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monkeys are destroying everything
is not a moment to losel"
In her fright Dora hardly realized that
the long wished for interview with
Romeo had come at last. A far harder
heart than Romeo's could not have re-
sisted those besceching tones or the
petty, appealing look on the girls face,
and in an instant the young man had
swung himself from the balcony to the
Office window, and sprang lightly to the
floor, took in the situation at glance.
"Can you save the platel" said Dora,
clasping her hands convulsively.
But her words were unnecessary.
With an ease and quickness that seemed
magical, the newcomer had dragged the
heavy table against the cabinet and,
with the further aid of chair, raised
himself to the monkeys perch. With
Il cry of delight Dora saw the monkey
slip to the floor, leaving the plate un-
harmed in Romeos hands.
At this juncture the door opened soft
ly, and Miss Matilda peeped in timidly
Romeo, with his legs dangling from the
top of the cabinet, was the first object
her eyes lighted upon.
"Dora, what is the meaning of this
Why is this-person intruding herel"
at means, Aunt Matilda, that W.
have to thank this gentleman for saving
papa's plate from the monkeys clutches
You may well imagine the scene tina
{ would have cnsued if il had been broken
: Please don't waste any time in exclama
tions, but take off your gloves and he'll
me to put the room in order before pap
| comes. Fortunately for you, he is un
accountably delayed"
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One of the curiosities of old Muskros
abbey, near Killarney, Ireland, is one Of
the finest yew trees in Europe, planted
by the monks some 500 years ago. In
some places the ivy has grown entirely
through the abbey wall.
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SUFFERING WOMEN.

Many lady endowed by nature with pretty
face beautiful figure, faultless complexion, as well
as the sweetest of iempers and faultess mental
qualities grows prematurey old, gray and wrnkled,
her form loses Its perfect contour, the complexion
becomes salow, the brightness leaves the eye, q
feeling of languor takes the place Of the once
buoyant spirits, irritable nervous righteousness
worry her till life becomes unbearable All this
being caused by the physical arrangements so COM
mon to women, which the Innate modesty of FEM
mime nature prevents their making known and Of
which the ignorance Of the medical profession pro
vents cure. Lady reader pause and consider,
It's duty you owe yourself, your family and your
God, that you should cure yourself OF these
troubles and once more feel the glow Of perfect
health and spirits that nature Intended for you.
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the money paid for the treatment. II you have
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and similar symptoms, Wheeler's No. 90 Prescrip-
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give immediate and lasting relief The price OF
Wheeler's No. 96 Prescriptions and sc are so
cents each, obtainable from druggists or sent by
mail secure from observation postpaid on receipt
OF price. Postage stamps taken.
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Magnetic Kidney Belt
EOR MIN Is

dt
lowii diseases without medicine: Pain in
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t app lance.
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icy hold their POWER FohEyER, a d are
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ii h lusu o. e'timonials
The MAGNtTON APPLIANCE CO.,
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o Currency Tin le te- AT our risk >, with
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It Is needless TO describe
the symptoms Of this nau-
seous disease that Is sap
CATARRH.,

ping the life of many Of the airest and best OF both
sexes, old and young, suffering alike from the pos
onous dripping In the throat, the poisonous nasal
discharges, the fetd breath and general weakness,
debility and anguor, aside from the acute suferings
of this disease, which II not checked can only end
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Wheeler's Vegetable Pills are the only remedy
that constipation, giving natural motion Of the
bowels without physicing, gripping or pain. Price
25 cents, of druggists and by mail.
Wheeers Nervne Tonic for mental depression
oss OF manhood, languor weakness or oyertaxaton
OF the brain Is invaluable, price rs cents.
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RHEUMATISM. Sept ::sSa, ;; 'ss!:i;:

