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EDITOR.
MDBHXG, AUG. M, IS77.
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Worklngmenof Europe.
Senator Colliding was tendered an
ovation upon his return homo from
Utica, New York, on Thunday even
ing, and in tho course of hi9 rowarks
h naid : No American tan realize
the progress America hm made till he
goes mid compares :t wit'i other lands.
Without seeing other countries it is
hard to realize how bounteous nature
Had providence have been to us. We
mi fTer just now from hard times nod
deprosscd industries. We see all this
und more abroad. Manufacture) are
depressed everywhere. Working men
here are dissatisfied with wages, and
unwise aud lamentable counsel here
recently led to lawless acts, from
which in the end no one will suffer so
much as their authors and abettors,
and those they assume to represent.
I wish they could all go to France and
England and see how the work men
and women do there, and hear of the
wages they receive. England, exclud
ing the twelve counties of Wales, is
not larger than tho Stato of New
York. -It contains 24,000,000 people.
Look at a fact or two. One or two
hundred men own half of England.
Their estates aro principally reserva
tions for game, pleasure and opulence.
One man may ride thirteen miles in
one direction and nearly as far in the
other, on his own estate, and when he
dies liis eldest son takes it all.
Suppose only one man in three had
a vote or voice in public affairs, or in
making laws and that the great body
of working men were wholly exclud
ed from all part in cliocsing the mem
bers of tho only house of Parliament
in which the 6eats are not hereditary.
-Then suppose taxation to support a
standing army in which the ofliccaare
sold for money, or given to sons or re
lations; anil tithes taken to maintain
an Established Church in which liv
ings arc sold to tho highest bidder, or
bestowed as patronage. What would
the workingmen of Pennsylvania or
Ohio think of those conditions? AVe
are all workingmen in America. No
class has the right to the monopoly to
call itself the working class here. I
Lava always worked and always been
compelled to work, and my sympa
thies are all with honest labor. I be
lieve in its dignity and in all its
rights. But when the tidings of the
ttriko reached me in Paris, under my
eyes was passing a spectacle which
seemed to heighten the madness of
what men in America were doing. TTie
govermcnt of Franco was borrowing
mono' and all night on the curbstone
sat men waiting to invest in tho loan
as soon as an opportunity offered in
the morning. They were working
men, who, living as men do not and
need not live here, and working for
wages which American men would
scorn, had by hook and by crook sav
ed fifty francs each. Fifty francs make
ten American dollars, and these all
night watchers were there to buy a ten
dollar bond on which they were to get
four per ceut. interest. There sat the
workingman of France, amid the lux
uryofthe more fortunate, contented
with what late had sent him, (Jun it
be that liberty and prosperity has
epoiled any part of the American peo
ple, until they cannot endure their
bhare in a season of common adversi-
ty?
John Cochran, of Lamb's Creek,
Tioga couuty, Pa., died at his residence
August 15, 1877, aged 101 years and
seven months. The deceased was born
m Bennington, Vermont, January,
176. J 1 is mother, at the commence
ment ef the memorable battle of that
place, carried him away in her arms
uu horseback, llo died upon the farm
he had lived for tho past sixty-one
years.
Governor lfartranft has issued an
order calling on volunteers to organ
izo two regiments ot ten companies
each, to be composed of motnbers of
tho National Guard. The object is to
relieve the militia now on duly. It
would seem from this that the Gov
ernor does not consider tho troubles
yt over.
The llarrisburg Telegraph says
that Hon. Simon Cameron has con
verted hid grove encompassing the
Donegal Springs into a public park.
It cou&isu of several teres of laud and
i I.
it. DUNN
Tlio Army and Navy Journal pub
lishes the following :
It i. confidputly asserted in Eng
land from private information, that
Oman Pasha, commander of the Tur
kish forces, is none other than that
celebrated fugitive from French' pris
ons, Marshal Francois Oohilre Bazaino.
