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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-26
MEDICAL.
nON SU MPTION
- T NJ M O ~ - LIv ]

can be cured by the continued use of Os NUNS
Cod Liver Oil and I.sactO- Phosphate
Of Zine. a cure for Consumption. Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis and all ScrOfulOus
Diseases. Ask your druggist for Osmun's and
take no other. If he has not got 1t l will sel:d
SIX bottles anywhere on receipt OF s.. ....... +
CHAS. A. OSMUN,
13 Seventh avenue New York
ocl0.1ydF. NJ, ", W,oel5lywnm
, 1879-04-05

to lumors Of bribery upon which 10 order an
investigation III tho first place, md thoro-
foro no juat grounds for commitment be-
oauso Of a refusal to answer question tho
rcply to which would only bo secondhand
or hearsay evidence. Tnx TR1DpNa haa
retained Tho lion. JonH III. PALMER and
tho Hon. JAmza o. ROBINSON to contest
the power Of The Nonso Of Representatives
TO imprison blr. NEv1ys on prete1t 80 triv-
tnl aa that upon which ho ia now deprived Of
bis liberty. Those gentlemen have been In.
struoted to spare no paina or expense to vim
dicatc tho right Of a correspondent to honor
nbly respect tho obligation Of secrecy fro
quently attendant upon tho acquisition Of
nowe of importance.
, 1879-04-05

Canada's now Governor General has in.
volved himself already in MI unpleasant con.
troveray with tho French Conservative mem.
bers md tleir friends Of the House of Com.
mons by reason Of hia notion in the case
Of LETEL11En, ant-Governor O.
Quebec, mid has, moreover, raised
question Of tho relative rights
and powers Of tho Dominion anti
Imperial Governments which promises te
render tho position Of affairs quite uncon.
Portable for hor Afnjesty's representative.
Tho right Of Canada to manage her own af
fairs onteEs into the heated discussion which
has takon plnco in tho Dominion Parliament
and the course Of tho Goyernor-H General hat
been severely denounced.
, 1879-04-05
Puck puts songa from an ancient author into

Puck puts songa from an ancient author into
The mouth OF SIMON CANEnoN. The "Old
Coon to thee s!ng,t anl '' Its been htnted I'm
thy sire, Baby mtne," hayo somehow familiar
sound, but 1t Is difficult exactly to place them.
BARTLErr's "Familtar Quotations" throws no
light on this yc1cd question. Perhaps somo
rradcr may recognize and forward Information
IN regard to the following:
lts been hintcd I'm thy Btsc--
DAby nline, BABY ln!usl
To whlclI naula don't nsptro,
IabY m!ns, 1snby mine.
And t3lere " certain ctlnfm
In rejecting, safe from harm,
That you wero false alnrn
Baby mine, Uaoy nine.
, 1879-04-05
BLEEDING THE RAILROADS.

There was Bill passed by tho House Of
Representatives few days ago making It
thu duty Of tho State Doarl Of Equalization
to euforco tho existing law as to assossine
tho capitnl stock mud franchise OF corpora
tions. Tho bill also provided that here.
aftor lle Board shall assess tho franchise
separately. Thu present law requires TINT
tho yaluo Of tho capital stock Of corporations
shall Include tho value Of tic franchise, aud
under tho rulss Of the Doarl Of Eaualization
tho process ts as follows: Ascortaiu tic par
value Of the stock; add to this auo1, adli.
tioual yaiuo as salos may Indicate 10 be- ths
",nurkct" value add 10 tlis tho n,nount Of
bondsl iudebtcdness; tho total Is to bo
takon aa representing tho gross value Of the
capital stock aud franchise, From this IL to
, 1879-04-05

Democrats hayo adopted an extra-oonst't'l-
nonhl method. Ihey naake thsao measures
paris Of Appropriation biils' 80 TINT tho ffos-
'aont sha1 oe compelled 70 Toto tho enpfo-
rr'ations II no desires TO veto tho dangerous
pohncm ieglai"ton attached to them. IheS
60 even tarther then tt'ls: Ihey warn inc
iles'oens that, Il ne veto tie Appropriation
ofi'e as tna only means NJ Ills command tor dis
approving tho obnoxious political moAsuFes'
tueJ WILL IeluS9 10 TOIo supplies LOT utH
, 1879-04-05

