14
J. E. WKNIC.
EDITOR.
IS r publican N(alc Ticket.
For flovoinor,
General JAM MS A. IiHAVER,
ofContro county.
For LIout.-Oovorntr,
' -Senator WILLIAM T. DA VI MS,
... of Rradford county.
Jiw J udjfo of tlio Supremo (Join t,
. WILLIAM HKNKY IUWI.K,
' ' ' of Philadelphia.
T"or Secretary of Internal AlTalrs,
Honalor JOHN M. (I UK El?.,
of Rutlor county.
Vox Coiigrcssman-af-Iargo,
MAKIUTT DROSIUS,
of Lancaster county.
jllcpubllcan t oinily Ticket.
For Congress,
ANDREW COOK,
Subject to tho District Conforonco.
' For Assonibly,
E. L. DAVIS.
For District Attorney,
T. J. VA N GIESEN.
For Jury Commissioner,
II. O. DAYIS.
bl CCKssFlTI. revolutions, political or ' " receipt ol your paper ; we would
hoi Know now to uo without it.
J. F. IIii.i,.
Tho article referred to by our friend
must have miscarried ; at least wo Imvo
always published his communications
with pleasure. En. Rfcf.
otherwise, always pnring from tho peo
plo and develop their own leaders. If
tho Independent movement wero a
political revolution, ns its leaders
claim it is, it would not have come
down from men like Mitchell, Stewart,
McKco & Co. ; it would have sprung
from tho Republican masses. There
is a vast diCercnco between a rcvolu
EDUCATIONAL.
Ah ninny of our teachers nro puzzled to
know what and how much of Orthography
to touch in carrying out our programme
lion by tho masses and a revolt by a I wo beg leavo to submit tho following list
lew woum-ue leaders, ju tne lormer
the leaders get out of the way, and in
the latter they got in the war, as tho
ludepeudont leaders have done.
of questions and answers. They nro mini
bered in the order in which It seems to nio
it would bo advisable to take them up. Of
con ro tho teacher must supply considera
ble In the way of collateral information in
oral lessons. Tho sounds must bo taught
Theue has been a good deal of by jmitation : begin with tuibvoenls, then
comment and some expressed emprise , ' , ,vocn!s- 1 1,0 8,,um!!,
at the absence of the President and letters of tho alphabet :
Cabinet from the recent dedicatory 1. How many letters in tho English Al-
ceremouies of the Garfield Memorial Isabel T Thero are 23 letters la tho Kng-
church. Borne oditors have eeon fit to 'i,1"uut-
... .2. How aro tho letters divided f Tho
animadvert upon the matter to tho letters are divided into three classes,
detriment of Mr. Arthur. The cxpla- 3, What nro theao classes called t Thoso
nation of the absence complained of is clu880S ar called vowels, consonants, and
simple and satisfactory. Neitbor Pres- ,' , " , .. . ,.
meni Arthur nor any member of his tor used to rei.rosont vocal
vauiitt. nno lumcu iu ue present. 11 1 n. w nai ib a consonant t A consonant
therefore appear that those having lotler U80t to represent a subvocal or
tho matter in charge were to blame in "g'fulnd- , , A , , ,
CJ 1 What fa a mulof A m.ia ln
,, ... . -, I ' ...... o i J, iiiuwj la u lUllVT
M1U iuu uuq uot me iresiueoi. that represents no sound
Derrick. I 13. What are mutes sometimes railed t
Mutes are sometimes called silent letters,
14. Name tho vowels? Tho vowols aro
a, o, 1, o, u, and sometimes w and v.
niJiuioiNE i,oraK, jiaxsab, June ai, '61!, 15. wiiioh letters are consonants? All
Mr. Jbditor I will now endoavor to tho othor lottora aro consonants.
niako my promlso to you good. Modioino . 4. How many sounds In tho English
Lodgo is tho county soat ol Barbour Langu ago ? Thoro are sounds In the
county, Kansas, and bordors on tho In- English Language.
