Hie Mv0ak
THURSDAY. APRIL 13. 1882.
"-Leii? I over niu! gone.
Maple sugar In martlet.
Considerable sickness about town
-et.
Folk have commenced to make
Burden.
Butter soils hero now nt from 40 to
45 cts a pound.
FntntocM are selling nt (1.25 to f 1.35
a bushel.
18 new Valleccs Just received at
Morgester's.
The Hungarians went to work
again on Monday.
Snow storm here ou Monday rind
another on Tuesday.
Maple Sugar 15c. per lb. nt Mor
pefer's. Winter dislikes to leave although
the trees arc leaving.
Tics are being hauled for use on
the Buffalo &. Pittsburg H. R.
Yesterday morningquitc a sprink
ling of enow won on the ground.
Choice English Currants, Turkish
and French Prunes at Molester's.
The letter from Senator Mitchell
published la this issue has the right
ring.
Jacob BuUerfuss has Just received
a new line of trunks and satchel of
oil lnds.
A Teachers' Examination will be
held at Caledonia on Friday, April
2.Uh, beginning at 0. A. M.
A full line of strictly pure Spices
nt Morgester's.
Views of the Court House and
other public building In Ridgway at
tiie West End Gallery.
The Railroad shops will yet be
located at Ridgway. If nil hands go
to work to secure them.
A full line of choicest TeasatMor
gifjfer's. We understand tho price of horse
whips has advanced since thegreat de
mand for use in whipping editors.
A new stock of Scrap Pictures,
Flowered Perforated Card Board, Gold
n1 Silver nt The Advocate office.
Picture frames, chronica and Stat
uary panels, oil paintings, photo
graph albums, and views at the- West
End Gallery.
The new order from H. O. P.
headquarters calls for five hours drill
by the companies in uniform each
month. The company H boys will be
there with tho rest.
Human Hair Goods of every ins
cription, invisible nets and pins at
Mrs. Jacob Butterfuss', Main Street,
opposite the Bourt House, West End,
Ridgway, Pa. Call up stairs and sec
them.
The only scientific Iron Medicine
that does not produce headache, &c ,
but gives to the system nil the benefits
of iron without its bad eli'ccts, Is
Brown's Iron Bitters.
Over eleven thousand immigrants
arrived at Castle Garden last week,
which exceeds the corresponding week
of last year 3,5i53. At this rate it will
not be long before our country doubles
its poplation of 1880
The Greenburg Vess says that in
Upper Burrtll township, Westmor
land county, at the recent election,
there were PC candidates nnd only 02
votes polled.
Squire N. C. Scott, Sylvan la. O.,
writes: "I have been a great sufferer
for 15 years with Bright's disease of
the kidneys. For weeks at a time
was unable to get out of lied; used
various internal remedies, but they
gave me no relief I wore two of Prof.
Guilmette' Kidney Pads six weeks,
and I now know Incn entirely cured.
By reference to our marriage no
tice it will be seen thnt our old friend
R. I. Robinson has at last taken unto
himself a wife nnd joined the noble
army of Benedicts. Wrc can but wish
him nnd his fair bride much Joy and
happiness, peace nnd plenty.
The sturdy ring of the letter from
Senator Mitchell will set even the
little bosses to thinking, nnd its senti
ments will vibrate nnd revibrate until
all the hills nnd nil the valleys shall
hear the echo, and until the cry of the
big boss shall be heard no more in the
land. Let the light break in. Let
the bosses go to the wall.
"Prof. SanGrado," alins "Merely n
woman," alias "A Republican," nlins
three stars, says something In last
week's Democrat. Just whnt business
this Democratic gentleman hns In the
Republican camp we dre nt a loss to
understand, unless in tho capacity of
a spy. And spies nre usually hung,
shooting being considered too good for
them. The general opinion Is that
with rope sufficient he will hang blni
telf. On Friday, March 31, at the burn
ing well mill, five miles above Wilcox,
Schimmelfling's large boarding house,
which would accommodate nbout 75
men, was totally destroyed by fire.
Thealarm of Are was given at 8 o'clock
In thetr.orning.and before themen from
the mill could render any assistance
the shanty was burned to the ground.
John Mykens, boarding house keeper,
lost everything. The total loss on
bouse, furniture, etc. is about $3,000.
From $200 to f 300 In money, belong
ing to the men was burned up.
A Mew Feature.