Court had no authority to Bot nsido tho
assessment, booauso tho State Board was
court unto itao1f, from which no appoal
could DO taken. That waa In tho spEingsimo
ot tho Legislative pursuit Of capital. md, rs
tho season has progressed, tho difficulties
md injustice Of tho whole oapital stock and
franchise business hAvo become most eyi-
don't. 0uo.half tho railroads Of this state
liavo boon sold out at 10 cents on tho dollar Of
their debts, thus spougtng tho capital stock
out OF existence, and tho aystem hnving de-
generated into notorious and rank plan Of
extortion, tho who1o thing has, rs all suoi
systoms Of duplicate taxation must, become
lamentable failure. In tho fnce OF tho in
ovitable failure In which all such schomos
must end, wo havo the House Of Representa-
tirea BY IN almost unanimous vote seeking
to galvanize Into now life syatem which
has fallen Into decay because Of Its own aoI-
oV1dont weakness and injustice.
we printed toW days ago "a akotch OF
now achomo BY which tho State Board is
hereafter toplundor tho railroad corporations.
Ihia new scheme proposes to abandon tho
present mode Of ascertatning the value Of
oapltal stock OF railroads, md to IN
stttute one based on tho theory that
net earnings furnish an infallible teat
Of tho value Of capital stock. Thus, If n
railroad company shall exhibit $1o0, 600 not
earnings In year, It's capital stock must
porforce represent value OF $1,000, 900, or
Sl,2oo,ooo, or a1,600,0O0, according to tho
rato which tho State Board shall declare to
, 1879-04-05

English snobbcrY neyor went to moro
1anghable extreme than IN tho Royal Historical
Society roccntly. when circular was sent out
announcing thut IN medal or decoration suit
able for evening dFeas" would be supplied to
feloWa Of The Society On application. The
Ahal9u,n. commenting On this extraordinary
announcement, says:
Odtt- Follows and Eorcstefs aro fn tho habit Of
wearing such thngk At tho Crystal fAlaco; but no.
body Gyer saw Fellows pf tho Roya! Society Or
AnllQuar.ea 30 bodtxoned. These aias 10 hl1tur.
whan Of gold. Tho circular kindly addi, '''Tho
u1e Of the mtdai Il. howcyer. not prescribed, u
still, "a uunlber Of medals, both In gold mud VII.
yer, hare already heen oFdtEcd."
, 1879-04-05

t,,no thoro world ho n r,onarot ;,oo1or.uor
o1ono In ,vbo1a linn ~ tbo nan,oorotic ,,ortv
IN foeor - ~ T-,,r,, M +ho nanoa-a,to
candidate In 1aa, md ia u+otod nnon vhat
wa hat;ava1 - ha ,ood an,bor,tv hat w;th-
IN a;1tv ,,ova Mr. Hrrrn1ora 1,imse1f ,von1a
doc1oro ri. ernnort ~ 1,11nru e. tho norn-
;not;on n 1sen 0 '''' ''''''
soo.an o1a1, .h., ,,.,,;.,4,a H.
1,ar,ar,,1a canr;.a 1,,,.ra, ~ ae,r;, . ~
.,nrL1a 1o,ao5 .x.,a,s .1ao,.,os ,at e.,. 49,.
A. n+-nx,, ,r;,, ~ A.. ns..aon,.,. sn.,1,
;1.,o for President II 1aao h,t ths. ;ho~o
viii .o ,,ro,tioa1,v -, onnas;t;o, ~ h,s nor.
;not;on II e..,.s thot H. nnIu so.io,,s L , -,
;aa.,e. :, =. Lsos .s-1.sa ~
sunnnaod .vonLnsaa n nnt ossar,;nr s lie ~;a,,, M
- r. of,sa. r.,,an .Ia..a, +, 1o-ce 1.. .1s;.
- n,o;raa l. 49, .a;,;.;nn., $500. .,.,',s - ~
.,,o,,,a h. no,r ~ orsr non;nn.a7 - ~ -, 49, ~
no~+1 1,,,t a1s,,oa ~ ~ oouat~,, .s,,u ="
a;t;rn ,ha foo,a - ~ s;.rn.;a,, a,a a-",,:s
;no a. nowor1ossross ~ .,,o naaanrats ~ -
roo;,to;r +,,a o1oo,1on h., +o~oa = .an..
!. Thu a,.srtton Of fo,cs mu.t % n,o,s NJ ;avs ham
aestruciive. Tbat 1t was discouraged by Mr, Tnt-
pEx shows h!s arnness and sagacity In tho trying
, 1879-04-05
SATURDAY, APRIL s, 1870.

