davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
Fiahv. But True.

Billy Kerns, of the "Great Southwest
arrived in the city yesterday from Texas.
He says that in the Lone Star state the
weather is 20 pleasant that no overcost ie
needed and many Of the more youthful
:'kids" are running around in their "bcre
feet" He Just come from . portion OF
Texas where . great deal OF cerebro-spinsl-
meningitis has been growing Al the people.
He also come through Psrsons, where mad
ness has become . contagion among the
CANNES, and he il right direct from Gin
ton, where new cases OF small PIX are
daily blosaoming, and yet he il in good
condition and desirous Of some snoozer ten
feet in height coming around 10 interview
him. He wants to use somebody up. lie
wender, nj what material hes been used in
the makeup Of some Newspaper men.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
He Protests.

Frank Sprague says: "There's Mrs.
Sprague. whom Conklins has been hang
ing around 90 long that he has smlrked her
repui a. ion. and there are a great many
more of the Sprasuss who are . disgrace to
the name, and coming down nearer home,
I wish the newspapers of Sedalia, when
they discover some mean act that hss been
done by SpraSue, wsuld BE- considerable
enough 70 add, THE Sprague is not the
one Who was arrested charged With having
stolen some jswelry reces.ly.' That, you
see. would exhonorate me from teing com.
PEELED 10 carry the iniquitics OF the entire
Sprague name. It's all / Can do to keep
my own reputation braced up" frankie,
thy complaint lie we'll founded and should
be observed By paper men.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
Attaining Great Size.

The Missouri Psci6c il attaining . sire
never dreamed Of ~ iis proicetors. Az
the system oov is, il 10 Of vs.t pro-
portions, but when all OF its exisatioas ere
il will rival in extent nearly ell
OF the large systems 10 the wesI During
the coming year year several Of The new
propoed lines will be built Of eosnss
the most important Of these 70 the eoa,iuu-
alton OF the Kansss and Texss bsaseh
through Tex,, 10 Laredo On the Mexican
bortier. Next in extent j. the construction
Of the Kansss, Arizona 4 Paci6e branch
on through Southern Kaasas to the eastern
boundary Of Colorado.
II nav yell b said that Manager Tai.
mage will soon cnatrol one of tie 0Gst
extensive railways in the eouotry.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

AL SAoSOS IL ~ AAOAAA AOAASV.
Recently q young gentleman OF this city
paid visit to the state university at Co.
lumbis, Missouri, where he formerly ut.
tended school.
1t seems that at the univerrity the atu.
dents have two literary societies, the "Atbe.
uizn" aud the "Union," between which
there IL fierce rivalry, and to the formes
OF which the young gentleman had tsiorged
at the time when he MAS IN school there.
On his recens vi.i, 10 Columoia be looked
long and iRteatly Oh the vine when it wss
ned, xad even sampled the liquid grapes
until he began feeling % If he owned the
entire stale Of Missouri. lie then went 10
a public meeting of the Union" li:ersrs
society, which was largely attended BY
ladies and gentlemen.
Being called on for 4 speech he ascepded
the rosirum and said: Friends and fellow
citizens: From the crumbs Of otservaiicn
which l picked up while attending thi'
school. ! was Lei 10 digest the opinion that
the Armenian eociety' wss hes,er than the
Union and I have visit-d both Of your
soclstics tonight and listened ai;entively q
your exercises, and csndor conpels me to
re~ffi.m my former opinion. Their ora.
tions are more Logical. their essays more
spicy. Their"-hsre the speakers voice
was drowned By his.es.
The speaker paused and looked carefully
over the audience. just then Chsilie
Franklin. of SedsIia, who sat BY table
apart IRON the audience, and Who VS. act
ing .. critic OF the EVENING" exercises
vas 40 unfortunate ss 70 have his noe
begin bleeding, and he towel his head on
The table and buried his bleeding rose IN
his handkerchief.
Tie speaker resumed, pointing to Frank.
lin. Nov there Is Charley franklin
On him, he il ashamed of me. Laugh.
ter He IL Sedali. boy. He wants to
20 Osck on Seda!ia and her people. God
b!ess them. / am proud Of Sedalia. In
me you see the beauty aud talent of Se1a.
liza" Cheer
At this poinl Franklin r.i,ed his head
chief TO his bleeding noe. Tie speaker
addressing him agsin said: Eyes, you can
Try to hide II, but cen zee you are laugh.
ing ct me-" Hosrs Of laughter "Chafley,
you needn't b. ashamed OF s.dsIia. / am
prosd Of the Queen City. Proud OF hes
past and her future. P.oud of her hand.
some ladies' and honorable and entcrpr,s-
ing gentlemen. She il the rose OF Sharon,
the CITY OF thrift and she has sent 70 this
university many youths Of great talent. /
fail 10 -se Why Charley should ts ashamed
OF the future capital; bu. there a.e lots Of
people who, when they get away from
home, become 70 disiended with impor, ance
that hey re.use to acknowledge their home
and kindred. For nv own part EEL like
explaining With the poet. bully for seds.
La I believe that il all this evening. y
Laughter.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
A Good Trio.

