n EMKUJT BOHnc, M IRIS'S. "
borough omcuns.
7 rgiss Jo hn Hunt.
f VleiMCM O. W. ItTlllllSOtt, K. A.
Turner, A. II. If ell v, 8. II. JlasU-t, A. II.
Partridge, II. O. Davis.
Justice of the Peace D. SI. Knox, C. A,
Itundull.
ttoiMfofcfc H. Swrntirnrt
1 -tchool tircrlori. S. Klin, If. O. Dd
Is, M. J. Wnleott, H. H. Unslet, A. b.
Kelly, 1). Clark.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Prttitttnt Judge I,. D. VrMOiii.
Associate Judges Amduicw Cook, Jo.
tf. Dai.k.
AhtryrT. J. Yak Oimkh.
JVeaaHrer H. ,T, Hbti.ey.
l"rnthnnotary, Itcgisterit iecardcr, ate.
T. M. Ci.AitK.
CammiKKioner -Sows Thompson, Ji.
X. (,'l.AKK, Kl.l BlIftl.lN.
OtMnf.v Vtiperinrnclnif S. F. ItoHRKR.
JHstriet Attorney H. D. Irwix.
wry Cbiiimfasioner' Jah. Kltkk,Wii.
Ownfy veyor--S.D. Inwi.
Oronr M. IttkIi, Jh.
Ounry .4 uditartT. II. COBB, L. TVAa
fKW, W. Jamikboh.
Xtsmbero Congress V)t DistrislC. B.
4VUHTI.
deeetntly J. B. A05EW,
3Yme o JVnj
AITIONESTA STATIOX, on auJ.after
Oofober 6, 1874 ;
HOT7TU.
Train. ( . 1:4S. m.
" M - - S:0 p in.
M - - - - 8:44 p. in.
jaOSTH.
Train St - - S:.r0 a. ro.
' M - , 4:11 p. iu,
' ." .l . - 2:38 a. in.
On the TU ver Itlelelon . . from Oil City
ts IrvLneten, up the river li JCoitu ; do wit
Ma rjrer, south.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
' Bill Lav been lent out. by , M.
W. Tata, Esq., fur subscriptions due
la tha Forest Rkfi'ulicax. These
kills are uot ours, bitt lite company's,
f whom we bougbt this office on Jan
uary lit, 1873. We collect our.uwu
Willi. . ' ' if.
' Iter. 'Elliot will 'proach ' iu the
W-...U-..-:. i. .... c.
Morning and evening.
Fouxj). A lady's rubber shoe". The
owner cau have it br lending to this
office a description of it.
Speaker Bluiue is spoken of as a
candidate for the Republican liotniun
tion for the uext Presidential term.
' -Dithridgo's mill is uot running
t present, but tho hands nre fixing tip
)ut fpriug work, and tho mill will
tart up as soon as tho ice goes out.
. .... It is rumored that the voune
King of Spain, All jiiio, wants to ab
dicate in favor of the Duke Do Mont
jvonsier. Spain is rather a bnd King
dom fur so young a man to rule.
S. (j. Johnson, of this place bus
taken to himself n wife in tho person
'.Miss Liz.io Ileplcr. The newly mar
ried couple mvo our Lost withes fur a
1 iig lil'o and a hnppy ono.
A tick juror on the Beeeher senn
dal case is causing mljournmeutf nt nil
eorts of hours. There is no reliabili
ty in that juror, and the case may be
jiomfnucd until he pegs ont entirely.
i llie Pro'.bouotary's office has bceu
moved across die bull of the Court
House, into the room formerly known
as the Arbitration Room, ou account
of a vault being provided for the
books and papers in that room. .v
Spelling bchools are being Uvhl
in all the towns and cities around us,
and it might bo well to start it up here.
AVo kuow there are ft good many per
sons about here we would just Jove to
Jhcar 'apcll. ; ..
