mMPfcussj j==T«Tllll I | BUTLER, PENN A. j A CAR LOAD <Of Bed Room Suits Arrived Last Week. | \ Antique Ash Heel Room Suits— 4Jr "J Q S / bed, dresser and washstand at f v Compare this suits with any you have seen at $25.00. \ C Solid Oak Bed Room Suits — &2' 1 ") 1 / bed, dresser and washstand at ? J Solid Oak Bed Room Suits, extra quality, Qlj* ? S bed, dresser and washstand at '™* X 1 These suits have Beveled y C Mirrors, Polish Finish, Cast ( S Brass Trimmings, the Patent . ? N Drawer Work that- is always \ right, and you save money by J / buying the besi Bed Room \ j Suits made in America. / < Yon Can Only Find Them at This Store. \ \ Homes Furnished Completes DON'T READ THIS unless you want to save money Our 1896 Plan Is to grt all the bargains we can and give our customers the benefit of them. We have just received 100 Silk Caps for children from three months to five years old. These caps are worth 40, 50. 65 an 75 cen^s , but we will sell them at two prices, 27 and 49 cents. M. F. & M. MARKS, 113 to 117 S. Main St. Butler Pa. ML ' t# i - uei Debility. j RKHK j,., jr^t ly revitali/e the whole ■yntrrn. f 1.00 per box by mail, 6 boxes for |j. Kmolt 1Q 4 WWILS. W%%U every $5 order we |iv. a legal guarantee t » cure or refund #-*o«v Addict, PKAL MKDICINK CO.. Cleveland. Ohio. THE QUESTION is often asked, What IV..' ' H * - THE ANSWER If you arc looking lor covering capacity, wearing qualities, general appearance, and your money's worth, you must buy ~THESHERWIN-WILLIAMS OtMft Mott, Lookt Bttt, Wtart Longett, Moat IconomicaJ, Full Mtaaurc. Our pric< s are for "best goods" first, l ist and rP the timti We arc in the buhin'.ja to stay am' S W. / stays with us. ■ RUSHES, . _ * COLORS IN OIL, ROUS*: * COACH VARMSHCS, \ J. C. REDICK, 109 N. main St Everything of the Best at Right Prices for Or. JnSEKBSk chard, Vineyard,* Lawn, Park, Street, Carden and Creenhouse, Rarest New, Choicest Old. Klpjrnnt 1W jjaßr* rjitalr»(fii« fror*. fl*nd torlt hofopo baylnfc. llllfwiTwl by (h-.'illiiK direct. Try It. I'laritn, liullm,Hniall Troei. «t **~ NODI by mall to any oftfro In tin- IJ. H pONtpald. Larger »>y i*xpr«'Ms r»r frHtflit. j Hafo arrival arid »atUfa<*tiou guaranteed, liutl ¥e«r. 1000 A< r«*». 541* €#rrrulio«i»«*o. THE STORRS & HARRISON CO., Box PainisvilU. 0. | 'lf WHAT , IRON! WIJLL DO. IIS NATURE'S OWN TONIC. Htlmi'laten tho oppetito and pro- Uuoe* rofrothlng llMp GIVES VITAL STRENGTH TO ftURSINO R MO R HERS. Chi-ck* wa*tlni» dliiniiari,. atop* night »wnat*. curuii lricipiuul oonauinption. OJ n<;roiut''« aud fle»h. MAKES RED, RICH BLOOD. Promotes hoa'thy lung Uastm. Will give tho pnlo and puny tbn Nroay choekn of youth CURES AJ.L rtXAlli COMPLAINTS. Make* *trong I.J»* v.ai\ women of w oakling* GILMOKE'S IRON ItlfiiC PILLS Core all .Vaating Dmeftscs ana their sequences, BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION, &c. Thoy *ro noithorntyptionorrauatli: *•> ' hm i- mi coagillHtiug <f!«':t oil tho OODtoii I of tho stomach or It* lining' consequently c'.o not hurt tho tooth or c*u*n con»tlpiition or dlarrhroa. a* do tho usual formr of Iron 'i< 'layn treatment 000, pamphlot troc II uol k«pt liy your druggist, uddrosn GILxVIORE & CO., C'NCINNATI C AFTER all others f fell ■ ""■CoTiultlhoO'" lU-11..1.1- " ! DR.LOBB .V 4» I*. finiKhKTil HTm run. A., "A. I Thirty mlti'ieuUM'*' Ik"- tual*" rurv of »M ilw-uii so' ui«-a and wi.nlrt, No iimlCPr from whnt cauaa ur 1.0.v loll' ntaudliiji I will ov*m,n/« « ''" r * IV'i Pi- Cluiii-UuuuO HwjH *«*l«ilj aud iumiu* tyju. AT J. R. GRIRB'S U and 'JL Do Not Make I : ivc. It's quite a problem to please everyone's taste in any line you may select and particularly of jewelry, silver novelties, c ut glass, etc., hut I'm sure you wiil find what you w ant in my larj;c sto(k and at such prices that defy com petition. I am making a spe. cialty of nobby and find Goods and want your trade. iJ. B. CRM 118 SOUTH MAIN ST. V lILAK?