STROM CLARK, A. M., M, D„
PF
SPECIALIST
la the treatment of Chron
ic PlWf Mm con fines his Practice
to such cases only as are BO clearly
»nH fully developed as to make a com
plete and positive diagnosis withoat
guessing or allowing patients to
make a statement of their condition,
on this basis of Positive Diagnosis,
for treatment, Dr. Clark's exp?rieuce
has become strictly unlimited by a
practice which in extent, variety and
successful results is equaled by few
and excelled by none. Patients i;ot
cared by ordinary Treatment or in
doabt as to the nature of their dis
eases Especially Invited.
Dr. Clark Originated, Teaches and
Practices Positive Diagnosis aud CAN
BE CONSULTED AT
PITTSBURG, PR,
7TH AVE. HOTEL,
(For Patients outside City)
Tuesday Aog. 21, '33.
(tltjr A«if. 10 lo IS, *ss.)
BUTLER, I J A.,
LoAvry House,
•/
Saturday and Monday,
AUG. 25 &27 'BB.
New York City, Grand Central
Hotel, each alternate week, from
Bept. 27. 'BB. to March 15. 'BO.
Send ,for Dr. Clark's Paper, The
Chronic Practioner, Laboratory (P.
O ) Pa. Homer L Clark, A. M. M.
D., Clinical Assistant.
gmRRH
ELY'S CREAM HALM
/* mot « liquid, snujf or potcrler. Applied into
mmtriis is fuiclciy abtorbed. It rCxtnses the
komd Allays injbmmatv,*. I lea Is the torn. I
Restore* the tenses of taste and smell,
m w»tiat DrugglMfc; by mall, reglsim-d. cts
Ely Brothers, • r "" uu *
{ndiejesfian
is the first form cf Dys
pepsia. It may be the
. fault of the food, but the
CHANCES ARE it is tllC
stomach's fault.
Whatever tVe cause,
it can be cured—and
cured permanently—by
P^S c .i dc < s
PILLS
which arc purely vege
table and free from all
injurious ingredients.
Tor Rule l>7*ll Pri -«i 25 rt». fr Imy;
a Uamr* far «"> >l>; or - 111 1 v p.al:iL-' frw. «>a
ncn; t<.r|icic-'. Ur. - So:i. I'LiUJ a.
DOCTORS LAKE
|MI PRIVATE DISPENSARY
OFFICES, 906 rKKN AVE.,
-PITTSBURGH, PA.—
A'l foriiit of Delicate awl Com.
pliraird requiring CONFI
OKSIIAI. and BCIE>TIPIC MHira-
Uoa art in-alal at lb in lJix|«oaary with a miifna
rani* ai talked Dr.S. K. Lake ta a member ol tbo
loyal Cull«w of.l'hyiiciaiM and Barg»-oiis, ami in
Ik* oMut ail moat experienced BPW.IAI.IKT In the
•ttjr. Sj«rlmJ attrntloa given to Nervous Ifc-l.iiity
•«« exn*lre menial eieiik.il, ImJiwrrlionn of
prmth A-., rxuilac pbri'ral and menial decay, lack
of energy, J, etc.: :IIM> ('am en. Old Sorea,
Flu, I'ilaa, Übeumaibiui and all dikeuea of Ibeßkin,
■laud. Lulls', Urinary Orcana. Ac. ContulUlloo
tim and Kindly conMential. 018.-j hour*'J to 4 and
Sundaya 210 4 |>. n>. only, (ill at office
a. K. LAU,M.I>., M.U.I'.P.P. or E.J. LA**. M. D.
FOUTZ' S
HORSE AMD CATTLE POWDERS
*• Hnat will Ille of Cnue. Bora or Line KB
via. tl Fouii"* Powdei* are naed m time.
Faan Powdera will enre and pret ent Hon rnot.il*.
f'ttMff* Powder* will prevent IIAI-k- ik FOWIA
Koatzl Powdera will Inrreaae the quantity of milk
a cream twenty per cent, and make Die butter lira
•weet.
Foam Powilrra will enre or prevent almost EYLKT
to wklet. HOPOTHIUI < aUleare mbject.
COTTX 1 * PdWIIIU WILL GITI KATIaTACTIOS,
■old everywhere.
DAVID X. FOUTZ, Proprietor.
ULTIMOU.
For Mle by J. U WI'LLER, liutler. Pa.
rJJ a 0 BLACK
WJW) uTOCKINGS
x Lm The P. P. Robinson
Co>a D *»-
Jnr .MOHEY REFUNDED
• • , 'TIU tbey atai3liM.ru.tor
CIIAWfMT («d« tu wu-hiof.
UJln', Mlaam*. aa«l Childi en'M Mm-klii<ia.
Mm'a Half HOM-.
SILK FINISH, LISLE, and COTTON
p rj?Jtirt"EICELSIOR HOSIERY CO.
1123 CMKSTNUT ST., PHl'-ACSLPHIA.
AGENTS WANTED
«HM HADED '« ln Philadelphia
I 810 rArtlf *' Newaiaper Adv.r-
I BBS ■ \ZLtS! tiailMT Avuqy of Meaara.
d, WTATKR § ton. UK f'Wruol amenta.
TJEiE OITIZB1T•
MISCELLANEOUS
W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
TO BUTLER COUNTY UNIONS
The official year of tbo W. C. T. U.
closes September 25. Before that
date each county treneurer must have
received all dues from local treasurers
that will count in the representation
for the current year. These dues are
50 cents for each member of the local
uukin, and the cumber of members
which any sum represents should be
stated with c-ach remittance, that the
County Treasurer limy lie able to
! distribute the amount intelligently.
By action taken at the Millerstown
convention last year, 10 cents per
member was assessed on local unions
for county department work. Some
of this has been paid in, but in few
cases, properly designated, so that the
Treasurer cannot know definitely how
to apply the funds Bhe receives. The
additional 5 cents to the Natioual
Union which the county treasurer
was, at Zelienople, authorized to pay
to the State Treasurer has also been
paid in by some local unions, and
should be by all, but clearly designa
ted. Nothing more i* necessary but
to give with the amount «ent, the
number of paid members it represents
and the treasurer will know exactly
where it is to go—that is—3o cents
to the State, for State and National
dues; 10 cents to the County Superin
tendent's fund, and tea cents to be
retained for general county work.
