L. O- WIOK
iuui »
Rough ind luted Lumber
oi>unm
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings,
Shingles and Lath
Always in Stock.
LIME. HAIR AND PLASTER.
Office opposite P.4W. Depot,
BUTLER. - ~ PA
LUMBER YARD.
L M. & J. J. HEWIT,
Dealers in kinde oi
Rough and Worked Lumber.
DOORS,
SASH,
BLINDS,
SHINGLES,
LATH, ETC.
"We have a large stock of all kinds of Lum
ber, Oil "Well Bigs, Etc.
Call and g»fc«nr prices and see our stock.
Mall Orders Promptly Attended
TO.
Office andTyard on
MOITSOB ST., NEAR ;"W"KST PBITH DKPOT,
BUTLER. PA.
Planing Mill
*** -AHD-
T .iimher Yard
J. L. PO RV»! L. O. PUBVIP.
S.G.Purvis&Co.
NUNRVAORCIUAS AHD DEALXBS »
Sough and Planed Lumber
or I? CRT DESCRIPTION
SHINGLES, LATH
& SEWER PIPE.
Butler, Pa.
TURN ON THE LIGHT
Aa4 Ist It
ma tU orery / JHl\ »an. woman
aad cbtM I VHr Ueeaaad
Kaowi of the
Gosser's Cream Glycerine
it is the idea) Cosmetic. It stimnlates
the nerves, quickens circulation and carries
away dead particles of the skin, leaving it
fine and clear. It has no equal for Chap
ped Bands, Lips, Pace, or roughness of the
skin, and is not excelled as a dressing for
the face after shaving. It is a bland,
creamy emulsion, with just enough vege
table oil to soften the skin. No lady or
gentleman 4i<tald4>e4ritfc«ufrlt. Be sore
to get the genuine. Take no substitute.
"For •ale by *. O. Redick, Drug
gist, Butler, Pa.
READ AND EEMET3ER
For strictly pure and reliable STRAIGHT
LIQUORS, call on
I. Iff. PIKCH,
12 SMITHFIEIiP ST., PITTSBURGH, PA.
(Opp. Honongahela House.)
Matchless tor Family use and Medicinal pur
poses are
FINCH'S GOLDEN WKDDINO, I All $1
GCCKKNHKIMEB 8 WHISKY, Iperqt. ;
OVERUOL.T'B WHISKY. * 6 qts.
DILUNGEK'S WHISKY. J (or $5.
Goods neatly packed and promptly shipped
FREE OP EXPENSE on receipt of cash or post
office order.
UTNothlng expressed C. O. D.
Send 'or Price List
©
Take the time to walk up
East Jefferson|street to see the
window-full of fine Remarque
Proof and Artists' Proof Etch
ings. Choice $1,50. Christ
mas is coming.
W. .A.. OSBORNE,
ART DEALER, - BUTLER, PA
REDUCE YOUR BILL BT BUYING
YOUR
CLOTHING
Gents' Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Trunks
and Bags at the One Price Net
Spot Cash.
RACKET STORE
120 S. Main St.
Butler, 3Pa.
_• _ j
««rprlMm# Yo bb« M..i Tr..K, .mintM
ud tuned m. I worked ud u>*d. mm; rutar
than I .xpMUdla. I tncam. «bl»io ti )u liludud bo lid
.•malt mmia«r katal. If I don'tiocrMdil that. I will to
ajr»in at the ba»in**a in which I made my money
. A Co. t Shall wo instruct and start you. rtadirt
I* wado. and if yum work indasuiou»ly. yoa will la dM
limaba ablo.o boy an island and build a hotel, if yoa with
M«My can be aomed at oar new lino of work, rmo
idly Md honorably, by tho*« of either sex young ar oH.
and to their own localities, where Tor they five. Any one
can <i£ the work. Eaay to learn. We furnish everything. No
rUk. Too can devote roar spara moment*, or all year lima
to tnawork. Thie entirely now brings wooderfbl cue
ceaalo every worker. Boginnoraaro ca mi"? from MS f
H&O pgr waek *»d anwartto. and rooro art or a littleexpe
«!"D C £IV * Brn,s " y 0 the employment—we teach yoa
* * T "i« i« an a~« of marvelous things, and hare i*
another groat, nsefal. wealth givinr wonder. Great gains
!1 L * T# ry 'ndusirioQs worker. W he: nror yo« are.
ITlJiSfl!! Z°® ar# y° n w " nt to know about this
vl . **f*; D .? U * lo« 10
yon. No t.. si plain har*. but If wo will writ* to tr
i UIL«L CO., M«v ioo, Augtista* limine.
sj&tliz-r' jfc'ii'-ISW ANO PEMISTEhr
A'lvcrt.'slu - HAS always proves
Before placing ant
? NMr8 T r, P° r Advertiainif coo.«"li
LCTD &THOMAS C
INRSZTISISG AUFTTO,
™ lanl.Nk OMIBI
B. & B.
Everybody Buys
turn MD
IMBItaCIIEFS
For Everybody Else at the
HOUDIT SEIWI
We have a special Circular and Pii e
List oa this subject aioae, contai;
inK all the details of tb««e elebor
ate stocks and special values.
You'll be interested in it. Sh-ill we
mail you a copy?
We Import all our
Plain Linen
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
Ladies and Gents,
and are confident no such values as
these we are selling caa be found
elsewhere.
