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IARRASrs SE1rzER AprR1ESr
IN HOT WATER
AGREEABLE TO TAKE
SETTER ApERIENT
TARRANTS SETTER APERIENT
;a2 IN HOT WATER
CITY ITEMS.

School Roy: STen mills cent: 10 cents a dime;
* dimes bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough syrup"
6Sth Anniversary of ST. Jackson's Day.
The approaching Goth anniversary OF St .Iacksons
day (as the Creoles OF the Old Regime fondv enttle
New Orleans, win be celebrated with unusI,al
pomp. one week later IN New orleans. the I6ltn
Strand Monthly Distribution OF The Louisiana state
Lottery VIII take place under the sole care and sl!-
pervislon Of Gents 6. I. Beauregard. OF La and
Jnbal A: Early. OF Va, and over $265,O9O viii he
scattered broadcast TO the lucky holders of tickets
costing - (or 81 for hftlS The object IS the SUD
port OF the noble Charity Hospital OF New Orleans
OF worldwide fame. All further information de-
IA '
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I.Ei. .HONDEREII VET

II Z CARPISTrF Henderson, y Y c,ro,I oc Psoriasis
or rosy of twenty years Standing. C : IA RIM
The wonderful care on record \ d1,s:1ali
tnl e scHles fe from hiln daily Physicians and his
fr-e.GS thought he must die Cure sworn To bato.e q
justice 0f tLe peace and HcEdtrso's most prominent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
4 Reliable Port Wine.

NJ 4. Sheer, Of New Jersey. whose Port Grape
" he has such Wide reputation. and which ply
scans prescribe so generally WAS the first in this
cp'ln'TF 10 import the Port Wine Grape from the
u niS or the River holra. in Portugal where the
iihe od ports were made. and 10 plant whey ards Of
them i'll New jersey. His Port Burgundy and
Caret which are now the best to be had. have be-
come q great :2ToIite among the most fashionable
New \ OK. philadelphia and Washington society.
Sold by first class dealers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

E-oR RIM FURNISHED EENInFNCF-
isrg Double H,-4ls.e- t~-aGtl l s-.! ,rrn!e.,' ~
5rl.-..let- t Ii.tt. MT. Nc.t.-r ls,. Z; t-g--
sls~S tull-ut e. Adults .GlA.
.!- = M =: TIN huest houses IN the ci;y SnG tie
L. tr-Ir.A -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

