EDITOR,
WEDXESDAT MORSISG, AEG. II, 1881.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For rrotbonotary, Ac,
JUSTJSSIIAWKEY.
For Sheriff,
Cnpf.. C. W. CLARK.
For Commissioners,
H. W. LEDEBUR,
.T. S. HENDERSON.
Fr Auditors,
G. 7. WARDEN,
- J.A.SCOTT.
: Republican State Convention.
Bedford, Pa., July 20, 1881 A
; convention of the Republican party is
hereby called to meet in the ball of
llio House of Representatives in Har
risburg, on TbarsJay, tbe 8th day of
September, lS3i, at 12 o'clock m., of
ad day. Delegates, equal to tbe
number of Senators and Representa
tives, to be chosen in the several dis
tricts of the' Commonwealth. The
convention, when assembled, shall
nominate a candidate for the office of
State Treasurer, and transact such
other legitimate business as may be
brought before it. By order of tbe
Republican State Central Committee.
Jons Cessna, Chairman.
Attest: Lucius Rogers,
Sam'l F. Bark,
C. Magee,
John M'Cullough, Sec'ys.
.PRESIDENT GARKIELD.
. Last Friday was a gloomy day for
bis nation. All that day the Presi
dent lay at Death's door, even his
aithful physicians giving up in de
pair. But, thank God, he rallied onco
nore, and since then bis condition has
eonofamuch more hopeful char
acter, lie ha) from day to day takeu
lourishment, and his. stomach is once
nore performing its functions. We
iave as high authority ns Dr. Hamil
on for saying that the beloved
President will recover. The news this
doming, while it is not the most
heering, is not of a character to cause
iscouragement. Mr. Garfield holds
is own well and feels better, which
ict affords considerable consolation,
'be following dispatch from Secretary
Jiaine to Minister Lowell, London,
jves about the best idea of the pres
ut status of the case :
Executive Mansion, Aug. 30,
0:30 p. m. -The President, if not
ipidly advancing, is at least holding
is own. His fever is less than last
ight, and bis swollen gland steadily
nproves. His pulse continues rather
igh, running this evening from 110
114. Perhaps-the best indication
the case is that the President hira
tlf feels better, and his mind beiDg
ow perfectly clear, he readily com
. ires one day's progress with another.
Blaine, Secretary.
Many Southern cities are suffering
verely for water, the supply of which
deficient by reason of drouth and
r want of proper machinery to raise
)d supply such cities. In this respect
arly all Southern cities are very de
ctive, and are necessarily in danger
" water famine at all times.
Every effort is being made to puri
the postal service, and with good
feet. The practice of sending insult
g postal cards through the mails has
come very offensive, and the Post
aster General is resolved to break it
at all hazards. For this purpose
i directs that when a party to whom
ch postal cards are addressed re
:ests that they be not delivered to
to, the postmaster may have them
stroyed. This is a very proper ur
Dgement. Never in tbe history of the world
s there been such sympathy and
" artfelt anxiety as that exhibited for
r suflering President. All the mon
ths of the civilized world have ex
posed their feelings and now in the
ur of sorest trial, when Death
med so near, the voice of prayer, so
jversal in our land, has gone up to
i Most High abroad. Sunday the
grebes of Liverpool all sent their
Jitions to tho Throha of Grace, as
, 1 many olhera throughout the Uni
j Kingdom. All the Christian peo
c Lave been and are a unit in their
sons to the Almighty to spare our
' t jeut'i lifa. Derrick.
J. E. WEN If, . . .
Notes A'cng the Sea Shore.
Having fri my former notes given you
a pretty extensive account of tbe pen
insula, and Barnegat Bay itself, which
is one of the best fishing places on tho
Atlantio coast, I propose now to do
scribe fishing there as well as I can
from notes taken on the spot. This
famous fibbing bay averages 21 miles
wide and is about 20 miles long, it is
tranquil when compared to the ocean,
jet rough when compared to tbe Email
lakes of tbe Middle States. Its depth
varies from four to eleven feet, conse
quently it is safe. Tho game fish con
sists of mackerel, sea-trout, weak fish,
flaunders, sheephcad, bluefish, perch,
Capo May goodies, seatbass, called
also rockfish. Then comes such game
as eels, crabs, oysters and clams. Of
fish not edible are the toad-fish, flying
fish, which scuds before your sail boat
as you go to the fish bank, and tho
moss-bankers the last named is the
principal food of the game fish. There
are some gars, but they are small and
not numerous in the bay ; they are a
good kind of a gar for they seldom
annoy the fisherman's hook ; from their
habit of remaining stationary in the
water when not disturbed they are
killed by the sea crab9 which rise up
from the bottom and close right in on
them. The said gars, "can't stand the
pressure," so they are scarce.
