Editor
THURSDAY, 8IPP. 1, 1891.
, J. ., , .
ENTERED AT THE TOST-OFFICR AT
RlDQWAY, PA., A3 SECOND CLASS
MAIL MATTER.
The NebraskaLlcense Law fixing
thc-Zee at one thousand dollars wns
decided constitutional by the Supreme
Court upon the ground that It was an
exercise of the police power of the
State and not a tax. The law was
attacked upon the ground that it was
a tax and that the Constitution re
quired all taxation to be uniform and
equal and based upon an equitable
property valuation.
Knocking down a man who Hnid
lie hoped President Garfield would
die and getting fined for it hn proved
very profitable investment for Cap
tain Charles A. Cook of Brownsville,
Ohio. Over f700 has been collected lv
penny subscriptions for him- Of
tUU, 175 has been invented in a testi
monial gold watch, and he will receive
the rest in cash and bonds, lie has
teen proposed for several offices, but
declines to run.
The oil wells struck in .Sebastian
Hxehu's potato patch, in Tltusville
July 16, are still yielding as well a
ever, aud with u prospect of continu
ing for a year, lltehn pumped 140
barrels of oil from them and then
latMed the ground to a firm, which
lia taken out ubout 370 barrels. The
oil U very fine, auid sells at 20 cents
hove the ordinary uiurkel price. The
veiie are ouly four feet deep and ure
dug wiU shovels.
Among the emigrants passing
West over the Pennsylvania Railroad
oi day lust week was a German fam
ily, consisting of the grandfather,
graadiuothers and their nine children,
is sous and three daughters, all of
whom are married, with their families
on board the same train. There were
ferty grandchildren and eleven gnat
graudchildren, the entire relationship
voMslsting of ninety-live people. They
will aettle in northern Iowa, and will
form a colony of their own. Among
the men in the party were practical
farmers, weavers, shoemakers and
butchers.
Really," there is no accounting
for tastes." An Italian maiden, Anita
Corsins by name, whose father is a
manufacturer of show-cases in New
York, fell in love with one of the
Zulus at a Broadway Museum. The
adVctiou was returned and the lovers
were about to be united, when the
atera parent steuped forward. Hut
the ceremonies were only delayed, for
the lovers sought a Brooklyn preacher
and were joined in wedlock. The
bride is young and pretty and the
fMom a fine specimen of coal-black
manhood. How Mr. Mkano proposes
to support Mrs. Mkano docs not ap
pear. There is good materal in the
family for the white-washing art and
tbe peanut trade.
Williauif port, August 28.-A rather
4aaU'uctive freight wreck occurred on
Hue Philadelphia and Ki'ie Ruilroad at
Montgomery a few miles east of Wil
lianisport 3 15 A.M. to day. The
wreck cra belonged to the express
freight east and were thrown from the
track by the dropping down of tbe
brake beam. Sixteen cars loaded
with lumber, Hour, grain and mer
chandise left the track and were badly
mashed. The train was crossing a
ttlvert at the time and the bridge was
o badly injured thut trains cannot
paws oer it before to-morrow. Wreck
Wains were at work all day and the
track was cleared by 5 o'clock this
evening. A siding crosses the same
bridge and the trains will use that
white the main track is being repaired.
Hfone of tbe train men were injured.
Chicago, August 27. A special
4aapatnu to the Tunc from East sng
tuaw, Mich., yesterday, says: "Tlio
erike at Oseoda among the mill cm
!eyeM continues. Last night two
km ad red men surrounded Potts' Mill
u4 otMupelled tbe night crew to quit
work. Sheriff 1C in and four deputies
m rived thia morning and attempted
re pruttot tboM who wished to work
tm the O-Mxtda Salt and Lumber Coiu
paay's still. While one man was try
tag te n Into the mill he was seize !
ad drawn back. The rtherifT and
apwties endeavored to protect him
ad were pounded with slabs. In re
tsrn they fl red three shots into the
rowd, but injured no one. At 4 p. in
II was quiet, and no attempt was
adfl to atop the men in Rock wood
ft Co. 'a mill, which was still running."