6inoo tho granting Of q reprievo for Bi1
days to PHA1n, the condemned murderer nt
Rutland, Vt, tho belief has very generally
beon created that ho will never be executed.
His counsel expect to 90 before tho Supreme
Court with evidence go oonclusively proving
on aljbi that stay Of proceedings aud new
trial will be unavoidable.
, 1879-04-05
THE LATEsr LEGISLATIVE OUTRAGE.

LIE AhA1o4 A1uAoAhAAs1 ouAnauh"
Iho 4luno'a Legislature mas again ofou9nt
itsoH into contempt by its co1nmittnl on
technical charge Of that character of Mr..
FnAHK E, NEy1ss, The Tn1puNE's sreoial
correspondent at Springfield. Tho offanso
for which bIr. NEy1ss was professetlly scut
to iail was his refusal to botray professional
confidence, His real otf.nso was in giving
currency to q common r71mor as to certain
alleged Legislative cor1uption. In order tlat
tho publio may understand exactly the mer-
it's Of tho case, we reproduce below tho par
agraph from Mr. NEy1as' tclegraphio corrc-
spontlonco which, brought down upon him
tic wratl, of tho Springfield Solons
"A large number OF strangers are In the city To-
day hanging around the legislative loheics. These
me- e no to.n ~
interest. ,Ickot .,scalplnr." and militia. and the
1quor.licensu laws, being the Immediate oojeca Of
attention. Tho Lobby 10 neither small nor Inactive
anu as =. 'a ~ t ',oI' nI,c I"'
that n rnther nronnert momber Of the 1touse
whosc namo il known. pockctcd 81. ECO last week
as nm inaaconislat to him to 'lct up on certain
neasafo when no wae p'ess'hR. setea!ane 10
eondnea @ % to about ] tvs senators and no mora shan
two or three Representatives. Tho balance Of 1he
body il lueasusabl5 honest"
This statement was further strengthened
by interviews with certain insurance men,
who ad1nittcd, in Substance, that they had
been blackmailed, but refused to give par
tlcl1aFs. An editorial paragraph on the
sa1ne subject was printed, Tor which ME.
NEs1sa was IN now'se Responsible, and
about Which 20 had no information. TheFo
was no SPECIFIC caaree nlaae ny him. but
only the communication OF a rumor, such as
is mado every day in newspapers, and which,
in this case, was confirmed by m unusual
amount OF blackma1lang Legislation intro
duced or projected. The same charge, 1t
may be stated, Inns been freely made by
yariouH newspapers throughout tho State.
A1r. NEv1Ss was first cited before On lnyestl-
eating Committee, aud then before tho
House, and tho source Of his information do
maudcd. He naturally and properly refused
to betray communication made to him in
his professional capacity. and 1t was nomi-
nally Oil this account TINT ho was sent to Jail.
We lenve to tho lawyers aud tho courts tho
determination OF the legal points in tue caso.
But, aside from all technical authority Of
Inv, VIC do not hcsitHto to donounce this nc
ton OF tile Illinois House Of Representatives.
as outrageous and coworlly. We hive ell
tire confidence thnt Tho poo7lo OF Illinois,
niroady heartily u4sgusted with tho met-
cenary d'latorlncss aud irredoemablo inca-
paolty OF tho present Legislature, will fully
tk.E Ill
, 1879-04-05

