The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-11-13

with a eprained back with like success.
/ take pleasure 10 recommending il to
all. P. s. Costello, (Policeman,) 32l
Park Ave-, Baltimore, Nd.
Word was received by DR.. Nor.
rows family on Monday, that the Rev.
James Morrow, mention of whose
serious illness we made last week,
died at bis home in Dexter, Iowa,
Saturday evening. The doctor ar.
rived at his bedside in time to once
more see bis brother alive. The fami.
ly and relatives Of the deceased have
the sympathy Of all in this community.
Beginning with January 1st next,
the Rev. 7. De Witt Talmsge, D. d.,
will become one Of the editors Of The
Ladies Home Journal, Of ofPhiladelphia.
The famous preacher will have a reg.
ular department each month, written
by himself, with the title "Under My
Study Lamp" His first contribution
will appear in the January number
of the Journal. DR.. Talmage's salary
is said TO be one Of the largest ever
paid for editorial work.
The people in the vicinity Of
Fryburg, Clarion county, were shocked
on Thursday night last to learn that
Mrs. Joseph Lauer, living on the road
between Fryburg and Lineville, had
committed suicide by cutting her
throat. Continued sickness 10 the
family, the loss Of much sleep and
general breaking down Of her mind,
is assigned as the cause. She leaves a
husband and five children.
We have made arrangements with
the Philadelphia Weekly Press, where
by we can send that excellent, 10-page
journal, and the REPUBLICAN to any
new subscriber for S1.75, the two
papers at nearly the price of one.
This advantage will also be given all
old subscribers to our paper who pay
up all arresrages, and one year in
advance. Sample copies can be seen
at this office. Don't fail to take ad.
! vantage Of this offer.
AT this season Of the year, when
people are anxious to keep eggs fresh,
both for marketing and home use, the
following is seasonable: ITO one pint
of salt and one pint of fresh lime add
four gallons of boiling water. When
cold put 10 stone jars. Then with 9
dish let down your fresh eggs into it
tipping the dish after it fills with the
liquid so they will roll out without
cracking the shell, for if the shell il
cracked the egg will spoil. Pot thu
eggs in whenever you have them fresh
Keep them covered iu cool place.
MIR. John Thomson of Stewart
Run, received last week from an ole
friend in Buffalo, N. Y, q full.bret
Shropshire lamb, which is likely th
finest in the county. 1t weighs I'VE
hundred and thirty pounds, has blacl
} face aud legs, and is said by all VIII,
have seen it to be fne looking lamb
We hope to hear Of more of this elias
| Of stock coming to, our county, whicl
is particularly we'll adapted to sheeI
raising. and it is no more expensiv
nor difficult to raise first class stool
than the second quality after it is ono
+ thoroughly introduced.
Jake Siggius is again laid up 70
repairs. He was just through "rig
ging up" on well near Warren o.
Monday. aud the gas connections ha
jus. been made in the boiler, when b
attempted to light it. Unknown
him there was defective valve whic
, allowed the gas to escspe, filing th
fire box with the dangerous stuf
which exploded with considerabl
! force, burning him severely, thong
Q not seriously, about the face and rigl
: hand. If there is any i'll luck layiu
around loose it seems bound to tackl
N Jake.
The rather difficult task of movin
the large factory building of ScOwde
s & Clark to its new location was finisl
J. ed on Saturday evening last, althOug
IS there is considerable fixing yet TO !
Is done, aud the boys will hardly be 1
work again at the forge and benC
|. before the last Of the week. Mr.. Nj
Is Caffrey, who had charge of work
5, moving the building. handled it
IS nicely that when the last pull WI
8, made on Saturday night the buildiu