" -Paris Robes Belford Cord -4 New Spring Dress Goods A in H FOR EARLY BUYERS: We received this week our first shipment of New d O Spring Dress Goods and through this advertisement we extend a oq cordial invitation to you to come i P3 and Jook through our stock | jTj whether you wish to purchase or O |-TROUTMAN'S-S Leading Dry (roods and Carpet i House. -Henrietta Serge- Better Late Than Never. ONLY A TEW DAYS MORE AND Bickel's Great Odd and End Sale Will Close. The Attention of Shrewd Cash Buyers is Called to this ad. The Following Goods Must Be Sold At Once. 180 Mirs Ledtts' Fine Dongola Button Bhoes SI.OO. 360 " » " Grains " " 90 cent*. 330 •« «• » Gaiters - - 50 " 310 »« " " Foxed Gaiters - 60 340 " " " Grain Slippers - 50 " 190 " " Oil Grain Shoes - 75 130 " Old Ladiea' Fine Shoes - - SI.OO. 410 " Ladles' Brnssell Slippers - - 25 cents. 20 Cases of Ladies' Fine Kid Walking Shoes Tipped 75 cents Tlie above mentioned Goods are at Half Prices. Read on, Dear Readers, Read on. 330 pairs Men's Fine BniT Congress Shoes at sl.lO. 330 " " " A Calf Lace Shoes Tipped 90. 380 " •' Working Shoes (former price 1.25) 85. 310 " " French Calf and Kangaroo Shoes $2.00. 390 " Boys' fine Lace Shoes 3to 5 - SI.OO. 600 " •• Working '* " - 85 - 340 " Youths' Fine Button Shoes high cut 75. Men's and Ladles' Cloth Slippers at Your own Price. 410 pairs Children's Spring heel shoes at 40. 330 " " fancy tip Shoes at 35. 530 " " plain Shoes - 25. 130 •< Misses' fine Grain Button Shoes 85. These Goods are All Warranted to be perfect ia ererr respect and they are only sold at prices named on them to make room tor new goods. If yon want to get some footwear cheap, take in this Sale. New Sprlnd Goods Arriving limost every day, and too much cannot be said in praise of them; ask to see oar line of Walking Bboes aad Slippers, and also our line of children's fency Walking Shoes in Bed and Black. A beautiful line of Ladies' White Kid Slippers rery cheap, don't buy aay Shoes nntil you bare 1 ooked orer my itNr ill laarasd priosa. Shoea ware never cheaper than they are now. Misses' Rubbers Free of Charge for 10 day» I will giro a pair of Misses' Rubbers any Size from 11 to 2 free of charge with aver y purchase of $1.25; and with every pair of Ladies Bboea from $2.50 up, I jrill give a pair of Ladles' Rubbers Free of Charge- Remember this offer holds good for 10 days only and If yoo want rubbers for nothing, you must get here on or before the expiration of thiß tee. Remember The Place, JOHN BICKEL. BUTLER, - -- -- -- -- PENH'A READ AND REMEMBER. For strictly pure and reliable STRAIGHT LIQUORS, call ou I. FINCH, M UITITBU KT.. PITTHBI KUH, PA. KOpp. Monongahela House.) Matchless for Family uae and Medicinal pur poses are FINCH'S GOLDEN WP9DING. All ft OCCKBNHKIMKKB WfIISKV, „per qt. , OVBRHOLT-S WHISKY. f « qls. DILUNGKB'H WHISKY. ] for l&. Good* neatly packed and promptly shipped Fan or Kxfexsb on receipt, of cash or post office order. expressed C. O. D. Send tor Price List. FRANK KEMPER, DEALER IN BLANKETS, ROBES, HARNESS, .And everything in horse and buggy fur nishing go ods—H 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 Kemuer's. At £. GABLE, V eterinary Surgeon. Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto, Canada. Dr. Gable treats all diseases of the domesticated animals, and makes ridgling, castration and horse den tistry a specialty. Castration per formed without clams, and all other operations performed in the most scientific manner. Calls to any part of the country promptly responded to. OBce and infirmary in Crawford's Livery, 138 West Jefferson Street, Botler Pa. JCriC.vf. < ' f-rRSIiTEST AdvcrUsiiv; 1.1 alwnvg prove* |K suuci-b«ii>;. I.L :ora j ':«;iti(ranj V Nowfc'Mipcc- > i-'Ttlsliuf CODS "It LCTLJ i HOMAS, JOHNSON'S *AfODYH^ LINIMENT ,ke-v O7 - \} v rr nrrami ma m*mi AFTiR GENERATION. Ort HAVX USKD AXD BLESSED IT. . ° r Hi Nc-ne^ Dropped on Sugar, Children lore Tt, Erery Traveler should nave a bottle of It 111 hi* sateheL C„-.