- * Tam O'Shanter's ride through the midnight wind with the horrible hob goblins pursuing him was only a bad dream, or nightmare, which anybody is liable to experience as the result of over eating or an attack of biliousness or in digestion. To avoid such disagreeable experiences one or two of Dr. Pkrce's Pleasant Pellets should be taken after a too hearty meal and the action of the stomach will thereby be qui' kened and the meal promptly digested. Then too if Nature be assisted a little now and then in removing offending matter from the stomach and bowels yor will thereby avoid a multitude of dis tressing derangements and dis . es, and will have less frequent need for your doctors' services. Of all known agents for this purpose, Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the ne -t. Their secondary effect is to keep the bowels open and regular, not to further constipate, as is the case with other pills. Hence, their gr it rjopularitv with suf ferers from habitual constipation, piles and their attendant discomfort and man- Jfold derangements. The I'ellets cure biliousness, sick and bilious headache, dizziness, costiveness. j or constipation, sour stomach, loss of ap petite, coated tongue, indigi stion, or dyspepsia, windv belchings, "heart burn," pain an 1 di .tr - after eating, j and kindred derangements of the liver, I stomach and bowels. One littl" " Pel let" is a laxative, two are mildly ca. j thartic. & HUMPHREYS' SPECIFICS x cr w.iosp, AND POULTRY. 500 Paero Hook on Tn*fit rnrnt of Animal* and i liari >eui I ree. CTRjtft ( IVTi*r«,Conarc*i ion*. Inflammation A.A. ' Spinal Mrulniril i», IHilk I•• •. B.H.—Strain*. J,n in<-u«-«. Klinimnd^ui. C.C.—Din(cioprr, NIIMII I)]M HNR«C». 11.11.—Hot* or (>rabs Worm*. K.E.—< ll#-nvfH. I'nriitnonin. F.F.—Colic or (.rlpi H. Bellyache. inrarrioffis tli iuorrtmur*. 11.11.—1 rinnry and Kidney l>i«eanc*. I.l.—Eropiive II i-«*H •»♦»•». J.K.—ll»Hi*a«»ei»ol I>i?;e»iiou, l'nriily«*H. b ! • :' ' • . - • (>0 ■' fitaUU I • \. : MwlicttUir, 57.00 Jar Vet«*riaary Cure Oil, - - 1.00 8«l'l hy DrapUUi or Mni pr.pail an j». b« ro an.l la Mf (|Oanllly on r« rrlpt of prirr. ill'lPllttKTS* Mi 11. < 0.. 111 k 113 William L, XcwTork. ■ J H E B Ys' HOMEOPATHIC fj fjt No.&Q 1 lu u»e jo jr>un. The only Knrrcenfal rtr ly tor Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, and I'roht ration, from over-work or oth«*r causes, fl per vial, or 5 vial» and \H.TK*» vial powdtr.forfD. H"!«1 >•? IHII'IIKKTS'IIA. CO., 11 J A IIS William SU, X«w*ork* jfe gt cures Catarrh, even in ; | ■ serious cases. To get !; | immediate relief in Ca / tarrh, or a hard " cold in |j the head," just put a bit '! | •Salva-cea 1 1 (rttAuE UAtt) I the size of a pea, into j £ each nostril. I It's the quickest remedy \ for Pilts, Skin Diseases, \ ; Ulcers, Bsiis, Barns, Sore Throat, 5 Bruises, Earache, Chafing*, Hsadachs, \ ]! Sprains, Strain#.' ] Tiro sices, 25 and sorrnls. < 1 At drags ' " r •'/ j j! TMlwi 1 ' ' "A Gentleman, F I (tehol.ir o.u<! a Judge of n'«nl .enliikcy," Ih often nppll'd In "halo frll«*T* t veil iih'l." Our Old Export will |ii rnusU'r under tbo irio-1 rljfld Ivr.l. It)». (uitrnnii« 1 r? «,; (, (rota *ll fti»<;l oils i>r ! iiiJ';!!/-r!it'oim pmooth, :ifiil a t! 11 ; j . ' clthOrttfxJul or Hi'd Ir.■. 