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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
Should We Advertise in Dull Times 2

Since the very nature OF an adver-
tisement is to secure more business
and greater returns, il would seem as
il the above question was practically
unnecessary, yet our experience thus
far proves the opposite. There is a
large class of advertisers who, when
dull times approach. instead of eNer-
cising the usual sagacity exhibited at
other seasons, tic an additional knot
in their purse-strings, withdraw their
names from before the public, and
then sit down to lament their sad fate
and wonder why $50 little is going
on" We have often tried TO expose
the fallacy Of such a course, ana point
ont its ruinous results, yet neither the
example of the wise and prudent who
heed not dull times, and consequently
are not afflicted with them like others,
nor their own i'll success, has yet con-
vinced them OF their error.
1t may be laid down as an indisputa-
bic fact that if IN good times it is
necessary TO advertise to secure bust
ness, in dull times it is all the more 50.
And whyy Simply because the fact
OF advertising al all is proof conclusive
that such a course will and Goes bring
business; hence the more one patron
izes the press, the greater viii be his
revenue, and the more certain his
success. Many men are dependent
entirely upon advertising for success.
Suppose they were TO refuse to adver-
tise at allg "Dull times" would be
the inevitable result, and no one would
wonder ut their failure.
OF course some seasons of the year
are better adapted TO particular classes
of advertising than others, yet the
general advertiser can never afford 10
Withdraw himself from the public,
even for a single day, and the judi
cious one never will Persisioncy and
energy are always requisite, and their
fruits can be gathered by no other
incentives, much less by inaction and
lamentation II, then, you find that
business is dull, or profits are growing
beautifully less, instead of thrnsling
all the blame upon The poor public,
look closely to see if it is not rather
in your own sell, and. If convinced OF
this, act as YOU would at any other
time, and Obvinte the cause by advor-
tising.-R0Ueii'S Advertising Gazette.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
FAKE FROM CLEARFlELn N
CONNECTION.


Passengers leaving clearfeld &, sw,
Phil 'psburg At 3.55 p. m. Osceols Al ar
arrive at Tyrone At $50 p. m, making egT,'s.'--
with Cincinnati Express East a. t.l5 p.r.-
with Mail West at cat p. m, on Main tir,, -
with Bald Eagle Express, leaving TyreB, !, -
p. m, arriving At Belleionte at sl5p. ~.
Lock Haven at 1880 p. m, connecting ~, H.
Mail East on the Philadelphia and Ere - !.
ll.2l ?. m. arriving At williamson a. lgi,,
Returning, passengers leaving Wilma :,
SIS q. m. on Erie Mail West, arrive al I,itp.
ven at s5l = m, connecting vita Hal5 -.
Express leaving Lock Haven At losBat
rivinE At bellefonie ~ ll.55 O. N. gssv u.
City al 5.s5 P. m. and Tyrone a. l2Dpn
EDWARD II. WILLIAMS
General supennttti,r.
GEORGE {. wilkins
m1ls-u hupeliuipt8e-i
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

Kind words aro THE brightest fow-
or oi carth's cxisicnccs they make q
very paradise 1f TIE humtlesi homc
than the world can show Tst them.
aud especially aruund the frosidc
circle They arc jewels bey'ui Vrce.
and more precious 10 hcal the uOuudci
hcart and make ihe weighed-ioun
spirit glad. Than al The other blessings
The world can give.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

"When my mother ssys 90. there 3
90 vcs in o. morc is a sermon iu q
nutshell Muluiudes Of psrcnis ssv
"no," but ai;cr a good deal of teasing
and debate ID fuany beconcs yes
Love and kindness are essential clc-
mcnis ga the successful management
ui children. hut frmncss decision
infcxihaiy and uniformity Of treat
mcui are no less important
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
READING FOR ALLIl
BOOKS B STLTIONERT.

