J. E. 1VENK,
EDITOR.
WEDXESDAT MORJilJSG, JAN.)!, 1SSS.
"A amrcus with n predilection for
furos'has calculated that the inau
guration cost $23.50. The Philadel
phia Prctt passes the bO cent item, but
wants to know where the $28 went"
If clap-trap resolutions come rather
frequent now-a-days in our legislative
halls the people should not he surpris
ed. Thin administration is the fruit
ff a clap-trap campaign. Civil ser
vice reform, a thing in which every
. body believes and nobody practices,
was the chie? clap trap; honesty in
public officials, eeoneuiy io State and
National expenditures followed close
on its heels. We have had the hon
esty, and as for the economy that will
alwys depend very much upon the
j amount to be distributed among the
constituents of the Legislature. With
Very few exceptions the men who vo
ted for the river .and harbor bill in the
last Congress were returned if their
oolTstiluettts - were among those who
profited by its passage. Harrieburg
Telegraph. '. . 1
p , -
The fellow that "manages'' the Com
monwealth got off a "joke" on us last
week. He heads his article with sjme
ly nonsensical, foolish, meaningless
"fun" takes "the rag off the bush."
Oh, it wa so funny, cute, cutting, for
a great big; awkward lubber to pefpe
'trate that we feel almost like repro
ducing. It was a "pun" or something
of thesort.on the name of the editof of
this paper, and was' rich in the ex
trome. Truly, if we had a "cub" in
our office ten years old who would
perpetrate such a "joke," we'd imrae-
uiaiciy uoro a uoie lino his empty
skull and pour it full of oleomarge
rine, to supply the place where the
brains ought to be.' Now, suppose we
should resort to such littleness and
' spell his j-AS-per : wouldn't that b
-----
H(oodenaddy) Dingman ; wouldVjf;
that cap the climax 7 That would bfc"
argument 'till you couldn't rest." He;
further proceeds to insult every honesfT
German who reads his sheet by insin
uating that they are a Nation o? Beer'
guzzlers. When Jasper gets crowdel
"to the wall and cannot defend hiuiseff
be immediately flops on to that subq
ject. If it does him the least good or
relieves him in any way, for goodness'
sake let him keep it up ; it is certainly
a matter of supreme indifference to us!
As fur as our knowledge goes those
who drink the "beverage" generally
have the cash, and are not obliged to
pay for it with bankrupt notices. But
we are sorry to think that he would
undertake to brow-beat the Germans
of tis section over our shouldersiny
oi shorn are infinitely more respect
able than be, though they may take a
glass of beer occasionally. If you
have any more such insults to
offer, please direct tbem at us ; we
shall try to survive them all. Besides,
such remarks come with bad grace
from one who has sold barrels and
barrels of whisky at wholesale. But
lie don't tell whisky now, and of course
is a nice man in his mind. He has
"reformed," and can now carry a high
head and act the hypocrite. You Bee,
there's everything in be'mg a good
"reformer," and after you are "re
formed" you must always bellow loud
est about that from which you have
been "reformed."
, Mpw, as to your proposition : It is
roceeding we never heard of be
. , and we very much doubt whether
i could induce aoy others to mix
h the matter. We gave you an
opportunity to end this discussion
weeks ago ; we dropped it, and sup
posed you would be gentleman enough
to do the same. You hated to lay un
der the drubbing, however, and there
fjre broke out a second time. Your
proposition is accepted with the un
derstanding that you straighten up
the first lie you told, that is, by prov
ing that the next Congress will con
tain teu or twelve Greenback Con
gressmen. This is where the discus-
cussion sprung from and of course we
must commeuce at the root of it,
. In closing your article you seem to be
in great distress to think that the Re
publican has fallen into such dishou
el bands, ic. Well, It is a comfort
Ut kuow that it was once a reputable
paper, a thing which, if it had not al
ways been in your hands, we might be
able to say of the Commonwealth
cute, though T and then, suppose wefaided in electing the present reform
should go on with the rest of it, viz :f administration. They not only knew
Poor old Sammy Tilden has had
another hope blasted. A few days
since it was announced upon what at
the time seemed good authority that
John Kelly had at last decided to
give up the ways of the politician.
But later advices pronounce this a
mistake. John is still in the field, Sam
is getting older, and the Presidential
chair far in the distance.
The appointment of John C. Shoe
maker, of Allegheny county, to be
Deputy Secretary of the Common
wealth, will be a disappointment. He
was among the Independent Republi
can contingent last full by whoso ef
forts Mr. Pattison was made Govern
or, and while thij is a sufficient reason
for the Governor's action, following
in the footsteps of Jackson, it is very
slight satisfaction to the Bourbon ex
pectant who has been waiting twenty
five vears on the opportunity.
Op the twenty-six new or re elected
Senators to be elected, and whose terms
will begin on the 4th of March next,
the following have been chosen : Mor
gan, of Alabama ; Beck, Kentucky;
Lamar, Mississippi; Anthony, Rhode
Island ; Butler South Carolina; Gar
land, Arkansas; Matt W. Ransom,
North '.Carolina ; Isbam G. Harris,
Tennesee; William P. Frye, Maine,
and George F. Hoar, Massachusetts.