FEE ns1,a! iar NJ 1ssT ~. Nth e
llSo la'h street MORT ives rliva;r ia:lI.e T.
NOR RENT-THEEF ,icOp ROOMS IN COON
tSSyss.an terms moderate. AiIly rs S,h street
E>oR RENr-rTRNISHFD RJa5NS-AT lsoq <
Il street northwest my UIfUrrl,.,l Rooms = al
water. second floor. $500. A5.C,T.
Tor RENT-oNr sUITE OK SECOND ONION
Furnishes R-;n> With Y.. s my RS spd sy
out Al siV New Tk sv-nse northwest. ss1-u
e s.sG E5iN+ a., INF NISEP Eools ox
modern cow ilisI:ces. 1895 7 street Il. a fse,..
EoR RENT-oNE or THO ROOMS. SECOND
= noor, ceii.'fu2i,sti:5S fn-:,-Shri " g-- Sled
t% inns n S%I Sa,s czT5 >G;aeS ios iAs hoG
FOE kENT -, IS ETH STREET NoRrHVr~r
tWo ;prni>hed reeas ~ >u'' pleasantly >i-':s- i
~ 1. Soe =; - F;''e -2l.i! t;S.-i:.s Z lstesed.
TOR RENT-tCRNiSE!TD Rooms SINGLE ~
= en- suite VITA Board I2etI stc,yt NV ,Ei-S.-
Ton RENTING COMMUNICATING ROOMS. ID
nece s2 Of s.I. t hg- s"s and i'ezH Goyt
FSoS EEkE-A F!RsT-CLtS~ r!SyNG ROOM.
hl5chIi il, i2ost desirable location AZ IL cI All
dress + NJ. "a oiice- AIS
TOR RENr-Rc0NI> on NJ sTRrrT Brr4rTv
bss1iaIeat party Addr IS " -. NJ At "TAr Es4.,7
Tor EENT-a SUITE OF THREE or TIVE
10 cliid,n AID other board r "a " e-rs.,' mar
Aue.ias cltCie- Af!S 70 Mr. htNNkDi. .,a- u
oahA- J-I-lw
FOR EFNT-oNF SUITt or HANpso2r fr-R-
rls.i,d -, ;ls an several ouss w.ti i-.t-
class table oard 20 Pom .grt hr,,>t 3l-st-
ErcR kFHT-A raRLoR FURNISHED - = BED
room on T~t :iaor VIII -srar' E.asnr,...I.. -
A ttl@ S-A-,i rrallsori, 81. All -. " ,'3I-t
E'oR RENTING u STRFET NopT,svFSr,
& suit y r"t ltuClD>. with Larry I~--sl v,4vs
On second coor, handsomely furnished. = - o t.,:.
o;i third eocr- Location unsurpassed ,iaI-sv.
iFQE Rent SALOON PtRLOR AND OTHER
4 Rooms. ;uCIeie,i uL.rrIIs..e,i - S-ii ST.
EorttN'ast n' ar Ia!.r!J Giige. DIS II \ &.
E'QE EENT-Two Pleasant TNFTU<r~Ijf-p
L Rooms for ljl1se'.--, 5...- tl-F b,- 49,
On second floor. heat ana -us Gnti str,et
within fa4t square q -. street d2t-lx.2-
!coR HENr--Ar l5a+ l sTKGEf NoRTaNf>r
near - ,li-1uli Very Ilc-iy si.g! f
IooI> sunt2bei Ter senator. ami o-lrS >t-t,,
~oO:..S.
sTHR RINr-oN IA + CiTlTDf. STE-.rr. ,.I-r.
hiSilel Rooms. p. S.}t-r A. s,rla --Il, ~
ntI %t:ft-l. llg
tss isi Er!'iics iass Il, door Address l. I Al .DI
EoR REET-FLtGtNT APARTMENTS. FIR
L.. Il" slii 4:Iu IN suite i.-l sure
re "a 4 ~ lilI r >ie-t norhVcs, between FRA h
II ,'!i 'i't;l''.>''t >'-..1r,S. d2,-2v-
s,oR KEN -Ss-.i9AL tFNTIFNlFN CAN ET ,C-
r9lnlLo'iat q a'.' y-lsol pace.
az as !9'l street Board also il IL s.reJ div
s>cE Rs>T-2 sJtT!.S e. FURNISHED OR IN
isr,iSIt't ,''fr- NJ e! without board: nv-iart
10 We ans = car III - -. IA ". d-I--~
POP RtNI-kEEY DESIRABLE C0v"I!-NT-;-T-
. .ns front and tick roers Pea Iva a rr.=u5e
MT Sfie h"i'v':l 5 I0c! streets a. ly.a .-.'i.
Ia Penn iE-nia ayerIUe. tl!.-s..
FOR Rt.NT-EI.i-:r ANTIE FURNISHED ROOMS
L III pr va" family al s0i 9i street Il, :; ~ ri.
erenC"S -NcGalts'4t ....-Iaa--
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El AT1l-

For Rou2h Chapped ard Oily Skin, Blackheads and
SKIN i3ltlnishes, use CrTIc!'f:A soap. d3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

Tor RENT-TUo OGTUNICaFTNG ROOMS ID
Il door, UNI FURNISHED, he@,. and oG.-n cal,,,-
nie:lce. go Il street - i.t.l,y,-s; -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
The Washington Monument.
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE ON IT'S CoMPLETIoS-i
GRAND CoMMENoBATIyE JUBILEE THE PRoPHs
THING.

