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THE BUTLER HERALD. W. X. BENN'S. Kit!tor Mill Piillshor. Av*.oitu>iieN iMtic* *1.00.1 TL’KSbiV MARCH 4tk 1S7'J Mr*. Felton. For the Brut and we trust the iMt time, a woman of thia State haa come to the front in politico. Thia female politician ia found in the wife of Hon. W. H. Felton a representative in Congress from Georgia. She wield* a ready pen and cut* and alaahea right and left aa though ahe delighted in the fray. The cause of thia novelty in Georgia politic* leema to be a let ter which waa written by A. W. B. the Washington correspondent of the Telegraph and Messenger, in which it waa charged that a letter had been written to Sonato t Ferry of Michigan, during the progress of the congressional com paign, asking that 8enator to have a certain Radical Committee to aid her husband in the contest, Mrs. Felton in her letter pub lished in the Atlanta Constitution assert* that A. W. B. had refer ence to her a* the writer of the let ter to Senator Ferry ;“Atno tile Inch- rymae." She denies that alio ever asked for money, but confesses that she solicited the aid of Ferry for her husband. It meins there fore that A. W. R. wjis aubutao-1 S^e denied lie tially correct. Perhaps it was the 1 111118 *' tt; ?' uu conciousness of this that put her iu a savage and lighting mood. However this may he, she makes an attack in her letter on Senator Gordon, and uees language and epithets that would cause a London fiihwotuau to “turn green with envy.” Mrs. Felton I as engaged in a labor of gigantic proportions if she imagines she can skake the confidence of the people of Geor gia in the gallant Senator. It would be well lor the towering ambition of Mrs. Felton if she could understand that outside his own congressional district, her husband has uot a uorpoal's guard to do him honor. The course'hat Mr. Felion, or rather Mrs Felton, (for it now appears that ahe furnishes the bra'ns, and directs “the machine 1 ’) has pursued is on insidious attack on the Democratic party, and the wonder to us is that the people of his or her district should sustain her in it. Believing that the prosperity and the liberties of our people are bound up with the suc cess of the Democratic party, we sincerely trust the people of Dr. FeltOD's district, will, when they again have an opportunity, con sign him to the shades of private life. 1 Writ tin IHr the hKljTt.e. Useful Hints to Young Ladles. BY Aram KITON. Lillitin Eton, your ntituu should be inscribed on the logins! pitnmcl* of nndyiug fame, where generations will “veto praise your words, snd yowj^out’^iu'such •'taanner. amiable < ti< Tts to improve the morals of our delinquent young men l But ah! what of the young ladies? You leave them to brave ’.he temptationa of a sin-loving world without advice, or onv little word to guide them into the right path; to steer them clear of the wrecking rocks of vanity,iudolenoo and self-love! Oh, Lilliani 1 hud thought better of you! But ns >ou have not touched on this subject, I take it for granted that you have left it. for mo, and uot unwillingly do 1 give these few “hints” to our Southern girls, hoping they will gain a little consid eration. Buffering for tt Long Life Persons aillicted with- rheumatism often suffer for a life tium, their tor tures being almost without remission. The joints aud uiundes of sueh unfor tunates are iu most cases shockingly contorted and drawn out of shape. To afford them even temporary relief, the ordinary remedies often prove utterly useless. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, »n the other hand, is avouched by per sons who have used it, to bo a genuine source of relief. It keeps the blood cool by promoting u regular habit of body, and removes from it impurities which, in the opinion of all ratioual pathologist, originate this agonizing complaint and its kindled malady, the gout. Besides this the Bitters rem_ edy disorders of the stomach, liver and nerves, prevent aud eradicate intermit tent and remittent fevers, promote nj>- jKitite anil sleep, and are highly recom< mended by physicians as a desirable medicinal stimulant and tonic. Girls, do you think that you prac tice self-denial as much as is needful If you want a uew dress, or hat, ami your mother is• heeding a table-cloth, and you find there is not enough mon ey iu your puiiile to purclmse but one of the needt-d articles, will you make I her a present of the cloth, aud trim j