Jsdge McDerinitt, of Mercer, re
ently ordered the issuing of an attach
seat fnr a witness who as a member
of tbe Hslional Guard was then in
asmpst Baltsburg. His Honor took
occasion to Bay that it was "time the
peeple were taught that the war has
been ended seventeen years, and thut
tbe civil Is above the military power. ''
Tlie Phila. Timet commenting uoon
tbi" subject says: 'It is not entirely
certain but that the learned Judge
would assume too much in attempting
to take a man out of camp on an at
tachment as a witness. The code ex
pressly exempts members of the Na
tional Guard from jury service, and
says that neither officers nor soldiers
shall bo aubject to arrest on civil pro
cess while going to, remaiuing at or
returning from any place where be
has been ordered on military duty.
It would be interesting to know
whether a man .can evade camp duty
bjtettlug summoned as a witness, or
cai escape attendance at court by
jffciug off to camp."
Henry A. Parsons, Jr.,
The J. K. P. Hnll Convention.
Mr. Editor: Allow me, through
your columns, to express my senti
ments regarding the convention of, I
was going to sny Democrats, (and on
second thought I will leave it stand
and write Democrats) which met in
the Borough of Rldgway, Tuesday
lat, and which placed In nomination
a county ticket; and for the parties
named thereon, I as one of the un
terrlflod am expected to vote, or for
ever after hold my peace as a Demo
crat. Having nothing better to do the
day of tho convention, and as I was
Interested In the matter I strolled into
the Court House at the appointed
time, and prepared to enjoy a feast of
reason (the flow of soul could bo had
In the neighboring bar rooms.) The
convention being culled to order by
Deputy Chairman of the County
Committee Healy, nominations for
temporary chairman of tiie conven
tion was in order when Mr. J, K. P.
Hall was chosen chairman without a
dissenting voice, and betook his H"at.
accordingly. After the matter of
electing secretaries was disposed of,
and the certificates of J. Knox P.
Hail, I forget the other name, duly
approved the next thing in order was
the permanent organization, when
Jiunes K, P. Hull was retained as
chairman having unanimously voted
for himself, and the temporary secre
taries made permanent. Ho far so
good. Nominations for county
Treasurer were then made, and in
about live minutes resulted in tho
nomination of Mr. WeidenbuM'iier of
St. Marys at least that was the name
given to the people, but it struck me
that James Knox P. Hall was the
candidate. And right here, Mr. Edi
tor, I would at;U, why w;is it neces
sary for us to shout ourselves hoarse,
and drink ourselves maudlin last
Saturday evening, to help elect t lie
delegates from Ridgway Borough
when it would have been n great deal
cheaper to have stayed at home for as
tor as 1 could see James Knox Polk
Hall held the convention sonic time
ago in St. Marys, and only had the
farce of going through an election so
as to keep tiie people amused, ami
help the landlords. It was hardly
necessary for Mr. Alphabet Hall to
make the remark he did at the hotel
when taking his dinner that "that
tiiht was done with thank God." He
knew there was no liht. He knew
that the delegates elected by tile
people, as !ar as they were concerned,
might as well have been !-toughton
bottles. They never opened their
heads except as they were told by J.
K. P. Hall. True, they gave Captain
Selnening a unanimous call to the
Prothonntary's office again, but that
they could not help, no thanks for it
either, Captain Schooling being a
man whom the people would elect
anyway. But look how Captain
Smith of Spring Creek was knocked
down. He beintr a white man could
expect no other fate. Mr. Messenger
too, who would have made so good a
Treasurer, had to stand back. True
they gave him the Ass. Judge (a sop
to Cerbctw; and he must be thankful,
for the great James K. Polk Hall
((JoodnrKs, (rrurtoup, wluit n mime
Tu stand Uun the hrrott of I'uinuJ
gave it to him, and if lie is u good boy
he shall have something better after
awhile, next year perhaps.
But seriously, Mr. Editor, this so
called Democratic convention as far
as I could see or judge, was a St.
Marys convention engineered and
officered by the great James K. P.
Hall. (If his name was only as big as
his name Elk would be too small for
him.) And I will ,-ay further, that as
near as can see ever since I have lived
in the county of Elk, James K. P.
Hall has run the Democracy of the
county, and we mitflit as well say no
more, but quietly set down and vote
for the men placed in nomination by
the Bcuziuger and St. Marys crowd.
There is no other remedy. Did I say
no other remedy? I am mistaken.