1 ute. Full Quarts, $ I 00; Six Quarts. SS.OC Mall ana Kxprer* ordtn nlilpiM'd Uio Kuiii- day h,i rii-. lv od, and wn puy < liargM on a ! oldeniul JIO.OO and ovIT. Jos. Fi -EMINci k- Son. ■ata MAn-rr.r r Pin t f /». j Com(.itt)Prk«Ulto(»l Ww.ei. •(-. niai>edfri-r FACTS! Tlint wc «f,ll tlm Inllowi k koimU at tlinm low pric«- j ; 2 years old pure llju 00 jn-r k allon :I " ii 4 " 2 r.o 7 " :i so " Id " 1 w H " •> 00 '■ 17 " 0 60 " A II from the bfi I known ili it filer . California "i yam "Id pirn Wine 14 kludx, Kwect Mid lit}', ifl.liO ]>" r ('iillim; can- <3 0l" 00. My own dinn im portation* of pur« Port find Shnrry Winw, MOiOll ftlld I'llllH', Ut l«iW4'.l ' Jill or Mi'lid lor I'lmcial |>i c lirt. MI»I! ordi-rn piomptly Cll»«l. No oxtru <;h»rirn for box iny ;in<l A. ANl)R![issi:N, NO. IBH ITIM.RU. ST. AUEUIIENY. P*. THE KEELEY CUBE in •» •; 'd:kn t- I m •. ! • • drifts) ui ronw loin . hit t tl ■ ' ' 1 I - d . i ui. en to liuU • ■ of a i u > n tlietn, - tl . *>*+:,!:• i mm ■ nf- I i. ir ♦ rwiuiriuif a « l«s*r bmUi. A I•»«i* v. <!. i < ,r • ill l: I'tiK nt u lltv ' PITTSBUKO KEIXLV INbIIIUTO, f " ' :• Fifth . I |. • • •., • ; i '!:!.•'• j • i . •'•*.' ;il mil . <• p'or 11,» •! i ,th < orvllt'oil 111 11l Ik fi>lfj tlt»»y Jn'llll ' t 111 ■ ;I' I ' 1 " donoltt moro r I• ■I• 1000 Cftwfl ifnU i 11 11' 1 ntnottf 1 ■ 1 ' '' l Fhon wo •«" refer rfth crtifl'lrtiw m to tbi f] oltit ' / ■ ley« up-. • 'j 11. • i lest • U •. lon. i FCtilrbr*! r"« r-nsllah Ur»u f. ENNYfiaVfiL PILLS ■ ft . ' \ n iCell.f r.»r I j'llm." « . » r rvtwrv I —X P MMII. I <MMM> I • JV.J.M- T , % N i hi. I.R-LRR I lu la hu L'i I'kUsd*., i » THE CITIZEN • Geoitje was s Great Man, Not Like Other Folks. Did it ever occur to you that outside of what he did for his country George Wa-'.iDgton was a reat man —that if». he wa -wot like other folks in many ways. George Washington uever tried to nel. a far-.r.er a gold brick, nor did be ever prac tice the bunco game on the uniophistica'* •.I ruralis", who had -'ju-t come to t«wu." George Washington never wore neck whifkerc; never wore a dink/ cap and * 1.r0.n sweater and never turned ui> hi tnu-rrs when it rained in England George Washington never attended a so ,-r function and when the dining room v.as"opened made a rush so as to get there l.r-' and aichor for a couple of hours George Washington never promised a man to vote for hiui and then said, Oh I wou t .... a thing to him on election day but give IT T.. l.im in it..- neck."' George Washing ton never stood around the polls all day with u hand full of dimes and quarters and halves and a quart bottle of whiskey in hin p. ck«-t with wi.ich to capture the pure but fcungiy > oter. George Washington never up 'wo -eats 1.1 a street car and pok ed out his toot so thai people stumtded ■ ver it and wiped olf the mud from bis big sho; - <ieorg>- Washington never tried to palm " If a Canadian dime lor the American ar id-, nor did he ever work a plugged iickel > n a street piano man. George Washington never kept two k'eds oi cigars—one to give his friends lor election purposes and the other to smoke I :iu-e!f. Grorjre Washington never kept the wrong linen cent home to him troui Ibc lauiidry and chuckled over the taci .(.at by the mintake be was so much in George \\ asbington never rtood arouuri all night on election night to' getretu. us" ami ti ' ti went bom" swcari.jg betau-e !iii. -de Win dele ited by just a lew Vote.- •when it would have been s» easy to have cotton them it he had only known. Washington never, when bis *i »tke(i him lor money to run the household looked at her m astonishment and said Money, iri.iey, money, ihat's all you t r ;nl . out. s\ here's thit dollar I gave .u 1 .v-: we* hT George WashlDgtoa never went lo a chicken di.-pute—known as coe* light and tot home in the early hours in . morning 'o tell tiis wife bo v. a> attend ing a meeting '•! the law and -»rdersociet) (i.