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Henry A. Parsons, Ja. - - Editor
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1874.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Supreme Judge,
HON. E. M. PAXSON, Philadelphia.
Lieutenant-Governor,
HON. A. 0. OLMSTED, of roller.
Auditor General,
GEN. HARRISON ALLEN, Warrrn.
Secretary of Internal Affnirs,
COL. It. i. DEATH, of Schuylkill.
Attention Republicans.
The oJjourned niccting of the Elk
County Republican convention, will be
held at the Hyde House iu Ridgway on
TUESDAY THE 22ND DAY OF
SEPTEMBER at three o'clock P. M
for the purpose of nominating persons
for the following offices:
One person for Representative
Ono person for Sheriff.
One person for Commissioner.
One person for Auditor.
One person for Coroner.
Let us havo a full attendance of
delegates from each township.
J. II. HAGERTY.
Chairman.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
The Supremo Court of Pennsylvania
will meet in Pittsburgh on Monday
October 5th, pros.
HOW TO SPELL HIS NAME. Wo
notice some of our exchanges spell the
name of our candidate lor Licutcnan
"Olinstead" and others
''Olmsted."
On the 5th inst., the one hundredth
anniversary of the birth of A merican
Freedvm was ooinmemorated in Oar
pernor's Hall , Philadelphia. The
oration ww delivered by Henry Arimtt
Drown.
qe0 Jjsnks d Iirookvillc, has re
-oived tho Demou"itio nouiination for
Congress in the district composed of
Jefferson, Indiana, Armstrong, Clariot
aid Forest counties. If there is a
Democrat wo would like to see in Con
gress its Geo. Jenks.
Tue story that Jlrs. Rristow, wifo of
received half a million of dollars by tfie
death ot an uncle, now turns out to be
untruo, but Mrs. Dristow did receive
860,000, quite a enug sum after all.
The call for tho Southern Repuhli
can Convention will bo issuod as soon
as it can be printed. The Convention
will meet at Chaitauooga, Octobor 13
instead of Atlanta, October 1G. Five
hundred thousand copies of the call are
to be issued. It will set forth that tho
object of the Convention is to draft an
address to the people of tho United
States upon tho condition of affairs in
the South.
The Potter Enterprise, the Demo
cratio paper printed at Coudersport, the
home of Judge Olmsted, the Rcpubli
can nominee for Lieutenant Governor,
thus warmly commends his nomination
Judge Olmsted won the first prize iu
tho Republican State Convention. He
was nominated tor .Lieutenant Uovernor,
and in our judgement his nomination
was the only redeeming feature in the
proceedings. Designing at all times to
treat our political opponents with candor
and fairness, it is with pleasure we re
cord the fact that tho pecplo learned of
Judge Olmsted s nomination witn roucb
seeming satisfaction. We regard it as
a compliment to the county as well as to
the nominee. His age, character, hab
its, ability and legislative experience
well quality him for the duties ot presid
ing othcer ot the senate ot tlie Uornnion
wealth of Pennsylvania.
The Washington Monument, bids
fair to bo completed during the Ceaten.
nial year of our National Independence,
The Sooicty organized to complete this
monument has for its officers U. S.
Grant, president; Gen. Sheridan sud
W. W, Corcoran vice presidents; John
Corroll Brent, secretary, and J. B. II
Smith treasurer. It is proposed to raise
$500,000 by subscriptions, and the
committee have resolved not to spend a
dollar on the work until the entire
amount above named is pledged, or uq
less previous certainty of ability to con-
tinue until tho capstone is placed on tbe
summit at a height oi 480 feet, which
will make this the highest monument
in tbe world. The subscriptions are to
be paid one halfou demand and the re
mainder in six and twelve mouths from
date of first payment. It is a note
worthy fact that tho secret soeietics
and volunteer militia of the country are
doing all in their power to ioward this
laudable national movement' while tho
banks and wealthy corporations have in
many instances turned a cold iboulder
to the project.
A Baltimore somnambulist awoke
suddenly the other evening, to find him
self splashing about in a cistern which
had been carelessly lift uncoverd in his
yard. After repeated calls his neigh
bors ran out oi their houses and rescued
Liiu from Lis perilous position.
GSHEEAL 170IE3.
The second annual Iotr-i-Stata Indus
trial Exhibition opened Inst evening.
Orctron funnels nnw employ Tuiliaus
iu their harvest fields.
The numbor of pilgrims to Mecca
thin year has exceeded 100,000.
Tlio fish and fish products exported
from New Foundland iu lS7o were
vaiucu at 2i,ow,-nt.