This department fund is much need
ed. It was to be drawn upon by
County Superintendents in propor
tion to their outlay; or a pro rata dis
tribution was to be made acocrding
to their requirements. So far, it has
been impossible to keep this fund
separate. Unions should take this
matter into consideration, and add
this, as well as the National 5 cents,
to the membership apportionment;
while those that have already sent in
their yearly quota on the former basis
should still make these additions.
The State Convention will meet in
the First Presbyterian Church, Pitts
burg, in October, and delegates ought
to be chosen early. It is hoped that
each Batler County union will send
at least one delegate, as the conven
tion meets this year so near us.
Railroad excursion rates will be fur
nished and free entertainment extend
ed in the city. Interest in the work
should induce a general desire to be
present at this great gathering of rep
resentative women, and those who do
attend will not fail to have this inter
est augmented Election certificates
will be sent to every union in due
time, on which will be entered the
names of delegates. These are to be
signed by the local secretary,
and the duplicates returned
to the County President before Sept.
25th. Each Union, WorY, is enti
tled to one delegate, and or.e additional
for every fifty members - The repre
sentation to the county convention is
two delegates for every uniou and
one additional for every fifty, the
President being a member, ex officio.
County Superintendents, ahold now
be collecting material for their Stale
reports and have them ready to send
to their State Supts , early in Sept.
It is hoped tLat these suggestions
will be read in every union and the
attention of all directed to them. ;
The county officers and Superintend !
ents cannot make satisfactory reports
to the State without the hearty co
operation of the local officers.
On account of continued ill health,
Mrs. Ayres has been obliged to re
sign the office «>f County Treasurer
which she Las t>o ably occupied. At
a meeting of the geneial officers July
27, this resignation was reluctantly
accepted and Miss Eliza Bastian was
appointed to fill the vacancy. We
are happy to announce her accept
ance, and treasurers of local unions
are hereby notified to send all State
and County dues to Miss Eli/a Bas
tian, Zelienople, instead of Mrs. Liz-
K. Ayreß as heretofore.
The following vacant departments,
have been filled; Work among For
eigners, Mrs. Iman, St. Joe; Prison
and Jail Work, Miss Alfred Wick;
Butler.; Flower Mission, Miss Mary
Hopkins, Millerstown; Music, Miss
Alice Wick, Bntler.
Mas. S. M. MCK.EE, Pres.
Mas. J. B. Sno WALTER, Cor. Sec.
MRS. L. J. MCKINNEY Rec. Sec.
In Love with His Wife.
"What can I do to regain my hus
band's love" ? writes Mrs. Carrie R ,
of Toronto. She adds that seven
years ago she was married under the
most happy anspices, and, until six
months since, happiness crowned her
domestic life; then her husband be
came distant in bis manner toward
her, until now be iB positively cold.
Mrs. R. gives no details, but if she
is afflicted with diseases peculiar to
women, if her cheeks have lost their
bloom, and her eyes their sparkle,
it may explain the cause of her com
plaint. ID this event, t)r. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription will effect a
magical change and restore her to
health. As a powerful invigorating
tonic, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion imparts strength to the whole
system, and to the womb and append
ages, in particular. For overworked,
"worn-o»t," "run-down," debilitated
teachers, milliners, dressmakers,seam
stresses. "stop-girls," housekeepers,
nursing mothers, and feeble women
generally, "Favorite Prescription,"
Is the greatest earthly boon, being
unequalled as an appetizing cordial
and restorative tonic
England Opposes Protection.
From The Manchester Examiner.]
The Republican cause will not
commend itself to English Liberals.
They cannot but regret that a great
party should make the exploded doc
trine of protection a leading plank in
its platform.
Read Hie Next tW
Column Arlicle. gT
A Reciprocity of Trade.
"Did the doctor bring the new baby
m»?" asked Bobby.
"Yea, dear."
"Where did the doctor get the
baby?"
"Little babies come from God, Bo
bby."
"Ob, I see," said Bobby, after
sufficient thought; "God sends people
to the doctors, and after awhile the
doctors send 'em back to God.
—Don't wait till you are all run
down before taking Hood's Sarsapa
rilla. Take it now.
—A head scenter—the nose.
—An assayer knows bow to han
dle the ores.
Curious Doings of Lightning.
A telegram from Crescovillo, Pa ,
says: During a thunder storm that i
visited this region recently, a maple ;
tree in front of .Miner Cresco's r«-*i
dence was struck by Th
only damngc ili»ue to the tree \vu-< '
the splintering of a piece out of the •
trunk, midway between t!.e ground
and the lower branches, After tli<
ftorm was over, Mr. Crefco went j
out to look at the tree. On the ground
at the foot of it lav an immense black
| snake deail, and holding in its mouth :
j a youag robin. There was a robin's |
I nest in the tree, and it was known to '
j have had thioe youiii; Oiies iu it. As j
l the tree had bct-u t-tiuck by lightning ;
it was supposed that they had been |
killed. A buy went up the tree and
found two young robins in the the j
nest, alive and lively. It is suppos
ed that the black snake had climbed
the tree and robbed the nest of oae of
the newly hatched birds, and was de
scending the truak as it was struck
by lightning and killtd with its
prey in its mouth. The lightning
thus avenged the robin.
A dispatch from El Paso, Ttxas, ;
says: On a recent date this city and
vicinity was visited by a thunder j
storm which, in the amount of elec- J
tricity discharged, was unprecedent- ,
ed in this section. One of the pecu- j
liar manifestations of the lightning :
was in the striking of a tree under i
which a flock of goats had taken shel- .
ter. Fifty-two of the animals were j
killed, but ouly a slight trace of the
lightning could be noticed on the
tree.
Increase of Russian Home In
dustries.
The British Consul- General at
Warsaw, Russia, states that increases
which are constantly being made in
the Russiau duties are having a ser
ious influence in preventing im
ports into Russia, and German trade
has suffered severely inconsequences.
