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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Napoleon III. was the last man in Eu-
rome to gather an the fleets Of the world
at the opening OF a canal. The fete was
at suez. and it was followed by Sedan.
Let William II. take warning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

The 'steemed Constitution. of Atlanta,
has a finer talent for getting always on
the wrong side Of the question than has
even its constituent. Dink Bolts. Of
Lumpkin county The time is drawing
near when a commission Of lunacy Will
have TO do its sad duty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
KAUF NJ AM & co.
SUBSTANTIAL JUNE REDUCTION
ON SEASONA5LE G0UDS FOR
Friday and Saturday.


BOYS WHITE fAlNILEkOA W AlHl1
striped pink and blue collar and cuiis,
also lrlle down the irOnt-szes 5 %
yeras always sells for yoc., reduced no"
go anc.
Fine grades reduced 70 So Is, Csc, and
SD. The prices were l5c. 20 g.
LADIES WAISTS, FUN sleeve, launder-
ed collar and cuffs. sold everywhere TOT
50c., special sale price, &c.
SILhOLINE WAISTS. blouse front eX-
act counterpart iu style OF the 81 Waist
special sale price, So.
TAN STRIPED DUCK BLAZER SUIT
skirt fun, large sleeves, made TO sell lot
WHITE DUCK BLAZER sUITs-the
Sisa grade-speclM sale price, @-t5
HOUSE WRAIFERs, stripes and
checks. all cOl0rs and sizes, former price,
l5c., special sale price, SOC.
STRIPED GiNGIAM WhAPPEh-the
9sc. Quality-spcclal sale price, 0Zc.
THE SD LACE-TRIMMED LAWN
WRAPPER. in pink, hei0trope, and light
blue. reduced to 3. 9s. ...,.
only twelve Keady-Aiade CLOTH AND
SERGE SUITS lefr-c0l0rs. tan, navy, ana
black. Your pick 40 oAe-t0urtn OFT former
prce-the 81 Suit, s., the $40 suit No.
All New. Up-to-Date Stylish Suits.
Clearing-up Null Caps and Bonnets-
Children's Corded Lace Caps. l2c.
French COrl,d Cap. fine ruche and POM
pom. fine sheer. reduced 10 pc.
Embroidered Caps. the 5oc. grade, now
DO.
Large Dotted Swiss Bonnets sold quick
Is at Csc., clearlns-up price, &c
Large Cape-Baek Corded Bonnet, the
49c. grade, now -ac
Fine Dotted swiss and Embroidered
Front LARGE Bonnet l5e. grade. now 5Oc
Six styles Large Embroidered B1nnets
hobby style. sold Tor Csc, 81, and SD,
now 20 and $50.
The 81 % Fine French Design Bonnet
IN fine embroidery. now $50.
The fine styles in large Embroidered and
Lace-Trimmcd BOunets. which have sold
all along at $50, now reduced 10 81.
RIBBONS.
100 pieces Corded-Edge Taneta Ribbon
light blue. cream. white. pink. Nile, and
heli0trope-3ia inches wide, goes on sale
to-day. price l9c.
six Dresden Ribbon Cor dress purposes
No. o. beautiful design. delicate shades,
just such ribbons as viii cost zoe. else
where special price sale, Zic.
See the values we are showing to-day
IN Fancy Ribbon az 9c.-they're dirt
cheap al JSc.
Kaufman 81 Co.
Corner Fourth and Broad streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Democrats do not wander far from
the right path II is The fooihardy agi-
tators within the ranks that are clamor-
ing for a debased currency.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

"The Administration and sound money
endorsed" What stun
ner for Blackburn and free silver!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Genuine Tipltz Vase az s.. from si3.
fno size Ornament cN4uirlifly aNtltl'
$50 instead OF s t6 .-...,...,.
ONE FINE DRESDEN ottNAMlsNt l.,
worth Si5 slightly damased at FIVE
THRFE FINE sIL1ClAN ART VASES.
N inches high. regular s. vases az
FIFTY CENTS .,,,,
FIVE or THOSE LARGE. FLA Ia. VI
RATTAN ROCKERS HE flthAt
ONE DOLLAR AND SltN ENIl-
FINr-CENT CHAIR 0bl,Iltlls
DAMAGED ~ TRANSIT. AT ONE
1 oak RocHer. cobbicr-ieather scat hne-
one FXTRA-FINE LADIES OAK
ROCKER. cohbier-leathcr seat n $50
kitchen salt Boxes Gas arel. ~ each.
T Smoothly Polished Potato Washers az
t..
25c Wool busters mr. BE-.
BLIZZARD FREEIERS % quart size
3-Quart size slightly Imperfect tip7'
any for fac.
Gas and Oil-stove ovens. - racks no
T5c-hare sold az $50.
soc on Stoves az Zoe.
Many odds and ends Granite Iron
ware and Tin ware, at IS cents ON
the dollar.
THE COHEN co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

