The Seventh Annual-- Opens
T3TT n T Wednesday
September 4, 1895
BURG Closes-
Saturday
EXPOSE October 19, 1895.
r r lON. Unsurpassed Attractions
GILMORE S WORLD RENOWNED BAND. Victor Herbert, Director.
Will appear until Sept. 14 in popular Concerts Dail>,
To b« followed by
SIO,OOO Pleasure Railway,
The Finest in the State—just completed.
MAGNIFICENT ART GALLERY By formost American Artists.
Display of MECHANICAL
Agricultural and Dairy Machinery In Full Operation.
SPECIAL EACH WEEK all R AI LROADS.
Admirsion, 25c. „ Ch.ldren, 15c.
• 'The PUce for the People,
The Restaurant will be under the management of W. S. Porter, thoroughly
first - .lass in every particular and popular prices charged.
IN order to make room for rhe immense stock of fall and wi.i
trr "oods that « have bought, we will make up our summer anu
medium bright goods at prices much bcloiv their real value. Nosv
i> the time lor yoj :o get a a ui:. or pair of trousers for less than yo
cm buy them elsewhere. We guarantee a perfect nt and satislactio»
i.i each and every particular. This offer holds good until ist ol
September.
101 Sonth Main Street, I C Vmincr The TAILOR and
Butler Pd. 1 UUI
DIAMONDS r xos - studs.
WATCHES r ;KXTS ' fiOLD> L A DI K , cbahaiv
JE WELRY } ° old EirKin<S Ko.
|*n a XWT A IT" Te» S«l< C.HHtorH Butwr l>l»n«-« »nl{ E«-rytu .
K I liV -1H 111/ £%.t\ Kj>( rn*t r»n n* . »ar»»l .0 . Or»c class -.10r^..
KODbtl 8303. 1874 as, K .->1 '»
E. GRIEB, JEW ™ E Eg r
So. 139, north Main St., B JTL£B,'.FA.,
R. GRIEB.^t+H
DO VOU WANT AN IB? Sole sgent for B.lir Bros. & Co,, A
MIHL *» IJ - Chase, Merrili and other high grade
v/ 1 xdU • pianos. They are always in stock.
W* mail* aod Mil Um Reasons why you should buy a piar.o
f wHEH pn /*! r<\ ur organ of J- R Crich:
H A Uvllttl U i # t. I handle l»igh grade iiistru-
Anrar
K«tahll«hnd IS7I.
MRfnir WK Aiw4i>vTLStaW 3<l 1 buy d.reel from manufactun r„
Itv, Htrle and Untoh. aiul |>av HO coiJlllllssloll, tliereriV *a\-
jnK lllt purchaser all middle profits.
CftUUcae free. • . _ .
fIKMHH BWi.n.nm.r» 1 do »ul have :iM > a K cnt: "
Ft. nl|llo Urgflll vU> expensive luxury who rK>re you to
Ft. Wajraa,ia4. death. Untler is full of thein at pris
ent, and in order to compete with my prices naturally must sell inferior goods. A
full line of small goods always in stock. •
J. R. GRIE;B,
iiß South Main Street, ... Butler, Pa.
P.RRH id||
HAF- FEVER J 7i'M
\J COLD-HEAD tmm
Ely'* C'rtam JWm U not a liquid, muff or pmedtr. Applied into th* notlril* it it
fititkly mhtarhtd. It cUantet ttu Jksad, aCUwy* inflammation, heals _
L |[#k tht *rrm. Bold by druoaifU nr unt by mail on receipt of price. Lll/t
3UC ELY BROWRS, 06 W v Stmt NEW YORK. 3UC
Rob't. Lewin,
WHOTRSALB
WHISKEY MERCHANT
AlU> IMI'ORTKH OK
FIN* V/INKO AND LIQU«»Bf,
Wst«r St.. (Opp'W'lH B. A, 0 Depot.)
Piit!«bur(r. P».
FINCH'S GOLDEN WEDDING
JUDICAL AND FAMII.V UHE
SI.OO per Qt., or 6 Qtn. for $"» 00
Pinch'* Golden VTeddin? Jongherty
t«uc*euhi-inier, Lor|(e Gibson, Bridgeport,
Ht. \ ecnen, Oferholt, sto. Thi* in tbs
only bmise not in ths city.tbere
.'„r« oar goods ste warranted pure. Gimklk
■eotrely packed nod boxed without extra
ehsr»t«. (!. O. 1) snd msil orders receive
rovipt sltention. Grnndfalher'* choice .
{.sir old, $2.00 per nation. Try 01.
W.L.DOUuLAS
cuAr isTMt etsT.
MmvLdt roßAKinc.
CORDOVA NT,
FRCNC H A C NAMtUIO C ALT.
tW4.*3.V» Fihc CALF IKANMHOQ
»3.4P POLICE,3 sotES.
BOYS SCHOOLSHOEI
BBjHrjp -ladies*
» ■ROC/TOM7IJI9I.
