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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-03-16
Cattle Ordinance.

Be Il ordained by the Burgess and To,ca
Council Of T'iOnestd Borough, and it is
hereby enacted by the authority of the
same.
1st. That from and after the first day of
April, A. ID. 1892, it shall not be lawful for
any cows, heifers, horned or other cattle
to be permitted tu run at large in TiOnesta
Borough, except in being driven to and
from their places of pasture or keeping
but the same shall be put up and properly
secured by the owners thereof, under q
penalty of Ono Dollar for each and every
animal so remaining at large. contrary to
the provisions of this ordinance.
I'd. 1t is hereby made the duty of the
High Constable or Pound Master of said
Borough to take up and impound any and
all such animals going at large as afore-
said III said Borough, when he shall notify
the owner or owners thereof of such
seizure and impoundiug, and il they shall
not, within five days from such notice,
reclaim their property by paying the
above penalty and costs of keeping to the
Burgess or some member of Council, then
1t shall be the duty of said officer (after
having given ten days notice thereoD to
sell said animal or animals in the usual
manner of sales by Constables; the war
rant therefor to be made by the Burgess
under his hand and seal, upon complaint
or information of the High Constable or
Pound Master aforesaid.
3D.. The High Constable or Pound
Master is hereby authorized, in case OF
sale, to retain all legal costs and fees, and
the surplus, including the penalty afore-
said, in all cases to be paid 10 the Burgess,
to be by him paid to the Borough Treas
urer, and after payment of penalty and
costs, To be disposed of by the Burgess
and Council according to law. The High
Constable or Pound Master shall be al
lowed fee of fifty cents for each seizure
out of said penalty, and such costs tor
notices and sales as are allowed Consta-
bles by the laws of this Commonwealth
| for similar services.
Passed February 9th, A. D. 1892.
j. E. WENK, Burgess.
Attest, p. NJ. CLARK, Secretary.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-03-16
Mercantile Appraisers List
for Forest County,
A. ID. 1892.

The vendors of Foreign and Domestic
merchandise in Forest County, will take
notice that they are appraised and classed
by the undersigned Appraiser of Mercan-
tile and other License Tax, for the year
1892, as follows, to-wit:
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-03-16

TAKE NOTICE, All who aroconcerned
in this appraisement, that an appeal will
be held at the Treasurers Office, in Tio-
nesta, on Monday, the 4th day of April,
A. d. 1892. between the hours of 10 a. M,
and p. m, when and where you may
attend if you think proper.
j. E. HILLARD, Appraiser.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-03-16

CEND your Job Work to the REPUB-
, LICAN Once.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-03-16
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ie, 1892,
Announcements.

RATEs.-Congress $40; Assembly $40 (;
Johnty Treasurer S.. Announcements
and tickets strictly cash in advance.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-03-16

fair play for every one. Such tactics
are contemptuous, and unworthy OF
any paper claiming to be just"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-03-16
ASSEMBLY.

We are authorized to announce Capt j.
J. HAIGHT, OF Howe township, as n
candidate for Assembly, subject to Repub-
4ican usSges.
We are authorized to announce DIR. s. s.
fowler, of jerks township, as a candi-
date for Assembly, subject to Republican
usages.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-03-16
TIME TABLE in
effect July 3, 1891.

Trains leave Tio-
nesta for Oil City
and points west as
follows.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fancies and Fashions That
Delight the Gentler SeL
Dainty Specimens of House and
Evening Shoes -- Letter Pads,
with Dictionary Accompnni-
ment - Bureau Sachets-
English Biscuit Boxes
for the Table.