6. llow are tho sounds divided? Tho
Fop Tho "Republican.
GUITEAU GONE.
Guiteau baa paid the penalty of bis
damnable crime. At 12:40 p. m.
Friday, Juno 30th, the drop fell, and
tho faithful homp shut off the wind of
one of the worst villains known to
history. The cold blooded murder ' Nation, or Territory, and is thirty
of one of thfl purest and most beloved fivo milos from narPer station on tho sounds are divided into throo classes.
men that evor ocennied the TnM,n. .Knu8ft3 Irawre nco Southern K. K. Wo 0. What aro these classes called ? Theso
i,h..hun mMnA y niall, nevertheless : A hack classes aro colled vocals, aubvocals and
no or mago runs aany betwsen Medicino aspirates,
iu luinug Ui VH8 juiBerenie ure oi mo p'ii" aiarpcr. juar'jour county, 7. What Is a vocal sound? A vocal
cowardly assassin can avenge it. The PrliaPs 13 among tho best couuUos in sound is one mndo by tho voico alone,
aaaoTn'. v: "-anww ior biock raising, and genornl 8. What is an aspirato sound ? An nsni
. ., . " "" herding. Barbour, Kingman, Comanchie, rate sound is ono mado by tho breath
. kua. v.. o-lira i aim itarper connlios are all good alone,
jpiaveu Biuce cis incarceration, but at sioc raising coubuos, ana are adjaoont to . What is a subvocal sound ? A subvo
the last "moment. -ie weakened, cow- CAch othor j horses, cattlo, and sheep aro oal sound is ono made by voico and bi oath
ered. and crWl likA ft hi'A irn. rd in great heards. I have seen, right united
. . , , , . J at Modicino Lodge, &hord of ponies num- 16. How many vocal sounds aro thero?
v., w uo wo iu- Dering laoo, and another herd of 8500. and Thoro are vocal sounds,
..... - i ... i
. j.-.v., uuu uu iss iivius, nitor un i m luuujaniiu, unu snoop i)y I i nuw many suuvocai Sounds are
black cap had been drawn over hia 1 san 0ur clty is inhabited mostly there ? Thero are subvoeals sounds,
- I Vktf tfflA WYtSl 11 1 1 f I lO IT !-
head wera "jrlortr o-lnrr " Wfl.inB K""'y Having uuw many aspirates sounds aro
i. li T it "J . "Kanchos" well stocked. Many of our thero ? There are aspirato sounds
i Kanciimeu possess ns flno a brood of cattlo I'J. Make tho vocal sounds. The vocal
cuiion. ine crowd ol spectators was I as I havo soen anywhere, and have them sounds are
not large, and the feeling of relief, as "y luo nuurou. -jorsios" aro not as Make tho subvocal sounds. The
the dron foil, wan r.ernl n,1 rn. ?uniorous as "llorfords" and "Durhams." subvocal sounds are
t yA Tt. -u j l- . Aim counties roiorca to navo not what 's 21. Mako tho aspirato sounds. Tho as-
iUg uBaaiu wuieu uia uoay callod tho "hord law," but cattlo havo all pirato sounds are
nun mo uooii ennneu "i.ne irutn ana I oouimes io iooa in, ana most all I 22. wnat is a word of ono syllable
Kemoval," to Key. Dr. Hicks, his I "tle mon have stock rangoing In all thoso J called ? A word of ono syllable is callod a
BDiritual adviser. A nnsl mnrtim .t. ""1 uuu 008lue8 lao vasl ranges mouosynaoio.
. .. , , I rororod too, tho Indian Nation, is usod by 3. What is a word of two syllables
Aminalimi iron m.riA Kn I , . . ' I J .ii.i o
uui, .ccaicu Jtanenmen ror pasturago. Every owner ciUIod? A word of two syllables is called
noiuiug unusual in "jtuiteau 8 brain or 01 catuo una ins own private "brand," and
general mako-un to provo that he was 8ltl'0"S '"s ca-tlo may btray ovor thoso
.1! L !!. 1 .
insino U; h,.in ;A Aii uuiureiw couimos, no scnrcoiy losos any.
