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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17

II may always be said the scrub COW is
such by reason Of It's scrub owner The
COW always does as Il is done by. In my
neighborhood the scrub COW Ienns su-
preme II Is born and reared a scrub aud
Is fed on scrub; that ia, on browse sum
mer and winter, and never learns the
smell Of hay or the taste of meal Con
sequently II is bred 60 scrub bull and
iears q scrub calf, aud gives gallon Of
milk a day At the best, for two or three
months after which pint tin cut holds
on the milk. The poor calf gets half
The milk for a month, when il is turned
into the woods, aud when wear old is
perhaps a little smaller than II was eleven
months before Possibly, as scrubs. the
common cattle Of my present locality
con scarcely be beaten But as q proof
Of my statement ON the first line | give
this record Of a scrub COW which I have
hal five years aud have regenerated dur
ing that time into a very fair milker AZ
frst. at three years old, she gave me,
shree months after oalving and on the
best feeding, six quarts Of milk per day.
ny good feeding on clover pasture, clover
hay and corn meal as much as she can
sise pfodlably, she has come up In the i've
yriis TO her sixth calf, and her udder has
greatly increased IN sire. until now It IS
toiQ two inches around at Ia upper part,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17
nEnEpIrAnY INrnRtrrY

The Christian hquirerof New York City
mentions that.
AT the Social Science Association meet
ings recently held az Saratoga, paper was
read ON the problems of Inebriety,n in
which the writer traced the prevalence Of in.
temperance largely to heredity. IL was as
serted that of the cases Of inebriety studied
up, fully forty per cent. have come from an
inehriate ancestry that twenty per cent.
have come from insane, epileptic, and men
tally defective ancestors generation or two
back. The facts, IL they are facts, are some
what startling. They show. as the writer
demonstrated that sixty per cent. of our
drunsards came into being, launched into
existence treighted with diseased tendencies
and impulses which burst into activity from
the slightest exciting causes. They are i'm,
capable Of bearing the strains and drains OF
modern civilization and living healthy
natural lives
Those who drink intoXicants, even in what
is called moderation and who assume th'
responsibility of parentage, ought 60 be i'm
pressed with the Thought that they thereby
Incur the awful risk of imposing the alco
holic appetite upon their offspring A legacy
of nehriety TO a child is equivalent to a leg
acy of moral and spiritual destruction. =
National Advocate
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17

There is good deal OF condensed
wisdom in Julian IIawthorne's latest
homily on the value Of outdoor exercise,
when he says that II some genius were
TO invent tonic that could be put up in
bottle, which could frcshon man up
after fatigue and depression rs much as a
brisk walk Of couple OF miles in the
open air, he could make gigantic for
tune in six months And yet people go
on taking tonics, clixirs, pick -mc-ups
and so forth, which they have TO pay for,
and which do them no lasting good ;
while the elixir Of the open air, which
they can have for nothing, aud which
not only restores them, but actually
lcngthens their livcs-it is difficult to in.
ducc them to take Chat. Boston Herald.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17
now 10 JUDGE WOOL.

An Australian expert gives the follow
ing on judging wool on live sheep: "The
finest and soitest wool Is always on the
shoulders Of the sheep. An expert in
judging sheep always looks at the wool
on the shoulders first. Always assum-
ing that the wool 10 be inspected is
really fine, we first examine the shoul
ders as part where the finest wool is TO
be found. This we take as a standard,
and compare II with the wool from the
ribs, the thigh, the rump aud shoulder
parts, and the nearer the wool from the
various portions Of the animal approaches
the standard the better. First we srru-
tinlze the fneness, aud If the result is
satisfactory we pronounce the fleece i'm
respect to flneness very "eyen." Next
we scrutiniae the length Of the staple.
and we find that the wool on the ribs.
thigh and back approximates reasonably
~ length TO that Of our standard: we
again declare the fleece, as regards length
OF stuple, ''true and even - We next
satisfy ourselves as 10 the density of the
fleece, and we do this by closing the
hand upon q portion Of the rump aud
loin wool, these points being usually the
thinnest and most faulty. N this again
gives satisfaction, we designate an the
wool even TO density Now 10 sum
mari2e these separate examinations. II
the fleece is nearly of equal length on
shoulder, rib and back, aud density on
shoulder and across the loins, we con
clude that we have a perfect sheep for
producing valuable wool n--B9st5n chi.
tirit0r
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17