- - W.T. anu NeutAgiH
are relieved at once and positively cured by the
of Wheeler's No. 90 Rheumatic Remedy. We say
boldly that in the worst of cases, no matter how
long standing, how serious or how painful, we can
not only give relief, but positively cure for all time.
Failing TO do this we will positively refund the
money paid for the treatment, and If your snferings
not positively stopped for all time you have not
thrown your money away as you would on any
other than these guaranteed remedies. The price
OF Wheelers No. 90 Rheumatic Remedy is only
80 cents, obtainable from druggists sent free by
mail on receipt Of price. Stamps taken.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-24

one hundred amt uiucty-onc
cotton factories now ia upcr-
alton, or in course of cou-truc-
ton IN the southern states, tell, with
impressive 1loqucncc, Of the spirit OF
the new south. New England viii
hAKc 10 look ln Mrr MmrnI.
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Mrs. NJ, A. Gillespie, Sm Au.uin,
Texas, says "l used Browns lruu b o..
t"rs Tor dlsuer-Iu and debility, Wt um
much benefited. -uNlulNWtr
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Aul now lArrc is "A ruuor that
United States district attorney \. j.
lrm-, ol the western dis rirt OF
Texas, rNpp..-lu-u..nud Judge Amos
Morrill,.
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I,nrn.nI. l"rl.Acr,hnhA

Wuco,July q, ISIS
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AMInDEnEw'sC CONFESSION
Horrible Details Of His Helllsh Work
Three Murders Done 10 Conceal the
First


LACnNIA. December 3 -SOlmon says
he Killed Mrs. Ford "a, nine o'clock Sa'ur-
day morning but did not attempt 10 out
rage her. She was Killed In drunken
snuabblp. She showed signs OF lite for
about ten minutes and he made several
attempts to bring her TO HE, and falling
he became frightened and chopped tho
body To pieces and put IL into a trunk and
started to dispose OF ii. He carried Il to
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NUMBER 300

E,dly house. where he was acquainted.
II l.t tho trunk iu front OF the house,
" "rr 10 remained two hours. lie took IL
into the house about dark and dnring tho
w rht Doe became nervous and could not
-iri. ir Vus near morning, aud he had
nn opportunity of dispusjng ut the body,
nNl ur cuu. riyrI the plan ot killing
Eu.dy aud his family and burning the
uuust thereby destroying all evidence OF
Sllmon gives a graphic description
e the
hILrNu OF tupuY
nud h. child, and his attack on Mrs.
Euddy The latter got up at midnight
aud made him cup OF tea and returned
90 bed Euddy sat up with salmon,
WHO did no intimate t. Ruddy what
the trouble was. 5 lm1n got
w.rocl mp, aud imagined that he was
surrounded 10y people 81 walked
nNuut the house, he -ays, "uutu about
iu., lHch, when 1t occurred to me that |
might hill the whole Ut tlom and then
burn thc house The very moment that
tine bought M to me / struck RIddv.
uuut SUPPOSE that hr saw me, IA /
ki ,.d linn instantly. lie mnde no noise
more than that consequent upon drnu-
ping of hia chair HIS vitr ran ont.
unpr. WIS light uu the table when sho
cnmr 900. grabbed mt her and struck
hvJ with 10 hltchct.
SHE SCREAMED,
hut cannot remember what she
rml. lhu child was screaming also, and
tools uuu oil tine hrl huj don't rrmcm-
ucr cutting hun with hnluhrt. I cannot
tslt whether I struck the woman alter
V..,ttI. al mat Al tb|g tiut Tlp Trunk
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CALLED TO ORDER
BY CARLISLE AS SPEAKER.
H S Address Woman's Tribute to
Carlisle Senate New Senators
Democratic Caucus .Su
Dreme Court Dec sion
TIM uANNlNc.cm,mER sQrAnulr



