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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-02-07
D. DowD's HEALTH ExERcIsgR.

'orkers and Sedentary People:
"a Gentlemen, Ladies', Youths the
"a Athlete or invalid. A cOmplets
g gymnasium. Takes % bot Q ir. square
= H10r.Tooms new, scientific. durable. com.
10 prehsHsiy.. cheap. lHf0rseJ by sDOg0
- piysictaus. lawyers. clefgymen, sditors
= anil others now using y. Send fSr md
VI circular, - snE'Ss NJ charge. Prof .. L.
N Dyw6. Scientific Physical and Vocal Cul
a ture. Z last 4th ST. New York
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-02-07
lis Catarrh Cure is taken internally a
A ladr at TuttsviIIe. FIa., Las noyeItr j

free F. j. CHENEY Il co, Toledo, 0.
.sgf~ Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-12-12

B. G. HUSELTON,
102, N. Main ST., Butler, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-12-12

1t will buy more good. solid
footwear than any other shoe
house in the city. There you
can take your choice from the
greatest variety of fine, durable
and stylish footwear. No two
houses combined in the town
can show you so great a variety
to select from.
But it won't buy you any
more or better footwear than
your neighbor's dollar. We
don't have o.,i- one price and
that's the lowest.
We are confident we can
please you in style, fit and
price as no other house can do.
We are showing the greatest
variety in Mems, Boys and
Youths Heavy Boots specially
adapted to the winter wear
Will resist the water. We llav
them in high and low instep;
box and plain toe. We have
them for big boys, little boys,
fat and lean boys. Shoes for
the girls in calf and kip. oil
grain Pebble Goat DoDgola
Kid in heel and spring in great
variety.
IN Ladies Shoes the styles
are endless we might say. We
show the latest in hand welts,
hand turns; Mckay sewed in
all widths and shapes from 81
and up.
Our line Of Mems, Women's S
and Children's fine Slippers are
now coming in. Never in the
history Of our trade have we
shown SO many and beautiful
patterns as this season; prices
in Gents, 80 cents and up.
We have not forgotten the
old ladies; we have elegant
flannel lined shoes, soft and
easy to the foot; we have soft,
knit shoes for invalids.
Rubber goods, the best at
bottom prices. Don't spend
your dollar until you visit our
store and see the goods; recol-
lect all goods selling at old
prices at Huselton's.
See our Mems Cork-sole
Shoes and our Mems Kip
Boots, liaed with gutta-2ercha,
We warrant them waterproof
or give a new pair, free Of
charge.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-12-12

1t costs more to revenge injuries than
10 bear them.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-12-12
1890, 1890,
Fall and Winter Footwear.
A Gentle Reminder to the Buyers
BOOTS, SHOES &
RUBBER GOODS.

Of boots and shoes extra large Fall
stock Our inventory entirely stock for this time Of the
this matter longer VIII spread
broadcast throughout the county oil ooots ano
get stock will be found large line
double sole $35 french
shoes $3.50 Mems oil Creedemos
h will not permit speak
Butler call around and whether you
wish to buy for always ready to show goods
4ENTLEM EN here is bargain which wish you Ai
about kip boots plain
kip which going sell during the months
ADDITION 10 my
remarkably will
dument these goods whether wish
offer will be refused Close buyers and bar
seeker take advantage OF this special sale
which selling
sizes g. call early before
Of ladies' misses and hdens
O. Opera
width desired at $l25 This bargain
lifetime Call early and be the first to receive speca oar
gain.
Chdrens ranging price from SO to So full stock OF ladies'
shoes extension oe machine buoned Shoes cloth
top shoes &c &c.
welts hand
ed ranging show better selection
before wish neat and
which will the o tuen
ceiling Offering better
lower Call and look them over ana
be convinced
- A Large Stock Of Rubber Goods. -
Boston Candle State and Amazon rubber boots
the best selection otrubbr goods
ever shown in Butler county style desired
oil make boots shoes,
Boots and made 10 order very short notice
Reparnp promptly either in leather rubber goods
stock leather and findings and shoemakers snP
plies Of all kinds. 80. :. o.
Orders by brought in person
When anything in my line give me call"
Yours truly.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-12-12

Some one proposed that one Of the
new battle ship should receive the name
Of Ericsson.
"A good pre- ntatiye for the inroads Of
ants is a strip cf carbolated petrolatum,
about half an IL :, in width, drawn about
the places freqg ntly.
DR. Fennefs Kidney and Backache
Cure il warrantel TO give satisfaction in
every case or u ney returned
An Tndiaas rplis scuIp' or a finished a
clay model for bust Of the Hoosier poet
James whitcou' Kelley. The model will
be sent 10 Rome 70 be east in bronze.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-12-12
THE CITIZEN.
MTSCs LLANEOUS.

