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MrS. HELEN ii. WOODWARD
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Mfs. HELEN II. WoCDwARD
From Rev. Jos. Greenieai, New
Canaan, Conn, Sept. llth, ls7S.-"Please
forward another family box Of TherIraline
Substitute for Quinine). llikethe medicine
very much, and have recommendeditt it TO my
people. The more use it the better l like
it. have been the means of its sale in this
place of over $50 b Yes already.
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skin pfseasa.

Clarendon, Monroe o., Al.
DnAR srH: suffered with Sore on ~ II
cines failed TO relieve. ! was advised 70 txyyQor
Indian Blood Syrup. which ! did. a6d tt
eflectually healed the sore, and greatly bo0G
fitted my general health.
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wHoLuaALu AoKuM

sr. Loun, No.: Richardson 4 O.. ~ ~ .}
Nah street, Meyer ssoshen 4 Co. "a
IlInIIEA -. ~ - 80
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ElMEELH al. !H,s X ilojiis' jaS. 7tSl Mars 1sss
[have been suffering greatly from Chillsand
Malarial poison. and in all the medicines taxi
en-, none gay relief, except Thermalre. K
has removed entirely the heaviness and mss
itude erptrieneed for months, and now
ioel all the health and buoyancy of my early
youth. l can recommend 1T to al.
The Osceola times., 1880-05-01

silyeryile, Lawrence County, ~
DEAR SIR: My little daughter was take1 NJ
ton. She fingered along and became rs(lue6A
to q mere skeleton. | tried three physicians hi
they failed to relieve her. Your agent callo1
rup, which ! did and 1t was mot long bel6r0 y
JoHN r. HAxs.
The Osceola times., 1880-05-01

whsa Writing 70 sdvsrt1sers state thst ysp
sav.oholv advertisement ia ~ ,-css
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Symptoms Of q Diseased liver.

Dam in the right side, under the
/ edge Of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
SIDE: the patient is rarely able to lie
ON the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder1!adc. and
1t frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder. and is sometimes mistaken
FOR rheumatism in the arm. The storr.
ach IS affected with loss of appetite
ana sickness: the bowels in general
axe ccstlve, sometimes alternative with
lax: me head is troubled with pain.
accompanied with a dull, heavy SEN
s*tlon in the back part. There is gen
orally a considerable loss of memory.
accompanied with z painful sensation
o! having left undonc something which
ought to have been done. a slight.
dr. cough IS sometimes an attendant.
Inc Pat,en, complains Ct WEAKNESS
and debility; Ii is easily startled, his
feet arc cold or burning, ard he cc1n-
rla'ns OF a prickly sensation of the
SKIN; his spirits are low; and although
he Is satisfied that exercise would be
bcnc1'ial TO him, yet nc can scarcely
summon mp iorti'uie enough to try it.
IN ia't, he dis;:,sts every remedy.
eTcrs % The above symptoms attend
he disease. hut cases have occurred
Filefc few Of taem existed. vet exam
aaron ~: the body, after death. has
,i'ovr the LIVER 70 have been sx..n-
sivcly dcrangca.
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Tunls.- .hegar!ez, AL contrIart,
dn ole ,e Ii b,:'iuue ei de IL .aesi-
an Nu.h Il i:tGnH:c.tr OPPOSE e
rr"'aii !; taHuiis que t. iit:oIui ne
stiicrtancrH mosi;s "i grade. les
coles SeistciI:liu"a.s'S de i.Eniole
s'"tts:*a'rt 1T .l.8rar.iss"n, ,ar ~
gioutlssrua11u- u, i.e.,l jour, n.
-s~ ;nSihatk .umira int.:Iy~ Ii
main 81" IL i:ai;alt:e: At il ue
!tnnHera plus :; i. ~I,i"t~. ,jrS .ipi
i;ins!:,i' I'l'an bsilc IL. s.rtiin...
tistaHt stans !e c~tIra3.l .i.vau
%c,iaunle ln Gu:t Stream.
-EoaS ave. DIES explorations
>rs"hsi.iGnrS ;irn ingt:ie"sre....
Nt'S j. %eF1in> Nar l.. s.i,:.ye ,.tp
''er'e ne i~ini>>c "a: senure il.on
;lt nl:n orgiiciijs AK.
-pNlrinoi ,!:.", ynus celia +: Ii
&c 'iur!rHI ell li.t .syulstaiit.
- de II" IL dis par !, eanSe .,t.
'otS, .ilals u tatl>c t;'uii ius.t4ua
ne iha r"ilt'a,SS,llcc ii pa il Went
"'iitilNcr. par Get #!f,euN temps.
'iiit Grange adventure. II await
mis-. i! y a du"zr ans, al mont 4.
!'iett sou parap.uic, I'm ulGclraut
,'t,al,lHie tout raI,itrC. Ii -t.t =.
courage dc feH0aceier ONE tots
l'enea@rincnt, de sorte que scs Dc
S~i"rc>>iis G~tpu>~.;irnt tie
i'eaaronp la yaie,r de l'ui,jrt.
iiar IL i'anr'is ttini's qn'!i TAFT.
administration en- :,i,ie dc iul
TT rr; IrNnlr hi s.,uti
'ane'Aem ce meui,Ir inHi~p-nsa
oie Hav'z 'tl's e. ga" ,aii I.u,l
ho'!eMc III iVii;S6 IL par p.uit..
1t Il dit Ell Sc Gr~.:"lntuveu ticrt6 !
An Ga. asst Ca g%n'iIs mn,r4: ..ite
j. s!ra.a.u;t l'aHuuo.e :"
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ssaas VI assvaz*e Farce.
On lit cans Il. trh.,:

"Lcs cntNiyrs he IL. N.....
'lcI,e r"ntitr, .Iah:tAnG rn eIly.ul
pavilion Sl'ue an fond a'n!t i.rlil
'!al,s !c taubous" lit .ap;;l,. n,
s';i!tr"tia!rut pas Il In .ies.~ttal,ls
surprise IN" ieur nIcnageaii leu!
ampIr':,y"n.
".An'ts nn copieux diner, dams
'e!""' !" champagne await cnni6 !:
Hot, Al. No., qui eh:er:aitj s:.i,
ment sa Vie de s"iVnu, PROPOSE /;
uni1 ua drrni,r tnaSt rn I.i,oi,
neur de Ia gracit,,Se prr>onne GU
/! drvait fi"nsersdnus GuciqucS
jo"r>.
"Ies conviv-s Sc le,ercnt ;.onr
repond;c II cette ldvi!aiion ct va
i'e'curcnh que les boute;llss
6tairut vida>. Plus dc cham
pasne, moius ;F.iIlcr eI, cher
cher Il Ia cave.
-.Ailpns y tous, %*'trlia-; il, &,
sierra plus ..lr6:e!
!" tf"tN'tti'u HttNota pals
salito aux conri:ss. Gni \" mrttent
"i process on, .!rs,"itiisrnt un a
un dams Ia cave. NJ. MING IT,
matt u IL porte, les iais>ant p:Asse:
devant iui.
'LorSGuc son dcr;iicr invite cut
irancisi IL seuil, il tira violem-
mtnt ia porte, Ia fcrm.s a d ,ub;e
tour, i'oussa les verrcus et..-.re
i'i"i',a r..ulHillemeu: daus sa
cla;nhrr, Gu il se nit All lii, sa.:s
Plus >''n:cnper dies tri>unnicrs.
lie 'oaiieMa,n matin. il faisait
Sa MALE 1T prrnait IL train, 5. rem
liant chez Nj ianc6a. Arant .ie
partir, il await donn6 congo Il son
domestique, de sorte que les pri.
>onn'ers avai"at beau crier, 'i'i~ole
nent du pavilion emItcllai' lcurs
'oix 'i'arsiver jusqu'a la loge du
concierge.
'Ce west que deux iours a;,Ias
que lie jardnicr, en tr%a:ersant lie
ii'Ttil", cTut en;enNro da uruit
s'a'is lie pavilion ct s'approcia
ct, elffaye par les Girls, courut aver
tir NJ. TomasSi co,unissairu ,,u no
lice lin quarter.
'Une !'eure plus tarl, les infer
tHne' conrives de II. H..
eta'eht tires de ieurs tacl.euses 10
slt'"hS ct rtcevai"nt les SONS
don't It's avalent un besoin urgent,
'On Sc phrd en conjectures sur
lie mobile 4ni IA inspire NJ. X....:|
une enqn6tu est Ouyerte :elle dira
81 iisos soinines Ell presence dun
mauvais PLEASANT, OH sill FAINT voir
dams la con'uite dc ce singulier
amphltryon TIL cas- de fo!ie SON.
daine.'
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Remede contre lie froid cue picas.
On lit dams uu article medical
du Steele
"a tons mes Iecteurs je dirai:
evliez le froids, aux rieds. oui
non settlement pent vous anrner
des crevasses ct DIES enge.ureS.
mas a''ssi u''e nevralgie, IN NAL
de gorge, quanl ce nest pas uI,e
maiadie bien plus serieuse. ,Je
probte de cette occasion pour in
ailuer les moyens employees par
les kuSses pour sc garan.ir du
frold anx pledS. Ce moyen )
anssl simple qu'efficace, il s'aeir
tie s'envelopper les pietls, par,,es
sus les cllaussettes. ayec dn ma
pier qui. tlat.s &c cas-. agit com;ne
corps lsoiant.
l." Lanoette beige, cui fait con
&c moyen, at1irme cue ben
dant i'hiver on est certain de tor
)onrs trouver nn moroccan de iour
nal dams les bottines fourr6es des
plus etegan'es danes dc Saint
Petersho urg."
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AGCE AND