Scveal mineral enritms have been dis
covered in different portions of tho town
of Newton, N, O.
Tlio elevator capacity of Chicago in
2.000,000 bushel, mid on the lilh
ist., according to the Times of that
city, tho stock on baud only auiouutod
to a.000.000 buMicla.
The committee to investigate the
damage to the State of Iowa by the
grasshoppers will report this week.
Tho report will show ail the eouutiut
lake care of themselves except lvossuih
and Eramctt.
San Francisco, Sept. 7. The Su
premo Court to-day in tho habeas cor
pus case of twenty-three Chiuese women
brought here on tho steamer Japan, de
cided that tho State law which regu
lates such immigration is constituional,
and remanded them to tho master of the
steamer Japan to be returned to China.
Fires iu the woods near Hamilton, N.
J., havo burned over 20,000 acres of
valuable timber land and cranberry
hogs, Tho flames ore Mill raging and
spreading; and the inhabitants are do.
ing everything in their power to check
them. Several fine dwellings.havo been
saved only by their exertions.
Postmaster General Jewell has
ordered canceled the coutarct for pen
knives which have usually been issued
to clerks about .New lears. ilie cus
tom obtained when ouills were used tor
writing, and a knife was a positive ncc
essity, aud has been kept up siuco the
introduction of steel aud gold pens to
tlio present time. ,
Few of the ladies, who ia obedicue
to the decrees of fashion have loaded
their dresses, cloaks ami bonnets down
with white and black jet ornaments, are
aware that by so doinjr they are ixstor
ing prosperity to tho working classes of
Venice, who, prior Ut the revival
of the taste for jet trimmings, weiciua
slatj ol great distress.
A letter frocj the Red Cloud agency,
received in New York, says thai throe
or four thousand Indians, who havo been
marauding all summer, aud are afraid to
return to their reservation, have settled
about the agency, making professions of
peace. Tho agent is feeding them, and
ia doing so is obliged to retrench the
rations of tho Red ' Cloud band, who
havo honorably kept the poacc, aud
remained on their reservation.
The yellow fever uow exists at New
Orleaus, Galveston, Pcnsacola, Mobile,
and Key West, and at Daricn and
Brunswick iu Georgia; also at the Bal
timore and New York quarantiuo sta
Iffy'icp'a'rtnjuirt "'has issued a circular
concerning the duties of United States
officers in regard to tho regulation of
quarantines.
At Ilazelton, Va , on tho -1th instant,
Simon II. Clauscr, chief of tho polioce,
was shot dead by Fredrick Lapp. Lapp
was going homo drunk from a picnic,
and was amusing himself by firing off a
pistol in the strr-ct wheu Clauscr at
tempted to stop him. He turned and
- , . ... ...
snoi jianser ana attempted to shoot an
other policeman named Henry but the
pistol would uot go off. Thcro was
great excitement in Hazeltou, aud
threats of lynching Lapp were niado
Secretary Biistow has approved the
recommendation of Solicitor Wilson in
regard to the Secret Service Division of
the Treasury, aud directs that steps be
taken at once for the reorgauation of
that branch of tho service, and that all
papers aud evidence in relation to the
Secret Service in the hands of the So
licitor be turned over to the Attorney
General. Colonel Wbitely has ten
dered his resignation as jCLicf of that
Bureau, which was accepted by the
Secretary, but his successor has not yet
been designated.
Tho Massachusetts Supreme Court
has decided the contest life insurance
policy case, involving 20,000, in favor
of the widow ol the late Colonel Thomas
E. Chickcring against tho Globe Life
Insurance Company of New York. 1 he
defense claimed that the premiums had
not been paid, but plaintiff showed that
the Boston agent of the Company
guaranteed the paymcut of the pre
miums, (o offset his personal indebted
ness to the Messrs. Chickering, aud the
court held that the insurance company
was bound by this promise ot its agent.
Washington, September 0. Tho
Chronicle this morning publishes a let
ter from tho editor of the Montgomery'
(Alabama") Advertiser and Mali, em
phatically denying the charge that Re
publicans ore not safe in the State,-aud
that political murders are tho order of
tbe day. He invites investigation, and
says if the reports oro not shown to be
false and malicious he is willing to be
taxed as a murderer, condemned and
hanged. He says the reports are only
for political effect.
PuorosED Land Sale. The Potter
county Journal publishes the following:
Messrs. Phelps, Dodgo & Co. will soon
offer for sale their extensive lands in
this couuty, ot prices ranging from four
to tweuty dollars per aero. Tbcy will
be advertised for sale as booh oh Mr.
