Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-06-08

rilla.
The grave announcement is made by a
spiritualistic periodical that 1t mas secured
the exclusive" collaboration OF William
Shakespeare in the spirit world; and that
any alleged communication from the
dramatist appearing elsewhere is spur
ious.
More people, adults and children, are
troubled with costiveness than with any
other ailment. Dr.. Henry Baxter's Man.
drake Bitters will cure cOstiyeness and
prevent the disease which result from it.
"A wonderful hen is Owned by a man
in W WaterloO. 1t is as expert as cat In
catching rats. 1t leases them q while and
then releases them. The owner OF this
remarkable fowl has observed that no rat
ever comes the second time within reach
of its claws.
Survival of the fitest Downs Elixir
has outllyesa every other cough remedy
simply because 1t is he best.
1t il said there are more lies told in
the sentence Il am glad Ia see You than
in any other six words in the English
language.
-RheumaLlsm cured III day---"A ystic
cure" tor rheumatism and neuralgia, radio
ally cures IN to days. Its action upon
the sy stem Is remarkable and mysterious.
Ii removes at once the cause and the dis
ease Immediately disappears. The hrst
dose greatly beheiiis. 10 cts. Sold by j.. u
Redick, druggist, Butler.
Now that summer Is here, the weather
warm and the roads dusty, the necessity
OF plenty Of watering troughs along the
public highways.becomes more apparent.
The law is that any person erecting or
maintaining pubic watering trough
along any highway, easily accessible TO
horses Or cattle, can, under a law of 1886,
draw $5 year from the county treasury.
All such troughs must be confined to a
length Of road not less than five miles
and to be So constructed as to accomo-
date horses aud cattle with safety for
those in charge of them No pay will be
granted for more than one trough on five
mile length OF road, though any person
may erect trough who chooses to do-tit
more generally understood there will be
such troughs on every five miles "t road
in Pennsylvania.
On July lIt there will be for sale at
the postofiice n new money order by which
large and small sums can be transmitted
by letter with saieiy, and AT rates muck
less than the present. Orders Tor $2.5 or
less can be had for three cents, and orders
for larger amounts up TO 500 at rates
graded up TO thirty cents. The schedule
of fees for the new money order has been
reduced to the basis now charged by the
various express companies for transmit
ting money and will be as follows; For
$3.50 or less, three cents; $2.5 to IS,
five cents; IS to $40. eight cents, $40 to $40,
ten cents; 800 TO $50, 12 cents; $50 to 80,
fifteen cents; $40 to $50, eighteen cents;
$50 10 $50, twenty cents; $50 to $75, twenty
five cents; $75 to 800. thirty cents
"A horseshoe without nails has been
invented. IT is held TO the hoof by clamps
and can be put on and taken off in less
than a minute.
"A great improvement would he found
n tea and coffee if they are kept in glass
vessels instead of tin. They should be
closely covered.
-Ssoiety women resemble hens. in that
they cackle great dsal about their set"
Judging from the way SOME women
paint, they must be posing as living
pictures.