davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-09-03

SIM @taat SflinoiS beifebt feiu Sc
ict. meldes bic @emeinoen. in renen ein
Nuirubr fattfinoet. fir ben oaourd anaez
ritteten @1aoen u%eruntmortlid madt,
uno ba uud Nnliht beroorrasenoer Su'
ristcn inter benz aemeinen emaliideu
8sdt cine ioldc @riatpfliht nidt beitcbt,
70 merben Die Yriuatperionen uno @orpo>
r%ationen, ipelde turd beh Nufrubr Sha
Ben erlitten baben. oenIelben felber traaen
miiiien. Sir Srte wie on ct. Souls,
NO Der ourb ben gtrite anseridtete Sda
ben icbr heoeutenb 1T. miro oics cine au>
seuebne Gsadriht iein.
90. g. WatIon i'm @taate Srcaon
bcrihtct BON elmer neuen &:anfbcit. mel
die lid an 9irfd5dumen aeaeiat bat.
Ole gldtter fallen udbreno bes Wods.
tbumS Der Sriihte ab uno Die Spisen
oer .3weiae uertrodenen. Dieie @rideis
nuns 1T an nsbreren Srten. namentlih
aber am 9ooo @iucr in Oregon beobad<
tet moroen.
y i n oung BON Sngtto-
potts. 0efanntlih bot Or. 6iharo~
ion ben 41an aefaBt. cine @taot in eng
laro su erbauen, Die ale piinidensmer.
tben 8eoinsungen BON euft uno Qidt
oereiniaen uno r9Daitopolis" ODER v@es
iunbeitSfabt" beiben mirb. Die Nrbeiten
,u bieier Gtabt9riinouna rperoen imSe!b=
fe oieies Sabres ibren Nnfana nebmsn
uno ;tuar bel @ourtlano in Der Ndbe bcS
Seebaoes @Ortbius (Suiier.) Nrdi'
teften uno Snsenieure lino nit ben 8ld=
men belhaitiat uno elm &ofenanidlus Der
StraBen uno bss geeoammes, ionic Der
aeidieten Baoeplote. miro remnadit
fertis Iein.
Ole @ermaniiiruna bon GliaB.Qo
tbrinaen wilo bon Deutidlano aus obne
uuterbreduna betrieben. &iir;li9 erbiel
ten in Tolae zines @rluiies niht meniae'
ole 90 Srte oeutide Namen. 8rulanee
uurbe mieber gu Briilinas1, Dsiiep bei6t
ieet Deftrid uno @uife Siilsen.
26menbers. 7. aus. aus btm
26nisreid Siam iin6 ON persansen,n
Sonnabenoe atpei Yrinaen bon @sblit
uno 7 anoere TiriteniDbne in8eslsituns
BON ie einem: Muileber i'm beno9barten
2abn (iiber 9irlabera) angetommen.
Oie 9 Sinelinse iino in oer9lbii6t nod
eenanntem Orte a%nsetommen, um in Der
b6beren 9ebran1talt oes 9errn Yafor
Yiider osutide @inenidaft fennen 81
lernen.
, 1877-09-03

See M o nument t. Sic Setter Der
Observation-Disclosures" haben bie3eit
hes gileu6ens BON MobeDen big gum /.
NOuember ausseiebt. 9ie einseianoten
,peroen uidt eber sescist meroen, als biz
bas 5omite i'm MOuember suiammen
fommt,
, 1877-09-03

66ifftatrt. Die Barrie .Mc.
nitor." Capt. gilbert 6. Cation. 9ina
@onnabeno init elmer 2abune Sabat.
8arte mo Dauben, nod Boroeauy.
Grantrei9.
, 1877-09-03
mai1inensT

Mae WaI1iuen-N rbsiten unb aue Mrten
Maidinen unp &eparaturen rerten gema1t.
MQes mas in has Maialnen.Ga9 i9ldst III
tets Sorratbts.
Mae Nrlen q abmafaine en- tperbsn In
Orununs uebradt. glliptic Nabmn-
i&tnen Mabeln gum @erfauf bel
Slcat, Grpsfey II. g.,
SO. 1922, 1424, 1926 u. 1873 @arpfr.
unb SO. Is UNI IS Sib 15te ctr.
239 &ihmcnb, Ya.
, 1877-09-03
eeufr Alarm-G tlearaph.
aIar 6 & f E n.
2 Grfas ppIisei Citation.
3~eits Ycli3ei StatiOn.
Dri'ts Yoli3et Statipn.

