KASKSNE (THg MEW tVlftlff F-) tiool> appet,te * Sg St* sTBKSGTH. qnrr sieves, ntrn DITR. | [ <|k SWKKT SLEEP. A POWERFUL TONIC. Ait the most delicate stomach will Dear. A SPECIFIC FOB MALARIA, RHEUMATISM, HERVOUS PROSTRATION, and all Germ Diseases. ! THK MUST SCIENTIFIC AND SUCCESSFUL BLOOD FUB4FIBB. Superior to quinine. Iter yfm. Lucas. Hector Grace church. Ra venna. 0.. writes: "I cordially endorse Ka-s --kID« as being Just what you claim, an excel lent eutetltute tor qatulne. is lih none of Its bad SffecU. MrS. Lie as had a. serlcrai form of CVifc*i« tni was confined to her bed for tnontha Kaaklne luul her up and around la a Saw days, and In a short ttme cure.Hie r." J LtTtnz In the malarial districts of Maryland I h«»«« a iWHimct worst forms of malarial lever I drugged myself with quinine and Sther remedies wttbout aTail. I was greatly reduced when I hoard of Kasklne. Its curative bowers were a medical revelation to me. It mired me and I btre not had a return of the mUMt , ,•' i (Prof.) J. D. Htrd., It. A.. Asst. Chemist. AGRICULTURAL College. Letters from the above peMtms, giving full de tail*. wffl be sent cm application. I Kaeklne can Ue raktu without any spccl.il iaealcal advice. TT.oe per txrttle. or six bottles fir to. Bold by J. C fiuler, IX tar sent by mall on Wceipt «r price. » | KASKINE (V.. 54 Warren St.. N'ew Yorlc. UHpbplitnoiliineiSoifa Almost a« Palatable as Milk. The only pnjmnHaa of COD LfTEB OIL tlut aan »n sad toleratod for a iMgtlMe A» 'li i sniEDr roK ro!wnrrnoir, ifoiai&k AKJIBLL cat HmwauM. wmfkvb \u$n* a. iflHliiui a wSmm mmmm w : SSSi totbeeooaMcsof ttewedd. The Reason Wbjr yoq (diould send your onler for any kind of Hye or Hour! mi 'Whisker. Brandy, din Wliies, tic., to J. Srtiumaclier, No. OCA f4--erty St.. PlUs tuug. Pit . bi ive*iu«e he keeps the tw*t and ptir est eoods In that line, and sells them at loner prices than m Ik>use In PlftsTmn? TTrfee year Old Pure Bye. 00 per gallon. Kour year old Pore irye, tic.6o perKftllon. Five year «ld Pare K*fc, #a.ort per lyillon. From s to * year old Pure Kye f.i M to *5.00 per gallon. The purest imported Wines, liminne* ■pWflnKfrF, v 'sOflM ntilf»fW*f IO w! pfin* of f lies country. Ko charge for uackaxe. Call or write and gtseiHe Toa win after thai deal with no other bouse. Send money Willi order, tey registered letter or P. O. order. Revenue law* prohibit shipping goods C. O. D. Respectfully JmXIB SCH VBTAOCL CR, m liberty Kt.. PlMsburg. Pa. \3f More located two mfnute* walk from I'n ton Depot DiamsTßi. Oli WALpItOX. flradnate of the rhlla • delpftta tVutal College, 1s prepared loda anyUilu# Ui the line of his profession in a aatMnctory maimer. Ottce on Mailt street, Duller, Union Work npsUira. J.S.IIUBK, M.D-, Ha* removed from Harmony u> Duller end 1 fctt omce*t No. a, Mam at... tun* doors Mow Urwry I loose. apr-M-tf. , E. C.McCURDY, H jnbjraiclan an! Hargeon, DENTIST, - - BUTLER, PA. All wMSjiertaiulug to the profession' execut ed in the neatest manner. SipeeMitlea Cold Killing*, and Painless Kx- KmOob at Teetb, VHallzedAir iidmiuisterod. Ms* W leftnea doer Kant ef Low rt ■MM, BY Htalrs. Office open tolly, except Wednesdays and Thursdays. Communications by mail receive prompt attention. . V. Ik—The e«ly tatkt la Butler using the HW b>IIII EF beet H. .JOHN E. BYEEy, PHYSICIAN ' AN /sURCEO:sI Ofßoe No. SB Sodth Main Street, BUTLER, - PA. SAMUEL M. BIPPD S t Physician and Surgeon, No. 10 WeetConsißghsm Ist., BTTTIjEfiR/, IFEINrZSr'.A A J FRANK & CO, s ' - —mist.tM r*—- ' DRUGS, MfcDICIKES, - . AN O CHEMIfAIiH, FANCY AMD TOILET ABTIOEB, SPONGES, B&US11E8, PEEFUMEBY, Ac. Bnr*Phystelans' ITofuaiption* carefully c 0... povndeq, and orders answered wli.li euro una Alepatch. Cfr stock of medicines IH complete warranted ( •nulue, and of the best qunllty. -.,45 South Main Street, \ V JPJi ■ »*■■■** ?*■ . »»« .» . • • . -l« •• * . . MBS. AMELIA EYTHri ' ' Iff' ! Itfl'lOlltl ftfl'fl itftV Jt' Wv>tod linuiediau.'ly U more learning girls. Thankitigcu*Wjio<-r» tO;- pant patroni\%n I um still at tho old s'.unO. House No. 48 Cunningham St., JU PA.