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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
Main Street. Butler, Pa

TEACHERS CONVENTION AT EM-
LENToN-Arrangements have been
made to hold joint Teachers Cor
vcntion at Emlcnton, Pa, April lst
and 2nG, embracing NCnango, Butler,
Clarion and Armstrong counties. The
leading educators of the four counties
will be invited to be present, many OF
whom have already been placed on
programme, which will be published
next week. Spree will not permit US
to mention the names Of many who
have consented to be present and take
part in the exercises. The subjects to
be discussed will be practical and OF
interest to every school teacher, direc-
tor and parent, aud all are invited to
be present and participate in the dis
cussions. On Friday evening two
lectures will be delivered. The first
by Supt s. IT, Prather, Of Venango
county, and the second by Supt A S.
Davis, of Clarion county. The sub
iect CT the hrst Is Education" Of the
second Educational Exhibits at Agri-
cultural Fairs" A pleasant anu pro-
litable meeting is expected, and all
friends of education are cordially in
vited to attend
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
F.;ccr.ses Granted.

Butler borough Tavern Henry Eitcnmiller
Alex Lowry, Chas. Boyle j. J. Feidler, G. W.
Campbell. Restaurant, g. J. Smith Jordan
itythe Merchant, Geo. & ]. Reiber
Saxonburg- Tavern, +. +. Muder, Jcs. Kohn-
fielder, Francis Lauhe.
Saxon Station-Iaycrn: Chas. Phabe
Petrolia-Tavern: I'd. O'Done!I, W. H. Iel-
lison, Jas. l. Clark, john b. DaugheEty. Mer-
chant Jas. Morrison,
karas C.ty-Taycrn, J. n. Richey, John Ne
CURE.
Farview borough sb-Tavern, Jas \ Wilson,
W. c. Adams.
MilIerstown Tavern, II. Lockhart, Johnson
& Campbell.
Middle Lancaster-Tavcrn, VIM. Wahl
Zelienope Tavern, H. Stokey, James Oes-
tering, Jacob Shelly. Merchont Geo. Stahl
mnny-TaYern, Jaeob Hyle. Merchant
Isaac >hontz
Evaasburs- Tavern, VIM. Duncan
Jackson ship-Tavern; j. n. Miller, ia
cob Fei,!ler, Jr.
Great Beit-Tavern, ". Shields.
DelanO-T4vern, Lewis Wcidhaus
Carbon Centre Tavern, Neal Blaney.
C0ylesvile Tavern, NJ. J. Mcbride.
St Joc-Tavcrn, Joseph Reith.
SGmmit-Tayern, Albert Smith
Ciearfcld township Merchant. Wm. M'Crea
Oakland township-TaYerp Abram Flick
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16

The following properties were sold by Sheriff
Hoffman last week
All the right, title and interest of Matthew
Forquer IN 20 acres in noneg to Owen Brady
for s., 900
orc. IT, Ncsbit in land in Fairview township
TO Vim. Pollock and Jas. Mosgrove fur 81 0jo
Or same in laad in Concord township to same
for 52i0.
OF same in pieces in Fairview township to
sane for s3O5, S9l5. $GO5 ard 800.
OF san.c in - acres in Fairyiew township TO
r. l.. Green for S12.50 and one well for 2477
or same in lard in Petr1.!a borough to K. $.
Green for s2j.75.
Ofslme IN IeIseaoll, plrt Of Nc Der.d );t farm,
- Pollock arl M1sstoys for S13),
OF solomon Albert in 30 aoros In Franklin
township 70 w. II. Jones for 81 ,23l.
Of Francis Coaley IN I3e acres in Centre twp.
to I.1b0rt Galley for $500.
Of VI VI. Abrams in 81 acres in petroia aud
Far1;ew township To Jas. McElroy for $GG.5J.
OF :. H. Hamilton in oue acre in Fairy!ew
township to G. W Wilcs for $50
o. Robert Allen in !snd IN Grady and Worth
t. Chas Me- utchena 81, ,0a0.
or same in laad in Erady 10 sane for s., 300.
OF same in land in franklin to same lDrSSO0.
Of g. c. Conway in lsnd IN Concord to G. II.
Graham fag $3,01G
o. ". T., ffali In lot IN Sunbury to W. II
Colbert fer So.
or John Lindsey in land in Cherry to Rns-
sell tor 90.
OF john Brakeman in land in Winfield 10 "
) Boyd for SO
OF Thos and Jeru,ha Garyey in iG0 acres ia
Connoqpenegaing % II. T. Scot; for ,:25
o. idi.n ". Fh"m:'scn In land in Summit to
| C. walker for So
OF Peter Hu'caison in land in Parker town.
shin to J. u. walter for slJ.
OF same in land in Parker twp to same so.
Of same in Land in Parker twp 10 same, S.
or same III !aad in Allegheny twp 20 same,
$lj.
Gf same Ia land in Parker tsp 10 same, s..
o. FL s}la F;r-,sD ia ) . a3rs5 ia Ch .rry ta
J d, McJ,rlin for $500,
OF yarie in land In Washington and Cherry
10 j. n. parvance, $50
OF q. Etzcl in house and lot in Butler to 3.
& H. ASso'n 500.
or w. y. McCandess in 40 acres IL Centre
70 w d. Porter, POO.
Ocsame 10 part VI National Bank building in
Butler t. c. Dn!iy and Geo Weber for $3.50.
same in lanl IN sIpporyrooE to W. D.
Porter, SaI4.
OF same in iaai IN 1lippayrnck to W. d
Porter, $i03.
OF same in land IN Marion 10 Il. p. Scott
$20G
OF Catharine Clarl, in lnid in Worth to the
Singer Manufacturing Co., for $50.
Or Gabriel and Anna Etzcl in house and lot
in Butter 10 Butler Savings Bank for - ,h0f
\ II other piece were stayed or returned.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16