Tn. {. McLASE's LIVER Pills. IN
CASES or NGUE AND FEVER, when
zen Win Gr'n;ne. are productive of
Tie most happy results. No better
1';af':'c IAN he used, preparatory 10.
PIT tas'iAg Iainnc. We would
''fi%c 81 who arc afflicted Wit. this
1is1asc - 2iTc ti1crl 2 FAIR IRlA,.
.@T ~ @ij.oos arrangements, and
:" 'alJc psEGalisc, they arc IN
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-Aow is the time 10 buyU.,,,.s
piows from [. I. Cr,sa.ao.e.
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La Ladies' Anti.Polyeamv

La Ladies' Anti olygamy
Society de I'Utah, don't la pres,
uehte est une exmo.monue. Nine
oook, Il envoye a III chambre DIES
representatives IA Washington I'M
memo!re requerant i'expuIsion de
n. George Cannon, dele.ue du
Ie'ritolfe de l'Utah, par le motto
gun ii Inatre iemines TT noar II
ai''liss 9'ie v.notalue u.enfants.
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~ zoCTS. AND 81 BOTTLES
pa. J..
Of New York, voluntarily indo-ses il. =.
dread MAarAR SAYQ.-

d. TUT; New Yo.k Sept, 19, 1877.
Dear ;ar-narine this year l ~. cd n'ne hund.sx
city The CAFES were ta q very severe type. 1t wla
there my attention WIS called to Tut S ExpectoraoA
AID 1 confess my sur prise st its wonderful power.
uariuE { pr1eEce o! twenty years, I have never
known q nisdicine to got - promptly, and with such
asppi ehects. 1t instantly subdusd the most violent
dts or coughing, and inyaTisoiy cured the disease In
q lev ddys; lehee.ialiy iudorss it as the best lung
medicine I ever used.
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1sNanE e,E .Nsy.y.Hss

~ genuine ere never sugar coated.
itEtrF tex has = rid wax seal on ;hc
- NJ me :cl:rcss!on DIX. NcIa;r,q
i..v.4; I'Lt4s.
lfs ae'ninc McJaSE's LIVER nv.
.eaf }-e j sita;urcs % c. s.cI.AEE ara
'.Fii'No h@''a. OIL he .*rapIcrs.
in5%; uFoa haging tie Genuine Dr.
=" :.t> 5 I.i:Fe Pa, ,re,,1 J..
sse".a= fr.59.. az Ii.s.onrn'l,. Pa. ~.
Hl2r-e! ie p. fl. 81 .nt:t,taro. a. H.
f 's"r. >.eAe;: ,!lil realty ,pls
.s'- fTs'.t'irt4: ,ua-
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4 u. FRANCIS HA WON. IL

4 NEWSPAPER PUB. WRlTEa
Office, :;venins News. Augusta. Ga
Dr TUT: Dear sir-My little son. Va. attacked
ssolens cough, that lasted till ..thin q month since,
!r tis cure Of which l am indebted toyom valuable
hxDeotorant- had tried mos: every thing recon.
nended, but mona did sny good until l used your e.
psct1raEi. enc bottle Of which removed the cough
JOHN u. WEIGLk
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HAD terrible MIGHT ewEETs.