„ Cuffni-n f From Rhenmatijim, Sol tvery ounerer » t i ca , N,. nr .Krt*, s;r. TOO, fipJulju-hf. Diphtheria. Concha. < utarrh. Bronchit i.«. Asthma, Cholera Morbus, Dtarrhnra, Lamtneci. Sorencw in Bodv or linla. Stiff Joint* or Strain*, will flml in thU old Anodyne rvlief and roeedy cure. Pamphlet free. Sold .Yprywhero. Prtr* aac-tit, by mail. 6 bottles. XxprCM paid. Si. X. SjIOH.NSOS X CO.. H.UML HUMPHREYS' Dr. Humphrrva' areoolentiflcally and carefully prviiuml Kemwlles. us«l for >wn In irfJatc practice and for over thirty years bythe people with entire bucch». Every single .specific as Dec la 1 cure for the disease named. They cure without dru«fii«. puikliw or reducing the system and are in fact and deed the (sovereign Remedies of thr World. LOT or raiscir*!. soa cawm. PB "ii j—Fevera, Congestions,lnflammations.. .'2o U—Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic '25 3- Teething i Colic, Crying, Wakefulness ,25 4-DiE.rrhea, of Children or Adults .25 y —Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis -25 5-Neuralgin. Toothache. Faceachc 25 Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo.. .25 I#—Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Constipation. .25 11—Suppressed or Painfal Periods... .25 12—Whiten, Too Profuse Periods 25 13— Croup* Laryngitis* Hoarseness ... .25 14— Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions . .25 Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains .25 10—Malaria, Chills, Fever and Ague. .25 It—Piles, Wind or Bleeding »25 19—Catarrh. Influensa, Cold in the Head .25 20- Whooping Congh . .... .25 27— Kidney Disenses 28— Nerrous Debility '• i J" SO-trinary Weakness, Wetting Pod . .25 Sold t>j Drnjtclate, or *ent on receipt or prlca. Da. IfcuFiiaKYS* Mawtt*!. <U4 P»*«*« mxiiK* racr. MUMPHRKTS* MEP. CO.. 11l * 11» WlUlaa York. SPECIFICS ACME BLACKING is cheaper at 20 cents a bottle than any other Dressing at 5 cents. A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAYS because shoes once blackened with it can be kept clean by washing them with water. People iu moderate circumstances find it profitable to buy it at 20c. a bottle, because what they spend for Blacking they save in shoo leather. It IS the cheapest blacking considering its quality, and yet we want to sell it cheaper if it can be done. AVe will pay SIO,OOO Reward for a recipe that will enable us to make WOLFF'S ACME BLACKING at such a price that a retailer can profitably sell it at 10c. a I ».tlc. This oflcr is open until Jan. Ist, 1893. • ATOLPF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. Old furniture painted with PIK-RON (this is the name of the paint), looks like u lined and varnished new furniture. One twill do it A child can apply it. You « i change a pine to a walnut, or a cherry to mahof-:ny; there is no limit to your '•v.iciea. / 1 retailers BC!1 it. 1111 FC ITCHING PILES rlLtoswArwE'i OIMTHEMT ■TMPTOMS-MoUtßi* i latcßM Itahla* ud Mumtmm BMtttalfkn niu by MrmtokTag. If »llo«vra to continue tman form ui pntndc, i&Minsv^i^sa klwdUf, tbMriM IbftHWonu Sold bj draffiitJ or bj ■ailbrwct* Prtparrd »>r I)«.B«iTMt Soj», Philadelphia. flflMMMp*-*" I ** W3S«r CASES CURED Tot CURED ir UNCOM -? B Y ORGAK r fEVI A«« 'Sr Mafl. ~' c *3Rn»JEsi 5y P.HAROLD : t AY FOR MEN ONLY' &^nnfigs&sftgaßtjs?n. Rfl *l9' IMI! I WMkaoM of Body and Kind, EfTects Error* or IxoeMeain Old or T ounj. bhtt, Mofcl* MAlllOOPMlyßwttwi ImUwlum and ttraactbaa WEAK, VIDETELOPED ORbAXS A PARTS Of ftODT. i>Mlili-j anfalllßV MORE TKKATRERT—RaaaiU la a daj. Baa laailiy fraai AO Plata* aad Faral|a Caaatrlaa* WriUlkaa. M''6W«ac<frMf«csriix r\ DOCTORS LAKE La I PRIVATE DISPENSARY. fftj) OOd. PENN AVE. AND FOURTH BT.. PITTSBURGH, PA. ' All forma of Delicate anil Com- VtikHPTaai plicated Diseases requiringCON kiukntial andSciENTiKic Med icatlon arc treated at this Die- H iisar/ with a success rarely attained. Dr. 8. Iv l.ake Is a member of the Royal College of I hy nciaiw and Surgeons, and U the oldest and most L"ii>r: ienced SPECIALIST in theultv- Special at .i I 'lition Riven to Nervous Debility twin «• i-essivo Mental exertion, Indiscretion of youth, etc., caus ing physical and mental decay, lark of energy, li'opondency, etc.; also Caucers, Old Sores, Fits, KiiM Rheumatism, and all disonsotof tho Skin. Vhl.l.un«i,lTrtn«rvOrgans,etc. Consultation ,-eo u.iil strictly confidential. Office hours,l) to ' mid T to 8 V. M.; Sundays, 2 to 4 p. M. only. :i at office or address I>T?