The consul, reporting on the trade of
last year, also points out that busi
ness with Great Britain has also de
creased, there being a noticeable fall
ing off in fancy cloths, Manchester
cotton velvet, jute, felt carpets, cocoa
nut mattings, Nottingham curtains,
leather and cotton beltings, Birming
ham goods, Sheffield cutlery and
tools, agricultural machinery and im
plements, leather for bookbinders,
earthenware, and glass. There is al
so a decrease in cotton yarns and
twi9t, knittings. Irish linen, chemi
cals, and aniline dyes. The only ar
ticles which seem to have held their
own are power looms and spinning
machinery. The consul further states
that in consequence of the diminished
importation ot foreign manufactured
goods, many small manufacturers in
Warsaw have lately taken to produc
ing articles which were formerly ob
tained from abroad, such as pins and
needles, leather goods, umbrellas, cra
vats, silk ribbons, stays, etc. also silk,
cotton, woolen, and kid glove?, felt
and straw hats, small iron wares, tin
goods, buttons, ready made clothes,
knitted goods, musical iustrume'its
toys and dolls, basket gooda and car
pets. Warsaw is, in consequence,
rapidly becomiug an industrial cen
ter.
A Great Globe.
According to La Nature, an im-
I mense terrestrial g<obe, constructed
on the scale of oue millionth, will be
shown at the Paris Exhibition of
1889. A place will be set apart for
it at the centre of the Champ de
Mars. The globe will measure 13
meters in diameter, and will give
some idea ot real dimensions, einca
the conception of the meaning of a
million is not beyond the powers of
the human mind. Visitors totha ex
bibition will see for the first time on
this globe the place really occupied
by certain known spaces, such as
those of certain great towns Paris,
for instance, will barely cover a
square centimeter. The globe will
turn on its axis, and thus represent
the movement of rotation of the
earth. The scheme was originated
by MM. T. Villard and C. Cotard,
and La Nature says that it has been
pluced under the patrotage of several
eminent Frenchmen of science.
Sneers at Yankee "Ignorance."
From The Pall Mall Gazette.]
The Chicago Republicans, to use
an Americanism, have gone "bald
headed" for Protection. We venture
to think that the Democratic plat
form is the more reasonable and that
President Cleveland will be elected
with perfect ease. The Republican
leaders have lost their astuteness,
and they depend upon economic ig
norance and stupidity for their suc
cess. Allied with "interests" in the
past, tbey fail to recognize the poten
cy of ideas, and not until they have
had another severe shaking will they
wake to the fact that political sound
ness may be deprived of all Ita viril
ity by economic heresy. * * *
Free 'trade in the United States is
going to be as dividing a conflict as
the slavery question.
The Issue Is Clearly Defined.
From The London Globe.]
As matters are, the Presidential
contest promiseß to very close. Mr.
Cleveland stands on free-trade pria-:
ciples, or what pa.ss for such in the
States, while General Harrison flies
the protection llag. This is a much
broader and better defined hsue than
those on which American Presidents
are usually elected.
"WHAT AILS YOU?" YOU don't
know ? Then why don't you try
WARNER'S SAFE CUBE ?
Oh, my Kidneys are all right! "Are
they?" You perhaps don't know
that CONSUMPTION.NEURALGIA,
RHEUMATISM, STOMACH DIS
ORDERS. MALARIA. CHILLS AND
FEVER AND AGUE-HEADACHES,
LIVER DISORDERS. IMPAIRED
EYE SIGHT. CONSTIPATION. I
ABSCESSES. ERUPTIONS. IM
POTENCY. LAME BACK. LUM
BAGO. BOILS. CARBUNCLES .and ,
and among women, FEMALE COM
PLAINTS prevail mostly among
people who, like yourself, insist that
they have no kidney disease ! They
have and don't kuow it. You will
nevar get well of the above and count
less other common disorders, which
would never prevail if the Kidneys
were all right, unless you restore the
unsuspected disordered K'dneys by
that great blood tonic aud purifier
WARNER'S SAFE CURE.
To Make Pobts Last.
A man who has tried it says that
wooden posts treated as follows, at a
cost of two cents a piece, will last so
long that the party adopting it will
not live to see his posts decay.
Take boiled linseed oil, aud stir in
pulverized charcoal to the consistency
■ of paint, and put a coat over the tim
ber.
I
SOME DOCTORS
honestly admit that they can't cure
Rheumatism ami Neuralgia. Others
say they can but—don't. Ath-lo
uho-ros says nothing hut cures. j
That's the seeret of its success.
Years of trial have proved it to be
a (piid, safe, sure cure.
Concord. N H . Sept. 3. ISB7
In my own family Athlophurcw used
a* a last resort. th#» twr having sulrerpa
from rheumatism for and having
beeu trvitnl f«;r the duiea.-*- by different
physicians in thin State and ila*sacUu-
Bettß without ev*-n teiui>ornr> relief.
Upon my njcommendation score** of j*«'-
ple have use«! this remedy with the Rime
results claimed for it. <J. H. WH#OK.
Dubuque, lowa. Jan. 3.
Athloj horof? has complete!} cured me of
nervous headache, and I feel thankful for i
all the it ha*» done me.
Mrs. Lou IKE CHERRY.
f}* Send C» cents for the bcautifkil colored pic
ture. " Moorish Maiden."
| THE A THLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. N. Y.
—ls tue soup likely to run out of
the pot wheu there is a leek iu it ?
—lloosters can generally chant.!-
cleer note.
!
The Homeliest Man in Butler
As well as the handsomest, and
others are iuri'-ed to call on and
I druggibt and yet free a trial bottle of
; Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
| Lungs, a remedy that is selling en- j
< tirely upon its merits and is guaran-
I teed to cure and relieve all Chronic
• and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bron
| chitis and Cousuiuptiou. Price 50
| i*u!s and sl.
Jury Lists for Sept. Term.
List of Grand Jurors drawn in serve the
tirst Monday in September, being tlie 3rd day.
llutler. .1 D. Parker twp. farmer.
Boggs, KI. rapt.iin. Zelleimpie, elerk.
lturhs, DC. Kairview twp. K. farmer.
< aruiibell, Aaron, franklin twp. JC. farmer.
Denny, Daniel. Wlntleid twp farmer.
Uantz, Lewis, Evans City. sent.
(ih'iiit. .1 W, Mercer twp. tanner.
Greenfield,Thomas, Fairvlew t wp, V.', farmer.
Hogg, .lames M. Cherry tup. farmer.
Kramer, I'eter, Butler Uoro. :;rd Ward, livery
man.
IlLeise, Henry, Jackson twp, w, mechanic.
LeL-e. John, Cranberry twp, farmer.
Moyer, Fred, Lancaster twp. farmer.