Dean has surveyed them. Already
some fifty German families have made
arrangements to purchase, and others
will also do so. The low prico of these
lands will help materially to settlo and
build up Tioga county. Mr. E. B.
Campbell, of Williamsportj who has for
thirty years past been the trusty and de
voted agent of tho Company, will take
charge of the Land Office, assisted by
Hon. J. B. Nilcs, whoso duty it will be
wo presume, to prefect title to these
huda aud ivo dl;cdj for tho buuio.'
Governor Osborne, ot Kaums, has
written to tho President, renewing his
reiii(.'tt for arms to protect tho frontier
of his State. Ho says that sixteen citi
zens of Kansas are known to have been
murdered by Indians sinoo tho Kith of
July last, and that not ono of tha mur
derers has been punished or even appro
hended. Tho Federal forces on the
frontier, pays tho Governor oro insuffi
cient to prevent such outrages, and tho
settlers should bo armed to protect them
selves.
QUOTATIONS
OF
White, Powell & Co.
HANKEUS AND BROKLRd,
No. 12 South Third Street.
Philadelphia, September 15lh, 187-1.
Rill, ASKP.0.
U. 8. 181. o 1171 llS
; .le C '20, o '02, M And N 112 112
do do 'lit do 1 loj lli4'
do do 'Co do llo lllij
do do '(JaudJ lit! lltlj
do do '07 do 117 117.1
do do do U7 117J
do 10-40, toupon 1HJ HlJ
do Pacific G's cy 117 1 1 17 g
New G'sReir. 1HH1 U12 112
do c. llWl 112 112!
OoM HWi lO'.t;
Silver 105 107J
Pennsylvania f;5 64
Reading C"J fi.'ij
Philadelphia & Eno l 1 "
Lehigh Navigation Jo J 4
do Valley fill 01
United RR of N J - 127 127$
Oil Creek 7J T
Northern Central 31 i '.i
Central Transportation 4-1 jj 44
Hesquehoning o-j u-t
O & A Mortgage O's 't9 lOOJ 102
SHERBET'S SALS.
By virtue of a writ of al Fieri Facias
issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Elk Couuty, and to mc directed
I will expose to public sale or vendue at
tho Court House, ludgway, Pa., on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 187-1,
at cue o clock, P. M.
All the light, title, claim and demand
whatsoever, of defendant of, iu, to, and
out of all that certain town lot situate
iu the Boiough of St. Mary's, County
of Elk and Slate of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to
wit. Beiux lot No. 15 according to the
map aud plan of St. Mary's Borough
aud being eight (SO) feet wide by ouc
hundred ami liitty (JOOJ loet deep on
v.-Inch is erected a framo dwelling house
20s2S feet two stories high.
Taken in executiou and to be sold as
tho property of Joseph Walker at the
suit of Georgo cigel.
D C Oyster, Sheriff
SriEHIFF's OrfiCE. 1
Ridgway, Pa Sept 3d, 1S74 j u27to
SHERIFFS SALE.
By virtue of a writ of Venditioni
Exjjonas issued out of the Court ot
Common rteas ot YAit County, ami to
mo directed, I will expose to s&le at
public vendue at tho Court House
liidiiway, Pa. on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1874,
. .. , ..v i v
All the right, title, interest, umiiu
aud demaud whatsoever of defeudantb
in, to, and out of all that certain tract,
piece or parcel of land uituate in the
Township of .Fox, County of Elk at.d
Slate of Pennsylvania, bounded and Ue-
scrioed as lohows to wit: Buinning at
a poht on tho Houfheru side of the
Miles-bury and Smethport turnpike
about scventy-oiio (t 1) perches east of
ltidgway Township line, said post li.ii)
also tho northeast corner of Patrick
Lamb's tract; thenea south itlou
Patrick Lamb's tract three Lundreu
(o00) perches more or less to a pott on
the southern warrant lite of warrant
No 4374; thenco cast along said war
rant line Iweuty-eight -8 perches to t
post; thence north two hundred and
eight 208 perches more or less to a
post on the Miiesburg and Smethport
turnpike; thenco westerly along said
turnpike twenty-eignt 28 perches
more or less to tue place ot bciimnin
Containing fifty acres and beint; tart ol
warrant No 4374 and being tbe same
laud conveyed to oue Bridget Lamb by
bimon Lamo, by deed of assignment
dated 17th day of August A 1) 1803
and recorded in Deed Book I page 507
&c, aud the said Bridget having mocc
died iutestate whereupon the sajd trad
ot land did descend to the said Jauie
Lamb aud other heirs at law ot the
said Bridget Lamb
uu mo aDOve tract or land there are
about eighteen acres cleared and im
proved; a young growing orchard; a log
house erected thereon lli by 24 feet aud
two stories high, also au old shanty used
us a stable
Seized and taken iu executiou as the
property of James Lamb aud Simon
Lamb and to bo sold at tho suit of "V
C Uealy
D C OYSTER, Sheriff
Sjieiui-f's Oitice, )
Ridgway, Pa Sept 21, 1874Jn27to
ELK COUNTY COMRT PROCLA
MATION Whereas the Hon. L
1. Wetmore, President Judtre of the
37th Judicial District of Pennsylvania,
and Chas. Luhr and J V. Houk Esi.,
Associate Judges in Elk county, have
issued their precept3 to me directed, for
tbe time of holding ot Orphan s Court,
Court of Common Pleas, General (Quar
ter Sessions and Oyer and Terminer, at
Ridgway, for the Couuty of Elk, on the
3d Monday of September (being the
Jlst dayi 1&74, and continue one week
Notice is therefore given to the Cor
oner. Justice of the Peace, and Cocsta
bles in and for the county of Elk to up.
