davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22
CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY.
NOW READY.
THE "cATHolIC ANNUAL" for 1873
THIRTY-SIX ILLUSTRATIONS.
y THE ILLUSTRATED
CATHOLIC FAMILY ALMANAC
For 1878.
IS NOW FOR SALE AT ALL THE BOOK STORES
CON IT Z n T s.:

oetinence Days; Almanacs; Anagram; An Old Hymn.
Archbishop Huahes with portrait); Archbishou,
and Bishops of tho United States Calendars uvelvs
ilinstrations,; Cathedral Of Charities. France lu,
trstonI; Catholic Chronology for the United States
Charles Carroll Of Caxroliton two illustratons,
Genealogical Notes; Cologne Cashedral tillustrs
ton), Conjunction Of Planets and Other Phenomep,
Csnundrans; Cycles Of Time and Church DAYS.
.Dates Of DiGuities; Dates Of the American War;
Days Of Obligation to- Abstain from Work; d..
ta.css from New York to Important Cities and
Towns in the United States; Eolipses for 1879: En-
penses Of Our Wars; Fasting Days of Obligation.
Father Ennanus, Crespal. o 8 F. trortrals; Fir,t
Masses In Various Pasts Of America; French Dyna.
taes and sovereigns; Gerald Griffin (portrait); Ger
maps in the United Statesi Golden Grains Indian
Dictionaries; Key to Conandrums; Life; Life and
Death; Meaning of Names; Mother Julia tportrsis);
Mother Seton tportraig; Morning and Evening
stars; Most Rev. II. J. spslding. tportraiD
Natives Of Ireland in tho United states; Old Caths
lilo Pxeyerbs-and Sayings; Old St. Mays Maryland
(illustration); Pagan Origin Of Some Protestan.
Ideas; Plus TX. a. Builder Places of the Planets
Planets Brightest; Postage; Railroads Of the Prin
cipal Countries Of thu World; Row Theobald Mat
thew (portraitl; Right Rev John McGin 3D. tpor.
trait; Senior Don Alonso Names do Haro (portrait)
81. Colnmbs dllastrationl; Stamp Duties; Statistics
Of the Catholic Church Tslsgraphs of the Principal
Countries Of the World; Tho BollAndists; The Case
il Altered; The Cathedral Of Sienna dlustration,;
The Doctors Of the Church The Escape of Father
Dcutseiesn dunstratisna; Tho Four Seasons; The
NAgastss Telegraph Jesuit Invention; The
Monks 10 LSo1bfnithri Tho New Post Office,
Nsu York <iIaasssaaissh Two Pictures; The Rock
Of Oashel fswo illastrtlens); The Right Rev James
Doyle. DD <psatrAis,, Ths Right Row. John Nil
psr DID. Sposerafe,, The esints; Tho States Of
II Eurnps--Assa ana Fspulatisr; The Venerable Gre
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22

Barnum is here, as you will see BY his ad-
,srt;seuent II camo too late for e1tended notice
but As has hoard all about this cslSbFsted man
and his mammoth world show, It is only neoessarys
state that he will hold forth on TiSOn Circle to draw
an xtoua snd expeet ant multttndes. - i ..sa'H
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22

Poor and rich, old and young, should road
p,...ln.n e. Adams Christmas advertisement II
vu there be seen that they have articles Suitable
for press,tsa at values ranging froaa ten osnss up
hundreds of dollars personal inspeotiOD sf shsal
stock is all that tese gentlemen ask 81 these V
the desire and tho necessary oaoh 10
mas present either for themselves or for oAe eae
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22

Our energetic friend, Aieheel Esan' has saen
ip,aense stock Of coal hand thst hs has rsauoea
rriees % low % TO mskeit obis 10 people iron e
partso of tho city to send his yard
street nsas Josepbine. Hs beionga 70 No ooe''.
go" na oan therefore reduce prices TO salt the
,.on,. He alue has On enormous stook Of wood On
hand. II you want money ask his prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22

