The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 10, 1895, Page 2

TO AMEND THE TARIFF. Movement Bogun in The Senate to Change Present Law. Washington. D. C, Jan. 3.—A movement was begun in the Senate toluy looking tothe amendment of the urgency deficiency bill, which has not yet been reported from the eonanittee, by adding several amend m s looking to the impprovement of the present law. Amovg the amendments proposed is one for the abolition of the one tenth additional differential duty placed oa sugar im ported from countries paying fhounty, and for the error made in regard to the tax an nleohol used in the third relieving corporations of the provisions of income tax law requir- | ing thet they shall furnish lists of | their employes to whom ealaries of | fess than $4,000 are paid. Democratic leaders are especially | anxious that the first mentioned should be enacted in to law during the present session It was the purpose of the Democratic mucmbers of the finance committee to a arts, and a fiave dropped the one-tenth addition- | al discriminating duty on sugar) from the tariff bill in conference, but Che acceptance of that measure by | he House prevented this. The action of the European countries to which the duty applies in excluding American meats has had the effect of causing this change to appear still | more important than it did before it bécame a law, and the Democratic denters would feel especially gratiti ed if it could be accomplished The duty of preparing these amendments has devolved upon Sen-| ator Jones of Akansas, but it is un destood that they will not be pre- eented unless there appears little doubt of their acceptance by the Sen ete Consequently Mr. Jones and other Democratic Senators are can vussing both sides of the chamber! for the purpose of getting at the gentiment. If they become convince ed that the amendments can be egreed to they will be introduced within the next two or three daye. They say,however,that if it becomes | evident that the Republicans will make a fight on them, they will not present them at all, as with only two months of the Congress left their passage could be prevented and the appropriation bills would be imperil- fod to no Purpose. erseverance and skill cannot im- »perseyera Cure, because it fully indigestion, biliousness and kidney dif- y. Sold by IL Tacker. Honesty, rove Dr is Vest on the Situation. ‘ract from letter to a St, Lonis friend- No one has ever seen such disor ganization as can be found now in this city among Democrats. It pain @ally reminds you of a shipwreck where the officers have lost all con- €rol and every man is looking out for himself. This is the inevitable cesult of the overwhelming defeat we suffered in November, and I do not see any hopein the future ex- cept from the inevitable trend of events. Ido not believe that the ople of the United States have xepudiated the principles of the ©emocratic party, but they simply -eosented the business derangement end depression and struck at the gorty in power just as they did at the Republicans in 1890 and 1892 Our friends, the enemy, are in no better condition really than we are end their ablest leaders know it. “bey are fully aware of the fact that ihe people expect relief from their election, and they are also aware that the Republican party can give no celief. It will not do for them to aanke the excuse that the President ts a Democrat and will veto any laws passed by the two House of Con- gress. Icis well known that Mr. Cleveland sympathizes with the farge-majority of the Republicans as to financial matters, and this ques- dion is at the bottom of all others in the near future. The Eastern peo- yie, without regurd to party, favor ihe single gold standard and the Vest and South favor bimetallism. X large majority of the Eastern peo- wile, without regard to party, favor x tariff for protection and the West and South oppose this doctrine. If the Republicans in Congress at tempt to remain passive for the next two years they will be overwhelm- ingly defeated jin 1896. I do not see how they can do anything in the way of legislation which will give celief to the country,fand, to state the correction of | two amendments |} _| Eggers 139,Florida street, San Francisco the matter plainly, they have death oo the upper ~ The serious queston outside of we can do in the way of reforming} our financial systens Unoder evt conditions the Goverume-t is a great bank without the ability to protect its gold reser The Treas ury is at the merev ¢ bauks and speculators, aud it seems impossible to bave a majority ¢ ent as to any system of fiuanc e the bat- tle is raging between gold and silver. | Here is the great difficulty before both parties. G.G Versi Washington, D, C ooh c. 26 Diseases unfriendly to women are positively | cured by Dr Sawyer’s Pa tilles Ask your | druggist for a free sampie package. It heals jand cures. Sold by HL Tucker | Appropriation to be Requested. | Jefterson City, Mo, Jan. 2—The| | board of curators of the State uni | | versity have decided to ask for au] | appropriation of $500.000. I: will @ Lecessary to introduce two or| more bills, as the constitution limits auy single appropriation to D0, 000. Following are among the pur poses for which the jask for university will appropriations; Medical building, 355.000; gymnasium, $50, | 000; club house, $40,000; laboratory of Rolla school $37,000; maintenance $12,000. One of the appeudages suggested is a chair of jvurnalisin There is universal complaint it non enforcement of the fish aud game laws. From the number of complaints it seems vo of same Lew i jregard to the one bas