The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 15, 1893, Page 6

asm seit Also the World Renown | MINNEAPOLIS BINDERS, Standard. Wood and Plano Mowers and Hay Rakes: Binder Twine, Repairs for the Ex Machines. Turnbull and Mitchell Wa and Spring Call and see me pefore buying. Ss. W. First door west Bates Co. National Bank A DEFENSE OF THE SOUTH. Governor Fishback Qu 8 Census Re- ports to the Northern Newspapers. Little Rock, Ark., June 7.—In re- ply to the attacks upon the south of the northern republican prese, Governor Fishback has sent the following communication to Harper’s Weekly addressed to the people of New England, New York and Penn- sylvania: In a recent paper read by me be fore the southern governor's conven- tion at Richmond I called attention to the fact that false impressions of the condition of affairs in the south are almost universal, not only in the northern half of our own country, but in Europe. A large number of the respectable press of the north deny that this is true New England, New York and Pennsylvania not only indignantly deny it but assume the role of mis- sionaries toward this benighted re- gion we call the south, and like Mrs. Jellyby, they are so intently solicit ous about the motes in southern eyes they are permitting a gool- sized and disgraceful mote to grow in their own eyer. So intelligent a gentleman as the Hon. Mr. Blair of New Hampshire, while United States senator from that state, pressed with the zeal of | Feed,” as it is called. | This machine makes the most sure | heavy goods equally well; runs light- FARMERS ! ! celsior Whitley and McCormick | gons, Columbus Buggies Wagons. S CHILDS. great manufacturers to the humblest sewing women, in course of time, discovered and appreciated its value, and from that time until the present it has advanced in popular favor with rapid strides. Our attention was recently called to the new ma- chine placed upon the market by the Davis Sewing Mackine Company —the “New High Arm” “Vertical The vertical feed is the principal distinguishing feature of this machine, which sepa rates it from. aud places it above, the popular machine of other makes. It is necessary to see this new feed method, in order to understand and appreciate its many advantages. and beautiful stitch; sews light and ly, without fatigue to the operator. The simplicity of its construction commends the “Davis” to our judg- meut. Iu this particular feature, we believe it is without a parallel. We could dwell at great length upon its other merits, but space will not admit. The company is repre- sented in this city by Bennett- Wheeler Mercantile. Co., who are prompt, courteous, just in all their dealings, and well and most favora- bly known throughout the vicinity. The Arrival of Spring. When Spring arrives, the impor an earnest missionary an education | bill based upon one of these false | impressions to which, as I am my- | self disposed to do some missionary | work in these northern states, I de | sire to call their attention in the sin- cere hope and in such a way that they will take steps to extract the | mote. Mr. Blair's bill was based upon the false assumption that we of the | south are not doing our duty in regard to education, and especially | toward the negro. Leading jour- | | It expels from the blood all the im-| tance of taking some good biood- purifying, strengthening medicine, is recognized by nearly everbody. For at no other season isthe system so much in need of, or so susceptible to, the benefit imparted by that re- liable medicine, Hood’s Sarsaparilla. | the kidneys and liver, and drives away That Tired Feeling which may nals make the charge openly. Vol ume 1, Number 11, pages 5 and 7 of | the recent census of the United | States, taken by officials, whom, I) believe nobody will accuse of partial- S 5 T ity toward the south, shows that | Sarsaparilla, and after using two] Arkansas white people, who pay 9S per cent of the tax which supports | MY nervous system toned up, and) our public schools, are not only edu- cating a larger percentage of their own white children than New Hamp- shire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island,Connecticut and Penn- sylvania, but that, in addition to this, they are educating a larger per- centage of the negro children of the state than New Hampshire, New | Secretary Carlisle is right in line. | York Pennsylvania or even cultured | The other day Carl Schurtz called | Massachusets are educating of their own children, who are bone of their bone and flesh of their own flesh. How many people north know this | as soon as he departed the secretary | and why do they not know it? Re spectfully, Ws. Fisspack Probably, no other invention was jury for their resiguation.