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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25
.GtneH 9ouar Die VIaf6e.
asaonuag's rso1tlirem0e niAen
B0UFonllnelle NllE0oll3e1, IIrt0erll6e Nbs
fiDrmittel, tpirten o6ne G6mer5,
itetS 5uDerldBig unb natitrIi1
IN i6relt GDerdttonen.

%fil1rtnittcl, mirten obne S4mer5,
1tet5 SIperldBi9 ulb natilrlt6
IN t9ren Sperdtionen.
Gin beoctabiIiIGes GrfabntittcI f.r GaIon4el.
BoItoanmsn obne iesliden geieeIbmQd, eleqout nit
iIbem Snnlmi 9ialTrt, ~purgi1en, re9uIireu, rsiniseu nno
fdrtcn.
8aDua9's giuca sur Rur ouer Sruuf5stten bes
DsaseHs, Der yeber, per Geodr1e, Den gtieren, Der &faie,
femie iIt Herp6ie5 &opilueb, Gsritopiung, SSneiGetion,
Gpspepia, bilt0ie 3uItdupe, %yteber, urterleibseitSin
oune, 6dmc1Tboioen uno ale oHbereU Yeipeu oe5 llniers
:eibS. GiRe poutommeHe &ur eardntirt- Hein peqez
tebilil9 feline Spur pan Dfcrtur, 9fineTaIien poer i9Goz
Ii6cn DTogueu.
w Dfan beodte foIseuSe gpmptonte pom Grarts
beiIeI Ser EerodIungs orSdre; &erropiunq, innerlidc
pdmorrboibeu, Eliminating ndd benz &opie, Sdure
i'm Dtosen, nebeIrett, SoobrenHen, @fel uoT benz 9fieu.
Dea6eHsrlde1, ioure5 Ani1tosen, SIHfsn ODER Beben bes
6erSen3, %eritidenbes GeiubI beim Eieseu, GcbeT ober
SSlaGeTa Dor Aueeu, Sieber uno bunJpfe Sdmersen i'm
Ropie, itodeuoer Albeln, qelbes NuSiebeN Der 6ont uno
Der &u9en, SetienitedeH, odmeTSen IN Ger Srult une in
ben @lieoerrt, pI0gIt6e Nupouhus BON @ise, SreuueH
Ginige DOZEN pom Ra6uap's BtIIen werben
oas Spitem DON alien obeHgenauute1 Sroufbeiteu 5es
fteieu.
Sn Den Qpotbcfen sit BADEN.
Man Ieie: pTali9 uub @abr."
Wfon ldide cine Griefmarfe al 9taoman
& 60, SEQ. 80 gSarrens, @de Der Gbur1
StraBe, NeD gorf.
g g%eleBrlng, Gaujenbe Don Dollars pertb, pirb
@ud SHsei9tGt rotroen.
Mn oas gmbIifamt.
Gs fam feline 6e1re Gidrantie flr sen @ertb non
Dr. EaSpQD's olietGbltrler 9. d. 81 6stlrltitel anf9eS
wieIeH merben, ols Se eleEeeM rno n~nBieien atad>
abmuugen SerietGen. gs gtebI iewehl iali6e sJtqols
peIis- ais aud rJteliefE~ un6 gEits". Sebet Cub Dor
nns perldnsef mar &aomaDs nna ad5tGt barauf, baB
ser Raue sJiaspG9@ ita aai BEN ~setauItsH Ari'Fes be-
fiass
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25

