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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-08-13

penditure Of time and money, can be
converted into pleasant and desirable
bomesteads. You have done, and are
doing well boys. We hope there are
yet others who will, 10 the near future,
go and do likewise.
Rev. Jerry Barnhart and Rev. O. A..
Stone preach for us on alternate sab
baths; 50 that we have services every
Sabbath. You see our spiritual wants
are we'll supplied. Rev. McMichael
will occupy the pulpit during Rev.
Stones absence, he having gone to
Chautauqua to attend the Sunday
School Assembly.
Since the consolidation Of the
Church Hill and Alabaugh schools
has become fixed fact, the directors
have resolved to build a new house.
1t being q most lamentable fact that
we have generally very poor buildings
poorly finished, and badly ventila.
ted would respectfully advance to
directors and patrons, a proposition
that we build house so furnished and
equipped that it will be an honor to
us, furnish it with patent seats, wall
maps, books of reference, etc. Friends,
the increase Of comfort, and the pleas
ure your children will take in going
to school will repay you doubly in a
years time. l realize the fact through
experience. We hear some one, who
probably has never been inside one of
our school houses, say, present accom-.
mediation are good enough. Kind
friend, please step into the stocks and
there remain an hour and a half; if
at the end thereof you do not change
your mind l am no Judge ofhorseAesh.
CAMEO,
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y. IL. AGNICW,
Il TITO 70 NEY Il T. Z Il " +,
TIONESTA, PA.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS!

have been admitted to practice as an
Attorney in the Pension Office at Wash
ington, y. c. All officers, soldiers, or
sailors who were iujur, d in the lato war,
can obtain pensions 20 which they may bo
entitled, hy calling on or addressing me at
Tioncsta, Pm. Also, claims for arrearages
of pay aud bounty will receive prompt at
tention.
Having been over four years n soldier in
the late war, and having for n number of
years engaged in the prosecution of sol
dicrs' claims, my experience will assure
the collection Of claims in tho shortest pos
sible time. j. Il. AGNEW.
4itf.
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that possible, fully exposed to all Of
the powers Of Darkness combined,
which would be required to singe the
bristles off this animal sufficient to be
seen with other animals of the same
species.
You say l wish to become popular
by shooting hole through my hat.
If that would make a man popular,
you would have long since riddled
your hat with bullets from top to bot.
tom, advertised the same in 20 news.
papers, and blowed it around among
all the otters in the State.
You also say that you will deal
gently with me 1 would advise you
to "go in" and you will find me at yoLr
elbow. 1t is not very pleasant aFair
for me to unearth your misdeeds and
rob you Of the little bit of jackass rep
utation that you have left. Yet if it
becomes necessary, 1 can in a short
time obtain from certain parties your
history from the time they know Of
your first hen rOost affair to the present
time.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member of Congress HARRY WHITE.
dsSembly-N. p. WHEELER.
President Jtdgc-L. d. WErMoRE.
Ass0ci0tc JUdges-Jos. G. DALE, ED-
gARD KERR.
JTcdsUrog--WM LAWRENCE.
ProthoRotdrH, Register 6 Recorder, &C.
JusTts SuAwKEY.
mcr{G.--C. A. RANDALL.
CoD1ptiSsi0HerS-E BERLIN, ISAAC
LONG, II. w. LEDEBUR.
County ttPertltcadeat-I. S. Brock
WAY.
District h AttdTRcV-S. ID. IRWIN.
!. Jury CommtsSi0HcTS-C. III. Church.
PETER YoUNGK.
County iSHlUcYor--T. d. COLLINS.
COYOHo1'-W. G, CoBURN.
County HuditorS--NICHoLAs THoMP-
FoN, d. T., COPELAND, Il. G. Lacy.
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Doctor Coburn.