A. y q n 81" N ~ 4 = 4 4 aHaN r. ~
MARKET -. Clcarfcld, al the Pest oncc.l
fIfht urdc-sr rrsi hsrf leave fn arnrurrs o.
Il ths ciiirtuE uf Clrirfsid ard ririuifv. thnf
be has tuei rr reon sua has iust rstu-usi
i-un he rifr uifh q large uuuaut Of readiur
us''sr, tcusisiug On rtrt ui
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
f.tnt. Acruuri uui Pas Boots 81 srs-r De-
T1rliars farrr ard Errtiurts. Fruret pressed
81 Tluirs Pens rrf nfucilss Biark. LEGAL
spt-t. hests Nrrtrtr1s luiruc.t Erfur
u1l ard frruissrrr raf1F Waite sd ra-rt.
ufri rrisr LEGAL Car rsrrrf Car. araR Rlr Car .
cteeL N1rr iur fiftf- rlarr. frfs rr TirIir
rgrstart'r on tani. hrr hrrts ur s'affrnsry
ltsire4 eat ] nay raf have % tara. wiIl he u-.
ordered tF frtt erFrsss. ard soii a. vholesais
~ VITAL O. suit cEstnusrs. I uiM aIsn kfsr
af-iadira. iiisraiurt, su-t a. Magazines. Nest-
rnrs-a. Ac !. A. aArLIN.
cl.a-tsii NAY =. iseSzf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
clothing.
How TO Save Money.

TuE tiuss r-s hsra yuu'a Ike 10 know
II Hcr yuu nav ssvs year iollars;
he ~ 10 Do it will shur,
Ifyul vil rsad shat follows
A usn he lived uoi far fruu here,
We worked hard a. his trade
Bet hai housstoia 20 support
Tkat tsusudsrsi al be made.
] net hin oucs. SAYS he. NY frisnd,
lcek thread bear ard rcurh
I've trisi to rst uyssn suit
Bal c,ut ssEs ~ euuugh."
styt I. uy f-isui. h.v uuch have yoaf
II tel ye1 uhsrs 90 ro
T. rsi seii ttsf's srurd and cheaps
T. EElEENSTEIN CO.
Hs tool vtai Htts he haa ssrsa.
Aui usri 30 Rsirsnssin a Broibsrs,
Ari thsrt hs 50 . handsome suit
Fcr haif D. Tail 80 othsrs.
Nov he is hone, hs ioats o. veil,
Aoi thslr tFesi is sach,
Tat shsr ties take thsir daily neal,
Ihsy tout eat haif us uush.
Asl -su Be leis on Saturday rirht
Via an ttslr wants supplied.
Ihai Ne has ruusT lsf 10 spend,
Aud seus 10 lsy ssiis
His rco3 succss,. ia cheerful smiis,
ne gladly els 10 au.
II ycui sara muasy, 81 aud buy
Tcur ciathes at--
RElzENSTETN'S CLOTHING HALL
Where ths rs-rsst s-ssi ard best Cioihiur
ard rori Fgrrihius Go1is ran Be bad to suii
'vsrg t.sis and ia every siyis srril q
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

In its early DAYS. the Alta Clfifg.
nidn once containeda q paragraph which
ran thus 3 "NNu have nc w in our
type, as there Is none in the Spanish
Alphabet. Wei have sent TO the sand.
witch Islands for this loiter: until !,
arrives, we must use two w."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

ten men can dig he dirt from the roots ifio
extracted L viii uull oEiuF 70 the siis o. 10
stumpsl irom Forty 10 one huudrsd per day. j
sill either ,urn them over, or sufperd thea %
be propped up. a. desirsd.
Any person wanfing one of these Mscblusi
can tate ID to hs iarm. and, if not TOO far lsay.
We wiil 20 snd help set e 1p aud test IL n be
is not satisfied us viii take d away and charge
nothing for our truuhle Machines Sl6o 9Th
Township Rights. sinfls Machines. sl7o.
state aud Couniy Rights for sale.
BOOTH d BuMBARGER.
Jeftrson Like p. o., Ciear6sld Co., Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

a genius oui West has just paten-
ted machine for making chestnuts
ou; ossweetpo potatoes He's a brother
20 the Old man who put handles 10
the prekiy Pears and sold them for
currycomhS
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