There is a medicine which will scotch
this mischief, and one which will
prove, effectual if applied in the right
spirit and that is voting for whom we
please whether tho great Mtllhooly,
A. B. C. Hall, likes it or not. I for
one, my fellow Democrats, have got
tired of this tiling and will not follow
the dictation of any one man, if he is
the great Jim Hall, and I would ad
vise the people when next they send
delegates to the County Democratic
Convention, to try and send those
who dare rise and say what they were
sent there for, and vote as near as they
can for the principles of the 'Demo
cratic party, and not in the interest of
the Elk county '-I'liifurMm." I will
vote for whom and how I please, and
if Hall runs the convention he can't
run me. Yours, truly,
Dkmochat.
Ridgway, Aug. ."1st, 1881.
A Great Enterprise.
The Hop Bitters Manufacturing
Company is one of Rochester's greatest
business enterprises. There Hop Bit
ters have reached a sale beyond all
precedent, having from their intrinsic
value found their way into almost
every household in the land. Graphic.
It has been decided by the courts
that trout streams which are not en
closed and improved, and in which
trout are not propogated, are public
and may be fished in by any one
during the legal season, whether the
same is leased by a corporation or
owned by an individual. The people
have a common law right to the fish,
as they have to other wild creatures.
A party of woodenoppers near
Bradford, McKean county, discovered
the corpse of a German named Adolph'
Hasel wander In the wotds the other
day. . It is thought he died of drink.
Killed On His Wedding' Tour.
Amsterdam, N. Y., August 28.
A very sad and painful accident
occurred yesterday morning which
resulted In the killing of Mr. John
V. Hobbs, a young farmer, of about
thirty-two years of age, and a resident
of Nort h Hampton, New Hampshire.
The facts, as far as learned, are these:
It appears the unfortunate man was
on his wedding tour and was on his
way to Niagara Falls, together with
his wife. They were seated in a draw
ing room car attached to train No. 6,
due here at 10:10. When about a mile
from the station, Mr. Hobbs, in n state
of forget fu I nes, allowed his left arm
to rest partially on and out of the win
dow. At that Instant a freight train
came east, which had a loose, swing
ing door that scraped the cars badly
and crushed Hobb's arm in a shocking
manner. He was Immediately taken
from the train on its arrival here, and
.amputation was found necessary ,but It
was of no avail. The young man sur
vived only u lew hour. alter tiie oper
ation was performed. The shock has
Completely prostrated his wife with
grief.
List of Jurors Drawn for Oeptam
bcr Term, 1881'
OUAND JUI5Y.
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John Mit-liHl
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Sheriff's Sales.
BY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY writs
of fieri l'aeias, alias fieri facias, vendi
tioni exponas, levari fac as, and testa
tum fieri facias issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas of Elk Couutv, tind
to me directed, I THOMAS KUI. LI
VAN, Hijrh Sherill' of saiil county, do
hereby give notice that I will expose,
to public sale or outcry at tho Pro
thnnotarvV office, in Ridgway, at one
o'clock I1 M.. on
MONDAY, SEPTEMRER 10, IS1.
the following described real estate, to
wit :
All the right, title, interest, claim or
(toman. 1 whatsoever of defendant in,
to or not of nil that certain tract, piece
or parcel of land situate, lying and
being in the township of Fox, county
of Elk and sjtaie of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follmvs:
Beginning at the middle of the Hog
back road, on the north line of Samuel
Wilson's land, a stake on the east side
of the road for a corner; thence eat
eichly rods to the hemlock, the north
east corner of said Wilson's land;
thence sou l h seventy rods to a post,
t 'he southeast corner of said Wilson's
land; thence west about sixty rods
along -aid Wilson's south line to the
middle of the said Hogback road ;
thence north two degreei west along
Hie middle of said road thirty-eight
rods to a point ; thence north sixteen
and o:ie-l:alf degrees west twenty-three
rods along the middle of said road to
a point; thence north forty-four degrees
west along said road fifteen roils to the
place of beginning. containing twenty
nine and one half acres, more or less,
on which there is erected one frame
bouse. I(ix2i feel, one and one-half
stories high; one triune bam, Mdx.il
feet; also a small bearing orchard.
Seized and taken in execution us the
property of Alexander Fucbs, ut the
suit of j. V. Morgester.