The culinary department Of the Garrison
house II now equal to IN. hotel in the
vest. In the kitchen may 10 found Bob
Bonner, Wsi..r Garrett and Wm. Rast,
6Ist, second and third cooks respectively,
and q better trio could not have been e.
leeted. Bonner 10 an old timer in his line,
and ranks smong the BEST in the country,
and Walter and Billy give promise OF
getting 10 the front in 6rst-clsss shape At
no distant day. The boys are young. but
they can now get up better mesl than
come Of the head cooks in larger hotels,
and under Bobs tutorship they are bound
10 get TO the head of the list.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
save He Was Robbed.

A mute named J. 8. Willis, Of Union
county, Kentucky. vas IN The city yester-
day, solicited aims from Odd Fsllovs and
Mssons, both Of which ordeis b claims 70
b Q member Of.
He arrived in ssdalis Friday. ss1 in
medIs,ely applied 70 the brotheS Of the
fraternity for assistance and up TO lest
night he had succeeded in rsisinR quite .
snug little gym.
He claims that he had his pocket picked
between kAReas City asd Sedalia Of SIS,
tickets, valuable pspers. etc, end 10 con-
PEELED 10 ask aims in order 10 reach his
home.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
For False Protenooo.

A eolored man, George Fox. residing
near Georgetown, wss committed 70 jail
last evening. charged With having obtaised
money under false prsteo~s.
Il seems thst Fox sold . couple Of
csivea. some time sgo, to . man saDsd
Raemel6neer for SIG, and rsesiv.
ed the money Tor the same.
Il af:ervards trsnspired that Mn.
Fog owned the calves, and had not given
her hubbard permission 10 dispose Of them.
hence Rsemel6nses svore out . warrant
for the arrest Of Fox, Who Gill have IN
examination before Squire Fisher o. the
18th iost.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
In Hard Luck.

Gulick 4 BIaissiell's guaranteed attract.
ions have all met with III luck. The
nip 4 Tuck" psriy il Withdrawn for want
Of patronage. John billions DRINKS have
cost too much and IAN Arabisn Night"
n ao~ taken and rum by Gulick 4 Biais.
dell's cresiton The mins,rels, . good
troupe, are still on the rosd. At one time
Gulick d Blsisdeil had 81 500 clear and
on deposit in Chicago. but nov they are
about that sum oat. II 10 To be regretted,
since they Vers energetic men.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

Mr.. Noel. vile Of gentleman Who "a.
residing on the fern OF Judge Field, thres
miles southeast of 6edslia, died yesterday
incoming of cersbro spinal Daainxi,is, aitel
IN illness of lesss than three weekA De.
ceased, In company With her husband, had
but eecsntly arrived iron Texs., overland
routa. ssd Il vas duriug this trip that she
v.s Arst takea III. Gle will b buried Al
moon to-day - ths osnstery.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