^. LAKE, COR. -1: '< n AVJKVANDITH ST.. r ITTS bu UGH. rA . QIIDTIIPC I We the undersigned were nllr I line 1 entirely cured of rupture by Dr J. B. Mayer. *3l Arch St.. Phtladelpli'n. Pa., s. Jones Phillips, Keniiet S-iuare. Pa.; T. A Krelt/., Sla'lngtou, I'a.j ti. M. Small. Mount Alio. I'a.; Rev. s. 11. Miermer, Banbury. PH.; I). i. Delicti. '-'li s. Twelfth St.. Reading Pa.; Wm. Dlx. 18' ii Montrose St.. Philadelphia; 11 L. Howe. :*r.i Klin St., Heading, Pa.; George and Fli. Burkurt, |:» l,ocust St., Reading, Pa. Send for circular WOOD'S PHOSPHODINE Hie Ureat Kagllsh Rpinnlj. Promptly and pernia nently cures all forms of Nervous Weakness. Km Is slons. spennatorrhea, Impotency and all effects of Abuse or Kxeesseses. Been perscrlhort over :r> in thousands of eases the only Reliable and Honest Medicine known. Ask druggist Kyr WOOD'S Phohpuodxnr; if he oiters sonn- worth less medicine in place of this, leave his dishon est stare. Inclose price In letter, and we will send by retuin mall. Price, one package, |i; six. *5. One will please, six will cur#. Pamph let In plain scaled envelope. wtamiis. A«ldro<s THE WOOM CHEMICAL CO., 131 Woodward avenue, Detroit Mich. Cirsoid In Butler by C N. Lloyd, J. K. Balpli, J. C. Redlck. and duggists everywhere. DOCTOR J. B. HOBENSACKS MEDICAL OFFICES. 200 North SECOMD ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA. Are the oldest In America for the treatment of SPECIAL DISEASES and TOVTIIFUI. EItUOUH, Blood Poison. Nervous Debility. Ulcers. Run nings. Discharges, strictures. Bladder. Kid ney. and Skin Diseases. Varicocele, Hy drocele, Rupture. Permanently cured by Improved methods without detention from business. The Doctor's success Is due to his life-long experience and study; to the pure vegetable remedies used and to the thorough examination anil watchful at tention given patients during treatment. A forty years' establishment Is our guarantee of success. Office hours, uA.M.to ■> p. M., ctoflp. M, All day Saturday. Sunday?, 10 to 12 A. M. Send stamp for book. A. J. FRANK k CO. —duudCDI— DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND CHEMICALB" FANCY AMD TOILET ARTICEB, PONGE3, BRUSHES. PERFUMERY, Ao" tVPtiysl elans' Prescriptions carefully com unded. 5 S. Male Street, Butler, Pa. v S¥lioli.i3 KW i : wo 4 : poi , u * ► < ui ti j«uji;«a JO 1 adtd s: Ml A r JJW , L(VM OUM"VJUU) JO OQ3)ljLl|3iltlj9 THE CITIZTCISr MISCEL'iA NEOI'S- Eitenuatlaj Ctrtumstanee*. "The charge against you, Mr. Ktl jordan," said the police magistrate, looking at liim sternly orer his specta cles, "is that of loud, boisterous and profane swearing on the public streets of this city. Have you anything to say?" "Nothing, your honor," replied the prisoner. "I'm guilty. I had just paid my gas bill for last month." The magistrate pushed his spectacles up to the top of his head and leaned over the desk in front of him. "Mr. Kiljordan," he said, impulsive ly, "permit me to grasp you by the hand! Officer, discharge the prisoner and call the next case." —Chicago Trib une. A Reasonable Supposition. "Mr. Featherly," inquired Bobby, while the dessert was being discussed, "is your dog's name Rome?" "No," replied Featherly, in astonish ment, "his name is Major. Why, Bobby?" "Because pa told ma last night that you were down at the Eagle hotel making Rome howl, and I s'posed ho was talking about your dog."