The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-03-05

ing until six o'clock Monday morning.
This is is a step in the right direction.
We learn from the Tidioute Com
mercidl, that Mr.. David Bolard, last
week took unto himself wife, ITO
have and to hold" till death interferes.
David used to share our ,downy pillow
when we wore the blue, down in Dixie,
and better fellow to sleep with we
never met. His wife, who was Miss
N. Mckay. has our congratulations.
"May they live long and prosper"
A combination called the South
Improvement Company have formed
coalition with several railroads, the
result of which is that the freights on
oil have been advanced so much as to
threaten the oil business. The produ.
GERS are protecting loudly against it,
and are determined not to be swindled.
A new railroad is talked of, to be con
trolled by the producers, to transport
their own oil.
H. II. May, Esq, one of the oldest
and most successful lumbermen in this
section, says that the article we pub
lished week or two ago, which we
copied from an exchange, with the
caption, management of Mills and
Mill Saws" was good sound sense,
every word of it. If successful lum.
bermen don't know, why who in the
name of Forest County lumber regions
does?
Up TO Saturday evening last, the
weather had been warm and delight.
ful. But Sunday morning was very
cold, and continued SO all day. Du.
ring Sunday night snow of couple
of inches fell, and il continued to snow
slightly all day Monday. Last night
was about as cold one as the winter
has produced, and as We go to press it
has not moderated much. At this rate
the ice will not go out before next
Fourth of July.
We are exceedingly happy to an
nounce this morning that Messrs.
Grove q Wolcott have at length, after
many failures, struck good well. 1t
ris situated on the COINS Farm, four
miles up Hickory Greek from West
Hickory. When struck, one day last
week, it commenced producing at the
rate Of seven barrels per day, but came
up to twenty-five, at which rate il was
producing yesterday. We suppose
now that their day of dry holes is over.
and no matter where they sink we'll
now, oil will be found. We heartily
congratulate our friends On their sue
cess in this instance, and hope they
may find many more good wells on
their lease, and find enough oil to sat.
isfy them for all their previous disc p.
] pointments.
y Producer" in the Titusville Her.
aid, complains of the excessive royalty
charged by owners of producing terri.
tory, and says that the same men who
bitterly denounce the Southern I'm.
provement Company monopoly, are
to-day exacting a royalty of three.
eighths to one half on wells that pro.
duce less than Eve barrels. / can cite
you to many, alas too many cases OF
this kind, o consistency, thou art a
jewel. Unless something is done to
make oil bring better price, these
wells must shut down, Let every
producer that is paying too much roy,
atty aud can get no reduction, submit
his views with facts and figures to pa
J per, and thence to the public. Per
haps graded royalty may be the
result.
-Pints aud quarts of filthy cntarrh
al discharges. Where does it all come
from? The mucous membrane, lining
the chambers of the nose, and its little
glands, are diseased, SO that they draw
from the blood its liquid and exposur'
to the air changes it to corruption
This life liquid was to build up th'
system, but it is extracted and the sys
TEN is weakened by the loss. To cur'
gain flesh and strength by using DIR
Pierce's Golden MEDICAL Discovery
which also acts directly upon thos,
glands, correcting them, apply DR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy with DIR