-orge WanLsugtoc never wore a red , ipt-.l shir!, blue collar #nd pink neckne uIM t ,:i shoes, a short nack coat and a nigti plug aat George Washington never chewed sull-eali g tobacco and made a miii.ature rivulet in the gutter. George W ushi. gton never dictated what style of hat his wile should wear —ht knew better —perhaps. George Washington never bought a hot Frankfurter (plenty of mustard, please) at midnight and -ootid oa the street cor ner and eat it, nor did he ever buy a ten , rem nynter -tew and empty the contents of the cracker bowl into it George i Washington never went to market and | jai t ed bis thumb nail into a roll of butter j"'" • a lien he inquired the price per pouud, nor oiii lie. when he priced the eggs, ask "Hon •iiiuy <1". you give for a dozent" George Washington never carried bin umbrella under his artu so that it stuck out at rijfbt angl-' ar.d jibbed oat the eyed of his fel I > ciiz 11-'. nor did hi eat bananas on the street and throw the skins on the sidewalk George Washington did not keep a dog 1 bat howled all night and caused his neighbors serious discomfort, nor did he harbor a cat that entertained company in (he witching hours and created scandal. George Washington never wore scrambled egg liair and posed as a toot ball masher tieorge Washington never wore a single e; e-glass. George Washington never filled himself up wilh cheap whiskey and pranced about the sireets declaring that he wan "Hot Stuff, and lhai he was a "Lone Wolf and this was "his night to howl " George Washington n» ver rodo a bike humped ni> like a camel, and he never wore long bangs and considered himself in Class H on the cinder puth George Washington never went to college and fought with every fellow who ilid not belong to his "frat,nor was he a college student to roam the streets at night alter a foot ball iratcli and inquire at, the top of his voice, every tew minutes: "Who was George WaHhiLgton?" and give the answer "First in war, first in peace, and first in the heart ol his countrymen," following it up with a double shuffle and a stamping on the ground that strongly resembled the dance i f the Uahomeyans on the Midway at the Atlaiita Exposition. There ate many other things that (ieorge Washing tun did lof do and was not. —Uarrisburg Telegraph. Hues Your llunhand or Son Drink. If your husbanu or son ii addicted to the use of Liquor, Morphine or Tobacco, purchase ol your druggist a bottle of Hill's Chloride ol Gold Tabletf. They are guaranteed to cure, or money will be re funded. Tablets may be given secretly ill tea or coflee and the free use of stimu lant allowed until voluntarily giveti up. Pi ice SI.OO pel package If your drug ~'i»t does nit keep them, send direct to The Ohio Chemical Works, Lima, Ohio. Hook of particulars and testimonials free The oldest man iu Indiana, James 11. Culver, of Spencer, died last Sunday, at the authenticated age of 105 years and almost seven months, lie was born in Maryland, March 4, 1790, and went west in ISIB. He was married four times, and had two great-great grandchildren living / at the time of his death. ;IOOI>'B PILLS cure Liver III;,, ijliloosnrss, Indigestion, lleadmlie. A pleasant, laxative. All I>riigK,ists. Whether the ground hog saw his shadow or not, the weather has been de cidedly hoggish since )f suffering with piles, il will interest •on to know I hat lie Wilt's Witch Haze! * live will cure them. This medicine is a I ril. lor all complaint! of this character ui . i' is triii'tinns (utiich are simple) are itarried out. a cure will result. We have this in numerous cases, and always with like lenults It never fails. ./. | KKnuk. Hair-dye is considered so detrimen tal to long life that a Paris Insurance company refuses to insure the lives of js rsons who use it. I<ci|:li iSp.nii, Liniment remove it I hi.!. '■(> or t:»lloii*ed lumps and Men ik-». blood nrht uiii i r 1 " Mi iiiflci. -ox ■ , •i II t» «•: ►, ••• ng I►, « w . . I • Mill t I'll I J'.!i mitli I Utr I* ei kii.v ■. i i • 1 \ .1 < . Hrditk, r Wild turkies used to be no plentiful in the eastern part of the Uuited States that when Audubon moved to Kentucky, nliout iSy>, they were sometimes sold for three