pear in their own proper persons, with
iueir reoorus, inquisitions aud remem
bcrances, to do those things which ol
tbeir offices and in their behalf apper
tain to be done: and all witnesses and
other persons prosecuting in behalf of
the Commonwealth against auy persous
or persons aro required to be then aud
there attending, and not to depart at
their peril. Jurors are requested to be
punctual iu their attendance at the ap
pointed time, agreeable to notiee.
Given under my hand aud seal at
the Sheriffs office, in Ridgway, the 3d
day ol September iu tbe year of out
Lord ono thousand eight hundred aud
seventy-four.
D. C. OYSTER, Sheriff
.! iKiti,:t lift's ,1'otirc.
In tho matter of the esthto of JOHN
Klil.NKll la'-u of Joucj 'IWuslilp, Kilt Co.,
I'd., deceased.
J.rttrr Anntinielralinn on tho nhove
estate liavlij; lnen pinuled to the under
nigt.ed, all M'rainn iudelitt d to tlio fluid es
nro rciiicrlcd to luako mynicut, mid tliosa
having claims ugainHt. lho nnio Will prcBOiu
thcui without de-Wy to
NADISON fl. KLINE,
or his Ally's. Admiitifiiralor.
HALL & M'CAULKY, Kidgway, IV
KidgWBjf, Pa. n2(i( I.
MAKH1E ORENOL8 1y her next friend
.lAMf.S (lAlUVNUR vs. ItlCIIMONIi H,
CUliNOLS NofjO April Term; ny i,
Jhvo-cr a vinculo vinlrvmimir.
To RICHMOND H. UltlNOLS; yon m
hereby notified that M A It I V, (IIUNOLH
your wifo by her next friend James (lui il
n or, hns npplicd to lho Court uf I'tnunnm
PlcnfJofKlk Co. (or a divoreo fnini Hie
boudx of matrimony, and tlio said Court
has fixed Monday the 21th day of Nm.h'in
her next, ns lho Itmo for heur'iig Hie said
application iu tho premiHCS, at yvmuh lime
you can appear if you think proper.
1). C. OYSTEll- Sheriff.
Aug., 12lli 1K71. n21tl.
In the mailer of tlio Petition
In lho Court
of Common
PIcam of Llk
County. No.
Sep. T. '74.
of Henry bouthcr to prove
a lost Deed made by David
Meredith, dcoeased, to El
ijah T. Meredith.
To liachrl 'J'oilor (lute Mredith) und
John A. laytor her husband:
lAhb NUllClii that an order wng
made m the above mutter, nn llm jiih ilnv uf
Au'rtiBt, lti74, by the Court ofCommou Pleas
ot fclk County, awarding n subpoena I bereiu,
returnuble lo the third Mmi'luv uf KitnLi-m-
ber next, at a Court of Common Pbas there
lo bo held for the County of Klk, ut tho
Court House iir Kidgwny, when and where
you anu an omer.puisons concerned are re
quired to appear iu said Court and luuko
answer upon oulh or allirmatiou to the said
urn or petition.
lii'NHY soirnir.ii,
Att'y iii Person
Ridgway, Aug. 21st, 1H74.