An exehspse remarks that little air
Stacked lime - inkled over the potatoes in
the bin will prr3erve them the rot. If 8
potato has coz nenced to rot it will imme-
diately stop It. 1t is cheap and simple
remedy, and ceEnot injure the potato.
People cal. is backache and do nothing
for It until thc doctor is called, and he
pronounces il rheumatism If they had
used Salvation Oil in time, the doctor 5
bill could have seen saved.
Don catch cold, but if you do, moth
ing viii meet requirements Of the case
so well as Dr. all's Cough Syrup. Price
% cents.
"A good conscience makes an easy
couch.
The histor- Of Hoods Sarsaparilla i
one Of eonstan; = increasing success. Try
this medicine.
Each day j. little life; our life is but
day repeated
II n q
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-12-12
Scandals a. like dandclion seed; they
are arrowhead and stick when they fall,
and bring forth nd multiply fonrfold.

Life il sac ed trust to all. He is al
fault who does rot take due care of hit
own; be is guilt. who does not respect the
lives Of nthcrs
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-12-12
One tt ousand Dollars.

will forfeit 9 above amount if TAI
to prove that raplexion is the best med
icine in existence for Dyspepsia, Indiges
tinn or BiliousD ss. 1t is certain cure
ana affords inn .diate relief, in cases o
kidney and II, Complaint, Nervous De
bility and CO. 5umption. Foraplexior
builds UP the \ TX system and cures where
other remedies sil Ask your druggis
for it and get wsll Valuable book "rhing
Worth KnowiHa also. sample bottle sen
free; all charges prepaid Address Frank
lin Hart, IS ". rem street, New York.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-12-12
To r nsum ptives.

TIE undersifr : having been restored IA
health by siu,rl. means. after suffering for
several years vi severe lung affection
end that dread disease CONSUMPTION. IS
anxious 10 ngbe nown to his fellow suffer
ers the means 81 IRE. To those who desire
IT, he will cheer lily send (free Of cbareel q
cory Of the pre option used. which they
viii find q ST. cure for Consumption
Asthma. Caiarrl Bronchitis and all throat
and lung Malnd .. He hopes all sufferer
will try his r edy, ss IL is invaluable
Those desiring prescription, which will
coat them Doihi and may prove bless
ing, will plerae Jdress REV. EDWARD A.
WILSON, villa burg, Kings County, New
York.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-12-12

FITs.-All III stopped free by DIR. kline''
Great Nerve Rest er. No fits after first days
use. Marvellous Cires Treatise and 800 trial
bottle Tree 20 I'll sses. Send 10 DR.. Kline, 93i
Arch ST., Phn'a. :.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-12-12

that have pcsit remedy for the above-named
disease Py its Z ely use thousands ofhopeless
cases hayo per asncntiy cured. shall be glad
TO send two bottle OF my remedy FREE to any Of
your readers who nave consumption IL they will
send their Lxpssss and ?. o. address. Respect
fully, "a. sI.G gUM, NJ. c., 1si Pearl St.. N. Y.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-12-12

True eloque zee consists in saying all
that is required nd in saying only what is
required.
--Dr. Fenner Cough Honey will relieve
any cough in o. hour. Equally good for
horses. Gives e argy and strength. Money
refunded if sal action not given.
No idle wor thou speakest but is
seed cast into ne, and grows through all
eternity.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-12-12

For heaG les, bilioUsness, constipa-
ton, dizziness sleeplessness, the blues,
scrofula, The od and all skin eruptions
Dr. Fenner's cd aud Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic yer fails. Warranted to
satisfy or monH refunded.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-12-12

For weak cyas a wash of weak salt and
water viii prov, If much benefit.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-12-12
Does A vertising Pay?

I~yERV REAf LIVE BUSINESS MAN WILL
X tell you it does If you do it properly
* ana juGic usiy The question Is not
when 10 advert. Ior that should be always
but how. Til Ose who have discovered the besi
method OF course -et the largest returns.
Nearly eyeTy siness has its "duli season,
during which q g0cd advertisement viii 90
faithful work ia and night, rain or shine, in
fanlItariziug sumers with the Eame,
location and sii1 alties OF advantages OF The
advertiser, SO n. when the time 10 buy comes
be reaps the bena u OF his seed-sowing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
a ri YsIoIAN,s PRRIL.