We're made a reputation and are
keeping it on
Handkerchiefs.
More than 1000 styles of Ladies'
Embroidered Handkerchiefs to
select from.
Can we say more ?
Yes, if values sent in execution of til
Mall Orders entrusted to us do not
please or fulfil your expectation,
we'll accept the goods back and re
fund the money.
If you cannot come to see the
Holiday Display
in these stores, you can order by
mail with confidence.
41
Boggs & Buhl,
115 to 121 Federal Street;
ALLEGHENY. PA-
I ACT atnnn t'nless yon write us quic:<-
LUv I OIUUU ]y. w r e want more sail •-
men. and will guarantee permanen* poaltlo. %
with salary ana expenses paid weekly. Hi !i
or part time. Experience Dot required. Su* K
complete, including mauy fist s>-llU>s special
ties. Elegant outiTt free. AddrefS
C. H . HAWKS & CO.,
Nurseiyman, Kochesier, N. V.
Established lßTfi.
we mi CQnn Salary a, »J - Com ? 1 'J» l01
PAY WUU. Oaloiyto Men anil Won
men. Teachers and Clergymen to sell our Ne\ ,
Popular standard Work.
MARVELS of the NEW WES "
No Oner book ptibllslitMl. Over HV) choice
gravlnps. !0.40fl ropie> sold In one week. In
dorsed by the greateft men of l,h»i eounrr .
This Is no humbug offer.
Write at O*eSBS£KKa«K-
Tie Ben I hilMiij! (ww.
i' Oil'
IVTorwicli. Oonn,
FRANK KEMPER,
DEALKIi IN
BLANKETS,
ROBES,
HARNESS,
_A.nd everything in
horse and buggy fdr
nishing go ods—EE ar -
ness, Collars, "Whips,
Dusters, Saddles, etc.
_A_lso trunks and va
lises.
Repairing done on
short notice.
The largest assort
ment of 5-.A. Horse
blankets in town will
be found at Kemper's.
Mifflin Strsst Livery.
BIEHL & HEPLER Prop'rs.
One square west of Main St., OL-
Mifflin St. All good, safe horses:
new buggies and carriage*. Landau H
for weddings and funerals. Opec
day and night. Telephone No. 24.
New Livery Stable.
New Stock,
New Rigs.
—OPEN DAY AND NIGHT—
Horses fed and boarded.
PETER KRAMER, Prop'r
89. W Jefferson St Butler, Pa
CRAWFORD &- KENNEDY.
The well-known liveryman, Wm.
Kennedy, bas bought an interest ir
the above barn end will be pieascu to
have his friends call nt his new j>!ee*
of husiuese. The
Best Horses, Buggies and Car
riages
in Butler at the most reasonable
rates. The p'.aee is i-asily r-iu- u.h- r
ed. The first, stable wte>t of ih.
Lowrv House.
i Hotels and Depots.
W. S. <4r. }gft is tov. rij- oii-* r • !'> •
at carriage? i i • -if *-n<;
depots ot the town
Charges reason a M.>. Telepboi;
No. 17, or leave or<ler« at Hotei
Vogeley.
Good Livery in Coniieetion
Butler's Book
1,000 Paces,
200 Original Engraving.?.
Elegant Binding?,
Published in :i Languages.
Popular Prices.
FIRST EDITIOX. 100,000 COPIES.
The Only Authentic \Yoik By
GEN. BENJ. F. BUTLER.
Exclusive Territory and Liberal Ttrn;
given to Reliable Agents. Accompan;.
application with $2.00 for Prospectus.
J. W. Keeler & Co.,
239 So. 6TH ST. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
TXTASTKD— Apenrs to FOUclt tor on
" choice aud hardy Nursery stock.
Steady Work for Eamgttle Temperate Men.
Salary and expenses or commission if pretsr
ed. Write at once. State Age. Address.
R. G. Chase & Co. ,430 h» p^
Advertise is the CITIZIH,
| Nothing On Earth Will
HENS
X.13C8
Sbcridan'sCondition Powder!
ICEEPf? YOUR CHICKENS
Siren ": d Healthy ; Prevents all Disease.
" flood for Moulting Urns.
_i nU'i.'y <l. Inqnar-
JIH -'r No otlitf oa
; krlc if* IIHSII ice. "Ono lrtrge <tj» saTrd^mo
I - son i fix to pr'- v.-.t I coop." aay* on p customer.
w .'„ «?;>'?* "q "I. **
. H ■ , '' U '.'P I.' R J|'J
: , . . • . .'!•• istoa,Mars.
HUMPHREYS'
nr. Uuniphrcv. Kjif ific jarpFovniiflcaUy nl)'i
ccr ftillv ;.i Murtxl used to r >car« iu
prtTMe Vi. ...v ~1 t.rc ov,r thlr<y v l ,ir. bj tt«
people *Ti;h entire guc<-«3. Everv single SjA-clllo
a special cure tor ti;' iiauiocl.
