foe $rot j&tpuMfiw.
WEDNESDAY MflKKIKO, OCT. Ifi, 1S78.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
liurirentiW. It. IM'NW.
CouncilmenA, It. Kellv. CI. W. Bovard.
J. A. Proper, W. R. Reck, Win. Richards, at
X. r. roreiiinn.
JuHiee of the Peace C A. Randall, J.
T. Bronnan.
Omnt'ibU II. Swaggart
Muhool Director It. 11. May, If. O. Da
vis, U. W. Robinson, T. J. Van Uiescn, 1).
W. Clark, W. K. Dunn.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
President Jnd(jelt. D. Wktmoiik.
Aociate Judge Son. O. Pai.k, ED
WARD KKIIR.
Treasurer Wm. Lawrehce.
Prothonot art, liegiter t Recorder, die
J. W. Or.AKic.
Sheriff. InsTIS RnAWKBT.
". . " .. ' - . . I m.
Co mm
JohnT '
County Niiperinlrn
nfy ttttHlMlen-n. H. Brock-
Vf AT.
JHtric.t Attorneys. D. Irwin.
Jury Commiionera Lyman Cook, P
V. MKRCIIjMOTT.
County Surveyor T. D. Colli N.
Coroner W. C. ConrtRK.
Counhf Auditor Nionot,AS Tfcomp
ON, J. R. NKII.Tj, II. A. ZUKNDKI.t..
Member of 0ti.(7rcM-IlARHY Whitb.
Assembly J. It. Aonew.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIOUESTALOltei;
I. O.ot U."'.
MSk! inhebfo Rm fi &i
tridRo'" -
a. W. sawyer, .So'c'y. ' 27-tf.
J. W. Walker, .
A TTnuVFY AT I AW Tlonesta Pa. I
J. oiTlcoattho Rural IIo8o. Will at-
tnd to business in tho evoninga and on
(Saturdays.
Z7U
K. L. Davis,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Tionesta, Ta.
A Cwl lections mado In tbls ana adjoin
Ing counties. 40-ly
MILJ V. TATK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Bkn. atrett, TIOXhXTA, rA.
W. M. liATHT. 1. . AONEW.
IjATI I"V At AG NEW,
ATTORNEYS XT LAW,
TIONKSTA, PA.
ATTENTION SOLDI BUS!
I hava beon admitted to practice as an
Atlornev iii the Ponaion Olilco at Wasli
lnrton. I). C. All offlcom, soldiers, or
ailortf wno wore injured in me mm r,
ran obtain pensions to which they may be
Mititlod, hvcallingonoraddrosmnKmoat l
Tionesta, Fa. Also, claims ior arroarngen i
1 I ...Ill N1.it.Aimiitint.t.
VI DAY SHU IJUUIIlJr lovonv
An t i mi
Having been over four years a aoh ior in
all lit. war an.1 inivlno- for 14 n ira hor or I
-vears engagod In the proecution of sol- I
diera' plamia, my experience win nsxuro
Hie collection of claims in tho shortest pos-
nible time.
4 nr.
J. 15. AON1:
F.w.Mays,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, and Notary
A. Pi'bmo, Reynolds Hukill A Co.'s
uiock, soneca ,st., nil City, i a. 3J-iy
i
Lawreioo House,
IUONKSTA. PENN'A. WM.
LAW- I
1 lK7rfM.- Patiin1.1Vkll TKIh llOHHA
It centrally located. Everything now and I
well furnished Superior accominoaa-
linnu kiiiI strict ntteiition irivcu to guests.
YegetabloH and Fruits of all kinds nerved
. . . , li ........ r..- v,..-
lu tnoir H"3iv.oii, c3miipi uum "
mercial Agcnt.
" CENTRAL HOUSE,
OONNER A AONEW BLOCIC 1
13 Anmtw. Proorietor. Tlds is a new
Mouse, and has just boon fitted up for the
nucoinimHiatioti oi mo pumic poinn
of tiie patronage of the public is aollcitoa.
tt-iy
1 1ON EST A HOUSE
CE. McCR AY, Lohboo. Situated at the
mouth of Tionesta Creek, Tionesta,
This house has boon tlioroughly re
fitted and refurnished, and a portion of thq
public patronage ia respectfully solicited.