-Govcrnor Foster, of Ohio, has
just pardoncd man named Ferdinand
Seitz, who was convicted Of murder
twenty-five years ago and has been in
prison ever since SeitZ entered the
prison a mc:e STRIPPING. but emerged
from it an old man He has never seen
a railroad, and enters different world
from the one he left to 60 to Jail. He
has no relatives alive except his
mother, who is in Germany, ignorant
of her sons whereabouts or fate.
Seitz has maintained his innocence of
the crime through all these many years
The pardon was secured by one of the
jurors who convicted Scitz, This jury
man has agreed to give him a home.
Wit hout this promise, executive elem
ency would be Of no benefit to the
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
! nEIri AG.Ga

Peter STAFF, for selling liquor and keeping a
gambling house plead mol. contendere and sen
teneed to pay fine Of 5000 and costs.
i. Parker and G.. Hi!liard for larceny, the
Indictment was quashed
The case Of W. H. White, for murder, was on
notion. continued Chas. Smith, of Donegal
township claimed the reward for his arrest.
Michael Forquer for assault and battery on
Jas. Douglierty, a mol. pros. was allowed.
John \. Harding, for selling liquor, mol.
pros. was granted on payment of costs.
\ commissioner was appointed to inquire in
to and report on the .unacy of Cynthia Work
man also, of Caroline Hendrieksoa, of Mercer
township.
Joseph Dousherty vs. Samuel Fry is an APP
peal from Esq. Walker, entered By the defend
at.
Joseph Rockensten was appointed guardian
Of Dominic Roc.senstein, Jr
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
rnc LitcrnrY asc,nlut.on.

CnAECE or BASE his very rc'aarl aide
enterprise % make such prngrcAa ~ 10 ast3ni,h
il friends ana aato"hd lts enemies. It's greatly
increasing proportions have compelled TIE re-
noyal oi is hcad-q Ia:iers from The Tribune
Banding 10 the very large and beautiful build.
ing. No. 7JI Broadway, which is in the very
midst Of the book district" Of New \ orli Ci,I.
aud, therefore, of the prblis,,jps enterprise Of
the natuu. Tie pIiiI.hg though six stories
90 "eigh, - feet front and 100 feet deep. is
suflic ent only for tie Company. The manu-
featuring il carried on in several large buildings
located in other parts Of fhe city, though it Is
contemplated concentrating them soon ia pne
immense factory to be- eree'r,l.
Their IL; VI recent and early forthcoming
publications are extremely Interesting TO all
YSo enjoy what is choicest in literature. The
library Mapizne l. unique ia both form apd
character and altoSeih. delightful 10 the riot.
ness Of i coa:,a!i of The hon&s announced
GFeo8'. larger "Histiry o. tn; ls,iih Pcb-
PIE" reduced frpsn 80 tD 81 !; CarlyIe's Ills
tors o! the French Revocation reduce % -
cert. Carlylc's "IIeroes and Hero Worship
- erui. md thc "Rcy:scd New Tcstlment
! vii -, ~ PROMISED 90 be manufactured with
rdpidAy hereto ore unhcaid Of, will attract
| special attention. |, is worth while for every
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
GRIND Jury Proceedings.

