Jlallroada.
PennHivnnlnltnilroiul
TYBONK CLEARFIELD BRANCH
OV end after Monday, NOV. I, lilt, th.
Haaeeaaar Train, will run dally (.inept Sua.
deya) between Trrone and CleerSeld, aa follow.:
CLXARFIRLD HAIL.
TgAVg SOUTH. Tl-KAVB lVORTir"
Oarwanerlll.,..!.!!), r.M.
mr.rrl.w 1 an,
Oleara.ld,......!...,
Leonard,... 1.49,
Bwr.lt, M4.64,
Woodland 4. Ill,
Bilr,.......,4 OH,
rVallaoetoa,......l7,
Blnn Uavll, 4.1i,
Ornhaai .4.l,
Pblllpabarl, .. ,
8 telnere, ....... J9,
BojrQtoaf...,..H4.4A,
Oaoeoln, ......... 4. J,
Powellon,. e.ui,
Summit, a. I,
Vanaeoyno,.H...a.3a,
Tyrone, tut,
...
Vaoaooyoe,,... a.M,
Summit, M o 0e,
nweltoa,......la.iu,
Oeaaola,... 10 )2, (
Bonton 10.17, a.
Ht.loar'e, 10.21,
Pnlllpibat(,.IOS, '
Ureaem 10. la,
Blm B.ll, ...... 111,17,
Willwaloi,.,, 10.44,
Bis ler ... 10.63,
Woodland, lu.av,
Barrett,., II.0T,
Leonard 11.13,"
CleerSeld, ......U.I,, it
Ritatvi. ..,, u. Jj. it
Curwen.rill.,.lU0a.s
OLBAKPIKLD KXPMKga.
LKAVK NORTH.'
LU.AVB SOUTH.
Carweasrllla. &.S0 a.
Ki.erTlew... t ill '
Clearfield...... 47 "
Leonard i "
Barrett, a.ST
Woodland OS
Bljlar ( Ill "
Wallaoetoa,... 6.11
Bloa 11.11, oil
Oraham fl.25 '
Paillpebarg... 9.38 "
filaitiar'a, 6.33
Buynton 6.37 "
Oeeeola, 6.43 "
Powalton 6.63 it
Summit 7.05 it
Vanaooyoe,.... 7.23 M
Tyrone, T.4J
Tyroao
Vanaooyoe,,
Summit
Powalton,..,
Oeoeola,.....,
Boyntnn,,..,
Hteiner'e
Pblllpibnr(.,.l.4l
Graham 8.47
Blua Ball 8.54
Wallneaton, ...0.03
Blflar
Woodland, 0.17
Barr.lt,.... .Ji
Laonard, 0.80
ClaarOald 10.117
Hirerriw,,..1l.lft
Curwen.rlll. 10.30
.Ml r. .
3.4S "
6.0J "
8.17 "
8 38 "
.I..14
8.30 '
Jlfur gvdirrtlarmruta.
E. S. HENDERSON,
UNDERTAKER
BIIRNSIIE,1'ENNA.
'I'llS lubaorlbar now elfcre la Iba elll.eaa of
X furnetile and rlginlly, ao unprovided
peelally. llerealler all alnda of Ce.aet. and
uinas win na kept on baod, nnd ordtre tiled at
onoa.
funeral .Iltrntltd , nywhrrt.
I will turalib Iba Saeet ai wall iba abrapail
nrllclaa dedicated to funeral. All order. Ufi at
tba atora of Joan O. Coaana will reoeire prompt
attantlon. For farther nartipulara, onll on or
eu.ireea K. 0, IIENUKHSON.
Da. 10, I87.tr.
UTARFIH,OOloi,'V.r
ri-Tnarr
PII1L1P6BURO A MOBI1ANNON BRANClTlJS
LHATI aoCTH. .
. a. a. a. a. m. aiATiona.
'M Worrl.dala,
t:30 Pbillpabnrf,
c otainara
a: 7;40
3:1ft 10:30 :J8
1:10 0: 1:11
3:11 10:41 0:10
1:1.1 10:48 8:3
S: 10 10:18 J SJ
1:3 10:ft 1:41
3:40 11:13 6:40
Boyntoa,
Oioeola.
AfoabannoD
Btnrllujr,
lloatidala,
MoCaolar.
Kandrioa'l,
Kaniay.
.rati hortv.
a, h. r. n. r, M
7:14 13:40
7:00 12:2ft t.Oo
13:33 6:0(1
12:14 4 5
0:i0 12:04 4:l
0..H 1 1:43 4.1,1
0:30 1 1:44 4:Jj
14 11:40 4:!0
t-M 11:84 4:1(
0:16 11.30 4:0ft
0:10 11:14 4:0U
BALD EAHLK VALLEY BRANCIi."
Ei. Hall,
r. . A. a.
I.oo n.io leare Trrona arrlr. I n
n.17 Bald Eaila n
Jolian 1.88
olilaabnrf ft.ift
Ballafonla A. Oft
Mlleaborg 4.4ft
Howard 4.31
333
6.01 t.16
6.14 6.41
133 (.11
6.45 10.03
0.06 10.30
Kail. Kip.
. A. It.
7.64
7.41
7.0ft
6.48
6.38
6 33
6.00
6 35
arrifa u. Ilaran laaTa 8 64
TYRON K STATION.
Cincinnati K,p., 0:53 1 Pitlahnb Klp'aa, 1.68
Paoia. Eapraaa, 8:57 lMiio Eipra.a, 8:13
Jobnitown Kiprtn,S:0; r . J,
-u, ,. Waj Paaaanjar, ills'
Cb .o Da, El 13:18 Chi..o K.pr ,,
"J "Train, 808 1 Mail Train 7!(
Hantinjcdun Aeo'n, 6:211 1 Pait Lina, 7;:io
Oloao oonnaotloni mado lilTraliait Tjrona
and Look llaraa.
S. 8. BLAIR,
Snparintandaat.
DIRLCTIONS.
Kur oturrb, h? lr,
ol4 Iq III bud, Ao.,
inrt with th flnctr,
i pftrtlolf t,t ibt U.lm
nn lb notlril; drtw
Iron brMthitbrough
'h oom. It will b
ibiorbfl, eltsnlng,
iDd b kilo if b tin.
d niftubrin.
For earuiMii.
A ii ply ft Btrtlole Into
tbi tar.