WA.W>GtuN. December 9.-Clcrk Nc
Pnctson murrd the house 10 order ard
uruoyrdrl lo call the roll The repre-
sentative % the state OF Mississippi mad
hcon reached when the clerk said that he
wished 10 make statement rs To his
failure To put upon the roll the name OF
any representative elect from the second
district, aud the reason was that no paper
which could he considered M u certificate
ot election. I'm AMY sense ut the law, had
been presented to him.
Chalmers had filed tour eNhihitsto sup
port tbs claim, but neither Individually ur
collectively did the exhibits, said the
vlrrk. sufficiently authorize lis enroll
mcnt II the governor of Mississippi has
issued certificate ui election, 70 must be-
presented to The clerk. In regard to tie
inst dislric, of North Carolina the clerk
had not received the certificate
OF the successor OF Pool, deceased.
The roll call disclosed $40
members preseut. ihe nomination tor
speaker in order, Gedds SAID:
nominate for speaker VI this house
OF the forty righ h congress Carlisle, Of
Kentucky, man acknowledged - he
preeminrnt IN ihc qualification necessary
for the place Cannon presented the
name Of hrifer, OF Ohio, aud Lyman the
name OF Robinson, Of VI Issarhu,eits.
Tucker Reed and CdHn- were APP
pointed tcllrrS aud thu clcik, Morrison
proceed IN call the roll, result as follow,
Carlisle ljl. Keller III, Robinson ,;
James Lyman, and j, 5. Wise, OF Nir.
Elnu, NadsNurth, Of New York, !;
Ochiltlee. Lncy, uf Michigan, A.; White,
Of Kentucky, ]. The clerk having de
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HOLY WAR,
TIE MOHAmEDANS IN EGYPT
Mon ourHAcE- ~ IRELAND.
EGYPT,


CAIRO, December . A dispatch from
the Austrian consul nt khurtuum SAYS
Letters have been received trom hhar-
uufau which nurouucr that ouc.lhI.d oi
the troops VI Hicks Pashn, includiuE the
Eughsh officers. were killed III he roe
cent h,ttlo. The remaining twuthird,
urr oucnmped at Rthad receiving pro-
visions from lnkcll uu asking for rein.
torcemcut,. khnrtoum is reported to
Ice tranquil.
PREPARATIONS ruE NAlD
Cuuo, December -. Dnrt, Ia Darror,
ha. surrendered to I'll Muhlt N1mrr.
ous Europeans, especially Greeks, urc
enrolling themselves Ina the corps des-
tined Tor duty IN SuudAu.
A uuiN VAE
TruruAN, December A-l,md Seyd /,
preaching holy war against hus-in, and
he intends To march agnDns. Nsklnrd p-
soon rs hc collects sUliciuut iurrr uudcl
him.
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SINDAroRg, December 3, France has
rcopcned negotiations with the Eastern
Telegraph compluy tor u cable to lon
quln, which Il /, hoped, Will be- completed
~ tNo months,
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we have Just received car load OF
apples, which we offer at very low prices,
also keep full assortment OF staple
and fancy groceries. Call ani see n.
MILLER Il DENNIS,
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DtmiN, Drccmbor 3. The pastornl Of
Cuuuual McCahr strongly druuunc's
the secret societies, which II say seem
tn 20 srss fatal charm Tor freshmen,
ending generally with the huugmuus
ruIo, COS the nfmy cuD upon the
iuiurmrr. Father Met artcr WINS stourd
while plssing THROUGH the orange quar-.
ter AT Ncwry. y prominent luvlncihle
now undergoing penal -crvtude offers
tp give important testimony Hgu INST tn"
fourteen men whose trnl br-irs to-day
Tor tho murder Of Mrs. Smy tho, near
to,iustowu, ia April, lSS4.
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WA,UINGru>. D,r'muy. 3d. Bi-s. the
special assistant attorney In the star
route eases, -HJs that The government
made every nor To Sc uro the attendance
of Ex-senator Spencer. lie believes THAT
spencer ~ould have given valuable tcsrl-
mouy Tor the govuum ul, and there lis no
doubt that he made 10 Iu-tmA>lrI-Icu-
rrM James. to Jane, SECRETARY. Van
Wormrr and To Grrhr0u- uicnd Buyu-
ton, statements the same a- those In
BLISS affidavit, to thr ,ll.ct that spencer
was present when dorsey lett the money
tor Brady. and that DnrSry accused
Brady al dishonesty. ul,u that Durs, y
/ told spencer thai Rainfall lind guur back
/ on him, but subsequently said that lh,
matter had been lifted up. and Randall cs
pcci,l'y made an affidavit denying hi'
original statement
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TuO,.N. December 3.-E. $. Mar
tim. lhr lpruDr business manager ul the
Bu,tuu llun Opera company, VINO was
defeated m the rlvIl suit in Cleveland by
MI.- Ohnrr. Gi.rob,d 10 ii railroad train
early tnI- morning and threw the clothing
udt ui window. TO the bundle was
pinned hI. % .tuc, with % request To hold "a
most murtem examination. Martin was
arrested Ills mind IS upset.
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France
urpdlNoIN urE CHINESE.