Wanamaker & Brown have sup
plied. their agent with camples for
ready made suits In addition to the
samples for goods made to order. You
are invited to call on the agent, S. A.
Rote and look at them at any time
wbtttber you purchase or not
Personal.
J. M. Schram Is having bts house
newly painted.
Erasmas Morey, of Beneaette, was
In Ridgway last week.
Ben Dill, the new pound master,
hns entered upon the discharge of his
duties.
Brother Miller will go to house
keeping In his home on Centre street
in a short time,
John Cnsserly hns been danger
ously 111 since Inst Friday with phneu
monin. He Is getting well slowly.
G. S. Rhines of this p'nee can lift
more In one hand nhove his head than
nny man of his weight In Elk county.
Rev. L. O. Mead, of Kane, will
preach in the M. E. church next Sab
bath morningand evening In exchange
Willi tho pastor.
Frank Nichols nnd wife have
moved to the mouth of Toby nnd nre
keeping boarding house for the engi
neers of the Buffalo & Pittsburgh R.
R. Co.
We nre rerptcMed by Mr. James
M agin nis to publicly tlinnk the.
friends nnd neighbors who so kindly
rendered nsslstance during the recent
illness nnd death of his little boy.
DEATHS.
Maoinnis. On Sunday, April 0,
1S82, (Enster Sunday) of diphtheria
and croup, Otto. Infant son of James
Magi nn is, aged 10 month and 8 days.
MARRIAGES.
Robinson Gheekhill At the
Boirert House, Ridgway, Pa., April
fl, 1882. by Rev. 8 M. ('lurk. Mr.
Robert I. Robinson, to Miss Jane
E. Greenhill.
McAmstku. McAt.isteh. On Sun
day. Aprils, 1882, C C. McAlisterto
Barbara E. daughter of John C.
McAlister, by Enquire Sibley of
Brockway ville. All of Brand Camp.
Dagus Jiutcs.
The lecture delivered by Dr. Ear
ley on the 25th of lust month, In the
new Presbyterian church ntthis place,
drew together a large concourse of
people, who were well pleased with
the Doctor's rcmnrks,nud hope at some
fiuiive time to have the pleasure of
listening to liim again. The net pro
ceeds of the lecture was $43.21.
Mr. D. Eldridge, bus leased the
new slope from the Meredith Run
Coal Company, an I Is now running it
under the title of the " Eureka Slope."
Mr. Fleming having charge of the
works.
The proceeds of the necktie patty
amounted to $25.00, and that of the
cake walk to $15.00.
A new school bouse Is soon to be
ereeted at the mines.
John Mills one of our R. R. en
ginecrs intends moving away from
tli is plae.
John Wnlford has left the mines
and moved to his farm near the grave
yard trchool house.
Sam Early has leased and is run
ning the ten-pin alley at this place.
Another rain storm on Sunday
evening last.
The contract for painting the new
church at this place, has been awarded
to Messrs. Se.semnn nnd Tuttle.
Side walks are greatly uecdud here
abouts. Prominent among the competitors
at t he new church, on the evening of
the 20th of last month, we noticed Dr.
Williams, of Baltimore. Rev. Ryan
and lady, John T. Smith and lady,
Jason Comstock ami lady, Jos. Car
roll and lady imd Sam. Hamilton and
lady, of Dagus mines. The successful
ones, were Jason Cumstock und lady.
Dr. Williams anil lady, ami Sam.
Hamilton and lady. Mr. Carroll
walking was watched with consider
able interest, it being acknowledged,
as perfect ns nny in the walk. We
fear the lady judges were not alto
gether fair in not awarding one of the
prizes to him. Sam. says No. 12 is
hard to surpass in a walk, especially
where it is, go as you please.
Mr. Robertson is improving his
residence by having a new fence built
around it.
Mr. Sam. Hiney, has thrown up
the sponge nt the Dagus mines store
and returned to St. Marys.
- Lr. S. M. Free is building a dwell
ing house next to his office.
Bon. Jour.
The Sterling Comedy Co , with
May Roberts preformed nt the Opera
House on Monday, Tuesday nnd
Wednesday nights of this week pro
ducing, successively, "The Banker's
Daughter," "The Danites," nnd "East
Lynue," nil three plays to the ereat
delight nnd satisfaction of the audi
ences. MissRobeits, is nil that one
expects and a great deal more,
nnd in her characters of Nancy
Williams, The Banker's Daugh
ter, and Lndy Isabel, won
the repeated applause of the house.