In the bay much of the fishing is
done with hook and line ; though for
blue-fish and mackerel they troll ; they
use a squid, which is a piece of solder
or pewter about 6 inches long, three
sided and made very tight, with a
large hook soldered into it ; the line
attached is about 200 feet long for use
when fishing in thesurfwhero blue-fish
are mostly caught. The ond of tho
squid line is usually made fast to a
post or stake on the shore as a matter
of precaution, especially in surf fish
ing A fish highly prized on the Jer
sey coasl is the sheeps head ; for them
they full with a dipspy line, going cut
in sneak boats to the reefs when they
feed ; the bait used for sheaps bead is
clams.
Tbe sea-trout is an excellent fish
it varies from 14 inches to 2 feet long.
The bait for them are shrimps, a small
crab caught along the salt marshes on
the edge of tho bay with a scoop net
They go in schools, like some other
species ; a line of sail and fish boats,
always points out where they are in
the bay. The first diy I fished for
them we bad to sail about 7 miles
down the bay in our cat boat to tho
bank, John Frick, two boys and
myself composing the party. Having
fished au hour we filled a good sized
dry good3 box, and voted to quit for
the day. When you get into a good
school offish the number you catch
depends upon the capacity of yourself
and boatsman to bait this is the only
limit.
One agreeable feature in bay fish
ing, too, is the fact that you generally
get just tbe kind of fish you go out for,
as far as my observation goes, you
catch the same sized fish, usually each
day. The first day the fish caught
were about 14 inches long, and the
last catch of fish were almost to a
fraction about 20 incli93 loug of the
same species. There is little skill re
quired in this kind of fishio.
There is a faciuation peculiar to the
coast that can never be forgotten ; the
mind reverts to the sail boats covering
tho bay, giving it a holiday pic nic
appearance. Watching the play of the
flying fish ahead of the boat, and the
various fashioned boats, there is no
monotomy about it. Then we have
an ever-changing scene. On the
ocean we behold the mighty vessels
plowing through the waves, while on
the other hand the little duck-like
boats play like corks on the water, or
dancing like puppets to the music of
the waves. The land is quietness
itself compared to it. Looking to the
old ocean the far line of the horizou
seems to meet the sky and close tbe
line of sight. Again a breeze Bprings
up and we see the white caps floating
upon the top of the ever green tea,
while the ships moving over the sur
face present a moving panorama to
the eye. S. D. I.
Sea Side, N. J., Aug. 10, 1881.
Settle Up.
The undersigned would respectfully
ask all indebted to him to call and
settle by cash or note, on or before
Sept. 1st, 1881, otherwise his accounts
will ba left in the bands of a collector.
Wm. Lawrence.
Tiouesta, July 2U, 1881.
Colorado Letter.
Camp Wirrnr.Kin, Coi,o.,
August 24, 1881. j
En. RF.rrBUCAN : It beiDg night and
tent life rather monotonous I fell to
thinking of Old Forest and the many
hospitalities I have enjoyed at the
bands of my Forest friends, and not
being able to write them sepcrately I
write you, knowing that it will reach
them nearly, if not all.
We are now located on the Bear
River, which the Indians call "Yam-
pa," about twenty miles north of the
Ute Reservation in Colorado. My
Leveller has just completed bis eleva
tion and finds wo are, here at station
6479, 10,271.41 feet above ocean level.
Mountains renr their snow-capped
peaks on every side of us. Back of us
is a terrible canon nearly two thousand
feet deep with Bides almost perpendic
ular. I wish I could represent to you
my party going through the canon.
