Butler citizen. (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, January 05, 1881, Image 4

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    CHIC AO O'S MA NI FA CT UR ISO
IS DCS Til ItS.
The recent census of the manufac
turing industries of Chicago discloses
evidence of a pht nomcnal rate of pro
gress during the last ten years. The
footings sho-v 3,752, establishments,
capital, 113,507 persons
employed. $37,615,381 wages paid, and
$253,405,695 in value of the articles
manufactured. This is nearly three
times the annual product in 1870. The
leading industry is meat parking: 72
establishments, with $8,46-,000 capi
tal, employ 12,891 pen-ons, and put up
in valde of meats The
iron acd frteel manufactures reach
about $25,000,000. The rolling mill
products are valued at $15,073,624,n0t j
including the Bessemer Steel Works. !
the values for which are merged in a
general item. The manufacture of
clothing foots up $17,423,607 ; sash,
doors, etc., $3,951,281 ; bridges and
railroad stock. $3,030,398; furniture,
$7,138.278; tanning and currying, s•>,-
637,000; alcohol and rectifying, $•"».-
024.220 ; lard oil, $6,508,800.
Rational Trputineut, POM)11V«'
Dr. R. V. Pierce, President of the
World's Dispensary Medical Associa
tion, is in earnest in selling his medi
cines under positive guarantees, and if
anybody who purchases and uses any
of these winely celebrated
does not derive benefit therefrom, the
Association would like to hear from
that person with description of
symptoms and history of case. Or
ganized and incorporated, as the Asso
ciation is,to teach-medicine and surgerv
and for the successful treatment of all
chronic diseases and managing annually
thousands of cases through our origi
nal method of diagnosis without ever
seeing the patierrts, and having also
the largest sanitarium in the world
for the accommodation of the more
complicated cases, and also for surgical
cases, the Faculty feel themselves pre
pared to undertake even the most dis
couraging cases. They resort to all
the best remedial means known to
modern medical science—neglecting
nothing. Address, World's Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo. N. Y.,
or Great Russell Street Buildings,
London, Eng.
The carcass of a white whale, bound
for Chicago, passed through Pittsburir
lately.
Don't hesitate if your Kidneys
trouble you, for DAY'S KIDNEY PAD
will surely cure.
While you are in a museum looking
at the mummy, did you ever wonder
how many political speeches he in ght
have made ill bis time ?
Persons who are inclined to criticise
Mr. Vennor should remember that
that gentleman,s weather predicti<itis
are made for the latitude of Canada.
Tbc Boers—Dutch farmers—in the
Transvaal, South Africa, have thrown
off the yoke of Great Britaiu and pro
claimed a republic. Success to them.
When yon are telling a man a secret
do not say "Now, you will not tell
this." The man that you have to say
that to will tell your secret, sure.
A Canadian paper reports that an
lYsh resident of Pembroke, being about
to return to Ireland, sold his wife and
family for SIOO to a fellow-countryma j.
Formal articles were sigued.
A Bashful young clergyman, recently
rising to preach for the first time, an
nounced his text in this wise: "And
immediately the cock wept and Peter
went out and crew bitterly."
—Another investigation of the re
ported misery and suffering at the set
tlement of Conncmara, Minn.,* results
in confirming the first accounts of dis
tress prevailing there.
C. 11. Penrose, Millersburg, Penn.,
says: I sell the A. S. T. Co., Tip
Shoes, and can recommend them above
all other tips. They give perfect satis
faction. I sell more shoes with the A.
S. T. Co. Tip tbaa any other.
Professor Swing, of Chicago, got a
lift from $7,000 to SIO,OOO on his
salary. Reason : Threatened to go to
New York, It is believed the extra
$3,000 was secretly contributed by
New Yorkers.
We are glad to hear it. Our druggist
informs u* that Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup sells better than any other medi
cine, and always gives satisfaction. Its
very cheap too, costs only 25 cents a
bottle.
—Representatives of the Pittsburg,
Titusville and Buffalo railway com
pany, the Buffalo, Pittsburg and We*-
tern, the Salamanca, Bradford and
Allegheny River rail road, of New York,
and the Titusville and Oil City rail
way met in Philadelphia lately and
agreed to consolidate their interests.
The first successful porcelain factorv
in the United States has been estab
lished in New Orleans under the man
agement of enterprising Frenchmen.
The kaolin from which the ware is
manufactured is found in Louisiana
and Texas. Large beds of this white
clay are also found in South Carolina
THE ROAD TO HEALTH. —CIeans
the stomach, bowels and blood from
all acrid, corrupt and offensive accumu
lations, and you remove the cause of
most diseases, and thus preserve good
health and also save large doctor's
bills. The most effectual and reliable
remedy for this purpose is Siminon'H
Liver Regulator, purely vegetable. The
trial of one bottle or package will
prove to the patient the virtue of this
medicine.
Cincinnati must have the credit of
a very novel counterpart to co-opera
tive life insurance, in which not the
family of an assured members benefits
but 'he member himself, and not death
but marriage is made tho occasion for
tho d'sbursement of the benefit. A
company has been formed in that city,
the object of which is to pay to each
monitor SI,OOO on his marriage. The
entrance fee is $5,. and the assessment
ou the occasion of a marriage is $1 per
member. As promotive of double
blessedness the society may to a
philanthropic institution, but if all the
members should take it into their heads
to avail themselves of its benefits at
once, from whom would the assess
ments to collected ?