-
TIONESTA, PA.
OrrmK Hours: 7 to 9 A. m.. 7 to 0 r.
M. Wedneudays and Katurdays from 11
a. u . to 3 r. m.
. M. MAY. SKI-1.T.
MA 1 VAJIK P CO.,
B J. ILT II E IRj S
Corner of F.lm A WalnutSts. Tionesta.
Bank of Discount and Deposit.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits,
OeMectlons madeonall thePrlnclpal points
of the U. S.
Collections solicited. 18-ly.
TIDIOUTE SHAVING SALOON
, T. II. BARNES, Fkoimuetoii.
SHAVING, Hair-Cutting, Shampooing
and every thinn in the Tousorial Art
done with neatness und despatch.
Also a tirst-class stock of
CKJARS AND TOBACCO
Between Mabio & Hunter's and tho Post
Ollice. Tidiouto. Pa. 33 ly
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
EL. 91 HTUKETi
SOUTH OF ROBINSON A BONNER'S
8 TO RE.
Tionosta,
M. CARPENTER, - -
Pa.,
Proprietor,
Picturoe taken in all tho latest styles
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Ilnw. F.Ilif.t will occunv the rul-
pit of the Presbyterian Church next
- - - - i i i
Handav. mornim? and evenin?.
M. V,. Sundav School at 10 o'clock
a. ni., and rrcbbyterian Sunday School
3 o'clock p. m.
Mr. Chas. Brooks, formerly of this
place, now of Edenburg, has been vis-
ting in and about town for a few days.
IIr ia Inokinc and fcelincr well.
m , .1 - fAi i
The new part of tho Central
1 I
08 it yesterday. Tho houso when com-
' I
pleted will be ft substantial, largo and
1 . . I
convenieuL one.
Unas, ivicuray nas vacuu n.e
. TT 1 t T. -1 I fc
A' 6 ' , , '
oia lumoerman ou vne vrve auu five, .
takes his place. Mr. Jackson has a
fair reputation aa a landlord. .
Staves from the Clarion Co. mills
are coming in every day by ttie inou-
J XT. i. I 1 1 - J - I
bbiiu. i'ui, less tuiiu a uirwH
drawing large loads of staves, come in
every day. uur uome rani is sun
uie. i
his bouse raised up soroewbat aid
a
foundation and collar put under it. He
is working to make lumsclt.a borne ,
tnd T l hhM U VCtmA'
neni anu coraionamo ohb.
The "Dog and Sheep Law," passed
last winter, a sort of local option at-
. . ..... . . . . ' .
,a " I1""110" luv i
mation and instruction of tho voters of I
. , -,, k , 4of
" .
,- .rnni.r.1 .l.,llnn nn lh fith f No.
b
ember.
Just at present we are in receipt
cf numerous communications intended
for publication, for which we have no I
room. As soon as election is ever we
will have plenty of space, and will be
pleased to hear from all our ccrres-
i A "" .1 Mtl..
Inaeuis. uve us news nnu wo wm
be glad to give it to our readers.
Rev. A. O. Stone, the new M. E.
Minister of this circuit, conducted ser I
dices in town last babbatn evening,
and made an appointment for preach
ing a week from Sunday evening in
this place.
We understand that be
contemplates moving to town provid
1 s r
ing uo can get h ouuauio uuuee.
. .
C00(l.8iZC( substantial house on "Vine
"
St., opposite the Clark house, now OC
. , Hovard
CUpiea Oy iiovaru.
This is one thing
to the credit of Tionesta : no matter
how rlose the times are. thero are al-1
wavs improvements coin? on. Mr.
' . " .
Morgan will probably get his houso in
Bnape for occupation before winter.
The National mado its appearance
laef nsV onlnrrrAd in dnnbla li b?t
of its predecessor. " It is an exponent
of "fiat money," and consequently we
cannot find it in our heart to wish it
unbounded success. Dr. Coburn, the
editor, says he "intends to make it the
best paper ever published in Forest
county.
