Avett . others ha’ that I have a positive remed; above — failed no reason for not how receiving acure. 8 ae ee A res not aee inceaete or call for “two for a quarter.” By | between 1,900 and 2,100 aie the | | Sendatonce fora treatise ands FREE BOTTLE hopeless cases have been permanently cured. | Wednesday they ask for a ten cent | latter limit being probably more By | oe sage o~ ee I shall be giaa to send two bottles of my reme- icht and when Friday comes along | nearly correct. Humboldt’s estimate me Yende> | trial, and it will cure you. Address i ee straig' ay = oof the mean height of the continents always Relies! ee i sumption if they wil ‘send me their express their formula is, “Gimme a good five | 1,5 1,000 feet. H.G. ROOT, M.C., 183 Peant St., NEw Yoax address. Respectfully, T. a SLOCUM, M.C., 181 Pearl st, New York, i