ALSO. All the right, title, interest,
claim or demand whatsoever of de
fendant in, to or out of all that certain
tract, piece or parcel of land situate,
lying ami being in the town-hip of
Fox, county of Elk and State ot Penn
sylvania, liouniled and desy-rihed as
follows: Beginning ul a stoiie at tbe
northwest corner of the Jacob Wilson
lot, of which this is a part; thence
south one hundred and forty eight rods
to a beech ; thence east forty-six rods
to a post", tin nee noitli one hundred
anil eighteen rods to a post; thence
cast eight rods to a post; thence north
ten rods to a post on the turnpike;
tbenceeast along the turnpikenineti en
rods to u post; thence north twenty
one rods to a post; thence west
seventy-three rods to the place of be
ginning, containing forty-three acres,
re or less, upon which is erected
one two story frame house and one
frame barn.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of Charles H. Hyatt, at the
suit of Stott. Campbell & Alleu.
ALSO. All the right, title.interest,
claim or demand whatsoever of de
fendant in, to or out of all those cer
tain lots of land situate, lying and bo
ing in the township of Bcnzinger,
county of F.Ik and state of Pennsyl
vania, according to tbe original map
or plan of the settlement of St. Mary's
in iiil i-omitv. Iicinir lolNos. tliirlv-
two, tiiirlv-thiee, .thirty-four, thirly
five, thiity-six, thirty-seven tmd
tblrty-iight on Kt Joseph street, each
lot being one hundred feet by two
hundred feet in size, and bounded on
the ea.-t, west, north and south by
land of the Benedictine Society, on
which is erected a two-story frame
bouse, lsx'20 feet, with a kitchen part
attached, liixO feet; one stable, iMxiiS
feet ; one frame saw mill, U-ix&O fect.on
a stream cal'::d Silver creek.
Seized and taken into execution as
the property of John Roucli. B. Don
ahue and James Carroll, at the suit of
Frank. A. Leaseli.
ALSO. All tho rlcrht. title. Intorest.
claim or demand whatsoever of defen
dant In, to or out of all that certain
tract, piece or parcel of land situate,
lying aim neing In the borouiyn 01 nr,
Marys, county of Elk and State of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at tho north
west corner of 'Jot number thirty on
the map or plan of the borough of St.
Marys; thence east along Centre street
fifty-five feet; thence south two hun
dred feet at right angles with Centre
street; thence west fifty-five feet;
thence north two hundred feet to tho
place of beginning, containing eleven
thousand square feet, on which there
Is erected a frame dwelling house, one
and one half stories high, 28 feet 8
inches by 29 feet 10 Inches, with frame
kitchen attached, 12 feet 8 Inches by U
feet 4 inches; one barn, 19 feet by 12
feet 6 Inches; also, a good bearing fruit
orchaid and a well of good water.
Seized and taken in execution nsthe
property of John yebuler, at suit of
Anton Sehulcr.
ALSO. All tho right, title.interest,
claim or demand whatsoever of de
fendant in, to or out of all that certain
tract, piece or parcel of land situate,
lying and being in the township of
f-pring Creek, County of Eik and
State of Pennsylvania, being all that
part of warrant No. 27!2 that lies east
of tbe Millstone township line,
bounded north by warrant No. 278!);
east by warrant No. 45",ti and west by
the line between Spring Creek and
Millstone townships, containing three
bundled and thirty-four acres, more or
iei.s, upon which is erected one. log
h'.ii.-e and one log barn, each about
1.24 fc.t.
Seized and taken in execution as
tbe property of George Proems, at tho
suit of George A. Rathbun.
ALSO. All tbe right title, interest,
claim or demand whatsoever of de
fendant In, to or out of town lot No.
27f, in tbe village of Wilcox, Elk
county, Pennsylvania, bounded on the
north by Worrell street, on the east by
lot No. 277, on the south by Clarion
street, nnd on the west by
lot No. 281, being sixty feet east anil
west and one hundred and forty feet
north and sooth, upon which is
erected one two-story frame Jiouse,
llix:V.
Seized and taken in exeecution as
the properth of Isaac Keefcr, ut the
suit of W. H. Osterhout.
TERMS OF SALE.
The followiinr must be strictly com
plied when the jiroperty is struck oft':
1. All bids must he paid in full ex
cept where the plaint ill' or other lien
creditor iieeoiries the purchaser, in
which case the. costs on the writs must
be paid, as well as all liens prior to
that of the purchaser, and a duly cer
tified list of liens shall be furnished,
including mortgage searches on tiie
property sold together with such lien
creditor's receipt, for the amount of
the proceeds of the sale, or such por
tion thereof ie; he shall ajipear to be
entitled to.