The Transitman could lind room 'for
only one leg of the tripod on the
narrow ledge on which he stood, and
succeeded in getting a second into a
friendly seam of tho rocks ; for the
third he mado use of a piece of rope
with which he tied his transmit to a
jutting craig, and succeeded lu getting
in the line, lour bumble servant bad
to go around a distance of one-fourth
mile in order to take a back sight for
tbe transitman. We were three davs
running 2175 feet of line, most of
which we did by triangulation. If the
Tionesta R. R. Company could see
some of the places in which the Den
ver & Rio Grande build roads they
would have a double track line from
Tionesta to Sheffield in less than three
mouths. On tho Denver & Rio
Grande R. R. there are grades of 289
feet per mile when equated for curva
ture. Thirty-five degree curves, forty
feet rock through cuts, and bridges
hung in conous which are almost 2000
feet deep.
They are now operating 957 miles of
railway, crossing the Continental Di
vide by a turn back curve tisin up
274 30' of direction. At Leadvillel
they are halfway up Mt. Lincoln, and
at the summit they are nearly 12,000
feet above ocean level, the highest
railway in the world. Some of our
eastern people will scarcely believe
me when I siy that portions of this
wonderful railroad are above the
clouds. The day I came out here I
noticed a violent rain storm in the
Arkansas Valley, while, where wo
were, in the same vally three thousand
feet higher nearer the top of tho
range the sun was shining brightly,
as bright as it was ever seen in any
part of tho East. The rainy season is
about over and we may now expect
Egyptian skies of the clearest, grandest
unchangipg blue. Where I am sitting
I can loek out of my tent toward the
east and see, clearly defined, the huge
masses of upheaved matter, with their
tilted 6tiata, constituting what we call
mountains, sloping away into etherial
space almost, it seems, eternity. -
I am unable to describo the grand
eur of the western scenery it sur
passes all that imaginative man can
picture. At our feet flows tho turbu
lent water of the "Yam pa ;" back of
us a gloomy canon ; . before us a most
beautiful valley ; on the side of us
majestic mountains, their bases cov
ered with timber, a species of pine,
rear their huge forms; halfway up wo
reach the timber tine, and above that
there is nothing but bare rock clear to
tbe summit, except in four which I
can see that are snow-capped. To this
the setttng sun lent his most gorgeous
dies.raaking it truly indescribable. All
the beauties of nature seem to be
thrown into tho western part of thW
glorious land in which we live. Two
hundred miles east of us nothing greets
the eye but an unbouuded plain ; here
we are in "bunched-up gorgeous
mountains." One hundred miles
farther west wo are in a high arid
i u .
basin, whose waters have no outlet to
V. l t ..I
the ocean, but are hemmed in on all
sides by the"walls ofcreatiou." Gram
and elorious country' Strou.rPfit nf tho
b 1 'wus uuulry Oirougest 01 the
strong; grandest of the graud ; f'reeest
of the free; wealthiest of tho wealthy;
best on the globe! Who would see it
drop to ruin? Who would exchange it
for some other? None !
Cema.
My son had a terrible 6kin dis
ease on head and face. Teruna cured
him. Mr3. E. Yetter, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Peruna is tho only remedy that
you can rely on.
Goods cheap at
Aug. 11, '80.
Haslet & Sons.
HEAVENWARD.
By Miw A st km a Tntvorr.
In tbe nicvliuv!', in tho woodland,
Bosj-, dimpled, feet and barn
Wandering in the dawn of childhood
A little babe without n care.
Light I cnupht the pawing sunboams,
Through the waxen flntrnra fair,
Tossed them hark upon tho meadows
Threw them on tho mcentod air. ,
By my side and evor watchful,
Lost my Infant foot should stray
To dome dark nnd miry pitfall
A loving mother led my way.
And as moments speeded onward
And tho childhood hours flew ly,
Hopes no bright wero often scattered
As life's morning dawn went by.
How she watched, nnd prayed, and
guided,
Checking oft my wilful ways
Till the hours of childhood gilded.
Jiiko a scroll they rolled away.
With ndvleo so fondy heeded
Swiftly then tbe moments (lew
And my bark o'er life's steam glided
Catching sunbeams floating through.
Life's short dream with hor now over,
And her work pronounced woll done.