GRAND COMMEMORATIVE JUBILEE THE PROPER
THING.
SToNEHAM. MASS, Dec %. 1888.
Gentlemen: Enclosed please find 81 for continual
t1on OF my subscription TO TIE WEEKLY STAR.
which soon expires What an insignificant price
for 50 ample and Invaluable metropolitan paper!
Thanks too, for SO much excellent matter concern
lngthe Washington Monumental matter OF super
iatlVe ana universal national interest. An now that
1t IS approaching completion ought not the intia-
tive to be taken by the executive. congressional
and municipal bodies for that superb comIneTora-
ton OF the event liz your city n winch all sections
and foreign nations as well-Silau uniteo Surrey
the completion OF the Hottest OF all human lnOnu-
entS, erected Dy the greatest OF republics TO the
graldest ana lofttest OF naneS ought to constitute
jubilee Of REQ letter fame, and it doubtless will
Yours, very truly, K. VI. DEvESs.
A BATTLE IN PERC.-A letter from Passes Mayo
states that Paga was comps te(y oSerthc0Wn in q
battle on the heights OF Sloilon. which lasted Ten
hours. The government troops were under the
command OF Col. IgleSiaS- Paga fed toward Panca,
pursued by the nal tODaI forces.
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Mother Swans wor:nsryup. MISUNDERSTANDING: q,
Gn thirty sa..s- ,T~iaI

Tie Nola" Pet Co. Marshall. Mich VIII send
Dr. Dyes Cele5ratel Electro Eota.r Belts and
Electric Appliances trial fer thirty DAYS To men
young or Old who are afflicted with nervous DE-
ty lost Vitality ana kindred troubles, guarantee
ny speedy anu complete restoration of health AMI
lni!.iy igor. Address as above. y B-No rj~i, Is
Incurred As thirty days trial is allowed wS,u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NAEIEir-BT i IoINt HAN WHO TND!R r
otAND> the business thoroughly. position as
rEh III d r,c ny u" provision store Best OF references
I'ttl-l>i'e,!. Addfess ; h Star "t1re. it,
Az SILD-SIf STIDNS-NJRSES FOR THE
~ SICK can be uh!ai,iet a. all hours Of the ,iay OF a
through l." WASHINGTON Directory for Nurses, south
west co,2.r O. l-tit eItd F streets Invest ,i3l
NJ aSIEo-B1 A SETH y NURSE. 4 STTi \
w t',': :'sf reference furnished. Mrs i BANKS
az l2i1 M \. IL ayr;u. G3i-3t.
y-ANTED-I.AiiLoYMFNT 81 YoTNG NAN IS
- col 't'r al.,t -erh II newspaper estate
Once VII; ia ,iGe agency. other bushes. i
Dress COLLECTOR star fee ,5I-..-
~ An l-D-lLAtE> FOR COOKS. CEaEEBr y
w nilai> Nurses. -iorS'Hlcn. Drivers MATTERS and
f"l}- Wl.n ftItl"-';cs. Women
'ilCr-. Licensed -.s-snCE. $40 r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

ktoR RENT-THEEE GOOD ROOMS ~ cop
SSsson' terms moderate. AiIly st rs SJh street
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FOR RFNT-HOTSES.


L .-s :. Saabie R'~4f, Iaatl n 81 ,n,le.,,y
I" ~ - - M. '.e-' lS''ie frH'-
- : -. tl.r t,st s,o,,s.. f., -. -, - 81
ls... .-tr.5-l,sl " nv o+s'' A-'1 NC
IDCA ITt1N N.rr,TprNVr~ST
t2r roe an. peyIi = ine:ct y ,lises ayrly %
5"--'- l't' feniH-A varis avenue
i ~ Al, n1.,r,f -,,,,, - ~, 20 =,
sal - - :. ~, Nt.t.'s ~ t'o
1''t .'S-st n=
ssDE =, N1-l-,Vb ". ,I.I - -. ~ :, Ia.
4 T..--....,.e 900 -. - 80
a., - ---,.' - ~
-. = -. 50 - ',-n>Eh - Nyt.! d
yg-a-.. N t-rt ..,- -, - ,esr a = a. -.
49, a. ; 80 - a y = ~
-, - ~. :. I9.-'.. AK door dSi-s''
- VIZ. g fr. n nav. ~ S ier, mn,
i,..ss-. 80 - =, .TN - - i...-.. % 80
-, .',- 81 I" - a.. ~
80 ht IA ]. -EBpN M ROT ~. COR MIR
n. 81. t' % ss.. n a Win I'll ul,si.sl IN. ,-Ss-
~, s,.., =.
r." ~ tls SAL. ~ HON IL 1LfD
!, - " - lht Ei"> ,Hnf.' '. tfQrcU.-'y hp q
~ - - ,.e ~ 80 oiiH n -i,,. so ~ttss 9Th
= y 4 ~ n - ,.st q ca l's' ''cc!e, one
S-tHaa a. rci,. 90. : 800 .a- Onr i n ,ns vi
ID 10y : y ss' $50 ysAr ArYi. e y h
~tAO!> "a -. street. ds9-2
800. 5,r->r -----
E. Il = y
- N>.lN .,'' 500 l''. We .-Etun ST
-tts nv al = W, IL i e4p S
IIs - n -. 49, $3.50 -1.s'oi' = =
1908 1 = n " tur ss.a ts.. 4 =. a,
.-h1 : % axe. q " so ---- 49,. a, '--br ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