ELY'S CREAM BALM
HAVINii fiDd iq anrUbl loot I rep uU' Ion,
ddp'ttting ll olbar prpraliona la ibt vleistty
of dlroAwry, ti, d it mariti klooo, rooognlttd u
wooilrful remedy wbtrvr knuwo. A fnir
tr)t) will eonflno th matt ikopiioil of Iti tturft
tlv piiwtri. .It eiTslut,llj eletoiet th Dual
paiiijcnof CaUnbal lri, eauiln beallbr atwr.
tloDt, ftllayi Iftflatniiatinn and irritation, protect
mtj urmurtiiiai nninfr 01 inneaa irom ftddit ooal
ooldi, onpliei; beli tb aoret aod rwetorea tha
tana at taal aoa amll. Uafloil reaiilla are
reeliaed bf a few applications. A thorough traat-
mm. airecea win cure uararrn. Ai a boaee
bold remedy for flild lathe head it li unequalad
Tha Balta la tay to aaa and aKreaabla. K,.d by
drniTKitli at to centa. Ob reoeipt of ftO oeoli
will niall a pankafe. 8and for eirealar with full
toiomiation.
ELVP CHKAM DAI.M CO.(Owago, N. Y.
Foreale by tie Clear 11 eld Drouiriiti, and by
Wholeaaie DruRffUla ireiicrally.
April fltb, H8.ftui.
UlSffUaarocn,
John hiii & Bros.,
jl7-lf.
fiTAOR LINKS.
A ataalaarai Carwannllladallj for Raanoldi
Tllla, at 1 o olock, p. m.. arrit inj at Rtynoldirllla
at 6 o i clonk, p. m. R.iurnlnj, leaaoa Kanoldi
illa dallj, at 7 o'clock, a. m., arriving at Cur
wanavllla at II o'clock, m. Para, aacb waj, 11.
A ataaa Icaraa CurwanaTllladatl ( t
p. b., for DoBoli Citr, arrivin,.i H,.a Cil,
at 6 o clock, p. n. Ratornln, laaiaa DuBola at
7 o clock, a. ai., dally, arri.incal Cor.cn.. ilk al
II o'clock, m. Para, aacb .,,!. 60.
NEW WASHINGTON
I0EM1L INSTITUTE.
Opens Monday, April 18th. 1881,
to Continue 12 Weeks.
THTS -ebool com mend i llwlf to public favor
for tba fullowiaa; natoni ;
Firat. Doarding eao ba had in good familial at
i rum j w wt.av ptr wea t,
haoond. Location la health fol and mciety ra
tified and eultured.
Third. Tha anuria of atudjr atohodlai tha Stata
Normal Frbool fealurr. and it oKriinMi.pi
adapted to tha wanta of ihnia who expeot to teach.
rounn. ina iiuidU bava tba adravUga of a
HI eoDduotrd Literary Hon let r. before mhirh
win oaaeiirarotl a leiita of free laoturaa.
Filtb Tha work uf tha aobool ii tlmulatfd by
tha eooonrafetnant and favor of an intellijreot
com id unity.
Miin. hp-oiai atteotioa will ba given tba
Normal elaa br I lie Friaoinal. who la & vrttluni.
of a State Normal Bob ., and tha Initruotlon in
Theory of TancbiDf, Uorprnmaiit, Ao., will ba
tnadf to accord with tha mudrra idaaa of ad-
v a Deed educator..
TUITION :
NORMAL IHPAKTMKNT.
Comoion Hranchra wilb School Kcnnurav...8o 00
Co'nronn llraocbca and School Knonoinf
wllb Alrabra, (laoinalry, Pbjaloal UanK
raph.T, Nalural I'biloaopbj. L'lvll (lor
arnmant, Latin, ate 6 00
ORAMMAR ltKI'AKTMK.NT.
Hifbeat data a on
Lower ola.ii;a .'...',,'1 3 10
ror lurtncr ln:oriaafmn addrc.a,
W. A. AMIIHOSK. Oicmla, Pa,
MATC SAVAC1K, ClcarSclJ, Pa.
Mar. 9, l8Sl.tr.
Ct'RWKNSVIU.E, l'A.,
-lltAI.KIH M
AH Kinds of Merchandise
-81'CII A 8
Dry Goods, Groceries, Elc,
MANI!PACTI!RKR8 AND DEALERfl IN
NUl AIti: TI 91 It Kit,
AND KVE1IY llERClllPTlON OP
SAWED LUMBER CUT TO 0EDEB
H
The Only ManuiHolui-oni in Cleartleld
(bounty of the
NEW PROCESS FLOUR
K
aLir.fl' OA' II.IAIH
FF'Cnsh pn!J for nil kinds of
U rain Wheat, Re, Onts, Etc.
Curwanirllla. Pa., Jana 1, I880.tr,
Allpgheny Valley Railroad.
LOW QUADS DIVISION.
f, na after Hondar, Nor Ijib. 1880.
W tba paitanfer tralm will run dall; (aicept
Bandajt) balwaan Rad Hank and Ur lit wood, aa
rollowa '
a .f BTWAI10.DaT Mall 1... Pti,b
!i "x" atank 11:11 8llro Jnnotlon I I:S1:
jm.w oc.oieoana I J:a p. m.; Mara.llla 1:10 I
,1 ;., - V 17 ' i i:wi Hay.
aoldiTlllal SBi DoBoi. 3:0, fcamaiit Tonnal
8:J1 1 Panlcld HI , TTltr'a 8:85, B,naiatta4:Slj
arriraa at Driftwood at 8:80.
,.. T W A " Mall lMvai Driftwood
, ."" IM; Tjlar-a 1:18,
PanOald 1:80 ; Rummll Tunnel :00 Dullolilis,
--,......,, .unarai:oi: DrooaTlllo 1:18;
Trov 8:81: MavarllU A:kh K u.tki.l. .....
Slijo Junction a:(7 Rad Bank i:08 arrival at
""a i... p. aa.
Tba RejnolJitllla Acconnodatlon laaaaa
RcjnoldiTilla dall7 at 7:48 t m., nnd arriiaa at
Red Bank at 10:80 a. ., Plttiburjh at 140 p.
Uaaa Puuborgh at 1:18 n. m.f Rad Rank at
: p. m.i arn.ini t Kaynoldirllla at 0:04 p. m.
;l, "ac'loaa mada wltk tralni on P. A I
?f, T i, Ur"'l. od wltb train, on tha
....u,u .a,,oj naurnad at Had Bank.
A. A.
DAVID McCARHO, Qaa'l Bup'L
Jacaaon, gnp'l L. H. Di.
FARB FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bolleronla, Pa 11 OS I Mlddlatowa ..is 00
Lock lla.cn 8 70 Marietta 454
Wllllamaport, 8 80 Lancailcr 8)0
uiinue;uun ,M ( Ru
LewiltowaH ...., I 90
MaryiTllla. 4 40
Cnweoivllle
Osceola
BARRISBI1RI1...
80
o
4 74
PI11LADKLPH1A 7 00
Altoona I la
Johnatown.. 1 84
Pbillp.bnrg 11
T7rona 1 j
PITTHBUHrt 8 15
tUlsrrHanrous.