any respect for such laws | Several bills have been prepared and | will be introduced in few the registration and licensing of professional hunters Another and still a days. | Oue provides for and fishermen. the eale of deer, provides for the prohibits another appointment of a game each of the state. When these aud other measures huve been introduced aud sent to a committee, effort will be made to formulate a general law In the past the difficulty about such legislation has be dif j ference of opinion among the advo cates of the and fisb. Members of the Ex Confederate association are having a bill prepar- ed for the final ownership of the ex- The farm isa valuable piece of property situated near Higginsville. Tne bill provides that if the State will appro- priate $24,000 every two years for twenty years the home shall become the property of the State. warden in county au a wide preservation of game Confederate Lowe by the State. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The Best Salve inthe world for Cuts Bruises,Sores, Ulcers,SaltRheum Fever} Sores, Tetter,Chapped Hands, Chiblains Corns, ind al! Skin Eruptions, and posi- tively cures Piles, or no pay required. I is guaranteed to give pertect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cts per boxt For sale by H. L. Tucker, druggist It has Democrat throw cold on the various | creamery and cannery schemes that spring up like mushrooms over the country. While we do not wish to decry legitimate business enterpris- es, we see nothing in these enter prises for local capital, but regard them as simply promoted for the benefit of plausibie and glib-tongued agents who profit by the sale of machinery. Recent dispatches from Indiana confirm our views of the | “been the policy of the whenever possible to water “Ta-| juos on the lower road and certain fall| city, have issued their annual stock political consideration is as to what | report, covering the states of Ohio. The ‘on hand December 31, 1894: Cattle—Ohio, 32 per cent de- crease; Indiana, 30 per cent de | crease: Ilinois,35 per cent decrease; | | Michigan, 35 per cent decrease. | decrease. matter. That State is now simply overrun with cannery prowoters aud, canning factories are springing up| like mushrooms. No thought of securing a market apparently enters the heads of those who are investing! their hard earned money in these enterprises It is the old East India| bubble or tulip craze over again on asmaller scale. Goe or at utmost two seasons finds the factory strand- ed for want of a market. In Indiana it is a significunt fact that the same men who sold creamery machinery five ysars ago are now selling these | cannery outfits.—Clinton Democrat. ‘Two Lives Saved. Mrs Pnoebe Thomas, of Junction City | Illinois, was told by her doctors she had | consumption and thaf there was no hope tor her, but two bottles of Dr. King’s New Discover, completely cured her and she says it ‘saved her life. Mr Thos | | | v | i suffered irom a dreadful cold, approach- ing consumption, tried without result everything else then bonght one bottle ot Dr. King’s New Discovery and in two weeks was cured. He is naturally thankful. these are samples, that prov tne won- dertul efficacy of this medicine in coughs | Bitters is an excellent appetizer and aids orcolds. Free trial bottles at H. L.| digestion. Tucker's drugstore. | and $:. drug store. It is such results, of which | organe thereby aiding nature in the per- Regular size soc} Ly what they need. Price soc at your Shortage of Cattle and Hogs. Buffalo, N. Y, 3.—Erick , 49 '» Bros., of this Jan. commission dealers Indiana nois aud Mic! rhigan table given shows the visible su of stock in comparison with year. The perceutage on ho based on the supphes of last at this time. Oa sheep and the percentage is based on the Hogs—Ohio, 10 per cent decrease; Indiana, unchayged; Iliinois, cent decrease; Michigan, 5 20 per; ¢t 5 per cent é So Sheep and Ea (Oe 52 per | ceut decrease; Indiana, 42 per cent ; Ills., 45 per cent decreace: abate, 40 per cent decrease. There seems to be a decided short- age in cattle two counties reporting more feeding this | last Hogs are reported generally un healty in Southern Obio, and in a good many parts of Illinois. Some} sicknees prevails in Indiana but very | little iu Michigan. Wheat is being fed quite liberally In some localities the percentage runs as high as In Michigan, particularly, it is fed to a large ex tent and the best cf results are ported. decreas | in ITilinois, but pee, year thau at this time year. | co) think re How’e This’ We ofter One Hundred Dol ward tor any case ot Catarrh that not be cured by Hall's Catarrh C F. J. Cheney & Co., Props. ‘To We the undersigned, have kn J Cheney for the last 15 years, and b tleve fim perfectly honorable in his | busin transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by that firm. ‘ West & Truax, Wholesale Dru foleco, Ohio. Walding, Kinnan vin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, © Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inte ly, acting directly upon the blood a mucous surtaces of the system Price | c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. ‘Testimonials free. Ger felt were eration after do now that their lives | active The i heaveus will be as bright over our graves as they are around our paths | Yet a little while and all this will] bave happened. The throbbing | ms heart will be stilled, and we will be | at rest. Our funeral will wend its generation have as We as as our own way and t!.e prayers shall be said | and we shall be left in the darkness aud silence of the tomb. And it