Illness Prevents HHds AstassbhatiOn
"A Barring Attempt ON PHis life.
CoLuMBus, o., Feo. 2S.--About il
O'Clock last night desperate attempt was
made to assasa nate nr. Alexander Reill,
one of the leading phyHioians and b5st
known men of the city. An unknown
man called at the doctors house and
rsng the cell. The doctor suffering from
influenza went to the door and asked
what was wanted.
The man ssid he wanted the doctor to
attend his sick wife. The physician then
asked the man who he was aud where he
lived. Tho visitor answered that his
pane WAS OorbiH and that he lived on
East Goodale street. The doctor 1aid he
was too i'll to go ont but would fix him
soms powders. He did 80, and opened
the door few inches to hand them cut,
when the man burst into the hall, drew
his revolver and ulRcing it against the
DOCTORS head said: "Pll kill You OF the
same time pulling the trigger. The pistol
failed to go off and the doctor ct once
grabbed the man. After o desperate
struggle the doctor succeeded in taking
the revolver away from the wouid-be al.
sassin, whereupon he ran out.
/
upstairs whereupou the man came bach
and smashed in several windows. This
doctors daughter ran to the telephone
and called up police headquarters. a
patrol wagon was hurried to the residence
and guard placed az the house. 1t il
Thought TO be o bold attempt ut assasslna
ton or TO murder the doctor for money
The plan evidently WIS to get the doctor
out on an errand of mercy Qike DIR
Cronin's case) when this unknown mai
with other oonfederates nearby and il
hiding would pounoe on and kill him.
The doctor was the attending physician
of the late Miss Hollis whose mysteriou
death has created such furore in DIN
ciunati to which city her remains wer
taken and this attempted assassination
may be connected with the unhapp.
eVant.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
I4BLAEoHE HIzL l1EEr DExPsEK
Tho Marine Will Fight tho Nom.
paretl on Peculiar Conditions.

Tho Marine Will Fight tho Non-
pareil on Peculiar Conditions.
BAN FRANc1soo, Feb. 27-George La
Blanche, who defeated jack Dempsey ct
the California Athletic Club several
months ago, publishes letter in which
be Offers to give Dempsey return battle
on certain conditions. La Blenche says
that after he defeated Dempsey he estab-
liHhed himself in . profitable liquor busi-
ness in this city and intended to retire,
at least temporarily, from the ring. He
ACCUSES Dempsey and his friends OF
showerinR taunts sind denunoistions upon
him until he has finally concluded TO
accept the "Nonpareil's" challenge for
another contest.
The conditions which La Blanche Inn
poses are as follows; my business ! es-
innate to be worth $40, 900, but in order
to prove to Dempsey that am mot afraid
of him I will sacrifice 1t for half that
sum. Let Dempsey or his hackers put
up S5, GOO in some secure hands pending
the tight, and if ne defeats me will take
the $5, 900 and Dempsey walks into my
saloon sole proprietor. Should prove
the victor Dempsey will take back the
5000 and I will retain the saloon.
Under these conditions only will / con-
sent to meet Dempsey before one Of the
clubs for purse of not less than 81, 000."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
coLDHsr FOR 7EARs.
Tho Eisst spring Day brings Frigid
Weather TO the sunny south.

WAsnISaToN, March Noon.-The signal
Office furnishes the following special pulie-
tin: The temperature reports to-day snow
that for the opening day OF spring tho tern
peratul ca arc the lowest ever known from
New Orleans, La, to Brownsville, Tex,
whore freezing temperatures prevail, north
ward to hBpkuk and Des Moines, where
temperatures OF minus eight degrees are
reported.
The temperatures over Louisiana. Arkan-
sas and eastern Iezas range .trom 40 to i3o
lower than ever betore. rs was predicted
in the special bulletin OF yesterday the
line Of lowest Temperature ever known for
this period OF the year has moved east
wari about 200 miles and severe frosts
have already occurred In Georgia.
II is remarkable that tie nrst day oil
spring shows along the gulf coast from
western Florida to southern Texas colder
weather than has been known for the entire
winter and similar conditions wilt doubt
lass obtain for tonight and Sunday from
the northern half OF Florida to Maryland
and possibly to Pennsylvania.
| Temperatures of seasonGble warmth can
not ba looked for In the Atlantic States
| before Tuesday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

PARIS, March "a report has been
received by the government from the
governor OF Senegal, stating that 500 of
the King of Dahomey's troops attacked
tho Fiench force under Commandment
Terrilon at Atzsbo. After a severe fight
the French repulsed tho natives, killing
end wounding 100 Of them. It is re-
ported that the government intends 60
sssnex the kingdom OF Dahomey TO the
French possessions in Africa, and that q
large expedition will be sent to the west
cosst. The expedition, it is said, will be
under orders TO act promptly on its
arrival, in order to avert the putting to
death o: many captives on the occasion
OF the kings accession to the throne, it
being the custom in Dahomey to sacrifice
a large number OF prisoners and Dahom.
Ians at all state and religious ceremonies.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
a we.ehty pvit,on for reform.