Ov«r 9no Million Pcoplr- w#r (he
W. L. Douglas $4 Shoes
AH our slioes are e<|ually satlifactory
They give tbn brat value lor the money.
They «i«>l cwltm shoes In itylc <ird lit.
Tb»le wearing qualHle* arm unmirpttf*.
The price• ere unllorin on »oi«.
Prom 11 In S.I »»ved over other makes.
If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by
\LKXANDER A DOUTT,
Whitbbtown
MECANDLESS' HEAVECL T RE
1 h»v« s Uesvs Cure th»t wltl rnre >,m v
usee of iu bnrsen 111 furt v itai k
Oitert sccoroln* t" dirwin>n« sml it no«»
Dot do what 1 claim to; .1, 1 I*l., refund
tbeawo'nn' paid and no wil; u«
ma'lp for ths treadneut. The r <iUi.» i.jf
lentiiuviuiAU are ! fie pru .f of tb
uicdic.nea power to <mrH:
A. J MCGamdlkss,
BnUer, I'a., ISU3.
M s. A. J. MOCASIiLK-S:
On t!.s2n<l <1 »v o l ' < |»ri|. IWI'J, I 110 m
ir.f'Ticeu U> u*B your new cure for one nt
a.y koroes thst bad ths heavee very bad,
•ud uoutinned to ua« lbs medicine fo*
abt at forty days snd the h.irse .lid not
lb' if any signs of s return of tnem. It is
nr. * a'lout a year siuoe I quit givin the
iu "il'c'-.ne snd the horse hs* never sowet*
aa 1 sigas of hnsvaa. aud 1 feel Htinfio i
thi t he is proparly cured.
W C. Ckiswbll,
i>titler. Pn , ' April 3, IWI3.
A J. ■!( (Jamolkss:
l "-xlyoui Llcave Cure and fouu l
It • •- w..r« it une<l accord 11 (T t» di
eCUob". Yours truly,
J. K VfclllLLl*.
Couth Shore Wine Go.
" Kist. Erie Co., Pa.^
Afanufacturcrs of Dinner, Family,
Medicinal and Altar Wines.
We would like to have you give our
wines a trial and will .ship to you on re
i eel pt of order one case of assorted wines
containing One iJozen (Juart lU>ttles for
ff>, as we are ready to open an account
with you. After you have been satisfied
as to the quality, you will have the ad
vantage of ordering such wines as you
may need.
We guarantee our wines to be Abso
lutely pure, and free from adulteration;
' 3 to ? years of age. Hojic you will favor
us with a trial order, as we are certain
' you will be pleased with our wines.
t We have 75 acres of choice wine grates
and raise our own grajits for wine. 'I he
S<,u'h Shore was founded in 1 564 and is
the largest wine cellar in the state.
We ship no wines under three years of
age, as it requires that time to mature
and make • perfect wine.
Retpei t fully yours,
SOUTH SHORE WINK CO.,
M. A. CALDWELL,
Proprietor
<]. ROSS RAYMOND, Oen'l Agent,)
North Ivast. Erie Co., Ps.
I> L.ULEELAND
Optician,
125 S. Main, St.
TARKIN BROS.
i Green Goods Market,
CEItTRE AVE. - - - Near R. R
All kinds of Country Produc
1 w;.ys fjii handr—good and fresh
Highest market price paid in
cash fofCountry Produce.
THE FISH
Co.
Butler, Pa.
Original Low Priced Tailors am!
Perfect Fitters.
Pants to order. .$ 3.00 to SIO.OO
Suits to order. .$15.00 to $50.00
Overcoats to order
Prumj>. work ar.d fit guaranteed.
Give u* a call.
The Fish Tailoring Co,,
104 DIAMOND,
Opp. North tide Court House, Butler, Pa j
A good, healthy wholeaomeness will
make even a homely face attractive.
There are many reason* whv women
should taka care to be healthy. One
very strong reason is that beauty and
Illness are very seldom found together.
Illness—and especially the kind peculiar
to women—makes the complexion bad,
the eyes dull and sunken, the manner
listless and the intellect dull.
No woman in this condition can be at
tractive to her friends. Personal ap
pearance counts for much, but comfort
amounts to even more. What's the good
of living if one cannot enjoy anything ?
If headaches and backaches and drag
ging weariness and pain accompany even
slight fatigue?
If the system is "constantly subjected
to a debilitating drain, where is the
energy to come from to make enjoyment
possible ?
Personal comfort and a consideration
for the feelings of others are two of
the incentives to an effort to secure
health.
If the illness is in any way connected
with the purely feminine organism (and
the chances are ten to one that it is)
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will
cure it.
Dr. Pierce has used the " Prescription "
in his practice for thirty years with un
broken success. A large book written
by him entitled "Woman and Her Dis
eases" will be sent (securely sealed, in
plain envelope) to those who will send
this notice and ten cents to part pay
postage, to World's Dispensary Medi
cal Association', No. 66} Main Street.
Buffalo, N. Y.