T. " . wuuuw, CatUo mon ,mvo twQ 0Jf throo Um
mlnnh in m 1 . t f it. l I.I
io juwo more man me WClgni what they call "round u pp." that is. thov
01 the average human brain. go through all tho counties whero cattlo
a dissyllabic
24. What is a word of throo syllables
called ? A word of three eylloblos is callod
a trissyllablo.
25. What is a word of four or more than
four syllables callod ? A word of four or
And thus has the last scone in tho aro foodlnS and drive to certain points, moro than four syllables is called a poly
traced V Of President OarfiM' rl.,th "uu ,u a" uvru nmny ownor8 lina cattle eyiiauio,
-1 " j" i ,1 . , w-itu tlmir own privata '-brand;" thon 2G. What ia tho last syllablo of a word
, vu.ta.u UBO u!ot.pBu tnoy goto worn and "cut out," or sopor- callod ? Tho last syllablo of a word is
lorever upon one 01 me sauaost epi- w moir cattlo lrom tho hord. and thus callod tho ultimate.
Bodes in our country 8 history. The evory owner gets bis own. Horsos are 27. The last syllable of a word but ono
ti 1 . -
memory of the noble Garfield will " 1 lVi nu01y breod th0 cattl are- but is callod tho penuUimato.
AMinm r.n t. . . i 1 i n . m, . .... .
. 'i'ii"utuiK muir bioch every zn. xuo last syjiaoio or a word but two is
year. a great many Texas horses are callod tho anteoenultinmto.
orougnt nero for sale, and most of them 29. Tho last svllahlo of a word but th
uro imorior, an as a general thing must bo is callod tho preantopenultlmato,
nroKen to ino saddle and harness, and all 30. What Is accent ? Accent is pronounc
will"buck." A man that knows nothing ing ono or more syllablos of a word more
uuoui uibiu nan ucttor lot tliom alone, or forcibly than tho others.
uucKou-oii.- ouoeparogon- 31. Accout is of two kinds ; Primarv
...j, vi nu jiuiraii uiuou, uuu aro very 1 and Secondary,
imenoi, proaucing uut little wool ; their 82. Monosyllables aro not accented,
py tho Gubernatorial chair. If the J,." ' " , . . 10 mo . 33' AU wor"8 of moro thim ono 8yllabl
p ... i" bww" nvorugo, una sens nero as nave ono syllablo accented,
"'"' I"'iy vote ior 1110 UCSl nigii as zo ana BJ cout per lb.; ut in 31. All words of more than threo sylla.
man, I'attiaou will be old enough many parts or the, Stalo thoro aro many bios efton havo two syllables accented ono
. 1 1 t 1 1 ..... 1 .
botore be is elected.- Norrialown Her- r y ranoep ana cattlo busi- moro forcibly than the othor, tho greater
1 ne.ss noro is certainly very lucrativo ; there accout is callod tho primary accent, tho
....... jr imiuiuum no came noro uut lessor socondary accent
uur or Livo years ago. hut Wltli a small
iue rulriot says, "it was because I tart havo become wealthy. Kansas as a
ever bo fresh and beautiful to tho
American people I3ut his foul mur
derer, let him be forever blotted from
our memory.
IIobert E. Pattison is only thirty-
two years old, and some of our ex
changes think he is too young to occu-
IIillauo.
the Stewart Republicans had the wel- Stut0 U wonrfully blest this year in her
fare of the party at heart that they Zr , fe growing aisiricts
. . . J of tuu btato crops are very abundant I
put another ticket m the field." It is have seen good wheat East, but never saw
because the Patriot has the welfare of wheat that would eomparo with that wo
For good fresh Goods cheap go to
Haslet & fcosa Feb. 1. 82.
Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.
the Democratic party at hoart that it hav0 boro this ywr! yield will simply it ;8 entirely different from all
Bhows so much concern in keeping the IT ZZ,V "-"b - i.ny others. It is as clear as water. . and.
. . vviuuiuiii;uu 111 niiiiiii iiHriM f 1 1 inn Nr-tTn wn 1 . 1 .
K aoirn. I I, I T a I a. t I -
futratb xfccuuiiunu iicitei iq mo aula, una
1 he Indepoodeata aad tho Pemocrats
xaa.u eauio ena ia view, iue aeieat ""1 " 1 . u luWBWra" drutfl restorA rAV hlr m u
W UU It mill lU'L AH llirillillf iw nnnnA-l I . ' --'-J
0 ..j-VHVM
HH t fi nflmo nAntxtaa !b n nn ik T
county, although thero is but little m " tT "T::. ' t" r
farming do,., yet wherever properly JETi 1",.9:
, vw MbMi w iu t uau
ot tho lvcpublican ticket this fall
Both together wou't succeed. liar
riaburg Telegraph.
x l. -J - i
up, and tho laud is cultivate, rains nat- T . ' -fi n r 7 gr0Wtil
urallv follow. Take. f,,r i,,,, xr,. w"ero " 'ia laIlun off- It dots uot '.n
any manner affect the health, which
l'hcrsou county: before it was opened up 57 aueci ii
ro was scarce! v Hn .i ou'PUOr, OUgar 01 U
, but as soon as a general cultivating of th otplver preparations have done. It
ni ini.lUU T.1II1M lit t urn,
sons aro as good there as iu any county ; "ow aJH to a beautiful glossy brown
an
ono
l T . I ..
f jiiik uernocrats neia their ann
pow wow at Ilarri&burg on tho 20th
1 lilt , and nominated the following vic
; titna for next Novembsr : Governer,
' Kobert E. Pattiaon, Philadelphia;
Lieut.-Gov., Chauncey F. Black, 8om-
; ersetCo. ; Supreme Judge, Silas M. product grows hero bpontaneousl v no-
viaric, Indiana Uo. ; fseoretary of In- U4W,v8i corn. aua truck of every kind;
! ternal Affairs, J. Simpson Africa T0t 1,0,a,oes row to ttU i'mous sue j
, . . . r ' 01 courso I never liavn ornwn 1.
d this year Mcl'horson county issimply A8 your druggist for it. Each bottle
o everlasting wheat field : the is warranted. SMITH. KLINE &
could not bo any bettor, and I honestly CO., Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia,
think that this idea will gonerally carry and" C N. CK1TTENTON, New
out throughout the State. Almost every York. iulvl4-82.
" I
IJ"otico.
...... r I
Iluntinrrtont Conrrre.man.-t.T. 8rowu lwr0 N"TE Is hereby given that I havo
w O - r3v i Iil LTUWlllir
i c
some now which look -1-' med my aiii.licaliou with the Koere-
very uno,
anu 10 lbs,
to so great
1)V AXltrilkM. Hn l),nt itah ....... nn 1.1 .. I InUd ll.i tlm 1.,.1-tK,... V... .
B,ra rh1...1 ,.9 1 . . 4 ' "" " iu " ,T' " . . "u"-1' u.y i...uui ;
-. w.w .Uuvu ui muuej nuu oiuer I lur" I " nuuiuuasi uy warrant vmz j on the
valuables, among them OraBge Noble
Mortimer F. Elliott, Tioga. The
usual gang of roughs were in attend
ance, and as usual several of the dele-
. I am told that many exceed 9 tary of Internal Ail'airs of l'ennavlvania,
s. Mr. Editor, if any of mine trot Jr," iiunaioa aucl sixty (Hio; acres of
,f.- t , , ""7ouulueK uniumrovinl land situate In Howo town
it a mzo, I shall send you a few ship, l-'orest county, l'a., bounded as fol-
or Erie, who had his gold watch
stolen, and Ii. B. Brown, of tho Oh
sirter, who, strung as, it may seem
for a ue'.vtpaper tnun, had some money
. Lit his pctiou, which Has tukoii.
