The Butler herald. (Butler, Ga.) 1875-1962, April 01, 1879, Image 2

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nv.-,,,. Mr. Editor: — Iteing a li-nd-T of as f’wc I as a^ubscrilur to yiltfr |'»|«*r, I conl-1 no* ortr-loOK the hrray in [new coqt^jfbutionsjVit recently till [its pages, nu I to fools-me iii'ereiit | la their themes, ns this will prove I if you deem it tit tor publication. | I admire “Lillian Evau,'’ (.the I unknown to ras,J and would my fly cVvtUR Coucealed Weapons,. j w „y 0 f encouragement to her don't It yearns to ua, that crime, with- lay your armor down until you are nffc®iWU$taHEI}AJLD. W. N. UIJNN'H, ttitftur , • Paica *1.00. P«a .Vasia Tl’EHgW aP^IL 1st is:» injtha.past twelve months, has he oome of.pucb more frequent nc- eurrence.than at any former pe riod in the hiitory of our recollec ting. Pick up any daily newspa per at any time and the chauces are you will find its columns large ly taken up with startling accounts of homicides, suicide aud murders —; the latter seeming to be the favorite crime. Can nothing be dons, no measures adopted ,by which crime may. be lessened pn,d Ufa made mnre.srcurf? . Wear?of opinion that.tnfjfh Rqn, ,aqd ouglii to be done, jm, this .direction. The remedy it, to* .great extent in the hands of the..people, end tltap most apply jt,if a cure ii to be' ef- fitted- After tome, thought and obser vation,we have cqme to the coneht- eion that the carrying of deadly weapons, especially pistole, con cealed upon the peraon, is one of the most potent causes of homicide* and murders. We are confident, that if this practice ot carrying weapons concealed could he suppressed, there would be a falling off in the number of murders of at loqqt filly per cent. As we hare already, stat.ed,, the rpmpdy for this evil lie* lively with the people themselves. Not one mitn in a hundred who curries a concealed weapon, so effectually conceals it (hat it is not known ty n^r©, or 'em of l»i* acquaintances. If every man ia Taylor con,nty wjio if. cognizant of this grave offynce again*! the laws, of, our Stale, would tepoit the.tacta to the, next grand jury, wJm.doutys tha.t the sited would lie productive of great good to the people? Well, why should not auch vio lations of our penal laws be made, known? We claim to be a civili sed and Christian people, aptl yet cling to [iraqi ices tluvt if.ould dis-. grace the dark ages of the world. Wo believe it to be the duty ofeve- , ry gqqd qitizen to endeavor tq -'V^-mk.iin this pernicious ha))il;anfl to that end, that he should report^ to the gr,and .jury every case that qomes to his knowledge. Lyt this course he adopted by our people and the piacticeof carrying con cealed weapons will be a thing of the past. It ia « thing wholly without excuse. Thb writer is by no means a Hercules! yet has ney- sr carried a weapon concealed, nor has he ever had a difficulty since |e has arrived at the years <■( maq- booil. We mention this, not in a' spirit of egotism, but for the pur pose ot showing that it is wholly unnecessary to carry concealed weapons. We have said nothing with ref erence to the penalty for this of fence for the reqtW that it is whol ly unnecessary. LeJ. the offender he convicted and punishment ad equate to the offence will be inflict ed. Let os all take a “new depart ure” with reference to this matter. Let every law-abiding cititen come 4o the fixed determination that he avyll, regardless of persons or con sequences, report to the grand ju- f r every offence of this class