"Your partner; be has told me
ALL"
"And you forgave him."
"Yss; but
80 il is settled"
"Why, of course"
II congratulate you"
"ls forgiveness 20 rare . quality :"
"When love accompanies it. Dare
I plead, Mis- Catherine?"
The color in her cheeks deepened
and spread all over her face. She
did not look up.
"You must b moro definite"
He Was too much in earnest for tact. 4
DO you bvs Carlini" came i'm
petuously.
AS he has not himself asked me i
refuse to answer"
pardon. l did not mean to dis
tress you"
''Instead I am amused. You are
both original and impertinent, sir, in
your surmises. am confident Mr..
Carlin would think 80, too"
81 will formally make An abject
apology"
With that he turned to the escri-
toir and dashed Of with the lunacy
peculiar to lover:
And you its only tenet.
In YOU han Tree,
And may hope to wait
Then he directed and sealed il.
Read it please. / have been forced
to reserve the order Of valentine day
usage, but it IL none the less sincere"
There was . sound Of foot steps in
the hall.
"Your brother. Hurry-read it
before he comes"
He reached over the table eagerly.
She drew of and tore it open at her
leisure.
II am punished. indeed" groaned
Miller, 'he IL at the door,"
He rose disappointed md chagrined.
"A letter or valentine I" said her
brother.
"a valentine. Please read II"
She looked as If ridiculing the pro-
posal 50 awkwardly made. Miller
started - If to seize the sheet She
intercepted, still with that unexplain-
able look on her face.
"What does this pencilsd word at
the bottom mean? An answer, oh :"
Miller, looking over his shoulder,
read it thankfully. joyfully.
IL shall not leave IN the morning"
this with happy tremor in his voice;
land not at all untiEuutll Catherine
Is ready and willing to 60 with mo"
''Carlin prophesied it long"
But there was no one within con-
scious hearing. and in the flower Al
cove had begun that romance which
10 older than the centuries.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
Kardi Gras Ball.

The young men of Sedaiia propose to
give q grand Mardi Graz ball about the
middle Of March, the exact date being not
yet fixed. It IL prop osed to m,ke it the
most elegant affair of the kind ever given
in Sedalia and il will no doubt be worthy Of
the enterprie and energy Of SsdaiiA's
young men.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
A New Deputy Constable.

Yesterday NJ. Walter Jaeksos, vho has
been serving o. deputy cosstahle for some
months pest, haaded 10 HE rasisaasios,
and Mr.. Collins ct once appointed NJ. 3.
w. Barnett 10 the position. Mr.. B. i ~
old and Well-ksoWn citizen, Wko vill 20
doubt perform The dusies Of he olkes il .
manner sstisfsctoIy 10 alj.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

The Madison, Wis, Democrat, In %.
deavorias to treat the wounds rscsissd ,!
the candidate for the psesidsocy, wisely
prescribes 81. Jacobs Oil. OF eourss ve
cosid not expect our worthy contemporary
. do oshersi.s than recommend that f.
moss Old German Remedy. which "hssls
eli wounds bot thoss Of love aud sooshcs
al pains, save those Of political disap-
poissneeIs-0slyessoa News.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
The Histletoe 1ough.

The above named pantom;mic can.
tata, together with sociable and sup
per, will be given by the ladies Of the
Congregational church at Smiths
Opera house next Thursday evening.
for the benefit of the church.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
Dom and Ont.

Charlie ". 0ssle, fefner residsss of
Sedalia. bot for TIE post tws. ysais aae of
the eroprieeess of-the Co Osoaty Tio0-
Couries, he's retired from journalisp. his
conaectioa having eeased witA H. last
iasue Of that paper. In his velidictory bs
sssounces that - vill still continue 10
maize ca county hi hone.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
Good Bye. "Hac."