COOP NEws!-The great now tea store, ss@
Magazine street. has just received Large tAFoies ~
fresh teas Aessrs Cunningham. Hogan q 90, lhe
propriesors, old tea dealers and give thsif enne
tsnt;op 70 the business hence thsy afford aAvan-
tages to be had no whore else Give them one
then Judge for yourself t- ,.p,-s'
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22

Why throw away money upon useless pres
ants sh shers are % nay Articles that ere usfni ~
well a. ornsmental. which cost - little ana are
.ecsnt.s,e to- the recipient Fer instance, 80 not
n ,st.sr TO takse ysuDz boy Hognns on
and eve him par rcd topped boots than to aiveoi
balloon that will burst in few hours or eaai wsth
which to break sn the neighbour windows Hogan has
one Of the largest aad cnnplete stocks OF ssoss
boots etc. ever In this city Can and e1anaDe
It and remember TO DO practical In this oay wan.
cd Give vour friend sohsethiug hs use and cont
v.ase yeur money on tzHes,-Rsaa his eavertiss-
nsut. ~ r.fsa bes r-i-- tds9'L- ra''1 '~'-t
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22

One Of the NEST, If not the Raost useful and
acceptable presents can naksS his vie mother
or sster % sinser Improved Family Sewing Mnohane
With IL any woman keep . large family well sup
Piled with clothes and have plenty Of time TO spare DO
-. ma avery garment worn will be = reminder Of
.h fTc,iop made manifest By the gift Messrs Cooper
a Co tine agents cApHl strost, make easy terms OF
Dnvnent when such arc desired.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22
Z, HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
80. BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
=: CA THO ETC BOOKS
Sex - t- -
,....,f4 ,s-s FOR
Christmas and New Years Gifts.

HlHERIcToRfAL BIBLE ANDCHURCHH HISTORY
yes Assdssd and cG ss sv, v Ts Of Js1a
49, and s1vssds q oae hundred beautiful engrsy.
A. aa ri sss as11 ssT1s III
C 90 ~ 1877 ~ ~ 80 q 49, - Z
= rTn.pAss4eN. DHAGHaAND RRSURREcTIoN
A..sss j ''fs
WI ys s ssss g. s. ss ss ss ''' '"s
n,HE HISTORY or The CHURCH from the isI Birth
q Sss: E The Hssss ForSy 1o
rsHE HIsTeRT.oF TnE BIBLE With Iss sp Lai
dia q hlH'ifa,ione- BY Rev. H'aFS f0Fm'S' '''-
TMpsssoss or SPAN: By Lady Herbert + 1 lgGt
gus ~ SsH SDa e s sfssea fapas illus
Char conysaas etc in Spain he spsnisrds
acipaiou Of the manassas ana sa.soms ., 'ns CHpCH
8 Y y S.sss ., S u Portraits
| ~RAnIR LANpa-RALESTINE. SYRIA, EGYPT,
~ etc. ny LADY, Hsfssst IilIst' s.sd vita nsL fs.
Hs,5 gscSr0 Easarsh etc
nisse Chrstas CIT could be ted than this oOOi
SS &c. ei f%m esn snsiaas, q So calf sii g.
I'm ~ ~ " Lie e Mssher Gecansy. Ius.rs
~ ish fulIp pare Illustrations vol ismo CLOTH extra
q q: 50; id eiesh. Eli:, O.. - -. .,
Sindps from q Is CO. We have o2PeI Lsa
edition Of fhe Bible now pubiished IN tho hnsn'A
sT1gr FOLLOWING OF CHRIST illustrated; ,,a IN
!, l. cloth roam. calf and norOooo bindings Nv '-
. prices. from y 80 10 Is. villa, .a;,jou
0 i Hound ia roam, calf and morocco g. '"' s''
ana - ~, rs.rRhTRD HISTORY OF IRELAND, =
ne1 nd eHlargea eaioD with Map' oiS .e IsGa
the eaest period % the Psnsenf scenes Dc
e a fS oy Sy essss Il H on
Ion and George ier1en Tiss Illustrating
and sts svsS asss
sd tse large ae eeeof yols no 1 asal i've 7 pages
y , sSn,' &, :t oI5ss S'S g. Ssf g.
sGsTEKs sfeRYs ny Mrs augustus s.S Gr e
:" "A ksot .smO. q sos sas sdees' s'0'' "-''
ID NEs E1S pr cs ST; Pt1SE sS
S & tssA a aha History e /
- issa etc., ets: va rate oIasAs5s"' 'l''n' si
eqS 81 Tff $eHE
r.ss ss1s Tiss
sess ,,s s1s q
sSS 64ndin sS aaa cEstho.S Publication
Getty So aSSrso to siiss Srs present the par
r TITLE PIERRE, tar PEpkAE; OF n asIfSi
ed from s sIS IS Essn easss g. 81 clOh gilt
70 a beautiful presO1s for espoy.. = 90, IzRRARV,
n rF4E HLgsTsATs1 SI e a. So1s up Ia \. S9
gSSs sRS S Soa ciotE . PeF boz ot '0'D ~
per hoS.ul 80 J IS. .-'ti' # Amer
rTSHE HOUSE or XoRKH. lstD' yo 81 sSo. eli
r,.,L LIS g. o %ssa ala iP q Sc
Gossr sScE la. An a assSs'
In. ton. niustTated. vol sV0' 0l''n S''
sve TaRRYER BOOTS. A large a. S SiH%S Of bind
- R,oka large and small IN Al XIII tyory, at pr
i cloth, calf morocco, velvet eheh "
~ from ~ cents to $40. , ace
ASS' r-yp For styles and prices OF .I pGTS
. .est ,,v mail postpaid on '0'''
u All our O'SA the advertised price.
Address, ,r,oN SOCIE
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION 1t
LAwsENCE KtHoE, General SS voR
b owARHRN STREET. NE" A''
For 'A'0 '' G. D. ELDER, Bookseller aStr.
AN, " Es4 CAMP 81 Rec,
a sSSs5sa n ,-s.r.,t y.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22