—Tansill's Punch. A TESTIMONIAL FROM "JUDGE." SNIDE SAFE CO. —Gentlemen: After examining nearly all kinds of safes I consider yours the best for my busi ness. Yours truly, A CRACKSMAN. A Merciful Man. Hawkeye (to cabman at Brunswick hotel) —Take me to the Hoffman house; how much? Cabman (takes blanket from horse and about to start) —Two dollars. Hawkeye—Two dollars! I'll give yoc fifty cents. Cabman —Well, let 'er go. I don't want to disappoint me horse. —Truth. nappy Suburbanites. Mr. Citimann —To save my neck, I can't understand why the crowds at the ferries always have such a happy look. Mr. Suburb —It's simple enough. After the day's work in the city, we're always glad to get out of it; and after eight or ten hours in the country, we're always glad to get back. N_ Y. Weekly. It Seemed That Way. "You are late this morning, Mr. Col lum," said Sharpe, as his bookkeeper came in about ten o'clock. "Yes, sir. My wealthy uncle died and left me fifty thousand dollars. Isn't that a good excuse for tardiness?" "Yes; too good to be true, in fact."— Puck. Aiding the Scheme. Scolding Wife —I will do anything to keep you home evenings! Hen-Pecked Husband--That's easily arranged. Don't stay in yourself.— Once a Week Tlip Charge. "Poor Jim Casey wint up fer loife." "Phwat was th" charge against him?" "Doviu-moite " Judce. —For a number of years I have been subject to violent attacks of inQatnatory rheumatism which generally Listed about two months. On the first of this month I was attacked in tbe knee and suffered severely lor two days, when I procured a bottle of chamberlain's Pain Balm and it relieved me almost instantly. I therefore most cheerfully recommend it to those who are similary afflicted everywhere.— R. D. Whitley, Martindale, N. C., Feb. 1888. Mr. Whitley is a promenent man in this place and his disease was very widely known as he suffered such severe pain. W. M. Houston A Co., Merchants. Mar tinflale, N. C. 50 cent bottles for sale by I). H. Wuller, Butler; A. Bowers, Pro spect; Breaden <fc Allison. W. Snnbnry. —The circus is preparing for its day of rule. —Try I)r. Gram's Grandmother Medicine, no cure, no pay. Three months treatment SI.OO, for all blood, liver,j kidney and stomach diseases, at J. C. Redick's. —How mncb more affectionate the mem bers of a family group are in their photo graph than ttaty are out of it. —Little Birdie, suffering from measles, prayed thus the other night: "And please if you give lister Xan the measle- - , give 'em to her real hard. Amen." How to get Thin. The only safo and reliable treatment for obesity, or (superfluous fat) is the "Lever ette" Obesity i'ills, which gradually re duce the weight and measuremeut. No injury or inconvenience—Leaves no wrink les—ants by absorption, This cure i-t founded upon the most sci entific principles, and has been used by one of the most eminent Physicians in Eu rope in his private practice "for live years" with the most gratifying results. Mr Henry Perkins, 29 I'nion Park, Bos ton, wiites: From tie u>e of the "Lever ette" Obesity Pills my w tight has been re duced ten pounds in thr< • » and my general health is wry :nt>. n improved. The prirciples of your t i-.-nr u».- i? are fully indorsed by my fnotih i»lsi<-i i i-. In proof of lu} gralitui I oere <n h give vu permission to u<o hi. n.« on n \ou desire to do so." Price #2 Oil per package, or three pack ages for $.">.00 li.\ legit-H-red inuil. All ordres supplied direct from our ■ lli •« The LkVKRKTTK Spkcimc Co .W.I Wash ington St , Hostou, Mas.,. —Secretary Husk is said to be trying to cross hoes with lightening bags. If he would just drop that and try and teach bees to feed on cowslips he might soon make this a land of milk and honey. Rheumatism cured in a day—"Mystio oare" for rheumatism and neuralgia, radic ally cures in I to 3 days. Its action upon the system is remarkable aud mysterious. It removes at once the cause and the dis ease immediately disappears. The first dose greutly benefits. 