Mullen. Charles, liald ridge. engineer.
McCandless. Itussell, Cherry twp, W. farmer.
Magee. i. W. Mercer twp, wagonmaker.
McDermotte, K li, t'airvlew twp, !■;. tanner.
Mainland, (ieorge, Clinton twp. farmer,
i.'ohner, John, Kvans City, banker.
Shira, A M, Parker twp. farmer.
Chi. Fred, Lancaster twp, farmer.
\\ Igton, .loiin ii. Brad; twp, fawner.
AVeiKauil, E E, Butler Boro, 2nd Ward, car
penter.
Welir, Elmer, MuUdycreek twp. farmer.
List of Petit Jurors drawn to serve in the
Court of (Quarter sessions, September term.
ISS3, commencing the second Monday, being
the lotn any.
Armstrong, Gabriel, Cherry twp. farmer.
Alkens, A M, Fairvlew twp.
Borelaud, Alex, Prospect, shoemaker.
Boggs. l> P. Jackson twp W, mechanic,
lialfour, John. Adams twp, farmer.
Bowen, Win. Connoqiieuesslng twp. farmer.
Barnes, It L. Allcgr.euy twp. producer.
(Christy. J It. Karnscity, laborer.
Cai'iln Win. IVtrolia, laborer.
Chrlstley, T F. cherry twp, farmer.
Campbell. W J. Fairvlew twp, farmer.
Craumer. Israel, <'la.v twp, farmer.
Deli/., J M, Fairvlew twp E, carpenter.
Dufforcl. Michael. Butler twp, farmer.
Daubenspeck. Henry S. Parker tv.p, farmer.
Fleeger, Erastus, Center tv.-p, farmer.
Gibson. J W. Clay twp, farmer.
Graham, Wilson, Penn twp. iarmer.
Glace, Fred, Butler Horo, Ist Ward,carpenter.
Grim, lieorge, Jefier.son twp, farmer.
Gephart, Wm. Jefferson twp,
Harvey, Dallas, Duller Boro, 2nd Ward brick
layer.
Ilockeiiberry. George, Cherry twp, farmer,
llindiiiau. Mewari'. Concord twp. farmer.
Hill, John IJ, Adams twp, farmer.
Jack. John S, Butler Boro, Ist Ward, book
keeper.
Kennedy, Wm, Bntler Itoro, 2nd Ward, livery
man.
Lang, 'ienry, Saxonburg, blacksmith.
Moore, s 11, Worth twp. firmer.
Marberger, Geo, Adams twp, iarmer.
Mackev,Charles. Franklin tv.p, farmer.
.MaiigH, Clote. Penn twp, farmer.
Mcciatferty, John, Parker twp, farmer.
MeCanclless, \V T. Baldridge,
Prlngie, Win, Baldridge, producer.
Parks, W K. Middlesex tv.p. fanner.
Patterson. James, .lelfersou twp, farmer.
Kankin, chambers, Fairvi-nv t>vp, Vv, iarmer.
kco't. Francis. lr, Suiunill twp. farmer.
Shields, Wm. Worth twp. farmer.
Strawhecker, C J D, Zelicnopl.i, saddler.
Tlmblin. A 1.. i''airvie'.v Boro, shoemaker.
Turner, W P. Mlilerstown, druggist.
TUouipson. Joseph, Cherry twp. S. fanner.
White. J M, rmiuofiuenessUig N, carpenter,
Wilson, J A! Fairvlew Hiro firmer.
Wlgton, John c. Brads twp, farmer.
Woirord, J M, Donegal twp, producer.
We. the undersigned nigh Sheriff and Jury
Commissioners, docertily that the above is a
true and correct list of tne names drawn trom
the proper Jury Wheel to serve as Petit Jurors
In the court of <iii;u'LerSes.sions,eommeficlngtiie
second Monday of September, A. D., isss, being
the tenth day.
ISO TO THIS
CHECKERED
FRONT STORE,
No. 104, H. <3luin St.,
FOR FINE GBQC£B!ES
#
FLOUR, FEED
And Provisions.
Call and examine our prices they arc
lower than the lowest.
FLOUR. A SPECIALTY
W. E. McCLUNG,
BUT-LIIER,, " - - PA.
Planing Mill
—ANO—
Lumber Yard
J. L. FUKVIB. L. O. rUKVXH,
S.Gr. Purvis & Go.
MAN(TFACTVKKUS AND DEALERS IN
Rough and Planed Lumber
tSF KV Vh Y lUWC'.KIFTIC'N,
SHINGLES & LATH
PLANING MILL AND YARD
\enr«Jeriiit*ii (Juthalic Ulinr« 4 l»
FOR SALK
A large frame boarding house, good location
anil doing large bus'iness. Terms easy. , For
further particulars fnoulrc of
1.. S. .lIr.HNKI.N, IT !•:. J. ir. rson St..
'' 29,tf llutli r. Pa.
SALESMEN
WANTED
to canvass for the Bale of Nursery
Stock! Steady employment guaranteed. SALARY
AND EXPENSES PAID. Apply at once, stating age.
Ciiu.se Brothers Cumpiiiiy, 1 rochestelC'n!Y.
OA L E S M EAT
K J WANTED I\
to handle our thoroughly reliable misery,
stock. We engage men on liberal commis
sion, or on salary and expenses, and guaran
tee permanent employment and success! !
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fit free. Decided advantages to beginners ! !
Write
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Itocil I'.SI KK, N. Y.
OA L E S M EAT
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' pay. Send for teruiN at omfe. 11. I-:. IIOOKKIC
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' SCHOOL ADVERTISEMENTS. 1
SUNEUHY ACADLFEY.!
The Fall 'lVrrn oooim .Vo:; 21, M»«»1 |
COMtiuilS- I.! vvtt!;n .'\i! lb; V »n- j
j of :i lirsi AciKlerriv ui>"
loiiinl lurf. 11.'' i\jh!i!M'9 arc unj
| low can I"' IViiiml wl;er«'.
Thorcr.wli trninlnT f'f Ttiic!i«rs. \
j rrt'paralimi fir C'»iiege aLfl l«»r ii-tivf
: business life i>r <'»:!H!- £»■'.
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U \V. MdiK VNAIIAN
I uiiiu r.-viik*, 1' itliT cimruy. I'a
! CURRY INSTITUTE,
pit TSIII i;« i:, FA.