Cents apiece. IKIKJ Climax Urnnit ij Krinn grape wine, has, by its extreme ug« nuil constant cmii while in uniform temperature and pure, sweet atmosphere Of storage hoAses for fourteen yean, be come a rival of the Hennessey and other brands ol lirandy, and much lower in |iriee, mid preferred by the physicians ol I'liiladelphia. New York mid other cities liny it ol druggists. Mr I'iekard, M. P.. remarked lately tliiit what used to lie considered a fortune ay a/- 11 pound*- was now hut a drop in the iiinkit. Nothing under ioo,oc<> or ii" pound . was considered worth re ferring to. Ilelie/ in iSu' Hours Ui In ilift Kidney unil Bladder di>- en m , relieved in <.t hour» hy the "fiew (ireat outli Anicriiau Kidney Cure." This new remedy a great surprise on ae eoiint ol lie c'eeedtng promptness in re lii \ !ng pain in the bladder, kidney, buck .II e every part ol the urinary passu gea in ti.iile or leniiile. It relieve* retention o) v iter and pain in passing it alnmrt int iii iliatly, If yon want quick relief and e iri- tit ', our remedy. Sold hy ./. jtedie.k limgyi ' ltinler I'a A baby that at its hirtli six weeks ago only weighed as much as the New limits wiik midget, one and one-half pounds, and is now under two pounds in weight, living and doing well in Essex, Conn. |<r ,\i nen'i ( tire lor the Hi srl gr.' s i, .i f •! all cases ol Orgauio o# !i< Heat Disease In .'lO niin'if• . ~( ! ily effects a cure. It in a peer , uietlv far Palpitation, Shortness n • mothering Spells, Pain In Lei and all symptom* ol a Diseased lloart i tie done convinces. Bold hy City Phar ' 'uacy. —lt is figured oat that wheat will shrink six per cent, in six months after it isttrwwhed; corn will shrink twenty per cert, in four months after it has l>een j husked; and potatoes will shrink thirty three per cent of their value from Octo- j ber till June. —A case of poisoning in New Jersey is ; so peculiar in manner that the warning , to others and the lesson it teaches is j w-orthv of widespread publishing. To ! make a long story short three of the family ate apples taken from a basket j which was in the cellar directly under ! til.' open window, on the sill of which had been left a box of rat poison, with the lid off. The wind had sifted the deadly tuff into the apples. Moral; Keep poison hid away anil tightly wrap ped- Second —wipe off apples before eating. After typhoid fever, pneumonia ".nil other prostrating diseases lake s'dooll Sarsaparilln. <lriij'i - H'ith llorchound Cures I'outjhs. Old Aunt Rachael, an old and success ful nurse, 90 years old, 70 years experi ence as an nurse and much sought after by hundred* of families, has for years made a Cordial most effective for coughs and colds by the use of Grapes with Kle campane Root and the Herb Horehound. Public speakers anil singers use it. It is performing v.-onders. Sold by druggists. The moisture of the eye is a genuine solvent. Many jiersons have gone to bed troubled with a foreign substance in the eye, and have waked in the morning to find it gone. In many cases of this kind the foreign matter lias been dissolved by [ the moisture of the eye. I nfi rmeiitiil UomfHttnion ITinc. Alfred Speer.of New Jersey, the cele brated grow. : "I foreign grapes, preserves the uiilermeiited juice of the grape for sacramental use. It hits been adopted and its use sanctioned by the prominent divines of this country. It is also used for invalids with remarkable effect for blood-makiag. For sale by druggists. X" e.'cus j lor sleepless nights when yo. can procure Ouu .Vli.iute Cough Cure Tuis will relieve all annoyances, cure the itie luo.-t -ev ere cough and give you rest and l.ea th 'an you allord to do without it? J. C kKDlck. Wile— 11. re's an accouni of a man who shot him It l ittler ti.au nuttier the pangs of indigent].m. liusiiaad —l'ne fool! Why 1 lid 'lll. he t.