VALUABLE
Real Estate at Private Sale
Homestead of A H. Shaw, Deo'd.
TI1K honiMlaad of A. II. Shaw, dae'd. .Ilu.l.
In Lawrence townabip, adjolnlna OlaarOeld
boronub, Pa., la olTered for aale. It I. bo.ad.d
and deacrlbed a. folio..: Proofing 44 feel on
Iba rl.eri Ibaooe aitendinf back alona ihe
boroojb hoe aontb 70) deireeaeaal 349 feat to Iba
aronniia of the HilPn.rf ... . .L , .
.. - ""- uvu.iBUj , iiieaoaaiuof
Iba aania north I deirreaa aa.t 4 It feet to lot or
v.m,,.nj 1 inenoe alon( aama north 754 d.
graal wait to Water (tract, eoatalolnf
TWO ACRM ANIXIt PKHCIIKM,
aid baring th.reno arictcd a largo and well In
abed dwelling bouea 40..10 feet wilb "L" at
tached lse I,,,, aleo a good ban about 40x0
fact whk other oulbulldlnga. For term, or other
particulars Inqolra of
T. H. MI'RRAY, Otiardian,
n . u r.,r .W' ' ''"TT". Admlniitrator.
ClaarBald, Pa., Aprjlitb, IhSI-tt.
OPEK FOR ALL I
LOTS OF
New Goods,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
u
IIKALER8 IN
Dry Goods, Groceries and
General Merchandise,
WOODLAND, CLT'D CO., Pa.
Rospcctfully solicit thoir patrong
an,l Ibe public general! to a. II anj exam
ine tncir new atock or
Spring and Summer Goods
CONSISTINO OP
Cashmrros, Velveteenn, Oelnlnra,
i.nwna, (jinghamii, rrlnti, Un
bleached and Rlcached Mua
lin, Funcy Skirla, Shect
iiip, Tickini;8,Carpct,
Koira, Oil Clolhs,
HOSIER V,
Laundriod, Whito,
Cheviot and I'circnlo
Khirta, dlovoa, Neckwear,
Men. nnd HojV Clothing-,
iinis, mpB, Jloota, SIiooa, oto., etc
tirorcr.es & Gcn'l Mprchandtsc
Will bo found ol first onalilv. nnr!
nitiiniuciinn in fftiaranioerl. Tim r..l.
lowing aro alwaya kept on hand,
(.sumo icw oniy in tncir aoaaon):
Siifrara, Toa, CorTeeti, Spicoo, Syrups
Confectioneries, Oranges, Lemons.
Bunanas, Fig, Dates, ete., Hard
ware, (juoonswaro, Glassware,
Tinwaro, Wood and Willow
ware, Paints, Oils, Clocks,
Trunks, Valise, Mirrors,
Slalionery, Furniture,
& Minors' Suppllos,
ALSO, DEALERS IN
B ATvK, E. E.TU3S Ss SHHTGLES.
July 28. lRSO lf.
Come to Frenchville I
T HAVE just received the largost
-A. (tock of Roodg ever brought to
111 section ot the county, which 1
will sell for cash or produce is cheap
- o i.uugui eiocwnore. .ily
lock oonaisti of
Dy goodS,
Groceries, BoolsSliocs,
Hardware,
"Nail. a Specialty.-.
Ready Made Clotliiiiff
A full atock of F IS II. Salt in large
or omall lacks, or by tho barrel.
CROCKERY WARE, j
tone or clav. QUEENS WARE, all
tylei and qtfalily. In ohort, I bare
everything needed by the farmer, the
rnocnanin, in laborer, or anybody
else, which I will aell uitas cheap as
th good can be purchsaed ny where
w.-w. a can and eiamine my
good and price before investing
elewhr.
, l. M COUDUIET.
rrenohvllU, Tt., Mar. I, '81-if.
' - 1 "I T"i'-n h1' irr.,.1-
II1K-
ClllCAGOlNoRTll Westerx
RAILWAY
Ll the OLDEST, RST CONSTRUCTKD. BERT
KQUIPPKD, and banco tba
leading railway
. westand'north.westi
a. i. ma .noncel ang beat note between Chicago
aiaau aal I gHllDII IU
Horthera Illlncla, Dakota, Warning. Heb-aaka.
. l"1 """. Ariaona, 1,'lah, Col
wrado, Iilabo, Htmleaa. Netada, and for
C0DN0IL BL0FFS, OMAHA.
DBNVRR, LKAOMI.I.K, '
SALT LAKE, SAN FUANCISCO
DeadwnnA, Rloni Cltr. Cedar Ranlde. U.I...
Celnmbwe, and all n'a In tba Terrltorlee, and'
tba Weet. Alac, It Milwankaa. Oreaa R..
O.bkn.b, Rbcbcrgan, Harqoatte, Fnnd da Lac
Kalartcwa, llonghlcn, Seen ah, M.aa.ba, Bt.
Paal, Minnaapnlle, Harea, Volga, Pargo, Bil
aaarck, Wlanna. LaCra... Ow.mn.. ..j .11
"late la Mlnaaaola, Dakota, WiMonila and tba
Aorlb-weel.
At Cconcll Blair, tba Tralni of tba Chicago A
Nona-Vl cetera and tba V. P. Rellweee depart
front, arrlra at and aee tba lame joial Ualoi
At Cblpaan. elnaa aaaaAil... - j. .i.l
in. vmmw nonr.. B. ICB a , I) . 1. 1
Obla, Pr. Warna A Paoa.rlranla, and Calaago A
Orand Trnnk ailw.?,,.nd lb. kankakea and
raa n.i.i. nontae.
lloeeeonneotione narle at .lanetloa Ptiati
Ilia Iba ONLY LINK raaaiag
rullnian Hotel Dining Cars
ITWSIff
CHICAGO and CODNCIL BLUFFS.
wT-Plllaial tlarnera en ill M,ht Tralae.-mVn
annei apoa iicaat Agent! aclllng roa Ticket!
eta Ibia mad Piacnlne roar Ticketa, and rafaee
"ar no act rea4 orar Iba Chicago A
Korth-Weetcra Rallwar.
If roa wleb tha be.t trarellng aMeaiaio.lalloai
jna will bnr roar llrbrhbr hn roala, M-AND
WILL TAKK HON. OTIIHR. '',,,u
AU Ileket Agaito aell Tlcteli be ibli '.Inn.
MARVIN IlilOHITT,
. . " V. P. aid Oaaaral Mao. gar,
aarX, 11.17. Chicago.