SanI p. Aaclean, the we'll ksovo re-
porter Of tbis city, takes his departure this
evening for Bloomington. ILL.,, where he
has secsred q half istsr 1t in that nedel
literary Journal. The Sunday Eye. Mr..
Naclean came TO Seualia in June last, and
took . rspor:orisl position upon the 1Azs 0,
remaining some six months. when be Ie-
aligned to accept the city ,editorthip of tine
News. Daring his eojourn. 10 The osees
City be hiss made friends on every hand,
and il IL safe 10 say that no young man
ever lett Sedalia with more veil wishes.
A. writer be ranks high, and the payer
that employs him can rest sssured ahss not
many ',seoopS' ere IN store for Il. He IL
IN A No. 1 news gstherer, and puts The fscts
before the public 10 IN original and rsada-
bic shape. The BAzoo regrets to part with
him, bot dees 90 cerseious that the change
vail rebound 70 his own benefit.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

Prof. Richard Proctor, Of England,
who Is unquestionably the greatest
living astronomer, lectured las; even
ing at Wairensburg on the science OF
which he lie a brilliant exponent. Mr..
w. A. Williams, of the Broadway
school, with several other education
alists Of this city. were in attendance.
Why cannot Sedalia secure the gen.
tleman for . lecture while hs is in the
neighborhood ?
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
q. WaehinGton.


Although every good boy cant be presi-
dent Of the United States, - Washington
wss, he can nobly initiate the father OF
his country in the virtue OF truth.
Let every good little boy Who resde this
do something TO be remembered by on
Tuesday, the ed of February. If he
can't think OF anything else, let him 60 to
the coal house and gobble an axe. Let
him hide the axe in his pants and 90 up
stairs unobtrusively. - it wers, and cut up
Q wardrobe or bureau If the family is
over on bed steads, let him operate cn Q
bed stead. When be thinks be has got
enough kindlins wood to hast his mother
for Q week or 20, let him 90 out 'ato the
alley and commune solsmnly with hie
thoughts. About the time the old man
comes home from the corner grocery, let
the good little boy 30 back to the house.
giving the old man Leisure to look round
/; him 1t the kindling wood, and then let
hin 70 up 70 his father ssi hsreieally
cling the axe on his corns. =
II it isn't done heroieally he sitsation
b Lot. :
Thea Let him say:
:Rather, behold me; leok uPoa- thy. Of
sprine veil. I split that ar. kisdlinG
wood. did il in memory of Warrington.
couldn't lie out Of il IL I aeuld. / did
Il With that Ratchet"
Then the old man. after be has 20,
through rubbing his corns, will say:
my child, come to thy .fsther's srns
come, thou second WashiDgten, come"
And that boys mother, IekIed to death
With her kindling wood, will asaist her off,
spring To 90. and the way in which that
good little boy will be warmly psosived
will b Fsnenbered in that family for
many . day. The cir vill Be heavy With
the sighs Of orange blosso0e and Other con-
Isctionsry, and the head Of that soed liz
lie boy viii swim for ysars whsa be thinks
Of the good George Washington.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

"A voluptuous looking lady who. = she
sat 10 . eoseh % the west bound Paei6c
train last evening. very eassfslly displayed
an uncloshed. braeslsted and tslsrsbly
plump arm il front Of The vindov, attracted
and held quite large neahss Of eur bald
headed and wealthy eiti.sas Who nutsly
ssood and gsssd q her and he am until
the train pulled out.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
A Cross Baby.

Nothing il 20 eonducivs to mans re-
naming a Bachelor IS ''lPins for one
night at the house Of married frissd and
being kept awake for Eve OF six houn By
the crying Of . cr1s baby. All cros and
crying babies need only Hop Bitten TO
make them veil and smiling. Young man.
remember thia-Trsveler.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
Paying Of.