Memphis Feb, IL, 1871.
Dr.. TUT: SRI have been suffering for nearly two
years with q severe cough. When l oommenced u.
and sixteen pounds in weight. I had tried almost
everything: had terrible night sweats. Ihavs taken
half dozen bottles. The night SWEETS have left ma,
the cough has disappeared, and Ihave gained fifteen
pounds IN flssh. l recommend it to all my friendA
With great respect, OLIVER RICE
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-01-07

Silas 0 wens sends She following letter
to u Troy (N y y paper Among the
news items in your paper Of Thursday
last aupQarci aia1ehbeI { filA bNi llI Afn
With8l 81 I6hdeI 0f kbe Orchestra IT.
Eordis theater on the occasion Of the
assassination Of President Lincoln. Inn
pedod the pToEress Of Booth aef0ss the
staFe after tlle fatal shot, Ihisi8n miss
take, no one WAS on tile stage before the
scenes. ffDcu fipOfIi jumped nom the
box 1t the tilns, the lTluTn ered presid dent
still sat IN his hair Itlnfa lreen food
Is The right elitrance, about to conae on
the Stage 1T the eom1pepoement Of the
scene. and Roqta as lte pazaed her. tl1daly'
pushed her aside with tina hand that
held knife. Tile knife oaught IN tbp
sleeve Of her drees and cut u Bootll
hnsfanod'f0n TO the door IL til6 rear 0i
the tbeatff and Miss kpene, Who lad
recognized hin. rushed to the foot liehts
with both lands above her head. and :
with aii hef dramatic power ~ Veica
Boosht XIII hiin kill himt Until
then not fl1lan or woman III The sud dience
had moved All thought that the firing
OF the pistol was = part Of the pla7, !, and
the appearnnce Of Booth ~ thB.ed09 'ol
the box thq iuiaping tol the stage, and
the scrcnzniug cf hiTs iisncolu hAd the
eject of palsy on the peoples md no one
stirred until Booth had disappeared.
Then there was D iU6Il for the Stage. and
the first one to reach It was w liam
Flood, i masters 8 mate in the nRYy, and
attached TO the United St&tes steamer
Primrose. Heclimbed tile scroll work
On the face of The l,QS, aselAtaIt by Miss
Harris, Of Albany, who was with the
president's party, and lifted Mr. Lincoln
from the chair. and laid him down on
the n0or with his head on Floods knee.
and resting on his hand. A search was
made for the wpund. which Was not
found until Mr. Flood. feeling a damp.
mess on his hand removed il and found
/ nearly a teaspoonful of the great man {
I brain, that had issued from the wound,
| IN his palm. MIR Flood now has the
pagtiel6s o| brain pEeseEVed Ia aleohof
| The stage was crowded with an eXcitef
fmultitude searching for the assassins an
/ from twenty different points over u
/ |balustrnde Of the gallery dangled ropes
with a hangman's 8 moose, and s'aboVq ths
| confusion and ecries, evQiees frOnlf ths
| gallery shouted: Bring linn here
4 Bring him herel'' Booth was beyonf
! their reach, however. The murdered
1 Presidents Was removed, and ten minutel
after the theater WAS empty and ths
lights out. These are facts known 4
lthe deponent. '
...|
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-01-07