~'Ps YV1t3J StnttpN.
Na.' 3 !3~eite Yoli3ei StahOn.
30. Drite yoIi3et G htipn.
Ne. S GpstBsnbaus, 3ts Stro6.. rsh,
Brrab. ~
ITO. 6~5ruf anb sasber sow1s," gruos
@'rabe, swiiaen Der 9tsn rnb 1Oten.
80. 7 epribtnbaas, 1stsp att. ,,as
Trantltn.
~. f-2 Nrdsss.
20. f-3 gdebfr f2tn unb Maiu CTR.
Np. IA Ode Der tOten mHt gsrp ctr.
w. 10 edt Der tfsn uns Carr Ctr.
! Nc. f-6 Gdf SER yine mnt Moin ctr
/ 10. II gde ber 3tsn unp Dusal ctr.
Mo. 81 Ode Der 25ftsn amp greab CT
Nr. 20 Gas Der 17tsn uhb Marlbaa etr
No. p Gds Der 17tsn mas @albinotss
ctr.
70. 2-5 Mstreyslitan Gism. @.,f.. r
|Str. ...
No. 20 Gas Der Stem unb @ain Cir
10. 81 Ode Der 14tsn unb Main ctr
No. SO Gte Der 22fsa anS Drain ctr
MO. 3D. Gds Der 13ten uns Carp ctr
80. 3-5 Stabaf@ss @~rmenbans.
Me. 3-6 Iresesar GifsnsgDnst.
ND. ii Gds ber 9nn unb Qeias ctr.
NS. AZ grOab sttaBe sde Sail aay.
No. 4-3 Gfe Sprine unb Yine ctr.
no. as gde 81. Samss unb Dasal en-
Ne. As SprIsenbaas> 25Ne ctr.
10. 81 Sprisenbaus, 10 ctr.
No. So gde Der GIas I'm Gilmss ctr.
90. 5-3 eds Mi$paionnr. ams Rpdstts,
, 1877-09-03

6 hmuer & o. @ollte es iii.
Ter @6muier lsin, Der iib peranlabt &C.
fiihlt bat Elm rpaper" fir uniere 2eute
ousSuseben Wlr iaben sireYemsrfuns
barber in rer ,;@tate."
, 1877-09-03

pr 8 Il nreinlidfe
ten i'm Dilute iino. trinsen fe 2usiAlaa
uno ionfiae Golden hsruor. melhe Die
6aut onarpifen. Inn oieiem ab'ube'fcn.
sebrau6e nun Stems gbmefel>Se ife.
Das 0aar wiro aefdrbt uuo erballeu
our9 9in's 6aarfdrbe.
, 1877-09-03

@eians-0 % irsinia. a."
6eute 1T Die monotlide 8eriammluns
oes @elanspereins .Sir9inia."
, 1877-09-03
St6'S
4lnmen- uno Wamtk-Saamsn

werben stpRanjt rpw simsr Ntatsh Qeute In @mettf q
Sitbe
wid's NreisliHe-300 atbitSxnsen, muir 2 Gents.
BIDS 4lRmenfRbrer. piertfiiabrtta, rs Gents Jdtr.
d.
Bids 1Immei. 6 suaaiesWartsn 50 Gents; Ia sls.
aanter 2sinrene 81. %.
Aas meme Der 5fentiaunssn wsrtsn in Gnslifa W.
DeutfA eebrudt.
-AprsiFre; Sames Did, @aHsfer N.9.
, 1877-09-03

6tcuern. Sic Ser. @toaten
Gteuern. meI&e @onnabenb eingenom.
men porben $l3.755.66.
, 1877-09-03

Grfronft. 9err 9. 6. Wolf loll
febr tranf Iei.
, 1877-09-03
sRihmono. Oo,f 6iper uno Gbeiapeafe
@iienbabn COMPANY.
Tabrplan Der 3ase.