75 cts. Sold by J. C. liedick, druggist, Butler. —The (Castor bonnet will soon bring the "silver question" homo U somo men who are not just now taking much lnte.ost in it. Chamberlain's £y© and ffklu Ointment. A certain enre for Chronic Sore Eye#, Tetter, Salt llheum, Scald Head, Old Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema, Itcb; Prairie Scratches, Soro Nipples and Files. It is cooling and soothing. Hundreds of cases have been cured by it after all other treatment had failed. It is put up in 25 and 00 cent boxeg. —An ancient sign on an old toll-bridge in Massachusets still bears the announcement tbat all passers must pay toll "except paupers, Indiaus and clergymen." —The little tut of hair growing on the dude's lower lip is called a "Charlie." Consumption Surely Cured. To The Sditor:— Ileaae inform your readers that I bays a poaitlre remedy (or Hie above-uaiued disease. By lta timely uae thousands of hopeless caaea have been permanently cored. I shall be glad to sand two bottlea of my remedy FREE to any of your readers who hare consumption It they will •and me their Kzpraaa and P. O. addraas. Respect ing, X. A. BLQCUM, M. a. 181 Faari N. 7. A Imputation to Sustain. "In writing' up the burglary," said I the excited caller, "you can say the , thieves in their hurry overlooked ST.'iO worth of jewelry and solid silver plate in one of the olosots." "Might not that liriog the burglars j to your house u second tiiue?" sug gested the city editor. . "I don't care if it does!" exclaimed j the other. "I don't want the public to get the impression that a g.mg of rob- I bers can go through my house and only j find $"2 j worth of stuff worth stealing." , —Chicago Tribune. nnrl Duties. He—l think we need not worry about the future. 1 am now pettin;.' -?,000 a year as second assistant sub-editor of the Daily Blower. She—Yes, but you are killing your self doing two men's work lie—l know; but before long 1 may be promoted, and then I'll get $3,000 for doing one man's work; and, if I have patience, 1 will eventually reach a position whore I will get 55.000 for doing nothiDg at all. —N. Y. Weekly. inuubuij - A l'ortnnate Man. "Blithers is so deaf he can't hear him self talk." said Binks. "He's in luck," said Ranks. —Brooklyn Life. Maternal SeTerlty. If a child is spoiled by sparing the rod. what is to lie expected when he i* not even admonished? A w idcw had a V>r. who was rather w iid. :vn<l one day she was confiilintr her troubles to an old and trusted friend. "I am afraid." said her friend, "that you'are not firm enough with John." "On the contrary, I am sometimes afraid that I am too harsh." "Why, what have yon ever done?" "Oh, I have talked to him a great deal." "What have you said?" "Why, I have said 'John! John!" and other severe things."—Golden Days. Gastronomic Item. Jones—A queer thing happened in New York the other day. A horse stole three pies from a baker's wagon and ate them. Smith —I would like to have seen that baker. He must have been astonished. "Astonished! He was furious. He was desperate." "Why, what about? The loss of the pies?" "No; of the horse! It was his own horse that ate the pies. It was the only one he had." —Texas Siftings. Not Exactly Lost. "Mehitable," said the young lady's mother, with a severe frown, "yon let Eliphalet steal a kiss from you last night." "I'm sorry, ma." "Sorry! I should say you would be. The idea of permitting any young man to s#al a kiss from you!" "Well, ma," said young lady, with a peuitent air, "it isn't as if it was lost. I'll make him give it back to ma when he comes to-night."—X. Y. Press. —Every testimonial published ,in behalf of Hood's Snrsaparilla may be relied upon as strictly true. —Druggists are brushing off thiir spring fever remedies. —The promptness and certainty of it's cures have made Chamberlain's Cough Remedy famous. It is intended especi ally for coughs,colds, croup and whooping cough, and is the most effectual remedy knowu for these diseases. 