ilaltvoads.
I'ennHylrnnlnllullroiMl
TYRONE CLEARFIELD BRANCH
ON and after Ifondnj, NOV. I, 1180, the
Oaaaeacor Tralaa will run dally (exoept Sun
day,) batween Tyrone aad Oloarfiold, m follow, .
CL2ARKIKLD HAIL.
"L E A V g 80 U T H . j L B A V it K Q R T H
Oorwenavlllo,..!. 10, p. H
Rlvervlew 1.30, "
Clenrteld, 1.40, '
Leonard,., 1.(11,
Barrett ..i.H, "
Woodlud, 4.01,
Biltr, 0s,
Walleoeton,......17. '
Bin. Unll, 4.16,
Oraham, 4.81, "
Phlllp,b.org,,..4.S5, "
Stelner'a 4. SO, "
Boynton a. at,
Owola, 4.61,
Powolton, (.05,
Summit, I. IS,
Venaooyoo,...,..o.to,
Tyrone,. (.00,
Tyrone.......
Vaneeoyoo,
finmmlt,
Poweltoa,.,,
Oeoeola,.....,
... t.M.a.a
... .H,
.. 0.50, '
...10.00,"
...10.11, '
lloynton
Bteinor'e
Phlllp.burf,
Grabam,.,.,.,
Blui Ball
Wallnoeton,.
B'ler
..10.17,"
..10.11,"
..10.14,
.10.1",
..10.J7,"
..10.44,
..10.il,"
Woodland, 10. H. '
Barrett, 11.07,"
Laonard 11.1,
Clearteld, ,U. It,
Rlvervlew. .....11.14, "
Oorwenevlle,.ll.0i.
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTn.
Cnrwenivtlle- 5.80 a.
Rlverview... 6.30 "
Clearteld.. 1.47 "
Laonard, Hm, t.63 "
Barrett, 1.47
Woodland,..., 0.03 "
Bijler, 0.00 "
Walineetoa,... 0.14 '
Blue Ball, 0.11 "
Tjrono,. 7.M r. .
Vaneeoyoo,..... 4J "
Summit 0.06 "
Powlton,.....i7 "
Oacaola, 0 28 "
Boynton, 8.34
fiteiaer'a, 8.39 "
Pbillpibnr...8.4
Oraham, 8.47 "
Bine Bell, 6.66 "
Wallacaton,...0.02 "
Biglor 0.10 "
Woodlnnd,...O.I7
Barratt 0.16 "
Laonard, 0.30 "
Claarfield,....10.07 "
Riverviow,...10.l4 "
Carwonavillo 10.29 "
Graham,
Pblllpibnr.
Steiner 'a,;..,.
Boynton ,
Oeoeola
Poweltoo,....
Bumiait
Vanaooyoo,.,..
Tyrone,..,
PIllLirSBltRO A MOBHANNON BRANCHgS
LBAVB 10VTI.
P. M.
1:80
1:40
1:46
1:49
HtTI HORTI.
A. . T. . F. a.
7:16 13:40
7:00 1116 6:09
11:11 6.00
12:14 4:68
. . a. .
vlnoae.
Morriedala,
Philipeborg,
b'leinor'a
Boynton,
Oaeeola,
Motbannon,
Sterling,
Houtidale,
MoCeoley,
Kendrioh 'a,
Ramey.
7:30
7:33
7:0
10:10 7:68
10:36 8:11
10:48 8:10
1:66
8 II)
3:19
9:60 11:04 4:40
9:84 11:61 4:30
9:30 11:46 4:16
0:16 11:40 4:10
9:10 11:36 4 l(
9:16 11.80 4:0
9:10 11:16 4:00
8:13 10:48 8:36
3:80 10:63 8:36
8:36
8:40
10:68 8:41
11:13 8:49
BALD EAULg VALLEY BRANCU.
El. Mail.
P. w. A. at.
Mail. Eip.
7.00 0.20 leara Tyrona arrlr. a aa
r. a,
1.13
8.37 Bald Eaala i;
7.66
7.41
T.05
8.43
8.33
0.13
(.00
6.26
6.01 9.18
8.14 9.43
31 9.61
8.46 10.03
Julian (.J,
Mileabnrg . .i6
Bellefonta 6.06
Mileabnrg 4.66
9.08 10.19
Howard 4.31
lUISarrlre L. Heron leere8.66
TYRONE STATION.
KAaTWARO. A
Cincinnati Kxp., 9:63
waarwAnn. a.m.
fltteburRb Exp'aa, 1.68
raoi&e Kxpreia, 8:67
Jobnitown Ezprelt,9:07
p. n.
Cbioao Day Ej., 11:18
Mail Train, 8:08
Huntingdon Aec'n. 6:20
i-aoine Kiproea, 8:13
- P.n.
Way Paiienger, 1:14
Chicago Eipreii, 8:31
Mail Train, 7.01
Kilt Line, 7:;ig
Uloee oonnacUona made by all tralni at Tyrona
and Look Haven.
8. t. BLAIR,
Snperintendenl.
STAOH LINE3.
A itage leant CnrweniTille dally for Beynolde
ellla, at 1 o'clock, p.m.,arriTingat Reynoldirllla
at t o olook, p. m. Returning, learea Ueynolda-
..... , u coca, a. m., arriving at Cur
wenatille al 11 o'clock, at. Para, each way, 82.
A atage learn Cnrwenirllle daily, at 1 o'clock,
p. m., lor uuboii city, arriving at DiiBoii City
at 6 o'elook, p. m. Returning, Teavea DuBoli at
7 o'clock, a. m., dally, arriving at Cnrwenivllla at
oioca, w. rare, each way, 81.60.
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
LOW OKADB DIVISION.
l" alter Monday, Nov 16th, 1880,
V tbe patienger tralni will run daily (eicept
Sunday) between Bed Bank and Driftwood, al
followf :
EAHTWARU Day Mail leavaa Plttibnrg
8:54 a. m . Red Bank 1 1 :36 ; bltge Juaction 1 1 :6 1 "
New Bethlehem 11:66 p. m.; Mayavilla 1:10 i
Troy 1:36 Brookville 1:54 ( Poll.r'e 1:20 1 R.y.
noldevlllal:38 j DuBoll 3:08 : Bumoit Tunnel
3:11 1 Peoteld 8:41) Tyler i 3:43 i Beneiette 4:3h
arrival at Driftwood at 4:20.
WETW ARD.Day Mall leav Driftwood
12:20 p. m.j Beneiette 1:00 ; Tyler'e 1 !8 ;
PenOold 1:S i Hnmmit Tunnel 1:00 1 DuBolii-14;
Reynoldvlllel:38( Pullev'al:64: Brookville 3 I6
Troy 8:31; Mayivilla 3:64; New Bethlehem 4 09 ;
Shgo Junction 4:47; Red Bank 6:03 1 arrival at
Plttibnrg at 7:40 p. m.
J9 Tke Reynoldavllle Aoeommodatlon leavaa
Keynold.villa daily at 7:46 a. in., and arrival at
Red Bank at 10:60 a. m., Piluburgh at 1:40 p.m.