-The following in regard to a job,
.against which our lumbermen were
"dead sot," comes from our Represen
tative, J. 13. Agnew : :
"JIcNciU's Timber Insjcctiou 'Ac.
bill just now defeated. Only four
votes for it. Tell those interested that
it baa gone up, as I predicted. We
are all right noft; it cannot be resur
rected." , ;
" John Dice, of Dutch Hill is said
to be very low with consumption, anJ
no hopes are euterttincd of bis recov
ery. ..
CJcorge, youngest sou of Jtr. W. C.
Urouks, Manager of the Superior store,
js prostrated by an attack of pneumo
nia. With pare and careful uursiug
be will probably soon be wll agaiy.
-Wo took a trip to Stowtown, out
a short way from E.ist Hickory, re
cently, and fiud that diUrict like all
others we hnvo visited this wictcr,
pretty dull. Tho stave mills have about
closed up, aud tho lumber isaljdrawu
out to the river. ' Four Alkghcnies
are rafted on thu ko at East Hickory,
belonging to Collins d- ILdbrook. I
Tiinesill liven up there at: eHcwhero j
when tho spring fluo'le conic. j
Tioxita, March, (!, 1S75.
Mn. Em rou : In tho last issuo of
your paper wo notice the -following
problem, proposed for solution:
' A man bought a horse, paying part
down; two-thirds pf the part paid
equaled the fifth root of tho part uu
paJd. How much did ho pay, and
how much did tho hni'so cost?" .
Now in regard to this problem, by
the fil'ih root of a number, we mean
onu qf tho five equal factors, whose
product equals that number. Hence
we take $2, which is tho least number
of dollars, that is a perfect root of a
number of dollars greater than $1, as
the fifth root of the number of dollars
unpaid. Tho fifth power of $2 is $32,
which equals tho part unpaid, and if
$2, or the root, is i of thu part paid,
I ho part paid is J of $2, which is $3,
nnd the cott of the horse is $32 plus
$3, or 835. Liut as this cost savors
too much of the cost of J. T. Dale's
five Jollr.r horse, wo take $3 as the
fifth root, nnd get $243, the part un
paid, Btid $ l..r)0 the part paid, and
the cost of tho liurse $2i?.r0, which is
more liko the value of a horse. But
wo can get os many answers as we
choso, all of which will correspond
to the conditions of tho problem. .
We give the following littlo problem,
and promise a complimentary ticket to
our exhibition to nnv one who has
a correct solution, not merely tho an
swer for next insue of tho Kicri'BL,!
CAK :
Henry is ono-fifth as old as his fa
ther, but in twenty-five years lie will
be three fifths as old ; what is the ago
of each T
J. K. Sua dm in.
Our County Commissioners have
finished and furnished the fire proof
vault off the arbitration room, and all
the Records of the Prothonotary, Reg
ister aud Recorder and of the several
courts have beeu removed to the same,
und we do not hesitate to say that there
is not a belter fire proof vault in
Western Fit. . The Frothonotary's
office is iu the old arbitration room,
and I he room formerly used by the
I'rothonotury is now the arbitration
room. Under instructions of the
graud jury of December 1st the Com
missioners have purchased a fire and
burglar proof safo for the Treasurer's
office at a cost of about $1000, which
will be here in a few days, which will
make all tho records of tho Treasur
er's office secure. Now with a fire
proof sufa in the Commissioners room,
which is as uccesary as the one iu the
Treasurer's oflice, all the records of
our county would bo in as safo a con
dition from firo as human ingenuity
could invent. ... m
Professor Andrew Jacksonian
Cameron Portar, who onco taught
school here, aud whd,.run for County
Superintendent and didn't get it; who
bought the Forest frets, office and neg
lected to pay for It, .when it went back
to the original "obiter ; who edited the
JachonUtn at Clarion, nnd did numer
ous other things, as he sailed, met S.
D. Irwin, Esq., in Oil City ou Monday
last, and wished him to inform the
Tiooesta editor that he had received
tho appointment of Assistant Superin
teadtntfxf Schools of Venango Co.