50 ceut bottles for sale by D. H. Wuller, Butler; A. Bowers, Pro spect; Brcadeu £ Allison, W. Sunbury. —Tbe proper thing lor a jury is to bo firm, but not fixed. —For years the editor of the Burlington Junction, (Mo.) I'ost, has been subject to cramps, colic or indigestion, which prostrated him for several hours and un fitted him for business for two or three days. For the past year he has been using Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy whenever occasion requiied, and it has invariably given him prompt re lief. 25 and 50 cent bottes for sale by D. H Wuller, Butler; A. Bowers, Pros pect; Breaden & Allison, W. Sunbury. —Backing has probably ruined as many young men as the want of it. —lt is not our toughest friends who wear best, as a rule. —A runuing account in a store is liable to get ahead of a man's pockets. To Consumptives. The undersigued having beeu restored to health by simple means, after suffering for several years with a severe lung affection, aud that dread disease Consumption, is anxious to m«'<e known to his fellow sutler ers the means of cure. To those who desire it, he will cheerfully scud (tree of charge) a copy of the prescription used, which they will find a sure cure lor Consumption, Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis itnd all throat and lung Maladies. He hopes all sufferers will try his ltemedy, as it is invaluable. Those desiring the prescription, which will cost them nothing, and may prove a bless ing, will please address Rev. Edward A. WILSOS, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York. —ln the horse an eye in which white predominate indicates a vicious nature.« —Fashionable women in Paris are wear ing long veils, reacing almost to the knees Save Yourself Money. When you go to Pittsburgh, l'a., stop at the Anchor Hotel, corner Liberty and Fourth streets. It is a strictly first-class Hotel conducted on the European plan. Lodgings, 25, —35, —or 50 cent*. Grand Pianos for Sale. Now Is ynur lime to select a good Piano; you do not wain to buy but one Piano In your life time. So while Belectliig one it Is the best and cheapest to buy a soort one. PROF. MA I ERS, ot Boston bus opened a I'lano aud Organ Parlor at No. 218, East North St., where lie n-is on eMbitlon a new Invoice of Pianos Irom the very Irt'st of makers ot liostou. they have a full rich and mellow tune, the action Is light, quick and powerful; they will stay In tune longer than any other I'lano on account of a new device of tuning pins. than I will be glad to show and explain. Picas call and examine be fore buyng elsewhere. You can save money by purchasing a Piano of me. and net an instrument thai >ou can rely upon, and one that I will warrant or garantee to give entire satisfaction. 1 have made aud tuned Pianos and Organs or over 10 years, therefor know how to select erfect Piano. PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED. 218 E. North St., BUTLER, PA. For Information and free Handbook write to ML'.NN A CO., :«;i BhoaIIWA V. NEW YOKK. Oldest bureau for soenriuu patent* In America. Brery patent taken out by ua la brought before fbepu bile by a notice given free of charge In tno .fileutifif Largest circulation of any scientific paper In ttia world. Splendidly Illustrated. No Intelligent man should Ik> without It. Weekly, 53.00 a year; lI.AO six months. Address MuNN X CO., PTULISueus. 301 Broadway. New fork. IK HINT IIIKIS Salaiy or commission to good men. hast sell ing Imported Specialty; also full line GUABANTEKD NI RSEKY STOCK- Stock falling to live replaced irkf. „ K. J>. f.uetcbford k Co., Ilo< he iter, N. Y. This Is The Lowest Price Ever given on a Bed Room Suite Solid, Polished Oak, gl iss 2Gx3O, 1 v« et' plate, FOR $23.00, We ofTer this suite (or 30 days only. Our Bed Room Suite for SIJ) You can't get elsewhere for less than 523 to $25. We don't only ofler the above goods allow prices, but anything in our slore away down in price. All we ask you to do is to examine our stock and you will say as we dc--best goods Tor least money of any FURNITURE store in the country. Campbell & Templeton, 136 N. Main St., - - Butler, Pa. n THE BOIMS ONLY JEWELRY, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, Purchasers can save from 25 to 50 j>er cent by purchasing their watches, clocks and spectacles of J. R. GRIEB, The Jeweler, No. 125 N. Main St., - DuttV Block. 