Leave. Pituburgk at 1:16 p. m.; Had Baik at
4:66 p. m-i arriving at Reynoldavllle at 0:06 p. in.
Cloaa eoaneotloni made with tralni on P. A I
Railroad at Drift.ood, and with tralni on tha
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID McCARUO.Oen'l Sup't
A. A. Jaoxaon, Sup't L. O. Div.
FARE FROM CLEARFIELD,
TO
$4 00
Selleronte, Pa II 96
Luck Haven .. 1 70
Williamiport. I 80
Middletawa
Marietta
Lanoaatcr .
4 44
4 80
Huntingdon.- 1 80
Lewiitowa- S 90
Maryevilla. 4 60
Cuwenirille 10
Oiceola 05
UARHIKBURU... 4 75
PHILADELPHIA 7 90
Aitoona I 65
Johmtown....H 1 86
fhllipibnrr. ......
Tyrone
riTTSBURd 6 1
isnnn(ou3.
Sll(ii:MAKIN(;.t hr(hy forn
troni, and mankind In leneral, that I ban
removed my hoemeklnr ihop to the rocn ie
j I . er 8. I. Hnydor'l Jewelry Here,
... ..... . F..ping va ao an aindi of worl
In my line cheaper than any other ihop in town
All work warranted aa wood aa ... k. .1
whern alaa. Poaltlrely Ihii Ii tbacheancrt ebon
la ClMrfialil. Ins u i.uu.....n r
Dei Til, 1878-lf.
Clearfield Nursery.gS
ENCOURAGK HOME INDUSTRY
TUB underlined, barln( oiuhllihod a Nur
ery on the 'Pike, about half way between
vnarnem ana k'urwenivllle, Ii prepared to
niib all klndl of FRUIT TKKkS, (etandard
owarr.) Krergreem, Shrubbery, Orapa Vlnae,
Oooeeberry, Lawloa Blackberry. Btrawberrr.
and Haapberry Vinei. Alio, Hiberien Crab Tree.,
(Julnee, and early aoarlat Rhubarb, Ao. Order!
r.vM.u HMuaig to. Addraee,
J. 1). WRIOHT.
lep-6-y Cnrweneville, Pa.
FOR ALL!
LOTS OF
New Goods,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Come to Frenchville 1
I HAVE iuet received the Inrgost
stock of aondt ever broneht to
tliu leotlort of the county, which 1
will sell for cash or product as cboap
pa nicy uan oe oougni cisewnoro. lly
Dry goodS,
Groceries, Boots S Shoes,
Hardware,
flails a epeoialty.'
Ready Made Clothing.
ArullotookofFISn. Salt in large
u Buia,u eataa, ur oy IU Darrol.
CROCKEHY WARE,
atone or day. QUE KS WARE, all
style and quality. In ohort, I bare
erorything necdod by the farmer, the
mecnamo, tne laborer, or anybody
else, whioh I will tell juat aa cheap aa
the gooda can be purchased anywhere
Bias, riease call and examine my
gooda and price bolore Investing
elsewhere.
L.M. COUCRIET.
Frenchville, Pa., liar. 2, '81-tf.
Sew aawtlsciufnts.
E. S. HENDERSON,
UNDERTAKER
BI'HSSIPK, PRNlt'A.
T1IR tuUcriUr nor oflVr to the eitlteDi of
BuronlJa and ylclolty, ao unprovllcJ
t-wlaHj. HarcalW all klndi or Owketn and
Cofflai will bv kept on band, and ordtra ftlletl al
ODOO.
funeral .it tended Anywhere
I will furoUh tha ft neat aa welt ti ilia ehaanaat
article! 4edioatd to funerali- All orderi kit at
the ilora of Job C. Com ma will rewire prompt
ati tot loo. For fnrther particular!, en.ll oq or
adilreai
R. S. IlBKDKKtiON.
l. 10, ISTK-tf.
DIRECTIONS.
Por catarrh, lovtr,
old in tha head, As.,
insert with tbe Anger,
"ARRH, C0tHr A 1
particle of the Balm
nto lb trilet draw
i Iron a; breathe through
.a vZjl-"S sy.
no ooee, it wut be
.uMrbad, eleaainc,
aod boaliof the dia
oaaed ncmbrao.
For aafueaa.
Apply a p article Into
in ear.
ELY'S CREAM BALM
flAVlNO ralaed an anrlabla local ranutatlon.
ditplaalnic all other preparation! in tbe vicinlt
of direoTary, ii, on ill marita alone, rroogniied aa
a wonuariui remedy waerever Known. A fair
trial will eonrtnoe tha moat iheptioal of Ita corn
tira powara. It efleetoally oleanael the naaal
paing-ee ol tatarrbalTlrua, oaatlni, healthy aecre.
tioni, nllaya inflammation and irritation, nroteeta
themembranal lioinjriof the bead from additional
ooldi, eompletely beali tha torea and reetorea tbe
aenaa or taite and amell. Beneneial reaulta are
realiied by a few applieatione. A thorough treat
ment ae aireeiea win eere vatarrn. Ae a homo.
bold remedy for oold in the head it ! nnenualed
1 he Balm ie eaey to nee and arTeeeble. Hold by
dmngirtf at 60 eeoti. On receipt of 60 eenta
will mail a package. Send f'r eirenlar with fall
loiormation.
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO.,Owe.o, N. Y.
For aala by tha Clearfield DrugffiiU, and by
uuivaaio i,rujri;iBia generally.
April Otb, l8l m.
NEW WASHINGTON
NORMAL 1N.T1T1IT..
Opena Monday, April 18th, 1881,
to Continue 12 Weeks.
rpHrSfehootooBomendi Itself to public favor
j, iot am io i tow id k reaeoni :
Flrit. Boardinj eao be had in good famiHea at
i rum 94 to faf.sv per weei.
Second. Location ii healthful and loeletjr r-
Biieu ana ouiiarea.
Third. The count of itady embodiei the State
Aormal School featorei. and ii partionlarly
adapted to the noli of thoie who aipeot to teach.
Fourth. The itudenU hart tbe adraatagoofa
wBii-oonuaciea uattj ctooietjr, belore wnioh
will be dellrered a Mi lea of free lecture!.
Fifth. The work uf the aobool It itlmultH by
tbe etiAOuragement and faror of an Intelligent
ootniannitj.
tsijth. Special attention will be gtren tbe
Normal olaei bj the Fnaoipal, who U a iraduata
of a Bute Normal School, aod the Initructlon 1b
ibeory of reanhiofr, UoTernment, ka., will be
made to accord with tha modern Ideal of ad-
raneed eduoaton.
TUITION:
NORMAL DSPAHTMKNT.
Com moo Braachei with School toonomr...tS 00
Coaatnon Brencbee and School Koonomy
wun Aifteora, ue'itnfliry, I'oji.sai ueng.
raphy, Natural Pbiloiophy, Ctrl. (Jot-
ernuaent, Latin, etc S AO
URAM.MAH DKf'ARTaM KNT.
iiiorti gia!!H
Lower c1mbi
& 00
, i 00
Yqt farther inrornation addreii.