TRUE BILLs-A. Marks ct al. conspiring tC
decraud; also fer assigning property. Il. Par
keF ct al, larceny. Wan. II. White, murder
\. X. Stoughton, for larceny as clerk and by
employee. John ~ Harding selling liquor
bills. Mary McGiil. +. and b. ". VI. Lynch
selling liquor, bills +. A. Mccoy and John
Ramsey, larceny r. ~ Clark, f. and B. II
Crawford, perjury S. NJ. Thompson, larceny
by ba:lee and as clerk, bills. James Nelly
monls, false pretense Wm. Gibson, assault
with intent to commit rape. VIM Smith. lar
ny Geo. Young, seduction. Henry Beltz,
assault with intent to kill. John Frederick
and Clara Brink keeping baTiy house. John
Rivers, for refusing a legal vo;e, bills y.
Denny, for same offcnse, bills. John MiniG-
ger, larceny, , bills. ThoS. Stehle Jr., selling
liquor to minors without license and keeping a
disorder!y house, bills.
BILLS IGEoRED.-John and Adam Mininger
for larceny. J. c. Brandon for adultery and
b1Stardy. II. Wiehl for assault. Peter staff
sallur liguor on Sunday
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16

The snow drifts are 50 heavy in
Cambria county as to close the roads
for miles in extent.
Sn far as we have been able to lcarn
the Republicans Of Erie county unan;-
mJusly opprovc the course of their
Representatives at Harrisburg in re.
fnsing to eater the regular can rs and
in manfully adhcring to the policy Of
resistance TO the end The Republicans
Of this county believed that the situa.
ton amply justified the action Of the
Independents, and that to compel a rec
ognition Of the rights of all clements Of
the party would, instead Of causing q
permanent division, solidifv The party
and make it stronger and more invinci-
bic than ever. The Republicans of
Erie county are satisfied with the out
come Of the independent movements. -
Erie Disp0t,h.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
We are under obIig tons to SUI

We are under oblig tions to Supt
Mckee, for report Of the State Sp-
perintcndent of Public Instruction for
1880 and from it we learn that the
number of schools in this county is
2G0; average number Of months
taught, 5.77; the number Of male
teachers in the county is 203; females,
III /; average salary Of males, $50 72
females, S25 l2; number Of male schol-
ars, 6,30l !; female, GAPS; average
number Of mills levied for school pur-
pose, 587; total amount Of tax for
school and building purposes, $63 3G33,
90; state appropriation, Sl6, S39 so ;
total receipts, S34,42389; teachers
wages, $t2,2l303; fuel, etc. 500
1881; total expenses. 37LT65.29 ;
districts. 10. OF the State appropga-
ton Fairvicw township got the meat,
$2,02}T', and Franklin, (Ind.) the
least, SAG IL
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16

The unusual prevalence of small
pox the past Winter, has led to the es-
tablishment in various localities of
vaccine farms where cows are kept for
the object of supplying physicians with
points" for vaccination purposes.
Very many people justly object to be-
ing vaccinated from the virus of fel-
low mortal, as the mortal is most rare
even if he exist at all-who is en-
tirely free from scrofulous taint in his
blood. But from the blood of fine,
healthy young cow one has little TO
fnnr
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16

on ~ TIE BALp-RIDGE WILL
Quite an cSci' mont was created in
town last Sa u"'iay by the announce
ment that thcy lad str1ck oil at the
"Bald-ridge" wtil on the Smith
farm about five miles west Of Butler.
The well was commenced about three
mont ago aLl lis location was de-
ternined by li'es run from the Scrub
grass aud old Greece City belts to a
point whore 81 j. crossed each other
which happcu,d to be at or near tie
place mentioned. When they reached
the "third" Eald last Friday at a depth
Of something over | 600 feet, the well
flowed sore oil and continues to llow
oil and saltwater whenever the tools
are drawn. Tley arc still drilling and
intend going through the sand to sec
how deep it is The deeper the sand
is the better the territory will be.
They are already in it about twenty
feet. The said from this well is
rather fine, two fine 20 allow Of it be,
ing q good well, but experience has
proved that the sand may hc better
and coGFser fey feet away There
is no telling as set whether or moi thi,
wei will be warih pumping, but tho
company seems to have faith in tho
territory, as they have recorded al
their leases, and are taking more.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16

and patrons Of the school could reason
ably demand.
1t should be matter of no small de-
gree of pleasure to our citizens, that
there is an institution of so great eff
cheney in our midst May we not fond
ly hope that old Witherspoon Institute
will regain forrer renown and take
rank among the first institutions of ed
ucational facilities in the State.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
SuaE,,,r; icaGicEry.