INV regular day and eve.iu-- sessions 0. the
'.s 'ri 10 EgsEt- @, rgc WIZ Ne resumed Thurs
,'--,.-ft = ihc rly cIdo5e, We're to-day as-
-: Il seats .0- .uuuaTy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
WANTED-HELP.

= - - -
W,AsNTED-.. coLoREp BOY BETWEEN y .ND
w - of make himself useful and make
street northwest IT.
WANs1TIER1o.,!A G WOMAN 70 coon: WASH
CURED Apply at 1850 Corcorau street northwest It,
WANTED--A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND IRON
w for private family Apply to 9l4 F st It.
w and iron Bring references TO ss4 New York
WANTED--IN A SMALL FAMILY (FoUR MEM
mot farm I'M nea ssar rs srs sPT Wis., deI Masaad
Woman for general housework. Address A Y Star
,,s ang o. ssaera 4oqssworh IN small family must
f %ssn VA ar TT sa snd stay a. nights Apply s
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN. TO COOK. WASH
w and iron Apply at ZIG Istrset northwest ja2-3'
WANTED-A COOK. RFFERENCE REQUIRED
" Apply at once At loil Pennsylvania e north
MsSl JAZZ In:
WANIED,A Boy AS CLERK N A LAVI ER's
AID salary e.p,eted. sCKIPTA, Star office. JAZZ
WANTED--A CoMPETENT COOK FOR A SNAIL
apply e'S 'e'e'e'i'f So ga
WANTED-AN EXPFRIENCFD NURSE To TAKF
w rharFe Of three ciidcer and infant b re:sr-ncs
rs4T ~ ed good wats KIN. Agpy bcWeen the hours
III to and X lot at Of n s,s FaEE SMITHS
" month AT-'ly At 5i2 15th STREET NV AT:
NXANTFD-A WHITE GERMAN GIRL FOR GIN
@ s;a i,olsework; references required. Apply 1t
WANTED-A FOREMAN pAIRYH.N AID T;SO
~ ~ Laborers on fam. splly Al FULToN,S Lean
Office 81 9Th street northwest. d2a2I,s
MAST p-WHITE COOK: MUST WASH AND
w iron; small family best reference, requ ed wages
So. Address H H H. STAR Office. ti3l-3t'
WANTED-AN FXpERIENCEDC LORED NURSE
at l15l strect. I3l-5t
NTANTEp-WON. ~ SERVANT FOR PITT ETRfI
w Pa Way paid For this clty-lG white. 20 cuicred
cooks, cl IIcrlla Ia. nurses ii;f-2Ipwu girls azr.
hos s'2'i street n W PRICE x OpM3>. Licensed
AZ d9l-:..
ENAETED-TwENTY-FO Four LADTEs AID GEN
w ten 10 learn - color PRO o,rai)hs with ~Hel!'S
Patent Wafer c!ora patent jas allowed, a. learning
t. : " art II Hing tier. b, made trU.a $40
S per VICE 4 cilana slnl Is u tire work lrs.re-
toflS taught trcc adj: this offer will eci ,l.is
wt+k only tal. 1t the art schooi, 5ll I2k
asl-3--
EtANTED-IA IFS AND GENTLEMEN NE
Fe!-t h} Ia any distance the business !iel: ias
a.li Ho'l can MAKE 81 IL - day: noclIi.sSsic. 10
.liS i'F,>tLt@tion: We have good i..nal
Won md furnish - aGy -,llp, nI"nt no STAMPS -
Gr1I. =! =. dtrvs> !;uYA. Vi Nj A, II i.ir,i
thNfAHi Providence l.. J., dr.v-sT lIi6. d2o In
WANTTp-.-e MEN 10 CIT MOOD NEAR col
w ItSt Station. miles from WASHINGTON or Balti-
more and Ono Railroad Apply II CalVIRi'> .,tore
CoileSc Station di-l..
NEANTEp- WHITE AND COI.oEED COOKS. GIN
"a f*er- Second Girls ard Nurses fDr t'iscisy.
1-tlfi.3 ii:dtilhls. y, " iO,k :,l esewicr Fam
:. ~, L'"e'ised Agency c i pi,lCt & co n!9-1w.
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..Eougi, on Coughs Troches, l5c.; loud. ),
Tl.aEsetOn,s E;R.inlsi1n