LIST CftVSZS
SET DOWN FOR TRIAL on tho third
Monday of t-'eptcuibtr. bbing lho 21st day.
1&741
1 Jonathan Doynton ct-al. vs A. 3. Fin
ncy ct ul., 1 January term, lbTl.
2 Ocoige Decker vs Georgo ischncidcr, 0
April term, lb,-.
u Martin Sorg vs Nicholas Kroncnwctter,
et nl., 4 1 April term, lb2.
4 Jlariin So'rg vsNicholas Kronenwetter,
et ul., -1H Aprfl term, 1672.
H Tho School District of Fox vs John
Myers et al., 81 January term, 1.S73
0 N. M. Drockway vs Harvey Parsons,
ol April term, 1N73.
7 Ut. Maiy'e Coal Co. vs George Rctgcr,
id April term, is, J.
8 Anthony Weis vs J. A. Haak, 44 Aug.
term, lb,:j.
'J The Clarion River Navigation Co. vs
llnam Carman, ii!J August lerui, lbi.S.
10 Henry iSpvoul vj C. U. Hurley,
November term, 6-i.
11 Ralph Johnson ct al. vs Miles Dent,
iu .i.anuiiry term, Hi ,4.
12 Com. of Peiin'n for use of J. A. Haak
vs Andrew Raul, u'J Jmiuaiy term 1H74.
! 1". W. Hays vs Etias iloyer, 13 April
term,
11 Tunning Lumber Co. vs Joscpl
Dinger, ill April term, 1871.
lo Elias Alackey vs II. W. May, 51 April
term, lb ,-1.
10 Georgo Emi;h vs David Pontius, 13
August term, lb, 4.
17 Alderl'ir & Prctton vs Duflalo New
lb Cuiu-lcy and Mary Welter vs R. N. Y.
P. 11. il., 44 August term, lbi l.
FRED. fcCtiuMNG, l'rolhonotary,
n:i"i:c.
iv 1'ou want to buy
GOODS CHEAP
CO TO
JAMES II- HAGERTY
Slain Street, Ridgway, Pa.
DllY GOODS,. NOTIONS, HOOTS
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
GLA.HS AND QUEKNS
WA11U, WOO I J AND
WILLOW-WAUE,
TOUACCO AND CIGAltS.
: A Large Siock of
. -
Grcccrios and Previsions.
The J EST EUAN PS of FLOU1.
Cciifttaiitlv on !iM:d, and sold as cheap
as tht CHEAPEST.
JAMES II. HAGERTY.
rjAO THE CITIZENS OF PENN'SYL
J. VAN I A. Your attention is specially
invited to the fact that the National Ranks
ure now preparsd to receive subscriptions
iu the Capital Suck ot the Centennial
Poard of Finance. 'Tho funds realized from
iliis source are to be employed in the erec
tion of the buildings for the International
Exhibition, aud the expenses couuccteJ
with the tauie. It is coutidefUly believed
that tho Keystone State will be represented
by the name of every citizen alive lo patri
otic commemoration, of the one hundredth
birth-day of tho nation. The shares of
stock are offered for 10 each, aud sub
scribers will receive a handuouio engraved
Certificate of Stock, suitable for framing
aud preservation us u national memorial.
Interest ut tho rate cf six per cent, per
annum will be paid on all payments of Cen
tennial Stock from date of payment to
January 1, 1876.
Subscribers who are uot.ueai a National
Rank can remit a check or post ollico ordor
10 the uudertigned,
IRED'K FRALEY, Treasurer,
DU4 Waluut St., Philadelphia
Ell: County Directory.
President Judge L. D. Wetmore.
Additional Law Judge lion. Jno. P
Vincent. .
Associate Judges Chas. Luhr, J V
Houk.
District Attorney J. K. P. Hall.
Sherill D. U. Oyster.
Ptothonotbry jo., Fred. Schuening.
Treasurer J obeph Windl'elder.
County Superintendent Rufus Luoore.
Commissioners Robt. Campbell, Julius
Jones, Geo. Ed. Weis.
Auditors C. W. Rarrett, Thomas Irwin,
Thomas J. Rurke. .
County Surveyor Geo Wilnisley.
Jury Commissi uicr. Phillip Kreiele
Ruuiow T. Kylcr.
FRED SOHOENINU & CO.,
Lav, Commercial, Book,
and Stationers.
MDGWjI F. ELK CO., I J.
liKALUUU IN AM. KINDS OF LAW liLANKS, ANU FUKNCII,
I'lNliLlSII, AND AM K1UCAN STATIONKKY.