The naws comes from away over the sea
that CErEwAro, tho Zulu OAist, has confessed
that the recont unpleasantnessi In which ovor
fivo hundred EnglIsl, soldiers were sont to
their long home was the result OF a pititul
mistake on the part Of h's aayago 1Iiglnesa'
Ambassador, and that the Zulu General who
brought on and followed up tho ooutliot 10
its la,neutablo conclusion has been do.
graded il such thing iu such
country were possible. The Zulu
monarch furthermore states that blu cry Is
still for peace, not war, and he IL now more
anxious than ever to reach all understanding
with hiH British visitors which shali hoal tho
differences oxistiug between the two natlons.
Notwithstanding the aforementioned facts,
the dispatch above referred to closes with
tho assertion that tho general feeling ip that
particular part Of the world is OF warlika
ratner than u peaceful mature.
, 1879-04-05
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mod,cska closes ler enlargement at Hoo1cy,s
+,.ntaht sh. u1 ~,1, ~ ns-annasS 1Sr;s,r.
to,nleh1. eae wnl pe1aonaso s,,a Aa'.s"".. x 1,,.
for the 14th; Maggie Mitchell follows on tha
28,h.
~'.n' -, ...., ..
Mr. barrymore. according to teicefam from
tho Mayor Of Marshal, Tex, is rapidly conva'
Il !. raid That ,ro a,or.reo,cr n. ronv
po.,are sT Thoo ts !, o T. III niacc hccasS
~ Il ,he anfv nv, 10 n Na WI @ shn knows IT.
pssto5's age, md 4 Discharged would probably
'aAe revenge ~ scSea1iog H.
Mr. James w. Morrtsgcy, business managed
Of The Abbott-Hes. English opcra Company, 4
has @ efoatsd The 19s mstcai sonsaton of The b day
with her q Tropical love ecoucs II In VictoF
Masse's 'sPaul and V'rginta.''
Corcnwc,I and sIaek. ac.ore. WIN pretcnd I'd
ma P,nf t3u5,od n Grover's nr BoardInI,.
Mnuec ~ co1nn!nv fnraht IN f9cad carncet acrnsa
= hrco,r,ast..nh'a n Pittston 81 hntol' hcy
ttrcw eroekarv @ md Chairs nj eash otGer and IL,
il1cted mnny disdRaring wounds
Mrs: j. ". Waltack, Jr.'s, will has been Of.
fered for probate In the surcogate's office, Fsec+
aash a 90 eos e. s 09s saefs prsna sss ss
Fund Association. At the aeseasc Of her mother,
te.t.ncntaiyi letters n!o given; md The residna
to other persons aud sgrTanfs. 1t Ii thought
tho estate amounts to about 615, 600.
Fr,nk q nanr..,,hc ,r,o.a,an. tc,,a +he phl1a.
dalnhts prt.s t}9af Amcrtcnis nrsat setnr. th,rsy
,naps H., rare 1i H.1a.i S.1a ae,s ,;ss
hdama and tc oidcr Rooth. g tbat FSi1 Fnr
re.t 4,n,e autt-s e ~
ittc istcr' and ha T. mil Etiw,n Ifnnth tSol:
iso y 'attGs, a'u 'on u i n9os M souM a
anfIe aro a tan at ~ ",t. nugt n.
thnnsi vsrv nr,i.t1n s",nr, ,giiia E ~
"s 4 o,ia ~ 1"na',su tat an
VIZ w. III eu " sen.ue stat IN NJ tuaGq ~, ~
ies e,s 10 ~. Go.a , anu Eat,s na t1 Meeu'
4ousa u4aJ oceot'o co8ieote e"eseoeo9'
for hls occupancy Of Booths Theatre from Sept.
L LIS tease runs Tor el1 Montns 1Eom tiat
s h "tfm ts my ~ ,het oan II. uo
with Wnllackis Thestro viii stii1 hn main.
taiued, at which establishment, UPON lilo
, 1879-04-05
LABOR.