* jgaiVM BOOXH TO KEHT. YYI. T rise in the CITIZKN. THE CITIZEN. MISCRLLANEOI'S Bits for the Beaux. Every man "at eomo period of his life is an egregious fool, but by a wise dispensation of Providence man knows exactly when that time is. It's when he's in love. —She—Are you going to the pic nic on Tucoday, George? He—Ob. yes. She (with feeble indifference) —Alone George? lie—No; I shall take an umbrella. He— 6o you don't care to be mine with ail that I have at my com mand? She—That's just the trouble. I doo't want to be under yonr com mand. —lf a young man wishes to know all about a yoccg girl, he must see her in evening dress at a winter ball and in a bathing suit at the beacn in summer. —Why cannot a man whose ad dresses are rejected by the lady of his choice have her arrested for con tempt of court? —"Ethel, do you love me?" he in quired in a hasty eager manner. "I have often told you so," was the reply. "Then prove it now" "How can I!" "Change your face powder- The kind yoa use now almost invari bly makes me sick." Titles of Semi-barbaric Kings. From tbe Irish Weekly Mail.]* The titles cf the King of Buiir.a include: The King cf KiEgs; th Can9e of tbe Preservation of all Animals; the Regulator of the Sea sons; the Absolute Master of the Ebb and Flow of tbe Sea; Brother to the Sun; and KiDg of the Four and Twenty Umbrellas. In the matter of titles, those of the royal house of Barmah are not in the first rank, for the titles of the kings of Achein are far in advance. Ho is styled •'Sovereign of th 3 Universe, whose body is luminous as the Sun; whom God created to be as accomplished as the moon a* her plentitude; whose eye glitters like the Northern star; a king as spiritual as a ball is round— who, when he rises, shades all his people—from under whose feet a sweet odor is wafted," etc , etc. Labor Saving Machinery. A striking instance of our labor saving machinery is that which makes tin cans, says the American Exporter. One of the machit-eb used in tbe process solders the longi tudinal Beams of the cans at tbe rate of fifty a minute, tbe cans rushing along in a continuous stream; of course a drop or two of the solder is left on the can. The drop on the out side is easily wiped off, but it is not 00 easy to secure the drop left on tfcc inside. An ingenious workman has patented an arrangement for wiping the inside of the can without stopping tbe mpcbioery. Result, several thou sand dollars in royalties io his own pocket, and a saving of sls worth of solder per day to the firm tbat UPCS it. Thirty thousand cans is a day's work for this machine. Rustless Iron. Rustless iron is baing manufactur ed in New York by a new process which, it is claimed, converts tbe eur face of the metal into magnetic oxide of Iron. This is done by subjecting it successively to tbe action of highly heated air and carbonic oxide gas from coal fires. The hot air convert* tbe metallic surface into red oxide of iron, which is tl.en reduced to black or magnetic oxide by the gis. This renders it rust proof when exposed -to tbe air or to fresh or salt water. The process can be applied with most sat isfactory results to water pipes and architectural work. Difference Between Folks. "There is as much difference b«- tweeu some folks as there is between other people." This remark fell up on our ears as we wera passing a email group standing together on tha sidewalk. VVbat was tho occasion <;f so wi&u a remark w« of course did Lot know. If it be true anywhere, it ih true of tho manner the Compound Oxygen Treatment affects different patients even with appa ently tho same chronic affliction. Some receive relief at once, and commence a com plete restoration to health, which is wonderful to themselves and Iriands. Such was the experience of a lawyer in Eaaton, Pa , when be wrote June Btb, 1880: "I ain uot otily pleiiflcd, J am delighted with the Treatment. The third day alter beginning to uee it, to my utter surpriwe and inex pressible joy. that terrible 'sinking