*K•* Ue Wilt's Little Early ltlscreT I Uneil to nuller an bail as bo did before 1 commenced taking these little pills. •/ C KHOICK. —Judge Culberson of Texsas, now a Congressman, lias a remarkable record. He has defended 110 men charged with luuidcr iu the lirst degree, and has never had a client sentenced to death. Coughing lwitaWs the deiieate •rgths arid aggravates the diseased. Instead ol waiting, try On. Minute Cougti Cure. It helps at once, expectoration easy, reduces the sorene-t- and mllauiation. Every one likes it. J. C. KKIUCK. One Minute Cough Cure is rightly nam ed. It allords instant relief Irooi suffering whom atflic'.ed with a severe cough orcold It acts on the throat, bronchial lubes, and lungs aud neverlails to give immediate relief. ./. ('. HKIUCK —When water freezes it expands with a force which is estimated at 30,000 pouuds to the square inch. Piles of people have piles, but Do Witt's Witch Hazel halve will cure them. When promptly applied it cures scalds and burns without the ."lightest pain. J. C. KKIUCK. Ono Minute Cough Cure is a popular remedy for croup. Sale for children and adults. J. C. HKIUCK Do Witt's Little Early Liners for bilious ness, indigestion; constipation A small pill, a prompt cure. •/ C. HKIUCK. —Apparently refuting the gencrnlly accepted declaration that fanning is not so valuable now as it was some 10 or 20 jreatiago. are figures from the Agrtcol* lurid Department of Pennsylvania show ing that the value of the farms in this Stale lias 1110.1 than doubled since 1850. Grnvel (/tired (Philadelphia, Penn., Item) A healthier, heartier, happier man than John J. N'cili, of 2437 North Eighth street, Philadelphia, could not be found in a day's search. The fact that he is still alive is a constant wonder to his friends. In the fall of IS.S9 he began to suffer indescribable miseries from stone in the bladder. Consulting an eminent physi cian in Philadelphia, lie was told that a surgical operation was necessary. So much did he dread the result, for if .un successful it meant death, that he put off the evil lay as long as jxissible. While 1 I in this frame of mind, he heard of DR. DIVIO KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY Although dinhcarted, on July t, 1H93, he " txiuglit ii bottle of it, and within a month had expciieiic.nl beneficial results, anil liefore lie had finished the third bottle, !■ the gravel was completely dissolved air.l 1 his sufferings at an end. 1 Yr. N( ill feels that he owes a lasting r debt of gratitude to Dr. Keiincdy?s I'av ' orite Remedy, and for disorders of the bladder and urinary organs says, "it will ' effect a cure if one be possible.' l'avorite Remedy is prescribed with un failing succc for rheumatism, dyspepsia aud tiervi troubles iu which it has cured many that were considered beyond the ' aid of medicine. All druggests, |i. I »K fbr Mi•hrnl d Family fV. $1.2. r > jirr </l. or (I '/'•■< for fo Kinch h (iolden Wedding, tiuckenheimer, Large, Oih-oti, Bridgeport, Overbold I'nil (|ii»rt»< il, fl quart* for **>. Our goods war ranted pu**e (irand leather s (,'hoice, gtinrranteed ii years "hi, per gal 0. ().' I) and mail orders receive prompt at tention ROIIT. I I,WIN, Importer nnd Wholesaler, 136 Water St. I'itfsburg, opposite 11. & 0. N. K. Depot Your Wife Can Run The nursery department ol the household to great advantage, if she has some of our midi cinc on hand to use when needed. JUST NOW Morriscn Bro's. Cough Syrup and Armstrong'" Diphtheria anil ( luinsy Drops are in de mand", two valuable remedies, don't be without them. For the lil'X'd, Liver and Digestive Organ, you want Natures Coin pound, the true health j»ssis- I tant. i We make these medicines, know they are pure ami have, superior merit. _ _ j Ask for the medicines put up | by the "I cure