7 « Sign of Electric Bell and Clock. All arc Respectfully Invited —"Remember our Repairing Department- 20 years Experience. , RINGS, Diamonds <■ STUDS, r GENTS GOLD, S LADIES GOLD, atClieS | GENTS SILVER. LA DIES CHATLAIN, j l >inß < Ear-rings, J cWcll ) Rings Chains, Bracelets,"Etc f {Tea sets, castors, butter dishes and everything that can be found in a first class sto p e, DODGER MOS. <l(7 I Ssrh.£*"' E. GRIEB, THE JEWELER No. 139, North Main £>t.. BUTLER, *PA., The Dairy Sweepstakes, liie Creamery Sweepstakes THE QKAND SWEEPSTAKES, n-jsptsilltf COLD MEDAL, i V Wn* awarded r« Buffer Made by ihe MWiCOOLEY CREAMER PROCESS.B^pI f v ifijfiO At the annual meeting of the Vermont Dairymen'* f -I • Mj'r?! Asm xriation, Jan. 12th to 14th. 1-vj I*ii»>t tht* a irrari'l iI; 7? ' l&Ul victory,there being over veventy competitors*; the f .fv ) H9l three JiiflffCfl statin? that it WM the finest lot of win | I BNj tcr butter they ever Raw. Thin make* tbo I 23d COLD MEDAL ijnmjT- awarded. Vo ny-Rtetn rnn wltti the I'oolry j Mr . ( rrnmrr. Bend for Full IllustfSted Circulars. W l l—1 VERMONT FARM MACHINE CO., Bellows Falls, • Vt. Manufacturer* ol < rrnmi-ry nml l»uiry .Hupplle*. I < \ WIC K DKALKR 15 Boujiti and Worked Lumbei OK'ALL kinds Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Shingles and Lalh Always In Stock.! LIME, HAIR AND PLASTER. Office opposite P. A W. Depot, rami - '■ a. FOR SALE. A general store in n good locality and doing a good business. Good reasons lor selling Terms reasonable Inquire of L. S. McJUNKIN, Butler, l'ii. FARM FOR SALE. The undersigned will sell nis inrm.eontalnlng gUty acres, more or less, anil located In Adams Two., on tin" Kvanstjurg and Mars road, near Mawball and Myoma stations on the I'. .V W K It. and near the Caller}' oil fleul. It contains a good house, good bank .trn 56x14 Ki«>d outbuildings, good orchard, level and good ground, two springs near house, pump n barn, and all In good order. Inquire ot or address James Davidson, Myoma P. O , Butler Co., Pa A<i®eitiw» Ip 'ho CITIZM TURN ON THE LIGHT An.l let II y —;; x rl^mmrr / mHILX man, w»m«» in I [ V" Kno«< 0 fll.» • Jnt*\Umrj Gosser's Cream Glycerine. It i* the ideal Coninetie. It utimnlateii tin! nerves, quickens eircnl»tion and carries away t'fiul particles of the skin, leaving it fine anil clear. It ha* no «i|nal for Chap ped Hands, Lips, Face, or roughness of the skin, and i.i not oxcellad as .1 dressing for the face after shaving. It in a bland, creamy emulsion, with joat enough vege talile oil to soften the skin. So ladr or gentleman should bo without it. Be cure to get the geuuine. Take no substitute. "For Palo by J. C. Hedick, Prug pis', Hutler, I'a. LADIES Muslin Underwear. Muslin Gowns at .">0 c.,75 c . *I.OO, 11.9, $1 50 and #l-75 each. Muslin Skirts, plain or trjinmed witk Knidroidery or Lace at 50 c.. 75 c., 11.00, $1.25. anil $1.50 each. Muslin Drawer*, plain or trimmed 25 c. to 85 c. each. Muslin Chemises,'2s*c. to 50 Kacb. I Always.best Values in Hosiery. Hats at half price. M, F, <fc M. Marks'. 113 and 117 t South Main Street. - Leading Millinery - We arc now ready to exhibit Ukia mmmm't atybaaf MI L R Y In erery desirable »t?.# and <|aahty Our etock iannu»uallT l»rg» sod attractive. Trisaxl bat* ud ba«- oet* of».l description*—feit hat*. releat hat* and milor bat* H«t« mmi bonnet* trimmed to order. The iarg*«t and stoat coaiplete Meek of aeleet a ribbons, tip*. quill*, bird* and wsofra eeer brought to Bstlar FOII CHILDREN Hood*, rap#, lor bate in threat variety. MOURNIN(t Hat* and boon* t- receive oar beat aitrnti >a. a rtxapiere line aiway* oo band "-a? in T PAPE Cheapest | • ■ a w ■ *J , Sire*:. 1892 STORM BIRD. ««* No 9459. RECORD 3:35 AT FOUR YEARS. (Bought ol" McFerran & Clancy. Louisville. Ky.) Sired by Lord Russell, Full Brother to Maud S, 2.0S 3-4. Sire of Kremlin. 2 22j; Aida de Clare. 