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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-02-19

We would most respectfully inform our frienis
customers, and the public generally, that we. are
now back in our old quarters, which have been
remoielcd and improved, and we arc now pre-.
pared to accommodate oil who uiay favor us BY
calling.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-02-19
.ldncY q mlnflelcr CompInInts,
Tunn0r Of ne Years Growth
Cared by raaGvyay's Escsclycnt,

DrssHLy. Mass, Jaly 10. isc,.
DH 2snraY -th,vs had osaan Tumo Ia The ovsres and
tsN Al the pretsrs ti thsfc no hslp fcf w." hri
every thing hd RECOMMENDED lat ra,hus hslled
soar ksshvsn Ard thanght eoad ny a. but hnd f.h
i h-=-e h-d .aa-'.d fr twelve ysaTt. took K bstiisi
q The Rsysn ard her 4 RsdsAys ilib, ahd twe tt
tles n Ready Relief and here v not II uof " 10
, ard isl bs,isf, smarter, ana hsTi th.n has
~ t~eive yar The WORT ~ The lei ids o the
hg~et over the gron write ihi 70 yea for lbs benett
o.hsrt. You can publish Il u you rhsese.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-02-19
,]EaLTHl BElUTVll
DIR. RADWAY'S

ESRs TX AUwA Y -
SARSAPARlLLIAN RES0LvEhT
nas S sARh sAak T5 * Hi Hs6 AJasIYRsqc aSs HE qcassRRo asRR
FHS 4bGFisf sSBS Ss3filis0FAAq FAAqRf NssiBRAyti
Every Day an Increase IL -Flco.,
and Weight 10 Soen and FoIy.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
T.ery drop q the sAflsAPARfLLlAN RRsuTv
EEr communicates through tie Hio0d Sweat, Unnc.
and other aulds and luccs q Tie giem the vifor o. e
isI EsPs Ias Ss'' he Vay m hSs 1,l,l g sS
disease. Ueeis ~ the Threat Mouth, Tunore Nodgs Ia
tie Glands aud othCr lars q the system. hurc Eyes
siiuaoas pIsslirg hgn tho EE', and tie yor.i
fgms ~ Skin Diseases htuptl9ls. Fever sfcs. Sad
Head. Rug Woun Salt ltheun, Ervspeias Aene, BLACK
hpms Worms in ihe ficsli fumnis, Caneeri In tho
womb, aud all weakening and painful dlrclaiges Nsit
swcai, Lnsi Of Sperm and an wastes Of The life prnc
rleiro within tho curative rsnEc ot tlt weadrr of Mod.
Crn Clonidry, and fcr days uae VIII prsyc to any
pcrma uns Il Tor either Of thrss forms u diseass III
iorn' power 10 ettc them.
ii h. salient daily becoming reduced by the wasies
end decomposition tliat Is cotiiuuay progressing
eseds IN arrstlng these wastes ard rcnt The ge win
g,g. material mae. lrolg healthy boed-aud this Tie
Not ony docs tho SansarAnfLtlAs KrsoivEsr cxrel
all kntwn remedial agents Ia the q Chronic ScrffU.
ops cogsligoa, and skin diseases but IL Is Inc osy
positive cura for
kidney 6 Blndelcr Complaints,
rruary. ard womb di.ease,, Gravel Diaittcs Dropg,
st,1.se Il Water Iae,nitlhencr tf Urine rieht's BIS.
dust depoiA The water i thick. cloudy. lscd With
flhiahca Ike the white Of an tgr of trcads hfe wlhe
ssG. or there isa lnurti, dark liop, nppeanI,ee and
lnrring sensNon wlcn passing watf .nd pam IN the
3hall of the BaeE and along the Loiis. Price, eioo
WORMS. Tho erly known and sure RtlneGy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-02-19
BURNED OUT!
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B IT r NJ = y u I'll
BELLS RUN wooLEH FACTORY,
Penn township, Clcardcli Co., Pa.


Tho subscribers are, ut great expense, rebuild.
ing. and IN few days win have completed. a
ncighborhood necessity, in the erection Of first
class Wooden Mandatory, with all tho modern
improvements attached, and are prepared to make
all kinds Of Cloths, Cassimeres Satinctts, Blan-
kets, Flannols, &C. Plenty Of goods on hand 10
supply all ourold and a thousand new customers,
whom We ASK to como and examine our stock.
The business Of
ft cARDTNG AND PULLING
viii receive especial atirniop. Our new mill viii
be ready by wool carling scnsop. therefore there
need be no hesitation on that score. Proper
arrangements will be made to receive and deliver
Wool, 10 suit customers. Al work warranted and
done upon the shortest notice md by sirci atien-
ton to bnsincss VIC hope to realize liberal share
af public patronage.
Of, 10000 POUNDS WOOL WANTED
We will pay the highest market price for Wool
and sell our manufactured goods as low as similar
goods can bcbousht in the county. aud whenever
we fail 10 render reasonable satisfaction we can
always be found at home ready to make proper
explanation, either in person or by letter.
.l JANIS JOHNSON a SONS. 's
npnl26f Grampinn Hills y. o..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-02-19

