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The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-07-23

the representatives Of great gov
eminent that we hadn'ta pretentious
building for our departments Il
do not care anything about Mr.. Da-
Wis discussions. What earthly sense
is there in discussing questions that
are the natural outgrowth Of our
form Of government after the war
has destroyed them. II is the sheer-
est nonsense, and will have no earth
ly effect upon any section Of the
country" Post.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-06-01
TMo Journers.

81 go on journey far away"
He said-and he stopped and kissed me then--
"Over the ocean for many day
Goodbye p and he kissed me once again.
But only few short months had fed
When again answered my husbands kiss
"I could not tarry away, he said;
"There is never land as fair as this"
Again stood by my husbands side.
81 go on journey, sweet, to-day;
Over the river the boatmen glide
Goodbye; shall linger long away"
All, he win come back soon, / know"
said, as he stopped for the parting kiss:
"He cannot tarry, he told me so;
There is never a land so fair as this. =
But many month and many year
Have flown since my darling went away.
viii he never come back to meet me heref
Has he found the region Of perfect day.
Over the ocean he went and came;
Over the river, and fingers thcrei
Oh, pallid boatmanI call my name
Show me the region so wondrous fair
The Araosy.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-06-01
HEALTH HINTS.

PAINLESS CURE FOR WARTs.-Drop a
little vinegar on the wart and cover it
Immediately with cooking soda or sale
ratus /; put on as much soda as You can
pile on, and let it remain ten minutes.
Repeat several times q day, and in
three days the wart will be gone. A
good remedy for corns also.
TAKE SEAsoNABIE REsT.-Dr. Hall
says the best medicine in the world,
more efficient than all the potations of
the materia medica, are warmth, rest,
cleanliness and pure air. Some persons
make it virtue to brave disease, to
/" keep up" as long as they can move
foot or wriggle finger, and it some
times succeeds; but in others the powers
of life are thereby so completely ex-
hausted that the system has lost all
ability to recuperate, and slow and ty-
phoid fever sets in and carries the
patient to premature grave. Whenever
working or work is an effort, a warm
bed and cool room are the very first in
dispensables to sure and speedy re-
covery. Instinct leads all beasts and
birds to quietude and rest the very mo-
ment disease or wounds assail the sys-
tenn.
SLEEP FOR CHnDREN.-If you would
preserve your children from wasting dis
ease, do not stint them in their sleep
chlorotic girls, especially, and weakly
babies need all the rest lthey can get.
If they are drowsy in the morning, let
them sleep it will do them more good
than stimulants and tonic sirups. For
school-children in their teens, eight
hours of quiet sleep is generally enough,
but dono restrict them to fixed hours
in midsummer there should be siesta
corner in every house, lounge or an
old mattress in the coolest nook of the
hall, or hammock in the shade of the
porch, where the little ones can pass
the sleep-inviting afternoons. Nor is it
necessary to send them to bed at the
very time when all nature awakens from
the torpid influence of the day-star
sleep in the atmosphere of a sitting
bedroom would bring no rest and no
pleasant dreams. But an hour after
sunset there will be change the night
wind arises and the fainting land re-
wives cool air is a febrifuge and ma
ture's remedy for the dyspeptic inhuen-
ces of sultry day. Open every win
dow, and let your children share the
luxury of the last evening hour after
breathing the fresh night air for while
they will sleep in peace.-PopulGr Sci
ence Monthly.
To RELIEVE HIoCoUGH.-A medical
journal gives the following simple means
of relieving hiccough: Initiate the lungs
as fully as possible, and thus press
firmly on the agitated diaphragm. In
few seconds the spasmodic action of,
the muscle will cease.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-06-01
A Rapid Exit from China.


The Chinese, said Professor Draper
to New York reporter, paid great at
tention to astronomy in ante-historical
times, and they have always linked
their knowledge of astronomy with
astrology. Historical events were noted
by their writers as taking place while
the stars held certain relations to each
other. Speaking of astrology in China,
/ am reminded of the unceremonious
way in which the late lamented Profess
sor Watson, of Ann Arbor university,
Michigan, was compelled to quit the
Chinese empire about the time Of the
transit of Venus few years ago. Pro-
fessor Watson, with another well-knOWn
astronomer, was at the Chinese capital
The emperor Of China was taken sick
with the smallpox, and he died after a
short illness The event was looked
upon, as all great events are in China,
as influenced by the stars, and it be-
came ed.abroad that the two distin-
guished astronomers had 50 influenced
the stars as to cause the emperor's
death. Tho vioeroy, who did not share
the popular belief, quietly informed lhf
astronomers that they might lose
lives ii they did not go away Ihe
parted in the night
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-06-01

This generosity quite touched Mr..
and Mrs. John. And now that Aunt
Kelley and her fortune had vanished
like dream, all the rivalry and ieal-
ousy and ill-feeling between the two
families vanished with them; and, taught
by lesson which they never forgot, the
former affection and happiness were re-
newed.
And not one of the four but confessed,
in his and her secret heart, that they de.
served all that had been brought upon
them by their mercenary hankering after
Aunt Keeley's fancied fortune.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-06-01
HUMOR OF THE DAv.

