THE ItROKKM PAXE.
t
At our school there was a boy by
tho name of Robert Rich. One dy
ne was throwing stones when he hit
window and broke a pane of glass. N
person had seen him throw tho atone.
lie might have slunk away and kept
nis act a secret, if he had not been too
noble a nor to do such a meanness.
Mr. Hardwick, who lived in the
house where the window was broken,
was a lawyer, and seemed to be- of a
stern, harsh temper; for he used to
scold the boys if they but crossed the
fields, or even entered his woods. Ro
bert did not like to meet him.
But Robert bad more fear of doing
wrong than ot lacing the anger of tho
iawver. bo he went up to Mr. Hard
wick, and said : "In throwing a stone
just now, 1 broke a pnno of glass in
one of Tour windows."
"Well, then, you must send a glazier
and have it mended, said Mr. Hard
wick in an angry tone.
"That is just what I wished to do,"
said Robert, "and I will do it nt
once."
Struck by this manly reply, Mr.
Hardwick asked Robert if he had any
money to pay the glazier.
"ics," said Robert; "I have half a
crown that I have been saving up."
"What have you been saving it up
for?" nsked Mr. Hardwick.
"I have been saving it up to "buy
my Bister a sunshade, replied Robert.
"Well, sir," said the lawyer, "I look
to you to see that my window is mend
ed.'' Robert bowed, and took his leave.
That same day he sent a glazier, and
had a new pane of glass set in place
of the broken one. He felt that Mr.
Hardwick had claimed of him no
more than was right, and he did not
blame him. But, as Robert sat at his
lesson that evening, the door-bell rung,
and a package was left for him. He
opened it, and what do you think he
found? In the package was a beauti
ful blue sunshade, and wilh it a letter
from Mr. Hardwick, in these words :
"Take this as a proof that I was
pleased by your readiness in doing
right today." s .
Robert ran and gave tho sunshade
to bis sister, and she was deligfrtod
with the gift. His- father, when he
learned what bad Jiappened, said1 to
Robert, "Wo should always do right
for the lovo of right, and not in the
hope of reward."
"I am sure I did not hope for a re
ward," said Robert. "I should still
have been glad that I paid for mend
ing tho window, . even if I had got
nothing in return. For surely I do-
served nothing. I sco that a man
mav seem stem, like Mr. Hardwick,
and yet, be kind at heart." English
Paper. '
DAKBl'RY n.ill.V ON M!.-KU'K.NE8S.
. This sea-sickness is a terrible sensa
tion. With some it amounts to but a
Sualmisbness that soon passes over,
thers struggle in the grasp of the
nausea for tho entire trip, or, rather,
they would be floored if at home here
they are decked, as we have no floors.
No one knows the great depth - and
massive breadth of sea-sickness until
he has experienced it, but any lady
who has for a house pet a careless dog
or cat is occasionally afforded an op
portunity for getting a glimpse of its
leading features.
Goorge Washington was never sea
sick, I have been told by several of his
body BervanU.
There are many heralded preventa
tives for sea-sickness, but the only one
known to work successfully is to keep
ofT the sea.
A passenger on a steamship must
be sea-sick or. despised.
A sea-sick person rarely smiles, but
when he docs, everybody about him
immediately regrets it.-
The terrors of sea sickness may be
modified by keeping a well ordered
stomach on the day of sailing. Bid
ding champagnes farewell and whisky
punches- adieu to friends at home is a
sure forerunner of sea-sickness in its
worst form. There was the case of
young Munson, of Danbury, who went
to Europe last season. Born of puri
tan parents and reared amid the refin
ing and wholesome influences of a
lew England home, he carefully diet
ed himself tho week before sailing.
He ate freely of nat meal and bran
bread, and eschewed greasy food and
btimulatiog drinks. The night before
sailing he went down to New York in
a flush of health and hone, and stoo
ping at Norwalk to a clam bake, filled
up with roast clams and gin, getting
down to the city just in time to take
the boat. For three days he pranced
around on tne euvo of eternitv. kick
ing up his heels, swinging his arms
and turning himself inside out in
roost reprehensible manner. He held
then a position in the Third National
Bank, but on returning home he did
not report for duty for a whole week,
fearing that among other things he
had thrown up Ms berth.
None of the officers of the Abyssi
ia lost a day through sea-sickness.
Ikinbury Ntu.
The ntoJit diabolical pun ever in
vented was perpetrated by a very
harmleas sort of person the other even
ing. When Mr. Sobeileigb read that
a father in the est had chopped his
onlv see in two. be iunoceotlv remark
eJ that he didn't think they ought to
rrf?t a man for simply "parting his
heir in I lie middle.
JOB WORK
MONK AT Til IS
'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
At the lowest cash prices, neatly, prompt
ly, and in style equal to that of ang
other establishment in tht District.
