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Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-29
OR. HARTMAN SAYS
Catarrh Is the Scourge of the Nineteenth
 Century.


 Have you catarrh? Maybe you have not: but do you know that person may throat. catarrh of the lungs, catarrh of the stomach. catarrh of the bowels, ca-s tarrh of the kidneys, catarrh of the blad- der, and also theother pelvic organs? Are any of these organs affected in your case? If so. the probability is that you have chronic catarrh. So many people think that catarrh is confined to the head. This is not true. Catarrh may affect any organ of the body. Thousands of peo- pie who have been sick long time have catarrh, but do not know it. They have doctored for every imaginable disease but catarrh. but find no cure. They have never thought that what they have been calling dyspepsia, or liver complaint, or kidney disease, or female weakness, is catarrh of these organs. If they did know that this was the case they would get Pe-ru-na and cure themselves. Pe- ru-na cures catarrh of any locality. If .catarrh is in the head Pe-ru-na cures it; ifiin the stomach, Pe-ru-na cures 1t; like wise of the liver or kidneys or any other organ of, the human body. se
 Every body can get free copy of book on catarrh and other diseases of winter by writing at once to the Pe~ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company of Colum- bus. Ohio-64 pages, instructively Illus trated.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-29
Mean Way of Putting It.

Ethel-I believe firmly in having out one's beauty sleep.'
 Mabel-Poor girl, how you must suffer from insomnia !-Chicago Record.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-29

JUNE.
 l. Obituary: George M. Gray, Chicago pio- neer, in tbat city; aged T. g. Obituary: Hon. Vincent D. Markham, n very distinguished iurist of Colorado. at Denver: aged 68.
 B. Obituary: Miss Emily Faithful, the Eng fish economist and philanthropist; aged 60. Gen. Primo Rivera, captain general of Mad rid, mortaily wounded by subordinate. A Obituary: amuel Washington Fuller, artist and portrait painter. at Saratoga aged 79 The one hundred and fourteenth annual con. clave of the grand lodge of Freemasons opened in New York.
 c. Fires: Carriage plant burned at Jackson, Mich. loss, s175.0 elevators destroyed at Appleton, Wis. loss, $lSC,000. '. Obituary: Ralph Swinburne, an old engi- neer associated with Georss Stephenson, ''father of the locomotive" near Charles ton, W. Va. aged %.
 G. Fire: At Coquet. Minn., O0oo, GOO feet of choice lumber burned: loss $l5C,000. Obituary: John A. Forepaugh. the circus manager. in Philadelphia; aged 43. .. Fires: Dewing 6 Sons lumber yard and factory. with adjoining buildings. destroy ed by fire at Kalamazoo, Mich. loss, $o0o,- 900. The Leonard silk mill at Florence, Mass, destroyed by fire; loss nearly sl6o.- GOO. 40. Fire: Cameron, ". Va, almost wholly de- stroyed by fire; relief train from Wheel ing wrecked and men killed. Obituary: William Steinhart pioneer mer- chant of California in San Francisco; aged 65.
 Il. Obituary; Prof. Daniel Kirkwood. IL. D., late of the Indiana State university, at Riv- erside, Cali aged 81.. sis.ss F. .l.s..ss7ss l2 Obituary: Theopilus Adam Wylie, emeritus professor of ancient languages in the Uni versity of Indiana. at Bloomington, Ind: aged 8b. ,a,.le+ '5s. Miscellaneous: Christian Endeavor annual convention opened in Boston. Destructive storms and tornadoes in Minnesota and Oklahoma. I8. ObitusUs Henry Prouse Cooper, formerly we'll known New York tailor, in New York; aged 50s SenoS Gorilla, noted Span.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-22
DON'T STOP TOBACCO.
How TO Cure Yourself While Using !