Since it baa been lawful to kill
deer, we have heard of but two cases
of deer-slaughter, one by Eli Iloleman
and the other by Jako Guy ton. Not-
withstanding the fact that last Beason
was a very unfavorable one for hunt-
0, arji that but few deer were killed,
lW
thev da not seem maw numerous than
- -
usual this fall.
Edeuburg was again the victim of
a ternoie nre, wnicn occur rea on ouu -
dav raorninff last. The whole business
part of the town is in ashes. One bun-
drod and seventy-eight buildings were
destroyed, and tha loss ia not far from
$450,000. The fire was undoubtedly
the work of an incendiary. Several
of the most important business houses
will be rebuilt at onee.
On Wednesday last Henry Zuen-
dell, Jr., was severely burned by the
explosion of a blast in a well he was
putting down for C. F. Ledebur, on
Dutch Hill. Tho blast not exploding
as soon as he thought it should, he
lowered himself into the well, and
while there the explosion occurred,
burning his face and hands to a blis-
ter. Dr. Coburn, who was called, re-
ports that the f atient will soon re-
cover.
By bills posted in various parts of
town we observe that Mr. J. M. Guf-
fey, Democratic candidate for Con-
grees from this district, is to speak at
t' e Court House to-morrow evening,
We would advise Republicans to turn
nut ana1 listen to Mr. Guffev. and then
compare his utterances with those of
ur candidate, Gen. Harry White, and
see which they think the best fitted to
represent the people tf this district in
a place where they particularly need
intelligent representation.
An enthusiastic Republican meet-
ing was held at the Washington School
Houao. Stewarts Run. ou Friday even-
ing laat. The attendance was good,
I
and the closest attention was given to
the remarks of the speakers. K L.
Davis, Esq. made a sound and con
vincing speech on the financial ques
tion. and was followed by W. K. La
thy Esq., who also bandied the issues
of tho day in a masterly manner,
Short speeches were also mado by
I . m- f f i i T . I.
Messrs. JX. r. Yneeler, j. v. Agntw,
b '
nil nnlitiaa v.nvttno dfi1 all I
1 r ' ,,,,.' ., , f , .
AvnraecnH Ihomanlroa rrrafifiarl at thA I Kl Fl n v i rrat rift trl ami tAF anlrt At
1 . . .
success of tho meeting. It is said that
. .. ,
bo mo oi iuoso wno nou eniuracuu mo
-.-i.--i. r-.th wer(1 worl back to
B .
lhcir -egiance to honest money and
hrnoot rinnoinlna I hn lnnhnrnn 1
. .
thrftUffll0Ut tha ftountv have
. , . , , . ,
ftrfl -r.t;fvin to llie nj.Pt-. TJf!t the
g00j work g0 on Nothing but fuilh
. . . ...
fUi woric jrom now until election is
necde(j to ive our wijole t;ctct at
iea8t ita U3ual ra8ior;ty jn November
r.. tu....j.., ti.
uui3uajr insii uuuu vjiiijvuii,
of Bear Creek, came into town with
the carcass of a boar in the box of his
wftgon, je had caught it in a trap
tll0 d. wor. flnj waa takint? it to
Titusville, to dispose of it. Bears are
said to be quite numerous this year,
and it would not surprise us to 6ee
several bear hunts tako nlace before
, , ' ,
severe tveamer uiuipei3 iusu nuiiutiw
to f?o into wintor auarters.
.
,.li: ii.'l ..
"HuU luail .a. ..,.., vi.iu.l. i .cc.
Tiarnatt.. Hon. W. R. Coon. Hon
i ,
A. Cook, J. B. Pearsall, Hazzard
Spence, Sol. Fitzgerald.
Harmony. John Thompson, D. F,
Cepeland, Peter Berry, Henry Wil
kins, J. I. Range.
Hickory.- Lewis Kiestor, Charles
. fV "-v it ri 1
southard, l. XJ. uoliius, ueorge bid-
bald.