W . . AMUKOSK, Oiceola, Pa.,
MaiT bAVAQE, ClcarflelJ.
lar. 0, ISDl.tf.
DEAI.tIl8 IN
Dry Goods, Groceries and
. General Merchandise,
WOODLAND, CL'FDOO., Pi,
Respectfully solicit their patrons
and the public generally to call and ei am
ine their new atock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
consistin'o or
Cashmeres, Velveteens, Delnlncs,
juuwns, uringuams, 1'rints, Un
bleached and Bleached Mus
linB, Fancy Skirts, Sheet
ings, Tickings, Cari)eU,
Kngs, Oil Cloths,
HOSIERY,
Laundriod, White,
Cheviot and Pcrcalo
Shirts, Gloves, Neckwear.
Mon'a and lioyo' Clothing,
lints, Caps, Boots, Shoos, otc, eto.
Groceries & Ccn'l Merchandise
Will be found 01 first quality, and
satisfaction is guaranteoil. 1 bo fol
lowing are alwuys kept on hand,
(some few only in thoir soason):
Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spices, Syrups
Confectioneries, Orangos, Lemons.
Bananas, Figs, Datos, eto., Hard
ware, Quoonswaro, Glassware,
Tinware, Wood and Willow
ware, FainU, Oils, Clocks,
Trunks, Valises, Mirrors,
Stationery, Furnlturo,
& Minors' Suppllos,
ALSO, DEALERS IN
BAHK,E.E.TIES& SHINGLES.
July 28, 1880-tf.
TUB
CuiCAQOYoRTii Western
RAILWAY
Ii the OLDEST, BEST CONSTRUCTED, BEST
leading' railway
west an0n0rth-westi
It ll tha laerteet and neat roale between Chleif o
Northern tllinoll, Dakota, Weomlna, Nehmrta,
Iowa, California, Oreoa, Ariiona, Utah, Col-
mti peiBll la
vrBuu, luanv, mooiana, NeTada,Bnd tot
COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA.
DENVER, LKAUVII.I.B, '
SALT LAKE, SAN FllANCISCO.
Deadwood, Sloal OIIT. Cedar Ranldi. Dae Malu.
u,.b., ana b.i noinie in ina terrttariee, and
tho Waat, Aleo, for Milwaukee. Uroea be.
Orbkoeh, ob.borgaa, alarouelle. Fond da Lae.
"ir.wB, noufoioa, jNeanan, fleaaalia, Bt
marek, Winona. LaCroaea. Ow.iynn.. ..J .1
, iina.aDoiie. uaros. vni... Ria.
polnta ia Mlnneaota, DakoU, Wiieeniia and the
North well.
At Conneil Blnffi the Train r ih. rki a
North Weetera and the II. P. Rail..,, .,,,
, ... a, v.. eama jotnl unloa
Depot.
At Cbiraan, alooa eonnaetioae in uk
1 ..... rnnre, nnoniaan ventral, Baltimore A
Ohio, Ft. Werne A Pern, .Irani.. ... ffc... a
Orand Trnnk Kailwaji, aad tha Kankakee aad
raa iianaia nomee.
Cloaa eonneetloni nada at Jnnetina Polntl.
It ii the ONLY LI.NEmonlnj
Pullmnn Hotrl Dining Cnrs
irwintf
CHICAGO and COUNCIL BLUFFS.
aa-i-eiimea niaepert at all Nitht Traiaa-
Intlat npon Tiekel Aienll aelllnw aoa Tl.b.i.
Tia thii road. Kiaalea roar Tioketa, and rafnis
Horlk-Weatara Railaar.
if job wiih the BeiltrerollntacooinandiHo..
wf ... 11 in, aa net reeal are. La. Ckl..a a
tobwiU haetoar tlekate by thii roata, AND
WILL TAKE NOM OTHER.
All Iiehel AfeaU aell Tlekeli be th la Line.
UARVIN UUUHITT,
Id V. V. aad Oaaaral Maaaaer,
', '1r. Chl.
y.nr.B a..in.ai.r;mw-
1 ' ''-''T'-CTTft .lirrarimtni
iUisrfllnnfocs.
John Irvin & Bros.,
t TRWKNSVII.I.K, I'A.,
DEALKItS IN
All Kinds of Merchandise,
Bl'Oll AS
Dry Goods, Groceries, Etc
MANrfACTUHKRS AND UKALEKB IN
SH Alii: TIJIIIER,
AND KVKHT DUSCKIUlOK OK
SAWED LUMBER CUT TO ORDER,
Tho Only Manufacturers In Clearfield
County of the
NEW PROCESS flour:
M
wi.orn, chop ajtu ii.eo
.4f.sr.f ojt ii.i. r it r
P'Casli paid for all kinds of
Urfiin Wheat, Kje, Oats, Etc.
Curwemrllle, Pa,, Jane I. ISeO-tf.
HOFFER'S
Cheap Cash Store
IKM)M Nl). TIIHI.P., OPKRA IIOL'OB,
Clearfield, Pa.,
WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALER IN
DllY GOODS,
ComprlilnK Drfii Gooji of Iht ttrr Utt nt.Tlei,
cuniiitmK in pan oi iiibntrM, uuehaiter
Fkooici, AlpaeM, and ill uanntr or
Fancy Dress Goods,
Such aa Cretom, Mohair Luiteri, Plaidi, Dreei
uininame. Ureal faaeiaa of Ibe Terj lalaat
tjlea, and aa aheap aa thejr ean be aula
in tnie market.
NOTIONS,
Coni.it.ng of OIotw fur Outa, LadiM and
tuiitta. itoaa 0f all fb a !, (jillt Frinne,
Fancy Drvti Buttoni. Ladlea'
Tin of all ahadoi and itylet, Cnffi
tod Collan. Klbbosa of all kinda aad
qoalitlea. Marino Undarwear. TriBunlogi, t.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES.
Queenswara, Hardware, Tinware,
C'arpolH, OllC'lollis,
WALL PAPER,
LEATHER, FISH, Etc,
WhleL will ha Bold wholeaala or retail. Will take
Country Produce
Ill EUctaanea for Gtwda at Market Price.,
WM. J. IIOKFER.
Clrarflnlil. Pa., leapt. 94. I HMO If.
MORRIS S; IRELAND'S
ISlEW IMPROVED
EIGHT-FLANGE
Fire-Proof Safes.
The only 8-Flange Safe in the World,
AND COSTAININU
More Improvements than any Safe
made, such as
The PATENT
Moro Boouro from Burelars than anv
v:.. n t a.c. r '
iio-iiwi oaiu, anu no cxponao
in repairing Bolta or Locks.
Patent Hinged Cap,
Four-Wheel Locks,
Inside Iron Linings,
Solid Angle Corners.