Randall L. Gibson has been chosen
to succeed Kellogg, of Louisiana: Jas.
F. Wilson to succeed McDill, of Iowa;
James N. Dolph to succeed Grover, of
Oregon ; Riddlebcrger to succeed John
son, of Virginia, and ex Governor
Colquitt to succeed Bartow, now ser
ving the fragment of Hill's term, from
Georgia. These results give five new
members and eleven old ones to the
next Senate.
The Easton Free Press says that
the "Independent Republicans are
alarmed at indications which do not
sustain Pattison's promise of reform
administration." But why should In
dependent Republicans of the Free
Prets class be alarmed ? They knew
what they were getting when they
but persistently declared that to over
tuu the power of the bosses it would
be better to take Democracy, with all
its 'failures, than continue the Repub
licans' in power. Now that they, the
bosses, ate overthrown, they should be
.eatisfied. v ff they have secured instead
a pe.Monal .peruocratic administration
of :be"tn'ost,oiren8ive type, they have
themselves aloue to blame, and should
not cry to soon. Governor Pattison
is ' a Jackson Democrat so he has
proclaimed himself and if he follows
m the .footsteps ot UId Hickory they
Itnow, what his administration must
be. Harrisburg Telegraph.
-rGeo. P. James, Newville, Pa.,
say:aB,rown'8 Iron Bitters completely
regulated my bowels when troubled
with coitiveness."
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Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle
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and HALL & RUCKEL New York.
julvl-,-82.
Doctors Disagree.
As a reporter for the Pittsburgh Com
mercial Gazolte sat yesterday afternoon
In a chamber at No. 321 Federal Street Al
legheny, listening to a terrible tale of euff
erings as it fell from the lips of a gentle
little lady, Mrs. Milologran, the daughter
of Capt. Hugh McKelvey, of this city, it
seemed almost too much to believe, if the
evidence had not been close at hand to
substantiate evry word. It was but the
evidence of the culpable ignorance of a
large class of practitioners of medicine
wb j claimed for six years that hr terrible
disease was cancer. She was covered with
ulcers, given up to die. l'cruna cured her
perfectly. Continued on page 24, in "Ills
of Life," by Dr. llartmun. Ask your
Druggist for one.
A Minister's Gratitude.
Dr. Hartman Dear Sis: I am thank
ful to (Jod that I can ackonwledge your
treatment Peruua of my daughter's eye
has been successful and satisfactory. I
would be glad to have the public have
confidence in you. N. B. Please make
foes in reach of the poor people. Remem
ber the teoder mercies ot the wicked are
cruel, Itev, K. II. Baldwin, Wattsburg,
Pa. Reader ask your druggist for one of
Dr. Ilartman's invaluable books ou ths
"Ills of Life." and how to cure them. You
get one gratis.
I Will Pay Cash
for Cross-Ties, Chestnut or Oak, any
where on the line of the Buffalo, Pitts
burgh fe Western Railway.
Oct. 25, '82. tf T. B. Cobb.
BO! MTIII1I!!
I take pleasure In telling the Sorting
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THE UN IUSIN1.SS
FROM HORACE JONES, TO WHOM
SOLD IT IN 1871.
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I slmil also continue to handle tfi .
White" KiMving lint lit no
Ana ine .
CHICAGO SINGER SEWING MACH INE-
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A LW AYS AT HOM E.
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(IPslPREPAIRING IN ALL ITS
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Tidioute, Pa Aug. 12.
STRENGTH
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strength Id regulate a household,
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5"t N. Trfmont Ft., Bnltinors
liM in hc yl-m- 1 war in
j uri'd in I he sioinacli by n icce
of a shell, nnd have suffered
from it ever since. About fnu r
years ar;o it brought on panily
tis, whii h kept mc in Led six
i. intt k, :uui lt:t ilv.ctfirs
in the city s.urt I could nut
live. I sufi'ered fearfully from
indigestion, and for or ertwo
e.trs could not cat solid food
rnd for a lare. ponicn of the
li'Tic was uual ilc hi retain even
liquid nouriii.nnnt. I tried
1 irown's Iron Ilitt'.rs and now
after taking two bottles I nm
tb!c to j-ct ut and go around
(Uid am rr.j iiiiy iii'i'iovin.
(J. LlCKER.
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Pictures taken in all the latest styles of
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Came to the premises of the subscriber
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On or about the first of N .v. 1882 One
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with some white marks. The owner is
notilied to come for wurd prove property
pay charges and take fame awa , other
wise it will be disposed of according to
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27th J832-
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Equal to any Singer in the market. .
The above cut represents the most po
ular style for the people, which we of
you for the verry low price of 20. R
member, we do not ask you to pay ' nL
you have seen the machine. Alter havi
examined it, if it is not all we represe
return it at our expense. Consult y
interests and order at once. Send, for
culars and testimonials. Address CH.
A. wool, Co., No 17 N. Tenth bir
Phlladelfbta, Pa, dc20
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