feeling' in the pit of the stomach, and a week later that twin curse, the pain above the eyes, both of which con stituted tho burden of my complaint wberi I coneulted you, disappeared, and I Lave not been troubled with either since. It is wonderful! Others may UKO the same Troat ment two months before they receive that hoprove-ment which satir.Des them tbey are reully ou tho road to health. If you wish to know more of this remarkable remedy, write for "Compound Oxygen, its mode of i* tion and results," a treatise of t\\?o' hundred pages, giving full and int«-r --esting information. It fa mailed free to every applicant by Drs. Star key & Palcn, 1529 Arch street, Philailfl phia, l'a. —We understand tbat the red beaded girls are organizing, with the watchword, "Tbe white Lorte most go." Chainwork collarettes are 00W worn. They are no pretty that as soon as a girl sees one she wants to collarette. —There have been no cafes of Asiatic cholera in this country yfct, but the American Colorow has bro ken out. The Testimony Of Thousands establishes beyond a doubt that Dr. Tutt's Liver Pills, followed by (Jyi nine, is n permanent cure for Chills and Fever and all Bilious diseases. For sale by all druggists. Price, 2 r > cents per box. —Now we know why Henry George passcß the hat at bis unti poverty meetings. He is about to start a daily labor paper. —lt Won't Bake Bread.—lD other words; Hood's Sarsaparilln will not do impossibilities. Its proprie tors tell plainly wbut it La* done, submit proofs from sources of unques tioned reliability, and ask frankly if you are suffering from aDy disease or affection caused or promoted by impure blood or low state of tbe sys tem, to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. The experience of others is sufficient us nurance that you will not bo dis appointed in tho result. A Democratic Toboggan Slide. From Louisville Commercial.] A pyramid whose hieroglyphics every mossbackcan read. Kentucky's Democratic majorities for the past six years: 187t; t'2,510 I>7» 4.1,017 1*)J0 42,75-1 l«<:i 44,434 l.S>4 34.M9 18ft7.. .17,615 —As ret old Colorow can say, ' No pent up Ute taker con'racts my powers " Mrs. Cleveland ha 3 take an interest in forestry. She is preparing a genealogical tree of ber husband's family. England is a great country for claims at preeent. Gladstone claims that he is K a i n ' n ff ground, and Salis bury proclaims the Land League. The Dublin people are roundly denouncing tbe proclamation of the Laud League. This is strange. It was generally supposed they would hail it as a long felt want. —The fire in the Calumet and Hec ia still rages. It ia not surprising tbat a mine named after a tobacco pipe and a vo'cano shonld do some smoking occasionally. —A new subject for the paragraph er has appeared The venerable goat whose favorite diet is overworked tomato cans isn't a circumstance to the German worm which eats iron rails. An American who has been making love to an elderly woman of fortune and is noted for his fulsome compliment is called "The laxader mist," because be has been "btutfing a downy olu bird. Hay Fever. I have suffered greatly Irom peri odical returus of hay fever. At tbe Suggestion of Covert Cheeycr, Druggists, 1 obtained Ely's Crbam Balm, and used a portion of it during a severe attack. I can cheerfully tes tify as to the immediate and contin ued rslief obtained by its use. 1 heartily recommend it to those suffer ing from this or kindred ooaiplaiuts —(Rev ) H. A. Smith, Clinton, Wis. —England has about 30,000 bliu'l people. —Nebraska claims a population of 800,000. —A failure to vaccinate is punish ed at Phcenix, A. T. by S3OO line or six mouthc in jail. In General Debility, Emaciation, Consumption and Wasting in Chil | dren, Scott's Emulsion is a most val j nable food and nudicine, it crea.es an appetite, strengthens the nervous system and builds up the body ' Have been highly pleased with it in Consumption, Scrofula, and Wasting Diseases, Bronchitis and Throa' Troubles " —A Joue?, M D. Corner*- ville, Tenn —There was an increased area ol no less than 7G/JBS acres under culti vation in Ireland last year. —A garter snake four feet long contain.ng f)<> young snakes was kill ed at Coxoatowo. i'a., iiy C.F. Green a wai,. —An Ohio girl in a breach of prom ise suit showed up and had read 145 letters written to her within a court ship of 120 days, Give Them A Chance ! That is to say, your lungs Also all your breathing machinery. Very wonderful machinery it is. Not only the larger air-passages, but the thou sands of Ifttlo tubes and Cavities lead iug from thorn. When these are clogged and choked wiih matter which ought not to be there, your lutijrs cannot half do their work And what tbey do, they cannot do weil. Call it cold, cough, croup, pneumonia, catarrh, consumption or any of the family Of throat and nose and head and lung obstructions, ali are bad. All ought to be got rid of. Thero is just one sure Way to get, :rd of them. That is to take BorchoefS - German Syrup, which any will sell you at 75 setts a bottle. Even If every-thing else has failed you, you may deptud upon this for certain. A naturalist savrv tbat u mos quito is very beautiful ifyou examine him in a scientific spirit. The frame of mind, however, witn which o|rt usually exaniinef. a mosquito is nit/ conducive to tho cainices-i of deliber ation uecesuury to scieiitiiic study. —Georgia and New York ought to make some ariangement whereby the deep-dved criminal who teaches white and colored children together, and the black-hearted rtxcal who throw.-, crumbs to tbt* sparrow:', can be incar- [ cerated in the a trne penitentiary, j Their crimen are too heinous to per- j mit of their being placed in the itme pir-on with harmless murderers and incendiaries. Drunkenness or the Liqour Habit Positively Cured by ad ministering Dr. Haines' Golden Specillic. It can b.» given in a cup of coffee (Jt tea Without' the knowledge 'if tho priori taking ij; is I ifltsOftitely harmless and Will «%»vt a 1 permanent and speedy cure, | whether tho pr.tient is a moderate I drinker or an alcoholic wreck. 1 ihitptin of uriuikaris ijavo bee. 11 1 matte temperate men who nave taken ' the Golden Specific in their coffee with-1 out their knowledge, and to-day be- | lievc tliuy <|Uit drinking of their own free-will. IT NJSVER FAILS The' onto impregnated with tfcfc I Sjn cifi'! it l.wotiies n u utter iioposM-' Cility for trie liquor appetite to exist. For full particulars, address G<»i,ii- F.V SPECIFIC Co., 185 Race St., Cincinnati, Ohio. —Prince Ferdinand has closed thtn Sobranje. We understand that' Georgia wants him to operate on her | Legislature now. —The Democratic nominee for Governor of dhu< is bald headed. 1 That explains how l.e got in the row of aspirants Cor tb.-j nomination. ' —A contemporary has an article oh Seal Pirates, But an we don't think seal pie "would bo good, we don't caro nnytluug about tbe rates tney are eoid at.. County Auctioneer, JAMES P.. KEABN", StWTI,i:JC, I'l .VVA. IH i>Rß'|.U'c<l to »urvc th« pulilic ol tUU »e< tio:i UI vuudiHia, etc. U lU'l many JMIU* ol o*|jerleii(!e iie <»n K'i «i"Wit<* peif'-et tultaTui tion »t that will ewlt all. )>«*<: word at tin* office. 3,5,84.1 y i WANTED-imWZ,X>, •>.' "I'l lit„i. 11,.f, vi-M'l|r.-'L I'! , mn'jrnliH.r(l|,ia I *uag«wU»uUiy. (i,iy Miutf., 1; Uaiclu* SU..N. *. 18 m v IBBT FBI FALL 111 WINTER YOU WILL FIND AT ' 22 SOUTH MAIN STREET. BUTLER, - " I One of the largest and most complete lines of BOOTS, SHOES .AND RUBBERS .Ever offered to the trade. Anticipating an unusually large trade this fall I bought accordingly and my store is filled to its utmost capac ity awaiting your arrival to make your pur chases for fall and winter which you should do as early as possible while the selection is large and the htock lull and complete. Mens' and Boys' Kip Boots. I am happy to inform the trade that my stock of Boots is per fect in every particular and cannot help being appreciat ed for 1 took special care in selecting them, feeling that this line of goods above* all others should