I - I
Kmgsley. Frank Gillespie, John
Osgood, Aaron Elliot, Eben. Russell
CI Ttnr -.Twia A rriAi TTonrv i'onr
George Blucrock, Augustus Rhodes.
Howe. F. W. Brooks, Geo. Giflbrd,
B. D. McClure, M. M. Seybolt.
Jeoks. -Peter Mercilliott, J. J. Par-
bods, N. K. Burton, John Heath.
Tionesta Tp.-Rob't Shriver, Jacob
Sraearbaugh, Quintain Jamieson, Sei
dell Whitman, C. W. Clark.
Tionesta Bero. A. B. Kelly, J. II.
uencKson, u. Agnew, i. d. van uie
E,n 'rk
It will be the duty of the above
Committee to see that every Republi
can voter in their resneftive Precincts
'
is at the polls. Also, great care must
kv '
uo LCV1V" "u """" lw
cast his ballot unless he ba a legal
votor. E. L. Davis, Chairman.
POLITICAL!
nrnnni iniii iirrTliino
nLrUDLIUHn ITiLLI IllUO
Will be held at the following places.
to-wit :
Allender School House, Friday ev-
ening, Oct. 18th.
Marienville School House, Jenks
Twp., Saturday evening, Oct. 19th.
Temperance Hall Fagundas, Tues
day evening, Oct. 22.
Let every Renublican who believes
! Knnaf mr,n Btlnnd .ml brinrr
I
i a W MJ WJ w J w " U M "JJ
with him his errinsr "fiat monev" irreen-
I back friend, that his eyes may bo open-
1 ea to tno truin.
Wandering Domocrat?, who need
the Bpinal column stiffened oa the qucs-
I tion of solid money, como forth from
your hiding places and let us reason
together.
Prodigals 1 return to your fathers
house ! the bovine is ready for the
barbecue!
Good Speakers will be present to
address you. E. L. Davis,
Chairman Republican Co. Com.
Peterson a Magazine, tho cheapest
and best of the Lady s Books, is on our
table for November. The principal
steel engraving, "For Mother's Fire,'
is rarely beautiful. So, also, is the
mammoth colored steel fashion plate.
For 1879 a monthly Supplement will
be given, containing a Full-sized Pa-
I per Pattern for a lady's or child's
dress. These patterns alone will be
worth the subscription price Fire
original copy-right novelets will also
be given, besides a hundred shorter
stories. 1 he price of this Lady s Book
is but Two Dolhrg a Year, the postage
prepaid by the publisher. To clubs
the prices aro greatly reduced. Spec-
imens of tho Magazine are sent, gratis,
if written tor, to those wishing to get
i , , ii t t .
up clubs. Address Charles J. Peter-
son, G06 Chostnut Street. Philadelphia
'
Pa.
DalloiCs Magazine, the beet of itn
class in the world, is' already issued,
and is a splendid specimen of what
may be expected during the fall and
winter months, it contains such a
good assortment of nice engravings,
excellent stories, poetry, and adven
tures, that no one can help being in
terested in it; and there are thousands
of families who are made happy by its
appearance each month at thoir homes.
No dull, dry articles arc to be found
T.ff. A.I 1 t . 1 . 1
in Jiuuou e. ju are iresn, ingnt,auu
. . ... . , , m
ssh,
by
Tn 1 Ksl OQ llniitlAti KtfAftt I Irvat An fit
,. . ' . ' f
all tho periodical depots in the coun-
,T .
itj, i-tow is a goou nme iu wrjr tmiu
n1A ronv.
T.TVtrif nnfTr. attcp
A few of the symptoms are pain in
the side, shoulders and back, bitter
tu8to ,n the raouth. particularly on ris
ing in the morning, dizziness in the
head, pain and smarting of the eyes,
constipation of the bowels, high colored
. . 1
urine, brick dust deposits or gravel,
nervous debility, and loss of appetite,
&c, for which Barosma, Backache,
Liver and Kidney Cure, taken in con
nection with the Dandelion and Man
drake Pills, is a specific or cure in 99
cases out of 100.