Thoie Safes arc now being i0lj In
thin Slats In
LARGE NUMBERS,
And give the
Greatest SatiBfaotion,
Boing the Most Highly Finished,
Best Itads, mi Cloapost First'
ciass bats trot Froducol
These Colobraled Safea had the
Champion Record
IS THE
Great Boston Fire,
And since that lime oriat and impor
tant improvements have
been made.
flclore giving your order to anr
other concern, eend for prices and
descriptive Catalogue.
M0MIS&IRELAM)
BOSTON, MASS,
Dae. il, lSi-lT.
ft f.! Ml
THE REPUBLICAN.
CIJSARFIKLtV 1A .
WBDNK8DAY MoKNIN'l. JDKK H. 1MI
TWO JOURNKYS.
"I id on a Iwuraay far awat "
llaaalil and liaatnoped aud kliivdma ibao
"Uvar tb oftan lor many a day
Goiid-byo," and ha kitted mo ouot aa;alD,
But onlf a Tow ibart nontba bad fled.
Wban agals I anawarvd tuy hu.baoJ'i klu;
"I could not tarry away," b aaid (
"Tbart la ntior land ai fair aa tbla.'
Again I atood by mj buabaod'a aiJa,
"1 go on n Jturay, awtot, to-Jay i
Ortr lb rivtr tha boatmon glida
Uuod-bya i I aball linger ton away iM
"Ab, ba aball aoraa bark ioont I know,"
I aaidr aa I itooprd fr tba parting klia ;
"Iltoanoot tarry, ba told aio ao,
"Tbaro la navar a land ao fair ai lb la."
Sat many a month and many a yar
llavt flown alaoa my darling want tway.
Will ba ntrar aoma baok to maat ma bara I
llaa ho found tba region of parfvot day t
Ovar tha oraan ba want and oaiaa t
Orar tba rirar and llngara I hero t
Ob, pallid boatman ! oall my nama
bbow at tba togiou ao wundroua fair.
f'Aa Aryoty,
TERRIBLE VIS ASTER.
8UDDKN COLLAPDI UI AN EXUVRnlOK
RTIAMIK ONE UUNIBl'D AND 8IV-.NTV-riVI
PERSONS DROWNED.
London, Onlurio, like ita namesake
in Old Knglund, is on tho river Thames,
and the Navigation Company of that
stream has thrco pltanuie boats which
carry excarnionista to tba groves and
Summer remits in the vicinity. Mon
day, May 23d, boing the Queen's birth
day, many pcoplo went down tho river
for a holiday to Springliank, a favorite
suburb, ycBtcrday the rates wore low-
ored to accommodato many more. Of
the bouts omployed, the Victoria was
an old one, but it had been satisfactori
ly repaired this Spring and approved
by tho manager of the lino, (ioo. Par-
riah, and put on for her first trip on
Tuesday.
The boats ran full all day and at C
P. M. thoro was a great rush for ao
oommodalions on the return trip.' Tho
Victoria left Springbank about C P. M.
with about 400 men, women and
children on board, and the crowd was
ao groat that tbo manager was expos.
tulated with and urged not to tut tbe
boat go out in that overcrowded con
dition, but he replied: "All right, 1
know my business." Mr. Samuel Stew
art, stove morchant, one of those who
protested, lcfi the boat at Springbank
ith his fnmily, Several hundred moro
remained there, unablo to get passage,
and had to walk home, a distance of
four miles, no conveyances of any kind
boing available. They escaped a wa
tery grave by that necessity. The
boat stopped first at Ward's dock and
loft thoro safely, but overcrowded and
shaky and procooded along slowly. A
band was on board said to have boon
a detachment of the band of the Suv
onth Fusiloers, (militia) and the pco
plo on board had cleared a space on
deck for dancing, thus throwing the
crowd on the forward part of tho boat.
Tbo evening was fine but somewhat
foggy. On reaching tho Woodland
Park dock 200 more people were crowd
ed on board. As tbe vessel swung out
from Core railroad bridgo, a mile be
low the city, she keeled a little to one
eido, and the excursionists, now num
bering 600, rushed to the other side.
The boat gave a lurch and eank al
most immediately, going completely to
pieces. Her small boats and life belts
were in good order, but the vessel cup
sized so suddenly and was smashed so
quickly that there was not time to use
Ibom. Boats at ouce put out from the
shore and the crews of a few skiffs on
the river mado haste to tho spot and
took off large numbers. Tho Victoria
was lying almost on her side and the
people wore clinging to tho boat and
the wreckage that floated from ber.
Tbo men mado doxperato efforts to save
thoir wives and children, but in the
confusion in was a hard matter to rec
ognize a faco, aud tho cries for help
coming from every side, fumiliar voices
could not bo distinguished in the ap
palling uproar.
Meantime tho crowd of interested
people, awaiting in vain the arrival ol
thoir friends at the Ontario dock, were
startled by the first news that reached
the city, brought by survivors who
struggled through the streets, wet and
woary. The nows fell liko a thunder-
bolt, and a stampede took place for the
spot.
Arriving there a horrible sight met
their view. Fifty or sixty bodies had
already boen recovered and wero ly
ing on tho grcon sward some distance
up the bank. Those arriving from
tho city from ovory diroction crowded
around, anxious to see if any relatives
wero on board. About ono thousand
families wore represented on tho ox
cursion, and the wail of anguish that
arose at tho siirht of the victima
was heart rending. Fathers, mothers,
brothers and sistors rushed about panio
stricken endeavoring to identify their
mends.
By sovon o'clock about eighty bodies
wero rccovorod from under the wreck.
Almost ovcry minuto some victim was
brought to tho surface and conveyed
to tho bank. Tho steamor Princess
Louiso was early brought to tho spot
and the victims were placed on the up
por docks. Fires wero lighted on the
bank overlooking tho river, petroleum
torches were brougbt and the search
was continue ! until night. The fol
lowing dispatch to day indicates the
oxlont and further details of the awful
calamity which has stricken the city:
ONE nUNDRID AND SEVENTY CORrstH.
London, Ont., May 253:20, A. M.
The work of recovoring bodies at
the scono ofyostorday's disaster ia still
going on actively. Up to this timo
170 have beon found and most of them
wero brought to this city. All the
undertaker shops are besiegod, and
coffins are going out by the score.
The crowds at the river bank and at
tbo steamer landing bave not dimin
ished. The excitement seems to in
crease as the night advances. The
list of the identified is still incomplete.
a largo number of bodies remain on
the grounds at tbe Sulphur Spring
oatn awaiting claimants.
LATER.
London, Ont, May 26. It ia esti
mated that 700 persons wore on boaid
tbe steamor Victoria wbon she oapiit-
ea in tbe I names river on Tuesday
aftornoon. Of tbn number about 240
were lost. Captain Rankin says that
be tiied to keep the crowd from com
ing on board, but they rushed on tho
attor part ol the boat as soon as it
landed, and before be could get tbe
passengers on the down trip off, jump
ing and climbing on board in every dl
rcction. He ordered them off tho top
and main decks, and threatened that
bo would not leavu the wharf until
midnight If aomo of them did not get
off ery few paid any attention to
his orders, and fifteen or twenty only
went off the bout. As to the accident
tliu C'aptaiu says :
"After wo starlnd, a number of neo.
plo on the lower deck began singing
and moving around. Presently 1 no
ticed a slightly different action of the
boat, and 1 aunt a boy down to the en
gineer to ascertain if there was any
danger. Ho returned with word from
the engineer .that unlaw wo could
straighten tho bout there was danger.