-ETE II WUTVT -NUTV- VI
1i0e Spe.iot-P Y0cis ais probat e~rWiesen haben.
SamenscIwGche, niehtliehe Ergiessangen, Pusteln
i'm Gesicht4 FerlOrene ManneShraft werGen p0sitiv
geheiIt. Rei91 Experimentation. Das ~Tiehtig0
heilmIttel wird sofOrt in jedern Falle angewandt.
COnSuitatiOncn. pers6nlieh oder brieflicI, Streng
confdentiell. Medfzinen per Post und per Express
VersGndt. keine Zeichen aUf den Packeten, WeIcha
auR Gen Inhalt oder Sender scLliessen lassen. Man
sende Zoe fir das Bnch: V%erlOTene Manneskraft
wieder geWonnen. Office sturden: 9 Uhr Mosgens bis z
UAT Abel6s. scaatags ven 10 bis u Uhg Mitags.
iAHES WIND Of HOPS R Raan ss'f He lis iffaf f Ssi
NerYensclwiche, verlOrene Energie, JugendtlOr.
heiteI, sChIeiehende Krankheiten und Unyerdaulich~
keit. 81 per Quartflascbe 6 Flasher fir Sc.
JAMES, fWR'5Ng O. 1AN1EAIBlNf E hna au1 %slfnsEfs
geS Efeilmfttel fir Krankheften der Nieren, FFauen-
schWaclen, weissen Fuss und scIlmerZhaftc MenStru1
alton. So per QuartfiGsche; @ FlascheQ fir So
jAHFS' TBRF WIND ii EN- S SsS1s praS XII flsf has
be. bin ich zu der UeberEeugung Sekonamen. dass
neunzelntel der nannehmliclkeiten und BesehWer-
den deS Tebens aus Gleiclgtltigkeit gegen den Ge.
schlecbtstrieb entspTingen, sOWOhl bel Frauen vie
bel MinmeFn. TauSende, WeIChe NIGHT Gen Wirkli-
cher Gyund kanntens haben sieh in E0Ige desSen daS
Leban yerbittert ind daS DaSein gu elmer BuTde gee
maeht. wo es gIiicklieh und Xnfrieden hattie sein kOn-
nen- NE2YISS PTLLEN, zusammengesetzt aus Wur-
zeIn und K~rSGteTn. machen die SchWachen stark
DaS. WAS man Yerl0Ten hattie oder ME besass. W1rd
Wiederkehpei1 Und das Helm Zu eInem gIlckIfchen
macIien. Das Lebpn iSt Zu kurZ, um eS in etnem
unCemithIichen End NIGHT ZuSagenden Helm ZU yer~
fTauern, weDn cine St.OO Box einem gefallt und
SechS RcGe7B cine ktST OelUi7JcGFb TteT S0.OOs
Per Post Yersandt gegen EnpfaEg DIES Presses.
DR.. JAMES, No. 204 Washington ST., Chicago, Ill
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25
james Medical Institute

vOm Staate Illinois zu dem
ausdriicklichen ZWecke priYi-
legirt um sefOrtige Hilfe in
allen ChrOnischen9 geheimen
und lasen-KFankheiten zU
geben. Tripper und Syphilis
in allen ibren verWickeiteP
Former. sOwie Haut- und Blut.
KTankheiteR Werden prompt
geEindeFt und permanent gee
heilt durch Heiimittel, welche
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25
MS @ { q L /
's4lVtept+le.i yptE'e'-
Gal1cS sSieber.

Ga41cS sStebef+
80IfeS Rire D3Bigcs SSieber 9ebeiIt fir so gents.
Gs giebt fem oUbere5 Set(mitteI in Der gSett, mas 10
idHel oHe Qrie1t DON Sts5er beiIt, m6gen tie uou perborz
beRer &iit CDtalort0J o5er begenerirtgr Safe fputnIen,
rn6geu lie SdarlGd, Nerusrfeber ooer 9eIbes SisbeT
beiBe1, oIs - uaier 2usisbuug pom Bobmop's Tiasn,
bas READY RELIEF Or. &abDop's.
SinfSig Gents Die 6lai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25
Dr. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLVENT.
@er ornsc gI1tt Reielfner.