New l OK lLics
a solid Mali ton Of public sentiment,
bound in gray canvas and red leather,
was paraded Though the streets Sa,ur.
day. It represented 5000 New Workers
and 20 600 Brpoklynites Demanding bal-
LOT reform, and It will go to tho legisla-
ture at Albany the biggest petition, by 4
large and overwhelming majority, eve.
offered to that or any other legislative
body. Tbs New YORK Ballot Reform
League Inns been at work for weeks gath
eriur the m, 600 signatures 10 isa printed
appeal to tho Legislature for bill en-
bodying the essential features of the
Saxton bill. The league did not start its
bic book off withouta show. The Single
Tax Bana was pres Mt, and while it
played dozen brawny porters lifted the
big book ont IF store and upon truck.
10 this four horses wore hsrnessed and a
flying banner told populaos what the
strange looking load was. The band then
lad the truck through tho streets, the
music attracting considerable attention
and the big hook eating good desl OF
applause. Tho route covered Broadway
to Excnauge Place, 10 Broad street, to
Wsli street, to Broadway, TO Twenty
third street, to the Fifth Avenue Aaction
Rooms. There the big book was placed
on exhibition in the show window, whsra
it viii remain until tomorrow. Then it
will 20 TO Albany.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
NJ r.a.t rset,ery in penrar.

y. Y. Eycnipg Telegram.
The war tariff ranks Gre shaking over
the quiet missionary work going on
among the farmers. They know we'll
eucuyk that when tho farmers take Il into
their heads that they hgTo been Hys-
totnsticniy robbed foS generation past,
the Republican party VIII be dead na y
herring TOR generation 20 come. IL is r
allow process, 10 be aure. This Is natural.
The farmer il .ho most conservative els
men. in oil! cur voting population. lie
lives apart, oat OF the atmosphere OF
daily progress asa rule he depends on
the newspapers Liz father took for o
weekly intuition of ideas 1t was shown
in the last campaign that the
mechanics in tba mites and towns had
graaped tho Issues presented. they
minpis moro with their fellows. They
see more Of tho world. They are daily
and hourly exposed 10 discussion i'll all
its forms, ana ar much quicter TO re-
spond TO the logic OIL changed conditions
Az result. they ssood solid for tariti
ratoEm. Tho rstuina indicated that
amonE tho manufacturing ctssses o.
workmen the cause 0st nothing, hot, on
the contrary, made enormous gaina IL
nearly every industrial centre. The oniy
battery now to b1 captured Is thu
farmers. Oaoe let Democracy get hold
Of these gums ard train them on the
enemy and 1t will he the moat sweeping
and permanent Waterloo aeen Nno'
slavery Uss driven tr0m the field.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
fatal English Railroad Accident.

LONDON, March As the night ex-
press train from London for Scotland
was entering Carlisle last night ths engi-
neer found that he could not stop the
train with the brakes owing to the alp
perry tracks. The train which was run.
ming at high rate OF speed shot past the
platform at the station and dashed with
terrific force into an engine that was
coming toward the platform on the same
track. The engine of the express train
remained on the track and drove the
other engine long distance down the
line. The first two carriages attached to
TIE express train were teiesooped and
four of their occupants we're killed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
The rRenv,-.yeisht won.