'iZcy care without purging or reducing
IheßTstjmnndare In fact n:i(l •.UM the Sotrrrlcu
B« :ue<lies of the World.
ißTofrnncn-Atwa. L I : " RF . L "
1 - Fever**, Cc.nrcjtinns, InilammalJons.. .
|> —Worms. Worm Ffiver, Wctrn Colic - -J
3—'Teothmsi Colic, Crying, Wakefttlnt* ; .43
4—llitrrhea, of Cliildren or AdulU .43
7—Contrh-s, Cuius. Erottchltlc .45
I B—KenratziA, Toothacte, Faceacbe. 4-J
9—Headaches, Si.-k Ilead.-iche, Vertigo.. .45
lll—l>> sprpsin- Elilo-Ji: ess.Constipation. .45
11— t*ui>:iresf*€-d «>r I'aiaiiil Periods .. .45
j 'i-Whi:e*. Too Frefu:-.' Perlo*ls .^5
13—Crotfp, Laryngitis. Hoarseness ... .45
14—Skit Ithccm, ErvslpeJa?. Empliomi.. .45
15 —KbountntiMn, KheurociicP.»ln3 .4-5
I®—Jttolarla. Chills.Fever aaJAcrne 43
17—Piles, Blind or Bleeding .4.5
19—Catarrh. Inlinenra, Cold In the Read. .45
"8-VrtoopiMCoash -'-5
27-HiiSii-y Plspcws . *4*'
28— Nervous »>cbi'.*ty • 1.00
s(»—Urinary Weakness, 'Wetting Bod . .45
Sol<t hy Dr-IT?UU. or lent i n rc.eipt ot prtM.
Pa. :loitT.BKT*' U4 JMfoa. KA:i.at) ra*K.
CO., 11l ills WmUm SL, TiwTort.
sp~¥ cT"f T c"sT
JVe Cartt d
but nro willing to ray for learning how to
hi.the a3 good an article as WOLFF'S ACME
BLACKING of cheap material so that a
retailer can profitably sell it at 10c.
Our price is 20c.
The retailer says the public will not pay
it. We say the public will, because they
wili always pay a fair price for a good
r.rticle. To show bqth the trade and the
public that we want to give them the best
for the least money, wo will pay
$10,800.00
ffeward
For above information; this offer is open
un'.'l January Ist, 1893.
WOLFF « RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
r";-r;on Is thi» tsmc ofa paint which
U t'.s't r.o other paint ran do. JVeu
; r,looks like ilio natural
1; f and varnished.
AND BUILBEBS
(' » profitable to investigate. Ah
Pss r-e ITCHINS PILES
Si r^swAYHrs
9JNTMENT
SYMPTOM^—Mobtare; InteniiC Stchlnar nnd
j>i!ri V iiic*. moat at iilghtt wori*e by if
ull'-w vfltu ennllnue 'umor* farm »tn«l protrude,
wliic.t of.cn hi ■■ A M! 1»» nlf'cratc, b«M»omlnic very
« re. A\ M-/S Of \THKXT stop* the Itchlujc
nnd blecdini. hc*ula uL - ration, ami In nio*t cuca
remove** the tUMn> l>nn*i»* i*«
A -finctta and aJI Li»«r and Stomach troubles. \ jA
& "ther ft ver f aiL Bold by all •♦ruffglat aad
MM c jini.y ttore keepers. Cj* Bead for circulars. M
EOF, BEN ONLY!
IIT' iJsTLOST or FA3XWO MANHOO*
LV \ and NEKVOUS DEBILITY;
"f |« o« r Body and Kind, Effects
L: lif Error»ar E.vc*.sicL in Old or Ycur jr.
!to4s'" J A >iIOOO folly Itektorc*. Hew fo CJiUrpe and
B k re».ctL«n WH tK, I NI>K VKL» •.«:» OROAK k PASTS OF RCDY.
Absaluiet/ oafiiiliiT HOBB TttKATßEM"—f.enrftts In a day.
In tc»Ury '-rj* Ttlfaf—trlaa. TTrltc'heas.
rsp!a*iaU«Tt and p*oof« te*!!#d (tested) frc«»
Mir :■■■ ERSE CO.. BUFFALO. M. V.
DOCTORS LAKE
- - Jip- p rni t'ATE
'* j" COR. Pr :N AVE. ANO FCvftTM ST..
i-:: FITIGeiUKGH, PA.
' All tortus&l Delicate rt. ' Cora
nilieated IMnMce* tequ-1 .i»(Uox*
£2"" icatlon are treatert at tl'i- I>. -
p* 11/ V itU a success rarely uUatned. X>i;. f».
K. I.. ; tio' j a member of Hio Boval College of I'iiy
-3ji• j;)i. ■ itiitl :m<l id tuc oldetlami most
J.V ii-'-icaced SFBCIALIST in the ritv Bpeoinl at
(c,s '.on ri yen to Nervous I)ebilit\ lcoiuc'ctfSivu
a.;;:' al exeiuon, indiscretion of vontli,otc.,caiis
iuir i-iiTßlcal and nienuil decay, lack of energy,
k--;rfinil"nov, etc.; alK>Canucrj, Ol : hit.-,
I'l.xjil.l.unars UrinaryOrpans,etc. Consultation
tre-? «:>d Dtrictiy coundential. Office hours,U to
i and < to 8 v. M.: Sunday*. 3t04 p. M. only.
• 'I .it OIVk'O or addrcas IVRI. I.AKE, COR.
Vi;NN AVK.AUDITiIST..PITTSBUBtiH.TA.
DOCTOR
J. B. HOB KNSACK'S
IKDICAL OFFICES.