''7sOu.sl on Coughs Troches. l5c.; liquid. 50c
TlaEEton's Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver Oil with Ny0phusritteS Of lime
ard soda Tor coughs, colds. CON-Iiatt on. IMPAIRED
nutrition and general debility easy ana peasant
Ia take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold 0y Drug
giS;1. Large bottles. :tc. Manltac:G rtd py ~ l.
Thornton. corner Baltimore ;t,li Harrison streets
ba-tih-oie, Nd m,w,f
>'lso:2Ea On Rats" clears ont Rats. Mite d..
S-arsfairs. Mccall d Co.'s Orator Whisky
SaS;aidiple cures Catarrh. Tor - cts In
Smokers try DR.. Cal1nan-s Dentalaid Wash
GnrstsiiTS, iAcs a:i 4 Co.'s Famous Pure RE
DIR. t'arlsi:sn's, Eentalaia Teeth Gums Breath.
Ask your Grocer for the orator Rye WHISKY
L':ld5crg's. Perfume. Edenta.
Luna borS's Perfume. Nalechal Mel Rose
Suaaaorg'. Perfume, Alpine Violet.
1-uIa5crG.s Perfume. LEY OF the VALLEY
"als:c-ncy Bsiry Wagons"
Fresh Al0erIev Butter. ehurned every morning
and delivered in halfpound ward prints. 30. per
pound AiSo, Cottage Cheese. EIiTterliik and sweet
lin, Sc per Quart, Cream -. :,i!'.
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II ANIED-ECDNS

X ANT&D-BE \ YOUNG MAN A FURNISHED
Hc.ii III small Private fam ~ N-tho,'ls. lanry
It'-'tsf''' adeiifss ttoh!, Stag ct;Ict ja2-3t'
NNANTED-RY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN A WE'LL
W th.-ilt - eIi t- l4S moderate: ier,,lanei- II
satisfied. Address t. z. Star o.'.ce. Il.
" AHTED-!ANtARE - b 1HRIE ADULT,
w - Rooms Cr $n-!! House. furnished cci.y !ete
10. atu excl! i-g. ~ moderate rem. VIII toa,d oIr
II t:r IL rcf rrces Address. with Particular. i,ESh
10 St-o, ljtIi stree d3i-et
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,'Al. A y TURN ~
v ltI a. q, tit SETS Az NJ r y W.,
q. A.2 1;' ilia - -..r .a.ins Thomas lira.
-gr.- I.-tls-8r.- j ..fa.t 10 .nsu.,. or, q 10
49,, IElN- d. l~ith -,
'-N'l l.a. O Ssr,..t -arfi1R.st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
FOR S-ALE-LOTS.

a,oH ShL--bEATTIEEL BUILDING LOT 4sFf
> an iy ''t-., ~ y - HaIu,.-hire are1ue resr
..l,.t iC!'1 liar--a z u Immediate purchaser " r.
81 kfOEh Sbi s-Ieet nurtlwtst l3l 81
Los SAlt-CHoICE BUILDING LOTS IT MOI-SP
Il Pa mt Az. y 10 IL IL :. LEiPU4-1. Atfu.:i.y
l42' NV 40.k uFtuUe. d10 auy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