Dur@ p%afiaatsre.
300 g. ID gsslas. aiS%sns sisnase, 9onnsrRaa
point NIT benz 2ampfer Savanna" far al,
lie Sunfts an ten Yorf Silver unb galti-
more. antunftin Baltimore um SO 3D.;
%perbtntet NIT 8abnlinien iii gDalbinaton''
philadelphia, Stem yprf, Bottom unb aQe
iueffli9en punite. Wsrbinb t nit 9dse.:
FER RidmDns unb Petersburg uab GbSas
psate unb Sbip @tfeubabnen.
DurG Gra1t.
500 .. 81. gerldst @idmpnb Sienffaa, 9ounrraao
anb 9annnhrnn. Madt Ytrbinbunsen m I
9amgfsrn tn gDef Ypixt fur Siue.aanbun.
cen. Baltimore uno ale fpeffl den Iunfte.
Nfadt gsrbinbunsen in Stidmpmb NIT 81.
gen per NtHntpnb unb DanSiue. & 6rnpnS
ane PETERSBURG, unb gbefapeate unb Obir
Gtfenbabnen.
9ofaI Y%affagtere.
300 q. 80. gerldet ai@munb tlsli9 (esnntaseaas.
gencttnen)
QSfal Gra9t.
700 Q. Sd. ger1dst aidmpnb Ronfaa, Wfsittuod,
nnb grettas. Wsadt 0sriinbnnsen ii
M ny. g gptn Il NIT Dem Dansftr sSts" fas
panunfs 5lufsn.
Dnr& pahaeiere
1000 Q. %. gnfanft In @tdrnunb 9ienFaa, Hunusr.
flag urb snnnabcnn. Nladt Twerbintnn,
gen NIT !3asen per Mitmeub unb Weters.
pur8 uas epeinpeate unb Sbip @ifenbat,
men Der Sarnpfer ySarana" perldt
Baltimore BON pie 144 Siebt Ctr. Mon
tag. Mittiuadb unb Ireitaa um 1 81. "
Ntat Werbtnbuneen nit 3ieen Dor ptld.
belpb a, Sen gprt uao ipeffli hen plGsen
unt tn def ppint NIT 3asen fir G.iAnfunt
unb BEN Stben.
DMr6 6raht.
6;t5 q. N. 'Nnfunft In @itnprb 9trnifaa, Sonu.r.
tag unb Snnnabenb. Wadt eItin1an.
cen IN 2Seft Yptnt nit benz Dantpfer rpy
galttmpre. Matt Qerb rbunsea nit Der
Ntdinpnb unb 2ansiae. @idmpnb uns 90
fersbura, une etefapeafe unb Sbiu Gien.
babnen.
2Dfal Yaffagiere.
10:00g. d.. Intunft In Ridmpnb tdalid, ousaenpm,
men SOHntas, @aSt gati 5unsr
ebeiapeate unb Sbip @ifentabnen.
QpfaI BraGt.
400 q. Ms. Nnfunft In Ridntpnb Wontac. sFitttnoS
nne Trettas. @att gertinbunsei in W:f
point NIT Gem Eannpfer SITS" son ben Gar
5lifen.
Refine 5radt mad cbet BON g1dbrn fitltd BON Ri6.
rnons rirb ansenrmrnen Die Waeen fabren burtb spr
gtff gcint mad ailanta.
Die niesriafen Yreife, sprFatiae !sanbb /,
bune unb Genealogical %aarantirt
uatrousb Bills tf latins" nit aaranttrten sRoter
mao allen nproi'@en unb %spsaliten Yldssn weben aus.
aeaeben.
gabrtarten merben %ssrfauft fir ale nSrbtiSen. IN,
lthen lnb fteftlihpt 4ldsen. ~
=, 5abrfarte su taben In Der General @ifenbabu.1i idle
Naentur, S26 Mainfr., i'm grharae 6pt,I unf an
Gespt ber GSmpasnie Ode Der %. anb Vpd Strra6s
ID nm $. s. DOuslab, @upt.
, 1877-09-03

@olo i6lob seitern Mittas in New
Dorf NIT 1045.
, 1877-09-03
MMbenfaamem.