on6erer ScrofelH in ben Yungen ober bent Dtaeen, Der
6aut ober BEN Suoden, benz SIeii4 oSer ben yisrpsn,
peI6e sas Slut p~eraiiteH.
@brpntide ararf5eiten, Rno6enfroB, uerborbene SdFte
iRI 8lute, ifropbuI6ie 8rantbeiieH, unnatiirlidsr Sabtz
tuS, GppbiIis uur &ererie Eiebernunoen, droniide uno
alte @e(tlpire, eugliide &ranfheit, peiBe SdpcIuHgen,
G~rinSfopf, Usbdrntuttsrs9eipen, Gre5ie. GrIierifpels
luueeu, Guoteu. A~bSsbruug hs RHrpers, &u;etU utto
GlN5 fdldoe, GdpdreT, Gpspepiia, Gierene unb BleieHS
IejoelI, drouilder 9ibeumatismus nub QSidt, GdlptnbS
fudf, &IaleRitein uuo @ries, iouie A6orter Der pbi9en
9lontbeiteH, beneB biSpeiieI onoers 9tanleH seseben
peToen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25

z. e. 2.
r a . w "
READY RELIEF.
Die bette unO biuigfe gamitien : Waeoisiu in Ser @sIt.
9eitt uuO per9iuoert;
SDfestterO, GtarrD6e,
G0o1crn gsorbttS,
Sie1cr tt1o S0ittetfroT,
EDe4aN10tisHtaS,
Ge1tr0l9ia,
9ipbtberittS,
@Mtoctt SalS, Su1Menaa,
Acknowledgement
Rerp0TtGt,
GGtaaoTefeit,
unterletbaf
Durdfau, Giarrb5c, Cholera Worbus ODER Ihn;er3euz
bsr Gtubl8on9, perbcr ~truer5ol6 10 ober 90 W{inuter
eurt &eopoD'S Reabp 3ie!tef gebeilt. Rein Slutauz
erdr9 NIB feline Grisin5urg, Feline Gd1mdde ooer N6-
eeipanntbeit roiro oem G5CorQudA bes 0G. ii. 9telief iolgen.
is 1T Der erite uno eiaSi9e Sdmer5enstiLtr, Der anz
eenbii6Iid bic ibradliiltcn 0dmerSen ittut, gnt3unouus
gen uuo Slutarorang tin5ert, oh tie nun III BEN yungen,
Dem ufoser, ben GtH9eI2eioeu oper anoeren Gr9aren
ouitretcu, peun man ba5 WtiiteI eiHnoI beuupt Il. ).
Ia ctaer bis Stpan3t8 @tiumteu,
{ bBne nnterIateb, pe srob Sic Stmer5en aud Isin m6s
: gen; Die an 9tbeumGti5uls Setoeuocr, bic 8ettI6qcris
gen, bic gertrHppeLicu, sic Gcrp5ier, Sic CT 9icurolgia
Beer onbercu Srautbeiten letocu, wer6:u Surd Die Ntnz
penSnn9 BON ~9tapuap's gtcGop 8dtef ougenbIid!i8e
~Sinerraits finbcn.
@ntsIn6ungen Der gtcren, Gntsinbungen
Der gIaie, @ebdrn=G nt5Iinoung, 2lnsens
GongeTttonen, 6oI5leiben, NItbma, 6er3z
fIopfen, 9ipbtberta, 6Dltcriihe 2InfQIle,
grdrllc, Gotarrh, S%nfluensa,4 &opfipeb,
3abn1@merSeu, Neurol9jo, Rbcumuttss
MUS, faltes un0 beiBcS Tieber, !0ibuers
augen uno Sroitbeulen.
Gte gutoerSung BON gteaSD gteIief an Ben tetbenben
EbeiIen psEi&oft ausen6Iidtt&s ~SinSeruns OOsr GrItt@s
terling.
Gretbis bis iedsig SropTeu in elm GIos @a3sr betIen
in rDenigett NuJcn5ttden 8rdn1pie, Dtaeenidure, Sobz
Bremen, 8opipeb, Tiorrb6e, 9pienteIis, &olit, BIdbuns
gen Mne ale iuucriihen SmerSen.
yeiisnhe iouter INN cine 6laide pom Rabpap's
Ready Relief" BET ii9 trdget, GSeni9e Eropfcn bas
pom, in @aIer getbcn, beuger alien &ranfbeiteH uub BEN
har1it, pcTfaipitcn XetoeH, Die ans Dem Gebraud idIedz
ten gSGfier6 eutipriugeu, Dor. Gs If elm beIierer StiIntuz
liant. ais i%rauS6iiibs 8rombp Deer Sitters.
KAAA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25