The spring term will open Monday
April 4th,s5 eat p NJ, and will con.
tinue l3 weeks. Mrs II. L. Dickson
has returned and taken charge Her
long experience, and thorough manner
of teaching will be a consideration to
all thoughtful parents and patrons who
wish to secure the best instruction for
their children and wards Boarding
or rooms can he secured at reasonable
rates. For further particulars address
Mrs II. L. Dickson. or &. w. Bean.
Secretary Of Board. Coaltersville, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16

The cases of the commonwealth
verses William Gibson, and James
McClymonds were tried yesterday.
Gibson was found guilty and recon-
mended to the mercy ofthe Court, and
McClymonds was acquitted, with pros
ecutor, A H. Smith, to pay costs.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
some Sgriag Prices.

At cents, good calicoes.
at cents, blcached muslin.
at ca cents, best prints.
at q cts, soft finished beached muslin
at G. cts, yard wide brown muslin.
at g cts. all linen crash.
at @ cts, heavy dark dress goods.
at 8 cts, dark grey suitings.
at 20 cts, new fancy dress goods.
at l5 cts. double fold brocades.
at Is cts, good jeans for prints.
at l5 cts, fine alpacas, at
RITTER X RALsToN's.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

Large number OF Farms for sale or exchange
Mt low pric"s and on easy payments. several
email farms from 81 10 50 acres wnnIcl. Also,
loans furnished 20 farmers having improved
farms on long time ard nj low rstcs Address
w. j. KlsRADDEN. Frceporl. Pa,
Or call ~ Office days: Every Monday st
Freepoit Every Tuesday ut No. 90. Fourth
Avenue, Pittsburgh,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16

-Rcaconsfeld's new novel Endym-
ion has disappointed the cxtravaglnt
expectations Of his publishers, who find
themselves $i5 900 out Of pocket, al
though they hope to balance the account
by issuing cheaper edition. If the
Imaginative Premier had dropped few
Eastern serpcnts into bis basket Of
stale fish. his rcappcar nee in the role
Of romancc-wrtrr would have been
more rcmuneratiyc for the bookma kers.
Americans cannot fai, 10 make note Of
The fact that English readers have not
becn allowed to SEQ a cheap edition of
this work. If English publishers con
troiled the American trade under such
an international copyright law as they
have been clamoring for these many
years, readers who conld not afford to
buy expensive threc-volume editions
would have TO wait until public iGteE7
est in the work Lad died out.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
EcxccutOr-s Notice..

Letters tcstimcniary In the estate of John
Garrnrd, deed, late Of Centre township, Butler
county, Pa, havirg been granted 10 the under
signed AL persons Knowing themselves In
dehlcd TO said estate Will please make immcdi-
ate payment aud any having claims against
said estate will present them duly authenticate
ed for payment. HENRY BRiGnr, Ex'r.
MI. Chestnut, Butler county, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
in bidding good-bv 10 his long tim

In bidding good-bv TO his long time
constituents and iriends at Warren,
Ohio, General Garfield said what ought
to be read and hecded everywhere, and
we are glad to quote such words as
these: Il shall carry away from this
place one very definite picture in my
mind 1t is Of Il group Of men, and
see some Of their faces in his audience.
who, during ms long term Of public
service, have never given sign to me
that tboy had any personal wish To
crafty, except 10 see right principles
prevail and goo d government maintain.
ed. Now, if that company
Of men whose headquarters have been
in several places Of this district but
notably in Warren, could he reinforced
all over this coGGtry, that would be the
body of men o. whose shoulders and
In whose heart ! would find such re,
lance and 50 ) confidence as would
make me feai it possible to get
through the W * assigned me.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16

The Port Grape Wine of New Jersey
is the best medicinal wine in the mar
ket, and it is said that the vintage of
A. S7eer far excells any other produced.
1t is heavy in body, rich in favor and
well adap'ed for sick persons and for
general family use For sale by D. II.
Wnller
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
-DEArH nF rHE EMpEnnR oF RI

DEATH OF THE EMPEROR OF kUS-
sIA.-A dispatch from st. Petersburg
dated March l3, says: AS the Empe.
ror was returning from parade in
Michel Manegc, about two o'clock
Sunday afternoon. a bomb was thrown
out and exploded under the Cars car
riage, doing considerable damage to the
carriage. The Gar alighted unhurt,
but a second bomb exploded at bis feet
shattering both legs below the knee
and inhicting other terrible injuries.
The Czaf waS Immediately conveyed
in an unconscious state to the Winter
Palace, where lie died at 4:30 this after.
noon. Two persons were concerned
in the crime, one Of whom was seized
Immediately. TIE explosion also killed
an officer ard two Cossscks. Many pc
Iicemen and other persons were in
iured.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
PRICE, az. sse.te. Goods.