be selected with the most care possible. They are here and fully up to my idea of a Boot for a man or boy who has to be out in all kinds of weather in the winter. My Common Kip "Boots' are all cut of the famous Walker Oakley Kips of Chicago, and every pair warranted to turn water and stay soft and pliable. I have the utmost confidence in these Boots knowing so well the grade of stock they are made from. I "feel perfectly safe in recommending them to my trade. Prices on this particular line is Mens' Iland Peg, Hand sided Kip Boots, Boys'sl.7s, Youths' $1.25, Childrens' DO cts. My cheaper bocts are all cut from first class stock, prices from 50 to 75 cts. lower than other grades. liis', ngir (to ceuw sins. This line of goods is thoroughly complete both in fine and common shoes. Kvcry day shoes for p rsons that require a good strong shoe I have thc-in made from Oak Kip, and the very best tannery Calf every pair pefectly water proof and servieable. The Childrens' School Shoos are all made extra high cut of good Calf skin and Oil <i.»at both being waterproof s■■cures for them a very important thing and that is dry leet nt all times in the winter. In Ladies and Misses Tine Shoes an in spection will convince you that they are all that I claim for them L Cood Goods, Corrpct Styles and Perfect Fitting prices on all tliese j.4>ods are greatly reduced since last year. Ladies and Misses Fine Shoes are fully 15 per cent, below Inst, year's prices and Childrens High f.ut School Shoes an; se'llir.p :>t sante iiric<\, the LIDW Cut goods sold at before. In ofleiing this line oi goods ( feel ju tly proud that I am able to place them on sale at the remarkable low price at which they are to be sold. . Mens' Fine Seamless Shoes, l wish particularly to eall your attention to a lioe of fine seam less .shoes in Button, Bal. or Congress, lip or I'lain loe. I have Jinds llmt. are much cheaper and some that are higher price, but this one line I consider a Special Bargain having bought <»7 cases of these fine shoes at less th in first cost 1 have ; placed them on sale for SLoO a pair. I hey ar: worth con siderable more money and you had bitter secure a pair before they are a'l gone. List of- Some of my Specialties Ladies' spring heel Shoos and Slipper*, f'.'lt solo Shoe* and Hlippere, Old Ladies' warm shoes and clipper*, L tdins' line Braver cloth button ft hoe vvurm lined hand turned—«. perfect HUC.;O«H MuOit' low iiintcp Boot* in Kip and Calf, Mens' Felt Boots, Menu' Beaver Boots, Mens' Duck Boot*—warm and waterproof. BOOTS and SHOES MADE to ORDER 1 My capacity for 'making strictly hand made liootw and Shoes is j the largest'in Western Pennsylvania. All work warranted and lit guaranteed. 500 Pair Shop Hoots on hand which maws it very convenient | lor any who cannot wait to have their Hoots made. 1 hey arc i all made of French Kip, Box too and plain, three or four ! Holes, extra high in the leg. A full stock of shop made Shoes ' always on hand in ButUm, Bal. and Congress | pairing both Rubber and Leather (foods. Lea t lire j and Findings less tTian City prices. BOSTON RUBBER GOODS As Boston Rubber Shoo f'o's goods art; the best goods in the market expurience has taught mo that, there is nothing | ♦.(, be made by handling those low priced Lubbers. So 1 have concluded to handle Boston goods and the price I will sell ! them at puts them within the reach of all. Lvery pair of j Eufciber Hoots and Shoes in my house have been made this \ year and all plainly stamped Boston Rubber Shoe Co. MENS' lIUBBKit BOOTS, Bostons, $2.35, including a | pair of good heavy slippers. The above price cannot be dupli cated. Hoys' Rubber Boots SI.KS, Bostons' Youths' $1.25, | Womens' sois, Childrens'!M) cts., Misses' $1.15. MK'NS' BUCKLB ARCTICS, Bostons, $1 00. A full ■ lin«* of Warm Over-shoes for Men, Boys, Ladies and Children. ' Prices guaranteed to be lower than than any othei house in j Butler county. Goods warranted to be Boston Rubber Co. I goods made this year. No limit to the supply. When you come to the