The pay ear went north on the K.
& T. division yesterday morning. and
will return this morning and remain
at the Garrison house until Monday,
when It veil 20 south and pay or the
other divisions, finishing about the 10Th.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

"A matter Of choice: Whether 70 So.
fer unintsrruptedly With cough or TO in
vest Is cents for DR.. Bale Cough Syrup
aad cure il.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

The subject. "Husbsnds." at The Con.
gregaiional church, tonight. should bring
out eli ladies VITO are married and ell Who
iaiesd letting married. Also all men Who
ere desiroas al learning h1v 10 eoadues
thsmsslvss Vho ere slready hssbsads.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

Don't Take Any Chances on Life
vh~u Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure will regulate and keep You healthy
n oil times.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
LATER.

At Warrepsburg. last night, large
audience assembled to hear Prof.
Proctor. The gentleman did not ar.
rive, but dispatched from Iudepen-
dence that be would lecture at War
rensburg at an early day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

AT tvo o'clock this morning O66csr
Holiday found . middle aged man in the
snow near Roses coal oG5es to whom he
spoke vhso the man responded, .O,, 20
away, / an - thirsty % KenIuckisn in
Kassas." He then struck up The old
hymn besiapisg:
"Hard mp. hsFdup,
never shall fo-x-t,
The days When ! Gas hard ar,
! nav ie cell ~ yet"
The officer s;essed him TO the calsboose,
where. when he left hin. he wss sisgiRe:
..Ten long day. on the stone pils.
Pine away and de-"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

COMMENCING
MONDAY MORNING,
WE WILL OPEN TIE
SPRING CAMPAIGN
UNHEARD OF BARGAINS
IN
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
The most extensive line of
table linens. towels, crashes and
napkins ever shown in this city.
All linen dsn,ssks from rs cts.
per yard
Fast coiored Turkey red, so
cts. per yard
Good crashes. cents per
yard
Under shsetings, pillow cases,
musLins and linens, Antique linen
tides. A big stock of Nottingham
curtain lace at cost price to close
out.
Curran & Fry's,
n9:R Ohio SIRE, ut.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
DRESDEN ITBMs.

-Jsmes Age aud ILr.lie Courtnsy srl
buying end shipping hogs.
-Nn. ]. Geatrv purchased . 6ne new
piaso this week. Of Prof. Weber, Of soda
liza; price. $4,000.
-Dceaden h.s normal Billie clss, con.
Quoted By w. =. Tuttls. Il meets on Fri.
dsy evening VI each week.
Mr.. Edwin Painter, brother 81 Nelson
Painter, purchased one Of Mr.. Peter
Courtney farms last week.
Died, Of pseumonis. en- the 10Th, Car
RE Reach. Tie funeral will take place To-
day, Rev. Tuttle sdbeiasisg.
The Christians begin . series Of meet
ing te-day. conducted By Rev. Berry, the
pastor in charge Of the church.
Married, oo Tuesday, Mi~ Hattie
Morris and Mr.. Wheeler. Of Saline county.
The wedding couple left for their home The
next day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
Curran & Fry's,

133 Ohio Stl.e 1T.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

anxious to get to work at anything.
After this week l shall be free to
make trial. Look for Us early Mon
day next Signed VIM. Allen
"The delay was unavoidable.
81 shall enter you for tomorrow,
she resumed. "but you will lose . davis
wages Of the weeks earnings. Do
either Of you understand book-kesP.
ing?"
Both assented.
Fortunate for rs all. then. You
can earn your wages. and I get sumo
needed assistance in closing my last
years books"
Miller thanked her. Then q they
plead Thirst she directed them to .
pump at the back door Of the rear
room. There they decided to coutin-
ne the harmless deceit. ut is plaiu,' -
concluded Miller, ''that she has mis-
taken % for some unfortunate men
Who desired to become miuers. She
| il, apparently, her brothers con6deu-
tial assistant and business partner.
She IL also Q lady,"
blue in dress but not in nature, ("
mused Carlin, throwing . shower Of
drops from the tin cup.
"Aud kind o smiley round the
lima" quoted Miller, as he turned
toward the door. "An interesting
prairie flower to sna;yze. Recollect
that you are Pierce and l am Allen
henceforth."
With the ready habit Of . mind
accustomed to induction, she gave
Miller the most difficult task-to make
out . yearly trial balance. The 9th
er At her side read aloud from her day
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-11
Naus and GOsslp

