The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-10-12

of MIR. and Mrs. George +. Watson, OF |
Golinza, Pa, died on the 9th inst, and /
was buried in Riverside Cemetery on
Friday last The child was aged 4
months and 10 days, and had been
sick several weeks from the effects Of
cholera infantum. The parents have
the sympathy of their friends 10 this
community.
Our thanks are due our young
friend Willie Muenzenberger, Of Chi
cago for a complete set of photographic
pictures of the Worlds Fair buildings
aud grounds, which are about the
incest we've seen yet. Willie writes
that the pictures are good like
nesses of the buildings, which they
have repeatedly seen, aud which are
magnificent in proportions and grand
eur.
John Jameson has found a way
out of the muddle. He proposes that
hole be cut through the court house
ceiling and that the big blanket ballot
be dropped through into one of the
jury rooms, which will answer nicely
as ballot box. The scheme wouldn't
he bad one At Nebraska one Of
the big barges could be backed up
aud the voting take place from the
boat scafold. Two precincts in this
county would thus be relieved of
good deal of anxiety,
Here's oceans Of comfort for users
of "the weed" The health authori.
ties of Berlin have been informed that
the experiments in Hamburg concern.
ing the relations of tobacco to cholera
have led to remarkable discovery.
The cholera baccili, comma baccilli
so called, shrivelled up and died after
being placed on tobacco leaf for on.
ly few minutes. When the bacilli
were exposed to a dose of tobacco
fumes or tobacco JUICE they likewise
quickly died off
-Tionesta lodge, l. o. o. F. install
ed the following officers at its regular
meeting Tuesday evening of last week :;
N. G., j. G, Scowden; V. G., Fred,
Infeld; Treas, F. r. Lauson; Sec'y,
j. II. Zones; Assist, Sec'y, Chas.
CLARK Conductor, T, f. Ritchey ;
Warden, j. w. Hood; Champlain, P.
NJ, Clark r. S. to N. g., S. H, Has.
let; L. S, to N. g., @. Jameson; r. S.
to V. G., G. Il. Davis; [. S. to V. G.
Chas Thompson; o. g., Cbas. Kilmer
|. g., j. B. Hagerty; R, S. S, d. Bar
nett; L. S. S., Wm Hunter.
The Kelley Club concert at the
school hall last Wednesday evening
was quite well attended, and the au
dience was we'll pleased with the per
formance generally. The violin solos
f by Prof, Nichols we're repeatedly en-
! cored, and the elocutionary efforts o
J Miss Nichols, Miss Clark and Mrs
Nora Siegel were we'll received. The
5 singing aud other music was pleas
r ing feature of the occasion. The
s Clubs future entertainments vii
. doubtless be well attended if this is I
fair sample of what may be expected
t of it.
: Many children 10 this community
y are suffering with a peculiar diseas
= somewhat resembling catarrh. Tb
throat becomes sore and in some in
=, stances cankered, while the nose fill
J. with mucus, acting much like a bac
!, cold, and often making the nose yer,
It sore. Breathing through the nostrl
is almost impossible aud the patient
!. become irritable and crusty. Th
/. duration of the disease is from two t.
4 three weeks, during which they shoul,
be kept in the house and treated as il
. ordinary cases of cold. If allowed. t
take cold there is danger.
|. The Ridgway Democrat makes
{. local hit that is applicable to yer
,. many communities, not around here
If of course, but in other places, as fol
/. lows: "it makes US feel awful tired t
hear croakers that are loungin
r around, eternally jabbering ava
=, about the dullpess of the times. VIII
in the world don't you get move o
e you and help y board Of trade t
n make things J. Call IN some
your capital vest here 10 Ridg
way IN building aud encouraging maj
" ufacturing interests and thus put a
- end to this everlasting yelping"
e The jury in the embezzlemer
,e cases against the Delamaters returne
a verdict Thursday morning Of guilt
ia as to Hon. George Wallace Delemate
N and not guilty as to the other defend