Prepared by E. K. Thompson, Ti
tusville, Pa. Barosma, $1.00. per bot
tie ; Pill, 25 cents per box.
Sold by G. W, Bovard, Tionesta,
Pa. 30 2t
Wasted Every family to try i lb
of our Ntw Japan Tea.
ROMNSON & BOSKER.
-If you want a good article, buy
Kunkel's Perfumes for tho bandker
chief. For sale at Bovard's. tf.
-Kunkel's "Parfume de Paris," the
pleasantest and most delightful per
fume extant, for sale at Bovara's.
I . . vn.
price 75 cts. per bottle. This is no
cheap, scented trumpery, but is a stan
dard and lasting article. tf.
I ' 7 Z' i,V"u
bv Ea8t Judia missionary the for
V V. V. utti uj av - - - -"
mula of a simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure for
consumption, Droncnitis, catarrn, asm-
m,8' B1. .l " J urur "!;"Wfnr
positive
nervous debility and all uervous com
plaints, after having tested its wonder
ful curative powers in tnou&Ands ol
cases, has felt it his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actu
ated by this motive, and a desire to
relieve human suuenng, 1 will send,
free of charge, to all who desire it, this
recipe, with full directions for piepar-
I i :. rt TT
K .u 1 U8'Ufe w Tu '
Eughsh. Sent by mai by addressing
with stamp, naming this papor, W.JW.
Sherar, 149 Powers' Block, Rochester,
N. Y. 14-eow-ly
From tha Ptttlburgh Uler, March 'J t Wig.)
"I Must Lie Down and Die."
mo lonowing is an extract irom a iuu,ur
dated July 21, 1S77, to tho discoverer of
Bothosda Water. The wr'tor is tho Rev
I. Ii. x uuor, D. V., XJ. ij., xwckur ui ot,
flfxmi-ir'a Plmwli Toronto. Arcbdoacon of
Lf Niagara, etc., etc. The writer, at tho
age of CO yoars was a victim of Saccharide
Diabete. His physician said (to tiso Dr,
Fullea'8 words) "he could do no more for
mo than ho had done ; that my disease waa
Incurable, and that 1 must lie down and
die." Wo should state hero, en parenthe
'. that our townsman, Joseph Fleming,
I II . .1. 9 ?. J I. '--.1 S
a-Wl't 'c a7U7.ty .Cu yct
for this wonderful water for this State, as
well as for Ohio and West Virginia. To
return to Dr. Fuller : "In four days," he
writos, "after taking the Water, I obtainod
relief, and since that time I have taken no
inedloino, consulted no medical man, and
prosu mo, if I could give myself reasonable
rest, I would be quite woll."
Such testimony, from such a source,
should indeed have convincing weight.
Solo agent for Tonnsylvanla, Ohio and
West Virginia.
JUSIril J'1j.M1JM,
84 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Send for Pamphlets and Certificates
mailed free.
Prick uer callon. 50c : per one-fourth
barrel, ft.00; half barrel, $8.00 J barrels,
REMINGTON
Breech-Loading Double-Barrelled
CUkM.
tt 9
Weight, 81 to 8j pounds : longth of barrel
2i and 30 in. 10 ana 12 gauge,
Prlrtt, tStcrl burrrla, $ 15 I Twlnt barrel, $00
IaiuIuuIviI barrule, 875 I laiurua
barrels, $85.
Tho best ever oll'orod tho American
sportsman, combining all the most dosir
able feiitures of tho best imported, togcth
er with somo valuable improvements no
found in any other Top Lever, fcinap Ac
tu?'ruttaPdeevervwhero. Man
ufacturod by K. UKMI.nuton & Hons,
1X1 and 1283 Jlroadwav, Now York. P. O.
JSoX( 3iW.. Armory, illion, N. Y. Cut tins
"t and w-nd for Ili.itbthatkd cata-
I looi'k and Treatise on Uiflu buooTiNu.
u ; ?
'Jl-3111.
Dobbins' Electric Soap.