For Skin Diseases, EuPiions Teller. Salt
pheim. Eolches, Spots Pimpes, Pusinies ilOis Car
laneles, Rinswouns SeadIfead. Sore Eyes, Fry
sipelas Ic Seurfs, Dise1oraions Of the SKIN Humos
and Diseases Of The Stin, of whatever nature
literally dag up aud carried oat Of ihe system IN
thfgt tine by The use Of eie nil,ers. One bottle IN
such eiseg will convince the most incedaous Of their
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-02-19

How II is DoNE.-Just how popu-
larity is acquired, aud men become
great leaders in Republican councils,
is brought out in the Credit Mobilicr
investigation, "Did you send a Sl0,.
900 check TO help elect Harlan Scna.
torfrom Iowal' inquired Congressman
NiblaslS, of President Durant "Nor
was the reply. ~ sent two checks Of
$4,000 each" "Why?' "'Well, be-
cause Mr.. Harlan, though he lived
on another line of road, was always q
good friend of the Union Pacific, and
l thought hc would represent the
State WE'LL" was Durants rejoinder.
Mr.. Harlan was elected, and the mon.
ey did the work.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02

told hun so. lie was not OF dispo.
eition TO invite condolences of that
kind, so l let the matter rest. But
it was comfort to see those people
look sick, and see their under,j avs
drop, when Steve a'ade these state
ments. They went off and got Lord,
and took him home; and when we
got home, halt An hour later, there
was a note saying that Mr.. Lord per-
emptorily declined to fight!
1t was narrow escape. We found
out afterwards that Lord hit his mark
thirteen times in eighteen shots. If
he had put those thirteen bullets
through me, it would have narrowed
my sphere OF usefulness u good deal
would have well nigh closed 1t, in
fact. True, they could have put pegs
in the holes, and use me for hat
rack; but what is a hat-rack to a man
who feels lie has intellectual
powers? l would scorn such po-
sition.
l have written this true incident OF
my personal history for one purpose.
and one purpose onIy--to warn the
youth OF the day against the pcrnic-
ions practice of duclIine, and TO
plead with them to war against it. If
the remarks and suggestions l am
making can be of any service to Sun
day school teachers, and newspapers
interested in the moral progress OF
society, they are at liberty to use
them, and l shall even be grateful to
havo them widely disseminated, 40
that they may do as much good as
possible, was young and foolish
when challenged that gentleman,
and thought it was ve"y fine and
very grand to be duellist, md
stand upon the field ofhonor" But
| am older ard more experienced
now, and am inf1exibly opposed to
the dreadful custom. I am glad. IN
deed, to be enabled to lift up my
voice against 1t. | think it is a bad,
immoral thing, | think it Is every
mans duty to do everything he can
to discourage dueling. l always do
now; | discourage it upon every DC.
caslon.
If man were to challenge me no,c
now that l can fully appre-
cihte the iniquity Of the practic II
would 60 to that man, and take HIM
by the hand, and lead him to quiet,
retired loom-and kill him.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02
MANHooD,How LOST, HOW RESTORED

MANI!OOD;IIOW LOST, HOW RESTORED
g5Jyffa just published. a new edition
EE&sA1 Of DIR. CULVERWELLS CELE-
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Al cure without medicine) Of Spermattor-
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seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental aud
rhysicai lncapnciiy, Impedimeni. to Mar
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and Fits, induced by self indulgence or
sexual extravaganza,
es1- Price, in sealed envelope, only
cents
The celebrated :nthor, in this sdmira, lc
essay. e!ear.y demonstrates from a thirty
years successful practice, TINT the alarm
ing consequences Of sclf-abusc NAV be rad
.e.hy cured without the dangerous use OF
internal medicine or the application Of the
knife. pointing ont mod, Of cure at once
simple, certain and eifeclual. By means OF
winch every sufferer, no IA, ter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
y, privately and radically.
e. This Lecture should be in the hands
OF every youth and every nan ia the land.
Sent. under seal, in plain envelope, TO
any address, postpaid on accept Of SIX
cents or two post stamps.
Also. DIR. tulverwells Marriage Gu de-"
price so cents
Address hs publishers, CHAS. J. C.
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State News.