An admirer of Edgar Allen Poe suggests
that roses be grown on his grave and
sold at fancy prices in aid of monument
10 the noet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Newspaper articles on the passing OF
Blackburn are now IN order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

William Laxton. who hasn't a rcla-
tive in the world. took a place in the
Winchester Repeating Arms Comgany's
works as illuminate mixer. lie is to get
80 a week and work four hours day.
lie is likely to be blown to atoms at any
minute. lie will get 81 day more than
jeremiah Spillane, who was killed at the
last explosion. Forty men asked Tor the
place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

You can't fool the people on the silver
question even one time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Alexander II. stephens may have used
the phrase. too thin" but he was not
the author of it, In shakespearcs King
Henry VIII" it occurs, as follows; Il
come not to hear such nattery now. and
in my presence; they are too thin and
bare to hide offences"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

All honor to Grover Cleveland and hon
est old John G.. Carlisle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

The result of the Kentucky Democratic
convention confirms The Times predic-
ton that the "free-silver craze is all
talk and no cider.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

10 9-yard Black China six Remnants,
SOC Fancy Wash SILK Remnants. Joe
yard. Best of desisns.
tO 6il-yard lengths OF 'oiored Hil-
br0ldered Tanetas. @c a yard, zoe
value
1 remnant. s yards. Black Jersey Web
SILK. Csc SD value.
soc Printed China SIX Remnant for 2sc
yard.
COLORED WOODEN DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS az half and less the
cost 0f Importation.
BLACK GOODS REMNANTS. Never in
the history of the store We're there as
many or prices as low ,s.
] remnant Black All-Wool Iamise. l-l4
Yards. SLID for the piece.
AZ. o. and 6-y1ri remnants or Au-N NIl
D0ublo-F0ld Bauste. cost zoe 10 im-
port. zoe a yard
! remnant. yards, tn-Nan storm
Serge. Sits for the piece.
Black MOlair Remnants, D. ana h'1-
yard lengths. l5c yard. dolule-foIl.
RIBBON REMNANTS from our great
Ribbon sale. Hundreds OF Black and
C0l0red Fine Al--llk. satin. ana DIoa-
Grains Moire. and Falie Ribbon Ends,
% l5c yard
JENILRY DEPARTMENT has lots OF
Olus and ends fO choose from.
ART DEPARTMENT REMNANTS are
numerous
Pure-Llnen Stamped Doylies. g. o. 8. and
Nummle scarfs. with heavy fringe.
staupcd. size l6Ni iNe each.
! Linen Scarf. -lX,- lsc.
50 dozen Of Colored arrassine, Be- a
dozen punches.
Linen Tray Cloths. for Honiton enc
br0llery. hc each.
1 lot az Ladies Standing Linen Collars
BE- apiece lZ.c value.
49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

The great electric plant at Niagara
Falls has been tested by experts. and, It
is said. everything worked sausfactori-
ly. The electrical engineers claim that
the utilization Of the water from the
Niagara river in the production Of cleo
triciiy for doing various kinds Of
work, VIII demonstrate 20 the world that
one of the most important problems Of
the age has been successfully solved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Bolton. etc.. ys. Vcllinos Writ NJ error
and superscdeas 20 Judgment of me
court of Law and Cnaucery OF tle CITY
of Norfolk Bond I'm the penalty 0f 1890
Haden Trustee against Vest 'liiln
FORGE Insurance Company From The 'ir-
cuff Court of Allegheny county. Appeal
allowed. Bond. $50.
stover VS.. Commonwealth. Hustif rs
Court of the CITY OF StauntCn. VIII OF
error and sLTcrseicas awarded.
G. @. Smith rs. Morrill, y. Packard,
Trustee and Afsienec of the southern
Electric COMPANY Writ of error ana su-
persedeas awarded 10 the Hastings Court
OF the city of Roanoke. Pond in the
penalty Of $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

