Henrj At 1'nrmtiiH, Jr..
Editor
illURsiMY, NOV., Pi, 1882.
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Job work such its-note paper, let
ter beads, business cards, tngn nnd
envelopes ut Tun Anvot'ATK office.
Tlio Future feciire.
iriiihidelphlix Press.
Let no Republican 1)0 downcast; the
Republican puity will emerge re
deemed nnd t ri u R t I i:m t from its pres
ent apparent disaster. There fnot a
Republican lessor u Democrat' more
to-day than in bs?o. I Pennsylvania
the actuiil Republican voie east,
though divided outnumbers the De
mocratic, liven in New York with
its unpreceedented and overwhelm-
fug Democratic avalanche the Demo
cratic voie is not Increased. Tbo Re
publicans spoke tlieir crushing rebuke
simply by staying at home. 80 every
where. Ju pronouncing this terrific condem
nation upon (he false leaders who
have abused their accidental power,
the Republicans have bad no purpose
of pi-emitting tbegovcrniiildit to pass
into Democratic hands. They dis
trust that parly as profoundly as ever.
They have struck their blow, not to
8:V.lgtlu n tiic Democracy, but to cut
the cancer out of their ovv n parly and
quicken, it with new life and vigor.
'1 hey have chosen the" m:d-wuy hour
of Ihs- in order to make secure of l;s,Sl.
Relieved of the burdens which have
weighed down the parly, springing
under new ami inspiring leadership,
and rising to tlio full demands Of, the
future, I he great Republican organ
ization will gain fresh vitality from
its regeneration.
Tlio very sweep and magnitude of
tbo reverse make the recovery the
more sure, because they prove that it
is the work of Republicans. It is in
no sense a partisan triumph. Rut lit
tle mr-re than n ye:-.r ago th0 Republi
can party held a position of strength
and security which hail never been
surpassed in its whole history, it had
a !eaii'iTbip which ii fully trusted ; it
had a President whose bro.id slato
nitmship and elevated viows ins pired
Us confidence; it ha.l a joliey and a
purpose which were worthy of it.
great career. Within i yt;.r it lias
witnessed a most, humilaiiug change,
and the men who have trampled up
on the legacy left to them, who have
wantonly defui; the declared will of
the Pwpublie.:.!! ,::ise.-, and who have
undertaken by oJLuss methods to eu-
Chrr.no u lactioji tdiove die
party, can
now look upon the ii;
wrought, and tlio
aster they have
wreck of their
own fcucitifi.
While they go ilo-.vn the party, re
deemed from tiiuir mismanagement,
will recover its poMliun. It will dis
miss those who have plunged it into
the present ca'.astrophe; it will bring
forward a tried and capable leader
ship; it .will .nt itself upon the high
est plaiforin of ptiucipU-; it will ad
dress ilseif again to the judgment ami
conscience of the country; it will by a
broad and gem-rous spirit win the
united support oc Republicans of
a;
suaiios; a tut u wii; tins,; pine,:
out of danger. ,
victor'
Tins Yit.rit'j is Hoard at l.nst.
Kprinl'nlJ !i:c.Mj
The people hi-e b.n-n patient with
the Republican pr.rty. it had the
liraiiisoftiiecoiiiitry.it had the ex
perience of government, it had the
cleaner purposes, the more Inspiring
traditions, the grander place in -recent
history everything to qualify it f,,r
progress and administrative reform.
It has had warnings, even. It was
warned in iisTt, in lb70, PiSO. Even
the bullet of the assassin, which ought
to have aroused the party to its imme
diate duty, was accepted in the results
asattoKiing and excusing a new delay
to the projects of reform. The people
have wearied of tliis paltering.
The Republican party has, in short,
lost the public confidence.
Revolt in the Stalwart limit ciioltl.
Iliull'ulo Commercial Advertiser (ltcp.)