Fit AN K WITIIEKELL.
We havo boon having some cyclone's ""'"thwetit by lauds lately wariantod to
but you have thorn in old lWlvi; K :" 'I1,101' Ui0 ""'west
- - I "J " ' 1.111V lo-l.
uur noaiui in oniy uuauug ; my own is
I very jioor indeed.
xsow, Mr. Jt.aitor, lr tins ii worth a
piaeo iu your excellent pa.Ho , I ma w.iio
in a few wroks uaia. I una y.,u an aiu-
clo oucj 1Ctoto tunt I dii not hour uoui. I
Dr. Kline's Grout Ni i ve Koi-torer is
ho niHi el of tho auo for all Nerve Dis-
eai-.s. All fits Stopped flXO. S. ml t'SCl
.arch t., VhiUda. wn-'i-siif
1882.
SPUING
J8S2.
HOLEMAN & HOPKINS!
IIAVK Till. Ml N KW .TdKK
OF ALL KINDS, SUCH LINKS AS Wfi CAHUY AM11UACIN0 KVLUY-
TiiiNa KiuT in A FinT-cr.Ass y rouio. .
call and sco our Stock. It will pay vow. Wo havo -tho I.Ios
Coinplcto and Cheapest Stock of
TP
IN Til 10 COUNTKY.
C'OJII A? I l.OOKC AT i:il SUITS AT
3-D t,2 ZO ; SO, SOAI?3)
FIB Fi ITS, WOOL ITS, STRAW ITS
SILKS, BIERVELIEUX, BLACK STRIPS MOJOEYS
VVl'J IIAVK A I.AIKiK ANSOliTM ICNT OF
BOOTS & SI-IOTilB for aiGNTS
ALSO A L.VUU13 LINK OF
LADIES'. MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES IN ALL GRADES.
CARPETS WALL PAPER SSS
HZ JRj id "W .a. Jb El !
WIARD CHILLED MALLEABLE IRON BEAM PLOW
T1IK UKST IN T1IK MAltKKT.
Groceries of all kinds, Flour, Feed, &c
CALL AND SEE. NO TUOUI1LE TO SIIOW CIOODS
jiu.iihiwj Bai.aB;iP i'ltWJI AAV SOUIUU
HOLEMAN &HOPKT3STS.
TlOJMJSbTA, ra.t or PLEASANT VILLE, PA
cr.2iA
HEADQUARTERS FOR
W&'R
To meet tho Increasing demand I havo
mado LAUCiE ADDITIONS to my stock,
and havo now a full lino of goods. In
cluding also
STOVES,
TINWARE,
LEATHER,
FARMING
IMPLEMENTS,
PITOLS,
GROCERIES,
I respoctfully ask tho public gonorally to
EXAMINE M-X STOCK before purchas
ing olsowhero.
HENRY HEBEU JR.,
In tho Einstein Building,
may 10-82tf. TIONKSTA, PA.
Know
That Brown's Iron Bitters
will Cure the worst case
of dyspepsia.
Will insure a hearty appetite
and increased digestion.
Cures general debility, and
gives a new lease of life.
Dispels nervous depression
and low spirits.
Restores an exhausted nurs
ing mother to full strength
and gives abundant sus
tenance for her child.
Strengthens the muscles and .
ncrves,cnrichcs the blood.
Overcomes weakness, wake
fulness, and lack of energy
Keeps off all chills, fevers,
and other malarial poison.
Will infuse with new life
the weakest invalid.
