Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-11-07


A priest in st. Louis has inaugurated
a temperance crusade that is unique.
Every man in his congregation will be
watched strictly in future, and those who
are in the habit of frequenting drinking
saloons will be reported to the pastor. he
will give their names to committee of
sixty of the leading ladies of the church.
These women will see that the drunkards
are completely ostracized socially by the
congregation, and it is needless to say they
will take pleasure il their task. Nobody
will recognize the tipplers in company or
elsewhere, and the young men will not
even be allowed to buy ice cream for their
best girls. This is heroic treatment indeed.
Rut Protestant minister who should at
tempt such remedy would not be allowed
to hold his pastorate month, such is the
difference in the authority OF the priestly
office in the Roman Catholic and Protest
ant churches.
lin gathering squashes in October be-
fore severe frost. bear in mind that their
keeping well rests very largely in the
manner they are handled. Any which
caidentally become bruised should be kept
nj for first use. and not put in with others,
). they will rot and cause the others to
ecay a. well. y cool, dry location is best
',r preserving over the winter.
Those people who hold it virtue to
speak their minds" and on the pretense
81 honest frankness say mean and insulting
aings, should remember that they have
( right to wound another's feelings. Be-
cause your mind is full of bitterness and
sharp words is no more reason for infiict-
ing them upon your acquaintances than
laat you should hit somebody because you
iael strong. 1t is everybody's duty to try
to make everybody else as happy as
possible in this world, and instead Of fstudy-
ing up aggravating things to do and say,
re should be constantly on the watch to
put a little sunshine into somebody's life.
Germany sent to the United States last
year beet-root sugar to the value of $l6,-
100000. Two years ago the amount was
less than 81 900, 600.
How long to keep COW depends on
aow well She is doing. Age should be
given no consideration as long as the old
COW does duty equal to the younger ones
and gives profit.
-Husk your corn and get it under its
cover as soon as you can do SO. Every
storm does more or less damage. 1t will
iso pay to put the fodder under shelter.
The loss of fodder that stands in the fields
every winter is large one if the amount
j. calculated for the whole country.
TO enjoy ones self thoroughly under
all circumstances. one must enjoy perfect
health. Catarrh. a much prevailing dis
ease can be readily cured by using Old
Sauls Catarrh Cure.
Parents will get rest and the baby Will
be relieved from pain by using III. buirs
Baby Syrup, harmless but reliable reme-
| dy. Price 25 cents.
Plans for numbering farm houses and
others in the country are being tried in
some States.
| If there is anything that needs
thorough cleaning occasionally it is the
water trough.
Dire dyspepsia's dreadful distress is
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the peculiar
medicine.
The season for shooting rabbits opened
on Saturday.
"A mans heart Is blamed FOR lots OF
Z g for which his liver is responsible.
+ There are some things harder to keep
than diary. SO pocket knife, for IN
stanee
Now that We have lad a little touch oil
cold weather, it makes US begin to pine for
good old fashioned winter.
After mcn has nsde certain amount
money bis ncignbors begin TO hear be
ID ancestors.
-Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Baekache
Cure is warranted to give satisfaction In
every case or money returned.