—Sedalia | ever of so much importance to the household, as is the sewing machine. tions—and every one at first looked upon it with suspicion and distrust. But all classes of people, from the be the consequence or forerunner of disease. “In the spring my whole system was completely Two months ago [ began to use Hood's run down. bottles I find my appetite restored, j my general health greatly improved. | I therefore take pleasure in telling ; about Hood's Sarsaparilla, and sev- | eral persons to whom I have recom- mended it all speak of it in glowing | terms. I consider Hood’s Sarsapa- |rilla has no equal.” George Bratt, Gallipolis, Ohio. upon the secretary in behalf of civil service reform. Carlisle lent an at tentive ear to the ex Missourian, but | sent requests to five republican \ heads of departments in the treas- | Bazoo. Washington, D.C, June 5.—One| It commenced in the bumblest way | million dollarsin gold has been with- —as is the rule with all great inven- | drawn from the sub-treasury in New! York for export to-morrow. This purities which have accumulated in| the winter, cures sick headace and dyspepsia, gives healthy action to Old Men Enjoy Themselves. Lexington Mo., June 4.—The fifty fourth annual meeting of the Old Men’s club of Lafayette county met at the residence of Thomas Shelby in this city yesterday. Since the organization of the club August 4. have been members of theclub Of this number only 39 are still living The next meeting will be held at the residence of Thomas B. Campbell near Lexington, Saturday Septem- State board of railroad commis sioners is collecting evidence to make a test case against several rail road companies which have estab- lished rules by which they will not | receive for shipment a single head | of stock unless accompanied by one | person, who must pay fare. The | company that enforces this rule most rigidly is the Kansas City, ! Springfield and Memphis, and sev- eral complaints have been filed with | the board. Some of the roads charge only half fare, but the hardship lies in the fact that stock must be accom | panied by aman. The board decided that the companies must accept stock for shipment whether accom panied by a person or not, and an order to that effect will be issued in a day or two.—Ex Washington, Jnne 2—In a few i days Mr. Cleveland wiil return from his fishing trip at Hog’s Island. He will then take up the papers in the| cases of about twenty collectors of | internal revenue. Commissioner Miller spent a week in considering them and made his recommendation Carlisle spent several days last week | in looking them over and has made up his mind as to whom he wants He will go over the matter again with the president. Had the latter not been absent from the city the appointments would have beeu made before now. Those whose places are wanted, but who have not re signed, will be requested to do so at once. It is uow said that Colonel Chas. H. Mansur will uot get his appoiut-| meut as second comptroller of the} treasury until Cleveland's return | That will be in a few days however. | The place is worth $3,500 i Lamar to Haye a Biz Fourth. | Lamar, Mo, June 5 —-Lamar, Mo., | will celebrate the Fourth of July} with a firemen’s tournament. Oue) thousand dollars will be expended | in the amusement of the people on | that day, the principle feature of| which will be the races by the tire boys. Liberal purses have been of- | fered and the day will be celebrated | in a way seldom seen in a town of} this size. Besides the tournament contests there will be a grand dis- | play of fire works at night Lamar | will, on that day, entertain the peo-| ple of southwest Missouri and east | ern Kansas in a manner never before wituessed in the state. How's Thi We offer One Hundred Dollars ward for any case of Catarrh that not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. | F. J. Cheney & Co., Props. Toledo, O known F. We the undersigned, have J. Cheney for the last 15 jteve him perfectly honor: business transactions and financially | able to carry out any obligations made by that firm. i West & Truax, Whole Toledo, Ohio. Waldir | vin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, ©. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internal- ly, acting directly upon the blood and cous surtaces of the system. Price per bottle. Sold by all druggists. | timonials tree. 12-1m Piedmont Mo. June 5.—The St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern | Railroad had a disastrous wreck | shortly after 1 o'clock on Sunday) Kinnan& M morning. The Texas special which | |left St. Louis at 8:20 p. m. jumped | the track near the village of Mill] Spring, seven miles suuth of Pied-| mont: The engine remained on tho | track, but the smoker and several! other cars were upset. | The accident eaused by a broken spring in a switch stand. was { are Seventeen passengers and one train-| man were injured. Clinton, Missouri. Mr. A. L Armstrong, an old druggist and a prominent citizen ot this eater prising town, says: “I sel! some torty different kinds ot cough medicines, but jhave never in my experience sold so | much of any one article as I have ot; Ballard’s Horehonud Syrup. All who} use it say itis the most perfect remedy; for cough, cold, consumption, and allj diseases ot the throat and lungs. they | haveever tried.” It is a specific for | croup and whooping cough. It will ine | lieve a cough in one minute. Contains |Jeaves the net gold in the treasury $89,334,320. 4 ne opiates. 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