An Omaha (Neb.) letter to the New
York Herald says Brigadier General
Crock, commanding the department Of
the Platte. and two friends who reside
III Omaha, have just returned fronl a.
hunting expedition to the Platte valley,
near Schuyler, during which the former
lad n narrow escape from death and
sustained injuries from which he has
not yet fnlly recovered, The party were
hunting wild geese on the Platte river
two miles from farmers house where
they made their headquarters, and were
on asand bar in the miAd| Of the stream,
which at that point Ii about mile
wides General Crook was concealed
behind 4 q blind and one Of his friends
was behind another. Suddenly tie
wind began to increase in violence, ac-
companied BY snow, and be cold grew
party were IN the midst Of prairie
= blizzard ne General Crook shot 4
( goose and in attempting TO get It lost
I his4 hat. In following II he dropped
| Ithuough an ice hole. The water for
! tunately fiDi deep bat It oronghly
! chilled him. He recovered his hat and
remarked that he Vas cold and numb
and would return 10 the houses.
4 A. few minutes. aiter hisfriends aise
( started, shaping their course by thu
I rivers course. One remarked that hg
Ifelt uneasy about Crook, Who he feared
might have missed his way The othei
I rejected the idea, but dufinga slighl
cessation of the storm the first sports
man insiaiaa that lie eDald see tin figure
of nitn behind them. A loud shou
was sent up and repeated again ans
again Finally Crooks figure was re
tcognized as he came staggering up, AMI
hit was discovered that lie was well nigl
\ chilled to death. His ears and feet wer
/ frozen, his neck was covered with ic
land he was unable to speak aloud. Iii
comrades helped linn TO the house anG
for two on three days he was unable Il
proceed ilistllef, his friends remnininl
with him, He had become confused
and travelling in circles had fallen int
the river q second time, when lie die
covered his mistake and rapidly yretraees
! his steps, but mona too soon to save hi
/ lite. Crook has always prided himsel
on being able 70 endure severe storm
/ without any protection but an OYercoa
and IN IA any winter campaigns hes Sc
I his men rare examples of endurance
But for his friends. however, he wouli
have tested his physical powers once 70
often.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-01-07


a tweIve-year old bog IN Lawrence,
Kansas. has been arrested six times for
various 0ifenses.
The sum of S26.O00.000 has been
paid for mining properties in headyille
district since the middle Of February,
1879.
There are ID, 600 wei educated young
men in Paris, who, for waut Of more luz
crative employment, accept twenty
cents per day as scopyists.
About the guiltiest-loaking people in
tlle world are a man accused Of 3 crime
OF which he is Innocent, and a newly
married couple trying to pass for veter-
ans. 4,st SIS soF
The London Rqillptty Nesvs says tilnt
tlae ordinary life ci q locomotive -
twenty wears. and has no doubt IT wouln
live much longer II II didn't smoke 50
Truth crushed to eartiis win rise
again. But If Il be crushed to earth. II
lies. And if it lies, II cannot be truth:
Therefore IL cannot rise again. -A Altr-
s1elpkiQ Bulictfgs.
In the poorhOuse OF Saginaw county,
Afiea. there was an old man who Tor
many years had been an emp ioyee d the
Hudson Bay Company. Alene ana
friendleEs, he hoped fora speedy terml
nation Of bis Wretched existencei but
Inlc, when it was least wanted, would
not depart. He grew 20 be l02 years OF
| ace. and then committed suicide in a pig
sty at the alnash0use.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-01-07

Recently an account was given Of the
death in the allnsheuse, at San Francisco
OF William Thompson. an old man, who
had been beeuafed by iaW. He owned
an estate valued when he died, at SfVV,
600 or $500. 900, and he remained Ia un-
disturbed possession Of it for thirteen
years-~from 1850 to 1853 when II WIS
claimed Nv other parties under a Mexi--
earl grant patent Ile'naturally resisted
tile claifn, and a tedious and expensive
suit was the eonsequence. resulting IN
.iacision, for the plaintiffs. he began Nh
action some. time after foE eiectment OF
tile parties, recovered Judgment, and the
oourt%-the fourth 'dissrict-- new
triaL The defendants then appealed nom
The order. and the supreme court inaliy
reversed she Judgment aud remanded
the case for new trl;hl which was
granted BY the lower court and the
supreme court affirmed the order. Fhe
suit was continued from year to year,
and Thompson had again appealed 70
the sUapYeEne court when ne dlea. lie
had as1nally been driven TO his grave by
near thirty years Of law, than when
notlline can be more worrying, wearing
and crushing. lie was known BY sight
to all irequenters of the San francisco
courts and attorneys had long regarded
him. thoueh they did not say 50. as q
man steadily going TO his doom. ne Is
said TO have grown paler andSpalef,
thinner and thinner, poorer and poorer.
more and more despondent anu
! wretched, month amer month, year after
wear
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-01-07

The MoRifsltr Beige publislos the fol-
lowing estimate fthe harvest in vin.i-
ous countriess Belgium. yield below the
average; Auslria-f fupgary, moderate
harvest, no export of grain this year ;
Russia. pretty good harvest, exports Of
grain will bo between 3, 500, 900 and
5, 900. 900 Qrs. Germany, satisfactory
harvest; ia Prussia and Wurtemburg
up TO the average and in 6axony and
Bavaria c0nsidefably Beyond it Italy,
bad harvest; Spain, t0lerably good ;
Switzerland, average harvest Turkey,
harvest generally good Holland, har-
vest only middling France, the harvest
will be rs per cent, below the average,
and It will be necessary 20 import
5 600. 600 qrs. England, bad harvest
will require about 1900 GOO Qrs Of
wheat more than she has groWns Uni-
ted States, good harvest, estimated al
4eo 062 600 are. which, after deduefin2
the 240 025 600 qrs. required for home
consumptiop aud seed, leaves l6S. 437.
500 ens for expectation TO Europe
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ConsnmDtion.