It is President Arthur rather than
Judge Folger who sustained the over
whelming defeat yesterday. -In
personal qualification!! for iho gover
norship Folger is undoubtedly super
ior to, Morgan, Fenton and Cornell,
who obtained the ollice to which lie
vainly aspired, ami if be had run as a
regular nomld-.dcd candidate of his
party on his own merit, not as the
representative of a obnoxious faction
and a distrusted administration, he
might have done better. Yesterday's
vote is an emphatic diclaraliDii of
want of cmiiidcuce in President
Arthur, and a notice that 011 the 4th of
March, l68o, b will boa private citi
zen. The Ainu;plirrc Piirificd.
Ullcil Herald (Uep.)J
The result of the election is no Demo
cratic triumph. It is only the utter
defeat of tiro malign iiillueiices which
have led the administration to dis
honor Garlleld and all his aspirations
and desires in governmental affairs.
Itisaslorm which clears the atmos
phere. It leaves, to lie sure, the
nominal power of the udini nisi rat ion
in the hands of Mr. Arthur, but under
the weight of such a popular censure
as will teach him If ho is not deaf as
blind, to consider his ways. If it
brenkes up certain schemes to enlist
Slate patronage to control the Repub
lican nomination In lfcSl, little regret
need be entertained.
Cheap and boPvI.Io. IT, p. Mercer
aof-at. Get yonr horses insured.
Cleveland's Majority 192,000.
k (From tho New York World.
Rume of our esteemed cotcmpornrlcs
have spoken of the majority for Cleve
land ns something absolutely without
parallel absolutely unnpproached In
our modern political liistory. To nay
nothing of the proportiorally larger
majorities that have been uiven In
smaller States for instance, in 18G8
Kentucky elected a l)emocratlc gover
nor by 114,412 to 2',734-t wo phenome
nal majorities deserve to be mentioned
In the same category with that piled
up for Cleveland. In 172 Pennsylva
nia give Grant a majority of 130,1 IS
a Republican gulu dining one month
of 102.0JO votes, and in 1H3 the late
Clement I. Vallandighaiu was
"snowed under" In Ohio by a majority
of 101 .().
The formation is nnnounccd of
another (treat syndicate for the pur
chase of land In tho far west. About
JOd.OOii acres, situated in Minnesota,
have been brought up by the English
capitalists who are interested in the de
velopment of the territory through
which the St. Paul railroad runs, and
who hope by this operation to kill two
birds with one stone. Such specula
tions, as this are no doubt beneficial to
the country, for their effect is to stimu
late agriculural immigration, and to
make it easier for enterprising men
without much money at their com
mand, to make a start in farming.
Whether they do not also contain
an element of danger is another ques
tion and one which cannot confidently
be answered in the negative.
Sliooling n Child.
We clip the following from
the
(,'haiiil.eisbnrg Spirit of last week :
"One day last week John Simons
and John Coy, both liviug near Fid
dier's Croon, in Green township, were
preparing to go limiting and whilst in
the house of Simons they were hand
ling a loaded gun. Coy was seated on
a chair an ! Simons laid the gun across
Coy's knee, with the muzzle pointing
toward (lie door Hy some unknown
means the gun way discharged and the
heavy load of shot went crushing
through tiie panel door. A little five
year old daughter of Simons was
standing outside on the porch and
most of the load struck and lodged in
her hip. The little girl was not killed,
but her injuries are very severe and
may yet prove fatal. How often must
such terrible results ! experinced
before men will le.irn where and how
(o handle a iron '?
Plahifii iMiifn & Erie Railroad.
The Phiia lelpia & Erie railroad com
pany reports gross earnings of $:!.,.
4"4.S0 for tiie month of September, an
increase of 100,fiS2.71 over those of
Kept ember 1S:.U ; excuses, WW.ftir.l,
an In urease of ? 23,000.5(3, and net earn
lugs, i-l 10,.W2.25, mi increase of ?S0
332. 1-j, or 13G per cent over those of the
corresponding month of last year. The
gross earning for nine months were
$2,0Uy.l-Vi.S0, an inereass of?SU,0-l7.71,
operating expenses, Sl,ftSS,fi53.tll, an
increase of 1", (3 iS, .No, and net earnings,
1,70!'1 25, an increase of f20s,C!)S,SG,
or 2"j per ecu 1. on those of the corres
ponding period of H'M.