I was looking fnrwurd to a aand.bar
about two hundred yards ahoud, on
which I Intended to beach the boat.
Just then two rowbouls came along
side, the occupants of which woro rao
ing. Tho crowd rushed to the side of
tbo boat to seo them. Tho engineer
then sent np word that water was
coming in. Just then the crowd made
a rush to the port side, and as they
did ao the vessol took a luioh and wont
with the port bow down. Then tho
boiler shifted from its position and
wont through tbo side, and as it went
it carried away tbe main dock, and
that lot down tho uppor duck with tho
crowd on it. Thoro woro not 100 poo-
pie on tho lowor deck, becauso the
epaco below was largely taken up with
tbe boiler and machinery. Tho aft
part of tho boat went down, but the
lore part rame to tbo surf ice, and the
boat was spread about six feet apart.
Tho result was that many of tho pas.
scngors wero imprisoned between the
water and top deck, but they had a
breathing space of about a foot or so
which would have saved many had
not tbe others persisted in climbing en
the floating dock, thus ' crushing it
down and smothering those under
neath. I rescued ono man who had
beon under this deck for four minutes
boforo it went down. 1 did all I could
to prevent tho people from climbing
on it. A great number had tbo pros-
ence of mind to swim out fiom under
the dot k at tho sido or end, and in this
way wero saved. In a fuw minutes
all who were thus Imprisoned woro
drowned. 1 do not think we had moro
than 450 on board, becauso thoro ia
not standing room on the boat for
more, at oight inches spaco for each
person."
Today this is a city of the dead.
Businoss is practically suspended, ex.
cept such branches as aro connoctod
with the arrangements of the funerals.
In the poorer quarters of tho city tho
authorities havu been giving away
ootlina as in the winter they bestow
doles. The feeling abroad is ono of j
utter desolation. No ono sneaks or
seems to think of anything else than
tho great calamity. From an early
hour to day tho bells havo been tolling
and funeral processions wending thro'
every street on their way to the scv
cral cemeteries. A II the places of busi
ness nro closed, and a Sabbath stillness
has settled over the city. At no time
could one walk a block without moot
ing some solemn procession. Tho long
est procession was that attending the
remains of Willie tiiass and Miss
Cooper, who were engaged to be mar
ried next month, and who perished
together in the water. Two hundred
well filled vehicles attended, and tho
hearses passed along side by side.
Every kind of colli is in use, and tbe
doad aro being conveyed to tho burial
places in every class of vchiclos. Tbe
remains of Mr. William McBrido were
carried in a light wagon, which was
followed by a procession a mile long.
The clorgymen, who bave worked no
bly all through, aro worn out, and can
not reach tbe graves fast enough. In
many cases tho members of different
families aro put in one grave. The
various societies are on hand, and aro
doing thoir utmost to facilitate tho
burials.
Tho scenes in theafllictod bouses aro
heart rending in tho extreme, In sev
oral cases entire families, with ono or
two exceptions, havo perished. Mr.
James Coughlin's children and grand
children, numbering five in all, aro ly
ing dead in bis bouse. Ho is thus left
alone. His daughter Jennie was mar
ried to a young man namod Swnrr.co
on the day boforo tho accident, and
thoy woro both drowned. Tbo family
of V. Hall loses fivo members also.
In another instance a whole family
wero lost, and the first tho neighbors
know of the accident was when one of
the shopmatcs of his father called for
him to go to work and found thorn all
in thoir gravo clothes.
i no searcners nr mo dead this morn
ing raised two little girls clasped tiaht
ly in each other's aims, just as thoy
no doubt had fallen together into the
water.
A WELCOME END!
Tho present session of the Lci'isla
lure will end on Thursday, June 9th,
and it is no extravagant axpreimiun to
say that tho pcoplo of the Stato of al1
parties will welcome tho adjournmen
with a general and most grateful sense
of reliof. If there are anv who wnulrl
rejoice to have the session oxlondod
thoy are unknown to the publio jour-
uis ui tuo uoiiimouwoaun. un many
issues which have divided the present
Legislature there is hottest divorsity
ol opinion, but thero is only ono scnti
mont in all sections on the question of
adjournment and that favors the curl
est day the Legislature can disperse.
It would bo most unjust to tho largo
majority ol both tho Housos, to as
sume that they bave aided to bring so
largo mobsure of publio reproach
upon tho Legislature. It is only just
to say that no previous House has had
moro honoat and reputable members
than the prosont body, and the samo
is true of the Senate, Quito two-thirds
of oach House have been guiltless of
anything to bring shame upon our
law-making authority, but they havo
boen powerless to assert themsolves or
to maintain the dignity of tho bodies
Both the Senate and House were or
ganised unjustly to the honoat senti
ment of the mombera, The presiding
oOlcers wero the chosen instruments
of ringsters; the committees wore pack
ed to dofoat all measures of reform,
and the rulings of both Prosidont
Newell and Speaker Howit havo boon
simply the echoes of those wko crea
tod them to do their appointed work.
By such methods, all relorm measures
have been throttled aod strangled in
the Senate, without the courage of tha
moro rocklcsa ringnters of tho House.
Tho IIoiiho hue been a live volcano
of eruptions of legislative indecorum,
indecency and inlamy, and it ia the so
ber truth that, regardless of tho largo
majority of reputable member, it liai
made itself inlamous before the people
of Iho Statu and a lasting stench In
their nostrils. This is chargeable to
two leading causes, both of which
aro aa clear as noonday to tho public,
Speakur Hewil crawled into the chair
by shameless deceit aud falsehood : by
the insolent betrayal of tho honest ele
ment of tho House, and by tho sur
render of the high prerogatives of the
chair to corruptioniste. A few were
deceived for some weeks, but the
flaunting roosters who bave made it
thoir almost daily business to cloud
the body with opon shame understood
Speaker Ilewit from the start and
they woro not content until they drag
ged him belore tho multitude, his
conspicuous position, to exhibit in his
naked degradation. They wero not
satisfied to bave him defy tho rules to
serve them, but thoy bade him strip
off tho thin semblance of respoclubility
under which he masqueraded, and
revel in tbe tune with themselves.
With a Speuker thus tho dependent of
characterless ringsters, il ia not sur
prising that thoy could violato all the
proprieties of legislative action from
day touy without restraint from tho
Chair, or that thoy finally draggod
their flguro-houd down to accept a full
uicus n ro of thoir disgrnoc.