Ntsss..,Bss,tsi legislature has been IN session
since jan. ]. and Is going to have an extra ID -
vemBer.
The standard oil company has refused W P"'
taxes In PENNSYLVANIA, where most Of u fehA'ht -
done. on the ground that II is an ONO corpof4''n
latest story about Carl sohurI q that be viii
maj. New York his home, and that the wizard
combination hope 70 make him pre- sideni Oh 'ne
Northern Pacific railroad.
The deportation of twelve thousand nihiils' P'i
oners to siberia will svaIl nothing "here one It
sent away two spring up. The chances are tnA'
the car will die as ms father did aud That murder
as political means Will not cease until repression
ceases.
Accounts fiom all parts OF the northwest indicate
increased crops Of spring wheat
II Is reported that the Mexican deputies have
approve the Eads ship railway contract
/ Miss Minnie Pinneo Of Greeley, colorado, has
accented the challenge OF Miss Williams Of England
10 a twenty mile race for 900.
Advices from Norfolk county, Va, and vicinity
report great destruction to young potato vines from
The Colorado beetle. 1t is the opinion that the crop
will be much shortened.
Many public works were inauguraied at Mexico
in ths celebration OF Nav. 1t IL reported that zen
Grant has arranged ms railroad business with the
executive, subject 10 the approval OF congress.
John Ho .,krns, aged "a, until the past few months
a resident Of Buffalo, Was found dead by his daugh-
ter in Oh cago, saturday. The gaspipe 10 the room
had burst during the night, and su focated him
while asleep.
A large deposit OF snlphur has been discovered
in the Rocky Mountains, near the line of Colorado
ana Utah. The extension of the Denver and Re
Grande railroad " III pass near the nine, which il
said to be Of great value. AT present the pr ncipa
supply Of sulphur comes FROM Italy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-11

OLEoMARGARINE. Some of our dairy
men are receiving circulars frou city
concern offering to send oleomargarine or
butter oil. put up in Theoretically sealed
cans Of forty pounds, at fourteen cents Der
pound, and in barrels and tierces at thir-
Teen cents. The circular SAYS: " S,raigb,
oleomargarine butter is now so fully es.
tablshed as an article OF trade. and is
meeting with such ready sale. that dairy.
men should consult their own interest.
and use the oil in mixing with either their
milk, cream or butter. The oil has nat.
ural affinity for either, and will absorb in
the proper proportions all the cream and
leave NJ buuermilk. Dairvmen will find
II an Improvement to their butter in vari.
Gus ways, especially ia keeping qualities
and will have no difficulty in selling 1t a,
oleomargarine in any market where good
butter is appreciated" We suppose nc
me will object to dairymen going into
this business If they will put the product
on the market under its own nams; but
butter consumers will object TO having
oleomargarine imposed upon them under
the name of butter. We have been told
within short time. that number OIL
small butter maker, in this vicinity are
using oIeomargarine oil in the manufac
ture of butter, and that in selling it they
do not disclose the real nature of the
compound. We do not think that any
experienced butter buyer can be victim
lied, but some who are not very gooC
Judges OF the article may be taken in >
with II. The business should be closel,
watched by respectable dairymen, fol
heir own protection, and the law regu
lating the sale of oleomargarne Should
be strictly enforced in all cases where il
provisions are violated.-S, Atbaas Mes
! SenQer.