Miss Eaton in her characters of The
Count, Bunker Hill, nnd sister Come'
lia, is hard to bent, while Miss Ne
vlllo Locken nnd W. C. Don
aldson, und in fact the whole com-
pany are among the best in their sev
eral characters we have listened to.
Those who failed to attend missed a
rare treat.
Laundry Agency.
Gentlemen who like to hnve their
shirts, collars and cuffs done up in first
class style will be glad to know that
the Titusville Laundry have establish
ed an agency here and goods will he
sent every Monday regularly. Pack
ages left at Ridgway Bank or West
End Gallery will be forwarded prompt
ly by the Agent S. A. Rote.
A Hoy's Accidental Death.
Carbondale, April 9. Grant Gard
ner, aged nineteen years, son of B. H.
Gardner, proprietor of the Rogers
House nt Waymart, while fishing on
Elk pond to-day accidentally dis
charged a gun which he had in the
boat, the ball passing through his ab
domen, causing injuries from which
be died four hours afterward in terri
ble agony.
The Whipping Master.
The party lash will I wield with
heavy band to whip all my henchmen
In.
No whip with penny whistle shall
it be.
But great cart whip that shall bring
big ridges nnd draw red gore.
Even I "Little Boss" of Elk county,
great In the possession of my P. O.
commission will do these things.
No one shall cast a vote with me who
always kicks.
There Is but one kind of Republican
ism. And Mint kind (thus do I nfftrm) Is
the Stalwart one of which I am the
bright particular star.
When my medal (that 300 one)
comes from the Indiana Penitentiary.
Then will I buy the big whip nnd
lash them all in.
Whip them in from the broad high
way Whip them in from their revels
Ky.
For with whip in hand
And medal on
I'll make them dance
To the proper tune.
Won't we twinnie?
Let that " Boy " say nil he can of
me and my master's politics.
But dare he speak of my gone tooth
nnd such personal tilings.
I'll whip him like a cur.
My great big hand, witli cart whip
mind vou cart whip.
Shall fall on the head of thnt shoe
maker's boy until the last
Greese spot he shall become
Yum yum, yum yum.
Thnt Advocate office I do own.
And this postofficc,
And the right to send the delegate
for Elk county.
And every night
When kneeling down
Will call upon the mighty Don
To make mine enemies come to
naught
And kill them on the spot.
But 1 11 cart whip that " Boy " my
self. I am not mad those squibs don't
hurt much
But egad I'll lick that 'Boy "just
to show the folks I can
Then I'll dance the festive can-can.
But come to think he didn't write
those squibs.
We'll tell this (wou't we twinnie?
in the Democrat.
Too well I know be does.
And it is not fair to pitch nt me so
When he owns the paper himself.
Who knows but that till Dooms Day
he'll grind out those little truths
That provoke me to wrath.
But we'll give his pedigree (won't
we twinnie?) in the Democrat until
all the people Khali know that he bus
held office.
Cuss the luck -and did dare to run
without asking me the " Little Bo.-.''
By the stars but my brain is on fire.
All the cruet taunts and jibs of ail
the boys and men in town.
Even the girls do meet meand millio
ns though I did know that they in
their mind thought,
That's " Liule Bss"
Yes, I'll do It
Get a great big whip black snakr
-and lick that " Boy"
But that I think he muy strike
back.
Thus soliloquized the " Little Boss "
Then Into the evening's twilight
grey
He walked upon the crowded street,
And men and boys met on the way
And heard their mirth provoking
greet.
Like a lion roaring loud
Ho laid out the " Boy " before the
crowd
He threatened things most dire and
sore,
To break that "Boy's" neck
And a great deal more.
And as ho passed yet further on
In pity, fingers to forehead pressed.
The hint to nil men spoke loud and
strong
His upper story corn was gone.
The Kulfu Mystery.