Fair or Reunion, or at any time eall and see me, Yours Very lruly, JOHN BICKEL, 22 South Street, ASKS YOUK While other merchants are singing their own praises, we cause our customers to acknowledge that our method of dealing is the best, our gocds fecond o tcne, in fact superior to many usually kept end sold as THE BEST. "Butler aud urrounding couutry needed such a store as this," is the general encouraging words our customers give us, "and people will be fast finding it out too." We keep good aud well made goods only. Our cheapest garment is sewed with first class thread, trimmed, lined and made up iu a substantial manner Our medium and better grades take rank with any Custom-made in the way of fitting and make up. while our FIXE DRESS SUITS must be seen to be appre ciated. OUR PRICES are decidedly the lowest. In short we desire to state that we keep a full line of Mens', Youths', Boys' and Childrens' Clothing of all styles and grades. Efery garment sold under a positive guarautee that it must be as represented or money refunded. HATS, CAPS, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, etc., in great variety. The latest styles of everything pertaining to a first-class clothing store always on hand. The true fitting white and fancy shirts always on hand. We ask those who have not as yet patronized our store to give ns a fair trial. We have no doubt "of the ulti mate result: We invite one and all to call on us before purchasing their Clothes, Underwear or Hats elsewhere. Remember, uo misrepresentation, be he judge or no judge of goods, at BAHNY'S ONE-PRICE CLOTHING STORE eisones K£iissa block. JVlain Street, Out lei*' Pa. ' IfifcSQ IBE3 1850 1«0 iiso IMP 1850 n ri n yvh THE |JBI« IST IF I til Jo , JEWELER. No. 19 NORTH MAIN STREET, GUI OPENING OF SPRING GSIIBS. Diamonds, Ladies' and Gents' Gold ami Silver Watches CAiUPV PI fHiPljfQ Paper Weight, Gilt with Glass Shade, Plush Lock, Plaque'with Floral Ornament !Ml* 0 H l ' on > MARBLE, Enameled Iron; in short, a complete line of Clocks liTf CkY*\lT Q Q Dou t t0 3ee line °* Goods, as it is the largest kJXiYvX W Cwl v Cu VvAWil UjT • ™ most complete stock eyer shown in Butler. rvTl y~TVJY Iso SPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES, in Gold, Silver and Steel frames, U IV n scientifically adjusted under Dr. King's System. K«iuvuiber[we Warraut all Goods as Represented. Engraving free of charge. Place of business opposite Troutman's Dry Goods Store. SIGN OP WIRE SIGN. No- 19. North. Main Street, - - - BUTLER, ~P.A, YOUR ATTENTION Is O allecl to my Stock of A (4.®Watches, Clocks, Jewelery, SILVERWARESPECTACLES, .^fpßEj T £!.> All of which have been selected with great care for OUR TRADE. KSeH HUES,' FORBS°"sPOOH°s" SC., SC., /fflgf At the lowest cash prices possible. AH voods Engraved FREE of charge. If you wish to buy from a well K. GRIEB S, No. 16.' Street. iuLt) WATCH cASIj sign 01 ' electric BELL*' tA " WETHERILL'S \V\y' -w-vV' - jr Artistic Oeilgns. Houses, Quean Anne Cottages, Huburban KeKldenccs, Etc-., / niaich shade* ot V?\^4jgOS>itt^hirt V-A- latest and mod ef icctlve combinations W 1 iX "f colon In house ",«" UM painting. •f «very If your dealer him not ptnkaif | got our portfolio ask lilra »'»«' 1 ato send to us for one. You 'ATLAS'I ?j«. enn then fee exactly liow READY- \ I your house will anjiear MIXED \ Jv j when finished. PAINT \ jM\ j Do this <>n unc"Atlas" to rU"m- «'M VliJ Rsadj-Mlxsd Paint sud »n --i.ru0i1,,,,, \ t >.2 sure yourhelf satisfaction. 'S® *#»SecourKu»r«ntoo. oifl f»*,u.,r \ f l ; LfieoD,WotkiliaCo. iwlat i«ia * 1 t H White Lead and Psint / ii? ~ Manufacturers. LJWI W&6 NORTH FhUNT 31. \nr PHILADELPHIA. "A. SOLD IIY J. C. REDICK, Solo Agent, riutlcr, - - l'a. S-\ DOCTORS LAKE mm IB PItIVA'IT. IrtSPKN'SAKY /iflgi jey OKKKKH, !KMS ri;SN AVK. ■ "jM&M' PITTSBUROM, PA.- All forini of Drllr.-ito (iinl f 'oni- V%r r '!v®' iillriili'il 111 i-:iHei ri <,nt:inK«'<>s ii'' | I m.M IM.iiml hill.Vfll I" Mi'dl ration «!