Die eroFe NtGft bteIes !6eiImittels ofIenBart f6 in
Die ben Sob EXPERIMENTATION brehen. mic in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25

dSu olelen SfgepHtneH pelleFI[ Oct eng
Tide MderbausG Demifer Sons in ,,Tiel0":
uDie 3iffern berielbeu 5eigen 10 oeutIib
Sen grpBeu Su~tteripertb oes Silofutters,
baB barber fein 53tueifel nlebr beiteben fam.
S6 m0dte nur barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN,
SAP nd6 meinen 8erluden, entgegeu Ser
allgenetn uerbretteten Qlnit6t, Der 3uder>
ftoff, ser fi0 BET Ser @Gbrung bon StIo7
futter biloet, ni@t GjIucoie, ion0ern ,l}at7
toie"5 3uder lit. Die Giii9s SGure, tpenn
aud ibr Nuftreten ben 8erIuft bon gtGbrz
ltoffcn benefit, lit bod ni1t obne 8ertb
ais BeroauungSmitteI. SIR 8etrag in Ser
oben beseidDneten Stloprobe lit piel gerinz
ger, ais bapon cine Brobc highly fermented
beu, beren Qtnatpie i6 in meiaell ,,Gbemi7
iden nnteriu6ungen Ser 6euiorten" ges
funoen babe. SD Bin gcra0e nit Der anaz
lpie elmer Rrobe en9lii6en Saofntters be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25

00S onbere f0ilnlf Don 0%eNflbldnb, no
Or. BON g9oIff auf Der 0eidSzG eriudSz
Citation St 6O6enbeim bel Stuttgart Oriine
futter aus etnem SLID, tpeldbes 9etroGuet
tporoen, uIto luftgetrodneten 2~usernflee
analpitrt Bat; Sic etne 6ieler &Ieeproben
mar auf elmer 3enne iebr iorgf1ltig, Die a17
oere ouf Ser 8tcie, pte geip50nliW getrod@
net leBtere bate in Sen Slptt IeBten Der bier
Srodento9e eil1en lei6ten He9eniGduer lrlb
eineu @eptttcrregen auSgeDalteu. Die CIR
nnh,1tffn Aor 0I11nInin ftnN.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-13
State Notes.

1t tisstated thata Pottsville preacher
has been taking his polygamy"consecu-
lively" as DIR. Leonard Bacon calls it.
and there is trouble about it.
"A Philadelphia woman cowhided
city official who insulted her, the
husband standing by with cooked uis-
tol and saying, "Give it to him ELL
Two snterprising citizens of Ian
caster have leased an island in the
Susquehanna and established poultry
establishment on an extensive scale.
"A Bristol lady, bed-ridden for six
teen years, "threw physic to the dogs"
and appealed to Providence. The
other day she suddenly arose. and now
walks about unaided. She attributes
her restoration to the "power of
prayer
Thomas Hosterman, of Centre
county, seventy years old, wealthy
and respected, and the father OF q large
family, fearful that his SONS would
sQuander his money, in fit of melan-
choly cut his throat with an ordinary
pocket knife.
Captain Bartholomew was tried at
Allentown on Saturday, but the decls-
ion in the case will not he promulgated
until all the evidence and the finding
have been reviewed by Adjutant Gen
Ito
that the verdict will be favorable to
Captain Bartholomew.
Another new cattle disease has an
peared. The animals eat heartily, but
become very much enlaciated and lose
control of their hind parts, and finally
when down are unaUle to arise and
have to be fed in that position. Many
cattle are down and some have died in
neighboring counties.
-Pottsvillc, Pa, July lO.-Two nm
successful attempts were made the lat
ter part of last week 10y fourteen year
old daughter of Mrs. Simon I,onr to
poison her mother and brother by
placing Paris green in their drinking
vessels. Prompt medical attention
saved the lives of the victims. The
family live on farm near Schuylkill
Haven. The child has made a confess
sion that she WAS prompted to the act
by an older sister now living in Phila-
delphia who lart home OH account of
family troubles.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-13
New Drug Store,

