Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-12-06

An ex change says: There are more
puns made on DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
free of charge, than are paid for by the
owners. A good thing deserves the notice
of the press.
In the treatment of rheum atism, gout,
neuralgia, sciatica. &c, Salvation Oil
should be thoroughly rubbed in. 1t kills
pain. Price % cents.
BOBBY" said his mother, ~ told you
not to forget to bring up three scuttles of
coal before you went to school, and you
only brought two." ~ know, ma, but |
forgot the third one. Three scuttles is a
good many for little boy like me to re
member"
The population of Berlin has now
reached a million and half
The lace trade of France gives cm..
ployment to nearly 200, 900 persons.
Be sure to get Hoods Sarsaprilla, the
peculiar medicine. Do not be induced to
take any other.
The survivors of the crew Of the Earn
moor who were at sea in an open boat foi
many days, say that eleven vessels passed
them within signaling distance, but not
one gave them the least attention. One
British bark ran so close that they could
see men locking at them, but she refused
to stop. Man is more cruel than the sea
An Ohio saloonist was told that a bant
of women were coming at night to clean
him out. He arran ged keg of powder tC
blow them up, he got drunk in his anxiety
to have everything go off right, and final
ly wandered around and kicked the string
and blew his own establishment sky-high
1t completed his disgust when he learned
that the women hadn't thought of visiting
him
For all arrangements Of the liver, stom
ach and bowels, take DR.. Pierce's Pellets
| One dose.
The most ancient statue yet discovered
in Greece has been found at Tripolitza. |
represents god, seated, and resemble
antique Egyptian sculpture.
If a few guinea fowls can be induce'
to roost in or near the poultry house the!
will afford protection against CHECKER
thieves They are light sleepers, and max
tremendous racket when disturbed a
night
| I'm drying off a cow be sure that sh
| does dry off, and that milk does not con
dense into hard mass in the udder TO ob
struct and infame it and play the mischie
when the COW next comes in milk. Nor
trouble with the udder comes from neglec
| in drying off the COW than from any othe
| source.
The time is approaching when the fes
| tive rabbit will be after the tender trees
| To head him off, smear the tree with
wash made as follows: Quarter bushcl o
lime, one half pound of copperas and one
half pound of glue; add the glue and cop
peras dissolved to the limo after shaking
and apply now with a brush.
The hog can be made to attain n verl
| large size. A Vermont farmer killed
COW, years old, that dressed S7 pounds
but hog only two years old, owned b,
another Vermont farmer, dressed GO
pounds. Large hogs, however, are onl.
desirable for producing lard. The bes
pork comes from hogs that weigh abou
$50 pounds dressed.
lis it well to let cows have all tn
water they will drink under all circum
stancess Professor Sanborn found that
by reducing the amount of water
drank by the COW standing i'll the stable b
reduced the flow of milk but improved 1t
| quality. Is it not likely that COW
that have had water only once o
twice a day get thirsty at times an
| drink to excess when they get at the wat
er with free access to it, without tray
cling far, in all probability they w"ul
| drink less aud do better.