2. All sales not settled immediately
will be continued until six o'clock P.
M , at which time all property not
settled for will again be put up, and
sold at the expense and risk of the
person to whom it. was lir-t struck oil',
and who, in ease of dificiency at such
re-sale, shall make good the same, and
in no instance will the deed be pre
sented in court for confirmation unless
the bid is actually settled for with the
Sheriff as ahove stated.
THOMAS .sULLlVAN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Ofliee.Ridgway.Pa., )
August 20. issi. f
See ('union's Digest, Ninth Edition,
pag -DO; .smith's Forms, "'SI.
Tbe nearest infallible remedy is
Rerun a.
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J. M. Stodd.vkt, Pub., New York,
Phlla., or Chicago. n21 t3
OovF.iiNon Sr. Joitx of Kansas
says:" In 71 the City of Leavenworth
had 20,000 population and about 100
saloons, and she lias clung to the
saloons ever since. In LS&1 her popu
lation has declined from 20,0o0 to less
than 17,010, notwithstanding the fact
that she had saloons enough to have
given her a population of 100,000, If
they are necessary for the prosperity of
a city."
Fhom the report of the United
States Revenue Collectors it uppears
that the li.pior trade still flourishes in
Kansas notwithstanding the prohib
itory liiptor law. The Kansas City
Time gives the figures of the July
collection as follows: Tax on whisky
stamps, Sl.UBiuO; on beer stamps, ?2,
447.70, a total of 3,737.4'J. This Is
said to be an excess over the same
period last year of $ 700.
At tho faiutest pniu Teruna bhould
be thought of.
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DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST
OF THE TEOPLE OF
ELK COUNTY.
Having an extended circulation it is
the best advertising medium.
THE OLDEST PAPER IN THE
COUNTY.
ESTABLISHED in 1850.
TERMS,
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We print
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Bill-lioads,
Letter-heads.
Envelopes,
Cards,
Tags.
Cheaper thail the cheapest,
and on shortest notice.
Call and get prices on Advertising and
Job Work.
Orders by mail promplij
attended to.
Address,
Henry A. Parsons, Jr.
Fddtfivay, Va.
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REV. I. C. PERSHING, D. D., Pittsburgh, Pa.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTRAY.
Came to the premises of Jno Myers,
Little Toby, Fox township, Elk Co.,
Pa., one cow almut nine years old.
Tbe owner will please eome forward,
prove property, pay charges and take
her away, or she will be disposed of
according to law. Jno. Myehs.
Aug. 0, 1881.
ESTATE NOTICE.
E
stato of Joseph F.Grotzinger.lateof
jj Benzinger township, Elk c
county.
Pa., deceased. Notice is hereby given
that letters testamentary have been
granted to the undersigned, uion tbe
above named estate All persons In
debted to said estate ate requested to
make immediate payment, and those
having legal claims against the same
to present them without delay, in pro
per order for settlement.
Maku.vuct Ukotzixoer, Sr.,
ir2ittj Executrix.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing account will tie presented tit
the next Orphans' Court lor confirma
tion :
1 Final account of Charles Weis, ex
ecutor of tiie estate of Francis Rentier,
late of St. Marys Borough, ileeeased,
will be presented at tbe next Orpheus'
Court for continuation.
2. Final account of Joseph Rosen
bofer, executor of Anna Dorathea
EcUlc late of Si. Marys, Elk Co., de
ceasi d .
It. Fliml Hcrount of Allifi't fllllfttenrtmlnts-liiitm-or
am esinti! or .lnry 11. Ulilelto Into
of KUIwi.y Township, l-'.lk County. di.-rraHi'd.
I. l- iiiiil ur.x.i'iil (Jf Win. 11. Murray ml
niiiilsir;Oir ui.il Kmc line Murray itihiilnis.
tritlrix of tlic sMlu of WlHiHiu Murray into
oi liui';:tie TunnMiiji. Klk lAmuty, du
i-iascJ.
Frki. Schcknino, Register.
COMMISSIONERS' SALE
OF -
Unseated Lands In Elk County.