I2e wished the said editors . to know
this that they might see that he "had
a few friepda left." All we have to
say is, that i is a joke ou the fiierrds.
He had a few friends left in the" lurch,
aud left in a bad shape in this place
and Clarion some time ago, and we
hope his remaining frieuds will uot be
left as they were.
Davy Hilaud is still a devoted
admirer of "animated nature," partic
ularly if dumesiicatedj aud more par
ticularly if their domestication is a
matter of patience and skill. Ilia
latest acquisitions in that line consist
of two jay birds asd a screech owl,
which ho bus on exhibition in the
Central IJouse. Undoubtedly he will
have a larg number of birds and ani
mals brought iu dufiog (bo coming
season, and will probably spend some
time Jiirufec-lf iu gatheriug for bis col
lection. His swan survives and flour
ishes. -The fawn is up at the farm of
Gilbert Juaiicsou, Est. If any of our
readers suc&aod in catching an nice
birdsor animals, let them be brought
iu and deposited with Davy..
The mild weather is due on Mon
day next according to the woodchuck
theory. It has held out well, so far,
and has every appearance of at leart
filling the tiuio out. If this happens
every winter for ouo or two centuries
there will bo inoru peoplo believing
in the woodchuck than uow exhibit
"(.biding faith in Old Frob.
Comniuntcntad.
A Sketch of Hyren and his Book.
.Jfred, Hyren, tho .prophet," nccoid
lngf to bis nntobiogrnphy, ns given iu
tho book called the "New Dispensa
tion," was born in Finland, Northern
Russia, in February, 1812. He then
says be went to St. Petersburgh, Rus
sia, where he entered a school to learn
languages, under the patronage of the
Russian Government, to prepare youths
for sorvice as IntJrpretors to' Consuls
aud Ambassadors. About 1837, 'ha
went with iho Russian Legition to
Constantinople, Turkey. After re
maining there- some time he went to
Ezroom, Turkey. Leaviug there, he
proceeded to Athens, Greece j then re
turned to St. Petersburgh, from whence
he sailed in a Swedish vessel to New
York. In bis book he says his friends
were astonished when ho quit the con
sular business, winch Offered brilliant
prospects for the future. It is sup
posable that he conuects this iu his de
lusive, strange history, with the
Prophet Moses, in bis part of one who
despised riches and honor to assist bis
dccp'Vvl .countrymen. But this figure
will bear out.ffo -comparison, barring
his conversion which ho clui1 was
really on the voyage, across the ocean,
whersrhe had his first regular vision.
His really fanatical course did ucf
commence until be landed iu Ameri
ca, when he set out without scrip or
purse. The general character of his
visions are generally of an earthly and
material character, as developed by
his book. He does not in bis book
assume such phrases and words ar
"moreover," "And it came to pass,"
"uow it so was," dec, peculiar to Ibe
Mormon Bible in particular, but gives
the king's English right out. He is
fond of referring to his fasts ; these he
calls miracles. The fast at Niagara
Co., N. Y., is not properly a fast, al
though it was said to be 40 days; yet
be says there he fasted on honey. He
refers to bis fust at Tioqesta in Feb.,
1855, on the 18th page of of his book,
I believe. This was a 21 day concern,
when he wus released by order of the
Overseers of the Poor. Some allege
that he muvt have eaten the caudles in
part, (but this theory exasperates him)
while others assert he must have snuf
fed the smoke. Of bis visions, it may
also be remarked they are often with
out particular poiut they teach noth
ing, whether true or false. His search
after Solomon Coon seems liko a ro
mance; yet when he found him, what
transpired ? absolutely uothing ; this
story all end in smoke ; Sol. aud he
"didn't hitch" in their belief. The
book abouuds in such phrases as "goji
eration oi vipers, "Hypocrites, "sons
of perditiou," "hired clergv," "mer
chants of Babylon" &c. It is sur
charged with vituperation. Tho mis
anlbiope is visiblo ou every page. -The
visions sound "bogus," . The fas'.s are
more thau dubious. The object of his
return here after 20 years from the
fast, which he calls "a sign," is to es
tablish the "Milleuial Church," as he
cahs it. The "sign" has been debated
over for 20 years, pro and eon. We
have, it is certain, a strange book and
a strange man. A prophet without
followers aud some apprehension that
that he might becowu a Borough
charge; for now he seems to have uo
country but the world, is 63 years old,
aud still insists ou his mission. His
latest ndsBion has been marked by
disturbances . of religious meetings,
&c. lie is, though, rather a subject
of charity than of censure.