2«« Sarth M' . PIiILAUELPSIIA, PA
Arc tli<* old, In Atn'-r''.-a for Hie treatiiient of
SPKI'iAL I))>KAISF.S and VOUTIII'UI- ERHOItS
Blaor! Poteon, KiT"Oiw Debility Tlcer«, Run
ui* . , I'i-t-lu.'i»..lur''s. Bladder. Kid
ci . too Skin Diseases, Variecccl;*, Hy
droc'-le. Kupture.
ieiinaueutly ■ ->trc<« bv Improved methods
without !i-t. i.lioii rr >tti business. Tlie Doctor'*
bu-'Cess I.** din- Ui li'i lii'e-loug experience anil
slurl\: to tb* pure i able lenn-uies u*-eii and
u> tli<- iin. iisrh i x-iiii'iiitioii ami « itcliful at
leiiiiou u*vi-i» p;ii ii-i.uj during tremmnit. A
lorly jeiirs' istubllaUiueul is our guarantee Of
Success,
ufli' boars, YA.M.to -P. M.. II to 9P. M, AH
day Saturday, huudajs, ioto 12 A. M. send
stamp lor bo' k.
rRR^IWIttHES
||:b 4 ft! WITHOUT
I-* ?■" « WEfIR!H6 CUT
- nTHES,
L -iLiTTUOB
jjj j:.-,; t'-> F.^QUSRED.
| | ■JJJjfOLLOW
wliJjli ! niHECTIOfiS
j CLOSELY.
-V.fio African
f
CAVEATS,
' t'HAOE MARKS,
OESICM PATENTS
r COPVRICHTS, etc.
For Informal ion and i reo Harrtbook wi it« to
Iff .\.S \ ( 0.. . • ! BRO i DWAY, Nl v, YOBK.
Olaest burc.ta f-»rp - ;ir.r.« p.itontei in America.
BYory pjitct take n out hy us is brought before
the public by a nocfra flvpn free of charge In tho
|>cient:fir
Larcost < Iroulatlon of r.*\> nt paper in the
worl-t. iliumrnteil. Ni» Intelligent
man ehomd b? without Wetklv, *:i.Oo a
year; , .M'ISSS. CO.,
PUB USHER . «i'i Orijotivsv, New York.
We Have no ftgerits,
.jo.ou-i Frtiit Trees and \'ln'*s.
iu. - ioo Carolina I'oi>iat and Norway Maple.
Sii.ooC oruauii'ntal. Hardy Roses. Shrublwry.
50,000 Tulips, tly.tcio4.aunt: other buius
Gel our Illustrated Fall OatiiluK'to. -'•.'ad all
orders to JOHN U. A \ SIIRDOCH, 60S Smith
flei.l St., Pittubargli. l'u.
Orders for l-'loial I>ecoratloDS and Fresh
Flowers lia\e prompt attention.
♦JfSA . I'hilr. Iclp'l-L.
■ !*'** rf*' tiaiiM Agency 'it Uu«r*.
v- AVER ASOI. car «luaal irfcn:»
AT A DOG HOSPITAL-
Settles a Black and Wtiit® SJoncr.-l
Dog's Broken Lcj.
The patients now under treatment ut
Guy's hospital, says the London Pall
Mall Budget, include a large black and
white mongrel dog. vrhirh a few days
ago was seen to enter the hospital
j ground and hop on three legs in the di
' rection of the snrgery. Some children
' drew the attention of a student to tho
do~, and he took it into the surgery, .
where an examination showed that it
j was suffering from a broken leg. The i
SETTING JACK'S LEG.
injured limb was set, but as soon as the i
dog was well enough to have the splint !
removed, it refused "to take its dis- |
charge" from the surgery, where the '
students supply it with food. They
have named the four-footed patient
"Jack." Our artist arrived when .Tack s
splints were being adjusted, and made
the above sketch.
The Oldest Libraries.
The oldest libraries of which we have ;
any certain knowledge are those re- j
cently brought to light by excavations j
among' the ruins of tiie east. Among |
these are the Babylonish books in
scribed on clay tablets, supposed to
have been prepared for public instruc
tion about 650 B. C. It is said by Aris
totle that Strabo was the first known
collector of books and manuscripts—
this about the year 330 B. C.
Can Get Drnak Cheap.
The natives of the West Indies drink
rum and gin, which they can purchase
for one cent a plus's, the g-lasses being
abort as large as a wine goblet
Xlio Only Way.
"I wonder if a mm could see Europe
on two dollars a day?"
"lie could if he tad a. rich wife-"
Life.
Some i'avor a taiiil for revenue only,
some a luiiti with imideiuul protection,
aiid some a lar.ii lor protection, perse; Out
a iciifeO majority Uvor Hie tree Use ot Sal.
Vatluu Uli lin euu auU brumes.
Au endless eiiain <>i ceititk-ates verify
the excellence ot Dr. Hull's Cough tiyruy
i'iiee -J cents.
—lllustrated journalism iu this country
owes it.- origin to >.iuiuei tiieasou, uao iu
1JN»1 wu.> niaKiiig JKRI.UCU a year out, of his
LU.-.i be is now 111 uiuiaie 01 tue Ol'i
.\l.-ll > iloillfc Ut liOSIOD.
—-i iil'li i.tl«. '"A t'l. blllid t ' 111 <1 rry
Jui.a I>egii.i', at i'ottsviiie, a.» jit-r engage
ment; bu' - ;ie u.ul jiui iici'u married i'> A.
Jacob.-, • i vjiiardville, and Tnoaias wa
glad.