Old as the hills-The valleys between
them.
After some jocular remarks the Senate
adjourned-N HaUen Register.
The editor of the Oil City Derrick
claims to have country seat. It is
stump.
Miss Annie L. got married, and now
they speak of her as an Annie-mated
young lady.
Soldiers are always the most adept
lovers, because they learn to present
arms and salute.
It is peculiar how sound man sleeps
when his wife crawIs over him on her
way to the kitchen to make q fire.
The maple sugar days have come the
sweetest Of the year when sugar is
down cellar made, and sold SO dreadful
dear.
Since 1866 5000 divorces have been
granted in Italy, Milan being set down
for no less than 5000. Since 1870 Rome
has had 600.
When a Canadian farmer sheathes
lump of lard within half-inch coating
of Creamery" he calls it galvanized but
ter.--NssO Hdre,s Register.
1t is a noticeable fact that hog has
to be killed before he is cured. This
is true of two-legged hogs as we'll as of
quadrupeds. Boston Post
The New York Sun says that a man
with mutton-chop whiskers need have
no fears of the future. He can always
strike job as coachman.
The New York Adcertiser believes that
men would have more luck fishing if
they bought live trout and put 'em in a
bathtub and fished with sieve.
The first mar to try to fast forty days
was hero, I 5econd an imitator, and
of subsequent ones the public simply re-
mark "The poor deluded fools,
No man ought to complain if the
world measures him as he measures
others. To measure one with his own
yard-stick may be hard, but is fair.
"There is no disgrace in being poor"
we are told. And we're bowling glad
of it, for there are enough other disad-
vantages about it without that one,
Adirondack Murray has been sold out
VI hlo AdS1 pChoOudA PAOPC4tJ ~ pA40
sheriff, and hasn't even elothes-line
left to tie him to any neighborhood.
" The harp that once through Taras halls
The soul Gmusio shed"
Upon the street now caterwauls,
To earn padrone's bread.
indianapolis Herald
Births, marriages and deaths are re-
ported by an Illinois paper under the
head Of ''Hatched, Matched, Snatched"
But it could save type and expense by
using the words BED, Wed, Dead,
instead.
Dampeningl Old Triggs--" Hello,
Jones, got your feet sopping wet,
haven't you? Why don't you weaa
rubbers, as / do? ] haven't wet my
feet for six months" Jones'" Well, !
should think you'd be ashamed to say
So"
The New York Graphic has about
banished the nuisance Of tall hats at the
theaters. It remarked that homely
women looked best in high hats, and
now all the ladies are trying to show
that they are not dependent on tall hats
for their beauty.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-06-01
The W0rk 0f Y0lcan0es.

Cotopaxi, in 1739, threw its fiery
conte 5000 feet above its crater,
while in 1924 the blazing mass, strug-
Cling for an outlet, roared so that its
awful voice was heard at distance of
more than 900 miles. In 1897 the era
ter of Tunguragua, one of the great
peaks of the Andes, flung out torrents
of mud, which damned up the rivers,
opened new lakes, and in valleys
1000 feet wide made deposits 600 feet
deep. The stream from Vesuvius,
which in 1773 passed through Terro
del Greco, contained 100000 cubic
feet of solid matter; and in 1893, when
Terro del Greco was destroyed a second
time, the mass of lava amounted to
45, ZOO, 900 cubic feet.
In 1860 Htna poured forth flood
which covered eighty-four square miles
of surface. On this occasion the sand
and Escoria formed the Monte Rosini,
near Nicholosa, cone of two miles in
circumference, and 400 feet high. The
stream thrown out at Htna in 1910 was
in motion at the rate of one yard per
day for nine months after the eruption,
and it is on record that the lava of the
same mountain, after terrible erup-
tion, was not thoroughly cool and con-
solidated for ten years after the event
In the eruption of Vesuvius, A. d.
70, the scoria and ashes vomited forth,
far exceeded the entire bulk of the
mountain while in 1860 Etna dis
gorged more than twenty times its own
mass. Vesuvius has sent its ashes as
far as Constantinople, Syria and Egypt !;
it hurled stones eight pounds in weight
to Pompeii, distance Of six miles,
while similar masses were tossed up
1000 feet above the summit. Cotopaxi
has projected a rock of 100 cubic yards
in volume nine miles and Sumbawa,
in 1S45, during the most terrible erup-
tion on record, sent its ashes as far as
Java, a distance of 800 miles of surface,
and, out of population of $4,000 souls,
only twenty escaped.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-06-01
Neror MIad Mhat ..Ther }, sar.