Talking with Mr. Howe, Super
visor of the O. C. t A. R. R'y, on
Monday last, we mentioued the-rumor
that the road was to be abaudoued
from Oil City to Irvineton. He as
sured us that there was no danger of
any such catastrophe ; that the road
would never be run with fewer trains
than are uow ruaniug; and iu the
event of any material advance iu the
price of oil, the passenger trains would
agaiu be put on, and the road be run
as vigorously as ever. We publish
this to easo the minds of those who
have been borrowing troublo about
the matter, and that we may all feel
better about it. .
Poor Notice.
. ' Mahcu, 8, 1875.
All persma bavioe claims against
the Borough of Tionasta on account of
Poor will present tho same to the un
derlined on or before Anril lt. nr
lorever hereafter hold their peace,
IK W . CLARK, I f.
J.T, Dai.i, ' Overseers of Poor.
At President a'-' tossing' of tho
river e dec ted by boards laid on the
gorged ice. JfhU MI riA until tho ice
starts out, then the old furry boat will
again be brought fnto'reqnisilion. Our
citizens although not demonstrative,
are deeply thankful that wo have a
bri 'gi) to go over for a small amount
of toll wheu wo cannot go across the
ice free gratis. " . '
Rev. Leslie, Presiding Elder of
tho Clarion District of the Erie Con
ference, conducted the services in the
M. E. Church on Sunday Inst, morn
ing aud evening, and was lisleued to
by largo congregations on both occa
sions. Iu the eveniug, porticuJhrly,
the house was so terribly crowded as
to be uncomfortable, and we thought
that if there was ai.y "give" in that
roof, or in the walls, n good opportuni
ty was presented to expose their weak
ness. But as nothing gave way, the
brothers and sisters needn't be afraid
to attend prayer meetings hereafter.
Hon. John G. Schuniakcr, , the
Democratic member of Congress1, who
took a $300,000 bribe from the Pacific
Mail Company, sailed for Europe on
Thursday, in time to miss seeing a man
who had papers to serve ou him, in re
lation to the subsidy business.' He
got iu a huri to sco bis family and
euuldn'j wai,t for the officer".
Notice. All persons indebd to
me are notified to call and settle before
the 10th of April next and save costs.
J. E. Blaine, M. D.,
. A Public School Exhibition will
be given by the Scholars of the Tin
nesta High School nn Friday evening',
March 19t.h. The Exhibition will be
held in the Court House, and will con
sist of Essays, Dialogues, Charades,
Tableaux, Declamations, Vocal and
Instrumental Music.
J. K. SiiAfjMAN, Teacher. .
For Sale.
The old Holmes House property is
offered for sale on very reasonable
terms. This property consists of twi
acres of land, a barn, suitable for liv
ery, size 105x40 feet. The foundation
of the Holmes House contains a large
amouut of first class building stone.
The land is suitable for gardening, aud
with proper caro will ra:se superior
vegetables. This property will be
sold cheap. For terms enquire of the
editor of this paper, or of C. F. Gilles
pie, Whig Hill. . 33tf. .
Papa Baldwin, at Tidiouto, has
the most extensive nnd best selected
lot of Fishing Tackln that we have
ever seen in a country store, and at
astonishingly" low prievs. . 4 6m
Go to the Hat Store igs of the
Big Red Hal Tidioute, for best as
sortment hats, caps and furs. Also
neckwear, underwear, hosiery and
gloves for men, women and children,
at lowest cash prices. 32tf
Thoso beautiful lots just north of
Mrs. Henry's residence can be "bought
cheap, on long time, by applying to
the editor of this paper. ' tf.