—Travel lei uiay learn a lesson Irom Air.
C. i». i. ... •: i-i- .i. Kent nilon.ey o. Pai . j
er, Dakota, ».«> -ays: "1 never leave
home U1.U14 a 0o..: • oi >.:.ji a«*i i
lain's Ooi.'.', C:io;f.; i ai; 1 Di Ueiuo
dy with uie, aad ou many nceasi.»tis have
run 'Jiilh it to the J -itel' •>! some .-U i .rer
and ii tve never knuwa to fail. Vox -ale
<>j
I). H. \Vidler, iuuler; A. F*e
spi'ct.; B.eiuea & Aihsun. \V. Sunbury.
liaelielor- are creatures .» ho have con-
Bulled their l'c inrtlo relatives before ven-'
taring 0:1 matrimony.
Money in Cabbage and Celery.
••Blood will teli." tiood crops cannot
be £ri,wn with pour strains of seed.
For sixteen years Tillingbast's l'ugct
Sound Cabbage Cauliflower und Celery
Seeds have been gaining in popularity,
The most extensive growers all over tlie
Union now consider tliein the besi 1a tee
world. A catalogue giving lull purtie
ulart legaruing lucin will be seat tree to
any owe mlertsteU. WhiMi wilting lor ii
enclose jy cents in silver or post up* stamps
and we .viii also send '•iiowr to Grow
Cabbage and Celery,'" a hook worth its
weight iu g»>ld tu am grower v. 110 lias
has ijcver lead it. Address
ISAAC '1 ii.l-lNliIL"<»l'.
La I'luuie, f'a.
Millionaire Thomas Cornell, the. Hud
son Uiver steamboat man. left a wiil ami
cut off his sons-in-law. The legal tight
against the will has begun. The estate
amounts to $3,000,000.
—Mr. William T. Price, a Justice of the
Peace, at Richland, Nebraska, was confin
ed to his bed last winter with a severe at
tack of lutnbag >; bat a thorough applica
tion of Cbaaiberlaiq's Pain Balm enabled
bim to get up ani go to work. Mr. Price
says: The remedy e.ianot be reooinm >ad- (
ed too highly." Let any one troubled
with rheumatism, neuralgia or lame back
give it a trial and luey will be of tho same
opinion. o0 cmt bottles for sale by (
D. H Waller, Butler; A., Bowers, Pro- ,
spect; Breaden <fc Allison, W. Sunbury. ,
—The small boy no longer packs imag- j
in.-irv suoy.-bells.
I
11. P. Dbi.No Sc Co ,
Columbus, Ohio.
July 3rd, 1801. <
UKNTI.EMKS: —My plating machine re- J
ceived, everything in perfect order find ,
works perfectly. I unpacked it and com
menced at once a' i plated seven breast
puis ami a ring in a short time. lam d'--- '
lighted with the work. People are bring
ing all the forks, spoons, watches, jewelry, .
etc. that 1 can plate. Enclosed find $j for
oue pla' -r br my cou.-in. More orders ,
Write above firm for circulars. A. ,
KEIYEU. 1
—T:ir!it sle -'.-es catjie red h "ids.
Save f/icusy, ;
Win-. ,u go to p."si ' .•!>. Pa., -te <1! !
' the An >-.r U»k' en:. : l-i'.-rty and '
Fourth street-. It :« •> s-ri.-tr first-claw |
Uote! • '••• K'O" pe ~ , i.
i . .".O I-.
•'i'J* op:i.-ai *) at C2-I Penn Av. nue.
Pittshurg, l'a., are conceded the best and
1110s' romforta) In. Sav • m'.ney by having
him lit your eves
—The State Board of Health says t hat
membraneous erouti is contagious.
Corssumption Surely Cured.
To TITC iriiror.:— i'luaao inform your rc-a<li re
tliaM liave a positive roaiudy for tiioal>ox-e-nanitd
disease. By ils tl- lely u«e tbon6an<ls of hopeless
cases havo n pcnaanently cured. I. hall be pied
to eead two botiles of my remody FKEE to auy ot
your readers who havo consamptinu if they wiii
send aje their txprt. J s and r. O. Ccspect-
Ctdiy. T. A. SLOCUii. M. C., ISI pjart St.. X Y.
—A v.: ,a fellow thus advises: Don't
buy your best girl a present on tho install
ment plan, as she might jilt you before you
have made all your payments.
Ciiaxribertalii s Eye citci. SL3H j
Ointment.
A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eye?,
! letter, ou.it Khoum, Scald Head, Old
I Chronic Sores, Fever Sores. Eczema, |
I Itch, Prairia Scratches, Soro Nipples j
I and Piles. It is cooling and soothing. !
Hundreds of cases have been cared by
It after ail other treatment had failed.
I it Is put up in 30 and 00 cent Lwiea.
I THE CITIZEX I
MISCj LLANEOI S
Only Oua Place for Illm.
Prominent Politician —I have done a
pood many favors for you. and now I'd 1
like you to put a friend of mine on yonr >
paper?
lireat Edit.ir—Would he do for a re
, porter?
"No, he hasn't any le;r=."'
j "Dm - might make an exchange j
: editor, perhafis?"
• "He couldn't read the newspapers.
I He's blind."
"Poor fellow! Can lie hoar?''
"Xo, deaf 33 post. He is a fine !
I writer, though, ar.d he has a lively im- j
• agination."