have just read your article in the
National with satisfaction.
Last fall I aca8 a Greenbacker, but
seeing the fallacy of their principles l
extricated myself and returned to the
Republican party. l did write to Mr..
Davis, and as a Republican, l have
right to support Mr.. Cook, a former
student of mine, and very efficient
surveyor.
The prominent democrat is safe to
wager money on my supporting him
as he is very warm friend of mine
and one whom | promised years ago
to support if he ever became a candi-
date for any political Office, and will.
ask you to give your proof of my
promising to attend the Greenback
primary.
You also say in the article that 1
talked Of running on the Greenback
ticket for County Surveyor, which you
know is lie; for | told yOat in yoair
O1C1e office, when asked to become
candidate for nomination for that
Office that l would not run for any
office this year on any ticket. 1 told
Mr.. II. A. Zuendel and others the very
same thing. l am not so hungry for
Office as you have shown yourself
to be.
Now, Dr., last fall you told Mr..
Elias Albaugh, Mr.. Fulton and
myself at Mr.. Albaugh's that you
would not be candidate for nomina-
ton for any Office to be filled Oh the
Greenback ticket last fall. The very
next day you got one of your friends
to propose you as a candidate for Pro.
thonotary &c, and got him to do his
level best to have the Boro., and Twp,
instruct for you-then tried to bull
doze the delegates to support you in
convention, for being one of the dele.
gates myself l have legitimate right
to know this. You did not lie at
Albaugh's did you2
AT the last Greenback convention
"ye editor" proposed that the party
pay him for publishing Greenback
speeches and when they refused he
proposed to turn the National into
Democratic organ. Now, which Of us
is the political Benedict Arnold, Iwho
individually leave the party, or yOu
who try to sell their fortrea8e8?
You call me an "educated iool,"
which you can not boast Of; you are
the fool true enough, but certainly
lack the education.
If am too smart to live long, there
is hope Of my dying; but the earth
will be forever cursed with you
insessably lieing, idiotic vagabond, if
your assertion is true that smart people
die young.
The gentlemanly editor makes a very
moderate comparison between us, by
saying that it would require 900 years
in the bottomless pit, to cleanse me,
along side of the Is eternities, were
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F.F. WHrrrEK1N.
Wing Hill, Pa, Aug. 8, 70.

1t is giving excellent satisfaction.
Our doctors prescribe it. Send three
dozen Barosma by express. Hurry
hurry hurryl We sold our last
bottle this morning and have orders
for six more. l have also sold several
bottles to physician living several
miles from here. He gives it a good
recommend.
This is sample of orders we are
getting from druggists every day
throughout the country Barosma, or
Buchu, Backache, Liver aad Kidney
Cure is prepared by E. K. Thompson,
Titusville, Pa.
Sold by G. w. Bovard, Tionesta,
Pa. 21 2t.
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

BONNER & AGNEW BLOCK. T..
ID AaNEw, Proprietor. This Is a new
mousse, and has Just been fitted up for the
accommodation of the public. A portion
of the patronage Of thc pubic is solicited.
dolly
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T. w. IIays,

+. w. Hays,
A TTORNEY At LAW, and NOTARY
n PUBLIC, Reynolds Iukill & Co.'s
Block, Seneca St, oil City, Pa. 39-ly
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
INDIANA, PA.

Building, tho best kind in the United
States.
tions, for 400 Boarders.
School, first-class in all respects.
Departments, Normal, Classical. Com
mercial, Musical.
Tho Fall Term Of IS weeks will open on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1879.
Expenses as low rs any othcr school af-
lording equal advantages and accom-
modaions.
For Catalogue address
JOHN II. FRENCH, LII. D., Principal.
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GIle Gorfst 38rpablitar,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. ls, 1879.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

BmrGcsS--N. S. FOREMAN.
CoutcitmcR--J. $. Hood. f.. u. Mabic,
III. Q. Davis, Il. ,Agnew, NJ Einstein,
j. A. Proper.
justices of the Tcacc-J. r. Brennan,
D. s.. Knox.
COastabic-W. A. IIilands.
School Directors-H. II. May, II. O. Da-
Wis, d, w. Clark, w. r. Dunn, A. y. Kel-
ly, j. r. Brennan.
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Lawrence House,

RNN(,E, PfornIrroh. This house
is centrally located. Everything now and
well furnished Superior accommoda-
>uons and strict attention given to guests.
Vegetables and Fruits of-al kinds served
ntheir season. sample room for Com
mcrcnl Agents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-09