In pursuance of an Act of Assembly, papud
lliu iiili w,y of Miovli, A. I. IMj, t'lilitleil
"An acl to nun-net 1111 iu:t. directing the niodo
ot Hillini; uii.M'att'il iitiuU lor taxi. nnU for
oilier iu.'ikjl'!--." and tin stvi li HUipleiuunH
lliHrelo, liiw county Comic :iiiu.;ti. fit thu
L'oiinty of Klk will exii!u ti. ale, by public
vendue or outcry, at the .ummbssionera'
ollice, in KUluay, fa., mi
WEDLNhll.VY.tiLPT. 21ST, IRSt,
At. 10 o'clock a.m., tho followli.g tracts of
livtid, HUuattfd unit Ui-fCTibed uh follow:
UENZINliEH TOWMJIHP.
Warrant. Acres.
Loin Nos. "sot Kl
3.i.:;4
Waraiitecs and Owners.
Jl idyll ay street,
'iaibat htreet.
Vine Ml. M. O. Sullivun.
5
FOX TOWNSHIP.
41-90
.7i.hn HrlBus W.Wtllink.
Tlioinu Jordan.
n-'i
IIIUI1LAXD TOWNSHIP.
1"0 8ub. Dlv. No. 11.
IIOHTON TOWNSHIP.
OwnerH uukuowu.
JAY TOWNSHIP.
177H
4 1 Oil )
4ii's;
IMIU
"2 Francis .Shldor.
130 Heading St Hurtles.
8PHINO I'UEKK TOWNSHIP.
l-VM l From A. W. Irwin.
ST. MARYS HOHOUGH.
Lot No. 0 F.d. Hyrnes Johu street.
Tekus C'lixli.
WIC'HAKL WKIUKRT,)
W. It. o-snoitllon i, Icom'rs.
OKOilGK KKLrtCHKUj
Attest W.S. llimro.v, uleik.
CumiiilssiiincrK oiliee. )
Uldyway, I'u., Aug. si, "SI. J
u27- It
STOVE
SIGN
No. 42 Main St.
AFULL LINE BUILD
ERS'
HARDWARE,
STOVES AND
House-Furnishing
GOODS At POPULAR
PRICES.
W. S. Service, Ag't.
Fi ."rU
nLimiti1 greuicbt roiucay,
Ilajiiunol
nreiCilbed it to 40. GOO iKiticnto. nil r,f vhoni I
iti ovcrsd or T'cre iuikii lujpiuvea.
f r.RUNA Ciiii io iai:ca iy uvory tuc-the
Tonne, tiie jnldiJl-ncff1, tne ol). 1tio bn'pl
a -tuuftA Htwiiys ttxiei. wiui in puiu.ut.
Ttrl.'aM. a tlio hvstttii of ft 11 Its luiTmrttf
9UHK-S tlio &''ir.ai'h, tcpulal tho 1mm it. un-1
lackstliMecrotior.of tlto liver, Btrennrihensl
Pt liltU 1 13 11. d II. IV. I.. -I- n,.n..tl-,... '
hln til, pi; j V.:o ytboxy and treX from the I
tolls au(t cams of thd 1 '.y U (rivog twcctai'.d !
refre Jiln? klvoo pWZttBms&&l
fsj.e Dimnhlotl,
st j ititcli to tllifcst auy Ai ticto of food,
jr it book v litca will uuble you toUtt
Voui'M'lf. a t .Iraa b. B. II A MAN A CO..
if.
Ulcerated and itching limbs.
Doctors failed. Peruaa cured rue,
Mrii. P. Parsoiu, Nevoburg, Pa.
3 fcl rL2wc8fcs tm
'or each uionl. whi n wolL to piuvcnt blck-B I
wsa; whea sl k, to cure, fl oo v-lll I c pnlrt ri
ivT acaso it will not ca.ii or l:f lp. KjiJifll
i'LRt K K I s t'umiioeeU oi vegciub iu liti o- Mi
tlliiuLiii c.irh ou ft nrtt r-Mm-dv In Itsflf. E I
A LECTURE TO YOUM MEN.
