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SEEDD AE4L'S
IMAGINE TIC SOAP

The Cbcapost Soap fiat can be used for
the following reasons;
iaf.-o,oe bar WIZ SO as Ear as two OF any
other.
2d--Only half the usual rubbing Ieing
re9uirod, there is a saving Of moro
than the entire cost of the SOAP ID
iah1r aione-
5d---Fhe clothes aNe Ena0c sweet, Clean
and white without Boiling or Sc&ld-
ing, tbuS AL iniury TO them isavoid-
ed. There Is s saving ian A5el and
hard work, and the washing is G0Ue
7n about half the gsusl time
1t is also gUarantoed under penalty OF
6itg dollars I}OG TO iBiure the clothes or
hands, and as one trial Wiii enable any
persnR 10 ascertain the truth OF these
statements, il would never pay the pro-
prietor 60 engage in an extensive system
OF advertising aud claim sUch decided
Ulerit for his Soap unless he kneW irom
positive experience that IL would prove 70
be in every respect what is claimed for IT,
This Is also q superior Soap Tor Toilet
and Shaving purposes.
WARNER, RHODES 4 CO..
NHoLEsAL53 FANCY GR0CEEs,
General Agents,
9li PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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which are introduced for lire FIRST es---5 I,
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grcatcl la .idity aud f;acAlo the exlalHua-
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-02-14
NEW REVISED EDITION..
EVERY sUBJ15cr.

TITO work originally published under tho
title OF THE NEW AMERICAN CYCLIC.
PHDiA was completed in ISGa, since
which time, the wide circulation which il
has ottaiuea in Sll parts Of the United
states, and the signal Developments W hich
ltve tSlcen place ip every branch OF
science, literature, and art, haze induced
the editors and tRlblisbcrs TO Submit Ii ia
sH exact and thorough rerisirit, and "a
iNsuC new edition entitled
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-02-14
PEABoDY HOUSE,
CONNER Of LOCUST & NINTH SIS,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Convenient oo all places OF amusement
and car lines in tl1e city. No changes rs
and tyoD the Centennial grounds.
Cob Watson, proprietor of the {Ienry
House, Cincinnati for tle past twenty
years, and present proprietor. has leased
The hoase for q term of wears. and has
neWly furnished aBd iitbed IS throughout.
lie Will keep q strictly hlst-claSs house.
and has accomDs odatiom f9r 300 guests.
TaEHls only S3 per lay
No tsr has-evor boen kept iW The HeuYg
lI0ase, uor Will a0y BE kept az the Pea
AedV. 9il
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3RTiSTTG EULL5EgCE.

The Uost Of tllcireNecarisna iScl.srzs,,ylss.
reception as al G6niirallc a,atwro Of thc
C%ciopedia, and worthy OF is higll char
aEtcE.
33'is work Is sold tc subscribers only.
payable on delivery OF caca volume. ia
wlil he conlPlete isl Strh'tH ye,rss Oeadrs
otaScss e'Uh Containing sl,olH S'0 na.-es.
fully illustrated Nth several thousand
Woo0 iDEaViH9s, and with numerous
colored Litbographic Mars.
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PLRMlaENI Avn iITNINTIC ilSTORF.

iN preparing the presont edition er ti1e
frossit has accordingly been ule aim Of rs
the larcst possible dRtes, ami To furnish iva
accurate account OF tho n2ast rercAt dis
eoveries in science. OF cvery fresh prsduc,-
uon oninliicrafupe, a,i8 0l tlleneWost ia vcgl-
tions in tho practical arts, as wp1l ~ 10
sivea saecinct aud original record of tie
lro.gra3e al
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PRINTED ON gTE TYPE.

Forming in fact s ncsy CwclOp;eaia, win
the same plan md csmpsss no ms pra..e-
cessor bn with a iisr greater pecaniarv
expenditure, andwitiisurh ina lnoue'ta autS
m iNs composition ns have been suggested
edyc
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T0llTlGlL I'M HiSTORlfll EIgg7S.

The work has been began aitcr1Drr ara
carrcinl preliminary labor, aAtI sid, tie
most aiUifle resources ,Isgf carrying ii -ssn Is
successful termination.
Nane Of he original stcrectvpo platos
have been useu bat every page has beeA
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NE0GRlPnIrlI kN0NIEnGF

Have bcoR made hy the indcfaHgahle e1-
plotcrs OF AErirp.
Tic great political revolutions OF I've
lasi decade, with the natural result Of tho
lapse 0t uine, b0vc broueht into public
view a muiitude OF ncu mon, whose
names are in every oBe's mouth, an6 ssf
vhoeu itNcs every ope i8 curious So know
Ae paIic,Hars, Great battles hRTe been
iuught and mrctaAt sieycs maintained
0t ~hie5 TIN Jctalls age as Hot preserved
only ia the newspapers or h the transtcHa
publications 81 the day, but which 0eglG
EQM t0 tAlsN thpir nIarn itl
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-02-14
TIE AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIg.