that .comes to his knowledge. This, and this alone will suppress this perilous practice. ©r. Bull’s.Cough Syrup is fast ■takin g the place of all tha old fash ioned cough remedies. It never •fail*to relieve the most violent odd, and for throat diseases it is jcyaljuable- Price. ‘J5 cqpts. satisfied at least. To “Aouie Elton,” allow my congiatplatjqns,. fira^becauae it is an exc-jjet method by which to im prove one’s sett. iScy-miliy, how ever heavily, you, “Lillian E.' score the young men; Annie did pot forget (ii ra-ae the fillen, clieer the faint of her own tair sex. Annie could have said more, in deed should have said more as to the dilatorlneet or neglect of the young hidiea, if not applicable to young ladies elsewhere, surely to some ot K Why, Annie, did you not sug gest some way to impress them with Fraukliu'a maxim, “Early to bed and early to rise, 1 ’ not that this would ensure a fortune, but. psrhups render one “healthy aoii wise.” 1 The young ladies of Ur——■ if one may judge from uppearanqes, rather than a definite, knowledge of facia, are as industrious, tasty, qnfl economical as one could desire, and so far us I know may be “lip and doing,” everything considered, early enough, still one of two tilings are indent, there must be a great deal, more to bp dime -Sunday morning, or the.love for prompt ness or punctuality in attendance of religcoue cxereiece has never been iudtilgvd sufficiently long enough to lender it interesting or pleasant. Now, the young ladies know, in fact wo all know, wheth er conceded or not, ifiat without them aud their influence, the Sun day school here indeed would prove a failure. This beiug true,(slid 1 dure say none will question it) ( ' so much the more.inipo’rtqntby tlier examples should,t|iuy inculcate i spirit of delmedness as well as that of deoided punctuality. I cannot suppose their time is consumed in “attitudinising,"(will Annie par don, me?) fur pride and vanity is qot the abtuibing feature iu our tpi-lst. None doubt but thaty the Indio; generally have a gr-ut deal ul hou-ebold duties to perlurm daily and none are more ready to appre ciate them for tenacity thereto than tqyqelf. Yet there he no way to nrrqnge as to dispatch or dispense with most of these duties on Sun day mornings at least, and thus give themselves mote time, ulilto’ (t be late before sleep is chased away by the warbling of birds, ot that terrible affliction a house full pf the babies merry, 1 will not suy laughter, fur al| know to (jte con trary. No doubt some will deity being addicted to retiring late. Very well at a rule thuse who retire early rise early generally speaking. f expect a cross-fire from soma of the smoking pens, can almost Y».lov«ra ot music uud other goot^thinjpsln that line, will he -lefighted to'lmru that Mrs Ruth erford and Mfs. Welch line- con sented to give a concert ou Tues day evening of neltt week in the college chapel in this town. Tln-y will be assist* d by the best music al talent our town can afford. The Well-known ability ot the two la dies named,in matters of this kind, ill connection with the fact that they are to have the as-istaiice as already stated ol a number of our best musical performers, warrant t|te prediction that thu entertain ment w-ll lie nil that can buuesir- ed by the most fastidious. ’ " ' Moreover the object f-iii which the ooncert ia given, should bring -■lit a crowd sufficient tn fill file chapel;, which purpose is, ti aid in paying off a debt that 'now hangs over tho' Methodist church