The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-24

interested n the product. Our socses, does not rush ss the do0rs of the expos,. ton. and block ap the stfeefs with car. riages, and pay an entrance tee to ses cheese strike an attitude, oT to see butter work itself into . preparation. because there are other amusemensx that are more eongeuial There IS nothing ia a 6rksn of butter, CT thousand hrkins of butter, to appeal 10 the tender sensibll,ties ot our : people fherr rs nothing n stack of two tons of cheese to cause the audience to weep CT so lasgh. l, IS JUS, plAsa. un- sympathetic cheese The tableauS oi cheese ma, have profound interest tu the
 men ~ho prepare a. and to those ~ho buy and scll Il, and ,o all who live by the pro6,s on cheese. hu, to the popu lafion of a c,ty, who only associatie ~ssh ehe<sc occasionally at dinner, when small piece of the arsscle which ,s shown al the expo si,ion Is used as packing ct wadding for A cartridge ot rntace pae, shc sablcas has no, great interest. and may no, prove A drawing oard, however strong Il may he. Now t cheese could dance double clog dance and get oh eonundrums, and laugh al them. Il would he different, If a le, oa checses could be arranged n a sen.-cil- ele. ~i,h " end eheeSes, and each cheese could siag a song. ot tell an eld story. like the haek nusrhess -s . ssfgyer show. and some ot the cheese could dress up as females. and then tasn back summer. Saalts. we mlght turn oa, and patronlte the sho~. and buy seats several days sn asi, ance. Ot Il a atkia ef butter could play " Hamlet" and another could play |. OpAelia.' winch wc ate sure butter could do as well as so,ne otshose human be,ngs da. ~ho Atic,np, Il, Il would be A novelty that would draw and hll the es. position To sec a hrkln ot butter come on the stage ,n black tights, and have An interview ~i,h another hrkin as the ghost" would take the cake. bu, they do no, si,emp, such amusement. They arc ouiS plain. unsatnished butter. U the Jersey he.set on exhibition could play a soo lety play, or ,,ng n opera. and the he,fef ~as properly advertised as having flirted with an imported steer, the heifet would draw we'll no doubt. 1.-the Au,eies m exhibitor could bc trained to give a variety show. with songs and dances and acTobafic performance. or could give Us a pantonime, the crowds that would atter.d would tax the accommodations ef the exposition building. Hut where there ls nothing but cold uasympatheiis butter and cheese that has to be dramatically sealed m t,n to,l to hide its contagious breath, and eggs that may or may not be A pure as the driven snow. NC must tell the complaining lsos,on man that there IS not that encouragement to our people so leave iheit comfortable hTeSisics and visit the exhibition hat we could wish. Any
 day our society people can v,s,t butter oI cheese Mafehousr. and 70 into q .tA
 ttcs osc, the psoduets of d dairy. "sth m brass band tr, r,it,lrs, ss make them ai,a aid- Ina, they tlo no, rush ,o the exposition 10 Niew the ptoduets oi the COW and the hen ls no evidence tha, out people are less cultured than those of isos,on it IS simply tina, they io not care whether cheese and butter ,s s.lied wi'h one kind of sal, or another. as long as that which they buy. fills the bill They bid all the v,s,tous who come here tn associate with the festive cheese. weloom bu, they ean- no, consider such an exhibition in the Hgh, of place of amusement. Let rheesr stand on is own merits. eggs on the little end, and butter resain its position fof hon esty. and Il is all our people aak.