Tho colored address label on each
paper shows tho date to which the sub
scriber has paid, thus
Thos Turner 174,
signifies that Mr. Turner has paid for
bis paper until March 1st, 1874 The
mail list is corrected weekly. By con
sulting the address label every subscri
ber can tell how his account stands.
Our accounts go back no further
than thu 1st of January, 73, the ac
counts previous to that time being
payable to the old firm.
Go fo the Hat Store for nicest
furnishing goods. S2tf
Nice assortment Ladies' Neck
Ties and Ruffles at the IlatStore. 32tf
The lightest running Machine in
the world is the Grovor & Baker, at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says so,
aud be knows. 46 ly
Landlord aud Tenant Leases, the
most approved form, for sale at this
office, - - ,
Special Notice. We call atten
tion of our readers t) the advertise
ment of the well knowu business firm
of John Stevenson's Hons. Those con
templating tho purchase of goods iu
their line will fiud this to be an oppor
tunity rarely offered. The firm is an
old aud reliable one, and their repre
sentations may be relied upon. 31 2m
MARRIED.
WOODINUTOX ItlDDLi;. Ill TionaU
on Tuesday, March tt, JS75, by Itov, W.
Elliot, Mr. Ja. Woodinjjton to Mn, M.
HiiMlo, both of thii place.
cor.nECTt& evekV tuksday,
By Robinson A Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise.
Flour barrol
Corn Meal, bolted . -
Chop feed
Hyo V bushel - '
Oats V bushel
Corn, cara ....
Potntora - -Green
apples. ....
licans Iji bushel -
Ham, unfr cured -Ilj'eakrtvst
Bacon, an gar eurml
8Ugar .
Syrup . ' .
N, O. MolnMo ...
Itoast Iiio ColTee No. 1
Rio CofTeo, best
Tea -
Dried Ceof ....
Rico - - .
Buttor - ...
EfK" freh
Salt . -Lard
- .
Dried apples . .
Nails, lOd, kog - -
Iron, common bar
Buckwheat flour . . .
fl.6O7.O0
-l.00f.J2.25
1.00
- 45feW
70rji99
'"Sftl.OO
2.00(3.00
15
- - 15
. TV'tl.OO
1.00
33
- 2S
. .MQ1.40
- 20&22
10
- 2530
2
2.50(3,2.75
- 15(,i,l
8(3,10
- '4.50
4.00
8.00
New Advertisements.
Administratrix' Notice.
T.ettcrti of administration on the estate ol
Dr. Wesley F Hunter, late of Tionenta
Itnrotifrli, deceased, having been granted
to the uudersi(rned, not ire la hereby pivpn
thut persona knowing themsnlvoa indebt
ed to said estate nro required to make im
mec'iute payment of the same, and those
having claims against said estate will pre
sent theui properly authenticated for set
tlement. KMZABKTir fl. HfNTKR, Adm'x.
CLARA E. HUNTi:it, Adm'i,
Tlonosta, Pa.. Fob, It), 1875. 44 6t
FAPABALDWIS
Tlas 6pnd a "
SEWING MACHINE DEPOT
Iu bia
BOOT and SHOE STORK,
And in connection with his other boainea
hu baa constantly in store til 8
GROVER .t BAKER,
DOMESTIC,
VICTOR,
WILSON SHUTTLE,
WHITNEY,
IIOWK, V
ULEEfl, '
WHEELER A WILSON,
HOMJS SHUTTLE,
'( and will - I
FURNISH TO ORDER
any Sewing Machine In tho market, atllai
prices, with all the . . '
G-UJttJL3STT ZEES
which tho Companies give, and will
DELIVER THE MACHINES
In any part of Forest County, and give all
necessary instruction to learners.
Ncrdlo far all Machines, 811k aad Thread
' ' always iu fctoro.