,o- o,c AZ FIVE CEETS. 49,.
TuREE COVERED PlCkLS JARS
s5c eooas-AT I'VE cEN - ,,r.rcrr
FOUR Fi FIFTY iN,noe NJ e 80 at TEN
r VES iLSfRGE FERRY BowLs-been
<sc-at FIVE CENTS ....,,.- -,
one HANDSOME BOHEn -" yr,,s-
Oc%ApE PITCHER. fora! decoration.
49, doom nv f<TY- FIVE CENTS
insieaf OF ONE DOLLAR AND y
rH iSEf:fE' GENUINE cUT-NEcK Wa
TER BOTTLES. Frencn-.ai, el''' '"i'o
at TWENTY FIVE ca i9t ,,,>-r
q,lsN TNENTY-FIN E-CtNt hAN,,t-
ING FLOWER VASES al i"O
io Of CRYSTAL Paper Welghts-a Joe
value-at TWO CENTS. ....,.-,.,
r,lfSrEEN FINE VINE DECANrEi-S.
COSTLY decorations. to clear out lNi-N-
IN af FIFTEEN CENTS.
Of those popular Water luIhpi''.
strawberfy diamond. and Fan CUT a'
Handled Wine Decautcrs. cut neck and
sfonr.f r. frcciru star engraving
regular $50 Decanter, az ONE DOL
i Teiigh DISHES been i1e-at Sc.
sor,,so 'lspT-fT COMFORTS always been
b,c-at TWENTY CENTS.
finest French Glass Fruit 'omQorts,
slightly imperfect, rlcnl} e.f'ated' at
TWENTY FIVE CENTS from s.
Table Sets Niuttcf hlen. spoon
Holder. sugar DISH. and cream Pitch.
ERR. neat pattern. 10 close TEN
CENTS SIT.
95a Celery Stands ~ pei
= Carlshai china Game set. floral and
osmo decoration. genuine china. %
nir.os have rctaled az Se-now
TWO DOLLARS.
RFAT. CHINA TEA SCI, mag '.l' eng
H. decorated. cNQuisitel} entttl Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.

REMNANTS WOULD TAKE HIS
WHOLE PAGE TO MENTION. There
never was such values as these ever
heard of before.
3-lnch Point dlreland Lace, butter
color 81 a yard
Real Linen Hand Torchons. lc yard
I. 2. and Sc for remnants OF me En-
hrOiiery. ... .,....,...
LADIES AND CENILtMEN' ) NtSlo
odd Suifs-l0ts of them mere, halL
price for AN remnants of this kind.
MEMS DEPARTMENT
So Gcntlemen's Negligce shirts, 81, ID,
aud S5c quality. i3c each.
Mems Wool Bathing Suits. s. value, zoe
each.
White Unlaundcred shirts, slightly
s0llod. 2lc each.
dozen s0c Pin-Dot Windsor Ties, Zoe
each.
fuu Numbered. 5l4c each.
10 pair Mems EXtra-Strong Elastic Wire
Buckle Suspenders. 6c dozen
! lot of Ladies' silk irliny Ties, loo
instead of Soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

70 remnants OF white Victoria Lawn,
90 inches wide, IA TO -5-i yAl0s' ~
.. ', remnants OF fine Bordered apron
Lawn. / 10 yards long, lt --sc Nalue'
CLIO yard ., ,,,ii+,.
remnants White Duck. 8, 6. ana
wards long. &C.. l2isc value. ....,,
10 pieces of Colored 'rarlat1n. E'.c quar-
itv. BE n yard. Just the tlins ior MIR
r6r aul gas-hXture governs ,....s.,,s
extra sheer. De value. 5-ic yard,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
REBUILDING SALE
TRYING POSITION