■() trenail ut. UiN In pen ;iry Willi n i u«- rt a ijin ly lai.i'ii 'd. I>r. S. K. I.:IUo Imi tui'mluT of lln lln) 111 < "Hi';-if of I'liN Miliuniifl Mi' V.mi, mi'l 11 tlionld. timl in" tf\|n'ilei I Si'li I u.- ist In tl.i-flty. H|.i ril nlti 11111111 klm n •<> N' iv -1,11,1 til l.il'.ty troin I .I'l-H Ho mciitnl <•> I'l'tlmi, In lllhcii-fli'iiH of \ 1.11111, A'-., ram Intf I■'i>' I' lil mid iiM iit.tlill c-nV,"I I' l. ofem-ivy, <!' 'I"""' ury, etn.; n! < ;iiiH*iv, OM Sik I* Hh, IMI«m, Klicmiint)/HI him! till(liM'uii << o£ tii<! bUn, I'.Nhml, IiIIIIL'w, I riji nry < hyiuiH, £«*. < OMMIIII.IUOII I KM- IIIHI Htrir.tly confMt III'MI. |OUIHI> lo 4 mid 7 loH p.m.; SllliiUi) m - t>4» *f J).111. Ollly . * Jill lit Ollir({ Of nil'h < *4 H. K. I. A Hi.. M. t M.IC.( \I\K. or K..J.LAKK, M.l>, SURVEYING LA N I), COAL HANKS, AND LEVELING. i'liilictilar attonliiin >;ivi;ii to tlio Retracing ol old linos. Adtlcivil, si. r. Co. Niis t ej or North llojiy I'. ()., Holler (Jo., l'a. H,5,*».1y mmim hotel. No. 88 and DO, S. Main St., - - IJA.1 J A. N< «'ir N«vv Court IIOIIM formerly Donaliltton Mo.i«i' j{i»o«l 2M!(toiniiioilations for (iood .t;ihlin|> <*,Miiii<*<'t<Ml. [I •.) VI, |y| II l l'l KNJItUI LKlt. Prop'r. For nrojiH.v. < ii:«v« l. l irltflll h, ilourt. i iiiiary or 1.1 v* r In- ' Norvousiifs: , Ar. < nr«' <»u;ir- j lint' :il. Oil let* Kil Anil Hhv« I riiUtfdnlpliln. |i 1 l#or bottle?,« lor $:». At Try It. A. Troutman & Son. Illllillll<j>llllllllll We invite special attention to our unrivaled Stock of Dry .Goods, Notions. Trimmings, Carpets, Rugs, Mattings, Oil Cloths, Lace Curtains, Curtain Poles, Window Shades and Fixtures. SILKS and DRESS GOODS. 1 • ;i •<; ' t ' , t :>A(d We have a large assortment of Colored Dress Goods in all the New Shades. Black and Colored Silks at Special low prices Table Linens, Table Napkins, \ Quilts, Muslin Underwear for ladies and Muses, New Kid Gloves, New Lisle and Silk Gloves, New Velvets, New Hraid Trimmings. Carpets, Carpets, Carpets, We have just received a very large stock of New Spring Car pets in new Colorings and Designs and at lower prices, New Smyrna Mugs, Door Mats, Oil Cloths, &c., cDc. Lace Curtains, Madres Curtain by the yard, Curtain Poles, Curtnin Chains, Window Shades, Fixtures, &e. Spring Jackets and Wraps lor ladies and Misses. LARGEST STOCK. BEST ASSORTMENT. at A. TROUTMAN & SON'S, Butler,, Pa- GET THE BEST! STONE PUMPS. Manufactured by James McNooa at UallHtoD, Butler CouDty, l'a. The only I'ump that lcavod the wutor AIWOIiUTEI/lf PUHK. They uro ibo most desirable pump made. WE GUARANTEE SAT ISFACTION in every respect. KEIBTER I J . 0-» Co., Tr»a | \|EAI)VILLE (10N8ERVAT0KY OF A IIIKII linwle institution Willi facilltle.s In Mnslc anil Art secoml to no school In the country. ' Kniplovs only teacheix ol experience and eminent refutation. Khclil aepar.-itc courses HI Music iiirliiilinu all' itraiK-in i Vocul ami Instrumental. I* alilllatod with Allegheny College winch accepts Mimic as un elective slmly. A thoroimh Art ( oiirHc. Sluilio,.e.|ui|.i» il with llnest CIWIH, IIIUI« r l imine of an artist of rare iililllty. IM|i!oin.ii uranteil those c< TN I>II ilnn unv olie <>t the cmirtes. JCXITIICIII HOARDING laeilltiw at very moderate rates. HI intents admitted to any unule. fall term heipim September ' Mil Kelul for ('ullilngm- 10. V -.»-«« I'UOK. K. A. BIIHUI.DS, UIUMTOK, MICAUVII.LK, PA. &*A mmm The ouly brand of Laundry Soap awarded a first class medal at the New Orleans Exposition. Guaran teed absolutely pure, aud for general household purposes is the very best T--" . REGISTERED. »U£Ad'ei. Pa. A WELL TRIED TREATMENT For Consumption, Asiimia, BronrhitiH, ihiixp «!», Catarrh, Hay FV\, r. Uraduhr, Debility. Kluynallvm, Neuralgia and all Chronic cuii Nervous Disorders. "The Omnpotind O.w.Tcn Treatment." Drs. Starkey & palcu, No. lArch Street, PliU; i'«l phla. have been ustua lor tlie last sever;ten years. Is a scientific aiijiisiiaent of the element* of Oxy;-.u auil KiJLroijtjii magnetized. and tho compound Is so condensed mid made portable that It Is acut all over the world. Drs. Starkey £ I'alen have the liberty to refer to tl:e following mimed well-known perxns who liave tried tlie'.r treatment: nON.WJI. 1). KELLEY, Member of tongieys, Philadelphia. UEV. VRTOIt L. I UNi.'AD, Editor Lutheran Observer, Philadelphia, HKV. t JIAKUUS W, u blilNG, D. 1).. Rochester N. Y. HON. \VAI. NIXON, Editor Inter-ocean, Chicago. ikUEY. A. \V. MOOKE. Editor Tho Centenary, I.r.lieaster. S. OiViii ll\ i.'K >N. Lullor New fc'outli.Piim- Ate. jrPGKII. 