2.3&». k-a* Ka- t. 2.3#; mad «arw att»rii with ree»rd'< of 230 at ten year* of a*e Tbia ia more tJsan u> other <tjlu«a at umi a*e. Ist Dam, Storm, record 2.26 3 4 By Middietown. Mo. 152. i'ajol <»f Gaie. 2.274; hall' in 1 10J, Storm Sir* «f Orange Bud. 2 21x. M*«te, 2 21». Bird. record 2 36; .jnarfer in 3»> «ec<n»d*; Fan r. 3 24} ami mn» ..ther* a 2 1H Typhoon. record 2.3 fit. 2d Dam, Green Mountain Maid By Harry Clay 45. rscor.l 2.29 Dam ot ELaine. 2.20; Pr«wpero>. iJft sir* of Shawmat. 2.38. Clayton. 12-»t Eli-ta. 2 20J: I>amo Trot. 2 22; Mana- -nrprw. _• 2« «t the lam* of St Ja> • n field, 2W: Storm. 2.26|; Antomio. 2 29|; 2 111. Bodine. 2.19j; ai*» she #-»al Etina. 2 2V>:; Marinda. 2 31. EI.EC ELECTION BEK. TIOSEEU. -ire of Snnol. 2«<*i. Palo Alto. 2 0*1; Arion. ( 2) 2 lOf.and : :a»tjr seven other* in 2 30. STI'HM BIRD Ua> for _'..o :oi I!VII- lireeu UntinUiu Mo..i *uol Rntm } the two gr.ate*t br.«*l mare, known to trotfn* h<irw> Oratory. W» mil irnw W thi.< year bio re libera! than any other h.»r*e of equal ment. TERMS: SSO TO INSURE. Send for tabnlat.il ped-groe HUFFALO HOY, ;|nn^. Sire. P.ieaboutax B »y, IJW. nwnnl 2.51; «re «f B-uFtio tiirt. SI2» Raven M 2.15J: Prin.aw*. IDJ; titritie. 2 20: Nellie B. 2.21 Pr-u-e 2 ju. ami im teen others in 2 30 and better. lat dam Lady S. record 2 30 it J year" dam of Ed«*|| Star. S»lrer Star. i 3* she by American Star, Jr . No. 3772 2d .tam MK< Cadmn". Jam <»f Stephen M. rweortl 229 ky Lad« Ni tad ti» -ar ries the sa:ne per cent, of P>c>»h(»nt*4 bl..o»l m Vel»>o. 210. kia*af r«<rttM;a« ?rarlw TERMS: 525 TO INSURE. Both horace will t>e formd at my bam. li mile* northe,**t of Prmpeet. wW» t will be pleaseil to *how them at all time*. Sabbath exceptant. Foe pedigree «e mr ffcrtlliw information call on or sddree*, ALOHZO McCANDLESS, ISLE. PA. rf ST, I-OUIS "• "" ». 9500 (tEKi tlEuoN.) .MMMMrVa Black Hon* foaled 11W8. En«lishSllire T P- H..r~ I*7 t <r». I Dam Buniotnt s«,lt A large ran«y '.ore and a perfect -pec; ji trw j in* <33* <»■ W «ra—> man <>f the f»r»>itrh*< TU K EM'iUSH -HIKE in mm ■ni—idki.t Prooonnted by all the k< »t «>f all purpose ed tile *rei*te»t «f ail 4r»u«ht «mI h->r*o-. an better »«M mt b*» hind taaeeewr h«««i Weight —poCoid*. 'SET* TERMS—TO IXSI'RE - - ♦10,e»» rEKMS—T«» INSt'KE - - >l2 M The above described tx>r*e< will .taatol for •oorric* tiar.ac the aami «# an follow.:—Monday ar.d Tnr-day of each week at Pr»»pe«t. Pa. «Ed the nmmmtm *t the «• »at the * table o.f the owner in *>nthwest corner of Bwiy towaofcjp * atie* north i f Proitpect, P *!er oonnty. Pa. Proper care % I e taken but no aecomiUbiHty a*wa*ed J. P. DAVIS, ProprWor. Pros pact. Pa. HENRY BIEHL 122 NORTH MAIN >TKKK7. BU ILSR ... - »A DEALEB 15 Hardware and House Furnishing Goiwls. i.«hinjf Mrhinen; 'he !» Stmul ir»l Ki»r *• *| • M»rh:w - f «* he— t wj fl Wg m A !'»*» "i • nr-*. K -cy K M ! -r\ I. 'trrv-; ® M MMttwl r «<-|itr»r i« > r 'in Ju - reaper a- iJ fr»m<' btii'Wr, W »ri »e:t % • -xn! | uiii. warreute 1; screen «li or< • i»«i *iu<i<ir<, r Iri t »f«»r •! ►« t mowers. No lic Iter pi if' in lit" 'ilv fo fr !• Come an<l «h- niv l«rir»* aU»re r«e»m I'uH "I i»-rt long. Wi ERE A r||fU» CAN HI)V \* « IIK \I" A *• AV \S Ifyou arc interanted in Oardeninff too ab<oM «eii«t t-" ***' BOOK ftf FLOWEhS, PLANTS & SEEPS It te|l« how Safelr. Ka-il* and fheaplf y<>o ran p'orar* tk» ' *er* '•**' and "moxt relinblo" in I'lait*, ?<eef|«, etc , and W" mit eo»**derabl» art" vrilh tlf printir»jr.ti«)f>ir fiae eDsr»einir«i and arranfin* tbe atat'ar »a » p'-*« inir commoa««?o»e WOT eery attractive *o i>iir oMinaff* Woo. rwa •' * B»>» k and a Packet of Wild Flower Harden Saada (talo#»l at 10 ern «i far two rent ftamp-, or if you ar«* ininreeted bat bare n > u*» f*w tk« .' 4 e» a poHtal card will do tbe bo4aea*; » »or ad ot ooe eide; "«r add --•* >m the other. Write now. Mention tb'e paji^r HARRY CHAAPEL, WillUmsport PA * f>• ' i r W'. * """wi* m Jat 1 •"* ' M Er vi A T « '*• ■ TT 1 u> kkn Msjr l< rcijVICKS FLORAL-GUIDE. 1892. I • be dedoct*4 Eroe int ordrr I • ui.ih o»»t mrr.
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