Ll .t ii' .fillers.
i.i iiiw win ot totina a i 1 lit or jurors
I i:i'.v 11 for the Xovjin!aT tcini ot
four!, i")i'.ii;:ciiciiij 011 Monday, -the
:
oiiAxn JL':ti)ns.
lm-steUe- 15. K. Moivy, John Mul-
rn.V, iii'lliiW Tuylnp.
't iiiniT Nicholas Kronen woltrr.
Fux -.liTciniuli A. Jliin, Win. E.
Ia-iU, 15. T. Kylel, Win. C:il!uliun.
Jli-'Maml -H."(. i'llit liorp.
Ho. tun A'.lciK'i'l liuiitly, Theodore
Kox.
Jot 1 C! eo r:i' Mow era.
Kidney )',;roii-!i-(;. II. Wool
v.ar.l, Win. M. .--weet, Henry A. i'ar
son.s, .Jr
Kid,ii-.vr.y Township H. K. Decker,
Itiiii'.t: Avery. John I). .Meenan.
HpriiiK (,'ieek Jeremiah Elliott,
Peter (iainor.
i-M. Mali 'h Michael Frv, Bcnifird
Kletternian, Edward M'Kride, Frank
Voriibauni.
TUAVKRSK JITKORS
15ei)czc!le Win. Derr.
IJeliKinger Anton Munich, Ocorge
Nis.iel, Anthony Seifrcid, John Kleix
ner, John t-in vJer.
Fox Adolphus Gardner, E. T. Wil
liams, I'asco Miaver, Lorence Molian,
Jr., Ralph ilell, Joseph .Sehocberl,
Nicliola-! Apker.
liorton Fred. Ilaywinkle, Chaun
cey J rock way, Jainea l'halen.
Jay Wm. F. Clyde, Armel Turley.
Jones (JeorKf Dill, John (J. Dever
cttu, (i. A. Jacohson, l'eter Meyers.
Miilstono (i. D. Doiiahey.
Hiilwtiy Dorougii S. V. Miles,
John WidniMley.
Hidgwsy Towuship Peter Oulimc,
John VimOrsdall, John '. Dicker,
Oeorge t!ahn, David Iltle, James
Ilieliiii'd.
iSjirinj,' Creek .Thiiics Davidson, Pe
ter iflidehriiiid, lliraiu Eiseninan.
St. Mary's Charles McVean, Joseiih
Delta. '
Beauty.
'It in claimed that New "Vork
women look younger at 50 than Boston
women do ut -10, or Chicago women ut
0," for the reason that they huve
been taking Perunii for the past three
months, but Boston und Chicago
women are coming up in fine style
entering upon the home-stretch on
MansUin. I got one of your hooks on
Iho ' Ills of Life" from your Druggist
as u present, and, us it directs, imve
been taking Peruiia und Manilin. My
bowels ure in excellent condition, und
the lungs und heart are improving
finely." J. M. Wulker, Luwus, Pa.
New Lenders to the Front
IWliCM-Ung Intflllicenecr.
The Itepiiblieaii party u not even
asleep. It never was more alive than
on the seventh day of November when
it left the bosses to try their own de
vices without popular support. Two
years hence it will take the Held with
energy und might, all its forces mobi
lized, under new Jead"rs and with a
new pin pose, rts magnificent an nnny
ns ever went to liatlle for a good cittisc.
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Easier Likely to Tako tho Oath as
from tho Mow Yorlt TillmiH',
Juiiicu V. Busier, the liieud ot
lllaiue, has received tho majority of
-iAJO in the Cumberland district of
Pennsylvania, and Is elected, not
withstanding every crank und ma
lignant in the country threw a stone
ut him. A niiiii who never cured for
ol'i'ice, who bin made money since
boyhood with unbroken constancy,
who is plain, hospitable, liberal and
large-spirited, he hits never found it
necessary to abandon a friend to be
come instantly a true patriot. Mr.
Blaine's family originated in Carlisle,
and us a native of the same town Mr.
ISo.i'icr has taken that pride in the
family always shown by Tom Marsh
all, Mr. Grow, Lawyer Stewart, Mr.
Wolfe, und the representative llepub
iicans of the'Slute.
The Masher Mushed.