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BUSINESS CARDS,
SHOW CARDS,
VISITING CARDS.,
SCHOOL CARDS
WEDDING CARDS,
PROGRAMMES,
INVITATIONS,
BALL TICKETS,
ADMISSION TICKETS,
9IOXT1ILY STATEMENTS,
ENVELOPES
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
BLANKS,
P O S TE R S .
DODGERS,
HAtfDETLLS,
LABELS,
SHIPPING TAGS, &c.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Oil Creek & Allegheny River Rail
way, and Buffalo, Corry &. Pitts
burgh R. R.
OV AND AFTER Monday, February 2,
1874, trains will run as follows:
STATIONS. Northward. Southward
!.. M 3 Nrt. 1 No. i No. 4 No. 71
a in p in am j m- p in p in
PitlMmrgh 2:a 7:20 io:ir a;no
W Pen Juno ' 4:0-.' 8:!m :M0 L'20
Kittanniug 4:&o :4a TMoll&IU
It. Ilk. I lino 5:4(1 !0::v; fc'.Ul 1:40
llradvllend :ix IO:.V, n:oll:2;i '
Parker " ll:4;s II :.V 6:20:iO:af.
Emleiiton 7:(l" 12:00 4:4s!l():li
Nerul.grss 8:12 1:10 3:.V2 0:111
Franklin (:(!.' 1;,M! 3:0., 8:25
Oil City 7:00 I):!.". 2:3' 2:1". 7:4:. 8:00
Oleopolis 8:ii 2:4!i 12:12 7:3.1
Eagle KiH'k 8:17 .:( Il: lf. 7:2:1
Tlonesta O:0"i S:2fi I0;.r.7 ;ftrt
Ticliouto M; . 4:15 (1:2.1 , tl:0!l
Irvlncton 11:4." 5:00 7:4o o:20
Rouaevllle 10:0.-. 2:5". l:i"2 7:28
Tltusvlllo 11:10 .1:50 12:63 6:25
Corry 6:10111:1.1
Mnvvillt 7:0ii 0:47
Buffalo ft.Vi t:0.
a. m p, m p. in a. m u. lit p. m
Trains run tv
in Ty Philadelphia Time. '
. J. LA WHENCE, t-ien'l Snp't
J
PENNSYLVANIA CEN
TRAL RAILROAD
ON AM) AFTF.lt II 1. 1. (Sunday May
I, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave the
t'uion Depot, eornrr of Washluton and
Lilwrty street, an follower
AHHIVK.
Mnil Train. 1.30 a m : Past. Line, 12.12 a
m i Woll's accommodation Ko, 1, 0.20 a in'
"Vinton accommodation No 1, (.50 a m;
Wall's a-coinmodiitlon No 2, B.55a m ;Cin
cinuuli express 0.20 a nt j Johnstown ac
commodation 10.50 ant; llraddock'a aiv
enmmodntion No 1, 7.00 pm; Pittaburgh
express 1.80 p in: Pacific express 1.50 p in j
nil ai.iiimouauon o n, z,so p in ;
llomewood accommodation No 1,9.55 pm;
Wall'a accommodation No 4. 6.50 r ni
Rrintnn accommodation No 2, 1.10 p nt j
Way Passenger 10.20 p nt.
DEPART.
Southern express 5.20 a nt : Pacific ex-
rres 2.40 in j Wall's accommodation No
, 0.30a in : Mail Train 8.10 a in : Rrintons
accommodation l).20a m: Uraddock'a ac
commodation. No 1, fi.10 p in; Cincinnati
express 12.33 p m j Wall's accommodation
N 2, 11.51 a in ; Johnstown accommodation
4.05 p in ; llomewood accommodation No
l a o ... . o r.i
a, E-...V in , i. l l' A M tTSt, il.tIV 11 1U;
Wall accommodation No3,3.05 p m: all's
acconimodniiou No 4, 0.05 p m ; Fust Line.
7.40 p in ; Wall a No 6, 11.00 p in.
Tho Church Trains leave Wall's Station
every Sunday at H.05 a. in., reaching l'ittn
hurprh at 10.05 a. in. HcturuiiiK leave Pitts
burgh at 12.50 p. m., and arrive at Wall's
Station at 2.10 p. in.
Cincinnati express leaves daily. South
ern exproKS daily except Mon Jay. All oth
er Trains daily, except Sunday."
i or inriucr niiorniution aply to
W. H. BECK WITH, Auent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Comoanv
will not assume any Risk for I'.apnpo ex
cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
rsponaimmy to one Jlunilrcrt Dollai val
ue. All baiimtra exceeding that a ount
in value will be at the risk of tun ;nr,
unions token by special contract.