and have only ten days in which
30 dispose of our stock, and then
we must vacate temporarily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Gl.ON T. REM n WANTS.
II pairs Black All-snk Nuts. 25c value,
% pairs s. Piure-snk Taneta Gloves. 25c
pairs Black SILK Gloves. soc value. 25c
each.
Is pairs ane Suede Cloves. worth $50
pair zoe each
READY-AADE SKIRT AND SUIT REM
3 Black Satin skirts. were ST. 500
each.
. Figured silk skirts. were $3.50. now
Cloth skirts. were 675 $3.50 now.
Cloth skirt. lined through. was S. N.ss
Navy Serge Skirt. was s.. 80. 75c.
Z White Plque skirts. were Sl5. 75c
3 Tan Covert-Cloth suits. were $50, for
500, sizes %. %, and b.
Navy Serge suit. $3.50 from s.
l Navy Serge Suit $50 from S..
Lots More We Can't Mention.
7 LADIES INDIGO WRAPPERS. 55c
Ladies Light Dimity Wrappers. 75c
from >-Zl.
LADIES ODDS AND ENDS N BATH
ING SUITS very cheap % close out
Lining Remnants. all c0l0rs and kinds.
PIC yard.
Remnant Grass-ClOth at &C..
Remnant Book Muslin, Jc- a yard.
Remnant of Bones. 81 a dozen.
Remnant Hair-ClOth, 3 3-ic a yard.
We have thrown out thousands Of
short lengths and balances Of large
lots to sell at a price. and no here
after about them, end Of the season
closing prices.
p Imported Lace-Stripe Dimitles. 6i-,c
1910 Duchess JacOnets. 32-inch width
hundreds Of pieces, 20 close al 3i2c a
yard.
Ice Rlbbon-Corded Organizes for 6l-ic
Solid Black Organizes l5c quality. FOR
8 Lie
25c Pllsses. newest designs-enough 20
make dresses H. number OF pieces,
s lie
O. Blcachcd Cotton Remnants for 6l-ic
i2a and Zoe Dress Bingham. 4c "A ward
Remnants OF Shirtlng Prints. PIC.
Remnants Of l0c pcrcales. 4c.
Remnants OF Dress Ducking. 10 and l2isc
quality, 3-4c.
Stupendous sale OF odds and ends
Crockery, Glassware and House.
furnishings.
ODDS AND ENDS OF 10. 8. 6. &c WINE
CLASSES AT ONE CENT
FOUR Plated TOP SUGAR DISHES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
REMNANTS OF IAbLt UtMASN.


.. 23-s. and yards long flre Linen
LOIS of dncr remnants OF Damask.
FIVE WHITE CROCHET cfhhAbS'
a little soiod. Soc value. soc To-Day
remnants OF stair Linen. with fancy
border, 40 TO 9-yard lengths DC
a large Misunderstanding Bath Towels,
g2NN inches. Sc each.
q GINGHAN APRONS, large SIZE IAN
gy borders. g. each.
Il White Lawn Aprons VIDE mem anu
strings. lac. ,.
MUSLIN TNDERN cara great
many left from window ana store
decoration from the sreat safe lnis
week. bargains for youi just niue
s0led. ,,.
Is pairs Ladies' Muslin Drawers sNsnt-
~ soled wide hem ana tuchs' l-'2c
"A pair 2lc value. ,,-.- ,,,r,.r
81 LADIES WHITE LAWN SHIRT
WAISTS. slightly sOncd. they are box
pioatod back and 'front.' turnover COLI
lar and cuffs finished n emhroidtfy'
2le each. We're from go % So each
HDsTERT-If you're hafgalu-nuhieI
Visit The Hosiery Department to-day
and get your euard. ....,...
HANIlfLNClllEF kEMNAN ID are
here in profession. 49,,
20 Mems Iape-Bcfder Hcmmeo idnH-
kcrchicfs FOR Be- each
10 Ladies' All-Llnen Sc0ilopcd ana
Hand-Embroide Bandkerchieis, Zoe
value g. each.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-10-31
ARE BIRDS GUIDED BY srARs7
An Attempt to Solve the Great Mystery