there ia mOrSsf9 Che lnte0tloH OF tno Oo'otu,
ment than upon the face OF the Htl.; Il w neeu
pished by Wednesday = debate IN the Lover
House at Berlin. Herr Won Reichenspergef
md moved that Catholic etudents In the
Braupsberg Gymuasiuus should NOS 20 com
PEELED to receive religions instructions rom
excommunicated professors. This motion
WAS. as might have been expected, rejected,
and an order of the day, approved ny GOV
|ernment passed by 264 against 81 votes But
tbia pyaa the ground which the Government
took up. eff the RECOMMENDATION OF FRO
fessor Wollmann were TO be taken as the oe'
Gliding test whether Ire was otto be professor
the authority of the Government WOULD %
auhordinate to that of the Bishop OF Erin
land. = Ii, therefore, o Catholic teacher oe
eutsIes a Protestant or teaches Protestant
doctrine, it is for the State, not fertno bisnop
| to decide whether he is Catheltc or net..o as
even this 10 not all. :" THE Severhment,
said the Minister Of Pubic " 1ISnip, a aaS
i not accept the doctrine OF infatlpinty, anu
4 could not therefore, reeogniee any eonse
auences arising out of ii" IL cons1ners
both the parties now OF variance Within the
d Catholic Church to be Catholics, ana toete-
fore protected Herr Wolimann In his sltua.
ton" We suppose the Governmen.I Uee hut
accept the doctrine of transustantation; Su!
does that give it any right to decide !has
thoes who deny that doctrine arc CatholcS !
In fact, the Government does not only clam
to forbid the infection OF any but relgi9h.
pen atty, but it also claims to judge Whethe'
, in this or that case a purely religious pen.
atty may be inflicted or not: Farther, i
! virdieases this claim in spirit OF the mos
3 outrageous and dishonest partiality. II !
= pretended to give judgment-whlcn IN IL
. self would be a sacrlegious 9sorpauon-
n according to the universally admitted law
: of the Catholic Charch, it could not ven
b ture to affirm that those who reject the de
q craes md incnr the anathemas OF q Geners
o Council approved by the Sovereign Ponti
y are still Catholics. But because the Dolliu
N gerists. as all heretics have always done
thus far persist that they are Catholics tn
B. tain them. so far as force will do it, With
ii the Catholic communion. And st is not
worthy fact that while the Prussian Coz
g eminent refuses to the Church the right
r. elaine to exercise that power itself, I
t. deciding that excommunicated persons
t. true Cathoiics.-London Tablet N0u. ~.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22