"Good' I v.'ill appoint him London
j correspondent."—Go->d News.
A Matter of SSoney.
"I congratulate you, Julia, on your ,
; approaching' marriage," said Mr. Hyatt, j
1 a prominent New York merchant, to his i
j daughter.
| "Marriage, pa? I don't know any
j thing about it."
"I am telling yon about it now," re
plied Mr. Hyatt.
"Hut who is tho bridegroom, pa?" j
asked Julia.
"That's none of your business. You j
! must not have so much curiosity. That
I is a business secret that cannot be di
vulged just now. I'll let you know who
he is after the wedding is over." —Texas
Sittings.
STILI, I>" IT.
Bill.Guthrie—Say, mister, what's the
name of this yer town?
Mr. Jackson Park—This is Chicago.
Bill Guthrie—Chicago yet? A man
told me two days ago I was in Chicago,
and I've been drivin' right along.
Mr. Jackson Park—That's right. —
Puck.
I*oint for Wheelmen.
Wheelman —I believe I'll give up bi
cycling. lam as careful as can be, but
every now and then some accident hap
pens. This is the second time I have
been arrested and fined for running
into people.
Business Man—l'll tell you how to
manage. Just yon get p. job as bill col
lector. Everybody'll dodge you then. —
N. Y. Weekly.
Will Wiml Kim Around Some Way.
Mrs. Chinn—So you are going to mar
ry Mr. James? Why, he is a regular
reptile. Of course he is rich, but I don't
see how you will ever get along with
him.
Mrs. Trapier (by her third) —Oh, I
will m.'-.-i i.;c him somehow I used to
be a snake charmer before my mar
riage.—Brooklyn Citizen.
Too y.ccli So.
Lucy—Clara Kr-tchem has certainly
the most engaging manners of any girl
: I know.
llarrv (ruefully)— You're right, sis.
I've just '. t! t Pin the fifth man
she er; v , !1 tn If to last summer.— •
Pittsburgh Bulletin.
The lii.Tercnoe Kxplained.
"I can't under- land why yhaven't •
as amiable 11 tempc r a.-, J tunes," said the i
proprietor to an of.lee boy, referring to
another.
"James never h..a to answer the tele
phone,'' replied the abused young man.
—Detroit Free Press.
Low-necked dresses arc going to be very
popular with the lovely young (iodines,
because if they should catch cold wearing
them, bava't they got. Or. Bull's Cough
Syrup to cure them?
"How many munuer at bv'h prices? Why
Salvation Oil costs only cents a bottle .
—Rich Hill, Mo., has an 18-year-old
young lady who weighs 3'J5 pounds. t»he
is 7 feet 10 inches higk aud wears a shoe
16 inches in leng-.h.
—D. 11. Wuller.draggist desires to inform
the public, that he is agenl for the most >u«s
cosl'ul preparation that has yet been pro
due."! for coughs, colds au.l croup. It will
loosen and relieve a severe cold iu less time
than any other treatment. The article re
ferred to is Chamberlain's Cotgh Remedy.
It is a uiediciue that has woa fame and
popularity on it's merits and one that can
always be depended upon. It is the only
known remedy that will prevent croup. It
must be tried to be appreciated. It is put
ub in 50 cent and $1 bottles.
: —"Do you kuow if there is a gentleman
there with ono eye named Grange?" asked
a man of Cbamlos Fulton as ho stood at
the door of the Lotos Club last night.
"Let me think," said Fulton; "what's the
name of his other eye?"
—English Spaviu Liniment remove all
hard, suit or calloused lumps and blemishes
from horses, blood spavins, curbs, splints.
Sweeney, ring bone, stifles, sprains, all
swoleu throats, coughs, etc. Save SSO by
use of one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful blemish cure ever known. Sold
by J C Kediek, druggist, Lutlcr.
Brewer G. F. Lauer of Reading, cast
out in a bottle 100 miles at sea a note say
ing that the tinder would receive upon
return of the note to him. It has just come
from a very poor fisherman, John P. Gil
ford, Westport, Mass.
To Consumptives.
The undersigned having been rettcred to
health by s::a[ ie mesne, alter su&crinp for .
several » •■> «ith a were lung utiectioo, j
uud •" tread (i;-ease tlon, i 3 :
i.ax.. as 10 luake fen. Un to i '.. suflrr- !
ris tl.e uotans ot cure, iu tbes-.- who <ie«:ie j
11, be will ciiixrtuJly »e; •! ( ot charge g J
0c; ot tiie pre -ri;. !-n a. which the? ;
Wi 1i" lint a tar. care tor t onsnuipuou, '
\stlixa, I ,ta. rh, Hjocet. itL -ad ail ihroa l I
,'. 1.. ) u;i »utler«R. !
•• -.i : . fiediHl;, a» it it invatnabl*.]
: U..M t.e» 1 1 • :h j.ri 5-rir-tioi., which «i|i '
~ k .• : '•! tl, .• - 'V 1 AHl> i
Wi ills II- a: .
and brc;;- \ and a M r. uthat hi eyes would |
be • r:. i out by Mary Mark ley, newly j
wedded David Bell art, of Reading, wants j
protection from Mary, who says she loves |
him.