HOFFER'S
Cheap Cash Store
ROOM N. Til lll:i;, (iptllA IIOIIBR,
Clearfield. Pa.,
WnoLESALR A RETAIL DEALER IN
DKY GOODS,
Camp fit. nf Drew Gcoii of tht ! Ueeit
Faaoici, AlpuiM, ftnd ll minnw of
Fancy Dress Goods,
Suoh m Crttonti, Mohair Luitori, PiaiJt, DrMi
UiDghamt, DrtMt fttniu of lb rtrf Uteit
it J and aa cheap a (hejr ia b iuld
la this market.
NOTIONS,
Coml-tlng nf QUrtf f-r UU, LartUi tod
Mi mm. iintM of all ahadei. Hilk Prinrea.
Lact, F.. 007 DreM Huttoni Udiei'
Tiri ot all ahala and atvle. Cuffi
and CoMara, hibdona of all kiodt and
qoaiitioi. AUrioo Uadtrwttar, Trimtnin,;!, at.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES.
Queensware, Hardware, Tinware,
Carpel. Oil Clot lis,
WALL PAPER,
LEATHER, FISH, Etc.
Which will ba enld wbnleaala or retail. Will take
Country Produce
In Eirhange for iooda at Market Prlrca.
WM. J. IIOPPRR.
i:iaarflcll. Pa.. pt. ihwi tf.
THE REPUBLICAN.
ciVkaukikli), pa'
WEbMlc'UAV hWK.NIN'l. JUNK I, laal
TIM sTai HOVTK SElt VICE.
TUB Visa RACE OF IT.
US1TED STATES SUPREME
COURT.
If Soimuira Conkling, Camuron mid 1
I.ogan, aclinjf as agents ol I ho Rupub-j
... ou .pproatnou Sona.or i,, PoWcr il b so tlcu.riontletl U.eSu
..luin.up 111 mien nonaiu.nnu mr-'ninod t.
, ,M'iuo i iiiiri o mo un
Since tho Itcjmblican party ban buon
riortUeil llio Su
ited StuloH thut
, " , l'K-Krat ii.Ulk,,.tH .., hugvr honor ll.o
III ll'linufiir h la f.,,,Hr.n In Via... .... .
Itottli.
LOYU HOUSK,
Uala Straal,
PIIILIP.IIUKU, PKNN'A.
Table alwaya laifplled with tba boat tba narbe
affitrila. loo traveling nubile le invited to call.
Jan.1,','9. HOUKHT LOYU.
; IRELAND'S
NEW IMPROVED
EIGHT-FLANGE
Fire-Proof Safes.
ill wkiii
m sM
The only 8-Flange Safe in the World,
AND C0NTAI.VINO
More Improvements than any Safe
made, such as
The l'ATEXT
The puklio liave lieard for Hiany
yoara of tho Irauds of Hie Slur nostul
route service, and Assiatant I'otniu8
tor General liraily has been well
known aa the author ily rvsionsilile for
thorn, Several years ai;o a Congres
sional inquiry fully exposed his rascal
ities, but bo nevertheless retained his
plate and continued his profltuble ma
nipulation during the whole ol Mr.
Hayes' term, under tho authority of
PoHlmmter General Key, who seems
to have been chief of bis department
only in name. It bun not been under
stood that the l'ostmustor General
himself was sharer in tho profits ol
tho iniquitous transactions of his Beo
ond Assistant. It appears that this
Assistant I'ostmaslur General is per
mitted to administer his ofiloe without
interference from the head of the do
purlment, the reason being that hois
held in his placo by authority superior
to bis chief's and by the influence of
politicians who are imrtiierH in the'
stealings. Tba Second Assistant's is
tho rich priro of the department, and
Brady, who has long held it, bas ac
quired great wealth and influence, and
is tho owner o( tho Rational Republi
can, a party organ published at the
Capital. It is not to be supposed that
ho would so long have been continued
in a post which bo has administered
nolariously, to tho knowledgo ol ull
men, if he bad not been sustained by
a powerful ring of partners. lie alone
would not bavo been permitted to
pocket what has been stolen so brazen
ly. V bo buve boen his associates may
novcr publicly be known j for no doubt
they stand bigb in tho Republican
councils, and Mr. Garfield ig not the
man to causo their exposuro. His
virtuo ban sufficed to induce bim to
cut down Brady and abato the scanda
lous practices of the postal administra
tion. For this let ua bo thankful to
bim and to the present Postmaster
General, wboso efficient administration
61 the New York postofllco gave as
surance of bis ability and disposition
to nbatu the abuses of the higher
post which fortunately was planed in
hi charge.
Kver since the era uf Postmaster
General Cresswell, tho Posloffiee De
partment has been a stench. That
official is generally belived to have en
riched himsell by this connivance In
Btraw bidding. The scienco of pecu
lation has advanced stneo his day, and
under Urady tho chief sourco or profit
has been found in changing tho terms
of contracts, alter they bad been let at
ruinons rates to ring contractors, un
der tho protenso of a necessity for an
increased number of trips, and for
grcator speed ; those requirements be
ing accompanied with a greatly dis
proportionate increase of the contract! suspected of?'
price. JNotwilhstanding the notoriety
ol this abuse especially in certain
routos in tho West, known as the Star
routes, Congress has never found a
wuy to put a stop to it No law could
be passed which a dishonest official
would not nnd a way to evado. It was
not possible for the Assistant Post
master General to permit the Govern
ment to bo robbed without exposing
himsolf to criminal indictment lor col
lusion in the act; and Brady bns bad
to risk tho ponitontiary In doing his
work. Doubllcsii be thought the risk
slight in view of the good company
that be bud with bim in bis boat; and
probably be was right. We do not
oxpoct that ho will bo punished or
oven made to uisgorgo. Ho goes out
ot office disgraced ; but as be has staid
in it under tho same opprobrium, prob
ably the only additional pang he now
nfler is in the loss ol the revenuo
that bo can no longer filt h. Lancai
lcr Intelligencer. r
tho Itupubliean party; and if, in con-
elusion of that bargain, Senator Cam
eron had drawn bis check for $100,000,
payable to William Muhone, the coun
try would have taken tho trouble to gel
excited, and we auspeet that all the
Senators oponly ooucorncd in tbo trade
would hovo beon openly expelled by
"a constitutional majority."
Hut if such a bargain had been thus
openly made, and thus bracenly flaunt
ed in tho face of tho Senate and peo
ple of the United States, if all the pio
prielies of the placo and occasion bad
beon Ihus Insolently outraged, il de
cency had been discarded, honor ig
noted and undisguised corruption bold
ly act up as il it wore the rule and
pattern ol Senatorial conduct if all
Ibis bad been done, and with as much
indifference to public opinion as if tbo
thing bought had been a red herring
or a pound of mutton chops, tbo trans
action would have been identical, in
its moral elements, with what lias ac
tually happened.
