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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-05
GREAT REDUCTION! !!
$50 A YEAR.
[LoCATEn ON THE N. Y, P. & o. r. RI
CHAMBERLAIN INSTITUTE

IIIOCATEH ON THE N :, I. q y. w. M
CHAMFERLAIN INSTITUTE
1t is large and thoroughly equipped Seminary
for both sexes. Established in 1850. Property
free from debt, Sl03, coo. New Boarding Hall
with steam-heat, etc, erected in 1888 ut n cost
OF $1,000. Excellent Board and home-like ar
rangements throughout. Total expense for
board furnished room eam-hcat, light, wash
ing and tuition for IA weeks, S59.70 for one
year $3.50. For catalogue or further informa-
ton address, PROF, J, I. EDWARDS, d. d.,
Principal.
E7srFall term opens August 2Sth. Winter
term opens December 11th. Spring term opens
March 25. aug1-6t
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-05

Eve was the first made. This,
however does not break the rib theory
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-05

STEUBENVILLE, (O), FEMALE SEMIN
AIRY. Beautifully located on the Ohio river
with 53 years successful experience. For full
information, Address
DRS A. NJ. REID & WIGnTMAN.
inIx
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-05
GENEVA COLLEGE.

Opens September 4th. Instruction thorough
and practical, Moral tone high, Discipline strict,
Expense moderate. Good liabilities for self
boarding. Situation healthtul and romantic. A
Lady Principal has charge of Ladies' and Nor
NAL department. Prizes aid work for needy
students during vacation. Come and welcome.
Address further REV. II. II. GEORGE, d. d
President Beaver Fails, Pa, a'stlt5l
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The Hsrse

We have received a auanlity OF treat
ises on the horse. which We propose 10
give away 10 every subscriber paying
In advance, if requested. whrlher per-
sonally, or by mail wo Will cell the
book 10 Others NJ the bottom price,
toO J;ts {; II, ordere4 by mail postage
will be prepaid. The AsaerioaA caLtisatos
has ths following to say of the treatise !:
'.Kendall's Treatise on the horse is a
book OF about - pages, with paper
covers. fully illustrated, and containing
an "index OF DIseases.n which gives
the symptoms, cause and the best treat
ment OF each a table giving ull the
principal drugs used for the horse.
with the ordinary lass, effects and at
'tidote when n poison q table with an
engraving Of the horses teeth NJ differ.
ent ages, with rules for telling the age
Of the horse {. valuable collection Of
receipts, and much other valuable infor-
nation. In preparing copy for this
book IL was the aim OF the author to
make IL as plain as possible for the non
professional readers, and give them
information whieh Is Of the greatest
Importance to horsemen. and yet avoid
Ing all technical terms as much as
possible, and also condensing the book
as much. as possible without leaving
out the real essential Indignation IN
treating each subject. Every farmer
or horse-owner should own one OF these
little books.
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Chureh DlresGory.


Y.P. c. A.-Meets at their rooms IN Eos.
ter's brick buildiDg on Saturday evenings
40 30 o'clock, aud on Sabbath afternoons at
4. Business meetings are held on the even.
ing OF the second Monday In each month.
Everybody invited TO attend.
u. +. CHuRcH. -Prcachingevery Sabbath,
at III a. NJ, and 2 p. N. by Rev. 2. q. Tr.
vine, ID. -. Sabbath School &C 2:30 p, N,
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EyAEGELoAL CHUHcm. Preaching on Sab.
bath at III A. NJ, and ~ ?. N. Sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. J. A. Ilollenbaugh, pastor.
CosonEdATToNALcH CHURCH. Services every
Sabbath at IL a. N. and 8 =. N. Sabbath
School at $780, Prayer meeting On
Thursday evening Of each week. j. w.
Harris. pastor.
M. u. CHURCH, souTH Services 2od
ai.d 9TH Sabbaths at Sc. Paul's M. y. Church,
South, ut ia. ~. Sabbath School at 10
4. N. sharp. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. Jos. Emery, pastor.
NJ j.. CHURCH. Preaching every Sabbath
at III A. ~. and r. ~. Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
u 200 r. N. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day. evening. Isev. ID. w. Cameron pastor.
PREsBYrKRIAN CmURcH. Service every
Sabbath morning aud evening in Church
cor. Broadalbin and Fifth Sts Sunday School
at 2s30 p. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. Rev. Isaac IL. Condit
pastor.
EpfscoPAL CBgRcH.-- Services every Sun.
day, morning at III a. M, evening At ~ p.
m. Holy communion every Sunday morn.
ing at 915 n. m. "wednesday 10 p. m.
Robt. L. Stevens. pastor.
cnRIgTfAS CBURcn- Preaching every
Sabbath at Y PC A Hall at IL o'clock. 4.
A. and 7;30 =. -. Palpit supplied In order
by Kevs. Floyd, Whitney and Doty.
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4sf ADRIPuT Sr.. BKooKLYS, ~. Y.s
March 20, 1881.