—Rheuuiatism cured in a day—"Mysti—
cure" for rheumatism and neuralgia, radie
ca'ly cures in Ito 3 days. Its action upon
the system is remarkable and mysterious. ,
It removes at once the cause and the dis
ease immediately disappears. The firsi
dose greatly benefits. '75 cts. Sold by J <' |
Redick, druggist, Hutler. • j 1
—Andrew Carnegie has written an j
article oil "Habit ot' I' a rift. As Andrew |
does not support a family of six on $1.25 a |
day, preaching eomv-s easier to him than j
practice.
RHEUMATISM Cured in a Day.—"Mystic
Cure''" for Rheumatism and Neuralgia rad
ically cures in Ito days. Its action
upon the system la remarkable and myn
j terious. It reu.ovcs at once the cause and
tne disease immediately disappears. The
1 first dose greatly beuetits, 75 cents. Sold
I by J. C. Redick, Drugist, Butler.
—Orators and amateur elocutionists are
I blossoming out in the secret orders.
—ltch on human and hor»es ana all aui- '
mals cured in 30 minutes by Woolford'a :
Sanitary Lotion. This never tails. Sold ;
| by J C Redick, druggist, Butler.
GUT Siiil- SILF
For 0 only.
« •'
B()() iiS, si i() Es AND
RUBBERS.
At ic- than wholesale prices
Stock must be reduced at at once,
l >ig Lbio of Xinas Slippers,
Come Mid see us.
j
Remember the place, j
347 8. MAIN ST., Opp. Willi.nl House.
("losing out Sale
OF WINTER
3 OES &
R U tl B E R 8.
'I; ;;-!'-' ie.-s of Cost.
ii j« i. --.e looking ' »r bargains go to
.insir ii KL'S
■ y h. >1 jl. ' J I V 31 J m.J KSJm
Ali v»' v . 00 w r < on i .11 kiud< of footwear. Price no object,
the principal tiling ' '■<> r-.-i-. 1 li'td myself with a very lartfe stoci:
of winter goods vv .hi will uot carry over if low fitrures on thern will hav»
any effect.
All Kinds of Stoga Coots go.
I sold Boots loA at tbe bt j-inniuif of the season. Now I am almoFt
tbum uwtiv. Mens BvOtft. 50; Bovc l Isi?ots, $1.25; \ ouths Boot>
$1.00; Cbilds Boots. 15 ct~.
Ladies, Misses and Childrens Shoes Go
Sliu-Wy ara d'-.v a any j-r-ce. »r? all fresb, desir
üblf goode v.!'' aro .-o;. ; r be soi-i very cheap. My Plock of children's i
school shoes ;ire vei v desirable n:iti e-llicg lower than ever
Felt Boots are in the Push with Rubber
Goods.
These goods are just in at-ason aud now is the time to sec them, now is
when you want thani aisu you can buy theta cheap.
Boots and Shoes Made to Order
Holiday Slippers' in Great
Variety.
¥
Repair log oertly ead yi* <nptly
Ask for 181 >2 Calander.
JOHN BICKEL.
BUTLER, - -- -- -- -- PENN'A
IF ANY SHOE WAS EVER
worihv of a high piece in history, it i:-
1 . i.rKfbo'M : ; hoe. There is no necessit
jjfT '' \ lor pnii-mg tleir history into boo^
I STj \ form Von "noou know enough abonv
I i V 1 them if you wear a pair of them." It
1 1 1 \ ..vol)' take you loD>r 'o find out th»' j
W_\ 1- hen m i them you were buy-1
J rl .. uy ept-.-L'did service lor very little |
JV rf Ti ei• i ' .' tin ' oisc'Ver is thu*
lw ' " '•'* :! - U M ORM ' in tiit ' nl
v rwcSrßlniy W H lilV il .! r Ti.-u ■ > /.«• t' :r 'her not only !
t \\ ll yjEll • 1 v v " ' h "~ " horl ' 1h:1 '
T ou - -i "• > 11 Def.iii't be iifliute
cd < '
no ,^p ir sh.-on ,-th than our Ladita Fiue Shoes a< .
*1.00,11.35, *1.50 and *2.00 Th , see the Ladies Heavy Shoes in A
Calf, Glove Grain, <' I Grain. Kip ami Cell'at 75 eU. *1 00. $1 35 and $1 60 |
Our Menn and Bey," K'ip Boots and Shoes from the cheap Brogan to the
fineFt hand sewed shoes. Our Old Ladies Warm Shoes are splendtd-N one ,
better.
--HOLIDAY SLIPPERS-!
Of the choices; patt> rns v■■■+• rendy. In bnylog Christmas presents why !
not l.uv sonu thing iu the \.ay of Bo: :s and Skoca or Slijtpers. They art-.
o&cful and ar- always u.'pn-ci.: »-u.
At 50 ct- Gent- Ki.,- ii ;iihv- i S<ippa».
At T » ctf Genu. Fine Kutbroitleid Velvet Slippers
At $i k is and $i 50, the . -ctern- are beattlul. in different colors—in
Blue, Old Gold, Beal Brow i auu 'IVV-ncco Brown. Then the Maroon Goa
at *I.OO, $1.25 and Tan Calf at $1.50 are beauties. Then the Russia
Leather in tie dark wine coler and the Alligators ire the finest Slippers in i
the market. Our Ladies Slippers are tine— selection--no house can!
show so largo a f'lectiou or u.~ fina styles and at as low prices as these goods j
are. Don't fail to come in -viid buy t pair or two before stock is broken.