Physicians used to hold that fatal
issue must follow the development Of
tubercles ON the lungs. So long as
tubercular formations could be arrested,
there was hope Of patients recovery;
but when these had planted themselves
in the lung their growth was inevit-
able and fatal. But nature Is wiser than
physicians, and teaches those who
study her ways valuable lessons.
Careful dissection in recent years has
brought 10 light many curious facts.
Foremost among these is the certainty
that consumption, ia its tubercular form,
Is often cured. A series Of post-mortem
examinations, in an Eeinbufg hospital,
disclosed the fact that the lungs OF one
third of the patients who died att9r forty
years Of age, bore marks Of tubereles.
whose growth had been checked, and IN
many cases. the disease wholly cured:
Parts Of The lungs bad even. been de-
stroyed, and the cavities filled by con-
traction and adhesion Of the walls IN
some cases librous tissue had completely
enclosed the parts disintegrated BY dis
ease. III c0nsumption Is eafabie, as
these facts seem 10 Indicate. scientific
physicians viii never rest till they have
sscertained the most elective modes Of
treatment.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-01-07

I ride on the wings Of the northwest wind
From my home in tho frozen seas,
Whero lie and rest with a quiet mind
non '''''' '''' '''0 7'''''''s ''H o'se4o
hlch The rainbow IRON out the skies
And place It on maple leaves,
whispef the swallow. away he nies
From hia nest beneath the caves,
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= ,toa. 'n 'ns ea,tA ~ sne ''efses' nisn''
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-01-07

Ever since the late order of the POST
master-( eneral came out a certain
citizen Of Detroit has been pondering on
how to get even with the old chap.
Yesterday he struck the idea He en-
tered the pastoiliee with letter. or
rather an envelope, containing only
blank paper. He wrote the address on
the upper left t-hand corner. upset the
envelope and wrote the town, put the
county on the lower left corner, snd the
State where the stamp goes. Then he
stuck tho stamp ia the center Of che
envelope, and below 1t requested to
have fhe letter returned to him after
ten days
.sIt will come back. he explained,
% for there is no party there by this
name. III have TO pay three cents for
sending Il 800 miles but Uncle Sam
has cot TO blink his eyes all over this
envelope, and then return 1t free.
When this old government gets ahead
Of me / want 10 know II. ~ Detroit Free
Press.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-01-07

The fashion Of putting $50 buttons
down the back Of the dress has disap-
penred. but they now use 1900 hooks
and eyes on the front, and man cam 4
lay up dollar to save bis lile.- Detroit
free Prsss.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-01-07

lie said hsr hair was dyed, and when
she ind ignantly exclaimed. 'Iis ialser
he said he presumed so. B0s on Posi-
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-01-07

The tenant-farmers Of ENGLAND, ac-'
coTdin9 10 b member or Parliarnent, will
be Satisfied with nothing less than ;
l. Better representation, q Security
fofcapitab B. Epodefn of cultivation.
A. Liberty 70 dispose Of produce 60 best
"a van hfage s. Abolition 81 diattaint
6. Reform Of the game laws =. EceltiA
mate share in county government
9. Fair hpporfionment Of local hsirdens
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-01-07

IA poem BY william Winter, read 1t The
banquet given to Oliver Wendell Holmes
Ia Boston IN honor Of liis aovensieih birth.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-19

Tittle blocks shall all remind Us
What bloc heads arc yours and mine
When we depart and leave behind US
Still unsolved the fatal line.
The problem that perhaps another
Donkey will with might and main
-Sw eat AID toll AMI swear and bother,
Try to bring out right again.
Let us now be up and doing.
Wrcstle now no more with fate,
Cease the phantom gem pursuing
Throw the darned thing in the CRATE