Summons Liver Rsgulasor,y IL persisted il,
VIII cure the nost Lsr disease There Y no
failure about it - Ia .l.s & -vt.s,. - r.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22

Good Inducements are held out to respon-
sible aud encEEetiO by an advertisement In our
want column.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22

Tur Automatic WoNDER.-There 10, on ex- |
h,b;,o, at the time on CarOndelet street
side of the Exposition Building as handsome speci
of mechanism as has ever exhibited either in
Europe or America it is styled ''Bergmanns Auto
matte Wonder and very appropriately. a. IL may be
among the leading wonders OF the period Inc
industries of small village to be seen in tu opera
ton These industries consist of grist-mil Sa"'ni'
oi,uiu and smutuin with elevator and blacksmtth
shop attached also ferry boat and boat and boatan
for the transfer OF passengers and various otnsr per
sonages exciting the Greatest admiration Of ALL in tnS
various This magnificent mechanical auto
ia said to have been conceived ny and emanated
from the brain of German and is truly marvellous in
its combnation-so true nature, 30 pregnant with
Thought 40 full Of apparent animation, that may De
ranhoA auaog greatest prCduettOnsc OF mecnanicAl
genius 1t proves highly amusing to children
but co uall, as and entertaining to ALL aud
merits call from old and young. tho admission price
rkessS 8 Is vfEt ~ - : g AZ &sH
| ~ af6ssS -
| 60 = ~ = Z
| SD - ~. s ~ eesnes n 49, y.
1Gs.s = WY = go H''
s. ~ 80. shaass,H7S ~
a., - ssss e Srtsla - $40 asee4Re, -,
| VthsSsl - r 5s1osa 50 llhsasa
me = z sAs 6paafsT dams 81 ~ 'sRhAt Ro3's
iuStatiaa q onr ssas 30 WEN the bsFnaOsn which
our eopIe via pleased to learn heS returned To ouI
city, illustrating the scenery and music OF the Eer
aid Use and its excellence having been endorsed By
the univeT sal of the multtudes who nave
seen it, cannot that its exhibition will bt
Witnessed by large audiences For particulars see au
vertisement.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22

.;or of n henefico We do not know, though
We rather suppose it does. Next, no eoeao-
siassio is 70 DO allowed 70 witnorsw 1 10y s
vittin the male Of tho ecclesiastacsf eociety
to which he belongs. Further, sven 70
Iisious penalties may not be imposed or
decreed for doing any oct ordere9. ., Jill
ting to do any act forbidden BY the law W "
by the authorities, or TOR sne ex ;nc"s;.son
Of such purely religious puaishmens musS
in DO casa be publicly announced oy tae
naming of the person 80 punisneo. Auu
the penalty for Infringement or tnis ia~ 10
fixed ut q fine not exceeding i,UOU tnsiers,
(S75O.) or imprisonment for q period no
eyceed,np two years. 1t is obvious that
this persecutiug enactment muse De neces.
sarily disobeyed, or the Catholic Cbarc6
lust cease to be what it is, hierafcn'eal
| body. The full religious privileges OF eaon
of it's members depend not only on MY
in doctrine but on integrity of discipline
Yet a totally distinct and, in this case, nos
tile power, the Protestant state, here claims
Tn reeul ate the conditions on which the rights
| of communion may or may NOT Oe wv"
drawn. But it 10 in the case OF reoethoae
priest that the unworkabieness OF sne ~"
would become most apparent. First, sup
posing that AL conditions required oy tnt
State are present, and that q priest is cx'
COMM nicated. he cannot be deprived OF NJ!
beoefice or professorsihp, for that, IL wou'e
be said, would touch bis civil esae1s. ,Sec
ODDLY, supposing q priest we're ordered %. .!
.the authorities TO orea ~ use 'a r;xoi ar,
> sehis@atiesi jasl.dietio1..he e.eommuni
cation of him is forbidden; and, wors
than all, in those cases 10 which HE s.cS ssa
munication, or the Withdrawal OF ms s. .ac
: ulty, is graoio us,y permitted By the Staee
{ s be Absolutely futile, because it cannot b
| published. Surprising him to be oao sn
> rebeliious priest, and TO Persevere ooss'
!. uateiy In the exercise Of his ianenone. =,
I people are not to be warned that his m'n
= istratiopa have become invalid, and tbs
# his ahsolntions are null and void. 1t
g quite clear, therefore. that the Prussia
Government has decided upon g oatrGn'
= ont quiet Christian resistance u Possle'
~ Which will win In the ena, rns Hiolenee -
y the persecutors, or tho constancy OF Il
= confessors, we have history as well as fai'
to teach us. sss -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22