AFNfhhANtk NEWS AND NOTES.
Where the spirit is willing the flesh is
weak.
In thirty four English boroughs the Mayors
elected are total abstaiuers.
The City Council Of Brazil Iud., has de-
posed Mayor Jacob Herr FOR inebriety.
A runious end attends a riotous life. Well
were It Tor the drunkard, as he hath lived
like a beast, II he could 50 die
One year ago there were no Women's
Christian Temperance Unions i'm Prince Ed
wards Island, now there are eight,
Glasgow, Scotland, has three licensed
drinking houses for every 1000 Of it's popula-
tion. No less than 2ls licenses are issued 20
women
The King Of Samoa has recently ISSUED a
proclamation prohibiting under sever penal
ties any native selling, bartering, or giving
spirituous liquors FOR use as a beverage 20
any other native
The only actual abstinence society in Rus
sia was formed by Count rolstoi about three
years ago and now nu nbers about one thou
sand members. The authorities forbade the
printing Of its rules.
The National Temperance Hospital Of
Chicago held its annual meeting last week,
closing its first year without debt and with
brighter prospects FOR the future than
it has ever before known A full report OF
its work is published.
A recent visitor TO the distillery Of Dsnie
T. Chase At Somerville, Mass, was told thai
the hrm is unable 90 manufacture as much
rum as there is demand for and that IL has
contract with a London firm, covering
seven years, for a daily product OF 1900 gal
Ions, the destination Of which is Africa,
"The Cost OF Drunlzsn is the interesting
theme 90 which Toronto newspapers are nov
devoune some space ltis figured out thai
the H44l drunken men arrested in the tow
last year represent deficiency in wages lost
etc OF SIC, $50 No wonder roronto edi
tor deplores the prevalence Of drunkenness
in our mid S.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17
rHE vAIUE or Roors ron rrrptye.

No farmer who has once grown roots
Tor fall and winter feeding will ever sban-
don the practice And no farmer who
can be induced once to grow them as a
tsfa viii ever regret the pains he has
taken. No doubt under the generally
careless culture Of such crops there is
much labor bestowed upon the roots
weeds have to be destroyed and much
hand-hoeine has TO be done. This is
the fault Of the farmer and the land, and
not oi the root crop itself. The young
plants grow slowly AZ the best, aud IN
weedy ground make still slower growth
But this may be overcome by having the
ground clean and well fertilized. Any
farmer who has never grown roots for
fear Of the labor Of keeping them clean.
should plpw an acre now and get It ready
Tor cross Plowiug and thorough harrow
ing IN the spring so that it may be well
cleaned by the end Of May for the SOW
ing. small plot can be easily kept
clean by the use Of one Of the hand Guilt
vators, aud will require no more labor
than crop Of potatoes or corn -Ameri-
can Agricuhmit.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17
rHE 80 og cmcrev gE.rreas.

An Indiana reader asks II &c win pay
70 rave chicken feathers Our reply is
"Yes;" for while they have not the same
marked value as those Of geese and
ducks, twill pay 70 save them on any
place where over hundred head Of
poultry are kept
These feathers are easily dressed
Strip the plumage from The quills of tho
larger feathers and mix with the small
ones, putting the whole loosely in paper
bags, which shouid be hung mp in the
kitchen OF some other place n DRY
Then Jet the bags be baked three or
four fines for haitian hour AZ time in
warm but not hot oven, drying for
two days between each baking. and the
process viii be completed less trouble
than fhis viii ansre- and is often made
70 suffice, bit the feathers are inferior in
crispness 70 those 20 treated snd may
occasionally become offensive .--W.,s
Y1Tb WorH
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17
DOCTORS CONFESSION
ff- nossuif Take Muca Medicine aad ~
sts-s fHe Reporter Not 70.

