Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-02

course IL leaves scar. But WHAT WoUen
wouldn't be satisfied to have scar TO get
rid of an unsightly mole or flesh markP
Cured cough left after lung fever, with
two bottles. Mrs. Lizzie Burns, Barclay,
Sangamon Co., Ills, writes as follows: 81
think Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is truly an
excellent remedy for coughs left from lung
fever; as two bottles entirely cured my
daughter"
Photographers in some parts of the coun-
try no doubt suffer from prickly heat and
will thank " Brown Slick" Of the Journal
of the Photographic Society of India, for
the following. according - hum. "magic-
al" remedy. He says: 'Simply rub the
skin with the hand wet With the ordinary
fixing solution, and allow it to dry. In
couple of days there will be no trace left
of the irritation"
Hoods Ssrsaparilla is absolutely un-
eq1aled as a blood purifier and strengthen
ing medicine.
Sapsmith tterribly agitated)- Doh, that il
awful! And will the poor fellow never be
abls to see againi
. steele See againf What are you talk
, ing againi
"Why. haven't you just told me thai
Berte Hyroller had his eyes shot out thi'
mawningP
Nav! said be had his ice yacht out
this morning"
Drunkenness, he Liquor Habi Pos
ively Cured by administering DR..
II sines Golden Specific"
It Is manufactured as a powder, which
can be gwen in glass of beer, cup oi
coffee or tea, or in food, without the know
| .rdge Of the patient 1t is absolutely
'armless. and will affect permanent and
speedy cure, whether the patient is a mod
crate drnker ur an alcoholic wreck. 1t hsr
peen given in thousands of cases, and IN
-very instance u perfect cure has followed.
1t never fails. The system once impregnst-
ed with The Specific, it becomes an utter
impossbility for the liquor appetite to ex.
| ist. Cures guaranteed. 48 page book ol
particulars free. Address, Golden Specific
According To French statistician there
were in 1893 81 900 brewerirs in the world
Germany heads the list with 26, $40. pro-
duciDg annually 4,750, 600, 900 liters of beei
tthe liter is equal 10 X pints nearly.
England comes next with II, 974 bre w cries,
the output being 2 600 900, 900 litsrs. The
United States is third, with $500 brew
cries, produces 500, 900, 900 liters Aus
tralia, with I,942 breweries, produces L..
300, 100000 lters Belgium has |. 27(
breweries and France 1,044; the former
produces / 900. 900, 900 liters and tho latter
800, 900 liters. Tho annual allowance
of beer per head Of the population in Ba-
varia is 22l liters; in England, l43; in the
United States, 81; In Sweden, IL; and in
Russia, 5.
1t is probable that the New York
Board Of Health will distribute to the
housekeepers Of that city paper bag for
all refuse matter. The bags can be pro-
vided at an expense of about cents each.
-Chicory, or succory plant, is raised
principally in England, Holland, Belgian,
France and dermany. A small quantity
is raised in the United States, most of
which is grown on few hundred acres in
California.
Tho nitrate beds Of Chill and Peru have
for number Of years been coveted az
p operties Of value, and have added not
only to the wealth Of the operators, but
to that Of the country in which they are
iould.
Near Red Lion, York county. farm
or beard thieves trying to get into his meat
house. He had no shot in the house, 80 he
used carpss tacks in loading his gun. He
sprinkled his man, aud when the doctor
was sent for he refused to pick out tho
tacks until the thiei told how the tacks got
there.
One often meets farmer who thinks
II is dull, plodding work getting living
o. q farm. But many Of these farm rs
have only 10 leave the farm for a while
and ego into business" az they call IL, TO
have the grumble thoroughly taken out Of
them. "If ever get back on my farm
for Joy Give me farm, for all this run
ming a store" This a. the sentiment ex-
pressed the other day by n Central aine
farmer who once thought he could make
money faster in trade. He tried II an
speedily sunk all bis spare cash and more.
in bad debts and falling markets. Now
he IL trying to satisfy his creditors and
clean up tho relics Of his fooIishness, ana
after that there will be one farmer who
will stick to his plough.
The average cost Of building British
iron-clad is s240 per ton; French, $275;
Italian, s255; German, $500.
Great Britain imports more stnG from
and exports more stuff TO Germany than
any other nation in the world.
The weather in Australia during tho
present antipodean summer has been I'M
usually bot and oppressive.
Italy is the greatest wine producing
country in the world, her annual produc-
tion amounting on an average To SIS, ,000,-
900 gallons.
a. .-Damask, muslin, buckram and many
ether names given to dry goods are de-
rived from tho localities in which they were
originally made.