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J. K. WENK,
EDITOR,
VEDFSR1V IIORXIM, APR. IS, IS?I.
Announcomcnts.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
We am authorized to nnnonneo II. C.
Whittekin, of Tionesta, as a candidate
for ooimty surveyor, subject to Repub
lionn nvages.
INDUSTRIOUS REFORMERS.
The present Legislature of Penn
sylvania dsservei great credit for ia
tlustry and good intentions. Ofcours
we speak of the Legislature generally,
and not r.f the obilruetionists, wh,
seem disposed to put ia there alloterl
time, draw their money and go home
without affecting any good purpose.
For the mora important purposes of
reform the democrats and indepen
dents co-operato in supporting the ad
tninistratieu of Gov. l'attison, who
has proved worthy the confidence re
posed in him by the poople. If any
thing that ought to be done retnaius
undone, or if anything that ought
not to l doue is accomplished, the
blame thereof will be attributable to
. the unfair tricks of the Stalwarts who
are under Ire influence of Torn Coo
per anu the intrigues of those who
were so' much disappointed and cha
grined at the defeat of Geueral Bea
ver last November.
The above editorial from the Craw
ford Democrat reads like a tale from
the Arabian Nights or a fragment of
testimony in the Star Route trial to
anyone familiar with the course of
events since the Legislature met at
Ilarrisburg three months ago. If in
dustry consists ia doing three days
work for eevtn days' pay, thm is the
Legislature of Pennsylvania most in
, dustrious, and deserves credit, but if
it consists in doing the work for
which it draws pay in a thorough and
expeditious manner, the present Leg
islature has none cf it. What has
this industrious Legislature to 6how
for. its Jhree months labor? Absolute
ly Dotting. The people of Pennsyl
vania ar. not to to be deceived by
wind and thunder. They want work
and will only give ored it for it when
it is done. The editor of the Demo
crat may give the reformers at ilarris
burg credit for as much of that ma
terial with which the road to that
place where bad democrats deserve to
be relegated is said to be paved, as he
sees fit, but for the sake of decency
be ought to omit the "industry."
Will the edi .or of the Democrat please
mention the important legislation that
has originated in the democratic
brauch of the legislature? The per
fect accord between the Governor and
majority in the House has been illus
trated -on more than one occasion.
The Governor has shown his appre
ciation of the statesmanship of the
reformers at Ilarrisburg by vetoing
about one-half the bills passed by
"tbem. The republican minority in
the Ilouse are not following the tac
tics of the democrats in Congress, nor
can the Democrat point out a single
instance 6ince the Legislature met
where tbey have acted in the charac
ter of obstructionists. The democratic
reformers went to Ilarrisburg firm in
the belief that republicans would
oppose every reform measure proposed
by thfcni ; that they could kill any leg
islation objectionable to them and
lay the blamo ou the republicans. The
democrats soon found to their dingust
that the republicans were ready and
willing to support auy and every true
reform measure proposed. In this
dilemma the democratic majority in
the House conceived the brilliant
idea of doing uothiDg and blaming it
on republican obstruction; but it will
ret avail them. Every important
bill in the interest of reform has origi
nated ia the republican Senate where
democratic opposition is powerless;
every reform measure that bus been
kilUd has been smothered in the demo
cratic house. The Democrat may
entertain the fond hope that "if any
thing that ought to be done remains
undone, or if anything that ought not
to be done is accomplished," the blame
will be attributed to the repnblicans,
but the people of Pennsylvania are
not so easily cheated. MeadvUle Re
publican. It must be obvious to everybody
who will give the matter thought.
( that the nineteenth ot April will pre
f teut us with a centennial opportunity
I that iot to be improved to the ut
oost. A little reflection will ehow
tut it is quite as important in its way
the Fourth of July, and a good
uy persons will reasonably believe
it is evtn more important. It
was on that date that tlio Continental
army was informed by General Wash
ington that a treaty of peace bad been
made between the American colonies
and Great Britain, and that the inde
pendence of the former had been there
by admitted.
o
Ex Speaker Randall is actively
at work on his campaign for the Speak
ership. While the Car!ile men are
very boisterous about the prospects of
their candidate.-), Randall keeps his
own councils and is reported asgainiag
strength daily. The difference be
tween the two factions is that the Wes
tern men indulge in the Chiuese method
of gongs ami fire crackers and other
demonstrations to over-awe and iutimi
date the enemy, while the Eastern men
operate under cover, and do not strike
until ready, and then take the enemy
unawares. The ex-Speaker is an adept
in this style of tactics. He has been
in Neto York for some day?, and has
been in conference with his friends.
