Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-05-11

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| Mrs. Ballington Booth, the wife o.
Ballington Booth and Daughter-in-law o.
the founder of the Salvation Army, II
pretty, has remarkably strong, sweet
disposition and is a wonderful leader and
organizer, doing almost Us much as bel
clever husband, besides helping in the pub
licatirn of the Var Cry and taking charge
of her home and and her three young
children.
-RheumntIs:n cured IN a day-"Mystic
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the system l. remarkable and mysterious.
1t removes At once the cause and the dis
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dose greatly benefits. 70 cts. Sold by j.
Redick, druggist, Butler.
Il
while Georgia editor was addressing an
audience fifteen cabbages were thrown on
the stage. 81 thank you ladies and gen
temen," he ssid "my garden was killed
by the recent blizzard, and have a large
family to support All that l need now
is basket
General Grants Memoirs" which
Mark Twain's firm published, are said by
a writer in McClure'S Magazine to have re-
turned a larger reward than any book ever
written in this country. Up to the present
time the Grant family have received $440,
900 in royalties from the publishers of the
work, while the sale still continues good;
and as cheaper edition is soon to appear
it Is within the range of probability that
the "Meloirs" may finally yield $3.50, 900.
Fish balance themselves in water by
the muscular contraction of the air blad-
ders. At death the muscles relax and the
bladders expand with the result the fish is
thrown on one side and rises to the surface.
If Congressnen only received pay for
what they earn, many OF them would have
to send home for money to pay their board
bills
There is a women in Sitka known as
Princess Tom, who is very rcih. She at
one time had three husbands, but has be-
come Christianized and discharged two.
She Is an extensive trader, is known all
over Alaska, and wears upon her arm 80
gold bracelets made ont of 500 gold pieces.
A jury has awarded IA Dakota man $23,
900 for the loss of his feet. AT this rate be
will be rich man il he eau bold on long
enough.
- The fact that three United States SEN
ators have lied since the talk on the tariif
b gun Should he Al awful warning.
The new Kansas ballot law requires
that the los-r limb. ni the voter as high
up as tbs knees. shall be visible from the
oa,side while the voter is in the booth pre-
pairing hls ticket, the lower part Of the
booth having been left open for that pur-
pose" Is this another scheme Of the enc
mics of women suffrage.
The blood of fcur-pound eel contains
fufficient poison to kill ten men. Cooking
makes it harmless.
Somebody has just discov cred that an
ordinary bee when not loaded weighs one
fve-thousandth of q pound. Loaded or
unloaded when he strikes small boy he
seems to weigh five thousand pounds.
1t is said that Dave Atherton, Phil
ipsburg contractor and brick maker, walk
cd eight miles to good fishing ground and
after he arrived at the stream he discover
cd that he had forgotten his hooks.
John Barclay, a truckman, worth $3.50
600, died in New York on Monday. He
was known to all bankers as Honest John
Barclay, and in the past 80 years had cart
cd over 81 500, 900 worth Of gold and silver
to aud from the ocean steamers.
The Supreme Court has decided the
owner Of dog ia responsible for all dam
caused by the animal. If he bites any one,
IL he barks at horse and causes runaway.
or in any way damages the property Of an
other, damages may be recovered from the
owner.
Two well-known members Of the Al
legheny county bar. one of them Hebrew.
to whom an important case had just been
submitted, were discussing the size Of the
fee to be charged. 81 think 81, 900 would
be about the right figure, said the Hebrew.
"Ridculousl Make IL not less than 5, ,000,"
said the colleague. almost thou per-
suadest me to be Christian was the retort.
-Lady-"Wa something to eat, ehi
Why don't you work at some tradeT
Pm professional man."
Lady-'Wh What,s you profession" Tramp
"well, Pm an 'afterdinner speaker at
present"
"A little seven-yea ear-old Pottstown girl
skipped the rope two hundred times in
succession, fell down exhausted and was
carried home. The physicians who attend
her say that she will be q cripple all her
life from spine disease. Gossip notices q
great deal of rope jumping among the
little folk of this city. and deems il we'll
TO call attention 10 the case Of the little
Pottstown girl, that parents may act ac-
cordi0gIy.