The reason the clergy leave the
city IN the heated term is because
they feel that the state OF the weather
Nj. sufficiently remind their focks of
their future state ofoxistercc aithuut
any need OF Instruction from the pulnit
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

Nothing can be well done that is
Gone ~ hurry" oracularly said a
politician IN New York. rrccniiv -
How about catching feasg" asked
q "as at his elbow. The politician
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
ORGANS & PIANOS.
ESTY'S AND MASON d HAMLINS
rrn stlr rr
81. HAYES, ou--rusyils. p
furniture.
NEW FURNITURE STORE
N CURwENsVIIIE
D. BAUMAN

IT = = I n Az
nESTHES ts ir--ru ihs riiissrs -f Curvsus
IL vile nri fieiri,y TAT hs tas arsrsa q
siart "a frcri si-esl arrcsIis The Tau yu-d. Ia
re hu-aurt af CurususFiI's, stg-r heri kssr
rr-s,ari'r cr hani srd ior sac rsrr rktar ~
Casu.a iarrs ard rtrist arsrrtusri q rss3y-
uadt furriiurt, tuurr sA.c sElhe
BUREAUS AND SIDE BOARDS.
Wrri-otfs uri rcet Cases Takes. Es1stsaa,
Scias.Sinrts- Hat rscts Lcakirz .flzssst. .Ctai-s.
Nrrf-essfs. ac. ukirt Bel 81 stn ur rf-r -
f-uaacs- uri9-fu "a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

We must need have somc concern
when We look into our losses but Il
We consider how ltile VIC deserve
what is leit our murmurs viii turn
into shaukiulucss.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

a ny business Is more respectable
than what = termed loafnr A
young mau had better sell .oS 49,,
BY the pailiul than hang around puk-
hg places, numbering time and h.
c<r reputation.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

This Is the way they libel folks out
West "A little boy who was asked i.
he knew where liars went. ansue Cd
yes-thsy went - Cincinnati 70 write
Tor the paper7
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

10 b The Cross thar make thc rcart
81 sweet AMID the icars of grici.
pcare keeps her silent riacs ikc The
raiubow Ton The spray q thc
cataract
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
Beale'S Embrocalion,

a. A POW Bill s.
Fer all aiseasss incident 20 Horscs, Cattle, and
Human Flesh, requiring the use Of an
external application.
Ihu kmbrocaunu Was extensively used by
the Govtrumtut during the war.
Fur sale By Hartssick A lrwir. Cleardeld.
Joseph n. Irwin. Curwensville. Daniel Good
lander. Lu;hersturs Il
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
NEW SADDLER SHOP.
SHOCH a WEAVER,

cuOln a " IA EtE
I.uthcrshurg. CiearGcid County. Pa.
NANUFACTUREEs o. and Dealsrs 10 an
vi kinds of riaiu aad fsrry HARNESS
ssuaist. hridies. Whips, Cellars. Haiisrs. nud
al aric'ss usut' y iousi in o frss-ciass sasdief
shap- AT Hr-t duus on shcrt rctics and a.
ruasuuub.s rutsL Nurs hui tnrcrieussi vu-k
ucu employed kuuu, cne seer uss- Of tie
Aue-isau msisL ~ w. SCH0rH.
lyisIu o.. j. WEAVER
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
BOOTHS IMPROVED
STUMP EXTRACTOR.