—A gentleman was wondering why
there are so many bad reputations,
when a friend said: "It is probably
because evory man bas to make L a
own."
—Grace: "I am gting to see Clara
to-day. Have you any message ?"
Charlotte: 'i wonder bow you can
visit that dreadful girl. Give her my
Jove."
Cou*tiui|>lion Cii'fd.
An ol<l physician, retired from practice, hay- :
inir hail placed in hi* handa, by an Ea*t India
missionarv the formula of a simple vegetable :
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for j
Consumption, Bronchitis. Catarrh Asthma and ,
•A 1! Throat and Lung Auctions. a*so a pcMtive
and radical cure for Neivous Debility and all j
Nervous Complaints, after having tested its ■
wonderful curative powe s in thousands of j
cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to
his =ußering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and a desire to relieve huma i suffering, I will
send free of charge to all wh■■ desire it, this rec
ipe, in German. French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing with st»mp, naming this
paper, W. W. Shearer, 149 Powers' Block,
Rochester, X. Y. [nov3:l"teow
MRS. LYDIA E. FIHKHftST
OF LYNN, MASS,
DticovEr.Eß or
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'B
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The Posltiv Cure
For all Female Complaints.
This jr-emratloii. u it* rim err.r'.-tA ot
TegeUUs Propoi '.ie» tj-t »re Lone:.. j to the t.at dc 1-
icato Invalid. I"pen oae triU thcci .-Its of tt.L» Con
p-xmd w.U be recocsix?l, u relief U iOßßedlaie ; ar.J
wb*n ltn use is continued, la ninct7-niaccaacsin ahun
Crwl, w.ll t j
t<:j. On acco-mt of it< [rorcn merits. It! it<x'--r>
ronunendis.l aad prescribed L j t!w phfticiiLaa In
the co.rtry.
It will rare entirclj t'_o «cr*t form of tz'Vng
of the ntcraa, Lcncorrhc.-a, Irrfgul-r and
::«n*traat.on, all Ovarian Trtmblci, i-r.J
Ulceration. flooding all Pi. placemr.iis aul the con
itancr.HpiuJ weakness, awl is trpecioDy adaj.t-d to
the Chime® of Life. It will dissolve and expel tamori
from the uterus In an early rtsce of development. T..e
tendency to cancerous humors there 1: checked very
speedily ty Ps use.
In fart It has proved to be the rreat
Mt and bat remedy that baa ever been discover
ed. it permeates every portion of the system, anJ gives
new life and vigor. It removes de
stroys all craving for stimulants, an-1 relieves v/caineis
of the stomach
It cares EloaUng, neadache*, Kcrroua rroclrat'.on,
General Debility, Ckepioszccsa, Dcpreralcn M.d l:Xl
(Htlan. That fee Una of bearing do*-n, cju-'sins
weight and bnriacho, 13 always i< rmarer.r.y curt <! I y
luoxs. It will at all times, end under r!l drcunwtcn
eea, act In harmony rrlt&tjo law that C"»eraa the
female lyitem.
For HUlitey Complaint# of either «ex t~U compound
la unaarponed.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compotr.J
Is pre;*ired at 233 and 235 Western Awiw, Lynn, 3T*
Price C--00- bottles for Ecnt Ly mo*l Li t
form of pills, also In the form of Losenscs, on re*"
of price, SI.OO, per box, for either. II t.
free!/ answers ell letters of Inquiry. £y.nd for
pl'.ct. Address oj a!x>ve H-nt'.on this paper.
Xo family raould be without LYDIA 11 I"! "IIHAI!*
UV?. mUI Tlury cure Constipation, LUlotuxc a,
and Torpidity of Ibe Lircr. c«.:its z*-r lx»*
GEO. A. KELLY & CO. Genial
Agents, Pittsburgh Pa.
Sold by D. 11. Wuller, - Butler Pa.
I The ll'Mnst ui.U kir-t lifdic»ne ever J*-tie. 8
S of HopS« Bucbu, Man- 8
0 draK%eai»d Uandelioiif ■
B mo* tc« oratlre 1 1« rlu-s of oil oilier L.tiers. ■
r. r. %t he grtate .t B!OO'- Purifier, Liver ■
dog U \ator, c:.'i Liio a.v<l ricaiUi Hc«.u»i iu* 'A
Agent t ** rLh * «
No dL«ca£C m** **'**- * h/,r * 1?>
' B:ttcra are ns\edp»v «*ukx* leti a.^t±*-.r
opcrationtHC^k
Tiajr giv9 w? ii%'* J#4^js?t3tblljsiißi
loan wLroie ©Wf^is tntscrr. e irreynlari
tyvfli-al, Uor\urin..;y or-i:i», or who r .
q >lre«:> *n.foAl an-ln.WHtlm.ili»i
U ...E V/it.iOUt
i eating.
Kor:...ter wbai7<mr or
arc w*~*t tlie It use Koj> Lit
ter* L wa.t i..:tllyc it-l\' c •" but i/ you
or.ly feel bal or ir.ij era!>| -.■4 Us/ ' I on c-
I*COO v. ;j be ;>ald fbrftccfi ßo V'l »ot B
eu.oor l.cl;*. Lj n 4 tfu.7. r A o ' ! : r i»orf.-.' ,dj R
suffer,but usea:ul u-.*o tueni^jL''" w Ho#> O g
' Kemotriber. Hop B,tlti Is no y dr«frr«i B
drunken i. > tram, bat iuc f*"J u J U';*t m
iUdieinm vcr i:iau3.tl.e UVUIBrV ri'ISD ■
and HOPE" »r/i no pt rson or tjj
shonM be wttl njt thcrn. CVPX3V?