An Attempt to Solve the Great Mystery
of Bird Migration.
In an article on Birds of Passage
the Chautauquan says II one desires
an explanation for the great mystery
OF bird migration, there being nothing
else that will answer, he will have to
accept the theory Of hereditary knowl-
edge, a knowledge Of the unfailing
stars. The Great Bear and Orion an
peared at the same time in our region.
even when the divisions of land and
water were very different than they ara
today. That the stars are the guides
or birds agrees with the fact that thew
fly at remarkable heights, often above
the clouds, and that wanderers lose
their way when they stray into clouds
and mists. On starlight nights strag-
Cling birds are seldom noticed. When
the sky is overcast. when the night Is
dark, but especially when a fine rain Is !,
falling, multitudes Of travelling birdnI
are heard. They will call often. doubt
less for the purpose of keeping near
each other; and often great numbers OF
them bound against the windows Of
lighthouses. Thus Gatke has observed
that on Oct. %, 1892 from 10 o'clock at
night till the next morning golden
crested wrens bumped like snowfakes
against the lighthouse of Heligoland.
and that on the following day golden
crested wrens sat on every square foot
OF Heligoland. Toward the end of the
summer, along into the fall, 1t was not
rare occurrence on dark nights to
see, through the light of street lamps.
birds flying over inland cities. The ex-
perienced observer recognizes by its call
the curlew and the strand-snipe, sea-
swallow and seagull, occasionally hears
even the flap of their wings. But no
bird Is visible in the darkness. On dark
nights no stare appear; then 1t Is that
the straying Bird loses his way. The
stars are the most plausible guides to
birds in their migrations. But only the
future can tell US whether they really
serve in that capacity.
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08

ssa sesc ~ o; rssar Alilir-lsl = 4 ~, III mr.
> fssrl A4t tftNsnt9l is kIltxf{s- = k<fzArVns
WIZ Easn frc.zzrrtSr ssfrr krrr-< sr>.
hlr- hat tFtif ~ tas.- eel1. ~ r2fsBr xaxN1
NJ no RIGHT tIsE fdtsls-- klitr1 Address
l.-sllsui. !. ssis p-S-f Las is1rassy CO
New NaFk clty OF CaisA@1
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08

a errtaln e-teemed clergyman. whose
church II In most attractive part OF the
city but who for prt~ent pnrpcs-< nurd re-
tnaln 4unaBsd. Was f.eling a nftic par
donanlt pride the outgoing political OF
nceholdeis express b. In having succce-ies.
after tears OF soliciting, In rnlsanx enough
nloae,f TO provide his church ~ifh set q
As every one took the ilrst orcasicn % con.
grataiate bin. Il Was quite natural that %
meeting Mrs Blunt. cae Of his most f1sn-
icnahle parishigners be shoEid rzy. In his
happy enthusiasm. .And how do 700 Ike
the ncw. chimes. Mrs Binatr You mast i.e
glad 10 hezr those good aid hymns AZ ntEhf-
They must r~mind ypg'
Yes ehe interrupted. that's - -Sin n
the chirAfz began I've taken my medicf4s
quite regularly ."--boSter Budget
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08
,crAL ] colsDIT,oss-



RS Of a iparke d character
sht by the oeS,upation or
I'm In this matter also
.rience is lumi4ous. Brig
sought 10 found his pros
IN "a Industrial ethics. but
= happiness OF phe people
IT tolerate fdlenesss, and the
,hlestones still standing In
,rtions Of salt Lake city
Ted that The church might
labor OF men who would
have been temporarily sup
charity. As a means Of fur-
,tertainnent various diver
MANNED. including the SAT-
at dance. led by the bishops OF
The leaders wisdom Is almost
exhibited in his social scheme
plan Of industry. The central
was the farm-yliiage- A VII
generally a half mile square
d in the midst OF a track OF a.
coo acres to be eolouized- In
-e are mAny small valleys be-
towering mountains ard the
te is generally located near
Of the valley. and near the
which the water ls diverted
on each side at sufii-ient
TO command the irriEable
ne half a square mile Is hen
ito blocks Of four acres. With
nues between. and the blocks
d into lots OF an acre each.
lots the farmers have tteir
ere also are tfleir eommodisus
ere they have their poulty
while considerable space is
a market garden The fIr-
has his farm on the outlyhg
ch are divided into lots rant
wo up to twenty acres. Froa
lark In the center to IN
itiyiug farm Is only two ami
IS. Most farmers traverse /
er distance I'd reach the farm
homes on the other hand
and children enjoy the I'm.
dyantage OF having near
while the church. school
rs. and posfo-ice are near
Under this system the ad-
Z town life sire blended TO a
Iderable dc rec with the
-urai existen1e- II Is a sys-
delightful possibilities. The
ave realized lis substantial
In pelghbcrhood associa-
,eir model will be much I'm
by many colonies OF mora
iiishment Farm life under
Us, has involved isoia-
Cor hsman sympathy
d&fen thousands
cities already
or In responsi-
-agedy. a. well
CHI have arisen
puiations--rhe
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used The many, wh3 live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life Sore, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best lpI6ducts to
the needs of physical h<iug, will attest
the value TO health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
Its excellence is due Il, its presenting
III the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the resrcshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; efiectually eleanif ing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfacti4d 10 millions and
met with the g1,proval of the medical
profession, kszsuse it acts on the Kid
neys- Bowels without weak
II Is perfectly free from
able substance.
. is for sale by all drug
81 bottles, but it is man
The California Fig Syrup
name IS printed on every
he name, Syrup Of Figs,
informed, you will not
,tieu1e if offered
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08
fawnA