HUMPHREYS'
Dr. Humphreys' Bpeclflca are »rleiitMcally and
carefully prepared Kemedlea, uied for yean In
private practice and for over thirty yean by tbe
people with enilre r-.cccsa. Every single bpeelflc
a special euro for tje dlseaae named.
„„ sFucinc roa rmic.
I—Fever*, Congestion*, ImflammaUon*.. .'JS
j Worms, Worm Fever. Worm Colic— >3]
3— Teething! Colic, Crying. Wakefnlnem .M
4— Diarrhea, of Children or AdulU .25
7—Caugbn, Colds, Bronchitis S3
8— Senralgla, Toothache, Faccache .33
9—Head aches, Blck Headache, Vertigo.. .23
10—Dyspepsia, Blllotwnr**. Constipation. .25
11_Suppressed or Painful Periods .. .23
111—'Whites, Too Proluae Period* 23
IS—Croup, laryngitis. Hoarseness 23
14—Halt It Ileum, Erysipelas, Eruption*.. .25
lt-Kheumatlsm, Kheumatlo Pslns 25
iff-Qlalaria, ChlU*, Fever and Ague .25
IB—Catarrh, Influenca, Cold In the Head. .23
2*-Wh«oplng Cough «23
27-Kldney Diseases .23
28—Jiervous Debility 1.00
80 -I'rlnary Weakness 23
34-Hore Throat, Qulncy, Ulcerated Throat .2 5
II n M DR. HUMPHREYS' GRIP OKC
// specific for onir, CO ,
Put up In small bottlM of pleasant pellets, Ju*t fit
your vest pocket.
Sol* by Of "n rxslpl sf pries.
Ds Hnrnm M»«inl..:Eol»r«»lA lu.wed, «ais«d rsss.
Bt'BPBKKTS' ■KD.rO., 111*11* WUllssi SL, Sl* YSBS.
SPECIFICS.
mmm
poll!
S 1 Mlhs Delia Stevens, of Boston, Mass. '
2E »r?un: I have always suffered from
hereditary Scrofula for which I tried T~
isS various remedlee, and many reliable
S physicians, but nono relieved mc After;
laklnK 8 bottles of —■ 53
1 izrx; Ao! i
I Sa't°ft saved 'tr.c
from a life of untold nsrony, and shall: 55
take pleasure In * peaking only word*] £5
of praise for the wonderful njcdielne.) EJ
~g |ana lu recommending It to all.
eti Blood 1119 A I*l '
1 oUroQa
J|'SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, §
J ATLANTA. OA.
DELICATE ■!■!■
BRA DFIELD'B
FEMALE
REGULATOR.
IT IS I\SUPERB TONIC and
exerts a wonderful influence in
strengthening her system by
driving through the proper chan
nel all impurities. Health and
strenQth are guaranteed to result
trom its use.
My wife was bedridden for eighteen month*,
after using BBA I> FIELD'S KKMAI.K ItEUU
LATOK for two month*. Is Retting well.—
J M. JOHNSON, Malvern, Ark.
BKADFIEI.D BEOI'LiTOR CO.. ATLANTA, OA.
Bold by all Druggists at SI.OO psr botUa.
LOOK AT THE PEG
DEPOSE you liang op your
hat, look at the label before
you buy whiskey. We've got
year* of reputation back of that
laltel. The quality of Ol'l Export
Whiskey abstains our claim* to
tbn letter.
Plscrlmlnatlng and fair
minded folk* claim that It I* an
article pure, amooth, palatable,
and perfectly safe for all
Medicinal, Hoclal or Family
purposes.
/•.i// Quarts, SI.OO ;
Six Quarts, $5.00.
Mall and Express orders
«hlpi>ed the same day as ro-
Mlved, and we pay ehaigsa on
*ll order* of 110.00 and oyer.
Jos. FLEMING & SON,
412 MARKET ST.,
PITTSBURQ. Pa.
Compieti Price Lists of Winvf and Liquor* mailed
WHAT
IRON
WILL DO.
IIS NATURE'S OWN TONIC.
Stimulate* the appetite and pro
duce* refreshing sleep
GIVES VITAL STRENGTH TO NURSINS
R MOTHERS.
Checks waatlnfc dUeaaes. stops
night sweat*, cures incipient
consumption.
O Increase* ntn>n(..h and flo*h.
MAKES HED, RICH BLOOD,
Promote* healthy lung tiaauo.
"Will (rive the pnlo and puny tha
Nrosy cheek* of youth.
CURES ALL FEMALF. COMPLAIWTB.
Mako* atrong ui' U and women of
weakling*.
SILMORE'S IRON TONIC PILLS
Care all Wasting Diseases and
their sequenoee,
BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Thsy are neither styptic nor caustic. *nd
have no cnajpilattnK effect on the content*
of the atomaoh or it* lining. oonaequently
do not hurt the teeth or cau&n conatrpation
or diarrhoea, aa do the uaual form* of Iron.
10 days treatment. SOo. pamphlet free. If
not kept by your druggist, address
GILMORE & CO.,
CINCINNATI. O.