O'er the crystal sea they boro her,
To that land beyond tho sun.
Oh, her fond regret at parting
When oho Raw tho tears I shod,
But a Inly light was streaming
Round her when her spirit lied.
Lo ! the gates of gold gleam yondor
In the light beyond tho blue
And bewildering is tho splendor
Of tho glory shining through.
When I como to lay my burden
By tho golden gates njar,
Weary footsore sad and laden j
Having journeyed from afar.
May I then, Lord Thou permitting
Bring my cross lifo's burden home,
And be crowned Christ interceding
With tho blessed around Thy throne.
Teachers' Examination.
Teachers' Examinations will be held
at
Tionesta, Friday ,'Sept. 2.
Neilltown, Saturday, Sept. 3.
Nebraska, Monday, Sept. 5.
Newtown, Tuesday, Sept. G.
East Hickory, Wednesday, Sept. 7.
Clarington, Saturday, Sept. 10.
Jcnks, Monday. Sept. 12.
Let all who iutcud to teach in tbe
County the coming winter be in attend
ance ; bring paper and pencil ; also, ref
erences, recommendations and old cer
tificates. Let directors, patrons of the
schools, all riends of the cause educa
tional attend. J. E. IIillard,
August 8th, 1881. Co. Supt.
Ir. Whiltlrr. nffiiuiinr,.!. n
It Is well known, hat fcr many jcarg stood at the
head of the profession in bis specialty, all chronlo
nd b'ood riiense., licrv.us prostration and all d(
aatroui consequence. Poo his card in aoo.'her col
mn. Rer.U his works and judjo for yourself.
TIOPtflSiSIVA. MiVIUUflTS.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, liY
RELIABLE DEALERS.
Flour p barrel choice
Flour 1 sack, best
Corn Meal, 100 l!.s
Chop feod, puro grain
Corn, Shelled
Beans bushel -Ham,
sugar cured
- f.00cg,0.75
1.25((1.7o
J.25r$l.-10
- 1.25 (Hi 1.30
- 70
1.50(22.00
14
Break fast Bacon, sugar cured -Shoulders
....
Whitefish, half-barrels
Lake hon ing half-barrels
- 121
8($10
- 8. CO
5.C0
Sugar
0(5)11
Syrup -
N. O. Molasses new
Boast Bio Colfeo
Kio Coffee, ...
Java Cotl'eo ...
Tea
Butter - - ...
Bice . . . . .
Eggs, fresh ...
Salt best lake
Lard .....
Iron, common bar - . .
Nails, lOd, -CJ keg -
Potatoes ...
Limo bid. -
D'ied Apples per It) - '
Dried Beef
Dried reaches per ft
Dried Peaches pared per
75
f0 75
1S(W:25
15622
35
,25(5,00
- Rl
C7Q10
- in
l.C
14
3.50
3.50
- 75
1.50
6(3i7
- 10
10
PROCLAMATION.
Witkrkas. The Hon. W. D. Brown,
President Judge of tho Court of Common
Picas and Quarter Sessions in and for
tho county ofl-'orost, has issued his pre
cept for holding a Court o Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions, tVc, at Tionesta, lor
tho County of Forest, to commence r,n tho
Fourth Monday of Sept. being tho 2(lth
day of Sept. J881. Notice is theretoro
given to tho Coroner, Just ices of tho Peaeo
i i i
inn,uuuifiji sti(i county, mat tlioy ho
men aim inero m moir proper perrons at
ten o'clock, A. M., of said lay, with their
iwrrl u inniiuit : i
a.. iiuiii.imuii,j t.'AUIUltlUllllIlN unu
othor remembrance, to do those things
wit idi lit t r i tit wtw fiiitkt't.-Tit i.n .Lu. a
f",Uot,M,owa-o bound in recognianee
to prosecuto against tho prisoners that are
and to those wlioare bound in recognizance
or shall bo in tho jaU of Forest County, that
mc.y uv men huh mere present lo prosecuto
Hirainst them slmll ,n iiut ..
dor my hand nnd seal this' COth clay of
Augum, a. u. looj,
C. A. It.VNDALL, Sheriff.
J ORENZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HARNESS. COLLARS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
ma.ylM UONLSTA, PA.