TIDIOUTE, PA., June, 1874.
lit
DRUG STORE I
Jas. H. Fonea, Proprietor,
Bonaer Jk Af aewa Kleok, "
ELX STREET, - . Tfwwnx, Ta
Agent tot
Dr. Morris' Syrup of Tar, "Wild
Cherry and Horehound.
DRUGS
PATENT MEDICINES,
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
NOTIONS, tC,
LIQUORS, For JW ONLY
White Lead, perfectly pur, acid aaafe
cheaper than formerly.
Also all kind ot Oila, Kerosene, Tar.
pentine, lloniiiis, Toilet Articles, Tur
fuinenei, Ac, for sale cheap.
JAS. H. FONES.
ADVKin iXICRSaen.l 25 cents to Ueo.
I. Howell Jr Co., 41 I'aik Row, N. V
for their KiKhty-page l'Miiphlct, showing
crwt of adverisfntt. 1:1 4t
lisp
V7 VaX V
mmmMmk
Dr. J. Walker's California, Yin
CRitr liitlers nro a purely j;etaW
preparation, mado chiclly from the na
tivo herbs found on the low er ruiiRDs tf
the Sierra Nevada mountains ofCalilnr
nla, the mcdicinitl properties of which
are extracted therefrom without tho am
of Alcohol. Tho question is alinos
dally finked. " What is tho cause f la
unparalleled sttcceM of Vixkgar IUt
Tntst" Our answer Is, that they rttnove
the online of disease, and tho patient re
covers bis Health. They aro the great,
blood purifier and a lifo-g'iving principle,
a perfect lionovator mid iuvigoratcr
of tho syatoni. Novor before in lb
hutory of the world ha a uieUiciss Wo
Cupijuiumivil puKOiixiiiK the roniavkath
e.ualitieii ef i.xko.k Iti rrKtt in hcalinf tse
lick of ercrr dinease mau ii beir to. Tasf
aro a gentle Purgative a well at a Tutus,
relieving (.'unrmaiuii or Inflammation tf
the Liver aad Vitveral Oigaus w ll.Usaa
ilMeatci
The properties of Diffiuirt
TiXKBiH jJiTTK are Aperient, bianhoretie,
Carmiuatirc, Nutritions. I.aiatire. DinretJs,
Sedative. Counter-irritant Sudorific, Altera
tive, aud Anti-Bilious.
Grateful Thousands proclaim Tna.
ig a fe Kitties tho most wonderful Io
vigutiuit' that 'ever saatoiaed U ataklaj
Titatfv ."-,. 4
No Person can tafco these Bitter
according la directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bonus are not de
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beytosl
repair. , . .
Hilions. Remittent and Inter
mittent levers, which are so prs.
leut in the valleys of our groat rivera
throughout tho United States, especially
those of tho Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri
Illinois, Tennessee, Cuinborhind, Ark&e.
tna, Hod, Colorado, Brazos, Kio Grande,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobilo, Sur.mnna. Ro
anoke, Jutnos, nnd many others, wita
their vast tributaries, tliroiiKliotit our
entire country dmi'vn the Summer au-4
Autuiun, nud romai kably so (lut ing mm-.
sons of unusual lioat and dryneM, r
invariably aceoinpanied by exiettairt de
ranRotncnts of tho stonuich and Urcc,
and other abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, a purgative, exerting a pw.
erful Influence upni) those various ei
Cani, is essentially nccussni'y. Thete
U uo catliartio for tho purpose equal t
Dlt. J. WAI.KKIt'rf VlNBOAR HtlTrsS,
as they will speedily remove the daik--colored
viscid mattor . with whia tle
bowels are loaded, at tho sain Un
stiinulatitig the serrotions of the U,
and (rutievally vesturing tl.e l.aJ.k
functions of the digi'stive orgar.s.
Fortify the body nRiiinst tllsea
by ptirilyin nil its liuids with Vimkh
liVrrKits. 1 No rpideiuiL' can tX 4
of a eystctn thus fore-nnued.
DyRpepKitt or Indlircstlon. ttesJ
aehe, Pain in the Shoulder. Coit-Ut.