6pketal DfEDalch 10 1AS 1T4kuNs,
LAsA11s, ILL.,, April 4-A considerable num-
her Of the coal miners Of this township who de-
cliued to work ut tho reduced wages offered
them have sltoady reconsiaered and resumed,
and It ID believed tlut the others will soou do
80, or at icast u many as cxn row lind eupl9F'
mens In tho miues.
, 1879-04-05

Recent experience aae1ns to show that Lcgts-
Iatuso packed for the PURPOSE Of elscting a
Fayorita Son to the United States Senate may
not 10 In other respects literally endowed with
ability OF comuon.sense.
, 1879-04-05

Tux CHICAGO Tainrnz has established branch ottcss
70, tho receipt Of subscriptions and advertisements
fooMat
NEW YptiK-Room 20 Trtbuns Building. r. T. Mo.
FApnEN. Manager. .
PA1tI8. FEance-No 10 1sue do Ia GrauEe'Batel!ere.
n. MAnLHn, Agent -.---
LONDON EnR.-Amcrtcsn Exchange. 40 Strand.
HE.hT F, QILLiG. Agent.
BAE FltANc1HCO, Cal.-rAlAtt IIotst
WARRINGTON D. C.-fH19 street.
, 1879-04-05

II JoMN A. 1.ooAN has no further business to
bring before this Legislature, It may AZ we'll ad-
JouEn. Silly and Idle a. most OF the members
are, they must have better employment ut homa
than prosecuting newspaper.corrcepo
, 1879-04-05

II The present Legislature conll really COM
nit To jail everybody who cllertsllcs a contempt
for It, hardly any Of tho hblc.bodicJ population
would bo loft outside.
, 1879-04-05

The crtme Of opposing the election Of JouN
a. LOGAN to tho United stRtes Senate we at-
tempt neither to pallinto nor deny.
, 1879-04-05

There Ia serious talk Of Royal veto Of tho
new Canadian Protection!sr tariff, Then Cana-
d. will rebel, aud the United States will Oh.
servo a strict ueutraltty,-as Great Britain did
during our War.
, 1879-04-05

and halls tho event as triumph Of Democratic
and Southern principles. But OAnrER's mos.
ardent supporters at homo have takon palms Il,
dfaclam any such Interpretation Of the rcault.
, 1879-04-05

Mr. HARRISON will think, after he has becn In
tho Mnyor's office about one month, tftat hls
enemies wero tilose who favored hts election.
, 1879-04-05

North Clark street, corner Ktnxc. DiisolsinE Fan
orarnlo V1evn. IA Tour Through Ireland" After
noon 1nd eyeninE.
, 1879-04-05

II the majority Of the Legislature IL not cor
rupt, It Is idlotio; aud It tuaY bo both,
, 1879-04-05

Randolph street, between Clark md Lasa!1e, En-
eaacmcnt Of Stme. sfodtcskA. Afternoon. "kas
Lynne.H Evening, "Adtienne."
, 1879-04-05

The CourisrJ journal il quite enthusiastic oYer
the election OF Our CAAFaR to tha Mayosaity,
, 1879-04-05
AMUSEhfE ENTS.

McVtckor'a Theatre.
Efadtton street, between Dearborn and etats, IN.
II. 8. rtnatore.". Afternoon and evening.
, 1879-04-05

Acadntny of nIusic.
HAtsted tttect. between Madison md Monroe. Va.
rftty entertainment
, 1879-04-05

THE EDDY ORGAN RECITAL.
The ctghty-ntnth Of tho series OF Mr. Eddg's
organ rectals Will be given this noon at Hershey
Hall, with the following programme: PrGludium
In +, by Kochler; Fuguc IN fiat, BY Kirn+
berger; Fantasta On the Choral, "Komm, hci'
tons serteuses,a op. b4, by Mende1ssohn;
Sonata in O minor, op. :, by Dc Lange {lrst
time in America); Melody in D, op. Is, Nc. 9
by Gutlmant; and Fantastc ind FuGue tn
minor, No. !, by schellenbesg. Misg Mar!oa
tho Night and schubcrt's "Erl King"
, 1879-04-05