OVhlt tl «» S nu..\'l'i LAST YK.vi:.
Classical; SrientiHe; l.adies' Seminary;
' Normal; Feniiinanship ; Music and Floeution
| liepartments,
CI It ICY IHSINKSS (Ol.I.EI.l:
AND
CrmtY SCHOOL OF SHOUTHAXO !
are separate schools, each I) ing it s own com- ,
i plete Faculty, providing the most thorough
practical drill in its line.onMinabie,
Send for Catalogue of tlie Department you
desire to enter.
.IA.MKS CLARK WILLIAMS. A. M., Prest.
TMi F \ COLLEGE T"K— ~
Elll L L Kr. Lutheran Cliurrh.
Experienced instructors. Music also. Fall
term opens Thursday. Sept. o, IKSS. All ex
penses low. For catalogue or other informa
tion address Itev. D. ItcKee acting FNsUort,
oi l'rof. .1. l;. Tltzel. Secreiaiy Facunv.
«.lIKE\\ II.LK,
Mercer Co,, Fa.
ALLEGHENY COLLEGE,
UKAOVILLK, PA.
Fall Term of T;trd. year begins sept. is. Three
courses leading to A. I;. degree. Tiiurough
Preparatory hciiool. laiglnecilng. Military
Department. Music. I'.ot.h sexes. Hillings
Hall lor .Miiing ladies, lligh giade. Hxpcuses
moderate. For catalogues or other information
address
UKY, niLIU U li. WILLIAMS, li !>.,
. President.
lit; to er-turt a thorough business Edaration, or
\ on> :•.<* -rt Micrt» su i toi! Type Writ'r, yr
prt jiarv to teach Sprnccrl;»a Hencjiinsaip, la at t'ae
-it lit-i i m b!i«l;ieu College- Clevclakd, O.
Catalosui.' free.
I > ROFESSIONA L CARDS.
J. F. BKITTAIN.
Att'y at Lav>*—Odlce at S. E. Cor. Main St, and
Diamond, lUitler, I'a.
NEWTON I.LACK
Att'y at Law -Office on Soulh side of Diamond,
llutler, I'a.
11! A Mc.JITNKIN,
Attorney at Law. Office at No. IT, Ea« Jeifer
sou St., Uuilcr, Pa.
C.F. L McQUI STION,
ENGINEER VXD SURVEYOR,
. Okfii'k ON DIAMOND, Botixr, PA.
Dr. m. m. Ho over,
Office over Boyd's Urug Store,
DIAMOND limt'K, ... ni'ri.KK, PA.
BTTT ZIMMERMAN,
riIYSICtAN AND SfUfiEON,
Offiee at No. 4:,, s. Main street, over Frank A:
Cos l)iug Store, r.ullcr, Pa.
W. R. TIIZEL,
PHYSICIAN AN,) SURGEON.
N. E. Corner Main and Wayne Sts.
S'U TLEU PEJM 3ST' A
iDr. S. A, JOHNSTON,
DENTIST, - - BUTLER, PA.
All work pertaining to the profession execut
ed in the neatest manner.
Specialties Cold Fillings, anil Painless Kx
trwlion of Teeth, Vitalized Air administered.
Oillce on Jefferson Strict, line ioor Kast of Lnury
House, l : |i Stairs.
Offiee open daily, except Wednesdays an !
Thursdays. Comnnnilcaiioiis by mail receive
prompt, attention,
N. B.—The only Dentist In Butler nslnfir flic
best makes of teeth.
•JOHN E. BYF.IIS,
PHYSICIAN AN " SURGEON
Office No. i' » South Main Street,
BUTLER, - • PA.
SAMUEL M. BIPPUS.
Physician and Surgeon,
No. 10 West Cunningham St.,
BOTLEE. I'Jt3Jsr3ST'A
or. S. LtTSiC. M.0,,
Has removed from Harmony to Puller and has
Ids office at No. 0, Main St., three doors below
Lowry 11 onse. apr-30-lf.
jd E i<r r j? Y .
0 1/ WALDRON, (Iraduate or the l'liiia
. >*• deiphia Denta! College, Is prepared
toilo anything l:i llie line of his profession 111 a
satisfactory manner.
oiliee on Main street, llutler, opposite the
Vogeley House.
L. 8. McJUNIKIN,
I lis ii ranee and Keal Estate t.
17 EAST JEFFERSON ST.
BUTLER, - I* A.
Stewart & Patterson.
A. M. STEWART and S. A. PATTKKSoM, Con
tractors and llullilers, are both men oi years ol
experience In line house building and framing.
All persons thinking of building will do well
to see them and look over their designs.
Residence on Fairvlew Ave., Spi ingdale.
Postoffict*. liuller. Pa,
Ptight at Last.
The place In P.'itfcr for Laundry Work. (Lace
Ciirtaliiv: a specially) clol.hes cleaned,
dyed and pressed; Carpets cleaned.
Ladle-,' and Cents' Huts bleaclteJ. cleaned, re
bloeice I and col n'e l. Fea' hers clean
ed and colored. Tips curled.
ANDREWS & SHUTTLEWQRTH
AUKNfS.
Laundry Office,
THE DIAMOND, Butler, Pa.
All work done by expeiienced lirms m I'llts
burg.
—Xo Chary* fur .Vail or I-'xpresx.
Goods collected and delivered in all parts of
tow 11.
FOR SALE.
T\»enly-tive• acres of land near (ire,"ee City
-gooil farming land and ptohnhle oil territory.
For terms and particular - Impure of
r.. s. ;.i. .u NIC IN.
Xo. IT, i: en >i lailler. Pa
BUTLEit COUNTY
WJutsial Fire insurance Co.
Office Cor. Main & Cunningham Sts. j
•3. C. IIOESSING, President.
WM. CAMPHELL, Tkkasi RKR j
li. 0. IIKINKMAN, *>kcrk r.\kv |
DIRECTORS:
J L Purvis, Samuel Anderson,
William Campbell .1. W . Bnrkhart.