It was a pleasant nfternoon of a de
lightful spring Sabbath, nil the air
seemed full of melody, nnd perfume
came on every passing breeze. Three
men Ed., Paul nnd Swayne went for
a quiet stroll along the river's bank,
littio thinking of the terrible things
that were soon to greet their eyes. As
we have before remarked the day was
fine. The spirits of the heroes of this
story werein accord witli thesurround
ings of pleasant weather und balmy
ntmospliere. As they journeyed or
strolled along thestream which reflect
ed on its mirrored surface t he sun
beams golden gleam they littlethought
of the terriblo mystery that hung on
their advancing footsteps. As yet
they onward walked nnd chatted
pleasantly the while. All of it sud
den one discovered floating in the
river a mysterious object that filled
their imaginations with fearful fore
bodings of tin unnatural crime com
mitted by some one. Perhaps nn in
fant the unholy fruit of some illicit
love affair, hud been cast by the un
fortunate victim into the rushing
stream thinking in her wild despair
to bide one crime by committing a
worse one. Yes that must be the solu
tion of the mystery, but they would
summon the proper authority nnd
have all done under sanction of the
law, and thus save themselves from
seeming implication. The officers
were summonded, and the object,
which was encased In a sack, brought
out on the bank of the stream, pre
paratory to having the awful mystery
investigated. The covering which
proved to be an old pants leg sewed
shut, was quickly opened by the deft
hand of the proper officer, all under
the sanction of the law and dist-loeed
not an infant but the ornaryiest lot
of dead pups that bad ever filled so
small a space. It was Dot inueb of a
day for sells either.
HITCHS SPBAKS OUT,
A Strati ri" f!f Change of Leader
ship. OOlt JUNIOR SKNATOR DECLARES FOR
IMPROVED POLITICAL MKTITOD3
AOAIN9T CITY COM m.V ATIO.N3
AND ROTTEN BOROOQlt
REPRESENTATION FROM
THE COUNTIES.
(PhllMlnlphlii Prom.)
Thi Prow In pnnbied to print tho following
Interesting anil Important correspondence
hi-twocn Sir. Wharton Bnrkor of tliU city
and United States Henntnr John I. MlU-helli
Mr. Wharton Barker to Senator
Mitchell.
PHiI.AOBr.vniA, March 10, 18"!2.
Hox. Jottx I. Mitchell, United States
Rpnnto.
My nuAn Rrn: I hie In the pnt written
yon with ireeilom nnd with frnnkne on
public matters, nnd nt times I havit received
in reply your answers, written with equally
frankness and kindly spirit. In mv last let
ter I wrote roil of mv fears, and of the dan.
vers In the wnv of the ltenuhllean nartv
should the so-called lenders longer bo per.
llimpi iooraernuii'ni.
Mv fears havit all boon fnllv renllzpd. nnd
llie'tteptibllcnn party. In the hands of the
present, leaders. Is dead In Pennsylvania, be
cause of the revulsion of feeling In Philadel
phia. Senator Cnmpron never hns thonrht It
worth white for him to see the men of Phila
delphia who control In financial nnd public
nfTiIrs sneh men ns Wllllnm Kcl'era. fianlrf
R. cummins, Joseph Wharton and Kuward
I J. Knluht.
The ltennhllenn party can no longer control
Pennsylvania or the Nntlon unless tho
honest, wise and capable men can have their
proper voice In the direction of nfTnlis.
It Is tho misfortune, of our people thnt
Senator Cameron refuses to look snve on the
po'lllcal side of public nnestlons, nnd refuses
to listen to men of Philadelphia who have
tho respect of the people And. too. It Is their
mlufomine that.yon do not know tho people
OI this riirt. of ine iini.e.
The President knows of Pennsylvania poli
tics nt the hands nfAcnntor C:;mron, and
hence knows nolhlnsr I write to yon h-'cnnse
I want yon to Uaow the slate of affairs, ns
the Independent hero In Philadelphia see
It. nnd because I want von to have a chance
of dnins a orcnt p'lbll.' work and from savins
the Republican party from sure death. The
chance now nt vnnr door seldom comes toanv
man. nnd while the responsibility Is great
the advantnucsnrc far greater.
I nm, Pear Sir,
Yours Vt-ry Tnily.
Wjiautox Barker.
Sanator Mitchell's Replv.
Wasiiinotov. March 11. 13S2.
Witmiton RAtiCKK. Kso,.. Philadelphia.
DkaU Hill: I have sat down several times
to reply to your letter of the Mth Inst , but
have each time been called ofT bv some pross
Inir pffalr of the moment. I reirret to say
that mv time Isso mneh pO'i-aimM hy petty
details that I have little to use a I would In
attending to th legitimate, work of a U'gl.1
lutor. And now. In view of the tenor, nit the
tone, of your letter. I hardly know what, to
say. I feel assured thnt your political object
Is the s:ime ns my own : to see If It be possi
ble to reunite the Republican party In Penn
sylvania upon Its hlRhcst piano of though!
nnd conscience nnd purpose.