0anbretb's uener @Ibeniaamen.
Da i'd loeben cine aanse @entuns son
qanbretb's biesjabris'n neuen &Itenlaamen
erbalten bale, 10 bin Id i'm 9taube, iebem
Mbnebmer iOfort bamit su Ssriorsen. 8dufer
sSn srSberen partisn aenisben tebcutenben
Nabatt.
WuBnbent inb aae Sprten BON 2anbretb's
@asteniamereien bon Der iiinsisn uno fril&s'
fen @orte fels Sorratbia.
257 E. P. REEVE, @pptbefer,
COZ 9. Marlbalft, nabe benz Meuen Martt.
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How to Live without Coin or Credit



There we're four jolly good fellows
living UP in New York Canon, the
owners 81. several fine locations, but
bankrapt in purse, and their credit at
t9e stores overdope Their laziness
was proyerbial, and theyliyed by their /
wits an grew lean oii etheir capital.
While at breakfast, discussing the last
remnants Of provisiens in the cabin,
and already hungry in-anticipation Of
the coming famine, it was suggested I
that beef stew would be in order for
dinner, providing theingEedients could
be obtained. There was good water
and excellent salt en- hand; but the
butcher was obdurate, and the grocery
keeper hard Of heart, and 1t needed
considerable ingenuity TO completetbe
list necessary to the connection Of the
savory dish. After much consolation
plan was agreed on that promised
success, and the quartette started for
town to put the scheme into execution.
one of the party providing himself
with couple Of stout pinsebent IN the
/ form of a hook-a necessary outfit II
the plan worked. On arriving in town
two of the party lounged around the
door of a grocery, where potatoes, on.
ions and other vegetables were temptI
ingly exposed for sale, while the party
with the pins and his companion pro-
ceeded to the butcher shop. One halt.
ed on the threshold aud gazed up and
down the street, while the other en-
gagged the butcher in ananimated con
: yersation, in the course of Witch he
pointed to our friend, and limited thai
it would be q most excellent JOKE &c
Ffasten piece Of meat to the idlor'l
coat. The Butcher saw the point, ane
handed over huge roundsteak, which
4 with the aid Of the pins, was tasteRes
4 to the apparently unconscious VICTIM Z
coat-tail. As soon as it was securet
in the desired position, he moved slow
ly up The streets leaving the butche
convulsed with laughter at the succes
of the Joke. TIE attention OF the by
/ standers was attracted at the strang
. appendagc. Some shouted aud other
lalghed !; and the victim Increased IN
a pace to airun, followed by the mol
p AS he passed the grocery, the coufed
g crates stationed atthat point put j
: execution. their part OF the scheme, B
- Literally pelting him With potatoes an
= Fl onions. an example followed by th
,i.h bvstande He did not stop-1tha
6. was aot in the play-butShe was 500
out Of viewlup the canon, going at
40 gait that would have astonished q raS
90 horse. The excitement over, The thrS
40 partners sauntered up the street stol
20 ming By the waysto gil their capaciol
so pockets with the vegetables 50 freel
used as missiles, and then joined the
90 compaaion at the cabin, cYncludir
60 their mirth at the complete success
co the stratagem. The quartette pa2toc
go of a sayorY. beef stew. at dipner, mut
to their qualification, and to the d
90 gust of tie butcher when the joke W
explained to him. EHrcka Nee } Se
90 tineL .z IS -
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1 begin to suspect that big hens
have not all lhe superiority over small
ones that we sometimes CAIN for
them. The smaller breeds b foyl are,
I incline to think, more frequent lay
efs. Big fowls have largo frames
and a tendency to lay en- flesh They
consume a gseat deal Of feed and,
like our pigs, the more we feed them
tho more lazy they become. IL we
wish fIesh, then the food makes h.
Ii we wish a,large sized ngg, then only
the larger sized fowl eau give y 70 US.
| II like the large breeds so well, they
are so easily restrained, they have so
docile disposition, they show up 50
| we'll on the PLATTER as we'll as when
following the grasshopper on themow.
lipgs, and their eggs are SO large and
inviting, that [ do not feel like dIs;
| carding them. Their merits are Of 9
4 substantial sort. cannot forget, how
ever, that during this cold season my
fovls are taking a rest from laying.
that my hens are eating, their NIL
1 every day, and are like people WHO
are fresh from a thanksgiving dinner,
a quite content 70 do nothing. While my
4 tneigbbor's Leghorns are giving him
eggs in exchange for fosd. and care.
He gets small eggs get large ones
but he has more than / per heB and
Z has perhaps two eggs to my one at the
/ season when they bring the large price
: Hearty feeding in hiss case scenes to
{ start his.hens to hying, II they !es'
4 over a few days Of q cold spell thel
! are soon at it again on the return q
D the warm sunshine, and Their intervals
5 .of nou,layiug seem not so prolonged
The smaller breedssare endowed viii
J. a. higher vitality, and the expsndi
1 ture oft is seen in their more nsTg;
s Gus movement and in egg prediction
d rather than lying on flesh, am ne
=. sure but that the laying henais soSna
r times hkin in her temperamentfos tn
IS deep milking COW. She is Of 2 perv
Z Gus makeup, can find out q neighhor'
e garden, knows how to get into II, AM
IS can run right smsrtly when the sniai
is boy appears onsthe scene soHremon'
j. trate.7-Scientjfc Fdrmcr.s 80
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aroREsr couNTY oFFIcERs.