Messra Booth
a Rumharrcr
Proprietor Of
the furroved
STUMP Ex
tractnr,wish %
distinctly M
dersiood thaf
they warrant
this maehinr
odojustwha
Il is recon
fneuded lex
ceiling oihrt
machines bs
its being COZ
sirucied on
frue phnaso
phical pduci
rleE IL sill
extract tht
largest pine
sfumu. FuF
pend itabove
ground-per
hitting mt
soutoIanbacs
in the hale
and sill pol
hemaEhnafl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

Mrs Darlington was roprovinr Ike
Tor hisinordinate consumption of grcfn
apples; "lsaac, said the worthy dame
.'yon eat more green apples than there
Is any ne1dssfrr for"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
Attention, Afflicted |

INHk subscriber gives notice that he has
Il resumed The practice Of Medicine IN Luth-
ershurr. where he intends 10 devote bis atton.
ucn % the treatment Of CHRONIC DISEASES
10 general We win keep on hand choice Sc
lection Of DRUGS and MEDICINES adapted %
ihe treatment Of chrcnie diseases, and may be
consulted At bic oHce o. any hour Of the day.
n IA word % those afflicted with chronic
diseases nay Be O. rHris advantage. MANv
Ntr sor be asare that cousrEY Ph, sicians who
Do q Hirise rtac,ice have not TtNE to a,ssad 70
the Treatment 81 cuHosio diseases. and conse-
qusutly Sretrcr then; herce this class Of dis.
eases reguiros ExctusIrr tucuton.
GfuRGK WILSON, NJ. D.
Luihcrsburc, Feb q. lSss.u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
Cheap Furniture.


H"AAaH " T. AHAN "A
nVSiRrs 90 irforu ks r'l frisras n-s rrs
" tuutrs. st1' tarirE s-iarzsi tis st-p ara
i1r-s1ssi tii iasilf1t o. usre a-.u-irr. BE- !,
ne r-tpt-rt q, ustt b. u-is- .u.h Fu-r.iu-s =.
urr st drsi-sL ir rc-i sfris ara 81 stsar -ats.
~ CASA hs rsuF-alv tss r- tand. 81 81,
fu-r'-u-s -aa11. rsrisi sst-tns-t cf -saty
znts ia-r lu-s, au,rE vtirh rrs
BUREAUS And SInE-BOARuS.
ws-a-atsrr-s ru,t- -crssr Gears. Ssl,. rs-,--.
E-s1lfss a-i Diri-r Eait-sic- Tstisss ca
rae. f-rrrt- r-st Ca-Iars. .4Frur- Lirf a-s a.tsr
Frfsrrnass Sefns rf Ell kirfs. Wr-f sts-is
81 -stsA Wnss-ria-iss Rcstiur ara Al
rtnirse sr-trr.ssti. r1rs kruan. rariu-. rrr.
u.sr AID uitfr Cta -ss lerlfrr Glasses e. ever
sssr-,r-'r- n1 tr-li al rsr glasses fu- "a
lrr-rs. vtlss al 10 rui r. o., vs-y ssss--stis
tf--l e- stu-trs, rati-s- Hs as, tstrs 1- hsri
r- iu-- .tsl t1 l-isr. r1-n-t1sk. Hai- urt C1t-
let-iaF Ns'i-russs
COrfINs or EyERY krNn
usss o. e-ls-. 80 terl-zis afts-aas ia !
nss-ss vttrsrs- afI--ti. Als1. Hh-ss rufrtIrr
aurs e. rrEf-. Tts srts--iesr alse ua-u1r.-
turrs. al sss rsrslarily 60 t1.d. Cis-ss.'s
rnisri Nastirr Nart ne. tts A..i 80 II uss
rhcss ue-r tAis uasaias rsrsr us.s !. vah
rri rlsss riastsi Hs az. sas Flysfs rs1sri
cfu-s. a srrs-is- a-tiris. a is-ily us.ar tAis
c.urr rsrsr re-t = ~ii,eui tsiis-i
A. ~ sieve 40 us-y siss- u-si-i.s ~ f--
ristei il srs-a-s-s staar 81 Case ur sr-ts-rst
o. rrs -rrss -.1rf-y f-rtc-s. Cts--r. r4ria
farll-. lIrucri 80 cltfr Luutsr sai..tis e.
oltirs; ~s-t. ttist ir rttrrrs ta- iurrirr-s
rF-Es-f-ts- - - = r- N,-t.f s--sst.
Csartsli. f.- sul u.H,.y eEr-, is ~ '-1ls 1sv
Ss.-s. JOIN erLIca.
Srvsass- - issiy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