This intelligence i by no mentis im
probable. Bnzainc was always an
active and stirring man, and the cir
cumstances of his public trial in
France were such as to shut him out
from a career in any army of Christian
Europe. Liko most French officers of
rank, he had served in Algeria, and in
so doing acquired considerable knnwl
edge of Arabia and of the Arabs. Bo
sides this, he seived in the Crimean
war in command of the Foreign Le
gion, and afterward as French Gov
ernor of Sebastopol. During that pe
riod ho naturally made many Turkish
acquaintances, and therefore there is
nothing more natural ' than that, he
should go to Turkey in the hour of his
need. It is no secret that Bazaiue was
a strong Bonapartist, and that his
treason to France in tho interest of the
late Emperor is indulgently looked
on by the Imperial Government. In
Turkey, where Bazaine's master was
the best friend of the Sultan, Bazaino
would be received with open arms by
those of his friends who knew his value
in
any capacity ot traiued soldier.
That he should have concealed his
identity with the utmost care is equal
ly natural, and had not the war come
it is possible he might have concealed
it till his death ; but war with Russia,
his antagonist of twenty years ago,
could not fail to bring Osman Pasha
itTconttict with tho people who knew
General Bazaine as Governor of Sebrs-
topol. Whether the secret leaked out
through somo llussian officer prisoner
in Ins hands, or somo Jnglish or
French attache who had served in tho
Crimea and recognized Osman Pasha,
is uncertain, but tho character of his
fighting at Plevna, a stubborn, defen
sivo battle, is curiously like the first
day at Gravelotte, though the differ
ence of force on the enemies' side led
him to a happier issue.
According to the Williamsport
Sun, railroading is not such poorly
paid work after all. That paper tells
the story of a fireman who left the
Rending Railroad "during tho e usi
ueer3' strike in the spring and went tu
Kansas, where, out of his savings of
four years of railroad life, he bought
and stocked an eighty aero farm, to
which he has just lemoved his wife
and children."
Ilartranft is the hero of the hour.
Not only in his own State, but
throughout the country, ho is highly
praised tor his judicious course to
ward) the railroad and mining strikes.
A large number of newspapers openly
nominate him for the next Presidency.
Stranger certainly more unfortunate
things havo happened than his elec
tion. Lancaster Examiner.
E. F. KunkePs Bitter Wine of Iron.
E. F. Kunkel'H celelratod Bitter Wine
ol Iron will cll'eetually euro liver com
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the kidney and all diseases arising from
n disordered liver, stomach or intestines,
audi as constipation, llutnlencc, Inward
piles,' fullness of blood to the head, acidity
of tho stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust
for food, fullness or weight in tho stom
neh, soro eructations, .sinking orllutt .rin;;
at tlio pit of tlio stomach, swimming of the
heud, hurried or dUlicult breathing, llut
terinpr at tho lieart, choking or sulioeuting
sensation when in a lying posture, dim
ness of vision, dots or webs before the
sight, dull pain in the head, deficiency of
perspiration, yellowness of tho skin and
eyes, pain in tho side, baek, head, chest,
limbs, etc., sudden iluslies of heat, burn
ing in tho flesh, constant imaginings of
evil and groat depression of spirits. Urice
$1 per bottle. Beware of counterfeits. Do
not let your druggist palm otf some otiier
preparation of iron ho may say it is us
good, hut ask for Kunkel's, Bitter Wine
of Iron. Take no other. Kunkel's Bitter
Wiue of Iron is not sold in bulk only in
1 bottles. K. F. Kunkel, Proprietor, No.
2"9 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by all druggists.
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
Head and nil completp, in two hours.
No feo till head passes. Seat, Pin and
Stomach Worms removed bv Dr. Kunkel,
ld."! North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Send for circular, For removing Scat,
Pin or Stomach Worms call on your
druggist and ask for a bottle of Kunkel's
Worm Syrup, j.rico $1. It never fails.