It is to Speakor Hewitt, "the abot
lor of ringsters," and tho "baso black
guard," as Representative Wolfo bos
publicly branded him, that tho people
of Pennsylvania and the largo majori-
to of reputable members of tho Uouso,
aro indebted for the publio oontompt
that has beon visited upon tbo prosonl
Legislature. It ia not tho fault of th
press, lor it has only been faithful
tho people in noting tho errors of the
Legislature. It is wholly the fault
Speakor Ilewit and the rooster tribe
that bo has protected and fraternized
with, that the Legislature will adjourn
on Ihursday with universal approval
and sense of relief among the pooplo
and the reputable majority of the
Houeo should well consldor how it has
been mado to suffer (or tbe unpurdon
able wrongs of tho Speaker, whoso
sworn duty demanded that ho should
jealously protoct tho dignity, tbe intol
ligunco and tho honor of the body.
Thoy will havo tho opportunity to ro
sent the injustice they havo suffered
before tho session closes, and they
should resolutely vindicate thcmsolvos
by branding the Spoakcr, who prosti
tutud his position to promote indocen
cy in deliato and and disorder in lugis-
lation, and the ringstors ho so shame
lesslv abetted, aa a alnin nnnn tl, T..,.
isiatiire and the State. rhilatitlphia
1 1 met.
A FAST TRAIN'S CRASH.
WRECKED WHILE GOING FIF.
TY-FIVE MILES AN HOUR.
THE AFTERNOON TRAIN FROM NEW TOIIK
JI'Ml'S A SWITCH TWO PERSONS K I I.I.
ED AND SEVENTEEN INJURED.
A fast express train from Now York
to Philadelphia, while traveling at th
rate of fifty-five miles an hour, struck
a switch, which jolted two ooacbes off
their trucks, on Monday of last week.
to 30th nit., resulting in two deaths
and injuries to seventeen others. The
train leaves Jorsoy City at 3:20 P. M
and usually reaches tho West Pbila
ueipnia aopot ai 0:10. Travel was
light on Monday'becauseoflbe holiday.
Engino No. 724 lea Jorsoy City in
charge of ongineer Osmund, hauling a
combination car, a Pullman parlor car
and three passenger coaches. In the
parlor car were fiftoen passengers, and
in the coachos which followed woro
sixty-eoven passcngors, including tho
Harrison Troupo, Topsy Venn, leading
lady ol Kiec s Surprise Party, and Sen
ator Roberts, of Crawford oounty, this
state.
Conductor Louis Silanco, who bad
chargo ot tho train, says it was mov
ing along between filty-fivo and sixty
miles an hour, and was on timo, or at
least was not a minuto bohind, when
tho engino Btruck a siding switch near
Bear's Swamp, a low milos beyond
1 ronton, iho exceedingly short and
sharp curve gave tho engino a severe
jolt, but it kopt the track. Tho tondor
jumped off the track, bowovor, but so
groat was the momentum of tho train
that after tbe tender had been haulod
a rod or more it struck tho rails ana in
The combination car and the heavy
Pullman car clung to the track, while
tho whools under the first of tho throo
coaches which lollowcd the Pullman
jumped the switch. Tho forward part
of tho train was now dragging tho
first coach toward the siding, while
the trucks passed from undor it and
allowed it to fall on tho side, jolting
sharply over tbe rails and tios and
breaking it in piocos. Tho roar truck
of this enr oollidod with the following
coach and caused thegrcatost damage,
killing Mr. Augustus Uutlor instantly,
The two cars woro completely wrock
od and broken up, whilo tho last car
was protty well buttorod.
The pnssongoro in the roar coaohes
first felt a jolt, then tho scats flew and
and the pooplo woro thrown in all di
rections. Mr. G. P. Uealston, of Pitts
burgh, had a baby in bis arms. A
limbor Btruck the fathor's head, com
pletely scalping him. Tho baby was
tossed by the concussion into the lap
oi Air. r. ll. Doaoon, of Now York
ho found himself and baby jammed
through the window and landed on
the ground with thoir hoads in the
mud.
Occupying a forward scat in tho
fourth car were Mr. Augustus Rutter,
book keeper, living at C35 Morris
street, Philadelphia, and employed
at Ditman's stationery establishment,
Sixth and jayno. Mr. Ruttor'a wifo
was seated by his side wllh their babv
in ncr lap. The truck of the third
car collided with tho following car and
dashed Mr. Kuttor undor tho whools
where bis lifeless body was found 1m
modiatoly afterward. The wife was
badly shocked, but otherwise uniniur-
ed, while the baby was thrown thirty
feet distant. It was also uninjured.
Mrs. L. Pennington, an old lady of
M years, living on Fortieth street, be
low Spruce, was accompanied by hor
granddaughter. The shock prostratod
the old lady, and sbo died by the time
Trenton had beon reached. Her
granddaughter it crodited with great
preseno of mind In oaring for her aged
charga and helping other passengers.
0tfl3.
Lovo
nousB,
Main rJtreat.
VHILIPbUURtl. PKNN'A.
Table alwaea lu.iliod wllh tha bait the Klerk,
anorda. rhe traveling nubile ie Invited to oall.
j.n.l.Ve. KoliKltr LOVl.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
VT NKW WABIUNUTON, PA.
This new aad well furaiibed hoaia haa baea
taken bv the nndoraignod. lie feeli eonfljent of
being able to render eattafaotloa to thoie who May
favor him with a oall.
May I, 1171. O. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
rjiRMPE RANCH 110 US K,
NEW WASHINGTON, PA.
II. O. ROBE, . . Pboi-bibvob'
aT"The bait of aooomnioJatloni for nan and
bMl. A
twIioUe.l.
iberal rhara of nuhlie patronage ia
s
HAW I10USK.
CLEAKKItiLD, PKNN'A.
ASURKW PESTZ, JR., Proprietor.
TUi hotil U krpt In flnl-alau ityU t reKa
ftbU r'ei. Bail looatiua la town fur biuiaoi'
am. Fm bu to itati from ftll triRi. Good
trjl roiDl.
CJrrflold, IV, Fb. IA, 1141 tr.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
OLEN HOPE, PENN'A.
rpilK ndrilgi
X modioni Hot
nod, having leaeed thii oom-
tl, la tha vilhce of Oleo Hodb.
U now prepared to aoooiumodate all who may
oall. My labia and bar ihall ba lupplled with
tbe belt the market aflordi.
UKOKllE W. DOTTS, Jr.
liltn Hope, Pa , March 111, 1S7 If.
gUSQUEUANNA HOUSE,
OURWENSVILLE, PENN'A.
.Tbir old ft i 1 w)-.tl-li.h.d Ho'! hi
beon ltad by th unJrt.)i;nelr nl h fmt aoa
11 it tit ul rendtiitiK latUfftctioo to thus wbo ntr
ptti-ot.il him. (loud tUblioff ttcbd.
Lis Wis C. BLUUM, Froprlotor.
April ll.'SO tf.
ALLEGHENY HOUSE,
CLBAHFIfiLD, PENN'A.
WILLIAM B. UK A!f, Proprietor.