Real fidelity may be rare. bot il
exists in the heart. They only 6,nr
us worth and power who never loved
friend nor laborcd 10 make one
happy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

We. TIE the uuis-si gned. having witnessed the
trial q 7. J Booth lmpruEsd stomp EHirtriof
on the fsrm ~ x. d Noors. rear LuiherIhurg,
on Saturday and Mouiay, ihe l.l and 9ih %
November, take pleasure iu 1yiug 20 ihs pub
iic, that ne believe t Do be me tess machine
nos ia uss f1r eairac..tg siumrt. l.isof simple
coniiruciiou. easily managed, uet liable 90 get
ont ci order. and ven durabie. Frur ueu took
the maetiue iron .ls EaEon. uhcu snl -e,y
SPAR, PIT ii Together. und pulled large pine
siumF 10 less thar ous hour. We izH tee men
pail large Eiump uith ease. Ttsy lss bore.
bat b. does be uurt iu irki1r oui he larEsu
stuuTs. vilhuut a hard rul. Mr. Booih. The
PzisuiFs. fa'ly uulfrsiauls ruItiug % and
banding The machine We uuuId advise Oh ose
ia sauto stump cztractofs 90 see this one tested
before Fgrlhas.us s'seu here. vtica lhey eau do
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
Clearfeld Nursery.

ENCOURAGE HOME iNDUSLh'
TnE undersigned, having ssisbi'h's M
Il sery on the Pike, ahoni half way e.'' ~.
Cieartcld and Curwensville, Is prepsiea -
nish al kinds Of FRUIT TREkS, tsisua',,s,'',.'
duarf,) Evergreens, Shruhbery, Grape ~,
6oosoberries, LaSton blackberry, sra -,
and RAsbery Nines. Also. Siberish sfA' - -
Ounce. and early searlei Rhuhsrh Aa "''
j. n. wRIeHf :,
sepsn.ss.y ourven''ile
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
r. b. TAYL0R'S
LIME AND COAL YARD,
,Ncar the Railroad Depotl
CLEARFIELD. PENN'A

1 EMBRACE this method Of isfs-,oisr ,bs
1 rublie, thar I have opened W. yard ior the
sale q wood o. coal-huut LIME and Aulhrneiie
OuAi- 10 The hcronrh Of Cicaffeld. and have
c1'nrleicd arrangements with eastern dealers hv
which ] can keep iui suppl, constantly on hand.
which vii BE- disposed Of At reasonable rates. hy
NE tuu. hushe Or car load. 70 suit purchasers
Those 81 q distance can address me hy lcttrr. and
obtain all nccossary inioruaiion Nv return mail.
r. r. TAYLOR.
Clesfi,id. rs.. Feb =, isea.u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
SECOND ST, CLARIFIED, Pa
BOggsTOwnshipAwake
GREAT EXCITEMENT Al
TIL 0MAS BEERSS

EVERYB0DY irving to rei ihs', arst i'i 70
IL Of being crowded oui ibio De s.ld.
n you want good Shnsing done. g. ~ ~
II you want youf Slets irvnt5fight geto ~ Nv,
u you wtnt good Mil Irons, 60 % hN
II yea wnni your vsgun ironed IN ne essi
style and sorkmsnship, GO 70 ts
BEEEs makes the best Stump Nsehins ,l,,, y "a
State, and does ali kinds Of BLAokSNllhlf
az chesp as can be done in the county ioi -
My Post once address Is Cleareeld bn,ss
THOMAS BkhhN
Borrs Tp., Dec. 10, lS6i-tL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
Philadelphia & Erie RailrOsd