"A. G. Craig's New Drug Store is
now in good working order, various
new improvements have been made
lately, SPLENDID Illuminated mortar
sign has been added to the attractions.
Mr.. J. r. Baird a gentleman well
known to the people of Ridgway and
surrounding country RS a Druggist
Pharmacist has been engaged as an
assistant.
The patrons of the "New Drug
Store" can always have the satisfaction
of being served by experienced COM
Founders, which is matter Of great
Importance in business requiring so
much skill, experience and caution as
the handling of medicines. No better
illustration is needed than the many
deaths occurring yearly from the mis-
takes of careless, incompetent and un-
principled venders of drugs. With a
fine assortment of fresh pure goods, at
popular prices, the people may rest
assured we will keep up with the times
and be content with nothing less than
being in the front rank of first class
GSSg Storos.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-13
Military Encampment.

The arrangements for the annual
encampment of the National Guard of
the State are now completed. The
encampment will be at Lewistown,
Mifilin county, and will continue from
August to II. The grounds have
been laid out, and the division and
several brigade headquarters have
been located. 1t is expected that about
5000 troops will take part, under the
command of Major General Harlranft.
Reviews of the several brigades, and
battalion and brigade drills will take
place daily, bet the grand reviews by
the Governor and Commanler-in-
Chief is set down fer Friday, August
H. Camping parties, to pitch the
tents of the various regiments, will
begin to arrive about Aug. 2. The
encampment will be known as Cam p
Reynolds.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-13
Rochester and pittsburp.

The move in Rochester and Pitts
burg is attributed to efforts of some one
of the trunk line railroads to obtain
control of the company. The Penn
sylvania Railroad is most generally
mentioned in this connection, possi-
bly, because it negotiated almost sue
cessfuliy for the control last winter.
1t is also reported that Mr.. Gould
desires the road as a connecting link
between the Wabash aciiic al East
ern roads in which he is interested.
The capitalists who now appear in
control of the road deny that any nego-
tiations are pending for the transfer of
that control, and that if efforts are be-
ing made to secure possession, theyarc
being made in the market. The gross
earnings for the first six months of
1882 were Sl35, ,978 as against $lO6, $50
during the corresponding period Of last
year. The road made connection
with the Silver Lake road Julys /.
The Bradford extension will be COM
pleted within ten days.-IhUddci1hiu
Press,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-13
THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1882.

A large stock of Hams, Shoulders,
Bacon, dried Beef etc, at Morgester's.
A new Invoice of N. X. Fair
banks choice refined lard at Morges.
ter's. o..
London Purple and Paris Green
the only reliable Poison for the Potato
bug, at Craig's Drug Store.
The greatest cleanser and purifier
of the blood Peruna. should be taken
every few months to prevent malarious
diseases, and to cure them when pre-
vention was neglected.
The Rochester and Pittsburg r. r.
company have sent 50 to 100 Italians
to the vicinity of fBrockwayville, where
they propose to make the dirt fly Oh
tliat end of the road.
The dance at the Opera House OH
the Fourth was quite an enjoyable af.
fair and considering the large attend
ance and very disagreable evening,
was decidedly crowded.
An Zee cream freezer was taken
from the NJ. f.. Church festival July
4tll, 1882, in exchange for an other one
The person having it will please re-
turn it and get the one left with us at
W. S. Services store.
A large and full assortment of
Domestic goods such as Blcached and
unbleached Muslin, Chiviot Shifting,
Dress and Domestic Ginghams, Ky.
Jeans Cottonades, cheap dress goods,
In stock at P. & X. Grand Central.
Three hundred and sixty-nine sol
diers' orphans will be discharged from
the various schools in the state this
year, having attained the age of six
teen years, and the superintendent of
the department has prepared list Of
the scholars, TO which he has added
the date when each child will be dis
charged. Copies of this will be sent
TO each post of the G.. A. r., and to
soldiers and citizens, the object Icing
TO interest as many as possible in OBJ
tanning homes and employment for
the orphans.
The glorious Fourth in Rdgway
this year was somewhat of failure.
All day long from morning until
night rain fell, not in regular torrents,
though at times quite hard, but in
regular drizzle drozzle, something
after the manner q certain man PRAYED
for. The Catholic Temperance Soci.
ETY. picnic was abandoned and instead
festival was held in Maginnis' Hall.
The Methodist Society held an ice
cream and strawberry festival under a
temporary shed between the Ridgway
bank and Rhincs' billiard saloon. III
the evening at Hyde's Opera House
the Catholic Temperance Society
dance was attended by ~ large number
of people. Two hundred and ten
tickets were sold at the dance in the
Opera House.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-13