P, O.Hana»r*ol^tean^Irrw: e j r /jkSB
a of f an. f
narroti?i. Al/ sol 1 I / d'-n"'n. Jkn l jt ti £K3
for Circular. Ilf mttrr« If?. C*., >f |jWB
FOH
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat. Bronchitis.
A&thma. Consimpfion and All Diseases
of THROAT anl LUNGS.
I'ul up In Qtiart-<«lz«- HoUlch fur family !'*<•.
Scientifically 1 >r«-p;ir»-<l of BiU.iaiu Tolii. Crystal*
11/c'l Kork C'anuy. Ol'l Ityc. ami other tonics, 'flic
Formula Is known to our Ix-st pliyxiclau.i. i» Ulkli
ly recommended by them, and tin- analysis of our
most iirominent rheinlftt, I'rof. <:. A. MAItINEK,
in C'lifc.ijfo, 1* on the label of every bottle, ft is
will known to the medical profession that TOMT
IMM'K an<l KVE will afford the ureal est relief for
('oiiklh. Cold*, Influenza. Bronchitis, More Throat,
Weak Ijliukh, also Consumiition, In the incipient
and advanced stages.
Uwd as a Ilf.vkmaok and Al'l'KTizrr, It makes
a delightful tonic for family u-u-. Is pleasant to
take ; If weak or debilitated, it Klves tone, activity
and Ktr< nKth to the whole human frame.
/ n \ rr/ \ v dom't i»k dwkivkd
/ \j r\ ' I" " * »by unprlncliiileil deal- \
I er» who try to palm ofJ npon you Kock & Ityc \
In place of (Hir Tom; K«.« k am> H> k, which I
is the only medlcaled article made, the Kenu- /
ine havliix a ffoveniment ntainp on each bottle '
I.AWKENCE & MAKTIN, rroprletom, 111 Madi
l.soii Htreet, Chicago.
Ask your DrugKi't for It!
A«k your firoeer for It!
f*r-.\sk your Wine Merchant for it!
Children, ank your Mamma for it!
»r*Hold bv DRI'fHIIHTH.OIWK'EKH and WIVE
MF.IU'IIAVfS everywhere, and by I.AWKENCE
fc MAKTIN, No. « Barclay St., New York.
Th" oldest and the Iwst appointed Institution
for obtaining a llusine.is Education.
For circulars addre t.
oeo-2tnJ I". DiJI'F <t SON.-l, rittsl>urgh, Pa.
Union Woolen Mills.
I wonld dcHiro to call the attention of the
public to the Union Woolen Mill. Butler, Pa.,
where I have new and improved machinery for
the manufacture of
Barred and Gray Flannels,
KnittinK and Weaving Yarns,
"and I can recommend them an being very dura
ble, an they are manufactured of pure Butler
county wool. They are beautiful in color, mii
perior in texture, and will bo Hold at very In*
prices. For eamplee and price* nddreen.
H HULLEItTON,
|nm.'7«_>v> lititW p.
Notice Extraordinary.
Peramiß dfnirinir to have tlieir OM Furniture
'fpuiri cl. or Now Work In order, mch
•fiiKir Htaiifln liook Cmap*. Wardroben. Otflre
Owk«, Offlkft Tablef*. Arc. wmilddo vrntl to rail on
A. B. WILSON,
Practical Cabinet Maker.
I hold that a piece of furniture made by hand
worth two made by machinery, and will com!
rmt little more, if any. Then whv ie>t have hand
made? All work made in the latest flylee and
of tho bent material. I c"arante« entire Hat
tefaction in wtvle. workrnaimbip and price. Give
T»e a call. Hhop on Mifflin street four doom
▼eotof Mf.in atroct, aid opposite A Troutman'n
•ore Butler. Pa. '<.pl7-lv
l.lecilon *«»!«•«•.
Tlie membern of the Olade Mill Mut'ial Pire
Insurance On. will meet ..t the Olade Mill Keho >1
, flonee Middlesex township, on TI7BHI)* Y. inn.
11th. IKKI. beitiK the 2nd Tuesday in January,
for the purpose of electi 'K offloers for tbeenn i
iDg yw. U. Prvw't,
&!*» #nlJueie €*»***»: Sutler, |J*., 3*«n«rs 5, ISSt.
A. Haffner,
BCC ESSORTI
H BAUER 1 BROS.
RtTI.KK, i'A.,
PLANiNG MILL
AND
Lumber Yard,
MOCFACTUBKB AM) DEALER IS
Rough and Planed Lumber
OF LVthY DEssCfalPIlOS.
DOORS,
SASH,
FRAMES,
MOULDINGS,
! SIDING,
FLOORING,
BATTENS,
Br<xkelSi Caug d Goinice Boards
PORCH POSTS,
STAIR RAILS,
NEWELL POSTS & BALUSTERS,
FENCE PALINGS, Ac., <tc.
MICHIGAN SHINGLES
Barn Board?, Plastering Lath, Hem
lock Bill Stuff, of ail kinds,
constantly on band,
All o which I will sell on reasonable
terms and guarantee satisfaction.