President JItdge--L. d. WErMoRE.
AssOcidto Jwdgcs--Jos. q. DALR, Ep-
ward kerr.
lrrsaswrer--S. ]. SErLEY.
F,rothonotury, Register g Recorder, dc.---
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We are using our best endeavora TO
publish live local journal, which
near about fills up al the space at our
command, and IN this coufse we are
amply backed in the way Of substan-
tiai daily encouragement and patron
age. - These
muchly duplicated tceakly eorrespons
dcnces sent out to country papers from
the capitals headed "Ouy" sonnd 50
"Correspondence," and paid for in
humbug advertising, are mostly frauds
Of the lowest order, justly despised by
all honest readers those belonging %
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sacsfNrR a aAfs SgEg BLOCK. y.
NJ rropriatof. This IL 2 new
'.es.ss,. .end hasiu been fitted up Tor INC
recaiss ID 8 dntloll Of tise publics Al Poltloin
sr he pakrepage Of the public = soll e''cu'
$S-iy
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-02-07

= NIr.B. sReapatli, of Boston, niakee
ALL Henry Ward Beeeher'sa engage:
meats, and il is stated that heshhs him
dawn this season for eighty Lectures,
AT $500 each, or $4,000 in all, Thee.
adors Tilton lectured eight months last
vera and cleared about $4,000. His
terms. whenshe makes special engage
rnents, average $l50 Rer night Dr
z. III. Chapin commands from Sl19 70
$3.50 IN the lecture room, and de-
shyers about forty lectures during the
season George Nv. Curtis is OUT Of
the field for the present. Wendell Rhil-
lips will not go more than q days
Journey from his home, His price ls
$500, but he frequently takes less, even
/ whehthat SUM isagreed upon, II the
audience issnot large enough to pay
Cough takes better than any other
man on the. lecture list except Beech
er, and can get, from 5000 TO $500 each
/ for AL The lectures lie is able TO deliv-
er Frederick Douglass averages
/ about forty nights inthep season. and
his price is SlgQ. Prof. Geremuss the
chemist, commands from $3.50 upward,
according to the elaborateness OF his
If5Nustrations. Du ChailIu Is expected
\ baelxsfrom Earope ihltime for the sea
son. He does Eotdemand more than
Il S115, and will nqt take less. DF.
Hepworthl Ds GallaherT and spE.
Hayes, the riic explorer. eoRmand
! each, S100.N The Rev. Robert Coll
yer. of Chicago is fasorite, and
easily gets SIS. Frank Beard, ths
artist, gets 500. John g, SAKE Il q
! present on the invalid list, but NheE
a able to lecture his price. i hkewi
Z 4gS100.
II Ladiss Who succeed on the platform
'desa,ssld almost as high fguress q
t men. Grcce Greenwood can get hit5
D engapeme5ts al 500 each. Mrs. AAb,
4 bSage Richardson asks the
t, ansount. Mrs Waller is geo
d 1925 to $150 every pight. Apna
d iuson tops them all The pFiea
d successful lecturers nov ask aud get
/ exhorbitant 10 comparison with III
d figures before the war Up to I66t
n the most popular lectureE ipbthe cout
" try could nQteoWInaad more than 30
s and very few could get that SUI
ut Beecher often lectured for $40 or So
Or and considered himseIf sci paid.
g. An Indians eirl.at yassAg Collel
y writes to her parents: This is q
ld most stylish hair-pin Of 2 eoafdip
n school j ever tumbled to- 4 caa
1T four times q day i'll want to, n 6
el- fair whaek At the bag very tla1
"a .'Johnny, have you leasned
n thing during The week eskeq
- teacher Of i've year old pup
"Yeth'm, 2, s1il. shat Is u e ~ y
en- to lead anan trump wheH
Ils both bowers.
Id When a man has 100
ZEN the fire he IS now said ~ haYe
more than b can chew
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aVing \ drcssnakct q tApV., IV IV1IJg ~
lAong them. am prepared 70 make 81
sinds- If dresses n, the latest styles, and
Guarantee satisfaction. Stamping for BRAID
inr and einbroidory done in the best man
ner. with the uew patterns. All ask
is a iair trial. Residence on Water Strees,
in the house formerly occupied by JacoD
Shriver. Atu
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-02-07