Having obtained tho agency of this
celebrated soap for Tionesta and vi
cinity we append tho opinion of somo
of our best people as to it.trnerils :
"I have tried Dobbins' Electric Soap,
mado by T. L. Cragin Co., Phil'a,
Pa., and find that it is all the manu-
r -i i.. ii .u
mciurcra vian n, u u. n ib hio u-
mnn'a friend, becauso it saves one-half
tlie JRDOr. il RH. ,j. jj. vuaiu.
"nnhliina Klnntnc Hoin ia tho best
I have ever used. 1 can heartily rec-
i t : .
tub. Ml3. D. S. IvNOX.
... . , , . ,.
"1 take pleasure ,ia recommending
nKkir.o VloMrir. Rn Tt la onno.
. . . , ... 1
nor article, in laci too i.iug oj ooaps,
Mks. W. U. Reck."
We desire all our friends and cu'
tomers to give this soap one trial, so
thej may know just how good the beat
BUUp 111 WIO U. O. 19.
22-12 Kobinsok & Bosek,
Tionesta Pa. Sole Agents
TIONESTA MAUKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY,
By Robinson & Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise.
- $5.500.25
Flour T?i Hack, best ... 1.60
Corn Meal, 100 Iha - - 1.50
Chop food, puro grain - - 1.301.40
Ryo bushol 60
Oata New bushel .... 30
Corn, oar ..... 3.r)40
Ueansbushol ... 2.003.00
Ham. sugar cured - - - - ' 13
Breakfast Bacon, augar cured 11
Shoulders 78
Whitefish, half-barrola ... 5.75
Lake herring half-barrels - - 3.75
Sugar - - - - 911
Syrup - , 7501.00
N. O. Molasses bow ... 6075
Roast Rio Cofleo
Rio CoiTee,
Java Cofleo
Tea ...
Butter ...
Rice ...
Eggs, fresh
Salt ...
Lard -
Iron, common bar
Nails, lOd, keg
. - 25
- 2025
85
.40 90
18Q20
- 10
- 15
1.80 1.91
12
- 2.75
- 2.75
CO 60
1.50 1.C0
Potatoes -
Limo Tji bbl.
Driod Apples per lb
Dried Beef
. 810
17 18
LJ LJ. I
New Advertisements.
Democratic State Ticket.
For Governor,
ANDREW H. DILL,
of Union County.
For Lieutenant Govornor,
JOHN FERTIO,
of Crawford County.
For Judge of tho Supromo Court,
II. P. KOSS,
of Montgomery County.
For Secretary of Internal Affairs,
J. SIMPSON AFRICA,
of Huntingdon County,
Democratic County Ticket.
For Congress,
JAMES M. GUFFEY,
of Clarion County.
For State Sonato,
joiin a. hall,
of Elk County.
For Assembly,
S. II. IIASLET.
For Prothonotary, Ac.,
D. W. CLARK.
For Shoriff,
JAMES SWAILES.
For Co. Commissioners,
ISAAC LONG,
ELI niCKLlN.
For Co. Auditors,
JACOB BECK,
J. P. ALBAUGII.
For Jury Commissioner,
PETER YOUNGK.
Democratlo County Committee,
Tionesta Bore. G. W. Bvard, Jacob
flood.
Tionesta Twp. Wm. Hood, J, 8aK
giver.
Kingsloy Eli Borlin. F. 13. King.
Jenks. Jiu. Ward, John Nhipo.
Hicrkory. John A. Ililliard, Park C
land.
Harmony. John Peterson, W, Y.
Sig -
gins.
Ureeu. Win. Haslet, Ernest Bourns.
Barnctt. J. J. GreeHwalt, T. B. Maze.
Howe. J. Cosper, C. M. Nelson.