Planing 1 Mill and Lumber Yard on
Jefferson street, Butler, J'a.
1 dec 1 y AH FFNER.
t <« •'( M ~**
GRAM) BOILEV IS DIIOTEL.
Corner 59 th St. it Broadway,
NEW IORK.
On Both American and European Plans.
Fronting t.n Out ml I'ark. the Grand Boulevard,
Broadway and Fifty-Ninth St., this Hotel occu
pies the entire square, and was built and fur
nished at an ex |»ense of over SKio.OOO. It is one of
the most elegant :LS well a . being the finest lo
cated in the city ; has a |«ju»enscr Elevator and
all modern im|>rnvemeiits. and is nillilit one
•wiuare of the depots of tlie Sixth :uid highlit
Avenue Flevated I:. K. ears and nearer to the
ltroadwav cars—convenient and accessible from
all parts of the city. Rooms with board, is per
day. SjM-cial rates for families :>nd permanent
guests. K. HASKELL, Proprietor.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
On the European l^lan
-54 tn 66 North Third Street,
Philad lphia, - Pa.
Single Rooms 50c., 75c. and $1 per
day.
O. 1-*. Hchneok, P'oprip'or
Excellent Dining room furnished
with the best, and at reasonable rates.
Js*?~Cars f° p a " Railroad Depots
within a convenient distance.
National Hotel,
CORTLANDT BTP.EET, NEAB Bit DWU,
JV I W V*» It K .
nOTCIIKISS & POND, - - Prop'rs.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
The restaurant. cafe and lunch room attached
are unsurpassed for cheapness and excellence of
wervico Rooms 50 cts. to Vl (>er day. *3 to flf)
jier week. Convenient to all ferries and city
rtilroads. N'-w FuRNtTCBE. NEW MANAGE
MENT. j aril 5-1 y
•j-HF. HBUREIBER HOUSE.
L WICKLAS Prop'.,
MAIN STREET, BUTLER, PA.
Ha%iog taken posesrion of the nlsjve well
town Hotel, and it lieiiig furnished in the
l«jsl of style tor the accom >'lalion of guests, the
public *r< tefpecl f u!ly invited to me a call
I have al-o possession of the barn m rear of
hotel, which furnishes excellent stabling, ac
oinodationK for n.y patrons.
L NIOKLAB.
LAND FOB SALE.
FOR SAI.II.
A li.indKOliie -ix-rooni fmino hour"-, "located
on Hlull "ticii, northwestern pirt of Butler.
Loi 50x170. All in cc»« ny outbuildings,
1 EU VH—Ove-:hird cash ind Iwilance In four
equal annual pay tncnt*. inquire at this office.
JunMU
Hale.
Tlie well-improved farm of Rev. W. R. Hutch
iron. it. the northeast corner of Middlesex town
ship, Butler county. Pa . is now nffere'l for sale.
f low. Inquire of W K. FRISBEE, ou the prem
ises. aplGtf
IX)R HALE.
t~> will huy a One-halt interest In a good bua
ineffs in Pittsburgh. One who knows Hotnc-
Ihlnfr alsiut farminir preferred. An honcat man
with the above amount will do well to address
by letter, SMITH JOHNS, cure S. M Jntuea,
t(3 Liberty street, Pltt«hurcb, Pa |au27-ly
SELECT NOW
From a Full ki^ant^armkn™
S'ock SATIN ici.VON
VA/„ Cn KAM'V I.ININCS. ItK II
We s>l<W THIMMINd.S,
T,-rtav DOLMANS.
' u ' NKVV I>KSI(JNM.
FINEWRAPS!
IMPORTED NOVELTIES IN
Cloaks, Coats, Dolmans
—AND—
MANTLED,
Htylifdily trimmed in Plush, Bugle, Velvet and
Fur*.
jj SEA'. SKIN CLOAKS, I
■Beat qualities Seal f'oaU, fine nkini,l
jj rich fur ami excellence in dyes. 1
CIIILDKRN AND MISSES'
Jackets, Cloaks and Ulsters.
Circulars and Havelocks.
Fancy Ulster Cloths,
Fancy Circular Cloths.
New 6-4 Clotl.s. all-wool, at $1.25.
KINK DRFuSS FABRICS
SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN
Wide Goods, all Wool and Silk
and Wool Novelties,
Bought away under value, and selling low.
ASK FOR 4t!-ineli at O'.'c.
ASK FOR 4<>-inch at 75c.
ASK FOR 4tf-incli at #l.
ASK FOR -W inch at f1.25.
EIGHT YARDS FOR A SUIT.
Heard, Biber & Easton,
105 MARKET STREET 105
aui(2s-4ni PITTHBFROH. PA.
JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
aat9'
uflUcß in Fairview borough. in Telcgraiih
Ofli«e
janirj BAI.DWI* P. O. Rnt'wr Cio., P»
F*i»*fS «itMoit.
»JiiHtioe of the Hence,
Main street, oppo»lte I'oitofllcc,
Jlylli ZKUBMJFtB, PA.
Po3pt Grape Wine
L'sed In the principal CI ur«*hes for Communion
purples.
Excellent For L«dle§ and Ueakly
PerkOiu aud (he igrd.
ft V*.^..r^.£\,.S*
| i" ■*■' V
<wKi
: i.-4 V 5« ri"
- -rjfg>rf» .
v'
M ?:SB'S LOHT ORAPII WINE!