Many dainty specimens OF house and even
ing shoes are to be seen, the most noticeable
being the handsome Countess" shoe. which
Is made IN great variety OF delicate shades,
and adorned with a bright butterfly, worked
In irrdesccht beads and Jewels. The very
newest blue and green Shades are represented
In this shape, and strikingly novel efIect Is
produced by shoe made oi palest primrose
Kid and embroidered with a large butterfly
In rich cut Jet beads, while another ef1cc-
tive combination Is scarlet morocco
embroidered with jet. The black velvet
shoes. with small buckle or stud or
brilliant old paste, are still In vogue,
and are quite the incest things for theatre
wear. Perhaps the most charming shoe OF
all Is the Greek sandal, lacing high round the
ankle, which, when made OF white kid, VII Ii
silver or pearl embroidery, or In delicate
primrose and black, is calculated to exhibit a
pretty foot To the very best advantage. For
house shoes and simple evening wear for
young ladies' there are neat Court shoes,
ornamented with Just a small bow OF ribbon,
or with Il single steel or crystal stud.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
GOOD SENSE AND THE HEALTH.

In this matter of the grip, or influenza.
which is just now spreading itself about
the city aud the country generally. the
old remark about the comparative values
of an ounce of prevention and a pound of
cure applies with as much force Us in any
other connection.
With such an insidous and dangerous
disease stalking about the ordinary rules
of self-care mus. be more strictly kept
than ever. Neglect of even the simplest
cold in the head Is dangerous. A cold Is
form of inflammation. 1t may afford IL
rallying point for host of other ills.
Taking care. however. does not imply
rushing into the self administration Of II
thousand and one potiuns or bottled
cure-alls. The first essential in presery-
ing health is to be sensible about IT.
Keep your feet dry. That ought to he
an edict established among the sacred
commandments. That it isn't 50 estul-
lished and religiously observed is the
cause Of many and many case of linger-
ing illness or suddenly fatal attack
With dry feet. not too much bundlinG
up of the body. nor, ON the other hnnd
too abrupt a throwing off Of wraps when
the body is much heated, with regularity
of habit, with II determination not to
worry, nor to daily with unknown and
person is very pronisingly equipped for
Winter of successful avoidance of many
prevalent physical ills.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
Drawn from Experience.

10 n, Eiit"r
My idea OF managing husband is not to
" manage" him.
A man objects to being managed, as rule,
and II Is 50 easy to make ones husband happy,
II the wife would only see 1t In that light. |
am widow now, but iu the seven years OF
my happy married life there was not one
eros, word between my husband ana myself
always met him at the door; was really
glad to see him-and he knew II. ] was
always pleased to do little things Tor him
such as getting his slippers, cigar, evening
paper or any other uiilc he might desire.
Always ready to listen to accounts NJ Dus-
ness, to help with writing or leave my own
reading to play game of cards or wh1tever
he might desire.
! never allowed my bablcs-whcn they
Culnc-tu inter ere III any way wi h my hus-
bands comfort or happiness, ali hOugh they
b were not neglected.
was happy IN ing these things, because
| ! loved my husband, and IN return here VAS
not anything he would not do IUr me, even to
| the giving un VI 5umt pleasure Ol his own,
| had desired it-which never did.
My idea OF managing husbands Is to do 1t
entirely through the medium Of love.
WIDOW
The evening world., 1892-01-07
| SKETCHES eYA
@24N.QuADD.
IL Beats Italy.

A born New Yorker. who speaks the
italian language like n book, was getting
his boots bluckcd near the Post Office the
other day by middlo.aged Italian, and
he said to him
" suppose you have made plenty OF
money over here ?"
Yes, I've done pretty we'll"
And in wear or two more you'll be
going back to sunny Italy Z"
NO. think not. like this country
very well. indeed. Besides. there are
many advantages here for my children
over Italy"
=" IN the way of education you mean =
Yes. have boy fifteen years old
who is already ut college. und will stay
there for many years without costing me
u dollar. One couldn't do that in Italy"
" Hardly Your boy must be very
smart"
oh . he is very, very smart"
What college did you send him to Z"
1T is at Elmlra. 1t is one big building
There are many boys there"
" Is it called the Reformatory CollegeT
" Yes, yes, The Ref-or-ma- tory
College Very large. Very nice. Lott
of boys there. My Antonio stay there sil
years and it cost me nothing!"
NJ. QUAD.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
Attend to the Little Things.