B. C. HUSELTON, - 102 N. MAIN ST., BUT le&, PA j
- Leading Millinery House -
X>. T Pape
We arc now ready to exhibit this «e.i •ou'r tsljl <• of
mi- i - jsr= r-y
la ever, a.-~i ,;b!o ety 1 ~i: d quJit^
Our stock isuuutu&Hv large atd attractive Trimmed let* »>d bon
net* of all description?—frit hets, velvet haU and -»ilo- His . .:d
b. : c;s trio nr-r. to <rdir. Ttc largest acd c.csi c< u j :•< uck oi icivt ta
rtfcbcns, tips, b:rda and wiDgs <-ver brought to Bitter
I'< >lt CWII^DREN
Ht ode, caps, ee:!- i nuts ia threat varietv.
JVK3 LJ~X~i..IV L < r
H&t£ and boiiuetH n , pU~c our i«Bt ; itentio-, a ten piete line iJsvav.s on
hand
"2-JD.T. PAPEJ-I-,
C A p T R IT JRA 13 .
*\ Ouee up >u ft me yaunjr maa named
~ ri'\h jr J Ccbli mil a beautiful your sr l-.dy homed
f *' ,s 'elated that be 'ell iu love
U ( ~s' ■£// a * St " :i p! ~ Spied-'r-er. Our title is told.
''J / '1 /' W*'ve caught your eye Do you catch
V or? Well; ju<t oliow al ng a li:t!e
- tt s ft ath«r fl ck
s —S '■ ■■• together" in little drovt a by - b aiselves is
' ' .!;:>■ 'it. re.
€ are Ll " •'' '' ! 'u
«? our lice, I est
. JBf goods in tLi-niPik' i «r •!.- m to.v, cea
'jjgP~- tW g"'
wovs room lor or ;* u ori 1 ; don't be back
~ « ~ word, Hut call in and see us.
I did not think of advertblug (Lis lull, bu. I tct-i in who a led mc
who I w<*s. I told him
Heck, The Champion Clothier & Furnisher.
And str<voge to say, he informed iue ihe.t he had ttver Lttrd < 1 me. Well!
it ia just euc-h people we are sifter, aud if ibK «»b- uld <• u-h their . ve, we
bopf hum&D cm iocilT w»!l i«-ad :hf n- to m.«i it ; t i.--:t- , cot a" •■ -t
traits of the i«cc. it was curmUy that l«d Kre to tsste toe forh>ddru tru't;
and her ofFaprtng bave their curiosity ezciteu every da< a her< d:tcry
temptation, from the t-utall boy everlastingly { eptns: inu boxos to the
hired-gii! witb her eye to the key hole. E rev body woudirs wt.at is ia it.
Properly directed, tb ; B corio&ity often lenda to satisfactory results, and I).
A . il'ck invites all curious people to make a voyage of difec-.-verv to his ro
and see tbe largeat store, the largest stick of clo«h;:;g—iu Ovt-icrj. and
Sni:* l lor iaen, b..»\p ana chiidi-en, Hats, Caps. Uiovt-a, Mitts. Sbi.-tt, Uur
w Cordifiari-Jeeketß, Leather Coits and 1 ent>. Ovt: , l-.l'.cktts, Trut.ka,
Vali»ts>, TJmbteliap, Rubi't-r Coats, ('«»llcri», I'otT . Tit., Hdk'*, M 'jEH'TB,
Pfoshes, Pnr?c?, Bill -utd Pcoket Books, Ltolfftard QeLts' IVfeicbea, C\ :in-
Cnarres, Piaa, Sleeve n-.d Collar Bii't >:■. -, Silver I' o , t o a
full line of Notions—ut remark>bly low p-no iout:er bow low v,-u have
be«n offered good? we Lave tht-tu still lower and lor quality we never t-.ke a
balk seat. It will be to your personal adv ;.--:.ge to ktv« us r.: «T-1J call
and ge* our prices, and you are sure to give i- a ' s" share ot vur pat
rouftge he:reafirr.
Thanking onr many friends- for I heir ve. ■, liberal patronage.
We remain, yours to please.
T). H E C JC,
Champion Clothier, Kurili.sher and 1 latter.
1 21 N.Main St. Butler, Pa.
j AT
For Ladies, Misses and Children, the
largest- line we ever had. Come
©
in and see them, they are
M €> 33 3EI IgT .
CloakS - Jackets - WrapS.
, KINGS.
Diamonds ■ ICARF'PVNS.
'STUDS,
( GENTS GOLD,
W , 1 . < LADI
VV (itci IPh ( (tKMS sh.VKR
LAi'iLS CHATLMN,
1 r , TTn ]viT f Pi"P. Far-rings,
•i t vi v. i I \ j Riugjj* Chains, Bracelet . 151
( 'IVu castors butter dishei
Silvenviirp
!l«l« be; #o
! ■ E. GRIEB.
THE JEWELER
Ko* 139, North Main St., BXTTf,E:>, FA..
U\\Js - j tft
, HAT-FEVER
%J COLD HEAD BSS
Ely'* Cream Balm is not o U'jviA, snuff or pctnkr. Applied itUo the w*trr- : .
" ot«i«/-'y <i Ported. It cUnnvs the head, allay* injlammation, heal*
rft A the *>rcs. M<t H< druwUU »r tent hi v-.-'l on receipt afprfre.
3UC ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warun Street SEW YORK- u-, j
ADVERTISE I CITIZEN.
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