Philadelphia, July 12.-The republi-
can state committee met here this
morning at the poom8 of the Young
Mems republican club, Twelfth and
Chestnut streets. The representation
was almost full, but six members being
absent. The meeting was secret, none
but members being admitted. After
being organized committee was sent
after the stalwart candidates, who ap-
peared at 1880 and were received with
applause. They remained through
the meeting, though taxing no active
part with the exception Of presenting
letter in which they declared them
selves at the disposal of the committee.
Previous to the arrival of the candi-
dates four urpropositions had been offered
hy Judge Petit, of Craw ford county
the discussion of which continued
until o'clock, and which were as fol.
lows:
First. To submit the tickets by the pcryllar
Eolr , "i the republicans who voted for ircsl-
popular vote of the Garfield republicans thr
SahG to be open to the cundidacy OF any re
Puollcahs IN the state of fwunsyiVHnia ana
diiatr. - >''''
Third. 70 hold new convention under
me rules adopted by The Continental hotel
Cohlcrcnce OF Independents, on or before the
fourth Wednesday in August. If the Conti-
nemlah rn!Gs are not satisfactory the ccnvcn-
Iinh Sh@i! he governed by rules to he prepared
ny tN-Chlrf Justice AgueW, Hampton l.. Car
son Hnd Francis 3. Reeves.
Fourth. TO hold a convention under the
new rules adopted by the republican cOnven-
lion OF May 10.
The propositions were favored by
General White, Judge Petit, and Col
onel Hastings. They were opposed
by General Neglcy, of pittsburg, and
Mr.. Gehr, OF Franklin. On vote
being taken the propositions were
agreed to almost unanimously. after
which the convention adjourned.
Among the stGlwarts the opinion pre-
walls that if the independents decline
to accept any Of tie offers made, they
will weaken their cause and drive
back to the party majority Of those
who have been leaning towards the
independents. The latter antagonize
the proposals, saying they will
accept nothing but Beavers complete
renunciation. Mr.. Wolfe SAYS that
should they agree to new convention
they would be left powerless, as it
would undoubtedly result in Beavers
denomination, and they having given
their word, could not oppose him. He
did not know what the independents
would do, as their committee was not
full, but from the expressions of those
with whom he had conversed, he
knew they Were against any COM
promise, except Il complete with
drawaI of Beaver.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-13
4 WOman's Wonderful Ride.