I recognize and nm ever glad to Acknowl
edge the elnlm upon myself of nil such ns
you who have lit. henrt the welfare of the true
Commonwealth, and. ns means to that end,
the purification und continued supremacy of
the true Republican pi"1j
I think your conclusion thnt, ns hitherto
tnnnnscd. the Republican pnrty Is In the de
cline In Pennsjlvnnin, Is quite true, in view
of the Judemnt passed upon Its manage
mcnt lntely in your city and elsewhere.
These spasms do not surprise me, for they
natumlly supervene, nnd otio who has
watched the llsease ns I hnvo recognizes
them ns Inevitable, symptoms, nut it Is one
thins to diagnose, nnd quite another to cue.
n disense. When I snld to a friend lntely
thnt Philadelphia should send representative
men to the Muy convention as one Impor
tant ' local application," he Insisted that the
remedy must come from the country thnt
Philadelphia ennnot now speak for herself
by such men. This I do not credit. At least
I hope It Is otherwise, nnd that you will
iook to this nnd see whether she ennnot hnvc
a will of her own therein. Tho trouble has
Kcncrally come from Philadelphia nnd Pitts,
burs ns combined central forces united wltr
' rotten borough " representatives from mi
nority counties. I hnve seen It over nnd ovei
nealn In legislatures nnd conventions. With
such forces combined and skilfully (rcnernlcd.
the countrv has been overpowered or used,
nnd must be until honest nnd good men every
where combine. Then they ?nn make short
work of all whosUttd In their wny.
Hut this Involve a chsnse of Icadcshlp.
If not of nil leaders. Wo nru In process of
reconstruction, nnd must not forget thnt there
can bono lenders without followers. Such n
change of front In tho face of n well-discip
lined adversary Is a very dnmrcrotis feat.
rttill, when the time comes, ns In this case, It
Is a necessary evolution, and It will go on of
Its own force, whatever Its fludglinz may be
ringed, streaked or speckled.
Therefore, I conclude thnt n change, of len
ders is now inevitable or a change In the
p.'rlt nnd action ofthosc who remain. This
has been my expectation for years. My nd-
vlcc hns been consistent with this view from
the first. I nm sorry that It has not been re
spected more than it nppeurs to mo to have
been, lint too much should not be expected
from men grown rigid In practice upon n
different line of thought. I do not believe In
the political methods too much and too lung
practiced In our Stnto. The people genernlly
do not. I have oppose.l them from my first
entrance into legislative life, mid shail con
tinue to do sn. Rut I must do this in ways
which I deem to be faithful to my obligations
nnd my duty to the Republican pnrty. Ishnll
be condemned, of course, nn the one side or
the other, nnd probably somewhat upon both
sides. I expected this from tho first, for I
knew thnt my election was hut n truce be
tween "opposing and enduring forces," one
of which, founded In conscience nnd right,
led hy superior intellect would bo muster In
this process of reconstruction. It wn.s a nn
tnrnl against nn artificial aristocracy. These
forces are still extant nnd active, theiefore
strife and friction nra Inevitable.
Now, whnt. do you propose for remedy?
Whnt would you have me do? I am willing
to do anything t can to unite and strengthen
the Republican party for the work which lies
before It. Its principles inuut bo adhered to.
The rights and Interests of men und capital
demand this, the hltfher work of the new
republic In many things requires It. The
spirit of that parly will not die. It may be in
corporated anew, but Its soul " goes marching
on." The prlnclpnl dangers, then, which lie
along the way of this new departure, nre nm
terlul, nnd they threaten the tariff, tho cur
rency, the even tenor of trade, and the en
courngementof coinmcrcenbroud. These will
suffer while we cross this stream, unless we
make sure of our footing in passing.
What we now need Is a representative con
vention, with n will and mind of Its own n
body of men who will relied the sentiment of
the localities they represent, which shall con
fer, deliberate and decide wliut is for the best
ns to men for the front, and as to measures for
thelrguidance in office. The work of such a
convention wnaldberntifledatthe polls; that
of one met only to endorse whnt has been de
creed In a spirit of dictation will not be, In my
Judgment.at the noxt election. We should find
n common ground upon which we can all
stand in behalf of the cause we love. Why not?
