Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-04-13

1 Inc song Ol tue lull OICudIu CuOA
| Is not So fine a thing.
| Glad sights are common; Nature draw
| Her random pictures through the yeal
| But oft her music bids us long
| Remember these most dear.
| To me- when in the sudden spring
hear the earliest robins lay,
| " hen the first trill there comes again
One picture of the May.
| The veil is parted wide and 10.
A moment, though my ey eiids close,
Once more | see that wooded b Ill,
Where the arbutus grows"
Rheumatism cured in day-"Mysti
cure" for rheumatism and neuralgia, radio
ally cures in ] to days. Its action upo
the system is remarkable and mysterious
Ii removes at once the cause and the dis
ease Immediately disappears. The hrs
dose greatly benefits. IS cts. Sold by J.
Redick, druggist, Butler.
1t is wonderful what man can &C
complish il he has system. Have q Ger
tain definite time for doing things. and d.
them. Many man idles his time in irivo
lous uselessness, because he has no system
to his work-no plan mapped out. Moth
ing great can be accomplished without
system, which is order. In nature every
thing fits everything. 1t must do it or b.
destroyed The ocean of space, where
suns and worlds forever sail, is per-
feet type of sy stematic exactness. There
is no fooling away of time there. The
young man who wants to amount to any
thing in his life must adopt certain rules
to govern his time. and live up to them
and be will be surprised to learn what may
be accomplished in the course of his brie
existence, although
We are such stuff
AS dreams are made on, and our little lif,
Is ouDded with sleep.
Subscribers who intend to change
their residence this spring are equested tc
send their new address as soon as possible
to the Citizen office.
Onion milk soup is the thing now re-
commended for skin whitener. IL is
made like IN y Ser stew, small onions be-
irg used instead OF y>ers.
The large slreres continue to be fash
ionable They cost about as much Is the
dr. 81, and look like balloons They are
es>el tally unne, essGry, but they are sty
lish. ana that settles it.
In li.s. fin ft ritcle' times the
dude who ts.l- his girl she is the only one
h. ever loved, mi expects her 10 believe
i, il either IL chnmp nr has lived some
time in the back wuocS
The lazy man wLo never does anything
at least has the satisfaction Of knowing
that be never does anything by halves
The spring pet may have his faults
but he is nn worse than the man who
writes the same old jnkes about him every
year.
Burn al the garbage you can, and
what you can't burn. bury. This will be
conducive to health when the weather
gets warm.
The fool who is easily parted from his
money does not realize that be is fool un-
til after the parting. Then he finds he has
no cents.
The Pennsylvania Company is about
to enlarge the Erie g. Pit,sburg docks at
Erie to the extent of an expenditure of
from $40 coo t. $4,000
There are two reasons why some men
don't mind their own business. One is
they haven't any mind, and the other is
they haven't any business.
That's what get for my palms." said
the small boy as he swallowed dose of
castor oil.
The most effective way of getting
out of politics" says the philosopher, is
to go to jail"
-"Well, there's one good thing in fold
ing BEDS" remarked Mrs. De Tanque the
other day. "Since we have had ours, my
husband says bls prayers every night"
There is no use walking the floor with
a felon," says gentlemen who has had some
experience in that direction. Wrap a
cloth loosely around the felon, leaving the
end open. Pour gunpowder in the end
and shake it down until the felon is cover
ed. Then keep it wet with camphor. In
two hours the pain will be relieved and a
perfect cure will surely follow.
1t is said that 10000, 900 bushels of
wheat in store in Chicago is affected with
worms, resulting from the presence Of
weevil. Perhaps this may result in an ad
vance in the price of sound wheat.
Two hundred women and girls in New
York mnhhed about forty Hebrews who