Puls. December at X scmi-uN'c.
inllv announced that England, Germany,
America. ius-i, aud France will parlici.
patr IN the iuiut protection of their sub
Ircts and interest, iu China IN the event
.nfnWnr between China and France.
The object IA to protect the lives aud
property uf Europeans and Americans
I'M the event uf "a recurrence 81 incidents
simImrtu tho Canton trouhlcs Of lns.
wear. In order to accomplish tins th,
iiv,. powers would hive lo form % ilptIlll
uf gmhuHts ON Canton r.Net and TIA,
command be given to- the power hNu.
the largest naval force iu the Chimes,
waters At present France has tur
grrutrst number " yea els there.
,.iI\iIl as bTII.--Iu4 IIIt
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NEW ItAII.rsoAD rooL.
Burned to Death Loan Exhibition Fraud
ulcnt Bills OF ladinO Recovered

MILWAUKEE, December 3.--GcnerHl
Manager Merrill, of the Chicago, Mil
wuuhrp and 81 raul railroad, rafusrsiu
EFF. hrr dem, or affirm the truth ot tine
statement TINT hIs been published IN
Cluctso 3D. therlI,ct thnt the agreement
thtI.- brrn putpr,I into between the
Irrtuu l'.riu,. thr Chicago. Milwaukee,
and ST Paul. and the Cmcngo, Rock
I-hud aud Pacln' rmlwty-, by which
the Gr.t uumrd road was to turn over to
the other two road. ~ Omaha all
itY rnsi bound hu-inc.- ami turn
over tp the Union Pacific
NJ fine. s..rpc pni,.l all fth,,r west bnui,d
Lusiu. Tbrs prnci,cn.Iy cutfin,
I.n., tr,,, the I,,rn al md nImost
r.r.n.rI. .art c,rn mn, a wur in wh,rL
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srAsOsABLE GOODS

,,,c'. Nincc Meat
York Buckwhes''
Nn 6,Iean. sugar House sylu
N'0 ..,o,us sirop de Batterie.
Wv! Wv strained honey
sh' condiments necessary for
!" ID" LA, Nincc Pies and Plum
iiDs' JOlIN +. MARSHALL.
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WAsHSGTOS, December SIT has long
been the custom OF the friends Of "A can
dIdate Tor the speaker,hip to send flowers
10 his desk on the day OF his election 10y
the house, and accordingly two Kentucky
ladies prepared and sent 10 Carlisle to-day
beautiful original device In ilOwers and
satin. 1t consists OF gaycl In the shape
Oi George Washington. Ratchet resting
on the messy stump OF a tree In such q
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NEW York, December j.-Ihe sto9m-
ship Alaska, from Liverpool, ruu down "a
pilot boat about geyeuty-iiye mile. of
Fire island this morning, The number
" lives lost il unknown.
Later The Alaska Immediately low.
ere two boats, but could find no trace
Of the pilot boat or any of th crew.
There was con iierghlc excitement on
board the Alaska, uud som Of the pas
sengers rnshel from rhe cabins under
the impies-iou't1ut terrible accident
had belalleu the ship.
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AIFF's SALE.
4IFF's SALE.