WINTER TINE TABLE
ON and Afisr MONDAY. SEPT. 9Th iu q.
" trains on the PhilAdelphis a Bra 4.
koad viii run % follOus:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
Il. 2, NAUGLE,
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER

oFrosirr rHH -e.@Ss---e HarSrT FrHurr
Posr OFFICE H .ssacLEARF1ELp
rINuK suhsrrihrf rcFrsrruliy irf1-us RS cla
i E.ztruns and he Fatfr generally. that b.
has On hund. lnrd is censisuiy receiving nsu
aaditi-us tAsrsi1.l q la-Es fiock q
Clocks, Watches and Jswelry.
rr-I tssr Isusi-, IN rii iu f--us sud q
iiferrni vhiuss, either ty tts piscs O. set
WATcHEs-A fuil tssurtn sui q ciihsr Geld
ur silver, uade By he hrst Al usrluns and far.
eirn manuiariursfs, inelasinEa q fns lni " rois
aua silFsr tuutinr ease, ial isssiei, Pslsui
Lsrtrs-
CLoCKs-of al 8ssirrs. rorsistiur II sirhi-
day and ihi-ir -huur. Of ether ucirtt. srrirr 90
levers. and huih s,-itt ari alaru-
REPAIRING-An kinds 20 Watches and
Clurss RsTaiItd, and varrEntei-
In nsdiiiau to Ntat I have erums-atsa. tssr
iul assurimtri ui -PEcrtCLEs ccia-sd aud
plan glass. Elso. GOLD PINS nud PENCILS
SPOONS. FORKS. BUTTER KNIVES. ru1 10
fact ersrgihi-E Ia he levflrr lius. III faI O.
have 81 hard iusi vtsi rustnuer nav uttt.
I'll urdur Fsr irs srrrrt,. wittautrarra rharrs
AHhsrnls.ar ct puhiis fafronsrs Is SELECTED
Nas 2, lsss-y AZ NAUGLE
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
The Lightning Tanner.
GUNSMITHING.


RE NOV Al.
fINik undersigned brgs leave 10 inform bis old
Il sud neH customers, and the public generally,
ihai be has Fitted up new GUN SuOp on ire
lot on The corner 90 FOURTH aud MARKET
streets Clearhold, Pa. whcrc be- will keep cou-
siantly on hand and make 10 order an Kinds of
guns. Also, guns re bored, rc-vanishcd. and
neatly repaired on shor, notice an orders hy
mall viii receive prompt attention.
jca6mpd JOHN MOORE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
Democratic Almanac.

A rasi cecs. o. shuuii H. iu iil hands Of every
i'ereeral u csuiairs iul eiec'iou rrturrs from
every cauuiy ia ths United States hcsiics the
-u-ofr o. lsil c1utaius a ccmr'c.f iisi OF fhe
tt1ts At o. rcusrarers slrrlcsasi aui unthrd
during Ll1-1'ua aiu. Isrrtiiuui 1nd that or lS61
reuiairs iti rsnrs ef aii ihosc civilians vho wcrc
-rfiso-el turinr ihs sane period. These two
rtas isr iaiure rriefcnrc. ere worth mort than
o. friss ui ttg Futlicsficu- rhe uumhcr fnr isGS
T. $50 iaIi a ttlratlf statistics. ArYure sending
~ ssui1 ta ihs Pes Nasief. ui rrocire tv rcturr
utll rsrF 81 salh war. ifcs Of postage. ieslaf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06
New Wine and Liquor Store.
/. L. REIZEN NSTEIN,
WHOLESALE DEALER ~
WINES & LIQUORS,
MARKET ST. cLEARFIELn. PA.
MARKET ST. oLrARFIELD, PA.

" Full stock Of Wine, brandy. Gin, whisky
and Alcohol, always on hand Special attention
paid 70 securing pure article for Sacramenial
and medical purposes. jan2l-u
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-13
THE ENIGMA.