at Howard, and uniter which the oreditora are threatening to aell the bull-ling.' Judge Orace and the Howard people generally have been very liberal contributors to tjnterprisrs in our town, and we trust that' our people now they Have the opportunity will recip rocate past kindnesses. , ,.w It * Prwpmtlun of IRON and'CAUMY* BARK, \n CMMfetnation with tha Phosphate!J U) Um Aleillrol IWoM^ukalt^wcuWiurntlu^^lUuiu^tir I)> ip*|a»iA, Ueuuntl I)eLlUJjr, ! •. VeaeflMtare! by tn* Dr. Cm.. »»■ •«* ft- Jftola Ntrect. Ht. I. AWu. Thu fbllooUnjt U one of Iho Tory ui^y^af^monliUa we im-recel vln*dolly - timilrmcn:—Homo tlireo r-ontlm ago I bejmn tliu uco of 1)B, IIaRTEH**111/ many Mend* who know It* virtue*. I waa suffering from guneral ilrblllly labor waa exceedingly tmrd«u*om* to me. A vacation or a pionU\ did not |r the ooutrary. wa* rolfowciU your Ikon Tonic, (Torn wta returned and I fbund that tnj the Tonic. Since using It 1 , and. with double the eaac. With “ ttMrfUMV- Twt, O., Jan.t, un. J. P. WATAON, Taator CbrlttUn Cbnr«,h. Troy,0. «|Tor Rale by mm* oeaeral Realm Evarywhere- Il'thN ToNK;. upon the n^Ue ‘ la. Atthlatlmo lliegnu Hn» u*e <* _ . ,- rr . , , rondortMl roatilta. Tito old etti rgy ad that mV natural force waa/ot pemutnenUy (hated. I hare naed three hoMle* ot ualug It 1 lure dono twice tlMliihor that I averdldhitr* • Moat gnftcral^yoen e time during my lllueee^ ’^st. Vgive B U T L K K Ccorglu Stale Snmlay School Issocla tlOB. , The next session of this Ass-cia- tinii will bv held in Mac-m, Ua., liny the bOth and dlst. It is hop ed that every county in the b-lnte will be represented in tlml meeting. Every County Assoc ation ii en titled to one delegnto"t.ir every 3110 members comuuillug siicli Aa sucintion. Counties which have no organization aro entitled to two -u- ruliers tor each representative t-- which such 1 county''is entitled the State tn-eislaturo. It is very -lesiruhle to have County Associa tions formeil in every county iu thu Ii 1-its which has not already such organization; but in uo event should this deter BDy county from •ending its proper number of dele gates. If but ohe Sabbath School in a county can t^a found willing to act in tile matter of appointing delegates, I- t such school not fail to provide the delegates, i ' .1, iSi'.'EsTW, Pren. G*. Stute S.S. Asaocinlior* | March 32, 18711. A \ Disciisc! tlmt Wrecks* tlio Sy*. ‘ **'* tem, ‘'* l * * Every function is dornnprtd, crcry nerve unstrung,overy mus^W uml fibre wcnkcuud by tover uud ag\io. 1 It ft, iu lHL'l t "<; u.idcuso which if unchecked,' cvcntuufly wrecks the bystent. Inal! it# ty|VcV,‘ v iu every pliase, it is danger- oih, ilostructive. Stupor, delirium' convuV(wi<aiis« often Attend it, oik] cause swiiVdiRolution. wiicu combnt* •ted with Hi>st©tter*fe Stomach Bitters its foothold iu tho system is dislodg- ef], aii’d qvery vcstf^S'of it eradicated. That benign mit'j-lljrrilo specific and preventive of the drerlhed scourge is recognized uot only within our own Jioun’tfatfes but in troplc'IdudsTar bc- yond them, whero inteniljVtents and icmittcWitshro fearfully jiHevalent, to be a sure anlitjoto to tlie ma'lariai poi son aud a reliable means of .overcom ing disorders of tho stomach, liver Thp next session of this Justilutif 1. will oj eu Jtuuaiv l«th 1819 t) t a Tl\e rates of tuition will he a* fallows: Primary department. 11 ——'* ’ $1 50 per mouth. Academic, 2 50 ’ 41 ** Higher —— 50“. 