Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24

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heir Intending 10 do so, not later tnan
MonG morning.
Administrators and Executors OF estate
can secure their receipt bucks al the CIT
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LUlAL AND GENERAL.
REPUBLICAN ANNOUNCEMENTS
Primary, Saturday Jan. ze 1895.
For Bor0 Auditor,
JAMES A. MCDOWELL. of the End ward.
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For Overseer of the Poor.
j. HARVEY MILLER
GEURGE VUGELEY.
For High Constable,
J. B. MATHBRs.
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Borough politics to the fore.
Buy at home, as far as possible.
The election will come oD Feb. 10.
Step forth now, all ye candidates.
The girl who looks sweet enough to
eat generally does.
Try an advertisement in the CITIZEN.
1t will pay you.
Every voter should attend the pdma-
ries Saturday.
-'Turued down again !" exclaimed the
49, le1
The railroad man has TO endure much
when the Temperature is down 10 zero.
A very good man has invented what
he calls an "anti-swearing collar button"
AT recent public sale in Deerield,
Pa, horses sold at prices ranging from 81
to $ll.
The Standard proposes to regulate the
price of oil. without the intervention OF
the exchanges. Hence these tears
A Meadyille m an who has been no.ni
mated for two city offices declines to run
for either.
There has been nothing monotOnous
about the weather lately; and people who
like al kinds have been accommodated.
A hard hearted old sinner confessed Al
an Ohiu revival meeting that he had for
years sown his neighbours lawn with seeds
of weeds for spite.
The ice men haye been busily engaged
in harvesting their crop. Neither Morri-
son nor Richey have yet a full anont
stored.
The Millerstown Herald says that
young man and young woman of tbis
place got las drunk ~ lords" in that place
last Thursday.
While the recent extreme weather
ruined The orange and pineapple crops IN
Florida, it didn't hurt the ice crop in this
part OF the country. This was damaged,
however, by the january thaw." Ice is
q sensitive plant.
Pat was climbing ladder to the
top of the honse. When he stuck his head
out of the skylight he disturbed the quiet
vi phIIOLy NDlCu puls Ob'P
that, stop thstp Excuse me-" says Pat
~ thongat you vas burd."
"A man may guy, and man may lie,
and q man may puf and blow, but be can't
get trade by sitting in the shade, waiting
for business to grow. The United States
mint is the only business that can make
vunpav utthout advarfisiu1
The P. S. & L. e. railroad officials are
fitting the cowpaDy's locomotives with ali
apparatus that regulates the number OF
miles covered and the time per mile con-
sumed. 1t Is a new invention and has
given entire satisfaction.
The pretensions and presumptions
men are usually in inverse ratio with their
abilities. As Touchstone says. "The fool
doth think he Is wise, bat the wise man
know himself to be q fool" Diffidence
Is therefore very frequently the companion
Of ability. But there are so many iools in
the world that presumption is often mis-
taken for talent
A Baltimore physician recently pre-
formed very delicate and unusual operat-
ion. IL consisted in opening the skull OF
the patient and removing from the brain
piece of nerve in order To give relief from
neuralgia The affected nerve passed from
the brain through a small aperture in the
in the skull. The gradual closing of this
apersiure ant the consequent pressure on
the nerve caused almost UNDESIRABLE pain
DIR. Tiffany has performed six similar oper-
ations, all of which were successful.
The attention of our readers is called
To our advertisements. Perhaps you may
not think 80, bnt such news As our adYer-
tisers proclaim, TO you each week is well
worth careful reading. By comparing
notes and dropping in and looking oveI
their stocks many times more than the cost
Of the CITIZEN for whole year can be saw.
ed Oh one bill OF goods. We claim TO have
the very best class OF business men of ouI
county represented in our columns, and
they can all be depended upon.
Owing to the advent OF The grip New
York newspaper has secured the services
of prominent physician to prescribe dai
j. for the suffering public. Here's his
"sure cure" tor cold in the head: The
cold Is the result of All extra presssre o.
blood iG the head, which obstructs tho
general circulation. The nUstrls are dis
tended, the mucous membrane is swulIer
and the back of the throat becomes cuppy
and dry. Nothing is better than hot
foot bath and hot drink followed by a
dover's powder All of this is to stim.
ulate Precipitation. Then one grain of qui-
nine, with one quarter Of grain of rec
pepper, should be taken every two hour
for twenty four hours. BY that time your
cold will bave disappeared" as the a.
bove prescription is written by one of the
best known nose, throat and car specialist.
OF the city IL should be about as good a.
the other sore, which sometimes comes
high.