Ids to fall into
be replaced in
replaced in tho
> the bold SOW
tored, The So
day. more than
the side Of hui
e is something
appetite. The
goal Of the AMI
necessary. The
.ife OF ihdividu-
OF repression.
rsaiuiy but no
remain To
truth. reason.
Gritty. common
welded to the
Nv what one Is
and should do
or Hugo.
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08

Why not esr the Pr5nes q Wastes
.-Coiarells lie e.eFts;nly has a rsfne e ~
utir. hplftnr tbs tssiSn~4ry f---~ 90 -
ie.s than fartxtso ssE.n.eatk
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08
~ ~. "a Cow

4 M woa.i. -iS NV. u<ar Hp-a's zzsii
owns sety esSl.It4r lnllk COW SIS = ie.s
an eFala4fy h,ufk ssyns bat Il - Ans<h ~
tKrhs-i 10 Nr. Weed < s.iliter~r that ~be tz-r,
not iiss 70 b. -sBarsfssi freas them. II th-
ehlheses an Al lnmr the COW VIII stay II
t.asiilre villa frncT thrc- fret high, bet II
The ehflafrn ase taken s~Sy s>s VII tnrer
down sF-n segy kixA ffnrrs IN order to 90
low thea. A. ttrfftut yimre whrn trV co..
uoald b. In The psstur~ Nj. Woods has
slipped The tAiidren away frcn hsne- trf
when >bF ceEae m and nnts~ed then <A<
would 81 cat and tr<ck thea ~ DO
~.1id - rEtn <ts~ Soard tt<ca. sn<n 80
sa.Ht. f.siio~ wherever TIER s~ut-S<van
fNt coaPAov oASo YuE 99G1oWr
k.1a niqcs e rsrs = 10 sss1 "a Is - = -
- r.ifshtf - - unElne y - - papt1a 1p4uksss
! : : ! J J g
49, =. - 49, =
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-06-06
Do You Blame Her for Feeling
Gratified at the Results.

H. w. Rasely, living at Buttercup,
Butler Co., says:-I have spent four hun
dred dollars on my wife trying to cure
her from catarrh, which caused terrible
headache, kidney trouble and inward
weakness causing back and side aches,
which was certainly aches enough for
one poor woman to endure. Part of the
time she would have to take to her bed
the pains were so severe; Doctors or
Medicines could not or did not help her
The report reached us that there was a
medicine being sold in Butler for adver-
tising purposes, and that it was helping
cases when all other things tried failed;
I went in and purchased a couple of bot
ties; my wife commenced to take it and
its action on her disease was soon appar-
ent; the pain in the back began to grow
less, the headaches began to grow less
and the female trouble is fast being cur
ed We are satisfied this medicine is
going to cure after all these other things
used failed. This wonderful Remedy is
for sale in Butler at Io7 Centre Ave, 81.
bottles for 25cts.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-06-06
Silver Lake Quartette.

A concert will be given next Monday
evening tl0th) in the Park Theatre by the
famous Silger Lake Quartette under the
auspices of the Butler W. C. T. U. No
entertainments have met with more hearty
approval than those given by the W G.
7. o., and this will prove no exception to
the rule.
The Silver Leaf Qua rtette has a national
reputation. "No other group Of singers
has taken such hold on the popular heart
Through song and speech delightfully."-
blended, or alternating, they proclaim the
tender gospel of human broth, rhood, while
men listen, and laugh, and cry, and 90
forth recognizing that God sent His sing
ers upon earth to gladden. those who hear"
Though of the highest order the enter
tainment will be given at the popular
price of % cents with 10 cents additional
for reserved seats.
THE songs of the Silver Lake Quartette
captivated all. and excited enthusiasm not
heretofore seen. The four gentlemen com
posing this quartette sing withgreat rich
ness and melody, IN perfect tune, and with
zest tn at stirs every heart. Memphis
appeal.