Dirro ™ PILES
rILtO«WArNE'«
• Assoumr cutis OINTMENT |
BT HIM OMS M.l,l urr t Ik|«kh ll.hlnr Ml
••»-S'_-S; miu V.IJ. Hr—rmt.hU, I?
**li T f l "" n " t.rm it.,l pratf./a,
■•■•k tfU-l klrfJ »«.! uleresl". b. .mli. ...,
r"..'"*.' wkoimuim ,:i
Urmflmm. stwrb. IS. s«.i 4, Z\,
pacta MM*. fMfSia* tl^
thk citizen.
Spider Farming.
Although entomologists have often rais
ed spiders for purposes of scientific obser
vation and investigation, spider raising
as a money making industry is something
rather novel. One has only to go four
miles from Philadelphia, on the old Lan
cafter pike, says a Phila. paper, and ask
for the farm of Pierre Grantaire to see
what can be found nowhere else in this
country,and abroad only in a little French
Village in I tie I'eiiari.ui ul ot iLe Loire.
Pierre Grantaire furnishes spiders at so
much per hundred for distribution in tl e
wine vaults of the merchants and the
nouveaux riches. His trade is chiefly
with the whole sale merchant. Tho is sble
to stock a cellar with new, shining, fresh
ly labeled bottles, and in three months
see them veiled with filmy cobwebs, so
that the effect ot 20 years of storage
is secured at a small cost. The effect
upon a customer can be imsgined, and is
hardly to be measured in dollars ana
cents. It is a trifling matter to cover
the bins with dust, tut to oover them
with cobwebs.spun from cork to cork, ano
that drape the neck like delicate lace
the seal of years of slow mellowing, that
is a different matter. The walls ol Mr
Grantaire's spider house are covered with
wire squares from six inches to a foot
across, and behind these screens tne walls
are covered with rough planking. There
are cracks between the I oarde apparently
left with design, and their weatherbeaten
surfaces are dotted witn knot holes and
splintered crevices. Long table* running
the length of the room are covered with
small wire fraTies, wooden boxes and
glass jars. All of these wires in 'he room
are covered with patterns of lace drapery,
in the geometrical outlines fashioned by
the spider ariidt*. The tunlight stream
ing through the door shows the room hung
with curtains of elfin-woven lacework.
It is not all kindf of spiders that make
webs suitable for tbe purpose of the wine
merchant, and those selected by Mr.
Graintaire are species that weave fi»e
large ones of lines and circles. They are
the only webs that look artistic in the
wine cellar or on the bottles. The spider"
that weave these are principally the Epeira
vulgaris and Nephils plamipes.
When Mr. Grantaire has an order from
a wine merchant, he places the spiders
in i-mall paper boxes, a pair in a box, and
ships them in a crate with many holes for
tbe impress of air. Tbe price asked, ten
dollars a hundred, well repays the m ine
merchant, who, at the expenditnre of
forty 01 fifty dollars, may sell his stock
lor a thousand or more dollars above what
he could have obtained lor it before the
spiders dressed his bottles in the robes of
long ago. Mr. Granlaire has on hand at
a time, 10,000 spiders, old and young, ihe
eggs of some of which, the choicest, be
obtained from France.
Wbeu the mother spider wishes to lay
her eggs, she makes a small web in a
br>>ail crack, then she lays say fifty eggs,
ahich she covers with a soft silk cocoon.
In two weeks (or longer in winter) the
«ggs begin to batch, an operation that
lakes ouo or two days. Tbe eggs crack
.11 in fl-kes. and the young spiders h-tve
* struggle to emerge Theu they begin
grow, and in » week look like spiders
ibei often moult and -bed their skiu like
snake*. The brood has to ho separated
at a tender age, elsu the nieuiht-rs ot Ihe
fiHiilj would r • cb other uuiil oo ly
one is left.
The Siberian Railroad.
Tbe Trans Baikal section of the Siberian
Railway is now completed. The original
plans fo- this line were abandoned, owing
to the lact that they would have necessi
tated the ca. rying of the line to an eleva
tion of 3,(KM) feet above the sea, through
arid districts where but few settlers could
make a livelihood. A more nouthern route
has now been adopted, which, though
consinerably longer, will run by four of
tbe principal rivers, through regions rich
in salt, soda, silver, copper, iron, lead and
gold, and in which many mines have
been opened. Some 750 miles of the
.Siberian Railway are open for traffic, viz.,
(Jbelabinsk to Omsk in the west, 500,
miles; and Vladivostok to Grafsksja in
the East, 250 miles. Thus Omsk is placed
in direct communication with Moscow
and St. Petersburg. Of the total length ol
6,000 mili;* from St. Petersburg to Vladiv
ostock, about 3,700 milas have still to be
completed.
—Thieves are using a contrivance look
ing like an ordinary walking stick, but
which is mi arranged that by pressing a
spring at the handle the ferrule will spread
apart and form a sort of spring clip thai
ajil lake hold ol anything that is wiltr.u
tiii.ch. The tiling is called "the continen
tal lifting stick."