U" Co., No. 106 I Centre ave, Itutler l*a USI: LITTLE SVSTI.M PILLS. YOU CAN jPINOsSA ,i i i it i I 1 • •i • • i •>! ;r, «. EEMINGTON LHO3. »'"> Villi *;y 11 tin L lur sdftllUsliig St ki»<wl 1 Plus in the lead RATTLE Ax WPLUB^ HAS JUMPED INTO PUBLIC FAVOR ON ACCOUNT OF ITS SIZE AND QUALITY.HS A GREAT BIG PIECE OF HIGH GRADE TOBACCO FOR 10 CEHTS Piease Poy particular attention to these ft,'\v lines—they may interest you. Pond's Extract is so universal a remedy that you know of it ami its uses well, but so many crude imitations are on the market, that a warning against the use of anything but the genuine Pond's Extract necessary. Pond's Extract is absolutelv pure, antiseptic and anodyne, and may I "<;ed with safety and efficacy, externally or internally. Accept nothing but the genuine with buff wrapper and yellow label. POND'S EXTRACT CO.. 76 Fifth Ave.. Ne » York. »*A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT TO SHAVE WITH." SAPOLIO IS THE PROPER THING FOR HOUSE-CLEANING. IF IT ISN'T RIGHT, + ■! + WE. MAKK IT RIGHT, that is out way »T doing business. Wc do not want any customers of curs to wear a suit "I < lollies that does not suit him. It hurts our business with othew people, even if he does not know the dif ference himself' It costs but little more to have this kind of clothes th in it does to have those that look like "hand me downs." It takes time to measure n man for a good suit of clothes. Show us a tailor who can measure a customer in five min utes and wc can show you a poorly fitting suit a few days later. We t ikes pains to take all the necessary measurements. When you pay us #25 for one of those stylish Clay suits you pay for the best materials ami workmanship v e can givr you. Look one of our customers over and see what kind of a suit we are giving f,,r before you decide to buy a $25 suit. We study a man's make-up and endeavor to give him the style of a suit that will look well on him. Wc don't have to lie told by our customers whether overcoats are longer < r shorter this season. Wc consider it a part of orr business to be posted on such matters. COOPER i DO Cor Diamond. Hutler, Fa MONEY TO LOAN. On First Mortgage <>ll Improved Property, 1 50,00 per Month l'ays for sl,- oo° in About Kiglit V cars. Money Kcady. A. T. SCOTT, Attorney, Butler I'a. CMAS. K, MILLER. Treasurer, Hutler I'a. R. W. MYERS, District Agent, Hutler I'a. Investors should send lor our "Do/en Reasons'' and "l*" ( ircu lar. We make your money earn 6 per cent free of taxes. T— . A V I Till' l-rNN*vI.VANIA • i"N , I jAViNt.n r»iNi» anc» ' , LOAN »'.WI«IIU« «r^lP: : | ur riTTMiunci Every Woman Somclimr 1 noctl* a l»vv\ *1 ol>lo inoniUiy reguUiiing i medicine. Dr. PEAL'S PENNYROYAL PTLLS, Are Tiriiii i'i '>?•' ii.Ttm-, to*.ill T*"> »■" lor lir. 1' .r- ciMi'i' I sciitou»»»'>»e, •IUU. I'uai MudicUii. Ui . Cluo uuiil. O. KOl fah ut City Pharmacy. I Christmas PRESENTS Christmas time is now here and Heincman & Son have as usual a very fine line of Christmas Presents to suit every person. The Line Consists of Dressing Cases Cuff and Collar Boxes Travelling Sets Shaving Sets Mirrors Cut Glass , Picture frames < Christmas Cards Gold l ens , Fine Stationery ■ Albums , Bibles r Poems All the Popular Books Leather Goods AT Heineman Son's i r Seanor & Nace's l ; j ijvery, Feed and Sale Stable, Wear <>r Wick House, Butlor, Pa The bo IT of bonwH ami oral GIMS I rijrf til WHVM on hand and for hire. Bout accommodations in town for permanent boarding and tranwiont 1 trade. Special care tfuaraiteed. Stable room for eixty-five horse*. A f?ood c,nHB of borwH, both driv ers and draft hornet* alwaya on hand and for nalo under a full guarantee; and hornoH bought upon proper notl -1 fioatlon by SUA NOR A N A'.IE. All kinds ol live Htock bought and _ Hold Telephone at Wick HOUNO I JUST OUT! A complete