How 10 Cure Yourself While Using It,.
The tobacco habit grows on a man un-
til his nervous system is seriously affec-
ted, impairing health, comfort and happi-
ness. To quit suddenly is too severe a
shock to the system, as tobacco, to an in
veterate user becomes a stimulent tGcs
his system continually Graves. Baco-
euro is scientific cure for the tobacco
habit, in all its forms, carefully COM
pounded after the formula of an eminent
Berlin physician who has used it in his
private practice since 1872, without a
failure, purely vegetable and guaranteed
perfectly harmless. You can use all the
tobacco you want, while taxing Baco-
Cure, ii will notify you when TO stop.
We give written guarantee 10 perma-
nently cure any case with three boxes, or
refund the money with ten per cent. in
terest. BacO-Cure is not substitute, but
scientific cure, that cures without the
aid Of will power and with no incon-
venience. 1t leaves the system as pure
and free from nicotine as the day you
took your first chew or smoke. Sold by
all druggists, with our ironclad guaran-
tee at Sl.O0 per box, three boxes, thirty
days treatment,) $3.50 or sent direct upon
receipt of price. Send six two-cent
stamps for sample box, booklet and
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featuring Company, Manufacturing
Chemists, Lacrosse, Wisconsin.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-22

sessed or as TO the persons whose names
shall be stricken from said original list,
and the said original list shall be open for
inspection by any qualified elector OF the
county or ward in which the election dis
trict is situated as well as by the person
claiming to be registered, and the court
Of common pleas Of the proper county or
any law judge thereof at chambers on the
application Of any qualified elector of the
ward or county under oath, which oath
may be made at any time be ore the day
OF election, shall call the assessor and the
complainant before IL or him by citation
or rule 10 show cause, and shall hear the
parties and dispose Of the subject in
summary manner as TO law and justice
shall belong, and shall, IL need be, order
the assessor to correct the registry ac-
cordingly, and the said court or Judge
may enforce such order by attachment as
in proceedings for contempt.
SECTION 8. Amer the assessments have
been completed on the sixty-second day
before third Tuesday OF February, and
on the sixty-second day before the Tues
day next following the first Monday Of
November in each year, the assessor shall
on the following day make a return 10
the county commissioners Of the 'Origi-
nal Registry List thus revised and COM
pleted, and the county commissioners
shall thereupon proceed 10 make out a
complete list in alphabetical order Of all
persons so returned as taxables in said
election district and furnish the same, to-
gether with the necessary election blanks,
20 the officers Of the election in such cleo
ton district on or before seven o'clock in
the morning Of the election, and no man
shall be permitted to vote at the election
on that day whose name is not on said
list, unless he shall make proof of his
right TO vote as hereinbeiore required.
The Original Registry List as returned
TO the county commissioners preceding
the November election shall be returned
by the county commissioners to the as
SCISSOR before the first Monday OF Deem
Der, which shall be used by said assessor
70 make his original registry list for
December as heretofore provided.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-22

found. Thse were each in turn brought
Up and an account Of their absence de-
manded. All gave reasonable excuses
and consent was given for their discharge
from the further custody Of the officer.
-Four members were still lacking to
make quorum, and after some more
fruitless hustling, the speaker declared
the House adjourned. 1t was the first
cali that has been made since 1889, and
TO those who had never witnessed such
an occurrence, and who were ''present
and accounted for the spectacle was
very amusing. One member who OBJ
jected 10 leave Of absence being granted
to another in the earlier part OF the pro-
ceedings, found that, in order TO make
his train for home, he must leave before
the session adjourned. Twenty minutes
after he had len the House the "call'' was
made, and he is one Of the "a whom the
speaker ordered arrested, and who will
have to give a reason for his "absence
without leave" tonight.
Final adjournment may be had on
June 9th, that date being the one set by
the Senste's amendment of the House
resolution, the latter body having yet 70
take action on the same. 1t is altogether
probable that will be the date finally
agreed upon. J. Z. w.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-22

Hy stock of Spring Summer Goods Is Complete tn,
EUery Department.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-22
NEwSY NOTES.