There are plenty of good men on both skies In
your city. Why can you not invite n meeting
of such, first a few In quiet, and later more,
nnd so carry your delegate elections for good
men who hnvo the confidence of both sides?
There must be a multiple lor each side. It
must be found sooner or later, and the sooner
the better for all. I think the men who- have
run things In your city see now thut rest Is
good for Ihem. If not, still there can be such
conference and union of those who will "Join
to guard what each desires to gain." I hope
such uu effort will bo made. For myself I am
willing, and I believe the people would be
willing, to lay aside nil personal preferences
asngnlnst the advice of such a convention.
This letter Is quite nnsalisfuetory, but It I
the best I can do now.
Very respectfully yorrrs,
JQ. I. MlTdutlL.
Confirmation.
the Rt. nev. Cortlandt Whitehead,
Bishop of the Diocese of Pittsburgh
will visit Orace Church Parish God
willing Wednesday of next week,
the 19tli Inst. He visits the parish tn
administer the Holy and Apostolic
Ulte of the laying on of bands com
monly called confirmation. All de
sirous of bringing themselves Into a
deeper and nearer relntlon to their
God, by means of this true and Apos
tollc way aro very earnestly requested
tn make known their wishes to the
Hector of the church, before next
Wednesday. The subject of the ser
mon next Sundoy evening will be
"Confirmation," its history, its bless
ings.
A medicine of real merit, per-
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and universally recommended by
those who have ued it, as a true tonic
Is, lirown's Iron Bitters.
Wantf.d. A smurt active boy, 1C
to lR years of age, who writes a pood
plain bu-tlness hand, ftnd who Is not
afraid to work. Address the under
signed,
J. II . Btbell Co,
2t. Dagus Mines, Pa.
A hreeie has been occasioned In
Milwaukee by tho discovery tiiat a
prominent pliyician daily wears a
pnlrof shoe nmdo from "the tnnncd
hide of n negro named Samuel Sten
berg, who was not long ago hansred
near Albany, X. Y. Steinberg willed
his skin to the physician's father an
attorn. -y, for defending him.
$500
REWARD!
OVER A UI1,
HOW Of
Prof.
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all
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mid In France
cvrry one
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timel siillered untold agony und paid out
large sums of money. '
U1SOUUK YE I TER, J. P. Toledo. O
"I si.fTeicd for three yenrs wi'h Sciatica and
Kidney Iiisease, und olteu had to l'o about on
crutches, I was entirely mid permanently
cured alter wearing Prof. Guilliivtlu'k Frvucii
Kidney Pad four weeks.
SQUIBE N. C. PCOTT, Sylvania, O
' I have bec-ii a great sufferer for 10 years
with lirighfs Disease of the Kidneys. For
weeks nt a time I was unable to get out of
bed; took barrels of medicine' but lliev give
in. only temporary relief. I wore two of
Prof. Uuilmette's Midney Pads six weeks,
nnd I now know that I am entirely cuiud."
MUS 11ELLEX JEROME,
Toledo, O.
"For yenrs I hnve been confined, n great
pnrl of the time to my bed, with Lueonimsa
and female weeklies. I wore one of Guil
mclte's Kidney l'ads and wus cured 111 one
month."
II. B- GREEN, Wholesale Grocer,
Eindlnnd, O.
"I suffered for 25 years with lame bnck nnd
in three weeks periiinneiit ly cured by Meal
ing one of I'rof. Uuilmette's Liver Pads."
B. I KEESLING, M. D. Druixgist,
LiogiuiMMirt. Ind.
When sending In an order for Kidney
Pads, writes: "I wore one or llic first ones
we had and I received more benefit from it
than anything I every used. In fact the
Pais give heller general satisfaction thun
any Kidney remedy we ever sold."
RAY i SHOEMAKER. Druggists,
Ifaiiiiilinl, Mo.
"We nre working upnllvelv trade in vour
Pads, and ntv bearing of tjuod results from,
them every day."
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DURABILITY and
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no others.
&Bways F2cS5able,
POPULAR EVERYWHERE.
For Ble in Tvrj City and Tows
V. II. HYDE & CO., AGENTS
RIDGWAY.