On the Loss of
A LECTURE ON THE NATUHB,
TKEATJIKNT, AND JRAIMCAL Cure frf
Heniintil Wt-ukneMS.or Hrn'riiiatorrhoBa
liidticeil by Self-Abuse, Involuntary
Einis.sioiis, Impotoncy. Xervous De
bility, anil Impediment to Marriage
tjene'rally; CoiiHuniption, Epilepsy,
and Fits: Mental and Physical In
ciipucitv. Ac Uy ROBEKT J. CUL
VIC H WELL, M. D., author of th
"Groen Uook,"&c
The world-renowned author, Jn thl
admirable Leeture.clearly proves from
liU own experience that the wilful
coiiKi'ijuences of Self-Abuse may be
eflVctually removed without uangen-UB
siii'jilcul operations, bougies, iimtru
nientx, rint.r, or cordials; pointing out
a nio.lo of cure at once certain and ef
fectual, by which every suflerer, no
matter what his condition may be,
nntv cure himself cheaply, privately
and radically.
g-r nils Liecture win prove a ooon
to thousands and thousands.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envel
ope, to one address, on receipt of tlx
cents or two postage stamps. We
have also a sure cure for Tape Woinu
Address.
The CULVER WELL MEDICAL Co.
41 Ann St New York, N. Y.; Poet
olllce Box, 4586.
Note paper and envelopes at tbe
Advocate office.
PENNSYLVANIA HAIL ROAD
Philadelphia & ErieR. R- Dir.
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
On and after SUNDAY, June 18,
181, the trains on the Philadel
phia & Erie Railroad Division will
run as follows:
WESTWARD.
Ninjrara Ex. leaves Phila 9 00 a. m.
" " " Renovo..5 40 p. iu.
" " " I)riftwood7 00 '
" " " Emporium7 60 "
" St.Marys.,8 43 '
" " " Ridgway..fl09 "
41 " nrr. Kane.... 10 06
ekik hail leaves Phila 11 65 p. in
" Renovo...-ll 05 a. m.
" " Emporium. 1 80p. m.
" ' St. Mary's.. 23 p. m.
" " Ridgway... 2 46 p-m.
" " Kane 3 60 p. m.
" arr. at Erie 7 45 p. ni.
EASTWARD.
Day Express leaves Kane ... 6 00 am.
" " " Ridgway 6 66 am.
Ht. Marvs 7 17 "
" " Emporium8 10
" " " Driftwood 8 67 '"
" " " Renovo . . 10 05 '
" " arr. atphila 45 pm.
erik mail leaves Erie 11 85 a. m.
" " Kane 4 10 p.m.
" ' Ridgway ....5 17 p. iu.
' " St. Mary's..-5 60 p. m.
" ' Emporium. B 56 p. m.
" " Renovo 9 00 p. m.
" nrr. at Phila 7 85 a. iu.
Dav Express and Niagara Express
connect east with L. G. Div. and B.N.
Y. and P. R. R.
Wm. A. Baldwin. General Bup't.
If you r a man X
r It toi ar
' ma a of let
cned bj tea atraia cf
your duttaa avuid
i.ilo:mla:itaiid ua
Hop Bittars.
or lju: Uie.'f.wou:-
ter tolling o
msui work, to rec
to; rjUS DBTTTB &Ai
wart, un Hop
raffAiifie from ut te
If yon are yoonfr and
dlncrelioQ or umuiia
ried or ainirla, old or
oorbealtu or lanKUi&ti
aeu, rkl oa Hop
ion . ir you nr mr
oMug, raff cri a trotm
BTtters.
.vnoerer you are.
whenever yon ftel
tii..t y o n r ayBtom
aiieda clcanalnT. ten
iae or etimuiatlDir.
T.lOUAB0 OS
nuaUjr Irom torn
furm of K d n f
vlthouktfn'orieal'atf,
- nop
Bitter.
nopBittr
Hae yon fr-
fr,'..'a, ..luncy
vmniMrvwm.
tiraiiil, ulaeaae
or the afomocA,
L-.-.t. kln.J
HO?
liver oraervee fl
Toe will be
cured If youuee
Hop Bitter
fily weak and
owanlrited, iry
in It may
NEVER
FAIL
iviyour
llf. It has
saved nun1
jEW LIVERY tiTALB
IN
RIDGWAY.
DAN SCRIBNER WISHES
inform the citizens of Ridgway
TO
and
me puduo generally, that be
bturted a Livery Stable and will keep
GOOD STOCK, GOOD CARRIAGES
and BuftRles to let upon the most
reasonable terms. -He
will also do job teaming. . -.
btable on Elk street. All ordersleft
at the Post Office will receive prompt
attention.
Aug201371tt
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