To ne Edifor'
The power Of II wife for good or evil Is ire
siStiblc Home must he the seat OF happi-
ness or II must be forever unknown. A good
wife Is to u man wisdom, courage and
strength. A husband delights IN enterprise
and action, but to sustain him he needs u
tranquil mind ana whole heart.
TO maintain his rQuanimity and composure,
home must be to him n place OF rcpose, OF
peace, OF chcrrfulnrss, OF comfort but II at
home he nndS no comfort, ana Is there met
with bad temper, sullcnness or gloom, he
sinks into despair.
II your husband sometimes looks n little
troubled when h" comes home, do not say I,
him. What ails you, my dcar." Don't
bother him, he viii tell you Of his own aCcOrt
II need be. Let him alone unill he Is inclnrC
to ,alh, take up your book or ncedlcworL
chcerfully.
pun't ever let him hnd n shirt button miss
Ing. shlrt-buftun being un II collar ul
waist band has frequently produced the tlrs
impatient word IN married life.
Get his meals ready IN time, have his Goa
and hat all ready brushed for gong out. Ant
you can manage husband easily.
Mrs, K q,
The evening world., 1892-01-07
hlBANl IN FAUST"

Albani drew the largest audience OF the
season to the Metropolitan Opera-liouse last
night, and gave additional proof Of what
musical COnnUis5eurS all know, that she ID
the best Marguerite on the operate stage to-
day. Gounod's opera never had more per-
feet Interpretation. Albani not only shOne
herself, but her lustre was reflected. She In
spircd Jean de Rcszke, and his Faust was q
capita al piece OF work.
The most remarkable feature about the
performance was It's effect upon the tccu-
pants Of the boxes who, as rule, chat con-
animated receptions After "the Jewel Song I"
mad been concluded, there was moment OF
supreme silence, as though the audience were
afraid Of losing Il note. Then there was a
volley OF applause such as is seldom heard
In this house. Albani sang this number
with her sou--if the tx ressiOn can be
allowed. There was no fireworky effect, no
clap-trap business The song was vocally
and sentimentally exquisite. The song at
the spinning wheel known AS ale Roi de
Thule" was another gem that was fault
lcssly Interpreted. There was In fact no
flaw IN the work uf the star, and comparisons
with the efforts OF other artists In this role
become insuferably odious to the other
artists.
| Edouard de Reszke, victim OF the grip, was
out OF the cast, and his place was flled by
Serbolinu, who made u fair Mephistopheles.
Sig. Martupoura did very well indeed rs Val
entino, and Naschetti was satisfactory
Wagner. Nine. Scalchi sang the role OF Siebel
with good effect, ana Mile. Bauermeister
was the Martha. Sig. Vianesi conducted IN
his usual admirable way.
"Faust" lis SO frequently massacred In the
rendition that really creditable per.
formance Is an event OF large musical i'm.
portancc. The opera Is so familiar and so de-
lightful that It cannot be successful unless II
Is perfectly presented. Mine. Albani Will
have the satisfaction OF knowing that she
cont tributed greatly to the best performance
OF the operate season.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
THE CLEANER.