Boone county wants car-works.
Oskaloosa IS "undcr tho gas light.
Bully for Oykaloosa
A two days Episcopal Fair, at
Council Bluffs, net,u] $500.
The Waterloo Courier don't take
much stock IN the Peak family.
The salary OF the Mayor of Sioux
City is TO be raised from $500 to
$1,000.
A lead mimi. company with =
capital Of over S30O,000 is being or
gained at Dubuque.
Mss Helen Matthews, of Knox
vile, has been appointed Professor
of Music inSimpson College at Iu-
daao,a.
A BROOKLYN boy named Daily,
nine ears OF age, has been committed
for trial at the District Court ter
burglary.
Council Bluffs mothers took their
infants to the baby show last night,
when the best looking was TO receive
AL afghan.
The name Of the Sabula, Acklcy &
Dekota Railway has been changed
to Illinois & Iowa Division of the
Milwaukee Il st. Paul Railway.
The tax payers of Sioux City pro-
pos. to resist the payment of the
Pembina Railroad tax, on the ground
that the road has not complied with
the law.
The c., II. l. Il p. r Il. Directors
have notified the Stock Exchange IN
Now York, that they intend issuing
fifty thousand shares (s5,00O,000) Of
new stock.
+. N. Crandall, OF Marshal!town.
has patented q new fence, and +. l..
Delier, OF Barling ton, has performed
the same ceremony over new kind
Of wrench.
The Iowa State Agricultural So.
ciety will hold its annual meeting in
Des Moines on the 9Th I'd 9th of
Tho present month. A p:ograme il
arranged which If carried out will be
OF interest.
A couple Of gamesters have been
making their headquarters for ship.
ping game At Acklcy. During the
absence Of one the other played his
partner game by running away with
about $1,000 of his money.
A man near Dubuque who had
horses sick with the disease got some
Of the virum from the horses mouths
on \ sore hand. The hand and arm
swcl!cd 50 that 1t was found necessa.
y TO amputate the arm to save tho
mans life.
The Denison Retiew states that
natural base" tor the growth of Tea
has been found in Crawford county,
Of this State. Tho U. S. Manchct;
Tex Company have been expert.
in the growth OF Tea in this
county, and our authority says they
have met with m,:c favorable re
suits in Crawford county than any
where else.
The State register says "a we'd
l.ng at Colu,abns City was recently
broken up in a remarkable manner
When the clergyman, durin. the
asked it any objections,
&c the bride SAID: Il have; don't |
want to marry him and sat down.
The young man folded his broad.
,loth, paid the minister, aud stole
'way." l
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Dies MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD.

Travellers will study their interests by patronzng this line
Westward passengers make close connection lies Mones
with Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific at Grand Junction wish
Chicago North Western, OMAHA with Union Pacific
for all points in the Territories and Pacific Coast
To passengers bound East OFFER via Xeokuk choice of
three principal through lines vizToledo Wabash Western
Toledo Peoria Warsaw and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroads by either of which they make connections
fast time to all important points in the Middle and Eastern
States.
Sleeping night trains.
Fare arrays as low the lowest.
Coupon tckets at all principal Offices
JNO GIVIN. Superintendent
JAS. BARKER, Gen1 T. Agent. -
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02

$40 1850 Council bluffs. s. 44b
The Pacific Express tram will stoht the
following Stations: Clinton, be Witr.oud-
on, Mechanicsville, Mt. Vernon, CcdiRap.
ids, Blairstown, Belle Plaine, Ihaie.
Marshall, Boone, Mongona, Grand une.
tion, Carroll, Denison, Dunlap, Mos alley
Junction and Council Bluffs. Nt
Freight trains will not stop to q or
cave passengers, and ticket Offices 81 not
De open to sell tickets for freight tstb.-
No passenger will be taken on 81lrk
train without ticket TO the station GtIieh
tho train stops. "a
J. B. WATKIES.G
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

TIME TABLE
OF THE
TOLEDO 4 NORTH. WESTERN RAJ
TRAINS LEAVE
TOLEDO,
Accommodation, Z 80 NH
Mail, 10 As AT
Accommodation, 1
Mail, SOC
TAMA CI.Y,
Accommodation, 8
Mail, IL 25S
Accommodation, 2 81
Mail, 6 it,
He The Company reserve ~
vary from this Ut pleasure.
PAssxsGER rARE:-l5 cent
purchased, IF fare is paid
* and
Aer ~
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02
w. N. BROWN.
Toledo, = Lows

Is selling Groceries, Fruit, Vegetables and
every thing in his line.
Highest market price paid for Butter
and Eggs.
T2.A4N&Aa= Heavy goods delivered free
<zasazggszSs2zszs> of charge to any purchaserin-
side the corporation.
iG1y StoTcroom under Moore's Picture Gal
lcry, on Broadway. 80
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02

Iowa Division.
:, On ard after May u, 1871, n, longer
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02

Day coaches run through from g
and Minneapolis TO 81. Louis. PalAee
ing cars, owned and operated By thi
accompany al night trains.
w. H. PETTIDONE, WIN. GREEN
Asst 0ss'l 6up't. Gsn1
Q. LIVES. 0sa'i Ticket Agent,
Cedar Rapids fsl
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02
Burlington, Cedar Rapids 4 Mlnso
Ia Railway.