37 Walker Sl, Baltimore, Pec. 1S81.
For six years 1 have been a great
sufferer fruui lilo&d Lfiscae, ly
pepbi.t.andCoiiMipatk n,andbec:iine
so debilitated that I could not retain
anytliimj on my tiimiacli, in fact,
life hail almost liccoine a lurdcn.
Finally, when hrpe had almost left
Jlie, my liti.l'.uii seei::g lJuoww's
Ixot IJittfi' advertised in the
Japcr, induced me toive it a trial,
arn now ukiui? llu tl.iid Luttla
and have nut icit &o well in six
yurs as I do at the present time.
Mra. L. F. Cm?i'IJI.
Brown's Iron Citters
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
need " bracing up," than
any medicine made.
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And tho
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Muzzlo Loadora made to order aad war
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7:0(1 a. 111., Kinziiu !':10 a. 111. Arrive Ir
vineton 10:dS a. in.
Si'miay TiiAiN--Leuv(M Oil Citv 7;.10 a.
111., Tilu.svlllo H:2.r a. jn., C'orry !':.'t4 a. in.,
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ClIAtlTAUOUA LAKE DIVISION.
Trains leavo Oil Cily for 1'et. (Jentre, Ti
tiiHvlllo, Spartaimliiirjr. Centrovillo, t'orrv,
Mayvillo, Rroeton at 7:00nm, 10:40am,
2:4.rpni, 4:20pm, UiOOpm. Arrivo H:00am,
B:4."ani, t:0(lini, 3:H."ipin, 8:30pm.
Sunday Train loaves 7:3(am ; ariivea
7:'tim.
UNION it TITUS VILLE IIRANCH.
Train leaves Tltusvillo S:."0pm; arrives
Union City 7:2(pin. leaves llidon City
(I: loam ; urrlves Titusvillo S: lOam.
Trains run dally exeept Sunday, f Flan
Stations. .
Trains aro nm in Philadelphia time.
Pullman Morpinjr Curs betwoen Ir
vineton and Pltusburfrh on trains leaviiiff
Irvineton 7:fKpm and Pittsburgh P:4rpm.
jT-frTiekets sold and bairgago cheoKod
to all prlneipal points.
Got time tables Riving full Information
from Company's Agents.
0. Watson, Jn., Gou'l Hupt.
WM. S. P.ALDWIN,
Oen'l Pa-js. Aonl,
41 ,f43 Exehane St., Ruffalo, N. Y.
J. L. CRAIG Aont, Tionesta Pa.
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Ortraus.
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(Trial bottle 25 eenls.) .. ."
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n.'fro&uliiKi,locn, r-".v.'.'"i-f-'t 4
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for iicnMll.wliinotrroorIii4iX r' '; .'i
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piIOTOURAPJI GALLERY,
A TIONKSTA. PA.
M. CARPENTER, . - Proprietor.
Ill
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r 5. ;-,-fl ".'v,
Pictures taken in all tho latest ntvlr &f
tho art. liii-tr
SWEDISH INSECT POWDER KILLS
POTATO BUGS
And All Troublesome Vermin.
It will thoroinrhlv extiirmiiihfn Tlmipli
Ants, lied Rus, fleas, Lie.e, Tolia'co r.iii
Cotton Worms. Moth, etc It is a s:ir,
sure, cleanly and cheap. It will not p, i
son animals and fowls. Samplo puck,yi
by mail 30 cents, post-paid. fcltum;'.i
taken. Circulars free. Aitents WHid..!
Address JAS. 11. JOHNSTON, Ifill Smith'
held St.. PittsburL'h. l'a. inuv !'.! t.
J ORENZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLE
And all kinds of
I0HSE FURNISHING COC'
inay4 f'l
TONESTA. PA.
Dealer in
STOV Ii H, T 1 N W A II
)Aml(
HOUSC FURNISHING GO-':
ALL KIND-i dl' .loll WOr.K PIU '
L ATTICNDED TO.
Tionc.i'.a, Pa., June 27, Iwl.
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