may | be for a short time we will be spok | en of, but as the things of life creep | ‘ on, our names shall be forgotten. Days shall continue to move on, and 1 n ‘laughter and song will be beard in uble—hats, cloaks, sheets, carpet eae a : fs. bifildings, baskets, ¢ . All our shoes are equally satisfactory the room where we died; and the} ing-poles, tishing-tools—the list They give the best alue for the money. eyes that mourned for us be dried] be prolonge: ed ad infinitum. And t # eomrene and animated with joy and even our x z x: Preserving ging fer in many forms child will cease to think of us, and| was a wing ging trade. The roots will remember to lisp our names noj| were washed and left in water, as an | Dea‘er, whose name will shortly ap more Geos D: Peontice. English cook treats potatoes bef pear h-re Avent wanted Apply i oe ng them. A number of men and haan Zano restores ne! id cee en holding a two-pronged fork in — = lost manhood. Zano and sexual | 4, anc t the debility ofmen Sold by H. 1. Tucker, drag- | C20h hand s Suey ee Nesp & HEAD NOISES CURED, gist. | of beside them: ey espe Wh SS SSE (NOS Saga Se t : as glasses help eyes SIGNAL TIUMPH WON. | thes picked ginger roots out of the penheard. Nopain, laraibi F Hise ¥ a tke | water, and, laying them on the table, | New York, sole depot. Send for book and’ | pierced them all over very rapic i By Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powde.| 0th forks until quite soft. The p: PARK | reots were then put into another tub, Two signal triumphs have been | jachieved by Dr. Price's Cream Bak- ginger went eireaet earaae other mi- ever Fails foul ese? 3 ay z nor processes. until even air fal ing Powder. First it received High-| ,.oxeq in the earthenware D est Award and Diploma at the; which it is sold in Eur The whole process was ce World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893.Next it secured Highest Award and Gold Medal at the California} Midwinter Fair of 1894. At both Fairs it surpassed all competitors in | every reapect. The award, in each one, root i and pl In solid- ‘ - | concentrated dyspepsia; scor GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. instance, was for strongest leavening |. yicatent, apparently of fried batter: | ower, perfect purity and general/ and great flakes of milk-white, aie | Pi P P E excellence. It was sustained by the pery-loc yking paste not above an cighth | a z jot un inch thick—to be rolled up and} unanimous vote of the judges. deftly sliced with a cleaver-shaped tool | BOILING WATER OR MILK. The victory at Chicago establishes | into i eer! wt foods were to be seen ev BOCES we Me SS the city, but nothing light and Foremost Baking Powder in the! 7, my eyes the breadstuffs seem World.” The triumph at San Fran-| sad, solemn. sodden, and bilious. cisco confirms and emphasizes it | — - ——_———_ | Gentlemanly Burglars in Japan. In Cherokee county, Alabama last} Een the most gentlemanly of our | Tuesday Fred Long was passing aj burglars have much to learn from | school house, and the boys pelted | Japan in the way of politeness. if one | ,,CAN F OBTAIN a oR AFENTS Tors him with snow balls. He tried to | may judge by a description of the man- | RICH 2'CO. “botbave bad ‘fifty years’ get them to quit, but when they [2 ners of robbers in that country given | fons str ‘contaential. ‘A Handbook of in- : in the Atlantic. Three men brok ae | would not be opened fire on them ; 2 icgiand stone ree. Also a catalogue with his pistol, killing one and fatal- ]¥ Wounding another. Old People. Old peopie who require medicine to segulate the bowels and kidneys wil: find the true remedy in Electrict Bitters. This medicine-does not stimulate and contains no whisky nor other intoxicant but acts as a tonic and alterative. It acts mildly on the stomach and bowels adding strength and giving tone to the/ gent) there 1 d 1 | and andt silk o formance ‘ot the tnnctions. Etectrict Old peopte find it just exact- | the other one The his wor where they were eorrespondin of flabb: that there were just twenty; aughed and said: woman and w were plied: What is ours I can give. but I comes give what belongs to another.” is quite right.” approved the robber, j “and A GREAT COON DOG. diana Pup That Found a S.x-Year- Ola Coid Trait PSSA SSS SG Is ESSENTIALS 3. Ga. SSSA VESLSSSOE EES Determined to Dre Maeon, Mo.. Jan. 2 -—Word reach- Thereof a desperate attempt at suicide by a prominent citizen of Kuby. Awos Dickerson bada great mn er load of business troubles than at auld carry, he thought, and he | told a friend he was going to drown The friend lau + thought a jok+. Dicke mself ed at what on went to | + and pulled him out, dead | He bad previously made more alive n atte volver npt upon bis life with a re and had from that injury at the hardly reeovered | of his it w time | | : | -eeond attempt 1 . erience cannot prod bet- } ine than Dr Sawy _ *s Family | difficulties of the stomach and L. Tucker hudesd YsuBMuag 'puRYyI04S 'BUIdoo4 400g > 'NN3L ‘STTAHSYN ‘aBorlo SSOUISNG [wO]VIg S,UO%neIG “VW progye uo om oted 96 AANA INO QIILNVYWND SNOILISOd CconBoyeres 107 OMA a most s exposed pples. mel- DoucLas OE He THE BEST. IT FOR AKING. Ss. CORDOVAN, FRENCH & ENAMELED CALF. | 4.5350 Fine CALF &KANGAROO. $3.59 POLICE,3 sotes. $259 82. WORK! INGMENS, i EXTRA FINE- ffered for the white "LADIES: 59F2 $1.75 Best DONSOLA | ais) FOR CATALOGUE SUT Ka. CK TON.MASS. Over Ons Million f People wear the | W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes mong them But to what vu Fromm it nen e almost ever: boiled in sirup. The notes. 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