ADVERTISING RATES OF TAE ".sTAR."
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22

SUPPRESSION OF RKARGsoEH FEotsEs IN ROME.
welearn by telegram from Rome, that the oftf
for the suppression of Religious oorpofa119es3
introduced by she Minister vi Jnsfice on Wea<
nesday, il intended TO, enact that the laws W
ria66 1857. 1883, and 1870. relative to the sup
preston of Religions, corporations And the con
version of their property be aPPhed 10 bne
province and city of Rou,o., The bin, however,
innaintaips the houssai0fstbe director OF those
CORPORATIONS that haEA-a dHsOsoE or deputy
director i'm the city % Bome. The original
property of .uoh houses May be retained, but
cannot be increased, and they VIII not ENJOY
civil rights. The property of rthus suppressed
corporations will continue to DO upRhea TO tne
charitable purposes Tor which they we're QElgl1
nallv established. The edifices appertainipg 70
the Religious houses In Rome will remain at
their disposal until suah time ~ the pon9soGs
to be settled upOu them shall have been ds11'
ded: which decision must be arrived GS Villas
twelve months. The property OF the RsnGnoee
congregations in the city of Rome will be con"
Verted into inalienable Public Rentes. Ihe
Miniater in the course of his speech, added
that the total net revenue Of the corporations
amounts to 2. i92 600 francs. A Roman letter
in the Journal de FIOreRos sage that it 10 mis-
take to suppose that the foreign Governmente
are puttiug any difficulties in the way OF the
italian Cabinets action in the matter OF @up
pressing tho Roman converts. italy 10 very
aaroit aud the powers very complainant
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22

The Ecclesiastical Discipline Bill IN rHs,
s;G--When our last weeks nnm0er n"o
gone to press the telegraph orougnS sHe
5articuIars of the Bill concerning ecciesl-
asticai authority aud discipline which the
Prussian Government has just laid before
the Diet of the Kingdom; According 20
Reuters summary, no member OF the cier-
~ is to be permitted to threaten OF pro-
claim any other than purely ecciessiast zeal
oenalti.s. Whether this means that ex-
Communication is not 70 involve depriva-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22

beg Of Won to join with me in sending
sHoch, frcm GerIan soil aftor thOse who are ?, :,
bapisbed from ito tire Jesasts . Ak.ec6
The speech was apparently, saye the Ger.
man paper Of November the ga I.om
which we take the account, to the tssO
and expressed the sentiments Of the whoIe
enormous audience; for the cheers were 9!
ZACH AZ are hardly ever heard, and dla i
credit to both the lungs and sentiments o'
the electors Of Cologne.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-01-30

Our citizens will recollect the
circumstances Of the disappearance Of
George Sybil, who lived ON the place
now occupied by Jacob Hood, about
seven years ago. Until recently moth
ing had been heard Of him since, but
now he turns up in Olean, N. Y.
Suspicious of foul play we're entertain
ed at the time Of his disappearance,
but it now appears that nobody was
responsible for the act but himself.
He has given no explanation to his
strange conduct as yet.
The best feature of the Institute,
in our judgment, was the recital oi
"Shamus O'Brien," by Mr.. f. D. Free
man, of Fort Pitt. We have heard
this piece recited by the best elocu-
tionists of the day, and must say that
we never heard better rendition Of il
than was given by Mr.. Freeman, on
Thursday evening last. Several in the
audience were affected to tears when
he depicted the mother praying the
stern judge for mercy to her son. The
closest attention was given throughout
the piece, and at the close a rerfect
storm ofapplause greeted the speaker
Nothing hut the lateness Of the hour
prevented the audience from call
ing him back. He will be listened tC
with pleasure, whenever he shall choose
to recite again in our place.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-01-30