WhhiE the last ten years the progross Of
discovery iR every depastment OF ltnowi-
oago has made a now work of rerapence mas
imperative lyan1.
Tire movement Of political affairs has
kept pace With the discoveries ssf science,
and their fruitful applcatlogfta ta tho indus
iriai and Usclni arts and tie cNivvtienco
and a'ofinemept OF social life. Great wars
md couaoaGc cptrevol utians ilavo occurred,
iwVwipg madonal changes OF peculiEF
iNosneut The civil war Of 0ur own coun-
Try, which was "a it's height v,ilcm tho last
vohme oftho old Ncrk appeared. has hap
iNy beon ended, aNd n new course of cun,-
Mere0l md industrial activity has been
commenced J.arHp gppps - gp < fp .r,4,f
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22
Condition of Senator Morton.

RIcNNoSD, Indiana, September Is.
-Tholc has been no material change
in Senator Morton's condition in The
past week. His physicians believe he
has passed the crisis, and whiIo the
Senator is still very veal; the physician
in attendance believes he will recover.
His appetite has not yet returned. and it
IS not expected that he will gain
strength rapidly until he is able to take
substantial uourishpaut. Ills mind
has never been impaired in the least,
and he listens to the reading 81 the
leading papers each day. lie takes
" deep i";::cs; in pubic ai;;irs. aud
eonmea:s freely uron what is read to
lin. 1t is re: expected that he will
recover rapidly, but his physicians be-
lieyes 10 will he a1lcto be in Wash.
iag'on at the opening Of the regular
session u Congress in December.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22
Presidential Reception IN Kentucky

LOUISVILLE. Ky, September H.
Governor Wide Hampton, Of South
Carolina, was setcnadcd here on Sat.
urlny night. a large number Of
prominent citizens rendered him Il
hearty reception. Yesterday ul0ny
gentle men from different parts Of the
State called on him 10 pay their res.
poets. The hotel is crowded by per
sons DESTROYS Of seeing the ex.Cogied.
crate ca"nlEy C!iecr. Elaborate prep.
araIi0ns have been made for the reccp.
ton Of tho Presidential party. The
houses arc generally decorated with
flags, lanterns, &C., giving the city q
great holiday appearance. Excursion
trains Lud boats will bring an immense
number Of people to the city to-day.
The German citizens arc making spec.
ial arrangements for the reception Of
Secretary Schurz. President Hayes
will be resolved at the Cali llouss,
where n grand bali will be given in
his honor tomorrow night.
A German wOrlingmcn's organ
'uadc its appearance yesterday.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

TENDER term Of the Circuit Court only
witnesses were sworn to give evidence
before the grand jury in felony ca.
scs, while those in misdcmcanor cases
number so. There were three iudict.
meuts for felony and 10 indictments for
nlisdemeanorS. This shows that large
majority OF the witnesses before the
grand jury ut that term receive 90 re-
Enumeration for their time and expense
Does this no, seem 10 b, a very con.
siderable hardship Upon u ci,izcn, vbO
is compelled 10 appear before the grand
jury in a mi.i.meanor case?
The purpose and peli1y Of the leg
islaiure Of 1916: would seem VS.
aud beneficial at Els! glance That
body DOUBTLESS intended, BY the inter.
jaction Of TINT single sentence, relative
10 witnesses otIcalaro, before the
grand jury, in the l1;a Section Of
Chapter $50 Of the CDic, to proven;
sfitcGul and malicious Yroseea'ioas for
trivial AID auimpoE'an, trausgmssioa>,
Or, in other words, to discourage OK.
rcusiTc prosecutions for personal
viuliciivencss AMI private gain.
Could this be accomplished r;ilou.
operating as an imposition upon 50
many industrious. pcaceab!e and faith
ful cit;zeug, Ill would be well.
Aside from the burden which this
act casts upon many good and 'iaccrc
:aeu, who appear before the grail
jury. uodsr summoas, with pure
motives. does the net effect its pGr.
pose! Would not a man, who would
rcvCngc:G!ty nrosec.;e lis ucishsoF tvr
Oac dollar u day and mileage, consider
the reward for his future Attendance,
at the trial, Ti,h the prospect CT sever.
al ccutiauaaees, a su!it;eI induecmc Il:
to appear before the grind jury against
him Arc no! the warnings Of the
prosecuting attorneys and judges to
the grand jury sufficient to remind
that body Of the danger Of acting upon
TIE testimony Of such meu?
l have ncTcr heard grand jury
charged, in which the judge or the
prosecuting attorney did not call its at.
tention to this matter. Would it 10;
seem that the act Of 1871, might in
dsce en- evil-disposel witness to mig
nifty aud cxnggeratc his testimony in
order to ra:,e u crime to felony
Might it not lend to prevent many
proper aal appropriate prosecution fOI
misdlmcanlrs?
Having beard 50 muck said concern
Ing this hardship, Nj. Eii'or, will
your permission, and at The request O.
many wha havo been affected BY the
act Of 1871, l ask the consideration
and advcrtCucO Of the people 10 thu
matter. Most Truly,
SuMNun jos SuNNA ISJumA.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22
News Summary.
Louisiana Sugar Crop.