San Francisco, July Sat san Jose
to-day the ten-mile race (horsebackJ J
between Miss Bell Cook, champion Of
America, aud Miss Ida Rogers, of
Santa Clara County, for 81 900 side
and an additional thousand from the
Agricultural Society, was won by Miss
Cook by quarter of Il mile in twenty
one minutes. Each used five horses.
Rochester, n, Y, July S.-Miss
Myrtle Peek, Of Michigan, aged four
teen years, to-day rode ut the Roches-
ter Driving Park twenty miles in forty.
three minutes tWeuty-four and Il half
seconds, beating the best recorded time
by two minutes. She rode seven
horses, none of which were considered
fast, and two or three Of which were
considered slow.
On her wedding day an Indiana
girl wrote something, sealed it in an
envelope, and gave it to an intimate
friend. ''If l am alive six months
from now,' she said, give this back
to me unopened. If am dead, read
it," On the day the half year expired,
the bride committed suecide, and the
enclosure was found to be astatement
that she expected no joy from the
marrisGe, but was willing to give it Il
trial before deciding to take her own
life
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-13

The death list OF the Scioto disaster
crease, and several towns on the Ohio
are in deep niourning. To whatever
sourse of the disaster may be traced,
circumstances all indicate now that
the attempt to attribute it to intoxica
ton of those in charge is without
foundation. Whether it came about
from a change in the navigation laws,
or from the negligence of those in con.
troll of the coliting boats, or both ,
should not divert attention from the
risks that are hahitually run by eXcur-
siOnists on public holidays. There
seems 20 I've no question that both the
Scioto and the Tomas were overloaded,
but the fact had nothing to 90 with
the collision and but for the collision
there is ut most II very remote proba-
bility that the circumstance would
ever have have been mentioned or
deemed worthy of second thought.
The frequency of overlooking on pub
li0 holidays has led both the people
and owners of boats to regard the sub.
ject with to much indifference, and the
fate of the Victoria on the Thames, in
Canada last year, leads to the doubt
whether people gain anything by such
experiences, except for Il short time in
the immediate vicinity of the disaster.
.
erpoOl and other places, when the
train arrived with the additional dead
bodies on board will be day long to
be remembered. The total list of dead
is now swelled to tifty-one, and is
probably incomplete. 1t is full enough,
nevertheless, to carry II warning that
should bc needed by all people, by the
general public as well as those engaged
in the transportation of passenger5.-
PiHSJuTg TCic1rdpb.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-13

Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.

1t is entirely different from all
Others. 1t is as clear rs water, and, as
its name indicates, is perfect Vege-
table Hair Restorer. 1t will immcdi-
atcly free the head from dandrutt, re-
store gray hair TO its natural color,
and produce a new growth where. il
has fallen off. 1t does rot in any
manner affect the health, ERhieh Sui
phur, Sugar or Lead, and Nitrate of
Silver preparations have done. 1t
will change light or faded hair in a
few days to Il beautiful glossy brown.
Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle
is warranted. SMITH, KLINE &
CO., Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia,
and G. n. CRLTTENTON, New York
II II l y.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-13

About ten days ago, Barnett Clark
employed on the Orr & Mckinley mill,
near Corsica, while tightening some
burs on the saw slipped, and had his
right hand badly larcerated on the saw.
DR. Thompson, Corsica took charge of
the case and reports his man in good
condition. Bya former accident some
what similar to the above Mr.. Clark
lost two fingers about year ago.
About the same time Raymond Chyp-
hert, near Corsica, while splitting staye
bolts had his aX glance, striking him
in the foot, severlng an artery, and
before DIR. Thompson reached the
ground he had almost bled to death
He, however, is fast recovering from
the effects of his wound.-Brooh0iHc
Jc1ersORidn.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-13
Great FURRY in the Oil Market.

Pittsburgh, July 8.-The report that
dry holes had been found in the War
rem region and that large wells were
declining in production caused a flut-
ter in oil to-day by sending the price
up to isle. There was great excite
ment at the exchange, and the iiuctu-
ations were quite rapid, The opening
quotation was 53lct., the highest price
5S}ct., and the closing price 55lct. The
transactions were unpre cedented, the
sales aggregating 2 1875, 900 barrels.
Bradford, July Sat the oil eX-
change to-day the members fairly
tumble over rach other in their efforts
to cover heavy short sales. From the
opening bid of 534ct., the market
jumped to sect, in. two hours and
again declined to 53ct. The report of
two dry holes on lot no. 072 started
the furry. The market closed excited
at 553ct., with sales of 8,219,O00 bar
rels.