Next ~ character nothing Il more de-
sir~b.s 20 . pcrson than common sense.
IL certainly 10 very true that common
school education. with common sense,
j. better than college education with
out II. II 10 equally true that no amount
III wealth or influence can supply the
place Of common sense. II II o,.e Of the
uuaitiessof the young man which goes
." securing him = position. gives him
the confidence OF his employer. and
insurcs him success Ia life. Let Us
make a contrast.
There u 4 numerous class o: Young
men who dritt through high school aud
college without aims or ambition. and
euter life not knowing what they are
fitted for. following for while one
nvocation and then another. sni become
finally insignificant failures. because
they seldom take tho necessary time TO
make them sprofcient Ia any trade or
profession. or become masters IN any
calling. Then there is other classes
without means. aud who enjoy few edu-
cational facilities. but have what IL much
better the will to labor, and do what
they can. They are satisfied with
meagcr wages at the outset and strive
20 secure moro only on their merits. We
mud these advancing on gradually. step
by step, until they occupy the highest
position in the establishment where
they were the humhlest workers.
Which class should We encourage?
Add the following suggestive hints
bearing upon the subject II the head
of this article: Do not be above
yonr business; who turns up his nose M
work quarrels with bread and butter:
he is poor smith who is afraid Of his
own sparks: there is some discomfort ia
all trades except In chimney sweeping !:
il sailors give up going to sea becsnse il
is wet. il bakers left of baking because
IL Is hot work. II plowmen would not
pillow because ofcoid. and tailors would
not make clothes for fear of prickine
their fingers, what a pass we would come
70! Don't be afraid OF selling your
hsnds. there 10 plenty ofsoap to be had.
All trades are good to traders. Lucifer
matches pay well If you sell enough Of
them. You cannot get honey IL you are
frightened at bees, nor plant corn ii you
are afraid Of getting mud on your boots.
When bars Of iron melt under the south
wind, and you can dig the fields with
tooth picks. blow ships along with fans.
manure crops with lavander water. and
grow plum-cakes in flower pots. there
will be fine time for handles. But un-
Ill the millennium shall come. we shall
have good deal to put up with.
Portersville. Ind. ROVER.
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An army Of individuals. men women
and children, are killed every year on
the railroads, and In . majority Of cases
the victims have no business on the
roads. The Lafayette Journal says in
an article on this subject:
Please don't walk on the railroad
tracks. We have written up quite
enough accidents this year growing out
Of the careless. IL not recklessl habit Of
walking along railroad tracks. The
railroad company has the right Of way
for their tracks and trains. aud the
public has no right to make the tracks =
public highway. The railroad employees
are not the reckless people that some
persons think them. The engineer can
not stop his engine in moment, and
people ought not n take the risks that
they do. Men drive teams and persons
sfep in front Of moving engines with q
carelessness that IA criminal, and the
great wonder Is that more accidents do
not occur.
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CHIMNEY TOPS
nuSrrNGBURaH. INDIANA.