On and after June I'd. 1872, pa6es.Y
trains on this line will run as follow.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-22
Nelu.2lork Oailp Gribmare.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
SATURDAY. MARCH %, 1873.
T RIPL E S I'll E E T.

A motion was made in the British Parliament about
the rules under the Treaty Of Washington.
The Caldwell debate continued in the u 8. Senate,
put no action was taken. 80 "What will the Senate
DO with the Charter r. is the main question at Albany
II Is feared that the NewJersey General Railroad
Iaw will allow competing line across tho State.
r== James McElhaney was hanged at Boston for the
murder Of his wife.
William Foster hanged at the TOmbs. 80 A
wealthy man was murdered in his house, in Brooklyn
10y burglars. The Erie Railway depOts and the Pa
vomia ferry-house we're burned, in Jersey City. 60
The Bank OF England bonds have been recovered -
JAY Gould testified before the Erie Investigating Com
mittee 80 Two car rufians sentenced to prison
Tor Is years -= The awards and assessments have
been made in the Kingsbridge road widening. - Ef-
forts were made TO put the Bulls Head Bank into the
hands OF a receiver Gold, Il5i ll6i ll5.. Their
uoOmeter 323. 80 $50
New-York tribune., 1873-03-22

house party feel that they can confide. Inc
Presidents of the Boards of Aldermen and AS
sistant Aldermen can only be removed by
vote of three-ffths of all the members; ana
the gentlemen who hold those offices now, ana
with whom the managers have OF course
made their arrangements, cannot be re"
moved at all. under any pretext, until the
end of the term for which they were elected
Alderman and Assistant AldeTman respectively.
No amount Of jobbery and corruption, there
fore. no crime however infamous, can deprive
these two favOrtes of the right to preside over
city legislation and fill the city offices. They
might both be caught in the act OF house
breaking, and yet the Common Council could
not expel them, nor could any power strip
them of their high prerogative. They might
call the Mayor to meeting in the TOmbs
(for the time and place Of such meeting is to
be fixed by the majority and then and there
appoint themselves to any offices which chanccd
to be yacant-the offices, perhaps of Controller
and Chamberlain.
It seems hardly possible that the Senate
should pass such compound OF rascallty and
folly as this Charter; but we are not sangrline
of the triumph of reason at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-22

who disbelieve in it should be directed to re-
placing il with something better, instead OF
attempting to rescue individual criminals
from the rope. We cannot afford TO keep up
an idle gallows, any moro than to retain
dead letter law on the statute books.
We need prompt and efficient punishment
of our criminals and that, we fear, we shall
never obtain under tho regimen of strangula-
ton. Had it not been that 80 many minds
revoltcd against the legal killing OF Foster,
he might long ago have been shut up for life,
using his youth and strength in the service OF
the State. If it were not for the death penalty,
does any one imagine that Nixon, the brutal
murderer of Phyfcr would not have been pun
ished before this with lifelong imprisonment
If it were not for the tragic interest which
their possible fate gives them, the inmates OF
Mmderers' Row would long since have passed
away from the recollection of the ciyilly liy-
ing, instead of remaining as they are, objects
of poisonous interest to society.
1t does not appear a sufficient answer to
this 10 say as strong and elaborate article
in The Nation of this week says, that
sentence of imprisonment for life cannot be
carried ont that the same influences which
now work for a cOmmutatlon would III that
case work for pardon. If the death penalty
were abolished, it would be necessary at the same
time to take from the Governor his present
unrestrained prerogatiye of pardon. This Is
in itself a solecism of civil governmental
confession of the failure of Judicial processes
Every good purpose now subserved by IL
could be better secured by vesting in our
highest courts the function of reviewing
sentence upon the discovery of facts which
invalidatc it. But until this is done, until the
disgrace of the gallows is removed from our
municipal life, there is no legal or logical po-
sition which the conscientious opponents OF
capital punishment can assume. except to de-
mand the prompt trial and unhinching execu-
ton of every man found guilty of the crime
of murder.