41 Ig6ident»l Fee “ - — .75 'per SenRicn. ^ • hrtve madn a libarnl rtctuclion o»i our ]'*<*>7Af©«. InalriiPtinn wAT'Im ‘ ihhroSgh nml tihfciplinb strict. All tho d ^arhn-nta wsil V^nfl>l«*<l with ©•tinjvieutr t«A<hvra Tho’, Pf^Kideut will ffiv« kpecisl nltt>niion tn tlw euii<i!'ft!ir Dm ivvmO r< mu#. Th* primarj . ^eperthiunt wilt h« visited morning nr.u ktlornnw)/}. J*im alU tlir oliur <ii-|mitu! *Ua *t„ Jeast ohee ovary dav. *• d • ■ »• !• » t ' The Achool room will be merle roinfnrt»ble and every facility nff«-vdrd the ali'tA nto !<ir rnpid pro^reaa. Qno«l recitntttuli will borrwju red'ttaihnn vlmlvut will hr hh«wi-J U> jMas over a’leWsttW until ho underAtUtidN-it. r • t-",» .. i 4 We enmeiitiy nsk the continAed xnppnrt nf nnr mtr'ina end tmnii»w- to ut.<ke ov-ry effort to dteoi'vflrifaeir support, *tFdr wix yetM-i wtrhawv hn.l th** undindi-d .apf.i.ort a! this conftohfrtty'Hild vie fuantion thi! »•- our Luot- iK-oimnamlatiue to tiiaao-* waving a good soli'Abrtbr thcfa'rffulcYren, • >».». »•»... |. •; ! Board atldUbitidh bon hint'd rnn be hud for If tv than $12 l>0 p«>r month Lib^r^l sliw- fcouhts Will W ItfAVle for pajinsniv in *dTAttee. For A*r hfr informAtinit «ldr#D» , JAMES T.‘ WHITE, Proslcl-si-t. I have the pleasure of informing my friends r.nd j rtrons it I am now leceiviug my ' ’ "* and Wliitc :yb* hear the re'port nLw, and too with 'lIT'? ‘ C1 " . .. r ., ■ . . I rid almo.phcrc anti brackish mtusmn- some justice they can, still I have toted wtttcr nre ei ,' ro m ly provoc- no fears, hut the equilibrium of ail will be preserved. OzifOLA. Ritholbs, G*. Undeniable Truth. Cqiisons’ Compound ,Honey of Tar has then so long and lavorablv known that it needs no encomium. ' For coughs. colds. sore throat, hoarseness, etc..*, it affords speed.- ru- 1 el and IS a 'Sort plcSkaht-and Yfll- caoious remedy, honey, Hnd tar being two ol its Ingredients, The skill or the chemist, and the Know-1. r gdre ot a physician \vero united in Hrpreparation, tho rea'ult being a eoiapound which la tho favorHe'i-eni- edy in this severe climate, and has no equal aa a' cure for coughs, colds, hoarseness, bronchitis, 'live. All emigrants a«<l trdvclci-i should be supplied with it. Fbbb Again.—Alter . fourteen years of misety, misfortune and disaster, entailed by Republican misrule, Alabama is once more made a free, self-governed Ktato by tho recent rctiremont of its car- pet-bug Senator, Spencer. The State's antonoiny is now fully ns su-cil, ami thus -mother is added to tl-e list of rc-lcenie-l and recon struct d Southern Slates, another bright luminary has emerged from the dur_h ness ot oppression and MILLINERY, ROWERS, 0RMEUT5 ITA » < X i At mj Kew Isefttlon, ^o. t4 Randolph Rlreot ' ** ' .Vo , f * — ^ichy° ur special attention is invited, ftb'c. / 7 ^VJS i?.. 'ZLliJuLblZY haa o%arg3 of'the'XPjftL'JUI , G-. tar Pleating and Stamping to Order. Jleo ihr.ee Making Mrs. M. L BUSSEY, “ !No, 34 Randolph Stree, ColumbiiA, Ga, oet.8-3m SousQ-FuruisJimg Emporium. )0, SfJW 92 O^ery Street, p^aooa, Ca, Come and toe the finest aasortment nf Crock.ry, French Chios and "Atu.riitfn China, - HOflSE FURJVISHIJlIt f.ooflV, Staple and plain Tin Ware, Toilet Sets, Agate Iron Ware, Ac, Cutlery of all kinds. Agent for the celebrated ’■■■■’ EXCELSIOR ROT BLAST COOK SIOTk'. hoorseneaa, hronchitls, croup, etc.,' k--..,. , ,-a , n - c- c. , „ - VB 'a. Ust Coussens* Honey of Tar. Price 1 g'eamf brillmnt-y in the glitter- Also, Charter Oaa, Sunny South,Cotton Plant Mil' other ijesifkhh ' l)od'er , "’i. Fnr b ' 1 log LMiuitvIlatiua. Albany News, .uattern*. ■ ' - nttv |ojt‘f: 1 '