So Isl E3-tNT Ifslir-I-STCl1 mick HOUSE,
81 '#@ Nh al ,.u,i.ln huIr.1 .... rf- - ls-iI
80 ,t... 81 7... gar- .-oiD ia P-.utI4 ard Ia
--Af-;iE - 'ti-a. tt I-Cusgp a 49, n 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
FOR RENT--RoONS

f.oR EENT-DF~IG TEGET. WIFI sI-R
1sa ni ,.t looms ter ~ ien ud aud tl,rd ao,-;
i4Sb I-th street Mort layS- pliNa:r fanny T..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

"rst--s; IT TIiE CITY Posi- OFFIcF.-A report OF
'.'t ssy Test ., NJ, Cong r, shows the amount
o. r.,H. IL ll' i.~t:1' 81 -..Ggri-,Ia-S matter
-I~ n tlIe Use. TOR The yegr iSs} to have
l-,. - iu'I -. "a. ~, 4oi III excess Of IS4.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOTS

B.0G SAI.E-GBGCEBT STOi.F B0INS A FIRST
ass Du mess -.51 -. li.Y. god r.aslls Tor
: -Ii '4 ne az isly ~ II, IIlaaninr business
. "flIt 4 i'stt and sts--as~ northwest It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

CONTESTED WILL CASI-THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
socIETT-PGEsoNAL AID SOCIAL NOTES.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-02-13
Are you going to moye this year
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission
ary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent cure Of Consumption,
Lung Affections also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested their wonderful curative pow
ers in Thousands OF cases. has telt 1t his duty to
make II known to his suffering fellows. Actuated
by this motive and desire TO relieve human SUI
fering will send free OF charge to all who de-
sire e. this recipe IN German, French or English,
with full directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp. naming
this paper, W. A. MOVES, 149 Powers BLOCK.
Rochester " Y, Sept12-S3-1y'eow
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-02-13

There is great deal that is wrong
in our modern method of education.
It teaches man to be a gentleman, but
yet does not give him the power of max
ing living. 1t stuffs him with facts
and meaningless words, Phrases and
theories, but does not enable him to
think for himself and become man in
the highest and best sense. His edu-
cation is too general and not practical
enough. All classes should be taught
that Peruna-the great remedy COM
pounded by DR.. Hartman-is the very
thing he needs for the restoration of
his health and the toning up of the body.
Being compased of pure vegetables sub
stantes and containing no poisonous
minerals, 1t is just the thing for all
classes Of people, and oil should learn
at once that it is to their interest to
inquire into the merits of this medicine,
for therein lies the highest education
Ask your druggists for Peruna.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-02-13

The Postmaster General says that
if the bill providing for post-office
building in every town having $500
inh abitants is amended so as to limit
the cost of the building in each case to
5000, and provides that they shall
be ander the supervision of the Post
master General, he will approve it. Mr..
Hill, the author of the bill, says it will
be 80 amended and passed.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-02-13
"A rolling paragraph gathers no cred,

~A correspondent of the Husband
man recommends water impregnated
with gas tar for the purpose of destroy.
ing the Colorado beetle on potato
vines. 1t has proved more effectual
than Paris green, and has been used
with equal effect on current bushes.
Two quarts of gas tar to a pailful OF
water are the proportions used and the
vines or bushes are sprinkled by means
of q watering.pot.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-02-13
Why They Call Him sold Man."

"Yes, that's sadly So" said jenkins,
"my hair is turning gray and falling
out before its time. Use something !!
I would, but most hair restorers are
dangerous" "Tfue," answered his
friend, "but Parker's Hair Balsam is
as harmless as it is effective. I've
tried it, and know. Give the Balsam
a show and the boys will soon stop
calling you old Man jenkins" 1t
never fails to restore the original color
to gray or faded hair. Richly per-
fumed, an elegant dressing.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-02-13

A great many people feel themselves
gradually failing. They don't know
Just what is the matter but they suffer
from Q combination of indescribable
aches and pains, which each month
seems to grow worse. The only sure
remedy known that will counteract
this feeling and restore perfect health
IL Browne Iron Bitters. By rapid as
similation it purifes the blood, drives
ont disease, gives health and strength
to every portion reached by the circu-
latory system, renews wasted tissues
and restores robust health and strength.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-02-13
Permanent Whitewash.