meek and lowly master, i've have not
where to lay our heads" But this is
not all In our weekly journeyings
from house to house, we do not always
meet with that warm reception for
which our hearts call. as strangers in
a strange land, but TOO often feel as if
we we're eating the chiidren's bread;
and this feeling Of dependency CRATES
harshly against an independent na-
ture.
Again, teachers are students as well
as instructors, and ought, in their spare
moments, to be improving Themselves
but if they "board around" this inn
provement is impossible. Teachers
are expected to knew everything, and
il, unfortunately, they look inside II
Textbook, of an evening, it is food for
the gossip of the district. 1t is also
expected that they will always wear
smiling face, and make themselves
agreeable (no matter how they feel),
and the evenings entertainment con.
sists of nothing more than synopsis
of the family history and the neigh
borhood in general, and the last
teacher in particular; and in return
they are expected to make an open
confession Of ieir own lives and that
of their families. These are but few
OF the trials that accompany the
teachers who "board around"
Yet oftentimes they do find "Good
Samaritan" who helps to make their
pilgrimage lighter by words of encour-
agement and chair by their pleasant
fireside.
Frequently it is want of perma.
nancy in the profession that makes SO
many fall frorn the ranks, and seek
employment elsewhere but "a word to
the wise is sufficient" and will only
say in conclusion
''The Teacher IS been too long abroad,
Now let her cease To roam;
For weary grows the smoothest real
That always leads from home"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-01-30
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

President Jtdge--W. r. JENKs.
Associate judges. 4. PROPER, AN
DREw Cook.
IShe,ig-E. l.. DAVIS.
District Auorney-W. W. Mason.
FredsHrcr--S. SETLEY.
Prothonotdry, Register q Recorder, &C.
J. II. AaNEw.
Cbpainissioners- ELLIOTT, JACOB
.MERcILLIoTT, II. u. COLLINS.
Cbuglty ylSuperintendent-S. +. RoHRER.
J,trV Com ners--G EoRoE StooINs,
-WM, PATTERSON.
County SHrUeyor-S.D. IRWIN.
C0roner-JosIAH WINASs.
County Auditors-ELI HOFFMAN, wM
Ci.ARx, z. Il. Conn.
Mem6ero| Congress l9th D,strist--G. w
SCoFlELp
Assewbly--J. u. LAWSON.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-01-30

The cheap cash store of the Supe-
rior Lumber Co.. Tionesta, working on
the principle of steadily moving
business with quick Gales and small
profits, rather than slow sales and
large profits, have concluded to have
Clearance Sale every Saturday, of
fering their largest accumulated stock
at greatly reduced prices, and their
entire stock at a reduction. These
prices to be for each Clearance Sale
only, all other days goods to sell at
cur regular prices, which are always
low, the public to be informed each
week through the FOREST REPUBLICAN
which class Of goods will be especially
exposed to sale ON the following Satur
day. On Saturday Jan. 9Th there
will be offered at great reduction a
large assortment of Ready.ma, e Cloth.
ing, Shawls, Blankets, and all kinds
of Knit Woolen Goods, also a large
variety of miscellaneous Litterture,
Standard Poetical Works. books of
Travel, Tales, and Childrens' books at
great bargains. Seeing is believing.
Come and let us prove it.
SUPERIOR LUMBER Co.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-01-30
The Bes JeweIry House

In Northwestern Pennsylvania is sit
uated on the corner of Water and
and Chestnut Streets, Meadville, Pa,
and is owned by NJ. P. jerks. He
has just received a large and superior
stock of Jewelry, which he has mark
ed down TO the bottom figures, and we
can conscientiously recommend this
house to our readers if they want any
thing in that line. The stock is very
extensive, and one cannot fail to suit
himself in anything in this line. Give
jerks a call when you 60 to Meadville,
and you will not regret it. ~ If