s,..ta, nt,na,eh 10 1as 1s;.un.,
pr,,.nrIrut.> Anrit 4.-ht,out a. I'm ~.
.,.na =. ~, :. 1.u ~, p ~ "ss
Of tho family Of .. G. Porter. Tho eatira
amusement profession Of tic city participated.
John r. Raymond md tho Walnut Street com.
pany nlnred esthe nr.t nct of ucn,
ee'!ess'' mr.. and Mrs ocoreo o. knight
hntl tho Arch Street company piayea tho
second act Of "Otton; Mr. Z. Sheridan.
Miss Glover. Georca 11ollnn,l, nn,l tho Cnestnut
atrant oo.,ss,s- .,s.a.1 .,,a ts,..,, .at ~ ~.
.,',e II .onp0u5 p'aJsu .ho !ontol ~ y, ea-
"a''le," anu tllc wl!oIe o. "r1nafore" was
given, one act by the North Broad. and tho other
by tho South Broad-street company. The pcr.
The snn,tion nf thn f,r,t !. In IN the Fnsns.
Cnmm mmitten. Part NJ T. sriIl III urnhahiv ""bs ~
cxnondetl in naymcnt ~ the c1ncnses Of VII
esscs to o ,a ne5 a n If ,s
Il Sstnr ~ Nav ya.,s ~ ,"., ssno r, III I"Hn
The New York herald., 1879-02-24

COLOacLs
/. II. l.. Kendrick. chemistry, mineralogy and
geology.
2. Patrice dc Jafon Spanish.
Lieutenant CoiOneIs.
/. Peter s. Niche. natural and experimental phi.
losophy
2. George l.. Andrews. French.
3. John Forsyth (chaplain), history. geography
and ethics.
4. j. B. Wheeler, civil and military engineering
and science of
s. @. W. Larned drawing
Q. Edgar w. Bass mathematics.
NorE.-Since the above register prspas Second
Lieutenant Harry Tiffany, Eleventh infantry, has been
dropped from the rolls Of the army In conformity with
229 Revised Statutes for desertion Feb
The New York herald., 1879-02-24

Captain Darling, honorably mustered out of service
January 1871 appointed captain Of artillery with
his former rank of Congress- approved April
& 1879. and will be assigned TO the first company
He duty the Artillery School, Fortress Monroe
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-30
NEW GOODS

Received this week by Geo. w. Dith-
ridge: 5000 Wheeling Stogies, 1000
cigars for Sc, 20 ID Durham Tobac-
CO, Fine Cut and Spun Roll Tobocco,
Baking Soda; Layer, Valencia, Seed
less and Sultana Raisins; Figs, Dates,
Canned Peaches and Tomatoes, Roast
ed and Green Cofee5, whole cloves,
Cuyenne Pepper (give little to your
chickens if you want them to lay,
Full Cream Cheese, Oatmeal, Sugar,
Nutmegs, White Fish, Mackerel,
Smoked IIa'ibut, Scotch Her
ring, Boneless Cod fish and Sardines.
Ladies Straw hats, tips, wings and
feathers, $50 yds Hamburg Edgings,
genuine German Colonge at 25c. Gents
Bows ties and scarfs from 10 to SOC
each, Fine Linen and Cotton Hand
kerchiefs, Chromos and Notices "a doz,
Ladies Papeteries in boxes from 10 to
25c, 5000 Envelopes including the
largest official size, Roasted Peanuts,
Cocoa Nuts, Almonds, English wal
nuts, 80 lbs mixed Candies, Chocolate
Caramels and Cream Drops, Bakers
Chocolate, Oranges, Lemons, Canary
Seed, Hemp Seed, Waterproof and
French Backing, Blueing, Navy and
Marrowfat beans, Oatmeal, Caps
Duck and Pigeon shot.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-30