Grace Filkins, VINO resigned her place as
leading lady in RosiIa Nokes'6 company be-
cause, as she says, life was nhbearable In the
company, Is II spiritei young woman, and she
does not propose to be disposed OF by Man
ager Morris on hand. She las engaged Col.
Robert q. Ingersoll. and suit for the sea-
sons salary stares Sir. cecil clay and Rosina
vokcs clay In the face. Col. lngersoll says
that the little woman with the abysmal eyes
and the distingu uished hair will surely win.
| see that the Long Island Railroad Com
pany and the Far Rockway Bank are at
loggerhcads. The bank people, It Is said, on
one occasion paid n $4,000 check OF the Com
pany all In silver dollars, and made matters
all the worse by doing them out one AT u
time. A complain; has been made to the
Banking Department NJ Albany.
The superstition regarding sailing on Fri
day seems to have been carried out by the
| Miantonomoh. since her departure FOR gun
| practice SHE has met with u variety OF mis-
| fortunes. A storm delayed practice, her
steering gear became dlsarranged, the n.y.
draullc machinery would not work. and finally
the snowstorm again put n damper on tiring
The tests viii probably be made to-day.
hear that the North River National Bank,
which failed some months ago. Is about to
start up again, but under IL new name. Re
cciver Higgins, the soap manufacturer, gives
1t out that the necessary capital has been
secured.
Charles Parsons, whose latest deal In New
York and New England Is Just Iow tho talk
OF Wall street, Is comparatively new man
! IN railroad affairs. lie did not go into the
business tn he was ttty years old, but his
shrcwd deal with the Vandcrbilts In the dis
/ position OF the Rome Wntertomn and Ogdens-
, burg ana his quiet cunning scheme for New
York and New England shows that hc l.
equal to the best rs u manipulation, and just
at present he Is ON the top oI the heap.
l SOW that the chemists OF the Board OF
Health have announced their discovery Of al
sorts uf queer iAtags IN the Croton water
tiuild people are taking to mineral aud nat
, Gral sprug water AS Il beverage. Lots OF II Is
l hrlug brought down from Maine, which Il
famous for its pure spring water, and hun
drcd~ OF big CASKS illleu with sparkling watel
from the Iiue Tree state swell the cargoes U
. tho steamers coming down the coast. Mos
Of tn" hospitals In this city are now uoin.
natural mineral waters Instead OF trotun Io
their patients.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
Never Show Jealousy

To ne EitDr
The right Kind OF a wife, can manage most
any Kind OF IA husband by being sweet, Kind,
patient ana contiding. Let him tccl that you
look to him for cumpHniunship, advice and
protection, even II you can giy" II all better.
Never know more than hc knows. A man
likes to have his vile ask him to explain
things to her
Always he ready 10 go out whenever he
wishes you. Make him fccl Nuu enjoy All the
sports aud pleasures he does. Never COM
plain Of "nuthing to wear" nut put on III"
very best you have and look just as pretty ~
you can.
II hr drinks, don't ScOld and be ugly, hut
show yuu are the sane loving little Wiic.
iuu can tell him afterwards you know he
took too much and YOU know he NOuldn I
again, &c. II he wants II ~ HON" give Il 10
hin and TAN" II glass with INN, too.
II you are Jealous never show II or give him
occasion to he So cit her, hut let him see ut her
K, tlrmCn admire Your gouducSs, SO.
! always have my way by letting him
think he has his own way. Mis-. MAC.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
WORlDllNCS.

Miss Annie Foster, daughter of the Secretary Of
the Treasury. Is = rather pretty girl of medium
height, with light-browu hair aud brown eyes. She
Is said to be very fond Of good horse.
Speaker Crisp's wife is a thoroughly domestic
woman. preferring the attractions of her home to
the gayeties OF society Yet she has made her
house noted throughout Georgia for the hospital
ity that Is dispensed there.
The post once at Gibraltar is in charge Of Miss
CreswsIl, who is paid salary OF s2,sOO for her
work. In addition to her regular duties she has
charge of the Government telegraph Office and
several subordinate post Offices n Morocco
\ race WAS won at Liverpool recently bya horse
that had undergone the operation of tracheotomy
to cure roaring The fact that he had a silver tube
in his throat did not seem to impede his speed.
II is SAID that there has been but one thunder
storm in Arizona in fourteen years.
The evening world., 1892-01-07

We are seven might shout in chorus
the matrimonial victims of one JoHN An
pERsoN. all enterprislng gentleman a,
present detained by the Cleveland police.
The prisoner has been - Ny Jo.Johu -
to fair ones i'll chain of towns extending
from the Pacific coast to Massachusetts
Bay. All the wives were Will dgwered
and each has strong pecuuury reason to
regret the day when she and ions were
first acquaint." Barring accidents, how
ever. ANDERSON has now come TO the end
Of his marital adventuring.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
roof of Superiority.