There were plenty of seats in the
car, but us he walked down the aisle
he looked sharply to the right und
left until he reached 11 pretty girl who
was setting alone.
"Seat engaged, Miss?" he nsked
with u knowing wink.
"No-no sir," stammered the girl
looking around in dismay.
Down he plunged und braced him
self tor the campaign. lie was a
regular passenger, and he held his
commutation ticket lu his hand.
"Shall I open?'1
"Tickets?" roared tho conductor,
who hud watched him from afar.
ihe regular passenger smiled
sweetly on the pretty girl und put out
his paste board, out of which two
sides were promptly nipped.
"Tickets!"
"Hold on protested the regular pas
senger: "you Hunched this twice.
This lady isn't with me!"
"Sorry," replied the conductor; "but
you walked in, sat down and went to
work 011 the regular married style.
Supposed, of course, it was your wile.
loo lute know. Take a vacant scat
next time. "Tickets!"
And the pasKenger went to the con
ductor and asked him to drink and of
fered him a cigar, and bought out the
train boy for him.
"I knew they weren't married,"
said he, us he squinted ut 11 llask of ex
tra prime. "I've seen him before, but
this is the first time it cost him u
couple of dollars to pay It."
"Do you know who the lady Is?"
asked tin inquisitive man.
"My wife, gentlemen," replied the
conductor, und even the Jlask chuck
led a merry 'glug glug' us he spoke.
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nny Htreet lamp put up in flay public
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ceeding forty-eight hours.
Thiii ordinance shall take effect on
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Attest. W. C.Hkai.y. Hccretary.
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few days to a beautiful glossy brown.
Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle
is warranted. SMITH. KLINE .
CO.. holcsale Agents. Pbilndeloliiii
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1. 17 ly.
Notice.
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next, at 1 o clock i m.. for the nur.
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AugOlSTltl
SHGW'LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just published, a new etliton of Dr.
Culverwell's Celebrated Essay on the
radical cure of Spermatorrhea or Keinl
mil Weekness, Involuntary (Seminal
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epsy and fits induced by self-indulgence
or sexual extravagance, &c.
The celebrated author, in this ad
mirable Essay, clearly demonstrates,
Irom a thirty years' successful practice
that the ularuiiiig eousecjuenees of
sell-abuse may lie radically cured;
pointing out a mode of cure at once
Kimple, certain, und effectual, by means
of which every sufferer, no mutter
what his condition muy be may cure
himself cheaply, privately, and rati
call;). tirThis Lecture should be in the
hands of every youth und every man
in the laud.
Kent under seal In a plain envelope,
to any address, jiont-jxtid, on receipt of
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Address,
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REWARD!
OVKR A MIL
LION
Of
Prof.
Gullmette't
rHENCII
Kidney Pafc
bare Rlrendy
lieen nolil In
llus country
and In Krnnco
every one
of which hog
given perfect
snllRfactlon
nml hns per
permeil cures
V-W.4i When uso.l an.
c,ortllnK to
Clrectlonii
: ' fT.3;-;.-fl nnd doubt
- J'.ft rt- i ;.! pay the
VC 1 : V'H-i Tr a KillL'lo
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LAMEBACK
conllm.Mc.Miml lU'tcnlion of the frlnc Kin
In the Hnck.Wl.lo or Loins, NcrvmiL Ve k
nrs, nml In nictnll illsor.k rH of the niniVler
timl I'l-Jmuy tirMinm whether cnnti-ncted by
prlvnte illsense or otherwise. 9
LADIES, if you are PtifTering from
Femnle Wcnkncsa, Lcucnrrhcpn, or nnv tils
8UIUI0 K'vliieyn, BUliUler.or frinury Or-
YOU CAN BE CURED I
Wllhnpl n-nlli.it..m ..., .. .
Pimply wearing " T
PROF. GWILMETTE'S
French Kidney Pad,
Which Cures by Absorption.
Astt yonr tlrtnr"l.t, f.ir I'Rfvc .M-rrtrrm
I I-. H h reach K Mm-y 1'n.l. ml tk no other.
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receive tho l'.ul by return iimil. J" I"
TICSTIMOXIALS FROM THE PKOrf.E.