your hat over for another season, or will you spurt new head-giur, thus gratifying your own vanity and self- love, while she is still subject—to the mortification inevitably ensuing at having to spread her “good cheer” on a table, the covering of which is more **hol(e)y than righteous?” Why that flush mantling your fair cheeks? “Mam ma ought uot to expect us to buy the table-cloths,’! hear you murmur. Mam ma does not ! Bui her last dollar has gone for a “love of a toilet-set,” which now glitters on your dressing-tahle. •If to give you a Christ- ould but show your for her, your upprccia: ion of her present, by denying yourself iu your turn,aud presenting her with the needed cloth, and then you would have the satisfaction of feeling that you had done your duty, made nmmuia liHppy, and learned a lesson in self-denial. 11 the time that girls lose while standing before their mirrors, putting up aud taking dowH curl-pupesr aud frizzes, were spent iu knitting,how many socks do you suppose your father would have at the close of a year? Why not put up your hair quickly, and then take up some work * You could Accom plish a great deal iu these odd moments —your frizzes aud cut la would look just as well as if you had stood at the glass and watched them all the while —and then you can go out with all the more satisfaction, knowing that you have finished your work. If your beau is coming after sup per, don’t indulge indolence and vanity by “dressing up” aud spending two or three hours be fore supper, attitudinising before the parlor mirror. Bather go in to the kitchen, make up the buis- cuit, set the table, eat your sup per, and then wipe th6 dishes; the flush exercise brings to your cheek will make you far more charming than a whole day of attitudinising Be neat about the house; lernem- her the old adage, “Cleanliness next to Godliness.” Above all things, keep your own room in or der, if you have occasion to take a friend into your apartment, it looks badly to snatch up a soiled towel and toss it and the uoused duster under the bed aa yon go io; and to tumble a handkerchief and soiled set of enffs and collar into the top bureau-drawer. That re minds me to tell you, girls; always look to the “top bureau-drawer.” One can al ways give a glance at that, and then give a pretty cor rect guess as to the character of its owner—if the drawer is tumbled full of miscellaneous things cuffs, collars, laces, ribbons, gloves, ties, crochet work, letters, hair-pins, in fact everything pertaining to girl's toilet, you may be assured that she is not very neat. Let the floor go unswept, neglect your friz zes, let your flowers go unwatered est indicss of your manner of keep ing things all over the house. Learn to keep hotnc; doubtless you will tiave one of your own to keep Koftfe day, and tht-n '‘somebody” ill not like to kb- things “t< s ed You ill do better th^n, y<>u say! Ah! but you see it will not he so easy to reform io such a short time! Y<»u must “get in the habit'’ of being neat, or you will never make a happy home lor that “sohre- body. w Learn to keep hoU*e, if y«’U ever expect tu make a happy wife, and don’t forget j that the tint step towards a “reform” con sists of in keepLiig your top bitrMiu- drawer in order. When that is done, you Will have accumplLhen a great deal, ubd you are iu a fair way to bee >me a inodt-1 house keeper, Reynolds, Oa., Fob. 28th 1879. The vSiivaonith Morning New? says,’“.Mr. B. W. Wrenn,the well- known and popular ruiliond agent, lias taken a ten years lease on Ca- toc.sa Springs. His ttuiversady arknoa lodged energy will doubt less make the Springs tank high as a summer resort. The hotel will he rua by Mr. J. Tt Campbell, of tlie St. James, •luck><irivilic,aiiil late of the Kimball, Atlanta.” \ Dastard.} AScutult. We ham, through the kindness of the attending physiciau, Dr. J, M. K. Westbrook, that ou Friday night last, about hull pant eight ’clock Judge Hoheit J. Hodges, of ftutut’*r county,was struck down and dangerously w> utided by an axe in the hands ufn negro demon, on his plantation. Toe extent of the injury cou d not be reliably as certained at the time the informa tion was trau-mittud to us. The blow was delivered immediately above the left* eye, slightly I ran ta ring the skull, and then a knife wound on the left side of the neck, which was ;n ole in the attempt, by the hloo l-rhirsty villian, to cut the throat of his victim. The scoun drel then made good his escape. — [Fuintcr Republican, , * IRON „ TONIC ^-'It ataftrtfloii *f IRON ul CAUSAVA RANK, In c&mbln.tlas with tha Pkoaghatca, KndaraaA t»y tb* Medical Jjapapalfo G«.r»l IDfaltttjr, V* ■AHfMnrWI hj Ike Dr. Harter ftwAlelwe Co., Urn. tit N. Nnln lit root, mu LwvUi llitt following li on* of the very many testimonial* we are receiving dally w “ followed by nioreiaoiT prostration and •Inking chilli. •. Tonic, from which 1 realized almost Immediate and wondi [ww I found that roy natural force waa not permanently abated. ind with double Sfflnsnnn Moat grate Mroet,lkLe«Ui the ulTlrl “ ‘ ‘ “5 Mt Immediate ahd wonderftil resuit*.’ ■las-Jsrjsa .■OffSCffllTO gratefully youra, J. P. Watson, Paator Chrlatlan Chufth, Tray, A i4 flraml Daalara Braryfrihra. B U T L E R Accident Near Cochran* The Cochran Observer of Iasi w.-ek (jives the following: Ou tiutiirdny evening la»t little Damp Overbey, a son of our fellow townsman, Jim. L Overbey, tisii , was accidently shot iu the face, and neck painfully, though fortu nately not seriou-ly injured.Hump, with several other hoys, hail peeo out bird limiting und were just le turning home, and thinking that their gnus were unl aded, weie playfully pointing them at eacli other. Hamp and Jim Jarvis were standing a lew feet apart pointing their guns at each other, when Jarvis's gun went oft almost in Ham p's face, n part i f the load ot bird shot taking effect in his face and neck, the piwJer burning hie luce and neck in a terrible manner. Judge Wid. B. Fleming arrived in Washington on Monday aud was sworn in as the representative in Congress from the flist district of Georgia, to fill the unexpired term ofthe late Mr. Hartridge. The Judge will he a Congressman just fifteen days, and after his term ex pires he will return to Savannah and will in all probability be sworn as Judge of the Eastern Circuit, in place of Hon. Henry B. TompkiDs,—[Darien Gazette, The Baptist church at Gaines ville has adopted resolutions con demning the ruuDing of railroad trains, keeping- ojjca postoffices, drug stores and barbar shops on Sunday as palpable violations of the holy law. In a unrscry wherein all is life aud laugh instead of crying aud onetime, hat do, girls, do keep fretting, there is sure to be found your top bureau-drawers in order! I Dr. Bull’s Baby Syrup. Price 25 Remember that is one of the sur- ceDts a buttle. MALE mSTHDTE. r !he hext session of this Institution to ill ojrn January 13th 1879, The rates of tuition will be as follows; Primary department* ~ Academic, —— = Higher Incidental Fee — fl.50 per forint h. -n 2.50 “ “ , .75 per Session. have mad* a libarnl deduction on onr pant rnt*«. Instruction will ha niul discipline strict. All flit* department.* will b« tilled with competent tt»u. President will give hprcinl nHcntinn to the control nf Hip hcvoU r»nms. The prinmi lepnrtimnt wih he vihiit-d uioruiut* uud aitci-Qi.b by kiln ithti tho other dupi.rUm ntn least once overy duv. The school room will he mnrte coinWf*nble And every limilitt afforded the students f* riipid progress. Oo'id recititticila will be mpvred aud no atuiltmt will )*> allowed to p H . over a IchaoH ilhtil he ilhdcHilfttifis it. We enrtieHtly ask Hie continued support of onr patrons nnd primiise to mulce mtfi effort to deserve their support, F6r six y srs we h ive had the undivided Ktipporr . this community nnd we un-ntioii thia us oilt bust r< commi-lulutioe to thuse wishing k'Kid school for their ohiloren. d nnd tuition con billed ti»in be bad for less than $12.00 p* r month Lili-mi di couuts will be made inf bnyiiieuts in iidvnnec. For ftirili-r infornution mldress, JAMES T. WHITE, President. eh mmAM Tsm, 1 have the pleasiife of informing tiij friends nnd | ntrona hat I am now leceiviujf my Fall and Winter stock or MILLINERY, FLOWERS, ORNAMENTS LTO. At my Kew Lecatlon, No. 84 Itaudolph Stre.t, to which yout Sjiecial attention is invited. Jvlrs* 7 JvIE W. It-'iJdzEY has oharg-3 of the 'i'llljd. ]S. I G-. MS'Pleating and Stamping to Order. Also lira* Making Mrs. M. A. BUSSEY, No, 34 Randolph Stree, Columbus, Ga. oc».8-3m House-Furnishing Emporium. 32 Oliery Street, Macon Ca, ome'und see the finest asrortment of Crockery, French China titiS American Chiua, HO CSC FunjvisHijva coons, Staple nod plain Tin Ware Toilet Sets, Agate Iron Ware, &c, Cutlery of all kinds. Agent for the celebrated EXCELSIOR HOT BLAST COOK STOVE Also, Charter Oak, Bunny South,Cotton Plant and other deaireW. pattcruff, nor. 12,-tf.