Tightnesa of the Chest, DifzineM, unr
Eructations of the .Stomach. Bad 1
iu the Mouth, Bilious Attuckn, I'alpt'a
tation of tho Llearl, Intlaiuunitiuu of I'
Lttns, I'aiu in the region of the alii
no.vs, and a hundred other painful yn. -toms,
aio the otlsprins of ypen.
One bottlowill prove a better cuai anua
of its merits than a lengthy s iinf.
ment. Scrofula, or Klusr' F.Wj, MUM
Swellinjjn, Ulreru, Kryoipcln, h tH.
Coitro, bcriifulmiK liilluininutit ii', InUelti .
Jnllaimnuiioim, Alurcuiinl , A ttceliutiat'VK '
Bore, Eruptions of the Sl.ic.Soio B.rn.s-.-lu
tUuie. ai in nil nllutr eninnilutiuual 1 -eaxtw,
Walk Kit's lli.ieii k-
huail tliuir great curative 'uwji U
ajuct lwtiuativHd i)itrnct;.l)!u ca i .
For Inflammatory nnd Cltroi;;
ltlieuiuntlUu, Ooiit, liilioiK. Horn t
tent and luterinitliH Kovors, Pieae 4
the Blood, I.irvr," Kiilner ami Minnlt
these Bitten haw no renal. ij-
are eauwd by Vitintcd lilood.
Jlecliuiiicul DiKoascH. r.ior :
caged in Paints and Mir.ei'ala, such m
1'UuiiuoM, Typu-xclUiix, ti!U Imulor', aud
liiiicri, m tLey mlvuncc in lii'e, are tibjor
te pamlynii of the Bowels, Te
against this, tuk a doe 'if WsLXi'.a'i tx
kuab Biitkks occasionally.
For Sk In Diseases,' Kniptlons, Tt-
tor. Suit-Klieiuii, Hlutchcn, SphU, l'iuii,
Puntules, lluila, L'arbuiU'lua, Kiiisj-ww hi.
ticalil-bcnd. Sore Kye. Kiysipclax. Itcfc.
bcurft, DiHcolomlions of the ' trkin, ll'.'.un-i
aud Dinea.ioii if tiie Skia of whatever r.urr.t
or nature, aro literally dug up aud tarried
out of the xyntuw in a short time by the ai
of these Bitters.
Tin, Tape, and oUior Worm a,
lurkiug in the nvkteui of o many thouwtuU,
are effectually destroyed and removed, i'e
rsieiu of uiedicine, uo vermifuges, ue aa
tiieliniiiitlvs will lie the vyteui t'rutu eejaij
like these Bittern.
For Female Complaints, iuyb2
er old, uiarnod or aiuglu, nt tbeilawu of wo
manhood, or the turn of life, (hee Twse
-Bitten display o decided au iuduauce Uat
iwprovenieut is tonn percitilile.
Cleanse the Vitiated ltlood whw-
ever ruu tiud its iinpuritieeburatiug laeKf
tba skin iu I'liuplc., Eruptions, or Sres :
eltsiue it alien you Cud it obsirusloal aui
iluegisb in the rind cleuiise It wbcu it ia
foul , your feeliug4 will tell yon. srlma L
the blood pure, aud the health tf tie .ts
will follow.
It. II. MeDONALtt M tyl
DniciriaU snil (Km A t.. Sou Kraueiauo Ci iiVt,
Sad cor. of W'naliinyioii an, I Clitull"U Sl. i .
eld by all tlruaglaU and U l
, ; C. V. EARNEST.
BURGEON rE-KTlST.
. . . TIDIOUTE, PA-
ALL OPKRATTONN pertalidng to 6nr
Kical ir Meohanlcal lenii.lry per
loriucd with earo, and wai runted. I guar
antee suooom or refund the nioiier.
Utllcu in tJKANlUN JlltK'K. BLOCK.
RfiiiumU'r the plaoe. .......
:i.lv. . W. KAHNKHT.