4s4 ADRTPuI ST., BKootyLYg, ~. Y.s
March 20, 1881.
No family should be without AIlcock's
Porous PlAstsrs; their healing powers are
wonderful and their efficacy faf reaching
and lasting. For years past have seen
and known them To euro and relieve tho
most obstinate and distressing cases OF
rheumatism, kidney complaint, bronchitis,
neuralgia, lnmbago, Inflammation OF tho
lungs and throat, paralysis, asthma, spinal
weakness, aud coughs and colds. In my
own case they have afforded mo almost
instant and permanent relief. My friends
consider them an Invaluable aud speedy
remedy for all kinds OF aches and pains.
They are blessing in disguise; and no
wife or mother should DO without them n
she values her peace and comfort and
freedom from nervous exhaustion and
other ailments. AS q strengthening plas-
or, also for baclSaches and weakness. they
have no equal. / haYe mover yet found
plaster 10 efIicaclous and stimulating, or
70 give so much general satisfaction. Used
In connection with Brandreth's universal
life-giving aud llfe-healing Pills, no one
nesd despair OF a speedy restoration TO
good sound health.
Mrs. T. ToNrRfNs.
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Jhe democrat.



"Can you remember the styles Of
pantaloons that have prevailed In this
countryq'
eI1et me see," said the tailor "yes,
they are all before me in my minds
eye. There were the breeehes of the
period Immediately succeeding the
revolution. They were short, reaching
only to the knees, mostly made of cloth,
buttoning at the sides. The wealthy
wore them Of velvet, or corduroy, AZ
the fancy seized them, or of doc cloth.
The first pantaloons, ~ have told you,
were merely comfortable bags, and this
was principally due TO tho fact that
they were homespun made by willing,
but unskilful hands. The first i'm
provement was when they were 80 al
tered in construction M to button else.
where than at the aide. Suspenders
were not used until comparatively 10.
cent times, somewhere about 1910, ]
believe. Distinctive styles in breeches
date frcm the close OF tho war. Then
there came the garments tight st the
waist and to the knees, where they
bagged enormously, giving tho appear
anco Of swelled joints. The pockets
we're called top pockets" and could be
reached only by pulling the vest mp tc
the chin. Later they were cut high in
the waist and medium in the legs
This was u return 10 the frat princi.
ples. The next trousers % achieve
popularity were taose miserable tights.
They fitted the neither extremities lik,
eelskins, and suddenly swelled TO awfu
! proportions at the bottom. They wer,
the invention Of rowdy, and il was !
shame decent people ever wOro them
I'm glad they're gone. The hip pock'
cts came into fashion along with The
tights. Young bloola fain woalt
carry pistols, and, il being found cum
bersome to add another pocket TO lh,
coat, the inoffensive breeches were sub
ject to the gross imposition. At Grsl
tho buttons Of these garments wer,
made of bone, then Of rubber, later 0
metal, and now Of metal in the shape o
rlvets, that desay only when th,
breeclles themselves become deceased
The present styles are elegant. and
decided advance on any that have pre-
ceded. Che trousers Of to-day is a
complete an institution as can be wishes
for. There arc well.consrived recesSe
for the watch. the pistol, tho whisk!
flask, keys, knife, comb, handkerchief
pocket-book 10 short, everything tina
: the most fastidious man could desire 3
have about him. The only thing lei
Tor u man TO do II to learn how 70 wea
breeches. Tall. Alinnpen. with spide
legs. should wear close, but no. tight
! itting. garments ; fat mon look beat il
tight pantaloons swells wear stripes
gamblers, plaida Qaakers, quie
, colors ministers, plain black elolt
Reporters glory in Lroadcloth. much {
the disgust of the tailors. "-Phiiadel
phia PIess.
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The late Dr. I.qared, IN bis recently
published essay on ''The Causes and
Treatment Of Indigestion" lays down
as fundamental principle tha. the
amount Of food which each man is capa-
BILE Of digesting with ease always has a
limit which hears relation TO bis age,
constitution, health and habits, and that
indigestion Is consequences Of exceed
ing this limit. Different kinds Of food
are also differently adapted to different
constitutions. Dyspepsia may be
brought on by eating irregularly, by al
lowing too long an interval between
meals, and by eating too often. Fre-
quently the meals are not gagged as to
theie relative amount, or distributed
with due regal to health. Thus,
when we go out after taking light
breakfast and keep at our work, with
a still lighter lunch only during the in
terval, till evening, we are apt, with the
solid meal which tempts us to indul-
gence, to put the stomach to harder
test than il can bear. "When light
breakfast is eaten, solid neal is req
uisite in the middle Of the day. When
the organs are left too long unemployed
they secrete an excess OF mucus which
greatly intetferes with digestion. One
meal has direct influence on the next !;
and poor breakfast leaves the stomach
over active for dinner. The point
to bear in mind is, that not to eat a
suificiency at one meal makes you too
hungry for the next; and that, when
you are too hungry, you are apt to over
load the stomach, and give the gastric
juices more TO do than they have the
power to perform"
Persons who eat one meal too quickly
on another must likewise expect the
stomach finally TO give notice that til
imposed upon. Other provocatives of
dyspepsia are imperfect mastication,
smoking and snuff taking, which occa-
sion waste Of saliva, although some
people find that smoking assists diges-
tim, il done in moderation, sitting in
positions that cramp the stomach, and
the pressure that is inflicted on the
stomach by the tools of some trades, AZ
cf curriers', shoe makers and weavers.
The general symtoms OF dyspepsia are
well known. Some that deserve special
remark are fancies that the limbs or the
hands are distorted, mental depression,
extreme nervousness, hypochondria, and
other affections Of the mind. The cure
s to be sought in avoiding the food and
habits by which dyspepsia Is prometed,
Ind using aud practising those which
.re found to agree best with the system
# the subject Regularity in The hoursl
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crRiOTs rAcTs.
action