FOUR YEARS OLD.
This Celebrated N'ative Wine is made frr.in the
juice of tne Oporto Grape.raised m taU country.
Its IvaJaible
To:.ic and Properties
are unsurjia -sed by any other Native Wine. Being
the pure juice of the Grape, i>r.i,luced under Mr.
Speer's o .vn per-ona; t upcrvision. I<.-» purely and
gentuiien- :ue guaranteed. I'll - vouiiycst" •■hiltl
iii.-c, part ike of its generou-. qualities, and the
weakest invalid u-e j; to advantage. Itispailicu
larily l-euellci.il to the aged and debilitated, and
«.iiie<! to th» various ailments that affect, the
weaker sex It is In every respect A WINE To BE
ItlXlKI) ON.
>-• <» t; i:
IP. X SXT K 'R, R, Y,
I Tne I'. J. SHERRY in a wine of ,S:ij>erior Cliar
' acler. and partakes of the goiden qualities of the
gripe from which it is made. For purity. Richness,
Flavor ani< Mechanical Properties, it will be lound
tuiexeelleu.
H I* 13 KH'r>
IF 3 . J\ BRANDY.
Tliis BR.VNBY stands unrivaled in this Country,
lieing jar superior for medicinia! purposes.
IT ISA I'l'RE distilation from the gragie and
contains valuable medtciilial properties.
It has a delicate flavor, similar io that of the
grapes from which it is distilled, and is in great
favor among first -class families.
See that the ripn iture of ALFRED SPEEK, Pas
saic, K. J., is over the cork of each bottle.
Kolfl by I). IE. WI7LLER.
apr2ft-ljrr
Taxes! Taxeis!
All tutu due in the virion* Boroughs and
Townships of l!u!lor county. Pa., for the year
IKHO aud for nil previous years »et outstanding,
must bo paid to the respective Collectors and by
them paid into the County freasnry on or be
fore the 25th day of December. IHXO.
BV OK KB OF CotTVTY ( VIMXISSIOWKBS.
Mrpad
A discovery which cures bv the natural process,
ABSORPTION,
all rtiseaf-es of the Kidneys. Bladder. Urinary
Organg *nd Nervous Svstfm. when nothing else
can. It is comfortable to the patient, positive
in its effects mil the first cnre for those painfnl
and much dreadful affections,
Diabetes and Br ! bt's Disesse,
while its cures of Gravel. Dropsy. Catarrh of the
Bladder, firickdust Deposit. Painfnl Urinating.
High-Colored Urine. Nervous Weakness and
Pain in the Back ceem m'rn like miracles than
c.'isex of natural healing.
DELIOATE FEMALES
or victiuiM o wasted or pro«trit«d energies,
caused by irregular habits the abuse of nature
a'iil mental j-livsicnl ov.■ r-ejeenion. find tneir
great'«t reli-f in the use of DAY'S KIDNEY
PAD, which ntren thens and irivitoratcs the
invalid and restores the vigor of health.
PAIN IN THF BADE,
We sav | ositivelv. ai d without fear of oontradic
tion. that DAY'S KIDNKY I'AD is the only cer
tain and permanent cure for every form of this
prevalent a-id distressing complaint.
YOUNG MEN
suffering from nervous and physical debility,
kwa of memory, or vitality impaired by the
errors of youth or too close application to bnsi
ncss or work, may be restored and manhood re
gained.
Avoid all kidney medicines which are takon
into the system by way of the stoicach , it is an
o'd treatment well tried and proven inefficient,
though sometimes effecting apparent cures of
one complaint they sow the seeds of more troub
lesorr. and permanent disorders. The plica of
our PAD brings it within tho reach of all. and
it will aanurlly save many tiroes its cost in doc
tors bdlr, medicines and plasters, which at bent
give but temporary relief It can be used with
out fear oi haim, ami with certainty of a perma
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I will ask for no money until the patient Is fully
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very low rates. III!. A. 11. Lr.wis, Heutist,
iiovti-.hii No. 257, Peiui ate. Ilitstmrgh. Pa.
Nlray Hollh-,
OUIIU to the residence of hiili- -JY | _
scriber living in ''leiullold ■
ship, Ihiller county, Pa. on or
about tho Ist of Oct. last, """, ,
yearling steer, red, with A
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back; no other marks. The owner is requested
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and take it aivav or i' will be lll^posed of accord
ing to law. (S.iec4t) ABRAHAM FKNNELL.
Rheumatic Cure*
KHfiI'MATIO COMPOUND
his cured rhenmstism after the treatment of
fourteen doctor* had failed and after ho had
used crutches for sixtoon vearM.
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ment of himself- Hold bv
D« U. M IM I K.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PAcTfIC H. .
IS THE GREAT CONSECTING LINK BETWEEN THE FAST & 1!
Its main lino runs from Chicago to <-ooncil
Bluffs, passing through Joliet. Ottawa. La telle.
Geneseo UolTne, Hock Inland. Difenporl W«t
Liberty. lowa City. Marengo, Brooklyn. Orlnnell.