ARNOLD'S WRITING: FLUID AND COPYING INK.
LEAD PENCILS OK ALL KINDS AND PRICES.
Ksttrbrooi'n t ilrbraird Slttl IVi, the lit hi Walf.
All Kiuds of Job Printing done iu the IJost Klylo mid at Low Prices.
LETTER, NOTE, AND DILL HEADS, MISINHSS CARDS AND EN
VELOPES OF EVERY STYLE IN f ANY QUANTITY.
POWELL L KIME.
A MAMMOTH STOCK
Firmly believing that the world moves,
and that the demands of the publicare con
stantly increasing, the proprietors of the
(Srand dtcntrLat JSforLc
have just returned from tho eastern and
western citicj with the most pcricct aud
complete stock oi
MERCHANDISE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
You cannot
ASK FOR ANYTHING
they do not keep, and they have
absolutely
35ROKEN THE 15ACKP.ONE
of high prices. They buy for cash aud
SELL FOR CASH!
CHEAPER
THAN THE CHEAPEST !
Ridgway, May 1st, 1873.
IS
EW STAGE ROUTE
J. C. BUZNS, 1'roprietor.
Tbe subscriber having secured the coo
tract for carrying the U. 8. Mail between
REYKOLDSVILEL & BROCKWAY VILLE
has placed on that road a Hue o
Hacks leave the Excbauge Hotel a
Reyuoldville every Tuesday, Tuureday and
Saturday on the ai rival of the RrooKvillo
stage, and returu the same day. These
hacks connect at Rrockwayville with the
Ridgway stages, making connection with
trains on the P. & E. Road, both east and
west. Every attention to the oomfort of
patrons of this liue will be given, and a
liberal patronage solicited.
Aug. U-712U
and General Job Trintcrs,
nI:w I .IV 10 It Y STA1JL10
i.v
mm
DAN SCR1DN MR WIHHKS TO IN
lonu tho Citizens of Ilidgway, and tho
public goLerally, that lie has started a Liv
ery Stable and will keep
GOOD STOCK, GOOD CAR III AG KS
Ilu ioi, to let lp ia mobt reasonu
hie terras.
Civile will alao do job lean, ing.
Stable on Eroad street, above Main
All orders left ut tho Post Ollico will meet
pruii.pt attention
Aug 20 170. tf.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills?,
For tho relief and
euro of all derange,
ments In tlio ftoin
ncli, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgative.
Being purely voro-
t.ililtt. 1liiv pontnin
PxTTV ' nomcrcuryorniine.
XjH'f,, rnl whatever. Much
jjgf serious sicknesH and
ed by their timely
use ; and every mmily shontd have theui on hand
for their protection and relief, when required.
Long experience has proved them to lio tho tM'
est, surest, and best of all the with which
tlio market abounds, lly their occasional ue,
tlio biood is puriiied, the corruptions of lho cyb
tcm expelled, obstruction removed, anil tho
wliole machinery of lifo restored to its healthy
Rt-w.i.j. i.wumi v'iKllllt liU.ll bt-i unit t Ihukv-.I
and eluwii-h aro cleansed bv Awr'n i'llls. and
rtiimdated into action. Thus incipient disease
is changed Into health, the value ol' which chanice,
when reckoned on tlio vast multitudes who enjoy
It, can hardly bo computed. Ttu- suj-'ar coating
makes them pleasant to tako, uml pre.-ei vei- itiuir
virtues uuiuipnirwl for unv letipth of lime, ho
that they nro ever fresh, ami pcii'ccilv rcliahle.
Although searching, they me mild, and operate
without disturbance to tho constitution, or diet, ur
ocniatinn.
full directions urn pvjn on the vertpper to
C.T'h box, how to use them as it rir.niiy i in sic,
and for the following complaints, wiii-di tneso
1'llls rniiiillj- eure :
Kor iJ,H-,,ril; or H:i5la--ilo;i, l.UtSpi4
n!i. Lunciiiir and !Lo of .t r;M'tW.,lli,'y
-lciuld be lukeii moderately to stiimilatv tl.e i-toni-acii,
and restore its healthy tone and action.
For I.lvr Con. pluin't and Us variou svmp
tonis, lillwu Ixsxlacho. Nl-k te-.l.
belli, Janu.licp or iiicr..t MIi-Iiihim, BSIi.
It. Colic aud Rllioim Fntn, thev should
he judiciously taken for each case, t correct the
dL-eascd actum or remove ilie obsuuetions whieb
cau-c it.