JUDGE IJUCHAXAX, Lawyer,
loiedo, O., says:
'On n nrrmrntiB.ti. t- .
1 n.lH cuii'il me of I.umlmuo In Ibreo weeks
I mie My case hml been given p bv Iho
best IXictoM ns lm-timl.le, Inirinic nil this
Unci Pnti,.re,l nnt.ii.i ngony and paid out
Inrjro sums of nioney."
GEORGE VETTER, J. P. Toledo, O.
T Riifrrnfl fYi- t1ifo -.1.1- i-.. .
, 1 .' .iimh-ij kiiu iternmnentlv
cur. l nller wei,i-ln prof. Giiltmcttc'n French
Kidney I'nd four weeks."
'.SQUIRE X. C. SCOTT, Sylvan ia, O.
''Ihnve l.eon n irrent sinTcrer ror 10 yenrs
Willi lh-hrht s Disease of the Kidneys. For
weeks nl -n i time I was uniible to m-t nut of
bed; took Imrn'ls of medicine- but t,PV ,,1..,,
",e only tcinporary relief. I wore two of
l'rot c.ullm,.tt,.-a Midm.y pndH six weeks
linn 1 now Know Hint inn entirely cured "
MRS. 11 ELLEN JEROME,
Toledo, O.
"For yenrs I hnve been confined, n crent
pin t of the time to my bed. with Eucorrl,,"
am female weaknes. 1 wore one of Guil-
!uoiiihS"K 'y "US ""tl W"S CUrt'd 1,1 01,0
II. T5. GREEN, Wholesale Grocer,
Eindland, O.
"I sufTered for "T, years with lame back and
In three w-ci-ks I'ermamT.tlvciired bv wear
Init.ineof I'n.r, (iuilmelte s l.iver l'a"ds "
H. F. KEE.SLING, M. I). Druggist,
,, , Lognnsport, Ind.
Vhen semlhipf in an order fur Kidney
lads, writes: "i wore one of Iho first ones
we had and t received more hem llt Horn It
than nnythim: 1 every used. In fact Iho
Fads inve belter iremral satisfaction than
nny Kidney remedy we ever sold."
KAY & SHOEMAKER. Druggists,
Daii'iibal, Mo.
" cure working up n lively traile in vom
Pads.niui are hearing of k.hI results irom
tliem every day.-'
ROBBED.
Thousands of graves are annually
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happiness and health restored by the
use of the great
GERMAN I1TVIG0RAT0R
whiehpnsiti vely and premnnently cure
Jniioteney (caused by excesses of an .
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eases that follows as a sequence ot
Self-Abuse, as loss of energy, loss of
memory, universal lasitude. pain in
the back, dimness of vision, premature
old age, and many other discuses that
lead to insanity or consumption und a
premature grave
Send for circulars with testimonials
free by mail. The INV'IGORATOH
is sold at $1 per box, or six boxes; for
So by all druggists, er will be sentj for
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price by addressing
,q,& J- "EKEY. Druggist,
187 Summit St., TOLEDO, OHIO.
Sole Agent for the United States.
The most wounderful curative rem
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come Irom'jGeriuaiiy, or at least origi
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IN VIGOR ATOR, which has never
been known to fail in (Hiring a single
case of impotency, spermatorrhoea,
weakness and all diseases resuting
from self-abuse, as iierveous debility,
inability, mental anxiety, languor,
lassitude, depression of spirits aud
functional derangementsof the nervous
system. For sale by druggists, orsent
free by mail 011 receipt of the paice
$1.00 SoleAguit for the United States
Send for circular. For sale by Clias.
McVean, St. Marys. Pu.
Prof. Gnilinette's Frencli LIVER PAD.
Will positively cure Fever and Ague.
Dumb Ague, Ague Cake, P.ilous
Fever. Jaundice. Ilvsin.i.jin m.ri .,11
diseases of the Liver, Stomach kTici
lilood. Price $1.50 by mail. Send for
Prof. Guilniette's Tnatise 011 the Kid
neys und Liver free by mail. Address.
FRENCH PAD CO.,
Toledo, Ohio,
lor sale by Cbas. McVean, St.
Marys, Pu.
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