The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-10-05
NEWSY NOTES.

The formal opening of the Worlds Fair
takes place at Chicago on the 2lst of this |
month. But the big show will not open |
till next summer.
All passenger trains going into Punxsu-
tawney are now quarantined until all emil |
grant passengers can be examined and |
show a certificate issued by the board of
health at the place where they passed |
through. |
Warrants for all the members of the adj |
visory committee of the Homestead strik- |
ers have been issued charging them with |
trcason-levying war against the State. |
| They threaten counter arrests on the same
charge against the Carnegie company.
Frank Cooley, leader of the notorious
Fayette county outlaws was shot dead on
Sunday last in attempt to escape from the
sheriff, who had gone to his fathers house
to capture him. His pal, Jack Ramsey,
escaped to the woods. Several shots were
exchanged before Cooley was killed.
1t is not unusual for colds contracted in
the fall to hang on all winter. In such
cases catarrh or chronic bronchitis are al
most sure to result. A fifty cent bottle OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will cure
any cold. Can you afford to risk so much
for so small an amount? This remedy is
intended especially for bad colds and
Group and can always be depended upon.
For aale by Siggins & Mason.
A human fiend from a foreign land is
now in the Clarion Jail charged with being
the father of two children by his own
daughter The two were living at Fair
mount. The girl, although unable to
speak English, tried to convey the i'm
preston, by an interpreter, that she was
married to a Frenchman some years ago
and that he was the father of her children,
but her monstrosity of father said she
lied and that he was the father of his
daughters children and that it was no.
body's business Star.
A reported outbreak of cholera at Hell
, meta, n. j., created much excitement in
that vicinity. Investigation showed that
the disease was not cholera but a violent
dysenterry which is almost as severe and
dangerous as cholera. Mr.. Walter Will
lard, prominent merchant of Jamesburg,
two miles from Helmetta, says Chamber
ldlll > SOllC, SuOlbId anu DldTEuNtd htllS-
dy has given great salts faction in the most
severe cases of dysenterry. 1t is certainly
one of the best things ever made" For
sale by Siggins Il Mason.
Robert Bonner of New York, was in
Meadville recently, and in brief con-
versation with Tribune reporter express
ed establishment at the last remarkable
performance of Nancy Hanks, trotting a
mile over a regulation track at Terre
Haute in 2:04. Concerning Sunol, Mr..
Bonner said that she was in the pink of
[ condition so far as her general health is
p concerned and that all she requires is
training. This she will have in the south,
where she soon goes. "No one knows"
! added Mr.. Bonner, show fast Sunol can
/ go, nnder favorable conditions and to a
, bicycle sulky." The great horse owner
did not say so fatty, but cleary gave the
impression that he believes his famous
I mare will astonish the world before the
season closes in the South.
q There is only one way to advertise, and
. that is through newspapers. You may
disfgure barns and fences and rocks along
l the country roads, waste your money on
t so-called business charts, and all that sort
a of thing, and vainly imagine you are ad-
. vertising. But you are not. The news
paper that every week visits thousands of
homes, and is looked upon by its readers
as a reliable friend and advisor is the me-
8 dium through which tine wide-awake bus
, mess man will speak to the people. Quack
advertising-the kind you bite on when a
stranger comes around with "great
# scheme" is like quack medicine-the less
v you take of it the better. The man who
. appreciates the value of newspaper adver-
tising, and who has the business instinct
l. to know that all other methods are spur
j. ious, is the man who meets with success.
o -PunXsutawney Spirit.
e The indianapolis News, commenting on
=, the amount Of information that has been
"diffused" in regard TO the peculiar char
u acteristics of the cholera germs, says
!, These germs may be carried about i'm the
v wearing apparel and yet not effect the
wearer, but jump on to an innocent by
stander. But there is no danger if they do
J. uot get into the mouth; therefore we
}. should follow the Mohanmedan fashion
d and wash our hands before eating, on the
I supposition, of course, that we eat with
- our fingers. They may come Sin our
y midst in large quantities and hibernate
y until next summer when they will spring
on US unawares. Now the theory is adj
vanced in Hamburg that the disease was
y not brought there by Russian Jews, but
that these Commas" have been lurking
in the ground since the last epidemic, ten
= years ago, and the digging up of the streets
u for sewer and other improvements this
ys season let them out. These announce
[. ments are slightly trying to the nerves, as
we'll as something of a strain on credulity
and we rather long for the arrival of win
ter in order that we may give them thu
cold shake,