J. 11 BLAINE, Chairman.
K. F. K.tn....
H. F. KtiiikoVs c
of Iron will rQ'eclually
plHitit. fajndico, dysjoKi ',
vous ilclnlirv. chrome iiwriiu -i
tho kidney and all 'ioafes an.-.,
i disordered liver, stoinwli or i::'
hU'-li a.t eonstli-.:ui"ii, llaliilentro, '
niles. fullness of blood to IliB head,
of tho Hloiunch, na'iso.i, heartburn, b
ruling or wiit in the
at tnepit f tho ntomaeh, awimmi'
Iioivl. ttnrrh'd or ditlioult breathinsr.
tor, ftt ihf hm,, ,.hnklns or Hllnc
animation when in a Jvint? posdiro,
I tinea triuiitn rita n wnha 1 .( H T-r
Miirlit- dull pain in tho lirnd. r1eAcfr.f
porpirtU.nt yollowntw of tho h0
I nvM imtn in tn niiln nnir tionrl T
limbs, rtc, uddcn rlnalirs of heat.
inir in tho lloah, constant imneinin
I 1 nor nottlo. Hcwaro of counterfeits.
i not lot your nnifrgist iaini ou sumo r
preparation of iron ho may say it i
boihI. bat auk f t Kiinkol's Rittor V
I ot iron. Take no other. Kunkei'aJli
Wino of Iron is not sold In bulk only
! Wttilun. K. V. Kiinkol Pronrlotor. S
2r)i) North Ninth Street, Pliilmlolphia, 1
aoid cy an aruggists.
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
Head and all complete, in two hoit
No feo till head passes. Meat, Pin fti
by
25i) North NIntii Street, riiiladelphia,
!ona for cii'culr, jyor removing h
Fin or Stomach Worms call on yoj
drufTKist and ask for a bottle of Knnlw
oriu Syrup, price fi. It nevor nid
Common hoiiho teaclies if Tape Worm
removed, all other worms can be roau
I e. f. Kunkel's Lustrai & E. F. Kunkoj
removed
Shampoo for the Hair,
The best and cheapest Hair Press;
and Hair Cleaner in tho world. They i
move dandruff, allay irritation, soothe n
cool tho hoated scalp, prevent tho b
irom tauinir on, ana promote tno prov
in a very short time. They preserve ai
Deautuy tne llair, ana rentier it sou n
Klossy, Tncy linpHrt n wruiianey an'ii
silky apiioaranco to braia nod wiry Ii
ana, as a hair (ireHsinK, tncy aro unnv.J
ea ; eradicate tianarun ana prevent iiu
ness. Tho Bham poo cleans the Jiair,
moves greaao, scurf, itching, erupt!
Cures headache produced by heat and
tigue. Kunkel's Shampoo and Lu:
restore Hair to a natural and glossy or
restore faded, dry, harsh and wiry 1
Fileo per Dottle $1. ask your arn
for them, or send to E. F. Kuukel,
prietor. No. 239 North Ninth Street 1
adclphia, Pa. in
IF YOU READ
This it may bo of groat benefit to yon
by roading this you will know wnpi
to get a nico selection of
FALL AND VINTEu
DRY GOOD
Having lust brought on a One st r
gootls consisting of
DRESS GOOt
SHAWLS, CLOAKIHGS,
cloths, fu::
PRINTS,
MUSLINS,
GINGHAMS,
EMBROin:
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S .
RIBBONS, VELVETS,
BUTTONS, RUCHES.
FRINGES, C(
SKIRTS.
Hoavm At TiH I'or
All of which I will sell at tho Lo v,
that tho same goods can be
in tliis section.
BEAR m ev::
that you will bo offorod no J"
will meet tuoui.
YOUR ATTENTION 13 C.
THE
NEW llniA CLO
l OK WATKItri:
Warranttnl absolutely Morir
Water proof. All-white silk
colored dresses can bo worn 1
est showers, when protected I .
IiaLV dress is iiamagea itwui i
bv a new one. Call and look hi
fcrTIY T0U DO
)I'T WAST
COME W & LOOK at tL.
You aro woloome. Goods
stock I will get in the shor!
timo. Customora coming on
from Other Towns, or thow
fiurcliase large bills, will jl'
ho fact and special discounts v
AGENCY for BUTTEEIOE73 1
BUCK'S BRICK BL'
opposite Teoplo'a Savir,
TIDIOUTE,
tbert. . t'-tf