A" AvivG established themselves above desire "a
III call the attention ~ the public q e~ facts. viz
L. The clay We manufacture frorr fhe esf vet found
and can TO- furnish the hest the market.
a. Their srOSE PUMPS are sold At very reasonable
rates put no directly from the Factory in good order
last ifs'ne hnf ifhv careless usage ANYTHING about
them should get - order they where they
he applied to- and will repair them sspedisicusly.
a. They give written guarantee their frNPS
10 work well aud give satisfaction with proper usage
lth. The stone Pumps the best. most convenient
and dnrshie Pump wohfn, for farm or house
hold purposes. They 40 not poison ycnr water siih
rotten wood rusty iron making II unht 20 they
heat ~ summer Int AFTER hsinr Put Nv in good
anil tasty STYLE always ready furnish Won purs
heathfl water. upon demand. Then put aside the
wirdass of the past attended with much danger.
and the wormy old wooden pump. which in very brief
period ou,lves it, usefulness and Oils ~ser With
worms. and get Model Champion Stone Pump. and
drink and give your stock heal,hful water
s,h. Our manufacture az drain pipe for cellars
psces Is cheaper and Tar bstsr than the usual drain
made ~ two inch plank ~ hrrk. because II T. psrms
ner With chance for fs getting % order, be-
nr chokef MP ~ rats or vernin burrowing In ~ and
can pc put down bysny enc.
sfh The stone will b. supplied rerchsnts or
others anv qusntitv desired and Al reasonable -sfs
and OF superior quality Send In yosr orders and
tain home mandatory.
RrvxuScxs AZ 70 rr~rs-wiliisr e. Rritton Ireland
Ireland Hotel. ireland; Y. A. Ssaieck. Jasper; In.
Daniels. Orwell.
Nov. ~. l----1v.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Il hereby given that by
virtue Of An order or the Dubois
Circuit Court, the undersigned. Admin
istrator Of the estate Of Friedrich w.
Radke, deceased, will offer for sale 1T
Public Auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY. JUNE 9TH, 1879,
the undivided two-thirds parts Of the
following described real estate, situated
In Dubois county, Indiana, to-wit:
The northeast quarter Of the north
west quarter Of section Number seven
teen (l7), In township No. two (2),
south Of range No. five (5) west, 40
acres; the southwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter OF said section seven
teen IN said township and range 40
acres, and part Of the north-west quarter
Of 'ae north quarter Of said section
W N said township and range, being
ali tha- part III said n0rih-west quarter
of Lr.t'f-wost quarter which lies south
and eass NJ Patoka rivcr. containing 10
acres. inn4e 0r ess. ani containing in all
30 acres more M loss Said north-ea
quarter Of the northwest quarter and
The south-west quarter or the northwest
quarter ~ said section IL. containing so
acres, will he sold subject TO mortgage
lien OF $35O.00 on same. executed by de-
c-denf n one Jacob Rauscher, October
20th 1915.
TERMS or SALE :-One-f fourth Of the
purchase money to be paid IN cash; the
residue in three equal payments. at six.
twelve aud eighteen months, deferred
payments TO be secured by notes bearing
interest from date, waving benefit OF
appraiscment laws, with good freehold
surety TO the approval Of the Admins
traitor. GEoRcE MrYER, Adm'r.
WV. a. TRAyLoR. Atty.
May and, 1879 -4w.
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RExrcs nARKAexs. No.. April 3oih. 1855.
On. JorS Hrli.--Dssa Sra Knowing the efficacy Of
yenr Sarsaparils and the healing and beneficial quail
ties u Possesses send you the following statement q
my case.
was wounded about two years ago--was taken rris-
oner and confined for sixteen months Rcing moved
often my wounds have healed yet Ihave ur
Z moment since was wounded. am shot through the
hips NJ general health l. impaired. and need
thing 70 assist nature. have more faith IN your Sar
sspariis than any thing else wish that thstis geru
Inc Please express half dozen bottles and obige
CArfAfx Z. r. JOHNSON,
~. Lorsf No.
p. a--Ths following written April 3ofh 1885, By
Mrs.. Jennie johnson. mother 81 Capt johnson;
N. Jonp BrLl-DgAk sin: Nv husband Dr. c. q.
johnson skiifui surgeon sni physician in Central
View York. where be died. leaving the above G. r.
Johnson my care. Al thirteen years 81 age he had
chronic dsrrhea and scrofula. for which gave your
sarsapariiia II cured him. have for ten years re-
commended u 20 many In New York ohio and Iowa for
srrofula fever andxenersl ieh'lifv. perfe~
success has attended n. The effected IN some
OF scscfuls snd fever almost miraculous
very ANXIOUS for NV again have reronras u
your ssrsspariia III i fearful ~ getting sprsous
article hence his writing 70 you for 4; Nis wound
terrible. bus believe be will receiver
Respectfully JENNIE JOHNSON.
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Good Farm Near ireland
FOR SALE.

10 Acres, II milcs North or Ireland.
al good land and we'll improved, resi-
uemce, barn, &C, q $500, on reason
able terms Enquire OF
oei. 9th, TIT &. Do.xr.
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GOOD COAL AT
I Cents Per Bushe|!


THE undersigned informs the public
l that he will always keep supply OF
good coal on hand, 30 that they can get it
whenever they send for II, st seven cents
. bushel, at the Friedman mine just west
of Jaspe-. Picked coal At reasonable
prices for those who want II.
Nov. 3. '76--tf. JOSEPH KRAFT.
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Jasper City Mills.
REDUCTION IN PRICE Of FLOUR.

HAvfyG begun with the new year doing strictly 3
l III csm rr~fSEss. We enabled 20 do better than
formerly BY our customers and have redncsd the price
u the best A. follows:
FANCY FAMILY FLOUR s5 90 PER BBL.
We paving ihs highest cash price Tor wheat and
atm 20 DO the fair thing nv custom work.
EOKRRT DR0THRRS.
I'm IA '1@-~lt NIX Wf N1 N fN
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TIME proprietor 81 ths celebrated medicine tnstiv
II claims fs- v superiority ~ remedies ever
fonrred The isuir Sr me skkrsi>. srtfpr k>r
rkgssSssr cure 70 Agus and Fewer, chiis and Fs
YER. whether ~ short hong standing We refers ~
entire Western and southern country 70 hear him
Testimony the truth ~ the assertion. that IN
~hstsserwil u fail ~ cure II the difecensare strictly
followed out. IN great single dose hiss
been sufficient for cure. and whole families have
been Nv single hottie ~ith perfect afion
Of the general health. fis however prudent. and ~
every certain cure. N rs use Il continued In
smaller doses for week AFTER the disease h~s
been broken checked especially IN dicult snd
g-standIng cases. Usually this medicine will not
rsquirs Aid % keep the bowels IN good order should
the patient however. require cashare MEDICINE af-
ter having taken three ar four irsrs ~ fhs Tonic q
single dose o. huLL's VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will he sufficient
The genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must have nR.
John BULLS private stamp on each bottle. III JOHN
hill only has the right 70 manufacture and ell the
lori ginal JOHN =. SNlTH'sTOSic Sikrr ~ Louisville.
Ky. kxsm.n. well the label each hottie. II ms
private stamp y not on each bottle d. not purchase or
you will BE- deceived
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DIR JOHN BULL,
NsSrs4rrr#.s ,sr vssrxs "
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS SAnSAPAnILlA,
BULBS WORM DESTROYER,
Tho Popular Remedies Of the Day.
Principal ons~. No. sac Main street.
LOUISVILLE. KY.
BULLS
|SARSApARILLA!