Dos M.lines .the capital of lowa'. Stuart. Atlan
tic. and Aroca; with branches from Bureau
.1 unction to Peoria; Wilton Junction to Musca
tine, Washington, Kalrfleld, Bldon. Belknap,
CeutreTllle. I'rinceton. Trenton. Uallatin, Came
ron. I.eayenworth. Atchison, and Kansas City;
Washington to Slcoorney. Oekalooea, and knoi
rille; Keokuk to Farmington. Bunaparw. Ben
t<>nsport. Independent. Kldon. Ottumwa. Eddy
vllle.Oskaloosa. Pella.Monroe, and Des Moines:
N»wton to Monroe: Dee Moines to Indlanolaand
V.imerset: Atlantic to Lewis and Audubon; and
Avoca to Harlan. This is positiTely the only
Ka'lroad, which owns, and operate# a through
line from Chicago into the State of Kansas.
Through Express Passenger Traina. with Poll
man Palace tars attached, are run each way daily
between CHICAGO and PEORIA, Kansas CITT,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, LBAVIKWOBTH and ATCHI
BOW. Through cars are also ran between Milwau
kee and Ksnaas City, via the "Milwaukee and
T.ork Island Short Line "
The "(ireat Rook island" U magnificently
equipped. Its road bad is simply perfect, and 1M
track is laid with steel rails.
What will please you most will he the pleasure
of enjoying your meals, while passing o*er the
beautiful prairies of Illinois and lowa, In one of
our macnltlcent Dining Cars that acoompany all
Through (Express Traina. You get an entire
meal. SB good as Is served In any Orat-class hotel,
forserenty-flTe cents.
Appreciating the fact that a majority of the
people prefer separate apartments for different
purposes tand the immense passenger business
of this line warranting it), we are pleased U> an
nounce ihat this Company runs Pullman Palace
Peeping Can for sleeping purposes, and Paltice
FI'LLIUAK rALACC rAM >rc rat tkrouah to PF.tUti I. : .
COWILBItFW, KAKBAS (ITT, ATCHIMOW, and l.rij •
Tlrkctl vl« thU Line, known us the " Brent Suck Island ha
all Xlefcet Agent. In Ih.- United States m 4 Canadn.
For tuforoat!ir. not obtalnublo ill junrnomc ticket »i»ii ?, r i ■■■
jV. KIMBALL. IS. \ .?'
Can't fcjj.c-lntciulent. uo. i i .
WHY DOES
a woman's health often break down at an early age? Put a man at the wish-'." t
heated from the hot t>u<l« until every pore in opened; then let him stand «r-<»r tlx lip'-v i
that cones from Madding and boiliug clothes, that ate full ol' sweat aiul exhala'lo:. J
skin, and his health too would break down before long; and yet this must terrible oidi. i i.
A WOMAN
has to go through with on wash-day; and, betide*. with her clothing wet from jwp.r:v
the hot work, Shu has to risk her life by going out in the air to hang up the <'.<■> ia • l w
those not at work are in the unhealthy atmosphere; its smell, so apparent to ;m; sh
ing that it flnds its way through the house,—the family, however, often In '"rain >
tomed to the peculiar odor from ito own wash as not to notice iL These fac: ■ n :. <
plain why so many women sutler with colds, rheumatism, weak nerves, u: uni;. i
LOOK OLD
while yet young in years, and physicians and boards of health cannot draw attc: n: o
strongly to the injurious effects of the usual way of washing, with its net. try •u i. .1
scalding or boiling to get the clothes pure and eweet-Mnelling, cspi ißlly as it is «it!i-.." d t
often the direct cause of those dreadful diseases, diphtheria, consumption, and ty j >l' ' .
fortunately this trouble can be avoided; scalding, boiling, si -:im and nil ■ ■ o
smell from the wash completely dono away with; clothes mate sweet and l- i.r' tul:> v\l. • ;
frjm the aariny in fuel the uxuh done at leu evft than rren wlunhome.nax'c toap is t. k.'. and vtr. mm h
SOONER THAN
by the old way, by w.-lnjf FRANK MUDAUS SOAP,—a Soap « purify In,; nrd .n- T
that the dirtiest clothing can be washed in lukewarm water with very little rubbii 1
clothes, bedding and utensils used 'by the nick disinfected and cleansed v li'-m > r
s' ai ling or toiling, while the work Is so light that a girl twelve or thirteen yeat H i ■ . ?i n a
large wash wilhout being ti ed; and yet so mild and healing is this Soap that I-r in.l • i I
shaving it has no equal, and physicians advise Its use in preference to imported Casi.l. < :i
wounds and sores, and to wash the youngest "infants. a< well as for persons with del: at.- sin.
Now that there is a remedy for this, to ecor.omioU that the poorest can r.tc it, there i: not a Wi man ( >r
A MAN
who is not directly interested In having ned In their homes, In spite of prejudice, Til ' T
WONDERFUL WAY UK WASHING CLOTHES, which does away with the hard work, < !'.« i a
■melt and fearful steam on wash-days, makes the white pieces whiter, colored pice, brh htei a I
flannels softer than they can be made by washing the old way, haves the lion.is smooth eri"i., h
to do flue : ewing and every article as clean, as sweet ami as pure as if never worn.
*>TEBTIMONIAI.S«>
Prom H. E. Tlotvtjcii, M. !>., Hammonton. N. J.,
Editor Swtlh J'rvy Kr/mblv-im.
