The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-02-22

editor who conducts bis paper in his
own way will not come in contact
with them occasionally aud enjoy their
generous hospitality, sometimes for n
single meal and at other times for
thirty days. Let US be up and doing,
brothers, and cultivate our bump of
hope until we can hang our hat on it.
Continuing the report of the banquet
above mentioned Bro. Wenk says that
fish of the smelt variety are rarity
in that section. To a certain extent
the same is true Of this vicinity. Still,
we have "smelt" fish right here in Oil
City-which we would not have eaten
with the sheriff or anybody else"
Mr.. S. N. Flowers has the exclu.
sive sgeDcy Of Forest county for a
book Of rare excellence. 1t is euti.
tied, Marvellous Wonders of the
Whole World" and gives an account
of thrilling adventures, famous sights,
celebrated voyages and renowned ex.
ploratons and discoveries in all parts
of the globe; containing wonders of
the Dark Continent, the land Of The
pyramids. the howery kingdom of the
celesLisls, the ancient empire of the
Mikado, the ses.girt isles of the Pa.
cific, ETC., ETC., and including the dis.
coveries of Livingstone, Stanley, Ba.
ker, Speke, Du Chaillu and other eel.
ebrated explorers in the tropics; the
voyages of Franklin, Kane, Greely
and other famous nsvigators in the
Polar Regions, with world.renowned
scenes, and objects Of interest in all
lands. The whole comprising a vast
museum of all that is marvellous and
wonderful in the earth, sea air and
skies. Mr.. Flowers will call on the
citizens and solicit their orders, and
those wanting a nice work should sub.
scribe.
-Peterson's Magazine for March,
opens with one Of the finest steel Ell.
cravings it has given in long time,
noted as it is for its excellence in that
particular. The full.page wood cut,
Across My PATH" is also an excellent
picture, illustrating a very dramatic
story. The initial article is an illus
trated sketch of Haddon Hall, one of
the most picturesque and famous old
manor. houses in England. The fash.
ion. plates and illustrations are as co
pious as ever, and contain the newest
design for spring toilettes. In every
way, the number is complete success.
Terms, two dollars a year. Address
Peterson's Magazine, 306 Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
THIS is to express my sincere
thanks for the benefit l have exper.
fenced from the use of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. had a severe and ag.
gravatipg cough So that could scarce
ly talk-aiter using one small bottle
of DR.: Bulls Cough Syrup, it not only
cured my cough but strengthened my
sore chest. / take great pleasure in
testifying to the efficacy of the Syrup
and heartily recommending it. w. j.
Williams, Jr., 72 Ansor ST., Charles.
ton, S. G.
e. f. Zuendel, teacher of German Hill
school, makes the following report for the
month ending Feb. II, 1888; No. in at
tendance, male is, female Is. Average,
male Is, female II. Per cent. male 90, fe-
male 96. Present every day were Anna,
Emma and Willie Ehlers, Katie, Clara,
Amanda and Sophia Ledebur, Dora, Zena
and Henry Lohmeyer, Lizzie and John
Dice, Rosa and George Burhenn, Flora
and Harry Ikenberg, Addie and Webster
Cooper, Asa and Archie Heath. Names
of those that missed from one to one and
one-half days, George Brady, William
Ikenberg, Edward Heath. No. of visits II.