NOTICE.
NOTICE is noreby given (hat (!in un
dersigned intend i rppiy lor a charter
for tho pu rpowr? of engaging 'gem rally, in
tltn lumber httsiticK, the liiamihwtuYp of
lumber and iirtning business ! and for tho
purposes aforrt"nid to buy, lease, hold and
sell such real ivnd personal estate as the
purposes of the corporation may retpiire.
The said corporation to bo known bv the
name, stylo ami title of "The Salmon
Creek Bumher. and Mining Company."
Tho principal pirn of business to ho' in
Tionesta, Forest County, Fa.
JosK.rir Ahamson, J. Annum Apamso.v,
JI. J. Hoyt, U. M. Kkplhh,
D. H. WAKKNIOHT, B. P. IIOHKIN8,
O. B. IIoskins, M. B. Bnoous.
Tionesta, Aug. 13, '81. ;u.
WM.
SMEARBAUGH
Dealers in
G-EOCERIESI
TOBACCO,
CIOABS, HARD
WA B E, (1 U E E N S
W A B E. G Ii ASM WA BE,
TOYS, STATIONARY, WABfi
PAPEK, FOREIGN FRUITS, VEG
ETABLES, BAKERS BREAD, OYS
TERS, Ac.
Goods Always First-Class.
ETD. HEIBBL, .
Dealer in
8 TOY K S, T I X W A II 1
)And(-
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK PROMPT
LY ATTENDED TO.
Tionesta, Tn., June 27, 1S81.
,'AUls Is n .new remtxljr, originally coin-1
pminrtert find Introduced to (hemcxllcnl jinfcs-1
n.t'u wm. tuu iHiuii" hi mrgu iiy p. it, iiurc-i
man. M. II.. of 8d7 I'l-im v . Pitti.inr
I'a., who lias prescribed Jt lo over 4O.U00 pa-1
.r cm mi, Dim lut.i'iif mi mil modT lrr,II-
fylng microns. VSft!lfft8E!BtSBg8i!dBj3IJ'il
lla etroct upon tlio HybU)iuLii"iitiriT'mriTkn
that of ny other remedy, and U tlio only I
medicine needed In almost every disease tot
which flosh Is heir K.pllepsy (Ka1Un KllBlp"
bolng the only excepUon. lu tlila 1'kiutn a a
should not lie nsed. In Constlpatlim nndfci
niseiiensof the IcmnlnOrgnng ouil Illwldoi-, PI
, . n wi ub hi veil wiin ii. j-khuna
each one, nccnrdlntf to incdlcnl mithors, n ri
great remedy In Itaulf. WaST22KiiZ22F'K.J
ur. iiiirimnn ling six cucdoU lucAti-uiTJiiif
the active principles from these InirrcUlentj
and la combining them Into one nlmpln com
pound, which at once coincides v llh tho Vm
Mcdicathix IS A-iuitA in every disease, nnd
the work, ot restoration commences with the
llratdose. Thero is notan organ llmtltwlll
not reach nor illsfliii It u iii nnt r.nr.. iw
Otiui uciu.ii a bciiu ior nampiiiet. Bf32t;
r-.. .i .... . . '
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Formerly Pittsburgh, Tilusviile & BulTalo'Ky'-?
SUMMER TIME TABLE, June 2(1, IS!,
A.M.
7 1.1
1 37
1 22
1 1 0.1
1. M.
8 3.1
t 2(i
18 II
is on
r. M.i(.-I. Valley Hi.)
SOil.arPiltsliu'rsWiv
4 10 , nr.... Parker...! v
4 :11 !ar...l''oxliurfr..lv
3 Ol'.ir. Frank!Ui..lv
P. M.IA..M.
!l 4.1 j ! 'JO
3 18,12 2.1
A 30! r t:
.140; 2 0.1
A. M.llV.M.
i .".0 2 20
t4n
r. M
30;nr...Oil Citv....lv
I'. M.
3 ,10
4 Oii
....llockwood ....
Oleopolis
...Eairlo Rock...
President
Tionesta
Hickory
.. Trunkeyville..