map of Kutlcr County, Showing Towns, Townships, I'ostoffn cs, Express Offices, Tele graph Stations, Country Koads 1 | and Oil Fields. , Complete Index. ; Vest pocket form 50c each AT Douglass' "Ze . New P o. BUTLER, PA EYfcS EXAMIKtI) FKEfcl OF CHAKGF » R L. Kirkpatrlck, Optician and Jeweler i xmt in Oourt iiouw. liutitr, Pa., graduate La l ull UaroluKlcal I'Utllate. D. T. PAPE'S Holiday Goods and Christinas Presents We arc pleased to announce the arrival of our Holiday Stock, and that we are ready for Business with a rare assortment of Christmas Gifts, suitable lor Old and Young: Toys, Fancy Goods, Novelties, .No tions, etc., etc. You arc invited to call and inspect our Grand Display. D. T. PAPE'S 122 S. Main St J»utler I'a Clearance Sale?! Business always seems good when '.here is plenty to ilo, whether there is any money in it or not. This is always our dullest season of the m r, 1 >:11 we propose making it different if prices will do it. We have the lary. st -i w ever had and that is saying a great ileal. We really have to many kinds <>i everything, anil for thirty days we are going to give you 6 l>oxes good axle grease fur cents; har ness oil 50c per gallon, or if you want sweat pads for collars we have a great lot of good ones for 30c each, worth 50c. We have a lot of huggy shafts ready to put to gether for 50c per pair. Has your horse a sore neck? Buy a new collar, only mn dollar for work collar, or one dollar each for team or buggy bridles; or do von want a blanket or robe? We don't want to pack them awav: have about one tli< ; ml left and will close them out at less than wholesale price. It will pay you to buy now even if yon don't need them this winter. Harness, did you say? Well that fits us. We have been making harness all winter ami have hundreds of sets. We got the work done cheap and bought the hardware before the advance, therefore, we rati sell you harm ■ worth #1? for <S, worth <ls for #lO and so on, all our own make. Leather Ual.i rs for e and check lines for less than leather is worth. And buggies! we would like to sell a lot of them for less than cost, buts its too early yet to get you interested ill buggies, but we offer you the chance to save money if you want one. We have gathered all these, and many other bargains up, and placed them on our first floor, ami if you want to see them please come early as they will be done when they are gone, and it will be a long tin.e before another opportunity like this presents itself, Martincourt itCn. yon know never advertise a lie. S. B. Martincourt Co. J. S. YOUNG, Tailor, Hatter and Men's Furnisher Great Reduction Sale. In order to make room for spring goods we will sell our entire stock of gent's furnishing goods and make you a suit of clothes or an overcoat or a pair of trouser at greatly reduced prices. Now is the time to get a genuine bargain in e erything we sell and we guarantee euerything we make to please and fit you. . S. YOUNG, 101 South Main St., Opposite Hotel Lowry TALK IS CHEAP But it takes money to buy Whisky. And to yet value for your money in Whisky, Brandy, Wines or Cordials, is to send your orders direct to Max Klein, and you will be sure of two thing ONE That you buy for less money a bet ter quality than anywhere else in the State, and ANOTHER That all poods shipped art just as represented. Send for New I'ike List and Catalogue of all kinds ol liquors, mailed Iree on application, and don't forget that All Express Charges On orders of s<;.oo and over are paid by us with no charge for box ing and shipping. MAX KLEIN, 82 Federal St. Allegheny Pa. - O •/ Distiller and Wholesale Liquor Dealer. THB namf: OF THK NEXT President Of The United States w 1)1,1. UK ANHOUNCKD IX The New York Weekly Tribune OF NOVEMBKR 4th, 1896. 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