The bill for raising the bounty on
foxes, owls, etc., in this county, much
as we expected, has been decided un-
constitutional by the Speaker of the
House. We publish below a letter
from Mr.. Wheeler to Messrs. Hulings
and Arner He speaks ofa general bill
being on the Calender which may
cover what this county wants, and we
trust he will use his eudeavors to make
it law, provided we can get nothing
better. Following is the letter, which
explains itself:
HARRIsBURG, PA, April "a, 70.
MEssRs. J. d. HULINGs and LEWIS
ARNER:--
Gentlemen The Bill providing for a
bounty on foxes, owls and hawks iu
Forest county, came up on second
reading this afternoon. The speaker
ruled it unconstitutional as conflicting
with Article 8, Sec. 7, of the constitution
which says: "The General Assembly
shall not pass any local or special law
regulating the affairs ofcounties, cities
townships, wards, boroughs or school
districts" If this is sustained it viii
kill this Bill, and number Of Others
of like character. What you wish may
be obtained by a general Bill, which
is now on our calender, if we shoulC
reach it. Yours &C.,
n. p. Weller.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-30
ELUID EXTRACT or SMART
YEED.

This valuable medicine has been
manufactured end sold for a number
of years with great and increasing sat-
isfaction for colds, rheumatism, stiff
joints, sore throat, bruises, sprains,
soreness Of the flesh, inhamed parts,
&c.
Prepared by Z. X. Thompson,
wholesale druggist, Titusville Pa.
Sold by G. w. Bovard, Tionesta,
Pa. 62t.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-30
DIED.

JOYCE.-H Tionesta on the morning of
April "a, 1879, Mrs. Bridget Joyce, in tho
74th year of her age.
The deceased was the mother of our
esteemed citizen, Mr.. Patrick joyce,
with whom she had been living for
some time. Her remains were inferred
in the cemetery at Tidioute. The
svmpathy of our citizens is with MIR.
Joyce in his affliction.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-30

the latter Of the above dates, well sat
isfed with our trip, and visit. Our
thanks are due to Prof Rohrer for his
marked hospitality.
shall not crowd your columns this
issue, but will send you more when
you have sufficient space to accommo.
date longer article upon a geAeral
topic. V. \.
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TORN EY n T. Il 4 W ,
TIOEESTA, PA.
ArT1,NrInN snLnIERs,

have beon admitted to practice as am
ATTORNEY in the Pension Onice ut Wash
ineton,. ID. G. All officers, soldiers, or
sailors who were injured in the late war,
can obtain pensions to which they may be
entitled, by calling on or addressing me at
Tionesta. pa. Also, claims for arrearages
of pay and bounty viii receive prompt at
tention.
Having been ovor four years soldier in
thelate war, and having for a number OF
Ay6ars ENGAGED in the prosecution of sol
Aiers' claims, my experience will assure
the collectieAAaf claims in the shortest pos
sible time. J. B. AGNEW.
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-30
THE WAY TO MAKE MONEY IS
TO Sd VE MONEYI

Holeman & Hopkins, Pleasantville,
Pa, are co ming with a full line of
samples of Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Hosiery, Notions,
&c, and you will save your money by
calling at Central Hotel Saturday,
May Sd, 1879, to examine our stock.
CHAs. GARDNER.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-30
Correspondence from the Upper Polls
Of Harmony Township.
ED. REF UBLICAN:-

Ed. REF UBLICAN:-
Your request for
me to give you some items Of news, or
notes Of travel pretaining to my late
visit to Trunkeyyille, l shall comply
with, cheerfully. To begin, 1 left on
the afternoon train, aDd arrived at
Trunkeyville, the metropolis of North
Harmony, about 4 o'clock, perhaps a
trife earlier. On my arrival there ]
found that section Of the moral vine.
yard in state of quiet agitation. The
runs are low in that section, strange
to say, although the river is high, and
it is calculated at least 500,000,000
GALLONS of water pass through "White
Oak Schute" every hour.
Business seems to be reviveing
Lands are being plowed-some o.
them with side.hill plows, and tht
prospect for good gardens and crop,
is rather fattering.
Among the late arrivals was large
flock of sea-gulls on Browns island
supposed to hail from some point il
Youcatan from the general "cut o
their jib." In short, every thing j
lovely, and the goose hangs high"
Y.