For atiaittir.r or niari'IiiPii, hut- ono
mild doc is (roner dlv ronuircil.
For VEIiunrtiiittNi.-i, (iut, -rari'l. Pul
Ritution t.i Uv tlfart, lui in ilie
Midi', Hack and I.oln, they rhould lie coului
lioiisly taken, iu rcinincd, to cliarvie ttio dif eased
action or the system. AVith such ehanao those
complaints disappear.
For M'jvity.my and arotmlcnl -lin-I!(r",
they should be taken in larito and frcinent dotes
to produce tho ol.Vet of a drastic liurirc.
For hii!;j;rci.nlon, a lartrn dose should bo
taken, as it produces tiio dce-ired effect by sym
pathy. As a ninnrr VIII. tako one or two Villa to
promotu digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach and
bowels, restores the appetite, ami invigorates tho
pystem. Hence it is oilen advantageous where
no serious derangement exists. One who feels
tcleralily well, oilen tlnds that n dose of theso
1-UU makes him feel decidedly better, from their
eloansh.g and rcuuvi.lmg effect on tho digcotivo
apparatus.
pitnpAitED nr
Zr. J. C. AYER & CO., l'ratcal Chemists,
LOWELZ, JIIASS., V. H. A.
FOB SALE liY ALL DKUUCISI3 EVtUV WllEETi
jpUVSICIASS AND DRUGGISTS.
A prominent New York physician lately
complained to Dundas Dick, about bis San
dalwood Oil Capsuhis, staling that bouio
times they cured miraculously ; but that a
p iiient of his had taken them for eoinctim
without effect. On being informed that
several imitations were made and sold, he
inquired and found that his patient had
bceu taking capsuhis sold in bottles, and not
l'C.NlMS DICK & CD'S.
What happened to this physician may have
happened to others, und DUNDAS DH'K
CO., take this method of protecting "Oil of
Sandalwood" from this disre Uto.
PIIVS1C1AN8 who once prescribe the
Capsulus will CONTINUE TO DO SO, for
they contain the PUliE OIL iu tho BEST
AND CHEAPEST form.
OIL VV dANDLEWOOD is fact super
seding every other remedy, sixty Cspsules
ONLV beinj; reiiuired to insure a eufe and
certain euro in six or eight dayB. From
uo other medicine can this result be had.
Dicit'e tiorT Cacsiilks solve the prob
lem long considered by many eminent phy
sicians, of how to avoid the nausea aud dis
gust experienced in'.swalloning, which are
well known to detract from, if not destroy,
the good ell'eels of many valuable remedies.
Soft Capsules aio put up iu tin-foil and
neat boies, thirty iu each, and are the
only capsules prescribed by Physicians,
JtsjrTJJESE WERE THE ONLY CAP
SULES ADMITTED TO TIIE LAST
FAI1IS EXPOSITION.
Send for Circular to 85 Wooster St., N. Y,
SOLD AT ALL IP.U3 STQUES.
General Agency, 110 Eeade Street. N. Y
ESTABLISHED 1823,
MEYER & SONS,
PIANO MANUFACTURERS,
722 Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
TIIE LEADING FIRST-CLASS TIANOS.
No other Pianos have the imp emcnts.
Prize Medal of the World's Fai London
England, and tho highest Prizes of the
couutry awarded. 3u42-uiu
BUSINESS CARDS.
- (. -I. XATMILW,
Allornoy-at-la,
RiJgwny, Pa. 2 2 If.
RUFL'S LU'JORIJ,
Atloruey-at-Law
Ridirwnv. Kilt (o.. Pa. Oflico Id
Hall's now Rriok Jdnlilin-'. Cluiois for
collection pi omptly attended lo.
v:l) l.y.
JTaZT it; m' va LjTFy, "
Atturneya-at-Liw.
OtTite in' New Rriek Ruilding, Main St
KiilKwny, l-.lk Co., l'u. vnlilf.
J, O. 11, JiAILL'l',
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
vlnz-.yl. l'.idgway, Elk Coiinly, Pa.
Agent for the Traveler's Life and Accl
dent Insurance Co., uf llurtlord, Cunu,
J A MUX Jh FULL L'R TGAr,
Sliri'COIl Dentist, liuvilltr l,el innrienll v in.
'-- ' O I J - -
caled iu liigway, oilers his professional ser
vices to i ti o ctiuens oi i.iugway anu sur
rounding couutry. All work warranted.