Or, if differing at all in its moral as
pects, the public purchase of tho Sen
ator and payment lor him in cash
would havo been less reprehensible
than the vile sehomo that was adopted.
for tuo criminal who does bis work
openly and in daylight is a less dun
geroug public onomy than the mid
night marauder.
And a man who corrupts a publio
officiul wilb his own money is less dis
honest than tho scoundrel who uses
tho honors and emoluments of the pub
no servico as a mud whcrowiih to
bribe officials and betray their trust.
It is tbo intention of this journal to
put this loathsome thing before tho
country in its truo colors, nothing ox
tonuating nor setting down aught in
malico. It is not wilb the eyes of a
partisan that wo view it. It ib of com
paratively little moment that the Dem
ocratio party is in a minority in tho
Senate. Upon tho wbolo wo arc rather
pleased than otherwise that tho De
mocracy are freed from responsibility
and put in position to make capital
out of tho mistakes or sins of tho op
position. Hut wo cannot be indifferent to the
damning dingrarc which this unexam
pled corruption has brought on the
Senate and the country. For tbo first
time in our history a ' Constitutional
majority has been secured by a cross.
vulgar bargain nnd sale. For the first
lime in our history the United Stales
Senato has become the theatre of, and
Senators have become tho actors in, a
diama that can only bo fitly described J
by tins one word infamous.
rshall, Story, Tanev, Mo-
Lean and their compeers, and it there
lure perhaps makes little difference
what class ol men tboy add to il now,
at no reform will occur until great
men aro once more put into the Presi
dency and tho Democratic party again
assumes power. Tho success of Stan
ley Matthew, who was confirmed a
few daya ago by a Senatorial vote of
22 to 21, is not to bo especially regret
ted, oven though it was brought about
by the mfluenco of railroad monooo
liBts who expoot through birr to cheat
the Government .out of millions, and
by the over anxiety of Southern Dem
ocratio Senators to secure protectio
lor their section oven through dis
reputablo bargain with tbo President
of tbo United States and the nominoe
whoso confirmation wai thereby eon
tinned, buch barguins rarely, if eve
n-auu in genorui puuno good, and are
a blot upon the f,iir lamo of the conn
try und a doep disgraco to all who pur
ticipato in them. However, tho ov
of the suecoss of Matthows is not an
unmitigated one,as it ridsour National
politics of a diingorous, tulonted an
unsoriipulousdemagoiruo tho inventor
and beastly leader of tho infernal fraud
that cheated the people out of a Presi
dent they had oloctcd and imposed tho
imbecile Hayes upon them as th
.I.Lf It. J,, . . i , ..
ciiiet .Magistrate ot mo .nation, a posi
Hon for which ho had no more leanl
claim than had tho meanest rascal who
voted for him.
And thero is anotbor mitigation ol
this vicious appointment. Besides be
Uig consummated by tbo votos ol tho
Southorn' Senators, it was opposed
vigorously by EJciunds, of Vermont
perhaps tho ablest and most malignant
ot the ultra Radicals in tho Senato.
upon tho ground that Matthows outer
tainod and had frequently strongly
expressed very decided States' righle
doctrines, which must ultimately save
our federal Government from destrue-
tion, II it bo saved at all. Whilo Mat
thews is not a man who is distinguished
lor Roman firmness of character, tbo
circumstances of his appointment,
gratitude to the men who saved him
from defeat, and tho usual rogard of
such men as he for consistency ot
opinion in tho more important of those
they havo oxprcssc, will probably
hold him faithful to thoso great patri
otio and essential doctrines.
The great evil in tho appointment of
.Matthews is in tho fact that he is not
a man ol greatness in any form, and
bas for years been the attorney and is
the nppoinlco of Jay GoulJ, tbo mill
ionaire railroad monopolist, who was
choked from the Treasury which he
lyASUINGTO.V HOUSK,
IT NKVT WAHIIINOTOM, pa
Tht! aew aail wall ruraiibad bonce haa ba
taaea br tba anderaigned. Ha feela oonndent el
being able be render aatlafaotUia to tboaa who mar
favor him with a call.
Mar I, 1871. O. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
tri . . i
" lul '"""iiunai uigniiy 01 had despoiled of millions, by a Demo-
the Senato-a Senate controlled by eratic Senate and an honest decision
tho terms of a vile trade, that an ama-1 of the Supremo Court. Gould now has
tcur ease uau ciun would blush to be, hi, confidential ind moat. tr..,l
Who, hereufler, can cherish un am
bition to be chosen to a scat in tho
American Senato a Senate "read by
sample of sickening corruption as was
over attempted by the lowest ward
politicians in tho alums of Now York,
Philadelphia or Now Orleans ? H'njA.
ington rout.
Inside
Work
Moro aocure from Burglars than any
rire t rooi nine, nnu no cxponse
in repairing liolls or Locks.
Patent Hinged Cap,
Four-Wheel Locks,
Inside Iron Linings,
Solid Angle Corners,
Those bafos nro now boing sold in
this Slato In
LARGE NUMBERS,
And give tho
Greatest Satisfaction,
Being the Most Ilighly Finished,
Best Mid., and Choapest First
Class SAFE cvor Produced.
. These Celebrated Sales had the
Champion Record
IN TUB
Great Boston Fire,
And since that time great and mpo-
TANT IMPROVEMENTS hare
been made.
Before Rlvinir your order lo inr
oilier concern, senq lor prioes and
uenunpuve caiaiogoe.
MORRIS & III ELAND
B08TON, MASS.
tea. U, IIM-l.
A Room's Dilemma. Mahono, the
Republican rebel repudiutor, appear.)
to be the worst hurt alter Conkling, of
any Senator, because of tho recent
coup d'etat of Garfield. If ho joins
Conk ling's forces, ho gets the admin
istration down on him and has his
provender cut off, whilo, if ho adhoros
to Garfiold, Conkling and the Demo
crats will polish off any appointments
be may bargain for. From being the
dictator of tho Sonato, whose one vote
made a tie and thus gave power to tho
V ice-Prosident' vote, Mahono'i influ
ence has fallen away below goro. A
spcoial to tho Now York Timet says
tne events or tho last lew dnys havo
sunk Mohone ont of sight, that he is
completely "snuffed out." A special
to tho World repeats the statement in
this way:
"Mahono is in tho worst plight of
all. He has been coddled by tho Stal
warts, and to them he owes tho Chair
manship of tho Agricultural Commit
tee, and tho mighty patronago of
clerkship connoctcd therewith which
ho has given to Oorham'a brother-in-law
and a follower who is said to sharo
tho clerk's salary. That will be tho
extont of his patronage If he should
stand by the Stalwarts. On the other
band, should ho side with tho admin
istration be will get nominations, but
tho Democrats will oppose tbcm, and
with tbo aid of the descried and en
raged Stalwarts can reject them. The
administration could give him a lew
petty offlcca which do not rcquiro con
firmation, but at tho risk of Democratic
disploasuro, and that tho President
cannot afford to incur."