Common sense teaches if Tape Worm bo
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remowod.
E. F. Kunkel'a Lustral & E. F. Kunkel's
Shampoo for tho Hair.
Tim best und cheapest Hair Dressing
and Hair Cleaner in tlio world. They re
move daiidrulf, allay irritation. Hoot ho and
cool the heated scalp, prevent tiie hair
from falling oil', and promote thp growth
in a very short time. They preserve ami
beautify tho Hair, and reniier it soft and
glossy. They impart a brilliancy and a
Kilky appcaraiict; to braid und wiry Il.iir,
and, as a hair dressing, they are norivall
od eradicate dundi nit ami prevent bald
ness. The shampoo cleans the Hair, re
move grease, scurf, itching, erupth.n.
Cures headache produced by heat and fa
tigue. Kunkel's Shampoo und Lustral
restore Jlair to a natural and glossy color,
rostoro faded, dry, narsh und wiry hair.
1'rieo per bottle ?l. Ai-K your druggist
for them, or send 10 E. F. 'Kunkel. Pro
prietor, No. 'Z'iW 'or''i Ninth. Mreet Phil
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Williin tho past year important im
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it
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only, we can sell goods for a much les
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anv of tho cities in tho State.
ln thanking the citizens for liberal pat
ronage in tho past, we announce mu re
moval from flo Fisher store, to the pleas
ant locatioi:2kuown as tho
HASLET BUILDING,
where, in consideration of tho continued
depression iu the times, have again lower
ed our prices, believing that goods should
not bo sold nt war prices, where the oppor
tunities to muko money are so much loss.
.7yIn futureourstoro will be keptoprr.
until ti P. M.. for tho mutual benefit of the
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1 1 ..Iie-t . Mav '.. 1,-77.
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ON AND AFTKK Sunday, May 1:1, 1877,
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.STATIONS. Northward. Southward
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W Pen June !':.u .l::i." t(i:"i( 7:Oo l:4'i l:H
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U. I Pit .Iuik 11:0.-. 5:01 li:,rM ".:.i;.;i I: IV l!:.'i:
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Parker 1:00 f:.rii U;H5 4: )" phti.V VI: 10
Emlonlon PJ:f. H:ln rt:tr.! 4:!) o::;o pjioo
Scnihi-vassi 1:22 7:-:i 4:'.!.' f:4i 10:15
Franklin 1 :."s f:;0.ri f.::t5 l':V MK 0:41
Oil City U:2.' S::C fl:'.'.", 1 8:A :45
Rouse vlllo :."! 7: oil N:0 8:10
Titunvillo ::::. !:o( 7 :5;V PJ:ro 7;io 7:i!(
Corry 4:17 !:init:lo (i:00
Mnvvillo (i:l 1 10:5 1 10:10 4:02
Buihtlo 8:05 1: -0 (l:;V TJ:4l
Oil Citv ::!) 8:'J;i 1:10 8;00
Oleopoli :t:17 8:.VI 12:17 7:'.7
Eagle Rock :i : :t i':orj 12:01 7:lt
Tionesta 4:2") 0::t2;il;07 (!; (7
Tidiouto r.i.V. 10:22 i)::!o r:.r,7
IrviiieUni 7:10 ll:lo 8:oo r,:n.
). in a. in a. in ip. in
Trains run bv Philadelphia Time.
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those which were manufaetured in Ma-
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lt' III',;,
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Oil City Daily Darnel;,'
For 1.7V.
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More and I'rr'.er News, iu i Mnrn Rend
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Tu i: On. ( i i v Daily PmuncK will be
gin the new car v, it!i a In.i.rer cireulaiion
linn) ever intained by any daily newsp iper
In Pen us y 1 an in (ints.bie'of the Inrgn cities.