r.. f1o.suit Take uuca Medicine atd ~.
stsr- the Reporter Not 70.
-fiumhuzf 0f course it ls The so-salled
arienrs ~ medicine Is a humhug AMI has
heenf rom The time VI Hipnocrates 10 the
prsseut Why the biggest crank Ia he In
dian tribes Is The medicine man.
VERY frank T~as he admission specially
q0 'fiieri 3 cams rfrri oue ~ the biggest
Forng uhvsitiaiis NJ The city me Fhoss
practice 8 among the thousands thndgh he
has beeu gf4duatei 1ut few vears. ssvs
the Buffalo lnHiTe~ VERY sofv Fns his Of
fcs too with ts cheerful CRATE iirus its Queen
Anne ttii71itiirs and ts mauv Iounges and
sasy chairs He sfirrci the IRE aEilv, lighted
a ff-ssh cigar and went IN.
'Tase the prescriptions aid down IN the
books and what DO rou indi poisous mainly.
sud nauseatiug stliffs hat would make
healthy man An invalid. Why in The world
zleure shruli 70 tn D1isuus Tor lis remedies
i sauuot tell nor can [ lind any ons who
can.
'7uu faesa doctor snow the effect Of his
-unsiiciue'' ne tskrf .'He calls. nresCrIbas
and goes AWAY The only vuv TO Judge would
1e -u stand 1vur the led and watch the pa-
-iisnt This cannot la tone So really I
ton suow how 1e s -o tell what good 1r
1urt ba toss Srmetime ago. You remein'
Der. the Boston Globe sent 1ut reporter
with a stated set 1f svmutonis. He went 70
steven prominent physicians and brought
rack eleven different prescriptions. This
iust shows how much scieuce there is in
medicine
There urn local diseases 1f various charnc-
tprs .urrvhich nature provides uosittvereme-
fiss Niev nav not le uciuded in the Ip-ti.
lar physician isl uerulgis, because % their
simplicity. nut the evi euca 1t their clra-
tive power bevoud dispute. Kidney dis
ease IS curei lv Warner safe Cure, "a strict
Isl lertai -omeiv Thousands 1f persons
sverv vear write ts does H. j Gardiner of
Pontiac. H. T. August Is iS9l'
'A few wears ago suffered moro thnu
probably sver viii oe known outside Of nv
silt With sidney and liver complaint 10 ~
tlie old story visited doctor after doctor
but 10 no avail. I was nc Newport, and Dr.
Rackmnn recommended " arner' Safe Cure.
L commenced the Iise Vt IL, amt found relief
Immediately Altogether [ took three bot
ties aud [ truthfuly state chat it cured Ne.'
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17
MUSICAL.

There seems 10 be little going on
in musical circles OF late, but there
is much talk, among musical people,
Of the marvellous cure Of Miss B.,
the high Contralto singer, who has
long suffered from a severe throat
or bronchial affection, superinduced
by Catarrh in the Head, aud who
has been perfectly cured by the
use Of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
coupled with the use Of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. For
all bronchial, throat aud lung affec-
tions, and lingering coughs, it is an
uneaualed remedy. When compli-
Gated with Chronic Nasal Catarrh,
its use should be coupled with the
use Of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
OF all druggists.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17
TBE pARm asD eaRDEN


T. Bore hole ono inch in diameter
elghteen inches deep, into the centre Of
thc stump and put in one ounce Of salt
petre, filing up with water and plugging
up the hole. This should be done in the
fall. In The spring the plug is to be
taken ont, half gin Of kerosene poured
INTO the hole and set on fire. ft will bum
out The stump to the fnrthest root
2 IN the fall bore hole one inch in
diameter, ten inches deep, into the cen
TIRE Of The stump and put in a half pound
Of vitriol and plug very tight. In the
spring tho whole stump and roots through
al their ramifcations will be 70 rotfed as
20 be easily removed -- FqvmerS Hone
J)urnal
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17
win RclInqulsh Fortune to Marry

Tho marriage between the widowed
Duchess Of Manchester and the Marquis
of Harrington is officially announced as
destined to take place early next spring.
BY her rcmarTiagc the Duchess forfeits
al property left to her by the late Duke
The bequcsts to her in his will were
strictly conditional upon her remaining
widow. BY this will her Grace is
forced to dispose Of one of the most
precious of the family jewels, the famous
necklace composed of 365 magnificent
pearls, said to be the fnest in Europe,
and which is to be sold for the benefit
OF the entailed estates. - Chicago Post.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17
THE FOLLY or DRINKING ttoogor.