A special from Washington gives an
account Of fight near the national capt.
tai between Mike Reidy OF that city aud
Jack Collins of Wilmington. Reidy, who
is Blacksmith, weighed 1856 pounds,
and Collins lass than 1856. Collins WAS
the more scisncsd, bat the superior
strength of Reidy resulted in ths former
being knocked out in the second round.
The tight was for $3.50 side and pusse
of like amount. Who Collins is, il is not
definitely known, but it may be that some
local pugilist under an assumed name was
foolish enough to undertake such her
culean contract The result, if the ac-
count is correct demonstrates the folly
of lightweight striving for honora
against heavyweight, and an extremely
heavy weight 1T that.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

NEW ORLEANS, March 4.-The suprems
conrt of Mississippi yesterday pflifoled
the decision of the lower or circuit court
in the case of Jake Kilrain for prize-
lighting. The decision was two months
imprisonment in the county Jail and $500
fine. The appealed case Of John i. Sui
Ivan, under sentence to one years inl-
prisonment in the county jail, was also
argued and admitted. A decision will
be rendered Monday, and there seems to
be every reason for believing, judging
from the decision yesterday in the Kill.
rain CASE, that the Judgment of the lower
court will be affirmed, and Sullivan's sen
tencs sustained.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

Governor jackson OF Maryland Friday
approved the act reulstrict!ng the state.
Five cut OF the six Congressional dtstricts
OF Mnryiand are now, by common consent,
conceded 20 the Democrats.
Nils Lizzie CoWgn, aged ~ years, q pop
Eiar school teacher In Mlddlebury, Conn,
was assaulted while Oh her way home from
school just after dark on Thursday evening.
She made haid 9;ht and was badly hurt.
Daniel Webster, u worthless fellow, was ar
rested and Miss Cow&n recognized him By
hls voice. Webster confessed MS guilt,
a dispatch from Ottawa, Ontario, says
that an order IN council has been passed
fixing the tolls On wheat, barley, Indlen
corn, peas and rye passing through ths
Weljand canal and the ST. Lawrence canals
Tor Montreal aud ports east Of Montreal at
two cents per ton during he coming s5ason
OF navigation. On grain Intended for
Canadian points west Of Montreal the fun
tolls OF 20 cents per ton will pc levied.
The treasury department has decided
that an article invoieed "a q mechanical
Toy, and being, In fact a doll as large as a
child OF 10 years of age, richly dressed in
silk, &C., and Intended for use as display
figure In some establishment, Is entitled 70
entry as doll, dutiable at the rate Of W
per cent ad valorem. 1t was Originally
classified by the collector at Boston as
manufacture Of which silk ts tbs component
OF chief value, dutiable at 90 per cent sd
vRlorem
Mr.. Robert Garrett witnessed tteatrica
performances III Baltimore Friday night foi
| the first time In TWO years. He seemed e
! enjoy the performance, ard frequently ap
plauded. He Is apparently III the best o
| health. tAs soon as Mr.. Garrett returned
| from Old Point Comfort, he enjoyed prom
enade on Baltimore street, dressed as D.
need TO sppear while president OF the Baiti
| more 4 Ohio railroad. In a check suit AM
| twirling a short cane" 1t is stated that b
| will go to Cuba next week
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
hnoR aNp ERosT.
Fairy Vegetables nua Fruits Killed
In Many Pisces-E'he Truck Earni-
ers, Heavy LOSSES.

Fairly Vegetables rnh Fruits Killed
In MANY pilces --'E'Ae Truck Earn-
ers' Heavy LOSSES.
FoRT MONROE, Va, March Alt
showed heavily all day here, the first OF
the season. The Thermometer re2iatered
25o above zero.
BLIaDINa SNOW IN New YORK.
New YoaK, March 2.--The storm this
evening reminds New Workers OF the
famous blizzard two years ago. blind
ing SNOW storm set in about 3 o'clock,
accompanied by n brisk south wind, aad
the city was soon covered with mantle
OF white. Many accidents, due TO falls
on the slippery sidewalk, were recorded
By the various police stations aud hos
pitaB before midnight. At midnight the
suoN waB still falling.
VEGETATION KILLED.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Maroh 2.-The first
hard freeze of the winter occurred here
this morning. Ice formed and yeee.siion
Was killed. The damage to truck crops
cannot bs eetimated yet. Light snow fell
in the forenoon, the first for many years.
SNOW IN SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLEsToN, S. o., March At showed
here for three hours this morniug-trom
8 till about noon. The snpw melted as il
| fell, however, and the aun shonea p. 10.
GOLD WEATHER IN FLORIDA,
ST.. AUGUSTINE. FLA, March 2,-Tbt
Thermometer last night went down to 1872
The weather is the coolest this season
Fears are entertained that tc-night's fros
will he still more severe. Great damsgt
hes been done to truck farms. Owing u
the forward condition OF orange trees
they rany suffer greatly.
CATTLE FROZEN TO DEATH.
ST. LOUIS, Meroh 2,-Reports from
northern Texas soy that hundreds o
range cattle have been frozen to deatl
during the present cold spell, and tia
unless the weather speedily moderate
the loss OF stock will be very severe.