It is intimated that the outlook is not
as discouraging as at first reported.
The great issue will be the tariff, and
whichever wing of the party on this
question is the stronger that wing will,
in all probability, gain the day. The
election of Carlisle will mean a com
mittee ou Ways aud Means pledged to
a Democratic effect to pass a free trade
tariff bill. The election of Mr. Ran
dall means a Democratic do-nothing
committee. In either case the results
will be the same, as both are a stand
ing menace of the industrial interests
of the whole country. The experieuco
and ability of Mr. Randall would be
invaluable in managing the large
Democratic majority in the Ilouse,
but they have just enough sense not to
see it, Ilarrisburg Telegraph.
The one hundred legislative days
have pasesd, and only twelve bills
have been passed by this Legislature,
five of which were vetoed. This is
work from a reform point of view.
JURY LIST MAY TERM, 1883.
GRAND jrilOUa.
R S MaeBeth
J J Reynolds
Chas Coon
John Blflck
J V Elder
Wm liunter
Henrv Bvers
.1 II Butler
W Perry
John Tall
J W Aluautrn
Mathew Bonner
Samuel Sponeo
Wm Watson
Ernest Zuendal ,
Abraham Weller
John Milliard
II Downinir
Rudolph Rudolph
Jacob stitzinger
J It Shad wick
Barnett twp.
OS roen '
Harmony '
Hickory '
Kingsloy "
Tioneta "
Tionesta Boro
rKTlT JURORS.
Robert ITulings
R J II il lard
Reter Hepler
Rudolph Kaman
John Myers
Elmer Fleming
A Hopkins
O 11 Wright
I.vmoii IlanJy
V C Bromley
Nicholas Arnold
iieo Signing
Duvld Hustler
Caleb Myddleton
J C Petti grew
Oscar Fox
C W Sulado
Raymond Hettish
P V Mercilliot
Samuel Valker
T J Ryncr
Win Nugent
J as Black
Jno Matiia
Henry Deshner
Pritner Arrnew
Junto Burnos
John i loud Sr
John Hood Jr
Nick Thompson
Wm Shellijvnse
Joseph Urove
tioo Walters
) W Proper
I. J Hopkins
John Carson
A Carson
J as Haslett
Barnett twp.
i. .
Green "
i. it
ti ti
Harmony "
Hickory
Jenks
Kingsley "
t
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Tionesta "
Tionesta Boro.
The Ladies' Floral Cabinet
(New York) for April has, for its
opening articles a poem entitled "In
April," which is one of Eben Bex
ford's best efforts, its very rythm be
ing suggestive "of song and sunshine,
and all sweet things that summer
bringi," and very fittingly introduce
the good things that are offered in the
pages that follow. C. E. Parnell con
tributes a very useful article upon
"Lawns," that much-neglected portion
of our home surroundings, giving di
rections to start a good lawn, and how
to care for one when procured. As
before stated, any of our readers may
have a copy of the Cabinet for exami
nation at half price (six cents), by
mentioning this paper. Address,
Ladies' Floral Cabinet. 22 Vesey
Street, New York.
"Revised Map" of Forest county,
Sheffield and part of Cherry Grove
oil District sent to aiy address on
receiptf one, dollar. Address 8. C.
Siuit(j. Civil Engineer, Ilarrisburg,
Pa.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Wo tako pleasure in announcing
that we hav perfected arrangements
with the publishers of tho American
Farmer that enable us to club that
magazine with the Forest lii.rvm.i
can at the low price of 81.75 per year,
a trifle over the price of the Reipbu
can alone. This is beyond question
the first time that u reliable agricul
tural paper has been offered at so cheap
a price, and we trust all our subscribers
will avail themselves of this unusual
opportunity of securing a first class
agricultural magazine. Tho Ameri
can Farmer is be von. 1 doubt worth
three times tho price, at which we
place it. Try it. It is a monthly
publication.
Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.
It is entirely different from all
others. It is ns clear ns water, and,
as its tiHino indicates, is a perfect Veg
etable Hair Restorer. It will imme
diately free the houd from all dan
druff, restore gray hair to its natural
color, and produce a new growth
where it has fallen off. It does not in
any manner affect the health, which
Sulpher, Sugar of Lead, and Nitrate
of Silver preparations have done. It
will change light or faded hair in a
few days to a beautiful glossy brown.
Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle
is warranted. SMITH, KLINE &
CO., Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia,
and HALL & RUCKEL New York.
julyI4-82.
II. C. Keller, Wrightsvillc, Ta.,
eays: "Browu's Iron Bitters afforded
me immediate and permanent relief in
sick headache."
TO PHYSICIANS.