Jt-TMl buuie li Dloainnttv looKtJ on Rait
Mirktt itret, aod ounreoUnt to tho Court Huum
tod til buatneii ploo of tho town. It hai ra.
ooatljr boon rut. tied and rofuraUhed from oelUr
to ottio. lUr m,, plied with oli-.iont liquord.
Tftbl furni.hed with tbo belt tho mtrkotftlturdi.
(ioud ruble tttftfhed. Katoi modtroto
April 13, 18Hl.tr.
DREXEL & CO.,
Koutil TMrd afreet, Philadelphia
No. 31
And Dealers in Government Securities
Application by mail will roeolr prompt at too
tion, and all Information ohcorfufljr furniihod
Ordori lolietod. April 11-tt.
f. E. ARJIOLD. . W. AH MOLD. . . ARNOLD
F. K. ARNOLD & CO.,
Hanker and llrokorn,
He) Holder llle, Jefferson Co., Pa,
Ifonev received on depoelt. Diieount. al bh-
derata ratee. Kaetern and foreign Kiehanaeat-
wave on band and ooUrotiom promptly made.
Hevnoldovtlle, Deo. IS, 1S74.-1J
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
U0OM In Oraban'i Brlra Bntllln,lwo Juon
eait of T A. Fieok'o Hlora.
I'ailaae Tioketi to aod from Liverpool. Qaaena.
town, Oiaairow, London, Paria and Copenhagen.
Aleo, Draft! for eale on the Roval Bank of Ireland
and Imperial Denk of London.
JAMES T. LKONARD, Prai'l,
W. M. SHAW, t'.ihl.r. Janl.'Sl
grttttstrif.
J L. R. HEICIIUOLD,
SUKGEON DENTI K,T ,
wradoatn of tha Penaivlvanla Collere of Dental
Snrnerj. OmoelnreaideneaofDr. Hilla, oppoeiu
ioo Dnaw liouee. moni3. 7S.tf.
(OOae la Bank Balldinf,)
Curweunrille, Clearfield Co Pa.
moh II tf.
M. HILLS,
OPERJtTit'K ItE.rriST,
CLEARFIELD, FENN'A.
JOfnce In raiidenoe, oppoiite Shaw Honeo.
JV,IOIV.U
J. M. STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
CLEARFIELD, PA
(Omee la Waatera HoUl bulljinf-aeaond Soor.)
Kitroul Otlde Oai admrnlaterod for the sain
III astraetioa of teeth.
ClearBold. Pa., Hay I, I.HT-ly.
lisnanfoujf.
. p. aDLica. a. m'corklb.
j. u wioLr
Gl 1,11 II, Mc( OltkI.E & (O.'S
FURNITURE ROOMS.
Market Street. Clearfield. Pa.
Wo mannfaotnrt all kind of Fdrnitnr for
ChMobori, Dining Roomi, Librariai and lUlli.
If you waat Fiiroitar of anj blod, don't bay
an. ii juw 99 oar luraa.
lUTDEltTlKUfO
In all it! branobel, promptly nttondad to.
UI'I.ICH, MeCORKLB CO.
ClaarDald, Pa., Feb. 1, ';.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, NEAR P. 0.
Tba nnderelrned bail leave to inform tha .111.
ene of Cleerneld, and tha pablle f.n.relly, that
be haa on hand a Ana aaaortment of Parniurw,
nob at Walant, Choitnnt and Painted Chamber
noiiee, rartor Bull. i. Reclining and Kitaniloa
Chain, Ladies' and (lenti' K..y Cbalra, tha Per
'orated Dining aad Parlor Chalra, Cane Beau and
Wlndeor Chain. Clolhoa Hare. Hten and K.i...
lion Ladder., Hat Raaki, Bornbbing Brnahei, Ae
MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMES,
noting Oleieee, Chromol. Ao.. wblob would
ealuble for Holiday preeenti.
JI1HSJ TnnUTMASJ.
he Bell's Bun Woolen Factory
Penn townihlp, Clearflald Co., Pa.
IIURNED OUTI
SOT Sot
BURNED UPI
Tbaanbaarlbara have, at great amenee rabaiu .
neighborhood aeoeeilty, ia tha eraetioa of a Srat
ala.1 Woolea Mannfaetory.wllk all tha modara
Improvement! attaohed, and are prepared to mnka
all kind! of Clothe, Oaaaimeree, fiatinette, Blan
ket!, Flanneli, Ae. Plenty of goodi oa hand ta
supply all oar .Id aad a thoaaaad aewmtoaera,
whom we aek ta tame and atamlae ear ateek.
Tha baelneii of
CARDING AND FULLINO
will raoalva ant aipelal attention. Proper
arratigemeaU wilt ba made to raoaiva aad deliver
Wool, to anil ewilomon. All work warrantad and
doae apoa the oborteit aetlea, and by Uriel eltaa
Ilea to bnalneee ae hops to reallaa a liberal than
af pnblle patroaaga.
lOfltrO POUNDS WOOL WANTED I
We will pay tbe hlgbeit market prion for Won
and aell ear mnaafnelarad goodi aa law aa eimilar
"''' la tba eoaaty, aad ebHw,
ere fall la raa4r raaaoaaMa saUafaMfaa we eaa
alwayl ba fwaad at km randy i. main araTa.
aplaaO.., ettaa. I. pr,7 by i...
aarlllStr "MM ioNS,
eprlllStf Uvm , -9 j
Dft. E.Nl THOMPSON,
" i ft ff
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teacy, aod all
Dlaeeeea tbat
KfOmTAallfclollow ., a aa- FTER TaIIM
qu.no. b.11- A0ui. aa ieie of Memory, Inivenei
Laeiitade, Pain in the back, Dimoere of Vidua
Prcmatera old Age, and many other Diiratn
Ibet lied to Inianity or Consumption and a 1're.
a.iur. un..
-Knll particular! ia our pamphlet, wiiich
we d.ilre to eeod free by mail to ovary one. Tbe
6peclfio Medicine ialold by all druggiti atfl ptr
paok.ge, or ill peokagei lor ti, or will be
free by meil oa receipt of the money, bv adjren
Ing TUKORAV MEDICINE CO ,
lluflalo, N. y.
Sold la CleerSeld by C. D. WaUon.
aprlT, 'SI I,.
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS A STATIONERY
Market It., Clearneld, (at (lis Punt ODirt.j
T1IR andenignod begi leave to annonnoe to
the eitiieai nf Clearflald and vicinity, n,at
ba haa tiled np a room and nai juit returned
from the city with a large amount of raedio.
matter, oomiitlng ia part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Bocks,
Blank, Account and Paaa Rooke of ever, .Ie
eeriptlon : Papor and Knvelci.ee. French or... i
end plain i Perce and Pencils i Itlank Local
faperr, Decile, Mortiir.il Judem.nl. K..,
uon ana rromlearv nuleei White aad Parch
ment Brief, Legal Cap, Record Cap, aod BUI Cap,
Sheet Muiio, lor either Piano, Flute or Violin,
oonetantly on hand. Any booka or atatiooary
deilradthat I may not hereon oend.wlll be ordered
by tret eiproaa, and sold at wboleealo or retail
to euit oiutomere. I will aleo keep periodical
literature, eucb oi Magaiinee, Newip.pen. Ae.