A Ct:ti Endorsement. Tho new
Secretary ol the Treasury la weeding
out sorno ot the old clerks in bis De
partment. At bis request Mr. Goonro
Ij. Clark, chief of the pay division of
Ibe fourth auditor'! offico of the Treas
ury Department, and Mr. William It
Moore, tho deputy fourth auditor.
ave tendered their reeignations. to
take effect immediately. Secretary
n indom decline to mako publio tho
circumstances connected with his re-
iioest, but it ig learned from an authen
tic oonrce that an investigation which
recently occurred at the Navy Depart
ment developed tho fact that the por-
sons named had accepted a personal
check from Taymaslor Stevenson, ol
tho Navy, In settlement ol adclinonen-
cy of hit accounts, and issued a certifi
cate that his accounts bad been prop
erly settled. The Paymaster was en
deavorlng to obtain a promotion at the
time.
Tin Taug Inwardness. The New
ark (Ohio) Advocate remarks: "Tbo
true iowardness ol the Garfield Conk
ling situation is about this: Blaino is
a positivo force. lie camo within a
hair'e breadth of receiving the Presi-
deutial nomination in 1874. lie came
pretty near it agin in 1880. Both
times Conkling woa the man who de
feated bim. But for Conkling, Blaine
would bo President to day. Conklinif
doclinoa to have any personal relatione
with Blaine. Their feud is onoof those
that are irroconcilable and last for
life. Conkling nover makes op.' Blaine
bas concluded that if ho cannot be
President that tho next best thing is
to be the power behind Garfield. Men
aro human. Politicians with disap
pointed ambition nro human. 'To get
even' is as natural a desiro with a Jim
Blaino as with a Jim Smith. Bluine,
thinking of 7G and '80, is enjoying the
rare luxury of gottmg even with Conk
ling. But it is tho biggest split that
ever afflicted tho Republican party.
Blaino and Conkling are the leading
'bosBca,' and if their quarrel dostroys
the party, there aro thousands of Re
publicans whowill join the Democracy
in bailing its downfall as a millennium
lor tho country." Statesmen, instead
of domngoguos, will come to tho front
Csar Number Two. Kx-Governor
Hendricks suys that one night his
menu, Loloncl Donald Morrison, of St.
l.ouis, nnd a party of boon compan-
ions were returning to their homes
when Morrison halted thorn in front
of his residence and insisted that they
should enter and tuko a Dartirnr plana
. . . o o -'
Mr. llundricka continues: "Atlastono
ol tho gentlemon suggested that maybe
sirs. Morrison might object. Tho Colo
nel seemed deeply offended. He drew
himself up proudly and said: 'Now
you shall cotno In, for 1 Intond to show
you that I am Crosar in this houso.'
Scarcely had bo uttered this proud
declaration than a second-story win
dow raised, and a feminine voico, cold
and cutting, rang out on the pale air:
Yon are right, gentlemen. Go borne
to your wives, I'll take care of Canarl'
Of couiso tbo party went homo, and
Colonel Don. pensively retired."
at
torncy on tho Supreme bench itself,
and ho will no doubt bo able to fill va
cancies upon it in the future as ho did
this one. Clinton Democrat.
IK-MPKRANCE HOUSE,
NKW WASIIINHTOK, PA.
D. D. ROSK, . . Pnoratarnn.
&TThe beat of aoooatraihlatlona for ma aad
beaai. A lberal ehere of tiublla patriate la
eollollod. eoi.IK.'SU.1
Oor un gid.ifrtUfmmt.
SUA
W HOUSE,
CLE.AltKIt-I.D,
PKS'.V'A.
AXDKSIV PB.yrZ.JH.Pnfi.M.
Thl. h'tlel I. It.pt in 6r.l-ola.a .trie at ra.on
able ra'ea. Oct looatl-ia la torn f ir bj.lfte..
ateo. Prae but lo and Iroia all traiaa. liood
eamule r.ini.
Ulearllold, I'a , Peb. IS, Mil tf.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
OLKM 1101'K, TSSS A.
TUB aad.nltnal, bailee, leaaad tbll coin
mudi iaa II. .1.1, la tba nlltge of lilea Hope,
ia now nrepar-d to accommodate all who uiwr
call. Mr tahla and bar eball ba aopplied with
the beat the marhet arToHi.
OBOItiln! W. DOTTS, Jr.
Olen Uopa, Pa , March IS, I87t.tr.
gUSQUKUANNA 1IO USB,
CuEWENSVILLE, PENN'A.
CaT-Tlile oi l ana ej.ll a.taill.b.,l II .'.I k..
beo leaicd br the uoitr.iie I, an t be tech ooa
fldent ol rco.lettca atl.facllun t tb-ee who mar
patroniaa fana. U . I at.blini attached.
LtJtVId C. BLOOM, Proprietor.
April II, 'SI tf.
THE REPUBLICAN,
Publish. Ttry Wthdstidftj bj
G. B. GOODLANDER,
C'LliAHrlKl.l, PA.,
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la Nurth western Penuaylraula.
The largo and constantly increasing
oiroulution of the Republican
renders it valuable tobusinoss
moo a a modi urn thro'
which to reach the
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rpilS anderalfned b.rl leare to announce n,
X ha cittataa of Clearfield and rlctnltr, that
ho baa fitted up a room and baa ju.t returned
irom tne cue ana a lerga annum ol readi
matter, eonai.tinf ia part of
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It paid after threo months, . 'i 60
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U'ben papers are sent outside of the
oouuty payment must be in advance.
ALLEGI1ENV HOUSE,
CLBAKPIKLO, PK.VN'A.
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-aT-Tllt home la Dlaa.enttv lnn.ti. I R..I
""i ..reel, anq convenient to tbe Court luuea
anu an ou.toa.. olaoe. of the to... I. h. m.
oentlr beci refitted anl rer.jrQi.htl frcia oellar
to attic. II .r cujiiIIcI mth eh dceat lio ura
rhl firoi.bed with tbe btal tbe m iratal...,ie
Uood .table at t whed. Hatol m. derate
April IJ. 1881 t(.
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Mo. 3 Routli Tblrd Htreet, Phlla lelphla
BACKERS,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by tuAtl will rMtr pruu.pt iteu
ion, ana til inform at in a nhMrfull rnrnihr.
vrur ioitoua. April ll.tt
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Canker.! ami ISrokcrjt.
Kcjnold. villa, Jenbrsou Co., Pa.
Hoaer receired oa dcno.lt. Ditoounlo at m
lerala ratca. Ea.tam aod Foreira Kaobaoc. al
aara on band and collection. protnrMr made.