Don't worry and fret,
Aboutwhat people think
0fyour ways or your means
Ofyonr food or your drink.
lfyou know You are doing
Your best every day,
With the right on your side,
Never mind what "they" say.
Lay out in the morning
Your plans for each hour,
And never forget
That old time is a power.
This also remember
Mong truths old and new
The world is too busy
To think much Of you.
Then garner the minutes
That make up the hours,
And pluck in your pilgrimage
Honor's bright flowers.
Should grumblers assure you
Yonr course win not pay,
VIII conscience at rest,
Never mind what hey say.
Too many have loitered,
Until the ebb tide,
While seeking opinions
From those at their side,
Too many good swimmers
Have chosen to sink,
Because they are martyrs
TO what people think"
Then let us, forgetting
The insensate throng,
That ioistles us daily
While marching along,
Press onward and upward,
And make no delay
Aud though people talk,
Never mind what "they " say.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-06-01

On the fourth of July next we may
expect to pick upa morning paper and
read that "The snoW-storm in Wiseon-
sin, Iowa and Minnesota yesterday was
the heaviest Of ihe season" The West
has had the "heayiest snow-storm Of
the season " every week since the first
Of March. NogTisto,ol Herald.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-06-01

One Square a inch, ale insertion
one Sduare ~ one month e
One Square three months 8 90
one SQUARE ono vear 10 ot
Two Sauares. one year 15 60
Quarter Col so 90
Half 30 70
one 100
Legal notices at established rates.
Marriage and death notices, gratis.
All bills for yearly advertisements coli
looted quarterly. Temporary adverlfse-
ments must be paid iorin advance.
Job work. Cash on Delivery.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-06-01

Barren mountains are not worth
ascent.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-01-14
RELIGIOUS.

Ed. J. b. McGinn, Of panyille. will
preach at the Christian Church in stanford.
on next Sunday morning at / O'Clock.
The last General Northern Methodist
Conference constituted women eligible To-
the ohicvs Of steward, cla-,.lcadcr and sun
day-school superintendent
The Chrislian Church has in North
Carolina more than twice as many mem
hers Ms the Episcopal Church and three
lourihs as many o. the Presbyterian Church
in that State. The aggregate membership
including floating member. of the Chris
tian denomination il estimated al s6O0.0np
"A rule ha. prevailed in Bethany
Church, in Pulaski county, forbidding the
boys and gals 90 III together in church.
but some fat youngsters thought thi. AN
infringement on their rights, and few
nights ago they resolved TO test the oonsti-
tuiionaliiy Of the law by di-r1garding H.
But they sat for only moment, for the el.
der and deacons proceeded al once TO eject
them. \ big row followed. several per.
sons were cut and a number OF ladies hurt
There was no service that day, a. the min
lister was so mad he could not talk
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-01-14
Lawn. sTOcK avn cRoP.

Last year the lose. by FIRE in the Uni.
ted States, as far as reported, footed up
s5G,5l2, 100.
FARM MANrEp,-Onc containing l2i Co
$50 acres Of well improved land on any pike
near stanford Apply at thisoilice. . i.3t
Geo. W. Afford sold in Louisville, o.
few days ago, 10 head of 10 hand mules al
$40, lie also bought Of }. NJ. Reid g head
for 500.
r.. Il. a T.. p Woods bought Of John
r. 'ulliam . head OF ,220 ID. cattle at 4
cents, Same bought of other parties head
of lighter stock at $500.
John A. Thompson sold yesterday TO
Dean ~ Robinson Is plug mules at $50 per
head. .....Geo. A. Whitney sold yesterday TO
Mr.. Denny, Of Delaware, A. good mules al
slliper head M. Sterling sentinel.
Rev. Dr. n. lliner will hold Nj. Second
Quarterly Meeting with the stanford
Church, beginning at n A. 49,, Saturday
Tomorrow After morning service on
Sunday the .acmmenlal rite will be- admin
isterCd.
-LENiNcroN CoURr-About 1--WE or six
hundred cattle on the market Prices from
three 10 four cents. There we've about two
hundred mules on the market Broke
mule. brought from $50 20 si2i A great
many common horse on the market
brought from $50 10 $50.
The Commerce Committee has agreed
ON recommending the following appropria-
tions FOE kentucky river. Kentucky hv-
e., 10000 Big sandy, s2s ,O0N Cumber-
land, from Nashville to Kentucky State
line, $4,000 from Kentucky line to Smith
Shoals. $4,000. az smith shoals. 5000
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-01-14
ROCECiSTLE.