A radical gives the following per-
traiturc Of President Grant. We don't
think it complete or full-sizc portrait;
however, we shall see as time unfolds
the policy or no-policy of the President !:
"There is,a kind of pretentious in
consequence about the administration
that is ridiculous, a waving of signals, a
parading of Secretaries, a running to
and fro of blue breeched, shoulder strap
laekies, bnzz of bass drums in the back
ground, as if there were being spread
The net ofsolnc complicated, far-sightcd,
tremendous policy, a simmer and show
of righteousness that exists only in the
expectations of the people. Altogether,
it suggests council of red chiefs grunt-
ing profoundly and swapping wampum,
or a Puritan picnic with 1c Deum sung
around the borders, and a popping of
ginger beer and a wringing of chickens
necks in the fronlispiccc. The doubt
once in a while grows thick whether
Grant is more at home in gig behind
his Havana than in the White House,
fronting the people. Looking him
steadily in the face, it occurs, to you
that the Republican party, powerful as
it was, might have taken from his box
the first Intelligent haekman in the the
street and done as well. Grants face
has no clearness or iliumnaNn in it
more than his military policy 'fSrshreak-
ing down the rebellion. The 1fhAtic
Monthly lately coined an articleupon Ms
intellectual character" 1t is in doubt
whether it exists, Not man, woman,
orShalf grown child in the country but
has constantly put the riddle these two
years: allow is it that grant with his
face like stogy boot, is igreat man Z"
The real query is as to the fact. The
whole matter will probably turn out
simply enough, that, like other mea, he
is what he appears TO be. The Brutuses
who seem fools, turn up wise men, arc
few. Grant swung to the head of mill
tary affairs when the momentum of tho
nation was ready to break down treason.
He swings to the front Of civil affairs
when the party that gave supremacy to
ideas has become the nation itself, and
he as a bubble born on its surface. In
either case the people have been of real
Importance, and the man of fictitious inn
potance. We wanted a hero and a
President, and pronounced the word
Grant"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-13
nrwocRAoY or rmPERIALIsM.


MANY northern democratic journal
recognizing the hopeless condition o
the national democratic organization arr
hooking to the South for new party
founded upon purer principles and con
trOllcd by higher motives. Some OF our
southern presses urge that preparatory
sters be taken to meet this great want
of the country. Other southern presses
depreca,c the formation Of any party
alliances, urging submission to the sin
cyitabIe" with such indications of des-
po,ism as circumstances may enable us
to secure.
Let us endcavor to look clear through
this matter. To organize a party on a
Constitutional and State Rights basis
will involve cira war. 1t will bring in
10 conflict party devoted to the restor-
asion of former libsrty and one already
invested with the powers of present dcs-
potism and which is rapidly consolidat-
Ing the political strength of the nation.
To organize against this tendency is to
inaugurate war. The only liking issue
in our politics remaining is Imperialism
or Democracy.
Now suppose you organize and lay
the train to explode perhaps in the next
generation in civil war-what will be
the result 7 Suppose the democratic par
ty conquers, will you have a dcmocra-
cyi Just as absurd as to suppose that
the Northern States could conquer the
Southern and preserve Constitutional
liberty.
A portion Of the northern democracy
said to the South in 1860 600 ahead !
The fanatics will walk over our dead
bodies bsforc reaching your territory"
The Southern leaders went ahead and
we saw great many of these northern
democrats in the conqucring Army
Now, if they wish relief from the con-
scquent load of dcspotism let them go
ahead" and we may aid them. We are
now wisely engaged in nursing our Gle
ments of strength and can bear as long
and patiently the overthrow of liberty
and tho expressions of dcspotism as our
northern friends. We accent the gOucyn-
@ent, the despOtiSm, yoW section created
and has forced upon as. 1t can do as
very little further harm. If you wish
now to kick it over just use your own
foot in the operation.