Keon ildirllla, Doc. IS, 1874.-1;
County National Bank,
OP CLEARFIELD, PA.
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V et.t of T A. K,ata'a olora.
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town, lllaa(oa, London, Parle and Copenhagen
Aleo, Draftaforaaleon the Roral Bank of Irelaad
and Imperial Benk of Luadoa.
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W. M. 8I1AW. C.hicr. Janl.SI
jpfntlstni.
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YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS:
Look Oft, IIotb! Tho Bedford
(la:ette says it may be somewhat pre
sumptious in us, but, nevertheless, wo
hereby nominate the Presidential and
Vice-Presidential candidatos ol tho
Republican party for 1884. For Pres.
ident, Thomas J. Brady; for Vice-Pros-ident,
Stephen W. Dorsoy. Don't ex
claim "impossible!" You would haw
hold up your bands in horror if you bad
boen told, in 1873, that James A. Gar
field would over bo President, or, in '79,
that Cbcstttr A. Arthur would ever bo
Vice-President of these United Statep,
A Nrwcomir. The Now York Sun
chronicles the arrival in that city ot a
black sakis, a kind ol Peruvian mon
key with long, black hair and a bushy
tail. Ilo wears a square-cut English
beard, and when be wakes nn be al
ways parts hia hair and beard in tbe
middle and bangs hia hair over his
yes before titling bank oo his tail lo
be admired. Perhaps this imitative
anthropoid i( limply aa Eoglisk noble
man In tbJsl ot a kt belr.
Iu Kino or Monopolists. Th
editor of tho Clinton Democrat say
When the Supremo Court of the
United States sustained tho Constitu
tionahty of tho celebrated Thurman
bill, which compelled tho Pacific rai
roads to pay millions of dollars into
tho ledcral Treasury they had with
held from tho Government, Gould do
clared that not only Thurman, but a!
so Wallace, of this State, McDonald
of Indiana, Kornan, of New York, and
Randolph, of Now Jorsoy, who bad so
ubly sustained Thurman in tho Sonate.
should also be deflated. With the
aid of the Republican party bo made
his throat good. At the same timo ho
largely contributed to tho election of
liartiolil, lor what reason tho public
moy infer when llicy seo him dictat
tng an appointment to tho Stiprome
bench. Gould unblusbingly testified
beloro a Congressional committo of in
vcstigatinn that ho had contributed
immense sums of money to defeat ccr
tain candidate! for Congress and elec
others. Ho is supposed to he ablo to
command majorities in both Houses ol
tho nowly elected Congress, he holds
tho President in his grip, nnd h
made a fair start towards liastcning bis
talons upon the Supremo Court ol the
Nation. Can it be said, then, with
truth, that we have not Kings in
America as well as upon tho othor
conlinentsof tho earth? If tho Radical
party is not gotten out of power wo'll
soon havo thorn In name as woll ns in
fuct in the United States.
Tho fifty-cighlh annual convention
of tho Grand Lodgo of Pennsylvania,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
began in tho Opera Houso at Harris
burg, on Tuesday, May 17, nnd con
tinued in session until Thursday. Tli
roport of tho Grand Master showed
tho Order to ho in a flourishing condi
tion and tbeao was no loss in member
ship during tbo year. Tho following
gentlemon wero oloctcd for the ensuing
year: itranti Waster, Robert Wright,
ol Philadelphia j Deputy Grand Mas-
tor, Francis M. Rea, of Philadelphia ;
Grand Wnrden, C. N. Hiekok, ol Bod
ford; Grand Secretary, Jnmcs U. Nich
olson, of Philadelphia; Grand Treas
urer, M. Richards Mucklo, ol Phila
delphia, and Orand Representative of
tho Sovoroign Lodge, Isaao A. Shep
pard, of Philadelphia.
Good Advice. Tho Chamborsburtr
Spirit remarks as follows: "Tbi! is
hot weather, Mr. Blaine, and you
know how tusccpiiblo you aro to sun
stroke. Wear your umbrella, old boy,
whon the ran of New York shines in
your vicinity. Roscoo, remember, can
not forovor be kept under a cloud. If
you know enough to koep In whon il
rains, you'll bo smart enough, wo trust
lo keep envored when this eon shines.
Friendly church stops aro not ready
every day In Washington to embrace
a fallen sinner, as they onco wore, and
i residential coat-taila are not always
secure point! of refuge. Keep In,
James, ketp In."
Mori "Injuns." An exchango re
marks: "Tbo tribe ia increasing. Ma-
Jionc, Riddlebergor, Longsireet, and
lloaby are not to monopohto publio
admiration ai the patterns after which
Republicans are now cu U Tbe Enures
of Star route Brady and bi( brother lo
theft, Doraey, and their pard, Gorbam,
art to be pot oa Ihe fashion platea."
DR.
E.M.THOMPSON,
(OOce la Bank Bonding,)
Curwenarllle, Clearneid Co
ich IJ '7S tf.
Pa.
( SI. HILLS,
OPEHATIVK ItEATHT,
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JjS.IS79-tf
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each aa Walaut, Cheilnut and Painted Chamber
Snitea, Parlor Rnllel, Racllnln( and Eatemtoa
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II II R N B D I1VTI
stir lor
BURNED UPI
Thecubaerlbara hare, at (rant eipenae.reballta
aelihborhood aacoeeltj, la tbe erection of a Irit
olaea Woolen Maaafactorr, with all lbs modora
Improramanu attached, and aro prepared to make
all kind, af Cloth., Caaaimeraa, Hetleetle, Ulaa
kela, Plaanala, Ac Plenty af (nod. aa haad la
eapplr all our old and a tboaaaad aew ea.tomere.
whom we aak to noma aad eiemlne aar aloak.
Tha haaiaaaa of
CARDING AND FULLING)
will recelce oar aapaclal alteatloa. Prener
arranremonta will ba mada lo racalra aad dellrar
Wool, le .all ea.tomere. All work watranud aod
doao apoa tba .borte.t ,.tl ,.d br atrial atlea.
tloa I baala.ai w. hops to raaliaa a llbaral aaara
lOMMI POUNDS WOOL WANTED I
Wa will a., ib. h,b.. marhrt .Hoe tar W
aad Mil aar maaafaalarwd t aa law aa almlbat
a--- nw woaf ai ta tne
e fall Va raadar rawa.1
alwara ba foaad at heme readr aa an
aaplaaaalaa, altkar la aaneaW br Ul
.AIMidOB.Sor.'
POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES,
.CARDS,;
LETTER HEADS,
ENVELOPES,
BILL HEADS,
STATEMENTS,
PAMPHLETS,
CIRCULARS,
Ao., to.,
IN THE BEST STYLE,
AND ON
REASONABLE TERMS.