Born, t0 the wife Of j. II. Hilton at
Brodhead, January lsi a daughter usi,
. Woodyard.
The officers elect Of Ashland Lodge
No. $40 i. ~ A. NJ, will be installed next
saturday night
This i,a wicked paper. Il publi.he.
lottery "ad,."-ior the money. Il don't
buy amy tickets, though.
VIII Garfield gail Gof,and say "Go O,
COL" or will be tackle to him kindly,
and keep him at the head Of ibc nayec
Mr. b. II. Conn and Miss Helen Conn
have opened O select school at Brodhead.
They are competent instructors and deserve
patronage.
John G.. Young ct Danyille, was bill
ed for lecture subject, "The Rocks
Ahcad" i'm this place yesterday Thurs
day evening.
Mr. J. X. McChry's friends will re-
greet to hear hat his health does not inn
prove. lie has been wholly unable TO at
tend to his duties in Court
The continued cold weather is inter-
iering seriously with the railroad extern
sion. Several of the contractors are on
the ground ready 10 begin work as soon
a- the weather will permit
John Virgins, a half breed from the
headwaters Of Niger Creek, who has been
under indictment for rape for several
years, was nabbed by Deputy Sheriff J. c.
Albright last Friday, and lodged in Jail
jane Lear, arrested at Brodhead for
Petit larceny, was tried la, Thursday be-
fore Squire }. W, Tharp lie waived an
examination, aud gave bond in the sum Of
sle0 for his appearance before the Circuit
Court.
The present Gand jury can settle the
question whether local option shall or
shall not prevail in Rockcastle county.
The Law is very plain and the witnesses are
abundant Gentlemen, Of the Gmud Jury,
every eye undimmed with whisky is upon
you.
A man n this county once wrote 10
bic sweetheart, when there was GOODNESS
between them, as follows m you have
hard what have beard, you have h,coi a
DE, my honey That passage in his letter
caused Hon. W. %. Bradley TO lose a big
lawsuit Fact
-On Monday, Mr. j. w. Brown hlsd Ia
the Circuit Court the proper certificate Of
the County Court and made application for
license 90 practice law. Mr Brown l.
young man of fine intellect, good moral.,
decided energy, and Doc will. of course,
make an excellent lawyer Succe.. 10 him
Hon. w. H. Randall of London, Is
herr attending Cicuii Court. HE is warm
y greeted by hi- many iriends. Ia -pito Of
an exceedingly crediiable service of two
terms on the bench, Judge Randall has
come back 10 The practice With an tbe
activity aud indulry of young attorney.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-01-14

LINCOLN COUNTI.


-leing fully assured that your late bril-.
liant correspondent has concluded to give
up The good work Of helping the glorious
old INTERIOR We again take up the pen,
though we do so with many misgivings,
having the consciousness. Of our inability
to equal much less excel one 80 gifted with
her pen
There will he Top at the Kennedy
lIousc tonight
Died, in thi. place Saturday Jan. 9Th.
Mn. Samuel Robinson, daughter Of Solo
mon Roberts, Of thi. county
The following have been duly elected
as Town Tr,iees Capt. Henry Farri.,
John Mcr.hou, Jr, W. A. Carson, W. r.
Stephenson and Andrew Foley.
The Candy Party at Mrs w. T. Saun-
dcr.' was a nice little affair Though quite
mpromptu there were plenty Of merry
BOYS and girl., aud just M. Of 'un and
candy
The Hop last Friday night at the llar-
ri- House given in honor Of Mr. 7. =. Bal
lard, Jr., of Richmond, was pronounced By
al Who attended, a. the most brilliant Of
the season.
Mis- Lizzie ; Nearkey, one Of Paint
Lick. faire.t is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. pr. poorcs will start in short time
to Missouri, to visit relatives and be pres
eni at the reading Of her father. will.
w. r. Dillon ha- rented the Bobbitt
property corner Elm and Somerset streets,
and moved hi. family thereto.....Johu
Mer-hou, ST., has rented the hotel known
O.. the Kennedy House and ha. taken pos.
session, W. D. Hernedy retiring from the
business.
Jim Dillon ha- quit the whisky bust
ness Iurrah for Jim The saloon former
ly kept by him has been rented to-we can
not say, We never have, we will not say by
whom, for they are two OF our most moral
young gentlemen and IL is lust too sad to
talk about
Fila May saunders, a petite blonde Of
fix summers, while preparing for the Hop
Friday night, held the candle too near her
dainty laccs which instantly ignited, burn
ing her face and neck -everely Had il not
been for timely assistance, the little rose
binds beauty would have been marred.
We attended the Good remplars sup
per and entertainment at Brodhead Nom
day night The lectures were brief and
pointed, the ma sic enchanting and the sup
per all that the most iastidious epicure
,ould desire. For kindness and hospitali- |
y the Brodhead people cannot be surpass-
,d, and Co our cousins, Or. Burdctie and |
wife, wc would especially tender our many !
thank, for our enjoyment during our short |
.lay, in their little village.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-01-14

