The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-07-15
A PICTURE WANTED.

part Of her life was resident of this
place. The picture was in DIR. Whit.
ley's possession when he was last here,
and 1t Is supposed that he left it with
some of his friends. If this notice
meets the eye of the person having the
picture, he will receive the heartfelt
thanks Of the daughters of the deceased
by leaving it at this Office. Any one
having knowledge of the whereabouts
of the picture will please leave word
with us.
-Dithridge's dam has backed the
water up so that the creek empties its
surplus into the river, by way of the
back channel, being the opposite way
from which the water has heretofore
run. Mr.. d. is the only man in this
country who has ever succeeded in
making the water run up stream.
Tho State Teachers Association
will meet at Shippensburg, ON the 11th
of August. Arrangements have been
made with the railroads throughout
the State for Excuzioh Tickets for
teachers who wish TO attend. If any
'of cur rcaders wish 10 attend, they
can procure orders for excursion tick.
cts by addressing j. Fletcher Sickel,
Germantown, Pa.
Under the new Constitution and
the acts Of our last Assembly it is very
necessary that every voter should see
that his name is on the registry list
Sept. lst, as that is the last day that
the Register is allowed to add any
names to the list. And all must have
their tax receipts Mt the Polls, and
those receipts must show that State
and County taxes have been paid with.
in two years, that was assessed at least
sixty days and paid thirty days before
election.
The August number of Ballou's
Magazine is already issued, and can
he found at all the periodical depots
in the country. 1t is superb mum.
ber, and will bear critical examina.
ton, for it is filled with stories of
high order Of merit, and the illstra-
tions of scenes on the Connecticut
River are alone worth the price of the
Magazine, which is ouly 10 cents sim
gle copies or $3.50 per year, and a
pretty little chrome. given TO each
subscriber. Published by Thomes
ard Talbot, SO Dromfield Street, Bos.
ton.
B l.. III. Dabbs, the celebrated
Photographer, No. 46 Sixth street,
Pittsburgh, has introduced an entirely
new picture called Portrait Glace, is
much more beautiful than the Porce.
lain picture, perfectly durable, and
much cheaper. One Of the most i'm
portant requisites in getting IL good
picture is to have a good and natural
position. and in giving such Mr.. Dabbs
excels any one we know, and that is
likely the reason of his doing the
largest business of the kind in the
city.
The Hon. George II. Thurston,
President Of the Pittsburgh Board of
Trade, remarks as follows in the Au.
gust number Of the Quarterly Trade
Circular:
"a departure is made from the Gus.
tom Of this publication to call the at
tioh of our readers to the special ad.
vertisement of DIR. j. w. Sykes. Al
though devoting his time and skill to
an especial group Of disease, DR.. Sykes
is not one Of class known as timer
ant physicians. but has for a number
of years been a permanent resident Of
Pittsburgh. Personally known to the
editor of this Cireuior as man of
integrity, conscientious in the follow
ing of his profession, the habit has
been waived to ask the attention of
individuals to the testimonials to DIR.
Sykes skill, and to say that he would
not knowingly publish anything but
facts. We can cordially endorse the
above statement, and would cheeriully
recommend DIR. Sykes 10 our rnaders