Snowden Cribs, a well known oil |
driller Of Elk City, Clarion county, while |
laboring under a temporary fit Of insan-
iiy, hung himself in that place on Thurs
day evening Of last week.
Sheriff Elliot IF Ridgway, Elk county,
and S. B. Wheeler, were arrested by Fish
Warden Geise, of Mix Run, near Drift
wood, for killing fish with lime. The
fine imposed was small, but the prompt
action Of the fish warden will deter
others fIom indulging in the same
methods used by these gentlemen.
While a great electric storm was in
progress Saturday afternoon acloudburst
tore out mile Of Terrace mountain in
Jacks Narrows, seven miles east of
Huntington, Pa. Thousands of tons Of
earth and rocks fell upon the track Of the
Pennsylvania railroad, carrying away
the rails and demolishing the road bed.
The landslide swept away part of a
freight train that was passing but no.
body was hurt.
Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain has
signed a contract for lecture tour
around the world. He will leave Paris
shortly for the United States, and will
proceed by way of San Francisco to Aus
traIia and India. The chief reason for
his entering into the contract is that he
has lost almost his entire fortune through
unfortunate investments. He lost over
500, 900 through the failure of one Amer
lean company.
One of the most sensational divorce
cases ever tried in Mahoning county was
disposed of by Judge J. r. johnson
Friday granting a divorce to the plaintiff.
The case was that of Mrs. Ella Triplet
against W. Fl. Triplst. The latter was
once a noted detective in this section.
The story told by the woman was re-
markable, to say the least and showed
Triplet in the light of a pitiless tyrant.
She said she met and married Triplet in
Beaver county, Pa, and afterward went
with him to Canton, where she alleges he
soon began to abuse her. They left Can
ton, and he took her to Moundsville, w.
Va, where he secured a house boat.
They foated down the river aud he put
her off at Blennerhassett Island with the
intention, she alleges, of starving her to
death. He kept her there for several
years, and compelled her to subsist upon
musk rats and crows, fried in skunk's
grease. Finally a son of Triplet by his
| first wife, came TO the Island and she in
duced him TO assist her to escape to the
mainland one night. She has not seen
him since.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-22
WOOL

All persons having wool, and want
rolls or batting carded can have carding
done on short notice. Do not grease any
wool at home as i will furnish you a
good oil at one cent per pound, and
charge same price if CREASED at home.
Price this year for oiling and carding one
cent less than / have charged the last
three years. II. LAMB,
Spartansburg, Pa.
+. X. LANSON, agent, Tionesta, Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-22

The Spring Summer of 1895 WuI be, BeJicve good
Season for Business, Haze Bought Largely.
The evening times., 1895-12-07
COST oF City L1GHTINGi.

Investigations by Penns syIyanla's. .Lexow
committee" now at work In Philadelphia,
have shown that that city pays for cleo.
trio lighting twice the cost of manu-
facture.s and distribution, including the
wear and tear OF machinery, interest on
capital, and SO forth.
This is but an illus tration Of the ini-
positions that are put upon the public
OF every city where corporations, through
their friends in office, are more power
full than the. public which has to pay
the freight" First the people must be
taxed enormously TO pay for lighting the
city and then suffer a second assessment
for their dwellings, with the exception
of favored few. who by reason of their
positions arr generously supplied with
. out charge.
Time and again II las been shown to
committees Of Congress by indlsputable
expert evideHce,that the people OF WASH
ington are paying one hundred per centum
too much for ilumiDants, but in vain is
the attempt made to accomplish the pas
sage of a bill for relief.
The sensible plan I'm all cities would
be the ownership OF all machinery for
lighting by, the people themselves, and
until. this. obtains the corporations will
get pretty nearly everything they want.
The evening times., 1895-12-07
cuRIous pEEER1xs

One of the most remarkable cases OF
conflicting opinion among judicial author
tiles has just been presented in New
York courts. Anthony Consiock cars I'd
the arrest of q wine agent for posting
obscene pictures. the composition being
that of nude woman emerging from O
champagne bottle, and the object being
to ADVERTISED res kind of wine. Comstock
declared that the picture was not even a
fit object for the eye of the judges, but
OF course, these dignitaries waived the
danger TO their seDsiDiiities.
After careful consideration OF the case
Justice Hayes decided the picture was
obscene antf-fined The offender five hun
dred dollars. Justice Jacob agreed with
Justice Hayes, but Justice Jerome had O
decided opinion of another kind. He IA
yored a suspension OF sentence, declared
the picture to be- q beautiful work of
art, which in the form of an oil paint
ing In a gallery, would commend itself
to every lover Of art. Tie original was
really the production OF notable French
artist. The justice went on to say that
when such beautifuf products of fancy and
skill were denounced as obscene the fact
was the severest comment that could be
made upon the morals of the community,
and that the obscenity was not in the
picture. but in the evil minds Of those
who could only look upon It as represent
ing the lewd and ncentlous.
"Nss opinion Is SO remarkable that it
The evening times., 1895-12-07
For CIeveIand's Eye.