A. Ttoutmaii, llemlerson Oliver,
(i C liiM'Ssing, .lames Stephenson,
Dr. W. Irvin, N. Wcltzei,
J. F. Taj lor 11. C. Heiuenian,
LOYAL ML'JUNKIN, Ben, Ac't
BUTLER,
U v iyrui». Tastfie grx><i. Ueo
C? * u ttaoe. Sold »>y clnufpistA. (■¥
j**™*j
L * 1 Ixdievo l'iso's Cure f
8 for f'onsuiii ption saved S
I S Kilitor Knqnirer. Kdcn- 5
9 CONSUMPTION. Children
jv take it without ohjeetion. |t
By all druggists. 250. ' H
rimf s ULasn a
Best Cough Tastespoo#!. Uso
iTHE ALLEN PATENT
i
Why It is Superior to aii
Others.
|,,+ ITS beins enclosed It retains the hlffh
lot. teiiiperaiure So necessary in removing
the dirt from the goods,
,1 TUEHE t>ein, r no Friction on the i
: clothing to wear it.
j Q...-S THK peculiar action of the water In the
' v».U. .Machine (whichcannot be understood
unl.-R-s one .MH-S it) torctii}; a slrongeurrent "f
«atcr through the clothing at every vlrbratlon
of 11. Agitator, (which Is caused by the peculiar
construction of the top of the Machine,
ijil. AND best of all is that a child of ton r years
*r HI. c::ii do the work It being so 1 fullt tliat
the operator siis down v.hfle doing It.
.Machines and t'ounty and Township I,'lshts
thro'ighout the state of Pennsylvania, sold by j
SHIKAS & HAYS,
Butler, Pa
s-u>-iy
>i:»
Clothing Store.
CLOTHING, HATS,
CENTS' FUKNISHING
GOODS,
UNDERWEAR, NBICK
WEA R,
OVEECOATS, RUBBER
COATS, GLOVES,
SUSPENDERS,
UMBRELLAS,SHIRTS,
CAPS SHOES FOR MEN
AND BOYS, &C„
All at most reasonable prices.
JOHN T. KELLY,
C) ( J S., Main St.. (utiXt d | o , l 0 Vio .
CHOICE FRO IT
Having taken "the agency for'the Cliolee Fruit
frees,
Beautiful Shrubbery,
Ornamental Trees,
And cveiylbing else U the Nursery line, of the
New Nurs»*ri«*s. Cii.ise Uros. & Co., X.
V.. I will upon you In the lu'.ir future and
solicit your orders lor Fall delivery.
A. H, FALLER, Agent,
Hutler - Pa.
BUY Y9OB HOMES
United Security LiiV Insurance and Tru>.l Co..
of I'a.
Money to Buy ll<nn '3.
Von I lily dues not more tiian a fa!r renf. Fa.v-
I inetit.s deerease yc.irlj'. lu event or death
prto; in •on pletioi. 11 payments, balance of en
uinbrauce caueehHi.
Money to Loan.
I teal estate bought, and sold on commission.
Wanted lio.i jc.i to rent and rents collected.
L. G. LINN,
No. 38 South Main St.,
Butler, Pa.
over Linn's lirug Store.
Steel Wire Fence.
The cheapest and neatest Fence tor around
Lawns, School l.ols, Poultry Yards. Cur.lens
Farms. Park and Cemetery Fences and <»ates.
perfect Automatic (late. Also all kinds c.t Wire
Work. Write for Prices. State kind and ipi tn
tltV of fence wanted.
'l'AVttlll JL DEM,
Maiinfaetiirers of Fire Fseapes and Iron Worn.
Lio:i and 1305 Market Street, Pittsliui'x. Pa,
To the Headers of the Hutler «'itlj«n nlnt lm*e
>lOl «*x mai i n i k «l
M.F.&M, Marks'
Spring Goods,
We say by all means do so for you will n- - ,'e.r
rejp'et it.
We are a f.lller line of II its. ltoiiie ls.
Trt n'ainjfs. and Lace Caps than ever liefon:.
We Uj.ve added to our line of Corsets,
"W \R\Kits III: VI.TII. -
I lie •Uut'llJNK UKI.IBF," Corset waist,
l'lie ••r'l.oitKNCi;'Cor'et waist.
\ud a Corded Waist for children.
We are also keeping-
A FULL LINE OF GLOVES.
JtV.J
E fi A' 1 nioutll and e.vpeli-.es! We U.vil\
V'l iilli'.'V tUts t" our s:i|esni n, or l i'iT
\I j| fill ITKI:. ( in si;irt Y»'J at once, Sml
| Ur<»r tenn.s «»t,
J. AI'STI.N SIIAW, .Nur.Hrryniaii, tt«i; , !i. i st'*r^N._Y
A. J. FRANK k (0.
I)K\LEe.4 IN
DRUO3,
MEDICINES,
AM. ciiE\nn.\LS«
FANCY ANI> TOILET AItTIOES,
S'l'ON'liKS, IJltll.SU K.S, PEUFUM F.itY, Ac
I»»-piijsli lans' Prescriptions carefully eo.ll
pounded.
45 S. Main Siree!, Butler, Pa.
r«ePARKKR'S Clft 181« TO»r'lJ
t , ~ || •.1. .. ~11 1 • t .■ In :i .1.1 •• 4-lm x
)Im 'i'Ul< lit* • -•«. ) . '*• v I A tJjllllA.
ii.cltf* u«n. ll ill I ic i !'•» f ioii. InvuliMiti "• I'l
I'}', •ini.tt'-fi, yt'UtiAf V.. I . . rid u T I J4IH.M a:.«! li
ciucibot the Moiuot'li iiitu Cue.
HSNDERCORN3.
i Tlie wifet t. mn-.-Ht und cure fort'iu as, l;imtun**,^e.
St<.| * ill! twin KIIHUI . h r.imful 11.. llle Ni vx-r f^llc
j in CttOth bt llruialfiln, lIIMXOC Jit CO., S. y.
111 tirilTl A ||li:n revolutionized, the
IKUL M 1 111 ii world *.l (ll'l hit Hie last, hall
I Mill H I 111 |V< •'Otory. Not least among
I!t V Lai i I U tithe wonders of luvcnilic
progress Is a meiliod ami system or work that
e;in lie performed all over the country without
separating the workers irom Uielr homes. Fay
lllierat; any one can do the work; either sex,
young or old; no special ability require, ' api
tal not you are started free, something
of great value mil importance to you. that will
stall vou lu business, which will bring you In
lueie money ri rht away than anv'hliig els- In
the. world. Crawl out tit free. Address THI'K &
< 0.. Augusta. Malic.