Tiilioute
...Thompson, s...
lv.. Irvineton .ar
2 07
Ki .13 12 41
t7l't2 52
17 'Hi xrrt
V21 3 12
t7 37it3 2S
tl ftii
I 2.1
4 40
I 1.1
5 12
5 3S
.1 ,10
t 03 fl -Hi
7 4(; 1 40
t7 3ltl 2-1
17 24;1I l(i
7 1 I 1 02
t 47! 12 41
0 30 12 2.1
r. M.ji'.'M.
t7 41;3 3.i
.S2oj 4 U.s
8 3.r- 4 21
li 12
l 47
7 20
A. M.I
M.l P. M.
p. m.iiiu'ii
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Gil
12 0!)il v...Warrn ...ar
A. M.
8 .13
4 4.1;
P. M .
0 00
P. M.
3 30
A.M. (L'rir. nuitivnii)
C 20 1 v.. Bradford ..ar
A.M.
I 1 31
V. M.l' I'll (7 if- Klif I! il A '. M.l
F 00 12 ()3.1y... Warren ...url 10 OS L
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' :.s
4 42,11 47,1 v..Cl.irendon..ar! 1 it 21 .
ADDITIONAL TRAIN leaves Claren
don 7:2il o. in., arrcn 7:41 a. in., Irvine
ton 8:3," n. ui. Arrive nt, 'lidioute ti:M h.
in., Tionesta 10;50 a. in., Oil City 12:30
p. in.
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE DIVISION.
Trains leave Oil V, v fur I'nl Pni.tm 'Ci-
tusvillo, Spartansbiirur, Centroville, Corrv.
luaumti, uitflHiill UL ilimuill, IKI.llltll,
2:4,1prn,,4:30pin, 8:4."pin. Arrive 8:00ani,
0:4,lHtn, U:0li)in, 3:,10pm, 8:3iipin, 10:1.1pm.
Sunday Train leaves 7:3(iniu : irrivi
0:,10ion.
UNION it TITUSVILLE BRANCH.
Train leaves Titusvilln .ri-:!0i i in? fll-iii'ia
Union ("ity 7:40pin. I;eaves Union C:ily
0:40am j arrives Titusvillo 8:40am.
Trains run daily except Sunday, f Fla;
Stations.
Trains are run on Philadelphia time.
Pullman Drnwimr Itfiimi Cura liMirmn
Oil City and liradford on trains leaving
Oil fit i7 7-Onoiii I'niv.r im:,.,., .,.i i...
tween Brocton and Piltsbnrgli on trains
jeiiMii jsrocion nnioani., i'lttsburuli
5:20ani.
Pllllinan SIcpiinr f'nr liniuni.ii r.n.
villo and PiltUirjli on trains leaving
Brocton 0: lopni and Pittsburgh !:4,1pm.
J:r-Tickets sob! niul I
to all principal points.
Get time tables giving full information
from Company's Agents.
T. II. W11.SON, Gen. Supt.
W. S. BALDWIN, Oil City. Pa.
Gen 1 Pass. A front,
41 Excliainre SI . Hnll'in V V
J. L. CRAIG. vV'Oiit. Tiimeshi. Pu.'
lUaiasvillo, (lu.,) Ladin
fsoiainar'.
Beautiful trronnds, commodious buil.l.
oration. 1 1 w ti'rii 1 1 1
Mruclion. Thirl v-liist vcar biL'ins h,..
tomber II, ssl. Apply for Catalo-ues to
I. II. Ui.u, Principal. JuiylH-st.
I
i ! mimm
I take plcieinrr in t'ii!)" r" '
Fintirnily I hat I have rc-purcl :
Tin: tiVTi uiwrr:.:.
FROM HORACE JONES, TO 'VllOM I
SOLD IT IN 1M71.
T AM NICELY LOCATED nt my old
J- stand, and I am prepared to ntteilt! to
nil my friends, and tho public generally,
tho need
-AKYTHIKfi'lfJ THE GUN LIKE!
I Mlitill ke"p a perfect stock of all kinds of
And till kinds of
FESE-HHCTACECLE,
I shall nNo continue to hitmllo tho
And (he
CniCAGO SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Come nnd seo ino. Yon will find mo
ALWAYS AT HOME.