More and more is the weight Of scientific
testimony growing against the use OF alcohol
a medicine. At the late annual confer
ence Of the British Temperance League the
veteran medical temperance pioneer Of Great
Britain, DIR. +. " lees read paper upon
''Science snd Alcohol" in which be said
General experience, which is the tounda-
tion Of social science continues 10 confirm
the great truths Of our movement Life Is
heightened. disease is lesssned. and health is
improved 10y the practice of abstinence, and
ON the other hand superstitions about drink
ami us value are dying out, and light is at
last finding its way into high and fashionable
quarters. Whether in recrsstions or in or
uinary work, whether in cold or warm
climates whether in battle or i'm peace
whether in sea Or land, the folly Of drinking
alcohol, and the advantages TO mind and
body Of abstinence, are becoming scknowl-
edged more widely"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17

Boston has just dedicated in one Of her
suburbs the Massachusetts, Home for Inten,-
perate Women. IL is the fruition of work
regnn and carried on by one earnest SYM
pathetic woman. Mrs Mary r. Charpiot,
who twelve years ago insugurated the re-
form by receiving victims Of dipsomania in
70 her own home The facilities and accom-
podatious were gradually enlarged; intem.
perance was treated as a disease, the patients
were surrounded with = pure moral atmos-
phere, were excluded from temptation, were
kept busily at work, and fully fifty per cent
of them were permanently cured. -Neo York
TeIs1roto
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17

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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17
WHERE ALL THE MINISTER'S DRINK.

Like priest, like people seems 10 be veri-
fed In the attitude Of the people Of European
countries on the question of the use Of in
tpNicatiug liquors. From a letter Just re-
ceiyed from one who has for over thirty
years been working for total abstinence in
the Netherlands we quote the following;
'ln Amsterdam, of the fifty minister's OF
all denominations, not one is n total ab-
stainer the same is true of our university
towns Leyden Utrecht and Groningen
At the Hague aud Rotterdam one So YOU
see IT hns been up hill work for me these
thirty years. found the most happy COM
pensaton in the working classes of my visit
ing districts, even among the women, who, as
a rule, in all classes, are even mors hostile
to the movement than the wine-iking minis
tiers. Yes, we advance. Young ministers
are becoming members and will NOV where
have sowed Yes, temperance work has
been the chief part of my ministry aud my
zeal for the principle is growing with my
years -
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17
TEMPERANCE


OLD HYE's 7rrFrH
7 rpg made to he eaten
And not 70 BE- drank.
To he threshsi IN n harm.
Not soakei IN a tank
7 come 40 a blessing.
When put through . mill;
A 2 blight snd curse
When rim fhr1ngii = ill
Make me into .0avas
And Tonr children af's fed
But II INTO drink
I viii starve theu instead
Iu brad I'm y servant
The cater shall rule.
In drink Pm master
The frinker a fool
Then remember the warning
Ny strength I'm employ
II eaten ~ strengthen
II drank ~ iestrnv
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17

and WITH her 9Th heieer calf, I'll %
which have reared, her yield is sight
cen quarts of milk dsily, from which IL
made eleven pounds ~ butter in week
One scrub heifer with her first calf, and
two years old, is milking fourteen quarts
a day. .-dmsrieda A1rioujt,f-ist
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17

A party u fos hunters accidehtly dis
covered = cave m The nelehbofhood u
staunlon Ind The other day and IN ex-
blotiue \ The pelti6ed body 0i nm Indian
@omah, whose ornaments proclaimed her
q Princess N = powerful iflbe, was dis
covered fief 6ffns add limbs we're en-.
ciroled with bracelets ~ ebid md bone,
whilo around her neck was band di
human teeth. 'fhtee other bodies wefe
found IN loss degree " preservation,
and scattered throughout the cave were
specimens u e6od iewdfy and tolee.
tion Of a6na cooking utensils, axes,
knives and tonaiiswhs New Orisan,
FicaVgae.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17

Jii~s Agnes 3 Weston 1f London whose
aniperanca 7v0r, among British ssamen mas
been n siccessfyil Recently 1eld meetings on
'oald the -nited States ships jamestown
and Sar1tNga On the jamestown sixty
pledges vera taken Mss Wsstous work is
sncwn IN -he Umtsd States Navy by her
monthly letters distributed among the men
f1r mahc gears past. She hopes u get the
United States Navy Temperance Society
started On al our ships aud % have them
managed by uiie men themselves as she has
succeeded in the British Navy among mer-
chant -natrfa1
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17