Ii has gained this by giving nil the fresh
est news, niel sparing no expense in ob
taining items. It, Iihs eorrespondenta In
e fry imii ( ion of the Oil Region, beshies
several reporters who are eon-tntilly trav
eling. The propi ii tors, editors n'nd re
lioi loiial slatl'. are nil young niul eiiergelie
men, whose nini is to maNo the Derrick
the lrndir.;.' newspaper of NVes'orn Penn
sylvania. The Di:ni;t( k v be better (linn ever
for is;". It will have special reporters nt
Washington and 1 iai i Ishurg. v ho will
send daily specials of nil important events.
Its renders will be kept pouted on all the.
political news of I hp day, as reported from
an Independent standpoint, while a largo
t' -pertorinl force will keep them in'oimed
on local matter.'. It will nNo, ns it does
now, take the lead in discussing ucst-ion4
of Importance to oilmen, nnd woi k faith
fully for tho inter'M of t ho Oil Region. It
will maintain its position as' authority in
oil statistics, nnd its market ijuotiltiolis
will nlwnys bo tound reliable.
If yon want spicy rendim.', fresh new,
Information concerning the Oil Region,
nnd ii red-hot paper, subscribe lor the Ol l.
Ciiy Daily Diiuiiick. Terms, $10 per
year j six months S " ; ) a month in ad
vance. W. 11. LONOWELL CO.,
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Tlio Best EcuuMican 'Paper PuMicl'id irt
Now York.
Weekly Commercial Advertiser
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ost Mi.'.o. New Pianos
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Hes'i oiler ever made, iikaii. Sent on ,r to
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Est. lsr.ii. Aircnts Want d. Discounts to
Teachers, Ministers, A'c. Address DAN
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New .ler
11 4
Allan PiukiMton's great hook, Thk
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10-It . Publishers, N. Y.
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tlisposeof 10.) Pianos and Organs, new ami
second-hand of ffrst-elass makers includ
ing Waters' nt lower prices for cash or in
stallments or to let until paid for than ev
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and l.'pright Pianos ami Organ (includ
ing their new Soxnoir and Boudoir) aro
the best niaiie. 7 Octavo Pianos Sl.'.O. 74
tlo ii;o not use.) a vpnr. Slop Organs
''. iStopsiViS. 7 Stops 8 Sto M JT.'i.
10 Stops n-M. 12 stops SlOo cash, not used
a year, in perfect order and warranted.
Local travo iug agents wanted. Illustra
ted Catalogues Mailed. A liberal discount
to Teachers, Ministers, Churches, cd-.
She (1 music at half price. Ho: arc Water
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DRUNKARD SXF!
C. (?. BEERS, M. D. (.formerly of Bos.
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RANCH, whii h can be given wi.Uiut tln
knowletigo of the iaticut, sVlso nio for tho.
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Permanent cures guarantee! in both,.
St ml stamp for'evitleiice. Asi druggistV
for it. iitldress J'.EERS i n. itii-niitwr.
i - ..w
ll.llll. V Oil I
11 it
Iho Chenpt.st Soap that can ho used
for
tuu following reasons j
1st. Ono bur will go as far as two of any
other. J
2d. Only hair tho usual rubbing being
retpilred, thero is a saving of inoro (
- than tho entire cost of tho Soap in
labor alone.
3d. The clothes aro made Sweet, Clean
nnd while without Boiling or Scald
ing, thus all injury to them iu avoid
ed. Thero is it saving in fuel ami
hard work, and tho washing is dono
m about half tho usual timo.
It is also guaranteed under a penalty of
fifty dollars not to injure tho clothes or
hands, and as one trial will enablo any
person to ascertain tlio truth of thosti
statements, it would never pay the pro
prietor to engage in an ex tonal' vo system
ot advertising ami claim such decided
merit ior his Soap unless ho knew from
positive experience that it wouhl prove to
he in t very respect what is claimed for it.
1 his is also a superior Soap for Toilet
and Shaving purposes.
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Wuoi.i'su.1: Fakcv fin oik its,
Oeneiu.1 Airents.
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