Tie Servians have tradition that
the cuckoo Was girl who lamented
her brothers. death 80 long that she
was turned Into a cuckoo.
A woman lay three days In a
trance at Big Rapids, Mich. On re-
covering, she believed that she had
died and come 10 life ms another per.
son. This delusion cannot be dis
PEELED, though In other respects she
Is sane.
The worl ''hanapeip which gave
the name 10 one Of the offices In the
"court OF chancery" was derived from
hanaperio, a wicked hamper. in which
wrlLs relating TO the business OF the
subject were formerly kept.
Upto the seventeenth century the
Blscayan whales were very common,
but now almost all that Il left OF the
species Is q skeleton or two In
museums. Copenhagen and Naples
have one, and Rochelle, ostend and
Lisbon have few bones, bnt this Is
oil.
Tho Wlerlx edition Of the Bible
contains n plato representing the
feast Of Dives, with Lazarus at his
door. In the rich mans banauetlne
room there Is dwarf playing with a
monkey, 10 contribute 10 tho merl
ment OF the company, according to
the custom among people of rank In
tho sixteenth century.
II seems that the Hindoos arc par
ticular as 10 the color OF tho eyes IL
their religious images. Recently &
European merchant at Mandalay,
India, imported a thousand glass
hinges OF Gautama, and sold then
10 tho heathen. One native bought
the whole lot and made money bS
peddllng them. The images hat
blue eyes, by mistake OF the manu-
facturer. This mistake had 10 b,
rectIfied, which necessltaied 6 few
touches of hand painting on each
image.
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"Cen you remember the styles Of
pantaloons that have prevailed in this
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-01
READ PROOF Observation-Disclosures

Yours truly,
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KendaIl's SPAWN Cure.

Wilton, 1inn., Jan. 1itIi. 1881.
1B. j. KENDALL and Co., Gents Having got q
horse book OF you by mail year ago, the contents
DI which persuaded tO try kendaIIs SPAWN Cure
Oh the bInd leg of of iny horses which Was badly
s@oolen and could not be reduced by any other RENE
dy, got two bottles 0I KendsIl's SPAWN Cure Of
Preston and Indduth, Druggists Of Waseca, which
completely cured my horse Abolt five years ago
had three year Old colt sweenied very badly.
used Your remedy given in y0nT book without
roweb9, and must say t0,yur credit that the colt
s entirely cured, which Is surprise only 20 my
self but slso to my neighbWs. lou seni me the
book for the trifing sum Of 25 cents and II could
not get another aks it would take twenty FIVE
dollars ferft.
Yours trnly,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-01

