Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-11-10

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Rheumatism cured ID a day-"Mystic
cure" for rheumatism and neuralgia, fadlc-
ally cures In | to 3 days. It's action upon
! the system is remarkable and mysterious.
| 1t removes at once the cause and the dis
ease Immediately disappears. The hrst
dose greatly benefits. 10 cts. Sold by ). Y
Redick, druggist, Butler.
-Abrah am Lincoln's emancipation proc
lamaiiun didn't mention the tariff, but no
one can deny that it was the forerunner OF
free wool.
Many man gets into peck of troub-
le by taking the eight quarts that make
it.
The man who gets cad every morn
ing is not always the foremost 10 the race
Of life.
Don't you care anything for works OF
artl0 Darling, you know l have always
told you how loved you"
A safety touchdown-kissing a Fresa-
man with an embryo moustache.
-Blobbs-" Wigwaw made bad break
in restaurant yesterday yesterday
slobbs-.'what was itf" Blobbs-"An
egg that was tired of life.
Never Judge a man by his dress suits
The man who wears the same old one on
every occasion may. be impecunious, but
the chap who sports different one every
night is not above suspicion.
There can be no such thing as the
right use Of wrong thing.
"A large proportion of the people who
attended the Fair IN its closing days came
home with severe colds.
1.-THE Pennsylvania State exhibits at
the Worlds Fair are to be kept perma-
nently in the new State Museum at Harms
burg.
Several cases of the genuine old "grip'
have come to our notice within the past
week. 1t takes hold as str ongly and earn
estly as ever.
The stringency Of the times is reflect
ed in the fact that several of our exchanges
are thankfully acknowledging the gift OF
mediums sized pumpkins.
Bicycle riders know well the difference
between wheel and woe.
A farmer down in Union county hav-
ing the deed of his farm in his vest pocket,
hung the garment on the fence while at
work in his field, and COW coming along
ate part of the vest and all the deed The
question in that vicinity now ISL that COW
freeholder as the title of the land was
duly vested in herf
That Cincinnati editor who referred
to the vice president as the ''poweriess
provost Of perfunctGry potentiality,"
knew wnat he was talking about.
California is to get the Midway Plai-
sance freaks for her Midwinter Far 30 1t
seems.
1t is mighty mean to patronize mer-
chant who will trust you until you get 80
far in debt to him that you are ashamed to
see him, and then go and spend your cash
somewhere else where you couldn't get
credit; but there are people who do IT..
The honorable way would be TO spend
your cash with the merchant who trusted
you, even il you never expected to square
up the old account.
II there ever was a case Of true repen-
q, Mr. ~ i Stark
weather Of Addison, n. Y, Salvation
Army convert, who having already con
fessed to being a poker player and the
keeper Of a gambling house, electrified
his friends by informing them that the
wound on account of which he has been
drawing pension was self-inGctcd. lie
says that while on picket duty he deiiber
ately fred bullet through his wrist.
1t Ia sad fact that in almost every
railroad wreck that occurs in this country,
there is someone killed who is stealing n
ressional tramp or an honest workingman
out OF job and in search of work. Many
times the uniortunates are buried where
where they are found and cassed AZ ''un
known" while IN some home there is q
wife and family, parents. brother or sister
who daily look for n word from the absent
one. But that word never comes. and they |
wait 10 the end Of their days in vain. The
situation is n sad one to contemplate, but |
the lessons received daily should be
warnings to others.