lusn Pm,ror. % Owslcy a llieeins
eco ro Chcnault a pennys and sctl
that account Of yours.
nry Your School Books. States aud 9th
~ school supplies Of Chcnault q l'eny.
Owury 4 lIi0Divs viii scll YOU D. Do.
of y q Sugar for and q lhs. of coffee
forsi
Tnr Celebrated Garnrd COUNTY HorsI
fisiula Remedy ior sale by Chenault a
Penny.
PAINrs, White Lead, Oils, Vanishes
Window Glae, AZ bottom prices NJ Chen
ault a pcnnys.
prnruNrni. Toilet Soap, Hair. Nail
and Tooth Brushes. and toilet articles of
al kinds NJ Chenault a Penny's
LAsr CAiL-All who know Themselves
indebted 10 us must come ~ once aud set
tie. a. We need money. Harris a Nunnollov.
PAHuEs owing us on account or note
prior 10 July I, iSsO, will find the same in
the hands Of an officer 10 not settled in The
next thirty days Chenauli a Penny.
OWsLry a llio0iNs have removed 10
their handsome new store ncvt door below
The Opera llousc and now have the largest
and most complete stock Of groceries, hard.
ware, lance groceries, new lot Of ploWs. sc.
An those indebted 90 the firm Of Ter.
hume snd Nanardall. viii please seiile
their indebtedness Immediately. o. I want
10 close up the hu.iness of the ola year.
Twill continue the hlsinoss under the .ame
firm name until further arrangements ire
made. T.. 4. Tcrhunc.
SnuoHs CArAnm REMEDY "A mar.
vclous cure Tot Caiauh. Dipihcria. Canker
Mouth and Head Ache. With each bottle
there IA ma Ingenious nasal Injector Tor
the moro succeuinltfcatment ~ thoso som.
plants without extra charge Price 1cis.
Sold Ny Chenault a Penny
ANswrn Tms QUESTION. Why DO so
many people We see around o., seem % pre-
Ter 20 suilcr and he made miserable hy ln.
digestion. Constipation. Dizziness. 1ss Of
Apetiie, Coming up Of the Food, Mellow
skin, when for 3 cents we will sell them
Shilohs Niialitcr, guaranteed 90 cure them. I
Sold by Chenault n Penny.
10 WrsrFRv EmcnAsrs Having b,en I
appointed GENrHAL EMIGRATION A0rNr |
At Cincinnati ior the NANDALtA LINE. |
for the States Of Mf-sorHr. TEXAS, An. |
KANSAS, NEBRASKA, KANSAS. CmonAno. |
CALIFORNIA, and the WESTERN TEnnr0. /
Rfn-, an fully PREPARED - furnish, FnUr /
IN application, Maps Land Circulars, xiv. /
ing Soil, Climate, &c. Lowest rates made .
M passengers, household goods or stock.
Tall on, or address, GEO. A. KNIGHT. /
ienl Emigration Agent, n. a. Cor iih /
md Vine Streets, Cincinnati. Ohio.
>ufI0Hs CONSUMPTION Cuur.--Ths T.
.cyond question the most successful Cough /
Medicine we have ever sold, a few doses in
gariably cure The worst cases oi Cough.
roup. and Bronchitis, while H. wonderful
success To- the cum of Consumption &. with
bat parallel in the history 81 medicine
Since b.. Hf-t discovery 10 has been cold on
guarantee. iai which no other medicine
an stand. u you have O. Cough we earn K
.sily ass you 90 try o. pncc lOcis. Scots.
MI ~. lfyonr Lung are -orc Chest oi
Back Lame. use ~hilo- Porous Plaster
sid by Chcnauli IS Penny