kJY VIRTUE OF a writ OF Jevari Fac'as
ID issued ont of the Court of Common
Pleas of Forest County, Pennsylvania, and
to me directed, there will be exposed to
sale by public vendue or outcry, at the
Court House, in the borough of Tionestas
on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 18th, A. d 1881,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following de-
scribed real estate to-wit:
A. HOLEMAN and II. j. HOPKINS. do
ing business az HOLEMAN. &c HOP
KINS, VS.. HNRRIETT NJ. l.. DITH-
RIDGE and GEORGE w. DITHRIDGE
Lev. Fa., No. II Dec. term, lSS4.-T. Il.
Ritchey; Atty.
All that piece or parcel of land situate
in the Township Of Tionesta, County of
Forest, and State o. Pennsylvania, bound
ed and described as follows; Beginning
at red oak ON the bank of the Allegheny
River, north of the land Of John w.
Hilands; thence north along the Alle-
pheny River 45o east 10 perches; thence
north along said river 26o east 55 5-l0
perches to n white oak standing on the
bank of the Allegheny River; thence
south $50 east 26 perches moie or less to
post and stones; thence parallel with the
longest river line south 26o west so perches
more or less to a white oak; thence south
45o west 80 perches to a chestnut; thence
north 45o west l25 perches to- the place of
beginning. Containing twelve (l2) acres
more or less.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of Harriet NJ. i. Dithridge and
George w. Dithridge, at the suit of A.
Holeman and II. J. Hopkins, doing busi-
ness as Holeman IL Hopkins.
TERMS OF SALE.-The following
must be strictly complied with when the
property is stricken down.
l. When the plaintiff or other lien credz
itors become the purchaser, the costs on.
the writs must be paid. and a list of liens
including mortgage searches on the prop
erty sold, together with such lien credits
or's receipts for the amount of the pro-
ceeds of the sale or such portion thereof rs
he may claim, must be furnished the
Sheriff.
2. All bids must be paid in full.
g. All sales not settled Immediately will
be continued until 2 o'clock p. M, of the
day of sale at which time all property not
settled for will again be put up and sold
at the expense and risk of the person to
| whom first sold.
*See Purdon's Digest, Ninth, EditionI
page 496 and Smiths Forms, pages 3S4.
G. w. CLARK, Sheriff.
Sheritf's Office, Tio1esta, Pa, Nov. 10,
| 1884
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LinevilIe Lines.

Hunters plenty. "Dears" rather
scarce. At least j. w. Miller says so,
and he ought to know.
Miss Emma Hale and Mr.. Oscar
Strikenbarger were united in !. the
bonds of everlasting bliss, aud, we
hope, eternal happiness, a few days
since. The couple have the best wish
es of their numerous friends, includ-
ing the writer.
H. L. Miller has closed his school
at Triumph, Warren county, on &C.
count of sickness, which is abundant
among the children around there.
F. f. Whittekin is on tdeck again.
Protracted meeting is in progress in
the NJ. E. Church, conducted by Rev.
Platt.
j. w. Springer has been visiting
bis mother recently. He returned to
Duke Centre last week.
Andy Rickeubrode has left for
Pittsburgh to engage in drilling for
gas.
Kahl Brothers are engaged in drill.
ling water wells in Tionesta twp, For
est Co.
We think that from the number oi
persons who are turning up thieves
that the interrogatory "Who does
steal ?" might be turned into "WhC
don't steal?" One of the causes of 81
much pilfering is the practice of com
promising with the guilty parties fo
pecunia.y consideration and al
though criminal we know many Wit
have so done IF the practice is no
stopped, and the guilty parties prose
cuted as they should be. such persons
will be proceeded against. Justic,
and the interests Of the communit,
require something to be done one wa,
or the other.
S. j. Beck is The champion Wake
of the township. He walks 123 mile
per day (to and from his school
which, in q term of five months, equa
1875 miles. LANK.
Lineville, Pa, Nov. 20, 1884.
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Roller Skate Filtration.

Lying on the right side, my heart
is at your feet"
Lying on the left side, 81 have
money in bank"
Standing on your nose, 81 have no
objection TO a mother.iu- law"
Jumping on the skates, Il am afraid
l can't trust you"
Lying on the back, assist me"
One leg in the air means, Catch
me-"
Two legs in the air means, "Masbed."
One skate in your mouth, Crushed
again.,
Hitting the back of your head with
the heel, Il am gone"
Suddenly placing your legs horizon
tally on the floor like the letter V in
dicates, 81 am paralyzed."
Punching your ueighbOr in the
stomach with your left foot, 81 am onto
your little game
A backward flip Of the heels and
sudden cohesion Of the knees to tbs
floor, "May skate the next music
with you? ?"-[ Exchange.