Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-04-04

-Hartzsll d Kemper are now resdy Tor
business in their new place-ths Williams
building, south of the Diamond. Read
their adv. in another place.
j. d. Martin of Forward twp, Admin
istrator of Thos. ". Martin, decd, Will
have sale of personal property on the
premises, on Wednesday afternoon Of 4, xt
week. See bills posted.
An amusing incident occurred at a
station the other evening. a gentleman
who was going away from home for awhile
was shaking hands with some OF the fami-
IL and then turned to kiss his wife good
by, but 10y mistake and in the hurry and
excitement of leaving. almost kissed anoth-
er mans wife. A number of persons who
were standing about the station, smiled
uutloud, the man blushed and his wife
didn't look half pleased.
Judge Gunnison, of Erie county, IN
gran. ing licenses, barred out free lunches
by stringent ruling. Judge Stowe, oil
Allegheny county, not only allowed tue
free lunches but spoke dpprovngiy OF
them. Judge Wallace Of New Castle I'M
posed lot of restrictions and requirements
and astonished the people there by saying
that he would visit the bsr-rooms, person
ally, and see that they We're carried ont.
1t takes all kinds Of judges to make the
law interesting.
Astronomers say that on Good Friday,
April Il, the heavenly bodies which gravl-
tate round the sun will be in exactly the
same position they occupied in the hrma-
ment the day Ctrlst died on the cross. 1T
will be the first time such a thing has oc-
Cured since that great day just l, o62 years
ago. That was the thirty third year of the
Christian era, which dates from the birth OF
Jesus Christ. at I1:20 p. N. on April II,
Eastern time, the moon will pass before
Virginia (Spies) and hide that constella-
tion far over an hour.
Cellars should not only receive n
thorough cleaning every spring and fall.
but care should be taken at all times that
decsyed vegetables, ETC., do not sceumu-
late and thus endanger the health if not
the lives of the fami :. This inssnitary
evil is strangely overlooked By housewives
who evidently consider their cellars rs
sort of dunping grounds. These damp.
poorly ventilated and Uttered Easements
are frequently the source of disease. The
wise and truly cleanly housewife Will he
as proporuonateiy careful of her cellar Is
of her parl0r.
Individual communion glasses have
been introduced in some of the larger city
churches. This innovation is attractins
about as much attention and causing ar
much argument as il it was one of the es-
sentials of salvation. In the end the in
dividual glasses will win. While one per-
son is about as cleanly as another, still
some people do not relish dridking from q
vessel that has been to the lips of a hur-
dred other people, without washing. The
beer drinker would not pstronise q saloon
WDeT6 I0ty uebeT NhSueu IDoIi SAdoccS, anu
if he drinks two glasses of beer he insists
ON having his glass washed before being
filled the second time. Surely there should
be as much cleanliness observed at the
Lords table : in saloon.
A school teacher was fined $50 and
costs for giving a scholar an unmerciful
trourcng, and doubtless wishes now be
was not so tree with the rod When
school teacher cannot control by moral
suason be has another remedy. He can
suspend tie pupil, and no school board on
earth would Ie,nstata aD incorrigibie
scholar who would not promise to behave
in the future There is no use in beating
child 1t is q species of brutality that
should not be permitted in school room.
Fire the bad pupil out. 1t parents desire
an education for their children, they must
see that their children are taught to be-
have properly in school At hcme is the
place to discipline them. The old saying
of "spare the rod and spoil the child does
not apply to the school room.