The Arab ANTI Rum ConzTsss IN <1arscuu
vas not myth a. acu1e would have as 1e
heva hnt an 8ctial reaitr s1f VS. 1eid ti
t1e same -iruH rhet r1n snti Siava~- Con
gle7s met Brussels While the Car sfisns
IN Brussels 7rsra -ss-lv.Hg e, =-ar-h an -
aele and 1hovrs Tuspsgsi NJ saving siavss tu
ocart snt ~ -onda-ara the ~avSeis sna "a
tifn me slaves ths 4r1bs vsra sda1tinz o
restitution 'hs sur-,urd ne entire .s1asf 81
Afrra vita a r0r Ton ~ arusr ihows and
c0nds-afe every frr1oaau vessel s1utsuiur
lnnrr. nd FL n. -.-srrs MT, .ias-arr.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17

Taa Eorrsf which high medical ri
-Hcrtr publishes a paper 1uon 4icahol n
Tr1hrif rv nccaw Jsiups BAR. Ju which
be Sr- 'AIc0bol s nor f,,af m The urlnar
ac-sptsrcu n -ds wort L. lis a zarauva or
% 1-a rouiwouer -ionrl leSs accurate
tta'guatnH. a st8uulanr Ha iiauur1ras
me 1sa ~ tic1hCl ln rle H-aatnent IT ~
1hoir i'r -sasuus. Which 1e states it length
tft 7-hrssu sevsra 'asHs l-lattsf bv norfnr
Barr 4fa cited ~ v'uch ne administered 40
slcohol and iid not nse mv nf them. IL
ls orr-cr 2Hr- lfiiims alcohol mas no fnnd
-aiue. recourse -o Q M health S superauuus
HrrfF aa#tr-a4
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is
taxed on $50, 500 Of property in the
state Of New Jersey The Jersey Cen
trails taxable property is valued ut s4i, =
2I0, $50.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17
~ III
HOW TO GET WE'LL.

Use DR.. Tobias Venetian Lini-
ment II you are suffering from
Chronic rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Pains in the Limbs.
Back or Chest, Sore ThrOats,
Colds, Stiffened Joints, Con-
tracted Muscles. Warranted
for over forty years to give
perfect satisfaction or the
money refunded.
bottlebns never yet beeH getnrnnd.
sold by all druggists. Price 2Je- and SOc-
DEPOT. 40 MURRAY ST.. NEW YORK
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figsistaken; it is pleasant
and refreshing tn the taste, and acts
gentlYyetpromptly ON the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eifectually, dispels colds. head
aches and fevers and cures hnhitual
constipation. Syrup OF Figs ~ the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and ad-
Ceptabie to the stomach, prompt IN
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
nealthy and agreeable mhstauces
its many excellent qualities com
mend it to all and have made II
the most popular remedy known.
syrup Of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists- Any reliable druggist who
may not have It on hand will pro
cure IL promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it Do not accept
any substitute.
cALIFDRNkA FI6 syrup Co
saw FRANCISCO, 0tl.
souSNtls ~ sFW yOsN ~.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17

A man who has ptactlced uedlcaae Tor %
vrprs ought 10 know salt from sugar, read
r6ikUn, a.. ,ian. 10, 1897.
Mfssta " chtnof q t6 Nanl iHueni
have boon u The gcucfHl pfattite N ,fHH1iriuq
for most ~ YEATS. and Would aat That m nii
my practice and experience Rave never feeh
much confidence of soccees ne enn HAli'a Ca-
tarrh Cure manufactured ty ynu. Have IRE
arrihrd DO n great macy iluea hui ita effec is
wonderful. and would say IN coneluslhn that
Z have Npt 90 hpd ~ case ~ tRthfrh that it
would dot otrei " theY would take II accord
ing tddtfetiionsf
Yours itnit
ts I, GottstOu, NJ, n
ONCE, go SamfN 81
We will give sou fof any oaae yt tatatth
that cannot hc CURED With Hhlls tathtth
cure. tHkrn internally
F.J.tunVfY e 10 Ffops Toledo y.
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Tue Rritiab authorities nud u very dinAcuit
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