Advertise io the CITIZKN.
'lTfe
JKLMux mMm m JLi
LEA^OIISrO
I
Special Mourning Hats and Bonnets, Craj es
and Nuns Veiling always ready for use.
IS] o- 18. Soutli Main Streets - BUTLPJH* 1 "A-
ITS COMING ;
And when It get> here, everybody will rush to j
' see it—Excitement will ruu high, and we shall j
i have crov .led house-? day and evening. WlcU
is ll- Why Its Ili:CK> MEN AC Kit IK—Us a
I regular King-tailed Snorter—and when i: comes |
! look out for'skv rueket* and greas-.-d lightning
! Its not a menagerie of ring-tailed monkeys, |
I leoperd.s that change their spots or wild Afrl- !
I can lions, but it will draw great crowds and j
will b ■ forth seeing.
ITS A HOO-D0
and knocks compet ion endwise. U ie->. r luirts
a customer, but it makes i.omiiet ilioa run. i
Thev cover the ground ipiite rapi llv when they j
see it. and ea.-i llieir coat-tails to the hree/.e. i
leaving yon in the hands of penpli' who "111 give j
you a fair deal. Your interests are ours, and j
'we have made arrangements for excursions ,
during the season. An -'ccommodatlon will i
' leave Uouyern every day at V a. in . making only I
| two stops between Colighem and Butler. First j
stop. Trastito\vn. and passengers will be allow
ed s minutes to look at the trash. That will be |
quite hint' enough to satisfy them that they !
hiust goon rollhCK'S. Second stop, Swindler- ,
\ ille. |»;is<eiigers who are crazv enough to do «o ,
will he allowed to stop over at tilis station, the
wise portion will go on to
HECK'S.
The train will arrive at liutier s a.m.. sharp and
link will be at the depot to receive you.
Snouhl he not. do not be led oIT by the little
Bazaars of side shows, but make a break lor the
big lent. No. 11. North Main St.. Duffy's Block.
We Mow our own horn and there is no mistak
ing it. We are now ready, lting the bell—beat
the drum—loot the liorn—let the crowd come I
and see our magnificent Spring At tractions. !
Thev are regular
LA-LAS
and on every point will beat anything ever j
shown in this city.
The quality, quantity, style and price are Just ,
what will suit you. and the assortment so large
that It will dazzle you.
OUR BAND LEADS,
others try to follow us but they can't, eateh up.
Our pace Is too much lor them. We an 1 100
quick.
We are boomers! We are sooners! -don't you
see?
We are rollicking. Jolly fellows. We are rip
roaring tip top sellers.
And when II comes to Largalus we can suit you
to a "T"
We are hungry for your money—do you hear ?
And we try to be so funny—we are so queer.
If you thU.k we area honey, come and drop i
vour monev.
,\:nl we'll treat you like a sonny—all the year. |
For we have got the energv ind th» will. We j
made up our mind to he tin; leaders In our line .
and llie result Is, "that we le.ul" and there if no j
mistake about tt. Our prices tell the tale.
They are always lower thau the lowest and
qu iilty proves it. We make
No Hash Promises,
but prove everything we state in the papers j
when a customer ealls at our store, ll you want j
sterlli'W goods for sterling • ash eali and see our !
Mafriiiiicent, stock of Spring Novelties In line i
clothing of all shapes xh les and prices; Hats, '
Caps, Neckwear, Shirts, Collars. Cutis, Under
wear. Hosiery, Handkerchiefs riubrellas, |
Trunks. Valises. Satchels. Brashes, Coaibs. .
Harmonicas, .lewelcry. Hammocks and Notions I
generally. We do not attempt a full enumera
tion of our goods but content ourselves with ilie ,
statement flint we have the largest stick, latest j
styles and lowest prices.
ThE WORLD STANDS ASHAST |
XTh- realization of the fact th it our low prlees
are a reality and not a lictlonary legend makes
everybody wonder, lieady money Is the won
der worker that has enabled us to place before
the public sin h a gorgeous display of Spring
bargains and a determination to lie easily satis
iled an I live tor small proltts is the reason we
can sell so much cheaper than anybody else.
1). A.. HECK,
Champion Clothier and Furn
isher.
• So. 11, North Mailt St., llulTy's ltloek,
BUTLER. - PA.
SUFFERING WOMEN'S;
v»hen tro-jbie<] with thosnunovyiui! Jrrek'ulurit. i• s«»
fre«|iieu«ly follimiiiKa will or fiposure, or froui I'on
<titutio»uil ho i»eculiar to xez, iihouid
U3C Oil. OuCHOIWE f S CeJebrnted
ALE REGULATING
tLoyare Si;ongtheiiliii{ ♦<» rlie ontirn syfiteni. impart
m.o, vit,'orttn<l (ofcutj all (cnct ioiif'. o( lioily
iid luiml. H«mt by ui:iiT. Mxsuroly iHwiiml, I. Artdro %
xr. Harter Modicino Co.. ST. LOUIS. MO
« ■ m !■ I lllt<-ivarilfd are those who read tlilf
II I IU I fund then :u-t; lliey will tlnd lion-
II l 1 111 I orabU* employment tliat will not
111 011 L I take them from their homes and
families. Tlie profits- are large and sure for
every Industrious person, many have made and
are now making several hundred dollars a
inonlh. It Is easy for any one to make tr> anil
upwards per day. who Is willing to work. Kit her
sex. young or old; capital not needed; we stirt
you. Everything new. No special ability re
quired; yo;i. reader, can do 11 unwell as any one.
Write to u.s at once tor full particulars.which we
mail free. Address Stiusoii it Co., Portland. Ale
[ITENfiILLER~HOr[L,
No. 88 and 90, S. Main St.,
BXJTLER, - - JPA..
Near New Court House—formerly IKinaldson
Mouse—good accommodations for Snivelers.
<Jood stabliiin connected.
[t-i»-'sti ly I H ICITKNMUf.f.KK. I'rop'r.
AGENTS WANTED!
TO CANVASS KOR OXK OKTIIK I.AIMiKST,
< L»HST KSTABMSIIKfi. lIICST KNOWN Nt'U
s. .lis in tlie country. Most ittkrnl terms.
I'ue pialed facilities. tiKNKVA Nl'ltSliitV. lis
ta Wished IMB.