My attention wan call.'d to FRANK BIDDALLB
80 A P from mi advertisement In my own paper,
m ami it* use in my house for nearly a yeur, according
to 11:" directions, Lai prov.wl ttint Iti» remarkuble
properties have not been overstated. For remov
lafc printing i.ik it Is Invaluable, while for toilet
una tthavln/j it in t.ie lient soap X have ever seen.
From Mas. 11. I- KEMVO*. Northfleld, VT
J<U> my wash with FRANK BIDDALWBOA P In
1.. If the time and with no e*penso Ihr Soap, <i« t/>«
Jiitmp in fuel mart than payt/or U. I have no Menu
or went from the wanti, while the nuvlmc In
health, clothe* ami labor ran hardly be estimated.
From K. W. STAWTOM, l.lofc N. 30th St., Plillada.
We Tire confldent, from a lon* experience h»
lurlnjr auJ recommending FRANK sIIJUALI.it !
SOAP, that one trial, according to the very faff !
printed directions, will overcome all prejudices. i
» really Uaa wond.-ilul u-er.t fur sijavmfl, tolloc,
The following ore the Directions for Use, ho (hut u child ran understand them.
In.of. do anything »o ildluulous a* to buy the Soaj. uultHS you Intend following theta.
t-j-fttOO pnaiiin hj fvrft itetl if it iijuri s thx rhtlhrn, vt trill not do < rri i/lhitty « •'"
First,putthe white clothes in a tub of water, only made warm enoii.-li 1
fur the hands. Then take one piece out at s time on the wash-l"sard, rub the /
over it, roll it up at. 1 put it back into the name tub, aud *■> <>» with each pi.v.- i»il! Ml
haro the Soap rubbed on them. Then go t»way and lot them r..ik at lea.-t r.vei-iv I<; r.I »,
without touching them, when the dirt will oil b« 100 ;>:ne«l, arid a vcrv lilii-: i i
the wash-board, out of that one sudu, will make them perfectly clean, b. ■■ i>:> >
turn each piece while washing no as to get at the seams. Then w.'-.li lightly om i! i
board, through a lukewarm rinse-water (without any H>up,) *<> us to get the diily .
Then jmt through blue-water, mid on the line, without stalling or boiling a •* ,
Afterward put flannels ami colored pieces to r.uak, and wiikli thorn exactly v.; .
It is ini|Mirtiiut not u> heat the wash-water in a tin, bra' or e<*pj>or kettle. A te .
will heat enough water P..r a large wash with thin Soap.
Just Think What You will Save by this Easy Way of 'ng!
No Wush-boilcr! No Steam! No Smell of Suu>> Ihroun'-th ■ !
It Has the remarkable Property of her/jinn the Di h-Cloth, I
Sponge always Sweet, and of Washing Freely in If iru
-H-SOLD BY GKOGHnSi-^
Get a Cake and Try it for Yourself next IVask
To Pain'a where thi* Soap In not yet Introduced c. Trial Cn'ro TVI.I . i 1. I J
Mail, on receipt of Price, (10 CoaU-j, in Moi.ey or iitnmp %
ADDRESS ALL LETTERS FR ft WS£ Q ? f"! |f> f\ i |f ( "
TO office OF rnAnA OIULI'ILLC! ,
718 CAM.OWHILL ST.. rUILAI>E:.FIIM I .1.
STOVES,
RANGES,
Oratf Fronts, Ftlid 'O, &c.
CREA, QHAKAM & CO.
M ANUFACTT KKIIS,
291 Liberty St'er.f, Pittsburgh. Fa
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liM'»r|»or:it< <] ISII>.
/ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
OK IIAKTKDKD, CONNECTICU I .
.\selH ?7.07>Vi'2l 4!t
I .OHM p ilil 111 c,| ve 1., C" I.oo' ,o<K>
J.T. Me.! NKIN * m »N, Aim-ul*,
lan'iHly Ji (1> r»on piitei, Hnt!er, !'ii.
BUTLER COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Office Cor. Main and Cunningham Srs.
(J. C. ROESSIMJ, I'ItKMIPKNT.
\VM CAMPBKLU Tkiahuk*U
II C. IIKINKMAN, Skckk.tain
DIUKcrOKS:
■I. L I'urvls. K. A. HWmboldt,
Willi.mi Campbell, .1 \V. HuiUhart,
A. Troutman, -Jacob Hchoene,
G. C. Koesidnir, John Caldwell,
Dr. W. 1 rvln, [ W. W I)odds,
J. W.Chrlstv 11. C. Ileineinaii.
JAS. T» M'JUNKIN. Geu. Ai?'t
BUTLER IP-A
--d: \ (/, »1- ill t"* r ~av *'■ h"'"° H *m| I«k w. rtl.
lU 45 fre.i, Addrexs Hti.nh«.n .V Co.,
PorlU.Kl M*ln« dsoS-ly
hi the Ctti7*w.
Dining Curt for eatius pnrpo?! .!v
great feature of our rnlai-e t ..i
SALOON wlierf you ran enjoy your ' I.
at all hours of tlie day.
Maauitloent Iron Bri'lgea span the?
and Mlssouil river*at all (x.lnis • .
line, and transfer* are avoided ai Couc i
Kansas City. Leavenworth, ami At l.i- >i.. c .i
--nections being tnade in Union D-M*-:*.
TlUt PRINCIPAL K. R. CONNKCTIONV
THIS GREAT THROUGH I.INK AKE i
FOLLOWS :
At CHICAGO, with all diverging lines for ; i.a
East and South.