Ifyou have been using other plasters
one trial OF Allcock's Porous will convince
you Of their wonderful superiority. Take
no other SO called porous plasters that
claim to be better, they are all frands
gotten up to sell on the world wide repu-
tatIon Of tho genuIng article.
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sa Fremont. Ohio, jan 25th 1891
DE-. u J. KEsbALI and Co. Gents ~ think IL my
duty 10 render you my thanks for beDed@ and profits
which have derived from y0M Invaluable and far
famed SPAWN Cure My cousin and had q valuable
stallion, worth s40o0 which had very bad SPAWN
and was pronounced by four eminent veterinary
geons, beyond any cure. aud that the horse done
tor AS last resort advised my cousin try
bottle Of KeDdalls SPAWN Cure. IL had magical
effect the third bottle cured it and the horse IL as
well as ever DR.. Dick OF Edinbnreh the eminent
veterinary surgeon uncle Of mine, and 44ke
great Interest in assisting his profession.
Yours truly,
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CHESS COLUMN.

The Tourney announced 70 begin
this week has been postponed until
next week. meanwhile We give the foi.
loving problem. To tho person who
sends the lirAt solution we will give
picture entitled Continental America.
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Of meals cannot be too strongly insisted
on. The stomacl should not be .dissp-
pointed, even a dindniahed amount Of
food will BE- aIsen without appetite,
which causes the secretions to injore the
stomach, on else imrairs its muscular
actionu
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TKE NEW PATEM
DUST-PROOF
Stem Winding Open Pace Case
MASIFAsTrEED nv TnE
American Watch Co.,
WALTHAM, MASS. .

Thl. easo is formed in solId piece without Joini
Or scam. openlng Ia front oiy. thus avoiding ths
usual cap. and securing greater strength and dra-
biiy.
These Watches al ot.ea ians Tho bezsl. int
which an extra strong crystal !. fitted With an ss.
peelaily prepared waterproof cement. Is attached 70
The eass b. serewing IL thereon. and thus forms an
af.ighi junction Nilh the body u the ease, which
Is prof sgalnst duss and moisture.
The railroad fnea. tFasslers, miners, inmboFmeT
snd thee sho arc alfnost eonsiastiy exposed ana
who hass 70 make frequent reference 70 ths watch
shese qualities arc II tlis HtnsDaf importance.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
Office OF Comptroller of the Currency,
WASHINGTON, April 10th, 1888
wmRREAs, by satisfactory evidence
presented 70 the undersigned. u has been
made TO appear that ssthe First National
Bank of Alhanyn In the City Of Albany In
the County of Linn aud State os Oregon
has complied with all the provisions OF
the Revised Statues OF the United states,
required to be complied with before an
association shall he authorized 10 com-
mence the business OF Banking:
Now, therefore, I,John Jay Knox, Comp
troller of the Currency. do hereby certify
that "Thu First NatioLal Bank" oT Albany
in the City OF Albany, In che County OF
Linn and State OF Oregon, IL authorized to
commence the business OF Banking a.
provided IN Section flffy.one hundred and
slxty.nine of the Revised Statutes of The
United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal of office, this idlh day cf April
lsS3.
Seal s.sI,or or.ae y, Go Comp Io,s t.xKsox.
lCurrency. Comptroller OF ta'
Currency.
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Clinton. Iowa. At.riI -. lesI.
J sis'i yoH Syaid sel.d me a sprng for The Wns
Ellen Watch ~ ihs wsy this EIisTy i
vai.sl salI Ia your s7rsS nessl Czsa % \ tzuner
last fall The hrst II JAnuary helss. the watch In
she sds and found this seek 70 about e0e ioat a
water. hkad laia tircs Iaosihs aDa ogsr Ia sno4
sRd ~ater. Hitl iut slight lsIry il,s safri,- oiy
> hair spring.
C.a EATx0xR"
The above wers very sessre tests. and demonstrate
begand doab,. that for s,y ressnsLle .onxth ai
me dur ins vhih saieh might be under water Il
sss,ld receive no INJURY Sh4srver
Es make the-c ezs~s 10 both ETlid and sives. and
a. perfectly Dust rrsl, stem winding Watch C3ss
sl,silisngr the world % produce IL equal.
Fer sale by aiI aFsi.eIass JeweIers
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pEEp fu u.lan 1lss sssrs nIcTfbxa ~ -. b.st
QEHH In MIMI esesp~. Babss snd aesifa1is
fsak p'safsi ssat tsfs1 Free Q IN sfta
.s-Fs sf-fSSs ratfasr JsdErrsts fsHsiy fsfT fsF a
sEy ~ iH F1anrsssMfsf. eEEas
-ssasr noS = the zine !
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,
A SURE CURE GUARANTEED.