We do not find fault, reproach or con
demn the practice of any regular physic
ian this is not our mission but we do
claim if ho wero to add Penina to his
perscriptions ns directed on our b;ok on
tho "Ills of life" (and furnished jsratuit
ously by all druggists), he would cure all
his patients. "Oswego, Potter County, Pa,
Dr. Hartman Dear Sir: Tho small ul.
cers are all healed, and the two large once
are not more than half as largo as they
were. I am feeling quite well. The peo
ple say your Perunaand Manalin are do
ing a miracle. I do not take nearly so
much opium as I did lH-1'ore.
Mrs. Ellen Maynard,"
Precious HopcPcrmm.
One morning while ho (her htisdand)
was holding her up in order that she could
breathe more easily, after having strug
gled with a bad spell of coughing, lie made
the remark that he did not believe shr
would ever fret well, v hen she, in ho
weakness, said : " Y , I will, if you will
bring Dr. Ilartman." The doctor was
brought. Ho prescribed a teaspoonful of
Peruna every hour. She began to improvo
from the first dose she took! She told me
to-day she has never felt better in her life
than sho does now, aud tnat she cannot
say to much for Peruna. A.J. Miller.
ller husband writes: "Chicago, 111.,
Dec. 19 I .ssi . I have a living witness ofthe
virtue of Peruna in my wife, who was
saved from death by it. I certify that
every word on page :U in rr. Hartman's
book on the "Ills of Life'' is true i n every
particular. T. S. Eberline.
TIONESTA AI.YlSItlSTW.
CORRECTED l.VEKY TUESDAY, UY
BE1.IAEI.K DEALERS
Flour "p barrel choico
Flour sack,
Corn Moal, 100 tos
Chop feed, pure grain
Com, Shelled - - -Beans
"p bnsiiel -Ham,
sugar cured
Breakfast Bacon, Bugar cured
Shoulders -Whiteflsh,
half-barrels
Lake herring half-barrels
Sugar
Syrup
N. O. Molasses new
Roast Rio Coll'eo
Eio Coffee,
Java Coffee ...
Tea -,-
Butter
4.7.V.7.00
1.15f;1.70
1.50(u;1.60
1.50
- 85
l.JiO&tt.OO
16
- 1(5
13
- 8.50
6.50
- 0(11
75
80
15&22
li!J(&18
20(0,00
- 28(0,30
8(u;10
- 15
: 1.50
10
- 3.75
3.U0
- 73
1.60
11
- 18
10
25
Rico
Eggs, fresh ...
Salt best lal'e
Bard -
Iron, common bar
Nails, lOd, lies -Potatoes
...
Lime p4 bid. ...
Dried Apples sliced per tb
Dried Beef -Dried
Peaches per lb
Dried Peaches pared per
EXECUTOIt'3 NOTICE.
Letters testamentary upon the estate of
Caroline Hood, deceased, late of Tionesta
Borough, Forest county, Pa., having been
granted to tho undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto will make immediate
payment, and those having claims against
the same w ill present them without delay
to P. M. CLARK, Executor.
Tionesta, Pa., April 11, lss;l.
NOTICE
is hereby given that an application w ill
be made to His Excellency, Robert E.
l'attison, (iovenor of i.his Conimonweit 1th,
on tho 2uth day of April, A. D. 1S8;!, for
the incorporation of tho Tionesta lias
Light and Heating Company, lhj nature
and object of said corporation being the
manufacture and the supply of (Jus, hol
air or steam for Lighting, Heating, Cook,
ing and oilier useful purposes to the peo
ple of the Borough of Tionesta, l-'orest
comity Pennsylvania, and the territory
adjacene thereto.
BROWN A ROBERTS,
Att'ys for Applicants.
i R. A. FJSIIER,
I DENTIST,
WARREN, PA.
Having resumed his practice in l-'orest
county lie will make his accustomed visits
to Tionesta on all regular court weeks
He will be found ut the Central llonto
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. inaiS-82
Havingjust returned from tho Eastern Cities with a
LARGE STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF E8DDS
Pertaining to our Lino of Trade
WIS ZXfVlTZ:
to call and poo our stock, which is IMMENSE, and
We can assure you that wo will givo you
MORE GOODS FOR THE SAME HONEY
than any other house in Western Pennsylvania.
COME .'YJD SEE US.
SUCCESSOP.S TO
HOLEMA1T &c liOPEZIITS.
SEEK
health and avoid sickness.
Instead of feeling tired ami
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feci fresh and strong ?
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but if you
are tired of that kind of life,
you can change it if you
choose.