Muzzle Loaders made to order and war
ranted. frTREP AIRING IN ALL ITS
UUJ BRANOIins PE0MPTLY AMD
FAITIIfULLY DONE.
Tidioute, Pa., Aup. 12,
A GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISERY
In -The SiOss Of
R ft U' M V
A Lecture cn tlio Nature. Treatment,
and Itadicnl cure of Seminal 'e:kness, or
Spermalon hie, induced Iiy nelf aliu.se,
lnvoiiintnry Emissions, I nipotenry, Ner
vous Debility, and Impediments to mitr
ritcje nenerally ; t'onsum)tion. Epilepsy,
and Fits; Mental and Physical ImnpacitV,
dc.-Ily ROIIERT .1. CULVERWF.Lij,
M. P.. author of the "Green Book." Ac.
The world-rcuow ned author, in tliisad
iniralile Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful conicipien
ecs of Sell'-Almse may bo effectually re
moved without dangerous surpicil opera
tions, bougies, iusiruments, rnifis or cor
dials j poi mi nir out a mode of euro at onco
ceGain and cllectual. oy wl-.ich every r.til
ferer, no mailer what. iiN condil.ioii tiniv
be, may euro himvelf cheaply, privately
and radically.
This lecture 'A prove n linon Jo
thousand; and Iliouands. p
Sent tinder seal, :n a plain etivelope, to
nny address, jiost paid, on riccipi, of h x
cents or two postage Hlamps. Wo have
nisi) n nin e cure for Tape Worm.
Addrt ss the PiiVilisbcrM.
THE CULVE2WELL MEDICAL CO.,
41 Ann St., N. V., N. Y., P. O. Box 4.183.
. Riilarl ..ilur-n I umi I. '.ally lii.iB. ,1. Hij.i,.!,, at
IV Iir.i htm l.,i.r fiii-.ifcj in ll.o niai ial
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BPEUMATOlilinoOA. HEMINAL WRAKNfSD.
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DISCOVERY!
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
Av.ciiiuof yontliful lniiiruilrni.'n caitpini; Vreuu
tare lccay, Kcrroim li.iii;ity. Lost iliir.lioril, tic,
haTiiif? triid iiivaia iivry l.ni.wn ri-nifdy, hr.s ili--cuvrmln
r inil.li! iii'li'c.iiie, wiiica lifl v ill eliu F1U-.1S
to bin f Ilow-Hiifl 'icrii, a.lilrtsu J. j, lti;i;
-15 i iiatlmiu M., S. V.
II ti A V It B HJ V V & O S !
01 50. A Year.
LOCATED ON THE N. Y. P. L C. E. E.
CIiniMhcrlaiu iislittii(
AND
Femalo College,
K'A'XDOLPJl. 1ST. V.
It IS II itri'.ri. llll. I tSni'nll.rllllr w...: -i
Summary j.ir bolli sexes. 1 Nmblishe.i in
18. lit. I'r .per y free from debt, tiloa.lKMl.
New Boardiii'? Hall with tdeamheat, ete.
erected in lS7:t nt n eowt .r-. nun !.'..,. i"'
. . ........ , ....u.-.f. l..xT"l
lent hoard tiinl homo lileo arrangements
iiiioiil; toiii. ioial expense tor board
furnished room, steuml
and tuition for 1 1 weeks, fl'.i.Jtl;' for ono
.ctr, vi.iv. i or caluloxue or lurther infor
mation, addicts J'rof. .1. T. EDWARDS
D. D., Principal. '
V'U. I nil tci in oiintiu Anr-nut oi w:..
, i --..i..- b.... .i in
ter term opens I)Mi-imbcr i; i,....
opens March LI.
VaEWHOR'S PREDICTIONS!
l ortliis Month's Weather, prepared cx
firesslv for s'ltililiAHrs im.-impiv
Sample copy mailed for lie. Stamp. J 'h'
SroinAKT, Pub., New York.-Phila., or
hica'io. iiilvL'o-si.:ii
G
EORGH IIENDEKSON.
TONSORIAL ARTIST.
Tionesta. Pa. Slum timi .i.,. . ..i.
I,awr neo House. I or a nice shave, sham
of
pooii or jiair-cui call on Mr. JI Jle
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