The sugar crop Of Louisiana for the
present year, it is confidently expected,
will amount to not less than 200, 600
hogshcals, which would be au increase
Of more than $4,000 hogshcads ever
las! years crop. The consumption Of
sugar in all Parts Of the world is con-
stantly iacrcasing-iucreasinS with
amazing rapidly. In the United
States alUrc, during the year 1876, the
total consumption, including the pro-
due; Of the maple tree aud tic sugar
made from mo!asses, is estimated at
not less than 1880 tlus. This is
fully one hundred per cent more than
the amount consumed in 1863, or
than the average Of the decade itnmc.
diatcly preceding that year. So there
need bc no fear Of aH oYer.prOduclion
Of sugar i'll Observation-Disclosures
San.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22


A srScIAL dispatch from Washing
ton to the Enquirer says that our rela.
tons with Mexico Orc in an alarming
condition, reports 10 the contrary not.
withstanding 1t is claimcd tia! Min
iste: Foster was openly insvIscl by
Diaz, aud tha: the sending Of 1900
men to the Rio Graade was a i demon.
t'a'ioa made in tic hope of for.ing the
recognition Of Diaz, and, further that
the troops never reached tho Rio
Grnic. but have been ordered to an.
other point.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22
What Might lave Been.

The Hon. c. I. Scott has written 4
letter, which is published in the last
Clurisbrrg Telegram, showing how
completely ClaFksbcss was ut.gcner.
allied BY Morsisur Ferguson las, Wit.
ter, in that provision Of the Capital
bill which selected the 9TH Of August,
instead Of dry on which G general
election should DO held. Mr.. Scott
says that be called attention to this
feature Of tho bill in his place in the
Senate aud tried to have i: oyarrulrl.
but tue gulgcons who had swallowed
Fcrguson's bait refused 10 see ary
trick in the bill aud wen. It blind
They have now, when too late, walked
up to a realization Of the fact that thcy
were simply made use Of 10 accomplish
tue purpose Mr.. Ferguson lad 10 view
Of removing the Capital to Charleston,
Mr.. Scott regards bis opposition to the
bill as completely viulicatcd by the re.
suit. Irhcciing Meligencg.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22
President Hayes at Cincinnati.

CINc!S%ArI, Ono, September IL
President Hayes and party, aceompa.
nicd BY Mayor Moore Of this city,
Governor Young Of Ohio, and Cover.
uur Van H4udt Of Rhode Island, left
for Louisville this morning ut Il
o'clock. They were escorted to tue
depot by the reception company, FIRST
regiment baud and the LyIIc Grays
They arrived ut Louisville at 1880
u'eluek, aud were received at the Fur.
tenth street by Mayor Jacobs. and
Il: Uuce escorted to lhe Gait liuusc,
wlrre formal speech Of reception
was mudc by Rev. Stewart Robinson.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

E9' A DouLED WEvDlSo Quite
an enjoyable time was had by tho young
folks, Tuesday evening at Tho house Of
A. W9of!cr, lI'g on Freeman Creek.
Mr.. F. Mckinley and Miss NJ. Lynch,
K. II. Kcmper and Miss Il Norman,
all employees at tho Asylum, were
united in marriage. ltov. ? 7. L.
Queen Of the baptist church officiating
The ceremony being 50 arranged that
boIh couples passed from single bless
elHccs into the bliss Of married life at
the same time. both couples have the
best wishes Of their numerous friends
Many h"pcs were expressed on tho oc-
cnsiOn, that life with them would be
pleasant aud its troubles few. Y.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22
T5HE De AlDgRRI
SWtavAuN ScVt. ~
An Extra Session orthc Legislature

There seems TO be an effort in some
portions ofthc State to have an extra
session Of the Legislature this winter,
to lcgislate further on the Capital qucs-
lion. As the ill passed last wiatcr
and voted upon in August, is tc hive
no prac'ic9! el'o4t uni! 1885, wa see no
necessity for further legiS!nii'u en- this
subject before the reguiCg Es2s:uU, This
question has oI:coly cast tie ;ax pay
eys Of tho State 4 large amount #
money. and the friends Of the success.
full point had better have patience
enough to wait for the regular session
We know oFuo disposition l., present to
ugitasc tue rc,Openins Of tbs question
but rs the location was determined BY
little over onc-tl:vi oF the legal voters oil
The State, sLo"s clearly tie :isapproba
ton ofrheYoIer5 to the pan adopted for
settling this vczel question, anu what
ever further Legislation that may be
necessary should be by representatives
fresh from their compliments The
Constellation Of 1879 nrovilrS far bior
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

The Washington Star has figured
the matter down and concluded that
either Randall, Saylcr or Cax will be
Speaker, and that all candidates will
60 to Washington about evenly bal,
anccd. The fight will open about the
FIRST Of October, and the winning man
will be the one who can stir up the
most enthusiasm within the ensuing two
weeks.