Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-01-11

The Ohio man will do well to keep
close watch on the Illinois man
An ex-member OF the Illinois Legisla-
ture has just been made policeman o1
the United States Senate.
Mrs. r. Simmering, Millersville. Pa,
had Ozena and Chronic Cstsrrh. Pc.
runa cured her entirely.
The fines imposed on the liquor deal
ers in Allegheny county, at the late
term Of court, amounted to $4,000
Every one will find q general tonic
in Lindsey's Improved Blood Search.
err Druggists sell it. It's what you
want
A Minnesota dog swallowed TWEEN.
ty-dollar bill, was killed by butcher
and the note recovered A Minnesota
man swallowed the Bland bill war
moi killed by butcher, and the buzz
zard dollars are heaped up in the
Treasury by tons. This IL the differ
ence between dog and man.
If you call on your druggist for DIR
Sellers Cough Syrup we pledge i'm
mediate relief aud sure cure on short
notice.
The hat Of the fashionable womsn Is
something smaller than a wagon wheel
As screen 10 church, where TIE fellow
just behind is anxious TO take nap,
they are par excellence, but in the
tbeatcr or other places Of amusement,
where there IL always an anxiety TO
know what Is going on, they must be
an awful bore
MIRA. Charles Diley, Pittsburgh,
says, she had Chronic Catarrh badly.
Peruna cured her perfectly.
This IL boil. IL is on n man
neck Would you like to feel it? 4
you do, the man will feel it, too The
boil is mean thing, and it Is cow
ard. II you strike it. IL will run Bot
the man will not run. He will dance
and make remarks. Boils may start
way down near little boys waist.
band. but they always come to head
at last --Denuer Tribune.
CURE FoR SMALL pox.-T am will
ing TO risk my reputation as public
man. wrote Edward Hines, OF the Liv-
erpool Mercnry, If the worst case OF
smallpox cannot be cured in three
days simply by the use Of cream Of tar
ter dissolved In one pint Of hot water,
drank ut intervals when cold. 1t is n
certain, never-failing remedy. 1t has
cured thousands, never leaves mark,
never causes blindpess and avoids to-
dious lingering
One Of the novelties OF the new CEN
aus Is an exhibit OF the forests Of the
United States and Of the supply Of
various kinds Of useful timber now
existing In the different States and
Territories This exhibit Is contained
in Il series Of colorcd maps, Of which
five are already published, showing the
amount Of standing pine timber in
Texas, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi
aud Minnesota. BY an ingenious use
Of colors and markings the location
Of the forests and their comparative
density are clearly displayed The
maps are accompanied by tables giving
the pine supply 70 each county Of the
State, classcd according TO species
Brief notes relating to other kinds Of
trees are also added 10 some Of the
maps, though, Of course, each impor-
tant kind Of timber will be illustrated
by itself Thus mas Of move! and
valuable information IL presented in
the cleare-t and most instructive man.
ncr For this important feature Of the
new census tho public aro indebted 10
Prof @ S Sargent of Brggklinc. who
is ia charge u tho sfDorrtum belong.
ing " Harvard College. The oxpio-
rations necessary to collect tho facts
have been superintended by Nc Sar-
gent and, indeed, bis part in this
great labor has been, perhaps, the
most arduous Of all, though among his
a-sielants some Of the most eminent
sud enterpdsiag b0thnisI. VI GAe Coun-
Try bsyv beea eal5veu.