--'J ne weak and tired organs of tne
ut h « iu.i up oj lluiiu'* sareayariiia.
«»« ft Dit'OtJ 'MlilC
—The home ol Mr. Charles A. I>aua,
editor of the New York Hun, is a palace.
Uis office ia a workshop, and contains
only a desk, two chairs, a small table a.id
a rug. Ifii commences work at six in the
morning and seldom leaves until five.
Kutumansui cured in a day—"liystic
• lor rheumatism and neuralgia, radic
• j cures lu 1 io 3 days. Its acuon upoe
lie system t s remarkable and mysterious
n iemove* at once tne cause and ihe dis
.•a o i.uuioui »tely disappears. Tne fir
•oise gre»u.) ucuetits 7j cts. Sold by J s
d u .gist, Butler.
Large quantities of American carriage
■mod are exported annually, and this
trade is steadily increasing. We send to
France, England, Russia, Germany, South
A tried, Australia and elsewhere, and our
exports to these countries Include spokes,
rims, hubs, completed wheels, shafts and
other parts, nud carriago lumber. Our
mills here are located in various parti of
the country in proximity to the forests
whence the supplies of wood are obtaiued.
English Spavin Liniment remove* a '
l.ard, soft or calloused lumps and bleaa
niieji Irom b.irses, blood spavin*, curb*
splint*, aweeney, ringbone, stifles, sprain*
»il swollen throats, coughs, «tc " havs
♦SO by use of one bottle. Warranted the
uosi wonderful iilemish Care ever known
''old by J. C. Kediuk, druggist Butler Pi
—George I,aw, whose name is again to
the fn nt in the breach of promise unit
brought against him by iliss M»ck, used
to a great chum of Jue Coburn. At Sara
toga ha was in tbe habit of buying dia
mond pins galore and giving them to his
friends In one day at Saratoga he spent
*IO,OOO In diamond pins, which he give '
away. Re has long been one of the sport- 1
iug men around N. Y. i
Dr. Agnew'* Cure tor the Heart gir*
peifect relief in nil camoh of Organic «•
sympathetic ll»»' him-aie in :i0 minntM
■ml speedily «flecU a cure. It in n
!«** remedy l >r Palpitation, Hbortneaa o.
-.lreiitb, Smothering Spell*, I'ain iu I<ef
Ide nml nil nyiuptonm of a I>in<>a*ed Heart
'no do»e convinee*. Bo|d by City fbar
TIBOJ'.
—Commenting on the amount which a
spider actually consume 1 during 24 hour*,
Sir J. Lubbock nay*: "At a similar rate of
c inßiimptioo, a m.iu, weighing IHO pound*
will require a whole tat fleer for breakfast,
a uteer and five itheep fur dinner, and for
■upper two bullock*, eight *heep and lour
hog*, and juHt before retiring nearly four I
barrel* of Ireib liab.'' I
Bacteria in Eggs.
It has been reserved for Dr McClintock.
of the University of Michigan, to point out
that not even that dainty adjunct to the
breakfast ta'j —the egg-w free from the
ravages of the ''ubiquitous microbe.'
Hitherto this article has been consumed in
happy ignorance but the resnlt of Dr, Sic-
Cliutock's investigation will be to serious
ly interfere with the pe .<-e of mind of
many. In an evil moment the doctor
took np the task of ascertaining whether
eggs were infected with bacteria, and if go,
whether before they were laid or not. A
healthy laying hea was obtained, and
after repeated washings in a sublimate
solution, she was placed in a sterilized
cage. Tha hen laid regularly every other
day, and the eggs were obtained as soon
as possible after being laid and some ol
them wrapped in sterilised cotton and
placed in an incubator. All these eggr
became decomposed and swarmed with
bacteria. Other eggs taken from the hen
as soon as laid were broken and cultures
uiadd from their contents. Some of thest
culture tubes developed; others remained
-aerile. Someday- alter the hen was kill
ed, and with due precautions, culture
lubes were inoculated from various por
tions of thu oviduct. Mo.,t of the/c lulus
developed.
The evidence here seouia to point to the
fact that the egg wa> inoculated during its
passage down the oviduct before the shell
«as formed. It does not, of course, follow
that all eggs contain microbes, nor does
it follow that even where bacteria are
presen' they are in any way harmful. Il
is a matter of common knowledge that
eggs kept excluded from the air will
almost indefinitely. It is, moreover,
difficult to understand bow the experimen
ter succeeded in completely sterilizing his
hen and her c»ge, and. it he succeeded in
that temporarily, in keeping her sti-rile
The feathers of the bird, especially when
shut up, would offer the more favorable
medium for propagating bacteria, and it
■8 quite possible that hence came th<
microbes. But, after all is sa <l, what we
want to know is the utility of information
of this kind? If I)r McClintock had boil
ed iiis • »:gs, and after that found in then
the germs of some specific disease, such »-
typhoid or diphtheria, they might be can*.*
for trouble; but, if there are any bacteria
which will survive a few minutes in a fil
ing pan along with a rasher of bacon, *«•
would feel inclined to ask the Mictiigai.
professor to proceed with his inves iga
tions.