Wild geese are very plentiful in many
parts of Northern California this fall. It
was estimated that fully 5000 were killed
the end of November.
Because of the long drought many of the
little lakes In Mihcigan have almost dried
up and lately the farmers liave been ma k
ing money By driving wagons into the shall
low waters and literally shoveling the
fish out OF the lakes into carts and selling
them III neighboring towns.
A hundred skins of does and baby fawns
were seized on n steamer in San Francisco
last week. The skins had come from Ore
gon. Many of the fawn skins were less than
two feet in length. 1t Is against the law
OF Oregon to kill deer for their hides or
To kill fawns at any time, and it is against
the law of California for any person to pos
sess the skins of does and fawns.
William Schrader of Hawthorne. Wis,
was returning to his lumber camp when he
ran onto a trap-gun set for deer. an Illegal
means of hunting eve1inseascr. Thecharge
of fbuckshotentercdh his body, but il isthought
that he will recover. The superior game
warden is attempting to fix the ownership
of the gun.
A good story is told of party of Iowa
hunters. who recently visited Northern
Wisconsin on a hunting trip. They sup
posed they were & DING to n sparsely settled
country and so took along large Quantity
OF supplies, including quantity of pota-
toes, at 90 cents bushel, expressed to Was
sau at an additional cost of 80 cents a
busheI
The evening times., 1895-12-07
Merely Masculine.

The Prince of Naples declares that he will
never marry, for fear that he might give
Italy hunchback king. This prince is
himself physically perfect. but his uncle,
Prince Oddone, brother of King Humbert,
was Il hunchblck, and the prince is morbid
on the subject.
Charles Phillips, the chef of n restaurant
in Portland, Ore, is said tn be nephe W
of Wendell Phillips.
Harry" is the nickname by which Prin-
cess Maud of Wales is knuwn among the
members of the royal family, owing, per
haps, to her somewhat boyish tastes. True,
she does not ride bicycle, nor does she
shout; but she rides, drives, and skates.
and is particularly clever in stuffing and
mounting small birds and animals, in
woud carving, and in the working OF iron
and copper.
Col. John Winder, for two generations
clerk OF the United States district cuurt
In Detroit, was ninety-une years old last
Sunday. The colonel has not had sick
day for years, and takes his constitutional
mild. He uses Tobacco, and drinks spirits
in moderation.
The most popular Of the new French min
isters Is NJ. Cayaignac, who holds the
portfolio of war. He Is diligently looking
into the needs uf the army and ascertaining
the defects of the service. At Perpigpan
the other day he was greeted with cries uf
'.vive la republique! Vive Cavaignacr'
Long live the reforming rninisterr'
Count de Laubespin, the philanthropist
who has been decorated with the Legion
OF Honor by President Faure, won his
sp-lrs in Algeria fifty-five years ago as
aide-de-camp to Marshal Valee. He Is
eighty-five years old and an active member
OF the Senate.
The evening times., 1895-12-07
SALISBURY ANpMoNRoE.

Premier Salisbury's reply to the nste
OF the State Department presented t, tlar
through Ambassador Bayard, comes very
tardily, but II Is said TO be finally here
and in the hands OF the British minister
The time that has elapsed since the State
Department communication was forwarded
Is OF itself n Suggestion of the contempt
which the present administration In Great
Britain feels for the United States TN ac-
count of the inlerferencco OF the State Depart
ment, and is Il fitting sequel to the action
Ofohe Frenrh government in the Waller
matter
The reply OF Lord Salisbury will undoubt-
edly prove Ia have been foresLadow wed by
the utterances OF the London press, which
has been united in its declaration that the
United States have no right tu interfere in
the Venezuelan dispute, that the Monrue
doctrine Is in M way involved, and that
well to know what ground il is treading
upon before IL begins to manufacture state
papers.
Judging from the past Efforts of this
administration in the diplolnatic field,
there is little glory in sture for the United
States In the present contention. 1t is
safe 10 predict that Lord Salisbury's mes
sage will, at the very least, give no chance
for arbitration which will put Great
Britain at disadvantage.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

must cause general comment, but the
able justice missed this strong point on
the other side, that the very purpose
Of the form of the advertisement was to
attract by appealing to the baser i'm
pulses. So long as the. purpose of the
nude In art is absolutely pure and ex.
aited there can be no objection to IT.
but when 1t is made matter of mer-
chaDdise, either with the person who
paints or the dealer who sells. it is de-
graded beyond expression and is the
worst form of prostitution, because 1t
drags the beautiful and true into the mire.
Artists who paint the nude because
Dudity is more saIeable. than drapery, are
the meaDest foes of art and should be
placed upon the plane where they belong.
The evening times., 1895-12-07
Some Eastern Cousins.

