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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-02-12

Metzler & Co., the most extensive
dealers in reed instruments in London,
pronounce the Mason h Hamlin " the
finest reed instrument in the world. I"
Augustus L. Tamplin and Chevalier
Lemmens, the famous harmonium play
ers, are using these organs at their Lon
don concerts, ......., .,.-D
These are fine compliments for our "a
nous American makers, upon which We
compliment them, adding that they are
thoroughly deserved. York Phil
harmonic Journal.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-02-12

Ice-so-late-d places-Skating ponds.
A mans credit must be rather poor
when he's unable to borrow trouble. A
bowl-ed operation-Eating an oyster
stew. Not unusual-To see plank walk,
paper stand, and stepping stone. A
coat that tailors never Anish-A coat Of
paint: A tight squeeze-One topper
hugging another. -.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-02-12
Pronounced Incurable.
BOSTON, May 30, 1871.

BUBTUN, NIHy ~, IoI1
H. r. STEVENS, Esq: -,
Drar Sir-I have been badly afflicted with Kidney
Complaint years have suffered great pain In my
back hips and eide, with great difficulty In passing
urine which often and 10 very small quantities. fre
quenty accompanied with blood and excruclating pain
recon- msnded for my complaut have been under this
treatment of some of the most skilled physician: In
This was my condition when was advised by friend to
try this VR(lETINE, and could the good effects
from the first dose t.ok and from that kept
improving until entirely cured, taking, ia al,
should think, about six b tiles $3.50
II is indeed valuable medic NO. and II should be
afflicted again in the wsy aid give dollar for
q dose, If could not get 1t without. .
Respectfully, j. M GLE
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-02-12

ALI FOR SPITE. last time but one
that saw Mrs. Cunningham, OF Burdell
notoriety, says q writer, was when she
lived next door to VIM. Cullen Bryant,
where she admitted she went for spite,
because abe had been abused in the
EVENING Post"
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THE BEST MEDICIN E.

EAST MARsHFIELD, Aug =, 1871
Mr. SrLvENs
Dear Srl am seyenty,one years Of 9ge have snher.
cd many years tn Kidney Complaint weakness IN my
Back and Stom .ch. was induced by friends TO Try
your VEGETlNE and think It the best m sdlcine Il
weakness of the Kidneys used. have used many
remedies for this complaint and never found so much
relief as from the vEGErINE: 1t strengthen. aud
ances have taken IT, and bseve 1t to be good Tor All
the complaints for which 1t Is recommended,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-02-12
Pain in the Back.

There is no remedy known to medical science which
has proved Itself more valuable In OF Kidney Com
plant thau the VEGETINE H. acts directly upon ths
secreons cleanses and puree the blood and restores
the VIII )s syrtem to healthy action.
The following extraordinary cures ct great snnerers
less caves will speak for themselves, and should cha
enge the most profound attention OF the meacal ncn
plaiut,
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Chapped hands, face, pimples, ring
worm, saltrheum, and other cutaneous aGec-
tons cured. and rough skin made soft and
smooth, by using Juniper Tar Soap. Be care
full to get only that made by Oaswell, Hazard
Co.,, New York, - there are many limitations
made with common tar, all Of which are worth
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-02-12

II every one Of our readers would try
Dobbins' Electric Soap (Cragin & Co.,
Phila. }, they would, like us, become firm
believers in its wonderful merit. Have
your grocer order IL.
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Kidney Complaint

man systen which is 40 little understood at the present
time IS some Of the varied forms Of Kidney Compliant
more alarming In its results than whom the kidneys fail
to sscrate from blood the uric acid and other poison
GUS substances, which the blood IN us OF
culatiOn through the System. A.,
II from any cause the kidneys fall to perform ths
taken up by the absorbents and the whole system
thrown lotto state e. great Rar tba
Importance Of keeping the Kidney and bowels In q
athy condition. through which al the impurities OF
the blood must pass
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-02-12

Flood, the California banker, made
100000 recently in one days mining
Onerati0na
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-02-12

a In London Lord Mayor Cotton has
made a raid upon the users Of Billings.
gate vernacular, under on old law OF
Charles H., which has been revived
with view Of putting stop TO the use
OF bad language. There have been
several arrests OF swearers. Some OF
tho streets Of the city are plaoarded
thus; y..o!,..it4,.,.,'..r..t. .....
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~ "FRIRND, DON'T sWEARl
1T Is A VILE AND SINFUL HABIT"