At JCNGLEWOOD. with the L. 9 & SI. S.. I'.,
Ft. W.AC R. Rds. .
At WASHINGTON HEIGHT.-", with P., < &
*At LA SALLE, with 111. Cent. R. K.
At I'Eomt A. with P. P. 4 .1 : P.11.4K; I R. A
W.: 111. Mid.: and T. P A W. lids.
At ROCK ISLAND, with " Milwaukee / !:
Island Short Line," and Roek isl'tl .* P.-
At DAVBNPOUT, with the Davenport 1-. .
At W«ST LIBERTY. with the B.C. 1i . N.K I.
AtURINNKJ.L, with Central lowa R K
At nun MOLM:B. with I>. M A i K it.
At COUNCIL RLCKFB. with 1 niun I'. • n R.
At OMAHA, with IV \ Mo. R. K. K.
AtCOHTM»CB JUNCIION.witU 8.. . K... > i P.
At OTTPMWA, with Central lowa It. . v .
St. I- A Pao., and C. B. A y. R. Kiis.
At KIOKCK, with Tol., Peo. \ \ .'ur.:
Loots A P»c., and St I. , keo. « N.-V. i'
At CAMERON, with H. St. J tl it.
At ATCIttsOK. with Ateb.. Top • ;u '.
Atch. A Neb. and Cen. Br. P. It IM-
At LEAVENWORTH, with Kan. P: c , I
Cent- R. Hds ,
, At KANSAS CITV, with all lit e" f
i and Southwest.
and all bouKclitld uses, and a* It heron *, mori
geaeroliy known, must navo an Immense wale.
From MIIH. R STOCKWKLL, Hammonton, N. J.
FRANK KIDDAT.US HO A P has I*«vi u> t i in
my koune for the lust seven months, ami h> fol'o-v
--lng the printed directions, we find it to <> » every
thing claimed on the wrappers. Wr i •• r> t
scalded or boiled a single article, arut li «/ ' ' »
are whiter av/l iurrtcr than wl ' i nv ' ' '*l
old way. "My bu>tbnnd ( who Is r <1 i. r J <•* \
bus a steady demand foif the 8o:<p in u wis
customers.
From MANAOKR OF Dicxrin LAT*KT>I:Y. 3»T Bi.VLI
Htreel, Corner C Street,N.W., Wi; •:?. I). C.
No laaodry or ffemlly can utt >rd to v. it
Fit AN K ttli>l)A IJ«8 BOAP. We luil v
lions and use 110 other Soap, ami huv* a ri . :»
necoiul to no laundry In Washington t i* 'v
clotbes; the superior work we have hi • » • I
to turn out having secured u* the tru do 01 -or i
the brct gontiemea's furnishing nton* In Uu« city.
1). !!. LVOX,
SALE A.NiJ FKFO ' M E.
At tlio old t in 1 . I' r CO
iht of <Jniiiiin :li "i ii '' pool
John Cciir'M Hi, nl.vi'o I in 1 the
frcilinK of HOIHI* I or
ItOAIIIiI.NW ItY Till'. WI 1 ! - \P>VTn
of tlio Hiwin. <livi> me ! fi»k«<
tin' cliai'K"" moil' tali' to
'J'liimn imvin,- Unix f ttiit
in;: to I'Uv, it will lio to (i i i in' i call.
Mig'2o-itra
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►mn"y ci'u-r « I i i
f l iilfully lit'
U; to m ike it t.t • ;
11 ho lk-Nt llt uh f» '<
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► So nrrfrrt \■ t l»o • - •
R(JSR I'ONIC • '*
Lit it n-cd. 11 \ 'hi
>»lSoumnlis'~», IJcur
DilorJc »n \ "
|or appcti/rr, t' • I i
,forit i-. I «:K!
•but n« \ir inio» * !
' If y-i are *1 wly w <-«!■
Itumplion « r nny • I i» f .' •
•Coughor * bs J ColJ, i '
'will Mireljr hrlp \ ! '
[vij;* r t'» lt»« 1
x ine f " Fihoum ' «m t. . J j
It Ilu* Sa?eif Hundreds <>f L» j ; i'
| hare \ « u r . «
. If you mr f'-r mi. <l, «'» ;
|y'»u aic fl> w»i ,I•' ' t I
iNoOultfr wlui > "iir ti < • ui J . «
-b«« it will ttivs pf'inj t i i i j
» KemrniUr I I'AHKI.K '■» t>' .r
'a rum drink hut the Boil snd f*u : «
Modioine ever made, t »mj»n«*
pftx snd entirely <!i)ft'» nl I I
finger prr n.i rati on» and nil other 'J
,a V" . 'ttlr. V"ir it t •'»
»r irir.w rfww. *
PARKERS HAH P.A* ' ' '
The ll4«Ntand Slant Eronomi« :
e*<|ui»itcly perfumed «md y»' «
Will Always Itestore («rity or » ■ r
to It» or!j;if»ul V'" tl»(iil « "l i'
i« warranted to • > it* *t t -i
wild prevent !■ !«' • f
A lew op--! oi". tfieT • ami- " 'is
hair,< n f f .i- •' 1 •* >' •*
UrtAff®vl tl& bvfd I'y all dnC;»• i .■j *•
Planing Mill
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LiiHiber Yard*
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