John Ruskin. although very weak phys
ically, is reported to have recovered his
mental balance. Several times before the
noted author has been troubled with mental
disturbance. After the attacks have passed
away hts intellect has been clearer than
ever. and he has done some Of his greatest
work. He has declared, however, that lie
will never write again.
The due d Aumale annunces his intention
to purchase Eu in Normandy at tie auction
sale OF the estates OF the late comte de
Paris. The domain of Eu Is the hereditary
scat OF the Orleans family.
Gladstone is editing 100000 letters
which he has received during his long
career and putting them in shape for pub
hcation. If they are printed they Will
make a library in themselves. With an
average length of 100 words TO the letter.
1,0OO letters would make gccd-sized
volume, and it would take eco volumes to
contain them. At the present postal rates
the postage on theletters would cost 81 600,
but as they run back to times when postal
rates were much higher they must have cost
several times that.
Pleasant is the story of Du Maurier and
the autograph collector who received from
the artist-nOvelist sketch representing
the painter of poor Trilby wearing angels
wings and a forked tail and holding a cigar
cue, III WHosc sibohe dpliedTtu tHiS fSenu
'SOme seem to think he's got wings like
an angel-sonie, that he's got a oloyen hoof
and forEed tail! He is quite an ordinary
little man. l assure yOu-un vieux petit
bourgeois-ni bon nj mauvais ct tres mail
heureux qu'on s'occupe tant de lui."
John Leicester Warren, the English poet
who died few days ago. has been for the
last eight years Lord de Fabley. He was Il
member of the famous English families of
Warren and leicester, ard his title comes
from the old home of the latter family
Neither Fabley.
Every nemberofM NJ. Bourgeois cabinet, ex
cept NJ. Ecrtheiot, according to the Tablet.
is a Free Mason, and lie Figaro singles out
NJ. Berthelot as the most prominent Free
Mason of them all.
The evening times., 1895-12-07
AHLwARpr's BIG CONTRACT.

Detested in his own country by all broad
and liberal minded people, the professional
persecution of the Hebrew race has invaded
America in the person of Ahlwardt. n Prus-
sian bigot who has made himself espe-
cially infamous by his exhibition of anti
Semitic venom.
Alhwardt comes TO America to teach the
working people that the jew is their most
heartless oppressor. Though born nd liv-
Ing in the atmosphere of the greatest phil
osophers of social economy in the world, he
has not learned the basic principle of the
oppressive wage system, which is that
employers and employed are alike in the
Iron grip Of the competitive system of
production and distribution; that the life Of
The investor depends on the cheapness with
which he can make and sell. The sweater
Is as much an inevitable product of this
lystem as the sweated, and the conditions
are equally repulsive to the intelligent
Btudent of economy.
The leading philanthropists of the world
have been Jews The greatest economical
writers Of any age have been Jews. The
Cologne Gazette, q capitalist organ, de-
clared in a burst of frankness that Karl
Marks Capital" was an answerabie
argument for the universal cooperative
system advocated by the social Democrats
No writer on economical subjects at
tempts to dispute its logic.
The leading disciples of Marx and Las
sale, who are also the leaders of the great
social democratic party of the German
Empire, are Jewswhoh hohavesacrifIcedcomf
and liberty in furtherance of the most ex-
traordinary economical movement the
world has ever seen.
But IT is not worth the while to waste
words on so pestiferous a bigot as Ahl-
wardt who win soon find that he has no
field for his operations In America.
The evening times., 1895-12-07
Is 1T A CRISIS?

This Saturday. December z, was reported
two or three days ago 10 be the date when
the powers would insist upon additional
guard ships In the Dardanelles. Doubtless
the report was not true, or II 80. the ulti-
nlatum has been reconsidered, as there Is yet
no Information Of the passage of the yes.
sells which have been sporting for some
time in the waters Of the Golden Houri.
OF course, no one except the ministries
Of the various powers can know what is
going on, but 1t cannot be doubted that
diplomacy halts on the threshold OF the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Turkish empire,
that for weeks those ministries have been
afraid to take the step involved In adding
to the number uf guard ships ,and, In short
that all the remainder of Europe has been
held at bay by some threat uf the sultan
that they shall keep their hands from his
sacred person, ar he will set them at once
70 pulling each utter by the ears
However rmheciIe Abdul Hamid may APP