ORDERS BY MAIL
FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
llun tnd l'rn,ir du.di; Mtiu thd Vutih.
noai Uriet, LeKl Cip, Hrevti Citi, tud Hill Cm."
Hhr Muiio, tur viltier Hmio, rim or Vio! a'
ooDiimily od LkdU. Any bcokc or miiut.tr;
tlcirwJ ib hi J uja-nui hmt tu bDdttll be w tier-d
by firtt t ), and o!d it vbulvfitl or rcuil
to tull utotEcri. I will Mlru kft it.tiMiie.i
llterxur, lunb Mhignttie, .Sw-...f n, Ac.
I. A. UAU1.1H.
Ol.arfl.ld. yiy 7, IseH-lf
New Departure
-IX-
L.UTIIERSBURG!
Her ifier, roods wilt b. luld tor CASII ,b.
or lo i tr bio t for produce. No book will L,
krpi In ibt future. AM old ccoudii mutt bi
eitlfd. Tbopo bo etnnt-t tit up, mil plciM
band over tbelr nolei ted
CLOSE THE RECORD.
I an detain.. ii 4 lo nil tn wooA at ru.
pricai, aorl at a di-oont far ' Ulo ibat Tr
oil-rd in ibii -irioilr. Tho diicouat I allow mi
flualuDifn, will makf ihtnn rirb in twrnty yronli
lhtj follow my idtireand buy ihtir rootli itm
a. I will pay eiib for wheat, ooti ant) rlt.T-wd-
DANIKL OOULAMKK
laulborft ura, Januaty 17, IBJ7
FACT3 WORTH KNOWlf.C
' Olatrrr.Darha, Haa-lra.-.FtmittUr
"tianv other of the beu meUKtu( known are
-killlullyrofflbtrMd 1:1 Patn-'T.(,iN(.tn Iuki,
iunjki(iytnrtuicu (Jlood Punier iii
Iba Beat UaaltN aad fitraagtb Laatcrci
Lter Uacd.
lprertltthrromrmiiinorrrairBii'sr.m
aa 1 ONic Ihal nodiatravjcari lorn; "Kl v hrr-
r it ud. II ynu hae Oyapaptia, Hcadacht
renvajmaiiwrn, nwuriigia, Bowil, KadieCV ar'
Lwar OiMrder, or il you iifrl a ml j uimiibht,!
w appciiacr, ma iomi U ut n mt!i ir
ryti. it U li.shlycurat.MaodiavLoiatii.,
iut never iniot:aiuij.
If vaa Ait tlutmir wastinT mwav triih
latmptioaor any i. knr.a. n you hive a Piinfui
Cayghoi a bid Cold, PAHkan'iGiCKt 1 oxi.
in auixiy iwip you. H five new tile an.
ifor to (he freMe and a-r-3. and it a trrtai .
jre for nhtumitiari an J Chalen lf'n'.um
It Uaa bared UautlrMa of Llroaj It h)
iwi ivin.
If yott ara ferlina m.etjt, dm't watt unti
'fu are down uck, but utc the 1 oic lo-dj)
'O matter what your diteauot iviajturui m
jt, it nt j;ih-e prompt relief.
Kememlserl Vakkih " (Jiwr.r Tnmr U n'i
rum drink but the Qatar BnH .'.. r. :i
MtdieiM ever ma fin. rurrnrvtindrri kar fl
focea, and entirely diflercnl Irani liairth
'gcr prrparaiioo and all other I onic. Tr
x. botile, Vmir dnirrtit can ti rtr.lv vmi. 1
PARKER'S HA in BALSAM
Tha feat aad lott Oeaoaileal llalr Dratilaj
aq i;ute!y perfumed and perfectly fcarmletA.
UllI Always UoataraOraj or Fad-d Calr
Jo ha original yotithtt I cvnr and ifwitmet, m'1
It warranted t ttnp iu faaf, aatviat iia trv..i
and rrevent bald neat,
A l.'w appli.- .iiont of iVfuMM n wftei I
h.i'r,rlriia leanri-tl nnd cure ircliir.j ai I I
awe n of iheacalp. ixtU by tv.ldrutau a (.
A(-t. 6th. Idttl lj.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
SECOND ETItEhT,
CLEARFIELD, PA..
DEALKH8 IN
PURE I)ltU(iS!
CIIKMICALS:
PALM'S, OILS, DYE SI I I F
VARNtSIIEP.
BRl'SIIKS.
rANl'Y OOtlDP.
PKItHlMERV.
TOILET ARTICLES,
Or ALL KINDS,
PURE WISES AXD LIQUORS
for nediolnal panoses.
Trua.a., Bnnvortar., Sohool Booke anil Stall, n
rr, and all other article, a.ually
found la a Drue Btore.
PIIYSICtANS' PrlKSf RIPTIIIKH iir.
rt'LLY COMFOtlNDKD. Ilarinr a larrr .
larlanoe la tha bu.lna.a ther nan viva entire aet-
lalartiua.
S a. riARWirK.
John v ihivin
rrieardeia. finMmW is. lara
aarlrHir
ah. anaae.
lataar.' '
avira.
wawar p. S
Uvo. 11. (.oodlnudor,
Clearfield,
Clearfield County, Pa.
Ayer's
Hair Victor.
FOR REST0RINQ GRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOn.
It Is a most atrrppalile ilrrwine. rtiirli
Il at once liarnilrns ami cffoclnal, Ut inr-
wrvlng ihs lair, n rrslorri. vt Hit iW
gloss ami freatiiiras of youth, faunl or sr.ii .
IlKlit, and ml hair, to a rich brown, or iln-f
black, as may bo tlotlml. Ily In lire llnu
lialr la thlcltciiHl, and balilnnt "V.en
though not always cured. It cluiki falliiiS
of the hair Immediately, and emtet a nrr
tniwtli in all caatrs wht.e ihe glimli
not drcnyrd; while to limilir. wink. '
oihnrwlao dlicucd hair, Il Imparls a itril.tr
and ilrriigih, and rpndcrs It pllalde.
The Vmon clransos llic acslp. rurri mi
rrercnts llio fonnatlon of dandniH; ami.
by lis cooling, illmulailng, ami ao-nliim
prnportlra, It irals nitiit if nol all of Un
humors and dlwosrs peculiar tn Ihe aralp.
keeping It cool, clean, and soft, umlrr
which conditions diseases of the scalp "n't
hair aro Impossible.
As a Dressing for Ladies' Hair,
The Virion Is Incomparable. It Is w lor
kit, contains neither oil nor dye, and i"
not soil while cambric. It Imparls an
agreeable and luting perfume, and u sn
article (or th! toilet It Is aconomloal and
ttiiaurpaaaed lu iu oxmIIcuc.
Ilr.J.C.miCU.M.lim,
a4 aaarjrataavt
oto it ax HMen imrrw1