1t costs more to make Royal Baking Powder
than any other, because its ingredients are more
highly refined and expensive. But the Royal is
corrcspondingly purer and higher in leavening
strength, and of greater money value to the
consumer. Attempts may be made to substitute
other powders for the Royal by the grocer,
because of the greater profit in them to him.
If SO, send them back.
The chemist of the Department of Health Brooklyn examining
the various powders said The Royal all baking powders
with regard venng powe, economy heathfnes"
The evening world., 1892-01-07

To me ttiifUr
husbands are Il study In themselves and
the more We study and try to please him the
better We viii b" repaid Tor our trouble, The
best way to manage man is TO please him IN
every way possible.
A man = home should ALWAYS I've kept cheer
tul and happy and bright Always study
what h. lihes best; yet his meals up nicely
with something that You know he Will appre-
ciatr and al he same time hrnrnt his htalt h..
| believe there are great many men un-
happy through neglect uT this. II does not
require riches 10 Scl up nice meal.
Sever sCuld or get IN temper NJ your huS-
band even II he has done things which dis
pleased YOU. Speak kindly ana reason gen ly
with him. think you VIII derive more from
this method than with hOlStcrous tongue.
Never deprive him II the right sgt OF
pleasure and do not BE- Jealous because you
cannot accompany him to every place he
goes
You Will lind this the best way To manage u
husband. Mrs. II. u.
The evening world., 1892-01-07

A young man who is sleeping i'll police
stations y nights is on his way to Philu-
delphla to proclaim himself the long lost
CHARLEY Ross. He could have saved
wear and tear by stopping off at Chicago
and proclaiming himself the original
TAscoTT. And even III Phiale pima he
will be more warmly received if lie will
kindly allow himself to be ex- Bank Presi-
dent MARSH.
The evening world., 1892-01-07

Just as joke, drunken man at Pitts
burg held up carload of people by pre-.
ssntine a brace of bulldog pisto 5.
The weapon proved to be empty, hut
for a time they seemed to I'LL that
car 20 completely that there wasn't
room enough for the humor of the affair
TO display itself.
The evening world., 1892-01-07

A Lehigh County. Pennsylvania,
teacher. fred upon from ambush, had
the bullets stopped and his life saved by
the school, books he carried under his
coat Popular education is indeed n
bulwark of life and liberty.
The evening world., 1892-01-07

The revolver has failed rs n means Of
discipline in o school in Delano Town
ship, Kansas. Responsibility for the
failure rests with Il big boy pupil. who
knocked the teacher down and took the
pistol away from him.
The evening world., 1892-01-07

The killing of "a United States corporal
by sentinel of his own troop ON the
expedition against CARA is a lamentable
incident. Bat there is the testimony of
the dying man that the sentinel obeyed
The evening world., 1892-01-07

over two hundred and fifty pieces OF silver
were presented to the car and CGarina at
the recent celebration OF their silver we'd
ding. 1t Is understood that the CZarina ex-
pressed wish that the gifts might have gone
to swell the Famine Fund.
The evening world., 1892-01-07

The authorities at Danyille, Ky, are
keeping the Mayor of Somerset, KY,
from the hands of threatening lynchers.
1t is a question if they are wisely EN-
ployed. A Somerset girl has become n
hopeless maniac because of ali assault
perpetrated by the drunken and desper.
ate official whom they are protecting
The evening world., 1892-01-07
Repeat II Necessary.