Half q dozen OF the persons arrested
have been reprimanded and promised
money fines the next time they were
brought before the mayor.
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The great interest In the thrilling history If
try makes ,hs the fastest sellirg book published
IL contains 44S fine historical engravings and B2b
pages. with inl account oil the approaching grand
Centennial exhibition
CAUTION, Old, Iuc 1mplete and Unreliable works
being circulated that the book buy contains
44y tinr ngrRvings and OPS FACES.
See fulle escription of the work In another lumn.
Send for circulars and extra terms Agents Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-10-11

Indiana election is the all absorbing
topic of conversation. Advices re-
ceived here based on a careful estima.
ton made by the Republican State
Committee of Indiana, indicate that
the Republicans will carry the State
on Tuesday next.
IFS. J. Tilden is a believer in the
place assigned to the wicked in the
Bible, it is not to be wondered at that
he is a reformer. If the half told of
him is true, there is no man in the
country more in need of reformation
than s. j.
There is no longer any doubt but
that the Republicans have carried
Colorado by at least two thousand
majority, electing all the State officers
the Congressman and a majority Of
both branches of the Legislature. This
is the first election of the Maiden State
which has just been admitted into the
Sisterhood of tho Union. The Legis.
lature just elected will elect two u. S.
Senators and appoint three Presiden.
tial electors. Thus Colorado is sure
for Hayes and Wheeler.
MAXWELL.
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Proceedings of the Grand Jury, Sept
Term, 1875.

The following roads returned as nui.
sances:
LIST. That road in Harmony Tp.,
leading from Landers' Corners to En-.
terprise, distance ofahout one-fourth
Of mile.
ID. That portion of tho road lead.
ing from Lester Warmers Cred -clyfe
?. o. in Barnett Tp., to intersection
Of Maple Creek road with road to
Laekuer's Mill on which an order to
lay out and open was made May 81,
1872; portion of which has been
opened and the old road closed so
that the travelling public are without a
suitable road.
Sd. In Green TIP. That road from
Gee Buck Mill to Kingsley Tp., line,
in bad condition. Recommend work
earlier in season on road, when it
would be of more benefit.
4th. In Tionesta TIP. Road from
Tubbs Run to Hickory Tp., line, in
very bad condition, being a part of an
important road along the River, upon
which a great deal of work is being
done. In opinion of Grand Jury it ia
highly necessary that this road should
be improved. This is the second time
this road has been returned. (Road
officers will take notice. Also return
that portion of the road in Tioeesta
Tp., from the end of the Tioneeta
Bridge toward Little Tionesta Greek
between the end of the bridge and
G. w. Dithridge & Co.'S Dam. 1t lie
represented to the Grand Jurors that
G. w. Dithridge & Co., have obstruct-
ed and occupied the road with their
mill property and in consideration
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-10-11
YESTERDAYS EtEcTIoNs.

The Associated Press reports in this
mornings Derrick are so meagre that
they scarcely justify an opinion as to
which party has carried Indiana.
Ohio is undoubtedly Republican, and
the returns from precincts in Indiana
show Republican gains. The latter
State will be close and it may take
the official returns to tell which party
has carried it. The news are encoura.
ging, however, and we believe that we
have carried both Indiana and Ohio.
II this is the case, Tilden's goose is
cooked, and even Solid South can.
not elect him. There is no news from
West Virginia.
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therefor, agreed to obtain a review
and build the road at their own ex,
pense, at the foot of the hill, which
has not been done, and that the old
road is 80 obstructed that it cannot be
used.
9th. In Howe TIP. The road from
Brush Camp to Balltown, in very bad
condition. Also about miles of the
road leading from Marienville to
Sheffield, through Howe Tp., impassi-
BILE and a public nuisance. 1t is the
road over which the mail is carried,
and the only road to Sheffield from
jerks TIP.
9th. That the dam Of g. w Dith-
ridge & Co at the mouth Of 1ionesta
Creek is an obstruction to navigation,
often resulting in damage to RATS and
lumber.
REMARKS.
It will be noticed that two Of these
roads have been returned once before.
The road in TiOnesta Tp., from Tubbs
Run to Hickory Tp., line is a road on
which there is much travel, and which
usually gets icy and bad in winter.
The water turnouts ought all to be
fixed this fall yet, and the mud holes
filled up.
Judge Wetmore we'll said in his
charge TO the Grand Jury-"That a
road tax had been collected for about
so years in this county, and that yet
from the presentments Of previous
Grand Juries and other information
we seemed to have no roads. That
there should be good roads, where a
road system has been in force so long
as in the County of Forest. The tax
has been regularly paid and collected,
the fault must then be in the proper
application of the money arising from
the taxes of large bodies of unseated
lands, and labor from the seated. That
there is no apology for bad roads in
this County, therefore"
CThe above report should have been
published last week, but owing to the
illness of the District Attorney, it was
not handed in until too late for inser.
tion in last weeks issue.-ED.1
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Our Washington Letter.