Among the new dvertietneiitf in
thin liue will b found one from
Mewirs. Ratubnne, Sard nnd Co.,
manufacturers of tliecelebatcd " Aorn
stoves and Runges." The distinct lend
wliiuh "Arorn" BtovM have tfiUen In
all the markets of the world. Is briiiR
emphasized each year by the fiict that
no live stove merchant who careful ly
studies his heat Interests consider Li
took complete unlpss It embrace some
numbers nf these renowned a"'.
Every itove Is fully warranted; and a
special feat ura of the bext jtrnsdeof
"Acorn" Is Iheir pn tent Asbestos lined
oven doors for retaining the hraf In tin;
oven and economizing in fuel. The
"Acorn Oil Stove." c mbniPini? many
new features, has been ndded lo the
Acorn line for the tpnon nflHP'J. For
a fuller description of "Acorn" stove,
send for a sninple copy of Ar.oni
Times, published hy Rath hone, 8artf
& Co., Albany, N. Y. Bee their adver
tisment In another column.
E. Cownn, editor of the Warren
Mail and Deputy Col of Interim!
Revenue for this district, made us a
pleasant call last week.
Public Kale.
There will be cxposcJ to public siiif
on
TUESDAY, JUNE 1 1882.
the valuable real estate on Broad street
known as the L. Luther property, and
is 80 feet on Broad street and 190 feet
along an Hlley next Hyde's store. On
which is erected a frame building "Sx
38 wkh wing lOx-18, and one frame
burn. Terms cash.
M. U. Lpther.
Executor est.xto of Llbbous Luther
deceased. '
BIRTH DAY CARDS,
AT ADVOCATE OFFICE.
NE WAD VERTISEHEXTS.
T ECKIPTS. F.XPENDlTURES.etc
li of .Tones Twp., for the year end
ing March 13, 1882.
Received from tnxc. etc.,
C-tpendi lures on road
$ I.m 12
i,iC2 K
I.I.xniLITlF.S.
Orders nntt:tndlnv
S.I SI ?
l.lta 8 j
t 4,293 2)
line M. J). Hchulti
ASrT-i.
Dik e.n old dunllcnt
fmiii I.aae Keeter
11 R. rtrennen, 1S-0
" " .t I., llmwn. IKsl
' " Martin Sowers
its y
2l 97
I'll (11
l.ow is
71' t
f 1.4 VJ !
'J.S la 21
r.lnblllt Its ovcrnwti
ry onnrcrt of the acditoch,
A.T. Af.Mtteii, T. C.
J. D. WOODRUFF, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AM SURGEON.
RTDOWAY, PA.
Office Main Ftreet Hyde's Opera
Building up stairs.
OFrreit nouns From 0 to 12 a. m., 2 lo a
nnd 7 tn 9 p. m. Residence Mrs. Dr. T. S.
Hartleys, corner of Suutli and Brond streets.
CALLS DAY Oil NIGHT PROMPTLY
AT TENriKD.
A fair shore of the people' palronngo so
licited. PENNSYLVANIA RAIL 110 AD
JPhiladclpliia & ErieR. R- Div.
WINTER TIME TABLE
On and after MON'DAY, Oct. 31,
1 SH 1 , the trains on tho Philadel
phia fc Erie Railroad DiviMon will
run as follows :
WESTWARD.
Niagara Ex. leaves Phila 8 V) n. m.
" " Ronovo..5 15 p. in.
" " " Driftwood: (W "
" " " Knipt.rium7 60 "
" " " M.Marvs..S Jn "
" " iti.lgwi'iy..K 4 "
Kane.... to Dii
ERIE mail loaves Phila.
.11 5"( p. m
.1 1 05 it. m.
Renovo..
" Drilt wood. 12 15 p.m.
" '' Emporium. 1 iu p. m.
" ' St. Marv's..'J 20 p. m.
" Rid-way... 2.10 p-m.
" Ki"ie 50 p.m.
' nrr. nt Erie :45 p.m.
EASTWARD.
Day K.pivs leaves Knue. ... 0 00 am.
" " " Hidgwnv 8 m am.
St. Marys 7 n "
" " " Emporiums lu "
" Driftwood 8S7 "
" " " Renovo . . 10 05 '
" . ' orr. all'hlla. ... 7 05 pm
fciUK mail leaven Erie 11 85 a. rn
' " Kane 4 10 n m
Kidtrwny....S 17 p. in
St. MaryV..S 6n p. ni
Kiiiiiorinni.il tii ii lr.'
4.