Make the wash in the ordinary man.
ner, then place it over the fire and bring
it to boil. Then stir into each gallon
a tablespoonful of powdered alum,
halt pint of good -four paste, half
pound of glue dissolved in water, while
it is boiling. The wash, it is said,
nearly equals paint
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-02-13
Something for all the Preachers.

Rev, II. II. Fairall, d. D.. editor OF
the Io,ca Methodist, says editorially.
in the November 1SS3) number Of
his paper i: I'VE have tested the merits
Of Elv's Cream Balm, and believe that
by a thorough course OF treatment, it
will cure almost every case of catarrh.
Ministers, as class, are afflicted with
head and throat troubles, and catarrh
seems more prevalent than ever. We
cannot recommend Ely's Cream Balm
too highly, Not liquid nor snuff.
Applied to the nostrils with the finger.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-02-13
Clean out your cutters.
Remarkable Phenomenon.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IA remarka-
BILE physical phenomenon has been OBJ
served by Capt. w. l.. Marshall, of the
United States Engineers, stationed at
Vicksburg and in charge of river i'm.
provement work at Lake Providence,
Ls., for the Mississippi River Com
mission. Capt. Marshall, in a report
just made to Il. B Harold, of the Com
mission in this city, communicated his
discovery. The statement is as fol-
lows: "A few piles have washed out
Of the fve-row dyke of Myersville
chute. There was q thick foot-mat
and cubic yard of stone pier running
TO the foot Of the dyke. A remarka-
BILE phenomenon is shown here. A
pile five feet longer than the rest, mark
cd to indicate the front of the dyke at
high water, still remains standing up
right and firm two feet below the lower
row. The drift is arched across the
opening, and there is no pr. ssure upon
the pile. 1t has travelled sixty-two
feet down the stream erect and firmly
imbeded in the sand. Such cases have
been reported heretofore, but not cred
tied by mo, This case l observed
myself 1t can only be accounted for
on the supposition of q bodily move.
ment Of the sand foundation"
"In other words" said Major
Harold, lit would seem as If the mate
rial In the trough or bed of the river
was in motion like an Alpine glacier,
which, although solid river of ice,
winding through the rocky ravines of
the mountains, has an actual progress
sive motion. We may suppose the
mud and sand which make up the de-
posit is undergoing bodily translation
like glacier In no other way as it
appears. can this pile, maintaining its
solid hold in the mud and sand and it's
perpendicular position be accounted
for" This phenomenon, while it is
not unknown to science, has not here
toforc been observed in connection
with the Mississippi river
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-02-13
When DOCTORS Disagree

it will be time enough to doubt the re.
liability of Kidney-Wort. Doctors all
agree that it is b most valuable medl-
cine in all disorders of the Liver Kid
neys and Bowels, and frequently
prescribe it. DIR. P. G. Ballou OF
Monkton says: "rhe past year / have
used it more than ever, and with the
best results. 1t is the most successful
remedy / have ever used" Such Q
recommendation speaks for itself. Sold
by ell druggists. See adyt.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-02-13
BUTLER CITIZEN.
The latest news from Africa is that

The latest news from Africa is that
the Zulu King has the Group; this news
is doubted by many, but notwithstand-
ing. the friends of the king have sent
him case of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
and consequently know his cure is GER
tain.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-02-13

Mr.. Cbas. K. Seltyre, Wrightesville,
Pa, saws: II used Browns Iron Bitters
as a tonic and it did more for me than
thought it would"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-02-13

-Notone woman in ten thousand can
open the front door without glancing
up and down the street before CLOSING
it again.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-02-13

You can't eat enough in week to
last yor year and you can't adver-
tise on that plan either.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-02-13

"A young man with pair of hand
painted suspenders generally hnds
room too warm to work in with his
coAt IN
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-02-13

THE quantity of Mercy is not
strained" unless Judge Lynch has got
hold of the rope.