Special to the REPUBLICAN.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 8, '76
Democrats are at their old game
again; clustering and blowing about
the large majorities they will obtain
next November in nearly all of the
States outside of New England. This
is an old dodge, and if they could ever
forget anything they ought to forget
this, as it has proved SO improbable /;
but they neltherSlearn nor forget. If
Boosting would elect candidate, Sey-
mour would have been President; and
they tried the same style of election
eering with Greeley, with the same
result. Now Tilden boasts that he
will carry New York by $4,000 and
the hungry pack ofofice. seekers hang.
ing to his coat-tails claim two thirds
of the other States. 1t has been a
comfort to Democrats for the last six
teen years to count their chickens be-
fore they are hatched, and 1t would be
cruel to deprive them of this innocent
pleasure; but if Mr.. Tilden has not
improved his knowledge of arithmetic
since computing his income, his major.
ity will dwindle down to zero.
The Democratic reformers are ma.
king every effort to colonize Indiana
with repeaters and ballot.box stuff:
ers from all parts of the country. Bal
timore has furnished her quota Of the
very best material in that line. The
monumental city became so noted,
some years back, for the abundance of
its rOwdy element, that business men
finding the trade about to be deserted
had to organize themselves into com.
mittees for the purpose of putting
down this class.
Washington, too, with very small
supply fthis element, claimed repre-
sentation in the bogus convention at
Indianapolis, so enough money was
procured to send off bakers dozen,
and they we're escorted to the depot by
Democratic clubs and brass band.
Charles Francis Adams was expect.
ed to go out with the boys, but he
sent letter instead, stating that such
work would be better in the hands of
young and more active men. His
heart was in the cause, however, and he
was a true reformsr.
Gen. E. G. Darlington Of the three
months District Vols, who has been
stumping Ohio for the Democrats,
will join the boys in Indianapolis.
This veteran served some four or five
weeks long enough to impose on
honest old Abe and get a commission
as District Attorney for this District,
which he held until removed by Pres.
ident Grant; and now he too, wants
reform.
Ia the hotel lobbes in this city the
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-10-11

Estate of Mary Dale deceased, late OF
Tionesta Township, Forest county. ALI
persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment, and
those having legal claims akainstthe same
will present them, without dolly, in proper
order for settlement 10
NANCY DAWSON, Administrative.
or MILES w. TATE, Atty,
june 20, iS70.- 1870 Tionosta, Pa.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. II, 1875.

AT LAReR
BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER.
JOHN w. CHALFANT.
/. JOHN WELSH,
2. HENRY DISSTON,
3. CHRISTIAN j. HOFFMAN,
4. CHARLES THOMPSON JONES,
8. EDWIN II. FITLER,
6. JOSEPH w. BARNARD,
z. BENJAMIN SMITH,
3. JACOB KNABB,
8. JOHN B. WARFEL,
10. JOSEPH THOMAS,
IL. ARIO PARDEE,
IL. LEWIS PUGHE,
Is. EDWARD s. SILLIMAN,
IA. WILLIAM CALDER,
Is. MILES l.. TRACY,
16. s. w. STARKWEATHER,
IL. DANIEL j. MORRELL,
19. JEREMIAH LYONS,
19. WILLIAM HAY,
20. WILLIAM CAMERON,
21. j. b. DONLEY,
%. DANIEL O'NEfLL,
%. WILLIAM NEEB,
"a. ANDREW b. BERGER,
%. SAMUEL M. JACKSON,
26. JAMES WESTERMAN,
81. w. w. WILBUR.
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Every Republican vote must I