IV. A T. SMITH. TIKSKVA, S. V.
PERMANENT STAMPING
For Kensingt yi, Arrasene
AND OUTLINE SVORK DONB
Also lessons iu sum : given by ANNIK U
L.OIVMAN, North itreot, butler, Fa.
rie2oi- {(
BjEFJ HUH
And all the other late and beautiful styles o
l-'aucy Writing Paper at
J. H. Douglass'
Largest assortment, in town. From toe to Tse per
bo*. Also full line of new
Invitation and Kernel <';mk
\Vr'l«liii|f IIIv it • i*: » Vi*» ' '»/ • ir»l . .»I
Sfation'-ry, 1 etc.
63 S. MAIN STREET'
AFFLICTED 15KF UHTURIATE
AFTER ALL OTHEK-i FATLCOMSOLT
OR, LOBB,
329 N. ISIhSh. below Caflowl.iil, Hhila , Pa.
•J)y«'.*n «e\pr*rl**iuvlit;. 1 r; s,--. fVrm i
ficiitlv »»nv thut • v-"-: 1. t- ! I v<Mrlv i.i.iix IVI l>»na
i'i.Jor **rii •. Ail-. •! . •••! •»u tlv<••••.M«|.n-
TI.J. Hours: lu;;. F». nil U.A>l 7tJ 1 J rv. :;I ILM.
f . J*. >«
JUDICIOUS AlfO FIHSISTEMT
* Advertt.diig has always pro Ms.
BiiecvsE 1 uI. 1!. I'oro placing 1111/
W Newspuper Advertismr c>ll.-1 dt
LORD THOMAS, I
■MDrintfli iHItTKISII WIM«,
<1 U <» «JJ"lvl|.li "Irrtl, CHICAGO. I
»it ram pisfiii ma?, »tu;
I Zi >OTK ±5.» K
While the Great Majority of the People of Butler Co.
j Want Solid, Good, Reliable Hoots and Shoes
Worth the money they pay. The 'after go to
HUSELTON'S
For their Coots and Shoes. They do it liecau.se h
has the largest stock to select from; because they cm
and do rely on what he tells them about the Vocds
No two or three prices—same to all. IS'o tricky ae
vertising doi e, such as goods ;it 4S els, ('.!> cis". et<
No auction, or 011> sami-ji; k.ts, put in ::.s \w,uid mak
believe at oO cents oil the dollar, but Irish ne\
styles made to ordtr by the best manufacturer in ti
countiv to-day. Icu alwa\s w;.nt to keen an !
open on the fellow that says he is giving 'his ueoo
away at -50 cts cn the dollar. hither he .rtl <
goods is considerably cfi colour.
Our selection is huge in Luiikti Shoes of a!
kinds at £I.OO, $1 2f>. SLAu, s■_ <.r mid up to tl.*'.
We don't ssty tiny arewoith twice the mora\ we as'
for them; or to come quick, never get siuhachaiu
again; and, at your own price, and all such nti.sonM
but do say that nowhere can you find their equal;
especially our $1.25, $1 "0 ; l.d £2.t.U Kid 1 nth
Boots. r J hey are genuine Kid sind Pongola warrant
ed, and very handu me styles in all widths aw.
shapes, and we intend to try to supply all customer
that want these goods, il we tan get tlam fas:
enough l'rom the factory. Have had some troubl*
lately on account of our rapidly increasing trade e:
these shoes to get them fast t nongh to meet the de
maud.
We intend to extend this opportunity to you el
getting these goods at time, as we intend to kn >
a lull stock at ail times. ("hey ate not th-.p worn
sample shoes.) Hence, if it don't.. uit \ou to eon.-
this week, come next, as we intend to > r o\ tiiem i
quantities to meet the demand. St>;ne say, "Mrik
while the iron is hot." You em strike anv day o.
hour at Uuselton's and find the iron hot.
See our Ladies', Misses'and Children's Slippers.
Lace Oxfords, Opera, very tine iit of) cts and up.
Wigwam, Law n Tennis in Ladies', Gents', Mi.-ses and
Children's.
Our sales arc very large in Men's Fine Shoe-, in
I Button Hals and especially in Congress. We have all
styles, widths ami prices from SI.OO and up. You
should stop in and see our new lines in lio ; s' am
i ouths' Shoes, the finest we have ever shown. The\
are sellers. Why, they s.'U them .-elves. Pon t lo;
get to look at our immense .-!•.< .v of Mis-.es' am
Childrens' Spring Heel Shoe.-. the fii,, i and be-1 fit
ting goods for the least money of an . go !. in th:
country. We warrant every pair.
Men's. ISoys and Boutin' lir ::ins. Plow She*-
liox-toe Kip Shoes for oil couutrv. at low • • ricc
I lease bear in mind that in huyin/ at llusciton's \o
are protected in prices, styles an l wear. Come an .
see us.
B, C. HUSELTON,
No 4N. MAIN ST. BLTLKR, PA.
1111111111 <+> 11!IIIi111
I.AOES, SILK<
lUBBONS. \ n \ i rs
BUTTONS. ElxaXOS. V ,!n
TKI MAI INCH, Vti *.K
' Vl> RETS < <>| ul.'l J >"|i|;KSS I»f>S,
v'lriiT hi riil ' 1"-1:-S ..nu! .s ! , J|K Mil MUX
INI- \\IX \l II U VM! " ,:KSS KAIIUM >
!NrAMlf» " tAK, j y .1 ! \V |. vl;
.1 A< K KTS. I-A KAS«U.S. ,s ,~V
WRAPS. SHAWLS. hiD OLOVES.
A. Troutman & Son.
Leadi ig Dry Gooes and Carpet Bouse.
BUTLSPo - IPH-JSI IS A_«
CURTAINS. - f CMH'KTS
WINDOW SUA I IKS. >i « Tl'lNi.s
CI'IM AIN IMH.KS i rj-t. v,i| . pi •
ANI) FIX! i KKS. J \ r \'\ i s|- |:i , ,
L O,lnamV^. U ' K,NS ' , " TU *
SPECIAL ATT EN' IMON TO 0111 i tt> I>Y MAI I.
THIS SPACE IS liKSEHYEI) FOR
E. ORI.K]J,TIh' Jeweler,
No "North? Main St, BUTLER. LA.,
Whose advertisement will appear next week.