A.J. CASS A I
General Superintendent. Altoona Pa.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
ON AND after Monday June 1. Trains
will run as follows irhiladalnhis
Time) :
Trains leave Oil City for Pittsburgh at
2:15 p. in. 8:20 p. m. and 8:35 a.ui. arriving
at Pittsburgh at 10:00. 3:40 p. in. and 6:10a.
m.
Trains le-w Pittsburgh for Oil City at
7:20 a. in., 1:00 and 8;30 p. in., arriving in
Oil City at 2:33 a. m., 8:15 and 8:05 p. in.
Trains ltave Oil City for RuRalo at 2:45
p. m. 0:20 p. m, arriving in Uutlatlo at
8:55 p. in. 1:10 a. m.
Tielns leavo Uitllalo for Oil Citv at fl:05
a. ni. and 12:25 p. m. ai riving at Oil City at
2:00 p. nt. and 8:05 p. in.
All trains given above run through from
Pittsburgh to liufl'ido and return, without
elmnpo of ears. Trains run on Philadel
phia time, which is 20 minutes faster than
Pittsburgh time. The time, at Itutfalo is
lj. ti. t M. S. II y timo which is 28 minutes
slower than 1'hiladelphia time. -
jii t. ity accoininodation leaves iirady
Rend at 040 a, m. arriving In Oil Citv at
11:50 p.m. Leaves oil City at 6:05 p. in.,
arriving at llrady's Rand at W:15. p. in.
At ltod Rank Junction this road con
withtho F-astern Kxtension whirlt runs to
lleynoldsvillc,
J. J. LA HKNCE,
T. L KING, Gcu'l. Sup t.
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all kinds of
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, FLOUR,
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Constantly on hand, and sold at Die very
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(SUCCKSKOR TO DKH1NO.)
Pictures in every stvleof the art. Views
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PITH OLE VAJLLEY R'Y.
ON AND AFTER Monday, June 6, 1871,
Trains will run as l'oliowsi
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
STATIONS.
Oleopolis,
llcnnett,
Wooils
Pislliors Mill
Pitholo City
No. 2.
10.25 a m
lo.s "
lu.;u "
10.21 "
n.oa
No. 4.
3 30 p m
3.2 "
3.IH
8.10 "
2.NJ
THAliiS SOUTHWARD.
STATIOKS.
Pithola Citv,
Prathers Mill
Woods
ltennelt
Oleopclis
No. 1. No. 3.
K.4oani l.yopni
8.4 "
M " t.iA "
t.02 " 2.02 "
n.ld 2.14
All Trains maka closo connections
at Oltsipoiis with trains on the Oil Creek iV
Allegheny River Railway, North and
bouUi.
Two Lines of Stages run daily letwren
Pilholo City, Miller Farm and PUitNitit
ville, iiuikiiigctiiiiiis'tion wiihnrrivingaud
departing Trains. J. T. HI. A 1 It, .
ll.WICKHAM, Supt.
Ticket Afelile I'ilh.ile City, Pa.
J
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l3m 7 M'oort N(rref. IMI twluirtrli.
Dr. J. Wnlkor's Califwnla Vln
Cgar llittci'S mo a purely Vctretablo
picpaiation, inado cliieily froiii tlie im
tivo herbs found on tlio' lower rnnsrs ol
tho Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, tlio medicinal properties of which
nro extracted therefrom without tho uko
of Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily naked. " What is tho cause of the
tuipaialhlcil success of Vivkhau 15it
TKissf" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause ofdi.nea.se, und tlio patiunt re
covers his health. They are the great
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history of" tlio world h.n a iiieilicine been
euiiiMiumleil possessing tho remarkable
q'.iahtie. of YlxKO.ot lilTTKUs in Jicaliii;; tlio
sick of every iliseaso inaa is hefr to. 'i'liey
ara a gentle' Purgative a,i vvlljis a Tunic,
relieving Cimiicstion or liilUmimiiinn of
the Liver niul Visceral Or rail, iu liilioua
Dieasc
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Kmlative, Counter-1 nitai.t bilUorilie, Altera
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unit ur. of VVMhinrtun und t'hiu-soii Stt.. X. Y.
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We will remove our stock of
V
IIAimWAKE, STO V KH,
TINWARE, WOy, NAILS,
FILES, BELTING, AND
MILT, RIJlPLIKB,
ON THE FIRST PAY OF AritlL,
TO Til K
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Reynolds, Hukill & Co. Block,
SENECA STREET,
until which tints we will sell at
CO. ST FOIt OA Nil.
II. fi. TINKER A C0..O1LC1TY.
BUILD I N G FELT
(NoTar it-u'd), fornutli1o work nd in
side, iimtiad ol planter. 1'Vll rarpeliug'4,
Ac., Keml vi o ;t-i--nl Munpa for itreulsr
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Pootone, Will County, III.
"Price of each machine "Clnsa A."
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Willi each Maehino we w ill send, on re
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Itl'TTON HOLE WORKER,
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