Every Republican vote must be
got out this fall. No business trans.
action, no public or private engage
ment should be allowed TO interfere
with voting. This should be consider
ed sacred obligation to be kept at all
hazards and under all circumstances.
The loss Of single vote may give a
State to Democracy. The loss of q
State may lead to tho surrender of the
Government to those who have pl otted
its overthrow. Republicans must
work as if on one vote depended the
salvation of the Republic. The luke.
warm must be aroused TO activity, the
dOubters must be convinced by the
presentation of facts, every friend OF
the country must be enlisted in the
great work of defense. The signs OF
the times indicate Republican vic.
tory, but our friends must remembel
that the result depends upon the work
accomplished. If tho work is thorouah
the triumph will be complete.
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COLORADO.

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the Tory Government Of Eng Tho
English people are naturally humane, but
they have bcon kept In ofIacial ignorance Of
tho facta. Tho Tory Government Inns nc
ceptcd tho cr-tnrte, lying statement OF Epm
EFrENpf, who WINS ordered by tho Porte to
investigate tho outragoa Mt Atlrianople, not
withdrawing tho connter-statenionts OF oyo-
witnesses, of tho victims themselves, Of Ser
viau agents, Of tho correspondents Of the
English press, and Of foreign Con-
snls, mud Notwithstanding tho tiisbetiof
OF his report entertained by ovory other
Christian power in tho world. The English
press Inns takon bold nnd manly position
On tho question, but tho Tory Government
has either refused to listen to Its statements
or has denied thom+ WAon tho matter was
pressed homo to 1t, tho Ambassador at Con-
stantinoplo, an intense Tufkophile, was Of
dorcd to sontl m agont to Bulgaria to invos-
tigato tho trt,t'. of tile charges. Ho selected
lnnn who understands not word Of Bull
garian, and, being llireling Of tho Ambassa-
dor. takes all Ills opinions from him. Upon
Information furnished In such distorted
and dishonest manner as this, tue Tory Gov
ernmont Inns bassd Its infamous policy. lta
hatred Of Russ'a is too Intense, its fear that
IN some way .ita Eastorn policy nay DO
affocted by Christian triumph is too strong
to allow it to protest against these Turkish
barharities. England l'as but to speak the
word tlnt will end tAam. SHE can rise IN
, 1876-08-24

all pnpor mouoy, especially tloprccatctl an.1
irredeemablc notes, Now, what in it Tint
tho Ohio Democrats, and tho Indiana DEMO-
Gratis, md tho lta0-Baby money people gen.
orally, want2 Their plan is to water tho
currency indefinitely. reduce its yaluc, null
tjply tho t,icccs Of 1,apor. reduce tho p,,r-
chasing powcr Of tho jecol-tont1or, cut loose
from and ignore nit coin raIues. antl pluneo
tho country heaillonu into tho bottomlcss
sea of worthless, ,rrclocmable rnrer. They
want to renew tho vast schemes Of gambling,
reckless spec,llatiol. bontl-iss,,ing internal
improvements, railrond building enor.
nous debts, to end in another COL
lnpso, crnsh, general bankruptcy, aud
Reputation. This ia tito plan which tho
Ohio Democracy last year struggled for Under
EWING, and ALLEN, mud pgHptEToN, aud
which even Gen. HAYES WAS hardly nble to
overcome md tlefcat. So peri1ous WINS tho
Rucccss OF ALLEN considered to tie welfare
of tho country that oven TrtpEN contributed
money from l,is own pocket 10 tofcat tho
Ohio Democracy and elect HAYES. To CHIN
now that the Wall street attorney, tho agent
and advisor of tho can;ta1ists md n,onoy-
lenders Of Now York. himself favorp tic
very scheme which year ngo ho trealotl and
denounced az political aiabolis,n, requires d
brazen oirrontery not known outside tho
Ohio Democracy. T1LnEN in his letter of
acceptance in no instance permits tho itlca
tint he favors tho continuance OF depreciatcl
paper ono moment longer than It can DO
brought 10 par. His main effort vii! be to
put tho Government notes at par with gold,
md he approves and indorses that part Of
the st. Louis platform which denounces tho
Republican party for "imbccility and i'm
morality in not othaving during eleven years Of
pence restored tho 1cga1-tender notes to M
equality with gold. How to do this, how to
mako the greonback and gold dollar oqual in
value, T1lpEN says will be the immediate and