70 he FIifor
Get settlement before marriage II posSi-
BILE. Make your husband transfer all availa-
BILE property to YOU In case he should fail In
bu iness. Also prevail upon hlm to insure
his lie In your favor or that of any family
you may have. When this Is done enjoy life
In your own way, and II your husband ) tastes
do not assimilatc with your own get "A divorce
marry again and repeat the programme as
often as necessary. AMERICAN WIFE.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
CONDITIONS.

THE EVENING WORLD nH gfre n 0oid double
eagie 10 ne rOD,dH ,rhO shOvS best
How TO MANAGE HUSBAND" me Didn
must te "Onfdurd ". rrv hmdred ,rOrdS,
,rrnten on sue or ne puper, hare ne
OrHtr'S name ana uddreSS (pot necessarily
rDr pnbiicdtiO,), ana br drpcied 10 HUSBAND
EDITOR, EyESISG WORLD, PULITZER BUILDING.
The evening world., 1892-01-07

The Faculty at Columbia College will
discipline students who engaged III a
recent enthusiastic cane-rush. II GER
talnly does seem ~ II the football rush
were enough for any Faculty to cordially
indorse.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
Invitation to go to Shucks."

FIUIH DO Z NIfUV" TIU1FN.
In the tree list ol the Mckinley law appears
the my striiUus article " dINi-di,i." Probably
somc people know what II Is, but Il good
many travellers VIII think Il Is IL sort OF hint
for the Republican onlce-holdcrs who en-
aminc the baggage ut the docks.
The evening world., 1892-01-07

Letter pads are to be had IN no less than
forty shades Of line leather. The pockets are
discarded, but for the traveller dictionary
OF 100000 words is printed on incloscd sheets
sewed In with the blotters.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
Always Turn the Rascals Out.

FFWW INr fNF'TFT VA. NTIF'
Fifteen years ago the Government OF Ja-
maica introduced the Egyptian ivhneunon To
nd the island OF The cane rat. Now pIile
ha, been issued Tor the successful eAtermlua-
tIuL OF the icnncumOn.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
In BROOKLYN PluvhCuses.

"NlObc" continues to delight crowded
houses AZ col. Sims rark Theatre. Audran'-
new comic opera, Z" nclc C"lcsiln,' Will be
preSu ntCu at this house tS the Casino COM
pany next Monday evening.
At the Lee Avenue Academy next Monday
evening "Alabama" VIII be given its h.si
production In Brooklyn. IL Will he presented
by 4. NJ. Palmers company.
The liliNuianS, on their recent visit &c
RrOoklyn, drew such large crowds that Man
ager knowles rr-engaged them 10 appear at
the Amrhiuu next week. "Ihc Dwarrs Wed.
ding" VIII be the play.
Flora Moore was always great favorite IL
Rrooklyn. and her engagement at the BrdforC
Avenue Theatre this week is proving very
profitable.
Bright, sparkling Nellie McIienry Will com.
to Holiness star theatre next week in "a
Night al the Circus"
The evening world., 1892-01-07

There's new lymph in town. II is
announced as kocH's lymph with
kLEBs's improvements" Sceptics will
interpret this as meaning that it's u lame
old " remedy" with brand new crutch.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
SnRiuh,s Worthless Paner.

lft"m ne rhilud,tj,h.u L,,iy,r.l
The man who built II paper imitation cell
Ing Vt uuartcrcd uak In the New York ASSEM-
bly, hall has had his oils thrown out u
court. lAnt ) another Kind Of paper Judlciaily
declared uuu"gOtiablc.
The evening world., 1892-01-07

Now it is said that all of the Harrison
office holders in Pennsylvania have been
ordered to the work of beating QUAY.
No simple beating about the bush this
time
The evening world., 1892-01-07
Public once for IA Private Boost.

Tfrom The Hr'trn Post.l
From this time on I'll" duties OF the orllcialS
of the civll service OF the United states will
h" Ia influence the choice OF Harrison dele
gates TO the Minneapolis Convention.
The evening world., 1892-01-07

SALISBURY is for peace providing he
gets his own way. So is any other man.