nR- 2 c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIS TREAT
II meat, specific for HySteria, Dizziness. Con-
YluIsions, Nervous Headache Mental Depression
Loss Of Memory, SpermatoThnea. Impoteney, in-
voluntary emissions, premature cid age, caused ly
oSerexeFtion, sef-abuse oEer-indulgenee, which
ie4ds 20 misery, decay and death. One box win eurr
recent illness. Ezsa box contains moath's
sreatment one dollar box, six boxes for i've
dollarss sent ky mail prepaid receipt Of price
We guarantee six boxes 20 cure any ease. With
each order resolved by for six boxes accompanied
With Eve dollars will seRd the TsuFehaseT our
written guarantee 70 return the money the treat
ment does not effect = cure. GuaraAtees issued
only by
wooDARD. CLARKE 4 co,
wholesale and Retail Druggists, Portland orezon.
Orders b lnail At regular prices
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You can keep your hair abundant end
glossy, and retain it, youthful color. with
Parker'a IfaIr Eaiaam.
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The folIs~ipE Is.lers ,eII their swa
story


The fotIswisE letters tSIi their swn
story.
valdosta. GoFsia, Juiy 20. lsss.
II add cue q your Patent Dua Proof' Case
about Ten tnostshs ago. nsld The other daY e came
lack % With the rsqasss % make Il sind easier
0n examination lsuna that the stem was rusty, ami
inquired into ,hs cause u H. The gentlemen stated
10 ne that hs wAs starting sons szw.iogs that had
lodged in the bend Il The rivsr. phss bls chain
e.ashi IN bash and thrsw his eatet iHss about
twelve iees q wsisF. AMI ias about tso hours
sqalas it. wben he gss tout !, vas running apl
ss thought al right Ia about three months Re
saasa thAtthe ssem hard % turn ard sehl il =,
me.
! o4n say that tbs watch II All that use eomfahy
claims tars and feooamsod is 10 al railroad aud
NIL iasa.
II. ". B1sfts"
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Admin istratcrs Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the nnder-
signed administrator ofthe estate OF Mar
garet Hughet, deceased has fl ed with the
Clerk of the County Court. of Linn county,
Oregon, his final account for settlement
and that said Court has made an order
appointing Tuesday, June 5th, 1899 at the
hour CT one O'Clock, p. m, of said day at
the Court House in said county for the
hearing OF objections to said final account
and the settlement thereof.
NEWTON HUGHRT.
q ~ HEwITr u IsRY4sr, !ministrator.
Attorneys.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that tho under
signed has been duly appointed admins
ceased,- by the County Court, OF Linn
County, Oregon. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby noti-
fed and required TO present the same
properly verified to the undersigned at
her residence about ten miles south Of Al
bany within six months from the date
hereof
Dated May srd. 1854
RgDEccA \. SHERER,
GEO. T.. CHAMBERLAIN. Administrative.
Attorney
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The only known specific for Epieptic FITS. -yn
Also for spasma and Falling sickness Nervous
it instantly relieves and cures. Cleanses
biood ana qnickens sluggish circulation Nentra-
Iizes germs OF disease and sayca sickness. curea
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tnanhood IN al is complications and trnm MhaesNes
cause produced. u enFlehes and parilez The etoea
strengthens ahe nerves. hraiu muscles digession re-
productive organs and physical and mental fseutlss-
lt stops any unnatural debitatng drain npoh the
system, preventing Involuntary Losses, dehihtauns
dreams seminal losses with the urine etc., so ue-
struetive 10 mind and ho4ly. II u sure ehmiaatet
of ell Kidney and bladder complasne y cousins no
injurious ingredients. To those sodertn1 troih she
evil effects al youthful indsoretions. speedy, thor
augh and permanent cure Is GCARANTEEb aflSe
- so per bottle five bottles In case WITH to a
Fections and advice sie sent secure rom spse',s
tsau 10 any address apoa receipt OF price, e. o. D.,
h.a sNf