Az 80 cts, good white quilts.
at % cts, coed table damask
at G5 cts, good black dress silk.
at so cts, good roIored silks.
at % c:s dOui.e fold cashmere.
at 40 cts, ail v Oi cashmere.
at u cts, melan-o cashmere.
at 75 cts, brccade silks, at
Hitter K RALsToN's.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16

MEssRs Ely Bros DRUdGIsTs,
OwEco, n. Y-For the past thee
winters have been afflicted with Ca
tarrh and cold in the head | applied
several remedies without good results.
Last winter used your Cream Balm,
and found 1t to accomplish all you rep
resented. T. +. Mccormick (Judge
Common Please. Elizabeth y. j.
Aug. -, 1880 See Ady't.
SINCE the introduction Of Ely's Cream
Balm my sales of it have daily in.
creased, and are Unprecedented. |
confidently recommend il TO a suffering
from Catarrh or kindred diseases who
call upon me, with that pleasure and
confidence that personal knowledge
Of its curative powers afford G. Ii
KirwaD, Druggist, WiIkesbarrc, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
Executors Notice.

Letters testamentary having been granted to
the undersigned on the estate OF Martha K.
Roenlgh late OF Winfield township. Butler Co.,
Pa, deceased. all persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate will please make pay
ment and any having claims az iinst said estate
will present them duly authenticated for pay
ment. q. q. ROENIGH. Ex'r.
Sarver Station Bntler Co PA.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
Notions.
'ciVh'
Al i cta lnd.rs hnsn

At > cts, ladies' hose.
at 8 cts, gents hose.
at 10 cts, ladies coiored hose.
New buttons, new cords, new tas.
sells, new laces, new collars, new Ties
new fringcs, ntw ribbons. new gloves
All the new things in early spring
goods, at
RITTER Il RALsToN's.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
Exccufor.s Notice.

Ls,icrs tesiimcntary with the wIil annexed
having been granted TO the undersigned on tho
estate OF Thomas +. vandike. decd, late OF
Marion township. Butler county, Pa, all per-
sons knowing themselves Indebted TO said cs-
tate VIII pcaae make immediate payment and
any having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them duly authenticated Tor payment.
RICHARD vANDIKE, Ex'r.
Murrlnsvlllc, Butler county, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16

To an who are ruilciug from the errors and
hdircrtiois of ynu'i, nervous weakness. early
Gttav, luss g! manhood. &r. ! viii Send a re-
cilf that viii 'utc tOu, FREE OF CHARGE
Th.- arcit remedy A. di-ooTrgtd tY = mir
sIonaty in South Africa s,pd scIi-addfcsscd
crveluIe Ia hry. JOscph luman, Station u.
Sew folk tiiy.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
-Thq Wcstminstcr Review for Jan,

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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
FOR SALE.

So VIII buy onc-haf interest In good bus
incss In Pittsburgh One who knows some
Thing about farming preferred. An honest man
with the above amount will do well TO address
by letter. SMITH JOHNS, care S. NJ. James.
93 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Iau27-1y
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
Executors Seiiee.

grated " tho unterriRned On the estate Of
lnaos Milford. late Of Allegheny township.
Entler county. Pa. decd. ail p"rrons knowing
themselve indebted 10 ral estate will please
make prompt payment, aud any having claims
apainrt tho saIne viii prc,ent u eame duly
authenticated to the undersigned fer settlement.
J. =. MTLFnBD
r. J. MILrOhD,
Paikers Landing J. o., Pa,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
Proth'ys Office, Mar. IA, 1881.

ne who has not already seen it, to send ana
ct the illustrated pamphlet. "Book Making
nd Type Setting by Steam" which will be sent
rec upon application. Address. the American
Book Exchange 76l Broadway, New York.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
For Sale or Exchange for a Farm.

Three acres Of land, large house, store room
and hall above. ard stable aud out-buildings six
miles from Butler on the Glade Mill aud Han
nahst road mt jefferson Centre. Young or
chard OF good fruit thereon. Any person want
ing to purchase or exchange for q farm will in
quirc at CITIZEN oflico. or address
MRS. KATE l NEGLEY,
Saxonburg, Butler county, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-16
Fscv 4. y.s Douc.

How do you manage" said lady to her
friend, "to appear happy and good natured
all the time?" 81 always have Parker's Gin
ger Tonic handy" was the reply, and thus
easily keep myself ard family in good health.
When | am well always feel good natured."
Reri about il in another column.