P. A. OAliLlN.
Clearteld. Moy f, IKSS-lf
New Departure
L.UTIIERSBURG t
HtnilVr. roods will b lold for PASH ont.
or in txcLakOfte for jroJore, Ho booka will U
kept ia tba futurt. All old aeeoo&ti mutt be
eltltjd. Tbo who euDol tjftfh up, will pf,
bnd orer thoir notei tod
CLOSE THE RECORD.
X an dftUrmlacd to Mil mi ro,,,!. .r ...w
prioep, inj at a diaeotint far below that aver
offeree. In thii Tioinily. Tbo diwouat I allow my
ouitoniAri, wit) Lukeibfia rich in twfnty y?rtU
thej follow toy advioa aod buy their (rooJi fr-ta
ta: I will par carh for whet. uim -i, ,,..
DAN1KL UOObLAMiKR
Latherfhurf, Jatmary 17, 1877.
; FACTS WORTH KNOWING.
' O.BW.BtMha,aaadn.k,HtmiaIaW
mnv uther tJ I tit bc.t medtunca knowa nt tv
AtUiuUfcomhined in Pai.ik'iOingik I vhi
i to make it in (real cm Blood Purifier and
na Beal Uealth and Smart Iteatorer
Kar t'Md.
So perfect!, thecompotitionof PAiKtit'tCn
'.aa Ionic thai po dtav can Ions riitt wvhrr
it it ttiatti. If vliliinMU;.u
Rheufflatiem, Neurelgie, BoW' Kdn or
Liver Unorder, or il you need a mild wimuUni.
i eppctucr, the Ionic te jutt the met. .cm
'or you, at it i hi.Kly cumin tvd invisor.uc,,
aut nertr inloKicitinsj,
If voit ire eloalv wiinr a,.ti P...
lemption or ny nrkne.,it you have Painful
Cough or a bee) Cold, fAKkix'sOtNuu 1 om
w.u mreiv netp you. II cive new life an
-ior lo Iho feeble end tjd, end e certii
ure for Rheum trim atiwl Chol.M
II 11m bared He.dredt af Urea i It Jta)
Keto Your.
il T"t are feeltng muenMe dn t wait unti
ere down m.k.but uuihs Tnmr lulu
No matter whet your diseat. or avmninma B,a-
j. il will cive prompt relief.
Kememher ! Fakkem (.incf Towir U n-i
rum drink but that ILaa BJ D...a C l
Medicine ever made, compounded by nr
roccu, and entirely different from Bitten
;nerpipamioni.iiMian Irj
. -". ' (1"r drutcitt can aunplv yon. 1
PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM
Tha Baal aad Boat Economical Hair Draealaf
eaq'milely perTum end perfccllr h.nnlnv.
WmAlwereIUteroGrayorFa4.d Hair
to tu enaina youthlul color and app.ar.ee.. .nd
M warranted lo .top iu UUioa, u.ul iu aro.ih
and prevent biidn.ii.
A lew BPpl,r.ai,fnnf tbe IUuam wnt asrie. the
nsir, cl.in all dandnifl and tur. uchinf and hu.
mounolliieicD. o!duy.ild.ruif.iuel..r3,
April Stb, ISSl-ly.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
SECOND 8TREKT,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DKALKRS IN
PURE DRUGS!
CHEMICALS!
PAINTS, OILS, DYK STI FF
VAnSlSHKB,
BRI'SIIXS,
FANCY OOOD8,
PKKFUMKKY,
TOILET ARTICLES,
Or ALL KINDS,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
for medicinal narpoeoa.
Trneeoa, Huppnrtero, Scbool Booka ar.d Statioe
arr, and all other artlclee naunllj
fonad ta a Drag Store.
rnvsioiANs1 prrscriptionh carb-
TlA.lt COMPOIINUKD. llrvin, a larte oa-
Cerlenoe la tbe baeinen the; ana five entire rat
faotiea. J. O. HARTHWTCK,
. .. JOHN t. IRWIN.
Clearteld. Danmnar 1, lata
Cathartic Pills
ronil.lna tha rlmtpt.,, mtlmrtic prlnrl,.-a
In niiHllriiio. in pniportion. ar. nr.tcly n.l
Jnate.1 to arcuro aoUvity, pcrtnintv. nn.l
unilormllj at i-rToot, Tliov am Hi. rraolt
M .venrn ol cnretiil atiuly an,l i.ra. ll. nl i
porimont, and aro tl miol ohr, tnal rem
r'ly jot i)icovero1 fr iHaiwra, railed l.v
ll.rnnirrmi-iit of tlin it,.ia,,, n,Pr, ,;i
imrla, wlilrh roriiiim prompt anil ell,-. mal
tr.atinint Arm's I'n.ije are eiwcinllv aiv
phrnli to Ini, chv o( iliacn... Tlic, a. t
ilirortly on tha illavaiira ami aMimil.Mito
proriwra, ami rcioro rraiilar liraltlir a.
l ion. 1 heir nilonalve nao hv Phv.ii ion. In
thoir ira. tiro, anil l.y all rlvillr,-,l nniiona.
la nn of the many nroiila of tlirir value R
a ante, aitrn. ami Hirlrrllv rrllalila pnrealiie
tnoilirllio. IlrlliK rntlipolimll of th. ri.li
rontrate.1 virtu., of purely vce-otaM. enK
atanroa, they an, pneitively free from rnl..
mot, or any iniiirlnna proirtn, and ran I
aunjiniaUirod to chililrcn with rfrt aalrti .
Arrit'n Pu.u aro an affortnal nir. fur
lonatliiatlon or Cntlvanraa, InUlias
tlon, lv..rlm lx, f Appetite,
l oiil Hloinaoh anil llronlh, Dlrrlnraa,
JI.1? ,Ja" "' MemorT, Jiiinilmraa,
Itlliouanna, ,laiinrll.H Ulidinmll.m,
I rii,tlna unci hit In lllaoaaoa, Ilrnp.y,
Tllrnora, Vorans Nnirall, folic,
J.rlpoa, niarrlirra, llyaciilcrv, tlont,
I lloa, Dlaonlrra ot tha IJvrr. and ell
other illai-Mra rranltini from a iliaonlrrnl
lata ot tbo digosUra apparaltia.
Aa s Dinner Till they have no aqnal.
Whlta rtontln In their action, tlnww Piue
aro tho moat thorough and aoan hlnir rallier
tie that ran lo fnilnvr.l, ami never e;he
pain unlean tha hotvria am Intlnmod, and
than their Infltionc ia heahng. Tliey etiion
Ut tho appetlla ami din.-. live orgrina: Ihev
Brat to purify an 1 anrirh the lloorl, and
Impart ronovml boallh and Tliot to tha
whola aystotn.
Prepartd by Dr. J. C. Aytr Co.,
teawOaml anal Anarralaal lMaBjata,
Law aft, Mass.
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