How? By getting one
bottle of Brown' Ikon Bit
ters, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
Mansfield, Ohio, Vvv.ci, it'i.
Gentlemen I hnve snfl'rrrd ri.h
pain in my side and back, and prc.it
poreileu on my breast, with sliuot
inx pains all through my body, at
tended with great weakness, depres
sion of spirits, and loss of appe
tite. 1 have l:vken several diiTi rent
medicines, and was treated by prom
inent physicians lor my liver, kid
neys, and splien, but 1 grt no relief.
1 thought I would try Ilrown's Iron
Hitlers; I have now taken oitebr.t:I
nnd a hatTand nm about well pain
in side and bck all gone sort-ucs
till out of my bicast, and 1 hav a
good nppeli:ef and am gaining i-i
strenqthand llcsh. Itcau justly Le
tailed, ihzkingo uu jiciiui.
John K. Allknder.
Brown.'s Iron Bitters is
composed of Iron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
PHOTOG ItAPH GALLERY.
TIONESTA, PA
M. CARPENTER,
Proprietor.
... s. - t
Pieturebtakeu in ail tho latest styles of
the art. liO-tf
I EP ESTOPPED FREE
f 11 el f"W rvM,u4 twerps,
1 11 r l W Insane Persons Restored;
i El rl rr! dr. klines great
L . fl Id Vuif Nerve Restorer
S,-''rui Kb a IN A Nkkvk 1ihkaki thtlyturc
rcwe.fur J-'ttt, Kjtiirnty and Aci m Ajji-liomt,
TiInfai.uhi.b If taken tu ilirecr'J. A Ptttijtrr
xjirjti(iij'$uet Treating atxt 4' trial bottlefiueto
3 1' ttuti'HU,thy pyhifc' xjir'StM(, bend name,
3 1. . ami exitrfhs aMrctf to I) a. KM NIC, 9il
CArckSi.PhUuacluMa.l'a. beepriitciiXildi uiyisU,
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Philadelphia Singer Machine
Etpial to any Singer in the market.
The above cut rcprcNMiU tho most pop
ular stylo for the people, which wo offer
you for the verry low price of $o. Ke
member, we do not ai-k you to puy until
you have seen the machine. After having
examined il, (fit is not all worcpresen ,
return it at our expense. Consult your
interests and order ut once. Kend, for cir
culars and testimonials. Address CHAS
A. Wool) t CO., No 17 X. Tenth S)reet,
Philadelphia, pa, doeJO-lOt
Dr. Klino's Great Nerve Restorer U
he marvel of tho bk'o for all Nerve Dis
eases. AM lits stopped free. Send to Ml
Arch St., Philada. fsepl-Mtf
J.
limn!
I take jileasure In tejling the Sporting
Kiaternity that I have re-purchased
Tin: iiL ursixF.Nfl
J FROM 1IOUACE JONES, TO WHOM
SOLI) IT IN 1K7I,
T AM NICELY LOCATED at my old
i- Kland, nnd I am prepared to attend to
all my friends, and tho public generally,
w ho need
ANYTHING IN THE GUN l!KE!
I shall keep a perfect stock of a'l ,;inds of
AftrauraiTIOKS!
And all kinds of
FISHING TACKLE.
1 shall al-o continue to handle thri
"While" Sewing Machine.
And the
CHICAGO SINGER SOWING MACHINE
(.'ouie and kpo me. You will find me
ALWAYS AT HOME.
Muzlo Loaders made to order and war
ranted. nprTREPAIBING IN ALL ITS
f3 BRANCHES PROMPTLY AND
PAITHPULLY DONE.
Tidioute, Ta., Aur. 12,
Is a new remwly, orlfflnnlly comioii(lo(l
and IntnKlucd to the iik-iIIcU proftloit,
ami thou to tho public at laro, ly S. It.
Miirtiiuin, M. 1. HohaN prcscriU'd It to
over 4u,)m iiat(tnt with the most rrnit ifv
imt rcsiilt.s. (dWHm&F&-X3&FJfoj:
lis cir.M t Hh.ii tun hysh iu Itieitlin 1) un
like tliatof any other remedy, uml is the
only iiiett(liie uih'iI In almost every (Us
eu.M U whli h Ilesh 1 heir. In Constipa
tion, Diseases of the IJver uml KIIid'v.
