Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-17

DIR Guelliot, of Rheims, declared re-
Gently at the Congress of French Surgeons.
neld IN Lyons, that Cancer was contagious
The transmission may be rect from the
body, but more frequently through wear
ing apparel or table utensils.
The muscles in the baud reach their
highest perfection in man; no other AM
NAL has true hand; the muscles of eyes
ear and nose show that several groups
which in the lower amin ais are very high
ly developed, in man are i'll an almost rud
imentary condition.
Hoods Sarsaparilla fortii es the sls-
trm against attacks of disease. Ii pre-
vents fever and dipht1 eria.
A writer asks "Can you shooti" and
then gives the following rules, which. If
carefully observed by those who 60 hunt
ing, will avoid many sad accidents: Never.
uuder any circumstances, point your gun
toward q human being. Never carry il SO
that if it were accidently discharged il
would even endanger the life of "a deg.
Always think which way your gun is point
ed, and if companion is in the field with
you, no matter how near or how tempting
the game appears, do not shoot untii you
knaw where he is; stray shot In ~ b.. slf-
ficient to destroy an aye forever. N-ver
carry loaded gun in a wagon. Never
carry loaded gun over a fence; put IL
through and then get over. Always car
ry gun at half cock; il breechl""drr
never let the hammers rest on the plnng-
ers. Never get in front of a gun; it you
are falling drop it 81 .he muzzle will be
from you If the cartridge sticks The stout
blade of knife will probably extract ii;
if not, take out the other cartridge, cut
straight stick and poke il out from the
muzzle even then do not get in front OF a
gun. After firing one barrel take Toe carf
ridge out of the other and examine the WAL
To see that it is not loosened. as it soule-
times after heavy recoii, for should 1t get
INTO the other barrel, it is liable tn bursr
the gun. Never take hold of the muzze of a
gun to draw it toward you. Never set
gun up go that if il would fall the muzzle
gould be toward you. Never keep ioad-
ed gun in the house. Follow all tneso
Jules. be self possessed aud the h=!hs viii
itfurd you sport without danger.
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
nsrd, soft or calloused Jumps and blem.
shes from burses. blood spavins, caros,
,plintS, sweeney, riDgbone, STILES, spraIns
~ swollen threats, coughs, etc save
$50 by use of ono buttle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known.
Sold by J Z. Redlck. druggist Butter Pa.
The cash value of locomotive ave-.
ages SO 900, and there are now in use
tue railroads of the United States about
35 600 locomotives, representing total
Investment of $3.50, 600, 0G0. The Pennsyl-
vania railroad stanus III the head OF the
list with 625 locomotives.
1t is estimated that more gold md sill
v,d have been sunk IN the sea than are
nov in circulation on the earth.
The name nf n q. Downs still lives
although he has been dead many years
His Elixir Tor the cure OF coughs and colds
aas ali eady OUtlived him quarter of
century, and is still growing IN favor with
the public.
The fact that Philadelphia alone has
sold 6, 700 Car horses in one year shows
abnndantly why this animal brings such
d poor price. Mind the trolley has invad-
nj and sa IN for less
extent in every part of the country there
is smaller demand for horse flesh III
time this will regulate iself-either fewer
horses will be raised or better ones for spec
ial purposes, viz, roadsters and heavy
dray horses. For good driving and heavy
draft horses there is still mar ket; but the
class from which the car horse was drawn
must largely disappear This decline in
the horse market of course affects the price
of hay and grain. ALI around we have an
illustration of the fact that every new in
vention disturbs some economic force. But
y REIMBURSEMENT comes sooner or later and
the public benefits. As a moral effect, in
developing sympathy tor the lower ANIMALS
| the disappearance of the car horse has
orked wondrous results.
All those who have used Bpxter's
Mandrake Bitters speak very strongly in
their praise. Twenty five cents per bot
tie.
I'm the general sense, agricultural ma
chluery, steam plows, sewers, reapers,
harvesters. and threshipg machines have
probably supplsnted more manual labor
than any other application of mechanics