1". viUJOMATf, Qnenemo, Kr.n. JHiiS. jVIAJiV A. LiYEI \iQl>Ji'> Alelrosc, Mi fsa chusetts. JT'DOE li. s. VCORRKK*. New York City. Mlt. K. C. KMGiUT. Phllautlphla. Mli. I'ItANK SU>L).\LL, Aie:i:haiit, Philadel] lilil lION. W. \V. SCHuY I.KK. Euston, Pa. L. WILSON, Ki* liroadway. N. Y., i d. I hlladclphla Pnotonrapher. FIDELIA ?l. LYON, tViimea, Hi,wall Sand wich Islands. ALEXANDRIA lUTOHIK. Inverness. Scotland, iilla. MANUEL V. OKTKCA, Kresnillo, Zac''e cas. iloxieo. MKS. EMMA CQOPKH. VI ilia , Spanish Hondu ras, neutral America. J. COB I'. I*. S. Vice Consul, Casablanca, Moroc co. M. Y. VSII llltOOK, Red ItlulT ('al. liKNKSI TURNER, Natttngenm. England. JACOIi WAIUJ, Kowrnl, New South Wales. And thousands ol otberi in every part or the I'nited SUltes. "Compound Oxygen—lts ?lode of Action and ResulU," is the title 01. a new brochure of two hundred published by Drs. Starkey Palen. which jrlves to all inquirers full Inform.i --• *lon as to this remarkable curative agent and a record of several hundred surprising cures l.i a wide range of chronlccasisi—many of tlietn al , tor bci!i;, r abuaiioiicd to die by oilier physicians, will l)e milled free to any address on applica tion. Head the brochure! I>ILS. STARKKY & I'AI.KV. So, i:»2l> Ardi StrcM, lMillndrlpiiln, Pa. WEST m housil Tills lintel, just acres, the street from the de pot. has been refitted in the new, und i. :.tu again prepared to accommodate the travelling public, , nmm gf the m, DAY OH WEEK. Good Rooms, good attention. good stabling: rates moderate. For further lu/<>m»iH|on enquire 011 tlio ■ . , ■ 1 prcini;. -s of R. B. GILCHRIST, Propriotcr. ißf CMIPEST OBOEEBI STORE in Butler, three doors west of West Pt'un Depot. Having opened a fresh ",!ock of GROCI'UH'.H consisting of f'olTte, Tea*. Sinjar, Syrop. Spa • .1, CHnneil (loods ol all kiuus. Ham.,, Bacon, Lartl, Sc., &c., Tobacco unci Cigars, KLOIJR of best brands and iow prices ; nlso, \ l ull line ol Rlinglcr's popuiar brands of iamily Hour constantly on tlffmts. HAY, OAT*, CORN and PEED of all kinds at lowest figures. i\« 1. SaU,l.owfi' any otlicr lloiise an ftuller. Country Produce wanted for which the lifgh -st T-rlee will be paid. Oail mid examine our stock and priei s Woods delivered itee to ;iil parts of tow n. ■ J. J. KEABNS k CO., Enst JelTerson St., - - Butle Pd. J. H. DOUGLASS, 1 ~DfcALlill IN STATIONERY or' ALL KINDS, Bookg and Periodicals, CHEAP TABLETS, —AND— Wall Paper, Building, Main St., BTJTIjISK, - - 3r»A, POHWITURE! FURNITURP! Bed Room Suits, Dining Room Suits, LOOKING GLASSES, PICTURE FRAMES, CARPET-SEAT ROCKERS, Fino Line of Curpet Soat Rockers, at No. 40, NORTM MAW ST., The Cheapest Furniture Store INBUTLER, W. F.MILLER. ® Ready Mixed. rm, on. T n lo 1.00 per sral. lIKsT UNSJJKDOIL PAINTS. Bhipivsl Anywhere, all shades. Property eiwn er» order direct. Also a end .1 ply l'Olt ltootln;f wltii iH-st eoallnvalid Cenu.-pt, Agents want''J. (kHiir card pricu list free. ATLAS 1 AINI ((•„ P.O. PlttsburK. Pa BUTLER Mutual Firo inaursr^^^| Office Cor. Main & Cunninghal^H .3. 0. ROKSBING, Puestdent. YVM. CAMPRKI.T;, TkkaSUKKR. il.mC. HKINKMAN, Skorbtaut. DIRECTORS: .1 I. Purvis. ;a.muel Anders-n, Wtlllani < ampbcfl ». W. Hiirkhart. A. Ttoiitinaii, lldiderso" Oliver (• (' ItoeHslnu, .lamesStephenson, |)'r. W Irvlii. N- Well/el, J. If. Taylor 1"■ f ■ Uelnuman. LOYAL M'JUNKIN, (Jen, Ag't- BUTLER, IHV£DTICI»DCt ° ro,ht " t -* ho tooM.Yiin# Mill tit I ivklld thit paper,of obUln «>tima(M on tdforliilng when In Chicago, will iind it on Mo it VicAdvoitwlfAtW-
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