ilANAi.tN ghoultl to Kt ven with It. 'KfyiHl
I kni N A is coiniNiMjaor purely veKei.-dili'
liiKrctlleuti, ca hone, acronlinir to im-fll-
Oil 1 .inthoi-R, a K''i-t t'enu'ly In Itself. IfcJWLj
nr. ii:inmin iiii.h hiicceeiteti in exita i
ln :um1 eoinl'ltiimt the tictlvo prim IIck
f thes lniri'(ileiits Into one simple roni
(ouud, which per fee Uy coincides wll h the
V in -Mi'tiU ATitix Nati ha In everv lts
e.s), and a cure neeestiiirily follow;-. 'i heir;
l rt.)t an ti'i;;m ll will ir-t r nor : olt
case ll will wtt rure. 8?yT'y;ffjJirt,l5
Ask your ilfUKf'i')t lor l'r. 1 1 .-.i la.airt
Ctiiilthl 'ton the "lllsof J. lie, 11 Dr. H H.
ai uinii A C)., 0b)rit t)., proprietors,
lur l'llebtttid l'clvio take
WM.
SMEARBAUGH
&
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Dealers in
Gc !Ky O C HI luIES!
TOltACCO,
ci a AltS, IIAKO
WA It E, Ci U E E N S
W A It E. G L ASS W A UK,
TOYS, STATIONAlty, WALL-
PATEIS, FOREIGN FRUITS, VEG
ETAliLES, BAKERS 15READ, OYS
TERS, Ac.
Goods Always First-Class.
ELEGANT BOUND FAMILY BIBLES,
hl!..r0, 153.50, 4.U, fii.")0 ai-d npwardH.
GUEITTHEE'S LUNG HEALE
iiMPiiovK tub aoua. rou tuic cuub or
COXSL'MI'TIOX
HHitting of li'.ood, I!r'll
(Litis, CoUKbu, I olds,
Catarrh of ( iu-xt, a'wl a. I
lfiKt-asea of the t'uiuioaai y
OrMttua.
frit-, 60 cfnta anrl fl M.
Ak your Irtiuiht for it.
,TRADEiMARK.
, Ul EXTHEK & CO. 1'lllsburtll.
J ORENZO FULTON,"
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
inayl M TO NEST A. 1A.
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7:10 a, in.. Kin7.ua l;00 a. in
Warren 10:1.") . m.
AIUHTIONAI, Tkain Lrnven Oil Citv
fl;10 Kin, OleopnlM 0:54 am, EhrIo Rook
7:10am, President. 7:10am, TinnewU K:10nut
IDekory O:O0iim,Tninkeyvifle t'r'JOam.TM
nute 10:00am, Thompson J0:5.t, Irvinelon
12:5"ipm, Warren l:i!7 pm. Arrives Kiu
.ua.'l:00)ni, Hradl'oril 4:45un.
M'NUat Thains Leave Warren P:20um,
4:l!0pm; Ivlinrua 10:i"iuni, 5:00pm; nrnvg
llrad lord ll':0.'.noon, ti: li.pni. I,eav lirail
ford K-.HOiim, JMoopm, arrive Klnz.ua 10;10
Bin. 4;40pni; Warren 10:5('nm, 5:15pm.
llfKFAi.o Division Trains leave Oil
City 7:00, 10:10 h. m., ii:45, 4:15, 0:15 p. m.,
arrive Oil City 8;00, H:45 a. m .1:55.
K::to p. m.
Su.miav Tiiainm Leave Oil Citv 7:00ani
Tltusville 7:l0:mi, Coi ry K:51am, 'Rroctou
lo.t'inm, arrive llullalo -J:50pm. Leava
ltu Halo l!:i.'(pm, Itroeton 4:li5pm, Corrr
(!::i5pni! Titusvillo 7:l5pin, arrive Oil City
MIOpiil.
t I' laii stations, stop only on siirnnl.
Trains ure run on l'hiludelphU time.
1'iillnian Sleeping Car heuvecn Oil City
and Pitislpiuicli on trains anivinir !'il!s
hurirh (1:20am., and leaving riltidjin-j1!!
!: I5pni. i
l'nrlor Cars between Oil City nnd Re.ffa
lo on Indus leaving Oil Citv l!:l5pin, Mnf
liilo K:20;im, and between oil City and l"in
.ii'ion trains leaving O.I City 3:iopm, Khi
zua (i:20 pin.
f-Tiekela fold and luiL'ao cheeked
to nil prineipid points.
iet lime taUes i.'ivini full lnfonnatinn
from Coiiipanv's Ao nls.
'o. WATSON, (Jen'l Sunt.
WM. S. ISA LDWIN,
lieu'l Tai-s. Auenl,
No. 41 V I t Fxelmi'ifre St., Rulfalo, N. Y.
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CALL AND (iKT V RICES,
TIONESTA, I'ENVA.
A CHEAT CAUSE CF KURJIH RISERY
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A lit eturo on tho Nature, Treatment and
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