AZ Ysff I. 81 a. stJlits BON oifers I,ls
! 4erxics - tho reQEke 81 - ~
Ssse,.z l., sonrtrssk - sliee. DR. Eoburn
,.ss,e,.ses4s * ssiv4 "a lssaefiosl. hT. 20 :
.,.y,, -. se.ialf of the treatment
=, So F1lryal. lltrng and all other
gihts5lIe a. lingering diseases. Having
insas galeti all scientific metaous OF cur y,
ins disease and selectca 4ho soq tioln ~.
* 'sll...sss,,' ~ tefea cure Is possible. \
~ 49, t..,iasultation. All fees will be
raasnoabie. Professional visits made al
iali hours. Parties at a distance can CON
ilisn by etter. .,,,,.,o
Oaiea and Residence second n,lliailiE 9.s Nv
a.. a. 81 - 1Veslaosdags a1id Saturdays. 2ot
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-02-07

Sheriff. JUBrfs SHAwKEY.
= C0mnfssioners- BRnLIN,
l.oNo, jour REcK.
County Sixpertntendeat-H. s.
WAY.
District Attornet- -SN n
yssry Com1aissicns MI
I.YMAN Cook, lodge Room,
CouistH ShuveVoic, nt Z o'clock.
Cbroner--M Z M. CLARK, 9.
Cbunty ~. 81
/, Nw. D. r. A. EeBERT, N. D..
szTNE e EGBERT,
and residence in house former
tcupied Dr. Winans. Office days,
,sdRya and Saturdays. szu
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LHC pUIIITCEI putty - Wo|
they are claimed ,holsta p%
graceless set & AoA@0oss''
49, lag recently moved 70
He N.S9f the purpose Of meeting
shn the ladies of the town and
,s;vn fs,i q lonr tfmo known, that
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fN'FNfT
Sir w. Thomson has concluded. from |
! ilifferentliues of argauaent, that the
a ge Of the earth, as q body cool enough /
lar habitation, cannot be greater than
100, 600, 600 years. Prof. TAFT. how;
ever, in his work on the !" Recent
| a daancs N PHYSICAL science comes
To fa somewhat different conclusion,
and puts the limit Of the Worlds age
Eat 10,000,000 years.. When doctors
disagree who shall decide AZ te,k
! other worlds than oufss some sof them
are said to be SO far away that the
Iiight has not even yet reached our
nlanet. A writer in the Quarterly
Revs,0 SAYS that t'the telescope has
rendered visible stars so amazingly
remote that light leaping over 1856.
600 miles I'm single second would
take SOC, 900 years to travel from them
10 she earth. Astronomers and ge'
ologists have a way Of tossing mill
lions of wears about as if they wen
mere grains of the sands of time. 1t
makes the few score allotted to man
appear amazingly Insignificant. 5
Saws James Parton: For my part
if / we're twenty years Of age, l should
! strike for the soil. As soon i could
) raise two years supply Of clothes anG
5 money euough to transport me,
Q should 90 to a regon where nature hac
1 provided for the farmer favorable con
ditions; Say Pennsylvania, New
h York, Tennessee, Ohio, Illinois, Miss
r ouri, Texas, Iowa and there, ahou
the FIRST Of April. I would search 70
q good farmer, who for the space Q
5. two years, would give me food, lodg
ing and instruction, IN return for 10.
? heartily and loyal labor. By the ep'
{ Of two years, / shonle be ready, per
haps, fora step forward. The Figh
man IS always wanted, always we
come BY the time ! knew enough,
good farm would come seeking M
!, and ! would 60 upon it, and earn
and d'hveand die upon it.
A bright little girl, having bee
asked TO write a sentence ihtroduelr
the word "carrion," presented q
following to her teacher; Bad chill
rem often carrion in church, wh'
!, they ought to keep quiet.
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BoRoUGHoFFr