He—Here, darling, I've bought y< u »
pet monkey. She —Oh, you dear boy.
How like you.
—There should be no doubt about it.
This country is < n the eve of a tremend
ous wave of business prosperity. Ne*
York's soundest and most conservative
merchants say so, and they onght to
know.
—William Ludlam White, of Jamaica,
N. V., who will be 10 years of age in Oct.
is sis feet three inches tall and neigli*
202 pounds.
—To find out w helher there is auy tlum
■ in cake? or bread, beat a knife and thrust
i it into the cake or loaf If 'here is hi •
alnm it wil 1 parlially cover the knifu
L'elitj in Six Hour.*.
Dislressii g Kinney and B1 ride: dis
ease* relieved in fix lu.urs by tne ".v. »
! Great South Aiiieiuan Kidney ( ure."
This new remedy is a great surprise ou n. -
count of lie exceeding promptness in r. •
lieVing palll lu the bladder, kidney, Im i
and every pail ol the unnary pai*-|ie-i in
male or leinale. It relieves retention •!
water and paiu lu pasting it almost iin
medially, If you want quick relief and
euro this is jour remedy. Hold ny J. C
itedick druggist Bailer Pa.
"There seems to be something wrong
with this language of ours," says the
philosopher. "For instance, it amounts
to the same thing to say. His cake is
daugh, or his goose is cooked.
—Pumpkin pies are ripe.
—The oder of the tuberose maki* its
persence felt.
Goes without sajiug—A Jeaf mate
sprinter.
—The festive moth is anxiously aweitiug
the storing away of summer clothes.
—Tbe chap who writes humoious para
(raps for a living finds that it's no j >ke.
—The West Highland Railway Company
of London, has found it necessary to hang
"grouse protectors" ou many of their tele
graph wires. These protectors consist ol
several sheet'' of lin, which rattle together,
and warn tbe birds of danger. Before this
institution hundreds of birds were killt d
by striking tbe wires.
—With the death of James Buuu tl e
noble race ol Shir.necock inditns ends
Tbe old man died with his fact? to the sun,
which as he diet' rose over tbe Shiiiunot k
bills on Long Island, the ancient home o
his once poweiful race.
—Spain declares the Cubans do not
So said Naoolcon in the Russian cam
paign. The Russians let the cold weather
do tho lighting for them, and the C'uluiu
are well satisfiod with the work of the
yellow fever.
—L. J McCormick, tho millionair<
manufacturer, is critically ill at his home
in Chicago.
Amoig tho treasures of the Austrian
Crown are some religious relics that would
mark the fortune ot a church. They in
clude a null from the Crom, a fragment of
the Cross itself, a piece of wood Irom the
manger at Bethebein, fragments of the
apron worn by tbe Virgin, and a tooth of
John the Baptist.
Bluffkins wrote a very bad hand gen
erally, but in writing hurriedly, making
an appointment with a friend, he excelled
even himself, lie had left the letter lying
for half an hour, and on g.iing to address
the envelope he happened to glance as his
epistle. Soa'cely a word could he dis
cipher, but, calmly inclosing it, he said to
himself: "After all, what does it matterT
It'* Hawkins has to read it, not I."
Why Not Tiy tl.e Ne# and Better Wa_»
Of doing your shopping' Instead c
doming to >h« store, make the store come
to you. /es, and the best and bigt* •«'
store in the country at thai: namely, Kan!-
maun Brothers, Pittsburg. Drop them -
ost.il nud you will get their spring aud
jammer Catalogue gratis, enabling ymi to
order by mail anything you may wish, nno
aviug as much money as c ly people do
THE KEELEY CURE
Is a special boon to business men who, having
drifted unconsciously Into the drink luiblt ami
awaken to find the disease of alcoholism fastened
upon litem, rendering them until to managi-af
fair* riiiulrltiK a clear brain. A four wceka
course or treatment at the ,
PITTSBURG KiIELEY INSTITUTE.
No. iW> Fifth Avenue,
re«tores to them all their powers, mental and
physical, destroy* the abnormal appetite, and
ruatorea them to the condition they were In be
fore they Indulged in stimulants. Tills lias Im-. h
•lonein more than ir-00 cane* treated here, and
among them mime of your own neighbors, to
whom we i-an refer with confidence a* to the
absolute *nfcty and efflcleiicr of tho Keeiejr (lire.
Tho fullest and roost searching investigation I*
nvlted. Be ml for pamphlet giving full Informa
♦'ou. V/
PCfclrhnf r*> T»«U«U Dlam.n.l Br.n (.
