The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-11-09

for the fun in the thing, even If your best
girl runs away with another man and
marries him on the I've Of your wedding
day. In the most miserable times of your
life keep this side before you.
1t will make life lighter and more pros
porous. It will help you to throw off the
blues sooner, and as soon as You can throw
off the blues courage and hope will come
back TO you. With courage and hope you
will be ready TO face the iends of i'll luck
and try again. A sense of humor has
made many a mans fortune, and kept
both men and women from madness and
suicide.-Punxsutawney News.
A London paper reports a celebrated
aurist as saying: 81 am afraid 1 have
by giving the following advice to many of
my friends: At the first symptoms of
earache let the patient lie on the bed with
the painful ear uppermost. Fold a thick
towel and tuck it around the neck then
with a teaspoon fill the ear with warm
water. Continue doing this for fifteen or
twenty minutes the water will fill the ear
%orifice, and flow out on the towel. After
ward turn over the head, let the water run
out, and plug the ear with warm glycerine
and cotton. This may be done every hour
until relief is obtained. 1t is an almost
invariable cure, and has saved many cases
of acute inflammation. The water should
be quite warm, but not too hot.
District Attorney Snyder and Thomas
Montgomery, Esq, of Manor township,
have returned from New York State
where Mr.. Montgomery had went to re-
cognize the man who buncoed him out of
$4,000 this spring. The man, whose name
is Patrick Davis, alias Red Austin, wss ar.
rested in New York City by Detective
Norris, of Springfield. o., for buncoing an
Ohio farmer out of IS. 500. MI. Montgom-
cry recognizes him as the man and Dis
trict Attorney Snyder has taken out re-
QUESTION papers for his arrest after they
dispose of him in Ohio where he will prob
ably get a long sentence to the penitentia-
ry. District Attorney Snyder says he is a
very sleek looking article and has the APP
pearance of a genuine sport, who is N OF
the most successful confidence men in the
country dllu HAS SWluuleu NdTlOuS NlCIlllls
out of over 800, Notwithstanding Free
Press.
The people of North Freedom, Jefferson
county, are being terrorized by a gang o.
robbers, who ought to ave Judge Lynch
after them. Not long since, says the
Brokville Republican, Henry Fetter, an
aged citizen, was reused from his slum-
beers by masked men who had gained an
entrance to his home, and while a couple
of the party held revolvers covering him
and threatening to shoot if he moved OIL
made any cutlery, their pals ransacked the
premises in search of valuables. They
found and carried of $500. Two week,
since another visit wal paid the old gen.
tleman, presumably by the same party
and $40 more taken away. Within a few
days Mr.. Walter Smith. who owns a farm
near North Freedom, and who was stay
ing alone on the place, was aroused from
his sleep by a party of men breaking il
his door; they wore masks and carried re-
volvers, and with threats of violence de,
manded Mr.. Smiths money. He gave
them all he had, $500, and after relieving
him of his gold watch they took theil
leave.