' ' Driftwood. .7 42 p. in-
" " Renovo 'J on p. m
" arr. at Phila 7 00 u. m
Erie Mail ami Niagara Expres
coimeot with Low tirade Division
Eri; Mall west tint Day ExprebS con
met with K. N. Y. & P. . R.
ROBERT NEILSON,
Ueiwal Bup't.
The largest sioel? of scrap pictures
in town at The Advocate oillce.
TKW L
1 VERY ST A "LIT
IN
RIDGWAY.
GOOD STOCK, GOOD CARRIAGES
and Boggies to let upon the most
rcanoiiauie terms.
CiSrHe will also do job teaming.
(Stable on Elk street. All nnleiu loft
at the Post Oftico w'1 1 receive prompt
(mention.
Au;i'-01871tl
The new game Logomachy or
War of Words at the The Advocate
office. Also Improved Authors.
Business Cords
GEO. A. RAYHBUN.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Main street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Fa
Particular attention niven to the
examination of titled, t.!o to patents
and patent cases.
HALL & WCfvULEY
ATTORN E V- A T-LA W.
Ortlce In new hri. U luiiSding, Main
street, Ridgway, V,o., Fa. v82t
J. S. BAROWELL,
PHYSICIAN ANC SURQEOU,
Over twenty five y.nrs practice.
Office, on Main t. Kidgway, Pa.,
opposite the expert House. Office
hours from 1 t- 2 mid 7 to 8, P. M.
H. ,. WILLIAMS.
J :t of KtndtiinvHlfl, Physicliio and
Kurgemi. Hid-rw.iv. Pa. Otlice In
Hull's Brick BuPdlnff (up stairs)
Rci'trencfs J. D- Smith, II. L.
Young, R. JCul'.fsf-n, Straltanville ;
Muior John Kifley, W. W. Green
land, C'laritn. Oixa-C hours I to 2
F. M. and 7 to 8 P. M.
Q. O. MESSENGER.
DRUGGIST & PARMACEUTIST,
N. W. corner of Main nnd Mill btreets.
ttidgwny, Pu., full nortnictt of care
fully selected Foreign and Domestic
Drugs. Prescriptions carefully dis
pensed at all hours, day or night,
v I n3y
hyoe uouatr.
W. II. SC1I RAM, Proprietor,
Ridgway, Elk county, Pu.
Thankful for the patronage hereto
fore so liberally bestowed up -i him,
the new proprietor hopes, by paying
strict attention to the corner! and con
venience of guests, to ni'-rit a continu
ance of tliu same. oet.10'69
ROBBED.
Thousands of graves are annually
rolil ted oft heir victims, lives prolonged
happiness and health restored by the
use of the great ,
GEHMAN INVIGOHATOR.
which positively and prenifinently cures
Impoteiicy (caused by excesses of any
kind), Seminal weakness, and all dis
eases that follows as n sequence of
Self-Abuse, as lo.-s of energy, loss of
memory, universal la.-ilutle, pain in
the back, dimness of vision, premature
old age, and many other diseases that
lead to insanity or consumption and a
premature grave
Send for circulars with testimonials
free by mail. The INVKiOKATOR
It Mild tit $1 per box, ir six boxes for
5 by all druggists, or will be sent for
hy mail, securely sealed, on receipt of
price bv addressing
F. J. CHENEY, Druggist.
197 Summit f-t., TOLEDO, OHIO.
Sole Agent for the United Stales.
The most wounderftil curative rem
edies of the present day, are those that
come from Germany, or at least origi
nate there. The most recent prepara
tion placed upon the market, in litis
country, is the GREAT GERMAN
INVIGORATOR, which lias never
been known to fail in curing a single
case of impntency, spermatorrhoea,
weakness nod till diseases resuting
from self-abuse, as nervcous debility,
inability, mental anxiety, languor,
lassitude, depression of 'spirits und
functional deraiigementsof the nervous
system. For sale by druggists, or sent
free hy mail on receipt of the paice
$1.00 SoleAgent for the United Statesj
Send for circular. For sale by ('has.
McVean, St. Marys, Pa.
PLANTS and SEEDS
FOR
EVERYBODY
Our ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
and BOOK OF FLOWERS send
free to any address).
H.VItKY CHAAPEL
Florist nnd Seedsman,
Williamsport, Pa.
Henry A. Paiisoxs, Jr., Local agent
Ridgway, Pa,
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