ENNYROYAL PILLS
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IT Mall. |»,(HMI T..ii«.»t...1. N.m>
RATTLE AX
THE LARGEST PIECE IwOCjII
"WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES "
" GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF '
SAPOLIO
W. F. Hartzell. Frank Kemper.
The Adriance Rinder
<4. I—*' % A %%%\
Is the lightest draft, the simplest ronstru «!, lit 1 asi< l■ > ;ate<l, and
the must durable of any binder oil tile market. It v\ 'I not up-.it on
the steepest hills, It will cut win. call others fail. It will handle as
long or as short grain as any other hindr,. it will do In-iter work in
tangled than any hinder in r > . This binder is sold «>>i its merits.
If it fails to do as al>ove mentioned, we <l<> not ask you to bnv it. All
machines and vehicles sold by us arc guaranteed t > be .i. lcpresented.
Machinery for all farm use, from the plow to tin se|>a>'.itor. can be got
from us. Vehicle.-, in various styles ami ]> i U irne -. fo nil kinds
of use. Fly nets and Covers, Ousters, Koi> . M>s. &<".
In short, anything belonging to a team outfit k ' 'I lie best
wagon on the market is sold hv us. We guarantee it tojany
thing sold in this county. Call and us
HARTZELL & KEMPER,
THE QUESTION is often asked, What Paint shall wc use?
THE ANSWER If you are looking for covering
capacity, wearing qualities, general appearance, aud
your money's worth, you must buy
THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT.
om«ri Most, Lookt Best, Wean Lonqett, Moat [conomicul, Full Measure.
Our prices are for "best goods" first, last and all
the time. We are in the business to stay and
BRUSHisr - **■ ' stays with u*
COLORS IN OIL, *
HOUSE & COACH
V4ftNISHCS t
\s» . - «
J. C. REDICK, ioo N. Main St.
Are You
Using
NATURE'S
COMPOUND?
By all means do HO. It is on
doubted ly ono of the besi remedies
on the market to regulate the Lirer,
Stomach and Kidneys, Purifies the
blood, an excellent tonic Tones the
uteri) aud is purely vegetable.
Sold by Druggists
Price sl. six for $5.
Persons to Travel.-:--:-
WANTKI).— Several faithful
gentlemen and ladies to travel for
established house.
Position permanent if suited;
also increase. State referent,
and cnciose self-addressed stamp
ed envelope. I lll 1 , NA I'KJNAL,
310-317-318 Omaha Wdjr, OHU'AOO.
Chautauqua Nursery Company.
- OFFER—
Liberal Teims To Agents,
Big Indtu-BinentH to Cu-tumor*.
High Grade Stock at Low Prices.
Now Specialties Seed Potato*!, Ao.
Men Wanted.
!a Every Town, Btcndy \V< rk. Pny Weekly
Ad>) reus,
//. /J. nil J.I A MS, Su\v,
Portland, A'. V,
! AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL
! Conwult the Olil linkable"
DR.LOBB
.fill n. *T. f I'll 11.A., VA.
Thirty year* c .litlnoorm
dh«'HM<-n of men ami wooirn N«» matter from what
« or ii'iw lout; ntamHn||. I w 111 uunranfe* a our®
IT: I'llUff t loth lIOUIIU Hook Alia mailed
tllKJu
STEEL ROOFING
and SBDINC.
(Htmnxlorpli'* I'nti'fit.)
Lightning, Fire and Storm Proof.
Hriu\ for I Tlir Prnn Iron If onfltia mid C'orrM
t Mtjiiotf l|f Vlllilltf I'll. I Ltd.), I'll I 111 • | I'll.,
o' 'trk'tm. I Hole .Hlra
L,. O- WICK
DBA UKH 111
Hoiijih and Worked Lumbe;
or \U KIMIH
Do jrs, Sash, Blinds, Moulding*
Shingles »n«l L:<»h
Always In Stock.
1 IVJK HAIR AND PLASTER.
OlP< „ opposite I'. .t W. nnpiit
j r;r;Ti,n*t
Every Woman
X Sometime* rrctls n rell
-1 able monthly regulating
n J Dledicinc.
A'\ ( " Dr. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS.
Am prompt, und certain In remilt. The »enn*
llr. r' *l>> ri'-rcr <!l«*i'|M»int H«*nt &tif«hoNb
tl.uu. A'uul Aledi< »ueCX> . C4e> viand, Ut
i Y'):.i CAIN HND.SSS,
•in mn-ii tiln rl mi >*''Mll 111
1 REMINGTON. BROS.
f *lll uuutu (wf wirtiuduf Jw«M 1 '»»
.»M-.S| D> j p ApE » S («» M, in S
Street. ( ( Stiect.
THE LEADING MILLINERY HOUSE OF
BUTLER COUNTY.
Come sec our spring Millinery. EVEN IF You Do NT WANT
V 1 ' 1 I • ''■ ' display i.s ',u ahead ot ;iil previous yeats in Style ui'u
bc-ajly, and l.\e prices are much lower. The largest stock. t!.e
pattern?, and the Newest Ideas ever brought to Butler.
'* a " s Mourning Goods a Specialty.
Special Fall Announcement
For the Season of 1895.