Ollico in Service &. Wheeler's Building, up
stairs, tirbl door Id the left, 7;j-u-o2-ly
CUARLLX 11 OLE IS,
Wulehiiiitker, Engraver and Jeweler,
Main street, Ridgway, Pu. Agent lor the
liunv riewing Macliinc, und Morton Gold
Pen. Repairing Wiitehcs, etc, doDO wilU
he tame accuracy us heretofore. Satis
autiou guaranteed. vluly
C. 0. 31 EJUS ED GER,
Diuggistund Paruceutist, N. W. cornet
cf Maui and Mill streets, Ridgway, Pa. A
luil assuiiiuciit of caielully telceled For
eign und Domestic Drugs. Piesvriptions
caielully dispensed nt alt hours, duy or
"iht. vlu3
T. HARTLEY. M. I).,
Physioian anu Surgeon.
Ollico in Drug Store, corner Broad and
Main bis. Residence corner Broad Bt.
opputitH the College. Ollice hours lroni
b to IU A. M. and from V lo ti P. M.
vlu-y 1.
J. JS. LORD WELL, 31. D.,
l-'clcotic Physiciuu and Surgeon, has remov
ed his ollice li oin t'c aire street, to Main st,
Ridgwny, Pa iu the second story of the
new brick building of John U. Hall, oppo
site JJydo's store.
(jlncc hours: "J to 'J K- nt: 1 to 2 p, in. 7
I jau 'J 7-i
jjiKj not: he,
a t, i.t.K Co., Pa,
i'i ,;,.-:;t:,r.
:..i.irL :..:-.:;1;i
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i ; .1 1; " V.-
. J-'- I V-i.AA-M -VI
. ..t--:.t i.:
w. il. s.'. l..v:
Thanktiii tko ..'1 '
m iiijL'r.tlly I.-.-' ". ". t ; y
proprietor, iio;-;.,,
leiiuou lo the c.-iiilor .
guests, to merit a
suuic.
Oct 30 1SCJ.
BUCK! AIL HO CHE,
Kanl, McReun Co., Pu.
R. E. LOUiiER, Proprietor.
Thar.Ulul for the patronage herelofoK su
litieraliy bestowed upon hnu, the new pr
prielor, hopes, by paying strict attention
iu tLo ouuiiurt uud couveuieuco of guests,
to merit u- contiuuaiico of tho same. Xhu
only siubles for burses in Kane uud Vvell
kepL night or day. Hull uitached lo tho
Hotel. Vlu2yl.
KERSEY UOL'SE,
Cu.Tiiiivii,LE, Elk Co., Pa.
John Collins, Proprietor.
Thuuitful for the patronage hcretotort
so liberally bestowed upon him, the new
pro j rieior, iiopcs, by paying strict at.
lention to lno condor- ulU convenience
of gujsls, tlmeiit a continuance of th
same.
r. UAYS,
ui:alh in
Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries,
and General Variety,
FOX, ELK CO., PA.
vlnlTtf.
JAMES VENFIELD,
(Succ sor to W. C. Ilealy,)
DEALER 1JJ
L?,r CC0E3, C30CE2S3, PEOVISIOUS,
PllODUCE, FRUIT3, &o.
v3u7tf. West End, ltidovuy, Pa.
FRED. HCHOEXING, '
WltOLKSALK AND BETAIl DEAlKft IS
I'lA.NO- I'OIITES, ORGANS,
SHEET MUSIC,
and MUSIC DOOKS
Pianos and organs to rent and rental ap
plied if purchased.
Prolhouotary's Office, Ridgway, Pa.
vuOtf. '
4J PLATOQ CAEDS.
THE LEST TH3 CHEAPEST.
STE .SIIir3 Cheapest kind made.
REG ITAS A chenp con mon ca 'd.
BUO DWAVS A nice common ca d.
Vlll KIAS Fine calico backs.
GEN JACKSONT-Cheap an I popular,
(1 tern backs. auou colors and de
signs.) '
COL - MBIAS (Euchre deck) extra qualitr
GOLDEN GATES One of Lhe bes?carda
made,
MP. VERNON8 Extra fine, two color pati
terns.
A8K THE A3J7i5-TAXa NO 0THE53.
l'riL'fi LlKt. mi nitiilinnrir.n l-i
plied by rr Ctt'e" SUP
VICTOR, E. MAUGER
39-ly lC6toU21eadeSt.,N!Y.
Edw'd J. Evans & Co.,
NURSERYMEN AND SEEDSMEN
BSiTCatalogues Mailed to AppReanu-g
Refer (by permission) to
jIon, J. B, Black, Washington, D C