keai the following sxfrsc of letter from Ms Rivers
wife Of Reverend m Rivers ~ fhs most learned
eloquent. sd pnrlsr Minister. u he Methodist kpis-
con4i Charch and " no AZ thu tinie ~ writing
;ivns al Brvss!~sy Church. Louisville, XIV.
Lorisslrls. XIV. october eth, 1869
DH Ioux Rfri--Dxsk sin; MANY thanks e vor for
the medicine Won have % kindly given me Ihase hseh
grea; sufferer for years. and had the advice OF various
nhysirians. Some pronounced nv SPINE some my
Jung and some my heart be the sea, o. my disease
have hsen burnt bllsisrri and cuppsd fil had
come disheartsned. Several very eminent physicians
she examined my spine informed me thar threat
ened with paralysis appopiexy sr.y day and that
nothing hut s~stcn wcuh relieve me. had perfect
horror " that and hestsfing about having one
serted. when YOU kindly sent me yonr ssrfspsrills
which Immediately h-gun 20 take three times Day
I had suffered terribly with seuts rain N III.
right side OF my head especially when would read or
~rte Tor any length Of time and N rising 70 my feet
would NJ perfectly blind for minutes and would
have 10 hold To something 20 prevent falling
am most happy 20 inform YOU that me pain IN my
head il entirely relieved; suffer hat seldom NTH nv
spine and then not seuteiy. ~ appetite 10 root
more than any meal during fhe tsy.
You kindly sent scnr hottie. again last night and
began again this morning. and hope - hs entirely
relieved. Please accept my heartfelt thanks and bes,
sishes. Very truly. Jour most grateful friend.
M.B. G. RisERs.
guarantee % be genuine and written By The person.
whose names they hear
~ rsyf suffer yourself 70 be imposed an. Don't b.,
srswn away AFTER nes and hp-iffIi experiments. Dor
sou With their trssb.
Nv sarsapariIla has stood the test FOR twenty-five
rfi the Ssrsapsriiia Of the day. and 81 the
to~irg AL others ia popularity and its
tive qualities.
Avoid al thos, Who srs trying to palm on on ycnI
other esrarts ~ sr-s.raris sceslled Remember vi
the old and reliable remedy for impurities Of the blood
and serofuious affections Always bear that In mind.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-15
ToastinG the Men.

Mrs. Dunway of the New North
west, at a literary reunion at Salem.
Oregon, wittily toasted the gentle,
men as follows
God bless EN- They halve our
joys, they double our sorrows, thew
treble our expenses, they qusdruple
our cares, they excite our ~magnanim-
ity, they increase our self-respect
they awake our enthusiasm. they
arouse our affections, they cor.
troll our property, and out-manueyre
us in everything. This would be a
very dreary world without EN-. In
fact l may say, without prospect Of
successful contradiction, that without
EN- 1t would not be much of a world
anyhow. We love EN-, and the dear
beings can't help it we control EN-.
and the precious fellows don't know
it.
As husbands they are always con.
venlent, though not always on hand
as be9ux they are by no means
'matchless. They are most agree
able visitors; they are handy at
State fairs, and indispensable at oyster
saloons. They are splendid as escorts
for some other fellows wife or sister.
and as friends they are better than
women. AS our fathers they are in.
expresslbly grand. A man may be A
failure in business, a wreck in consti.
tuition, not enough to boast OF as a
beauty, nothing as q wit, less than
nothing as a legislator for womans
rights, and even not very brilliant as A
member of the press but if he is our
own father we overlook his shortoom-
ings, and cover his peooadillpes with
the divine mantle Of charity. Then.
as our husbands, we love to parade
them as paragonsl In the sublime
language Of the inspired poet:
well lie for them,
Well cry for them,
And If We could we'd fly for them.
We'd anything but die for them.