/mszTg Ba eui purpese *.o sell low, our purpose to sell
much, cur to sell now -that's the secret
We it from a'.! I.*s—"You're doing a phenomenal business." It's not acci
dent. We're tin-,. : uie wants of the people i>y putting prices down awl keeping
tlieni'U>\v:i. It t.i.% s conrage, but brings business. We offer for your selection
ill.- ia.l i•:tv <•; '.a , ••:. mo,-.. ekgunt .-lock of dress goods, ladies', children's and
M'.sao wraps ew. >. > ag.it to B.r.'.er. It is only necessary to mention that they are
the celebrated Rt>tlic;r..u garments, the only perfect titting wrap ever shown in But
ler. I.adies in bygone days had to go to Pittsburg to get a genuine Rothchild
w rap, hut for the p.t»t two years we iiave the exclusive sale of Rothchild wraps in
Butler. The ptfV.se gene a'.'.v know what that name means. Perfect fitting, latest
designs, Ix st qua' .IV, at prices that will compete with any garment shown in the
tow uof Butier. < >ur Mi. . aery Dejwrtment will still be under the able supervision
of Mrs. Lou M Ritter. Tlr.s assures our patrons that we are in position now, as
heretolore. to give them cho: e siy'.es. new styles, exclusive styles, at our wellknown
p pillar prices. Ostrich leathers have been advancing right along. We bought our
winter stock of ostrich feathers early in June, before the advance; also our velvets.
This is to l>e a - -'->n for <w.nch feathers and velvet. We can save vou bv our
lu.V.\ . '.v purcli 25 per cent oil the dollar oil all millinery goods. For dress
yooo.s I w.-h sp won' ! p runt our telling you of the visions of beauty, style and
elegance tii.it or.: dre-» goods department is brim full of Beautiful Boucle cloths in
hack and colors. 1 all crepons, cievanettes, heavy serges, fine serges, Henriettas
and new 1.:'.. novelty dre>s goods, choice designs in novelty dress patterns. Our
stock of l>'...ni. -is, flannels, yarns, haps, hosiery, underwear, notions, triimiings and
doilies;■ was n -vcr >o c cnnlcie or prices -o reasonable. S.'e our exhibit at Butler
fa ; r. Call at the popular store of
Mrs, Jennie E. ZimmermaN
Oppi site Uoiel L-iwrv. Successor to Ritter <& K l«t .a
Bring your friends along.
\ 1 Wbis-kiea Vetring tbe name of
:=; HAX KLEIN
Have been recognized as bfing ttlnolu tdv pure, riea and me'low p ti»l
hftv 'g Those qualities th:r inik« n ou-e wnitskv an ess-en l itf.l for the
si k room, and th>* faniiiv »> : iteboa:d.
Wl\y is Tikis'?
Beriut-Pf* le ei'erc ->'s vf-ntt* ou-e in b'* pn-rbaa»> d : reo*, from "he ii'*
ti. er. Hi. i Ihr V d'e p it- «d ill I tin i*overiiuie'»t iMtlded w »f|»b'>ii-»**
U11«1 ♦' rb - OWII -I'|ici-v : - O'J vv •* rHIII 111 ll'lti "'lev s e II v
Mil) \HK ABStll.Un LV KRKE !•' K0 VI AI I.
I VII' I" RI IKS Tile 1* - 11.1 vn-K v 1 1 i tie world ho
S ver Vs.'!- I'u l l' It >r } I 0 ii'"' 'u i|U
I hit! lie - •• I; t ■ 11 :ii H•. v M -.l' h' 5, PO «!-«r fu Iq i t
I.•it ri- k !'. \»■ « sl,llO ue !' ij 1 .
(lUI Ki mi. .1:11 :• t v«»'ii • > ii 00 pi-.' ga lou.
I'o*r 11111 lite, $:! .i<> per c*' mi.
.A Dehor Rv»», 00 pe- gulloa.
Our Mock '-f w uc* me itli of tiieru purest, uud bdrii. K. iui
(1 "ill per ga!. upwnrile.
ii man MM
Disti'led direct Iro.p t■}»• grapes. A household neeeusity at $2.00 per
gallon.
Don't Forget
Tiiat we |iay ell express charges on orders of $. r t,oo and upwards—no
charges lor boxing and shipping. Send ' r cav.logue anil p:ico list to.
MAX KLEIN,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer;
82 FEDERAL ST., Allegheny Pa.
53 Good LooKs Count.
vou turn out for a drive you want your
carriage to look as well as your neighbors. You'll
have no rear on that score if you have a
Fredonia Buggy.
Fredonia Vehicles are the best 011 the market in every way. If you'll
jxamine them at your dealers you'll agree with this statement.
Made by FRED MFG. CO., Youngstown, Ohio.
The place to buy
GAS COOKING STOVES AND BURNERS. GAS LAMIb
IXTURES, lIOSK, WATER FILTERS. HATH TUB ENAMEL
etc, is at
W.II .O'Brien & Boii'm
1 07 Kast .Teilorson Btreet.
New
York
Weekly
Tribune,
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Butler
Citizen
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Address
All Orders to
THE CITIZEN.