Bmreess--JoMN A. DALE.
CpNsscflrnen--g. w. Robinson, y. A.
warner, A. III. Partridge, O. w. Sawyer,
-. Van Gioson. W. ]. Roberts.
justices Of the Pcace--D s. Knox, 9. A.
Randall.
Cbnstablc--H. gwhggart
gahooI Dircctors---H, II. May, II. o. Dn-
IN, 8. n. Haalot, a. B. Kelly q. w. Rob-
nson, 4. ]. van Gicsen.
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County do hereby
aecanilng to law ahS ae aa @ @
S us % for the ending find them "e
going andsea
n. n u
a fsFaE LIS
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-02-07

* A. WARMER PRoPR RIFFols. 0pposi!e
-. Court House, Tionestas IA. JusI
snened. ExerFthing nes anu cieal M nv,
fseah. Tho best or liquors kept con slans,y.
- laa4siI 4 Aportion ~ the pubic lai1oil- ~.
"a Il respectfully sG1fAhetls ~
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-02-07

gIsFoNKesr pENN'A. Q. =. Me-
r:gAY. PRorRIEToR. This mouse
~ usntrally located. Everything new a,le
wall farnished Superior aecqlnnlgea-
Heugnt,d strict attention given TO guests;
wegetablaa ussd Aslta OF a1l klhus s@tNsu fs,
Ia Nselr seasoa Sample rooih iOi I'm
saersiai Agents.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-02-07

NEpEEs1lE MORNINO, IAN. 81 IS17.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-14
Notice.

DDOK AND JOB PRINTING OF EVERY
ID description Send your orders to the
NORTHERN TRIBUNf, Chehoygan, Mich, and
have them filed at Chicago pr ces. -
Cend 25c to G. p. ROWELL & CO., New York.
- for Pamphlet of 100 page :, containing lists of
5000 newspapers, and estimates showing cost of
advertising. ~-
business CARDS-An kinds of business
office.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-14
card to the Public.

For many years we have made two
medicines suited to the ailments of vast
class of sufferers. Thousands of cures
have been made by them, and, in fact,
the word failure could not be coupled
with them. But within the last two
years counterfeits of our medicines have
sprung up, dangerous in their close imi-
tation of our Trade Mark. To secure the
people we have placed upon each genu-
inc box of Holloway's Ointment the fac
smile of the signature OF our agent, Mr..
JOS. Haydock. To counterfeit is felony.
We shall relentlessly pursue any one who
initiates this with the utmost vigOr of
the law. We most earnestly beg that the
great mass OF American people will aid
us i'm our efforts to protect their health.
and help us i'm our task OF bringing these
most unprincipled men to the bar of JUS
tice. Uniformly refuse to purchase
Medicines purporting to be ours unless
Mr.. Jos. HaydOck's signature is attached
to each box of Pills or pot OF Ointment,
and the end will soon be reached.
The public's obedient servants,
HOLLOWAY q CO.