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I. E. PYKNIC,
EDITOR.
Wl'DXESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 17, IS54.
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HcpuMIcan TloUrl.
NATION AIi.
Tor I'rksipfnt,
HON'. JAMES i. PLAINE, of Maine.
Fori Vicu T'niisiPKXT,
GKV, JOHN A. MXfAX, of Illinois.
STATIC.
CONOHESS-AT-T.ATnE. 1
(JKN'T. E. S. OSBORNE,
of 1ir. erne County.
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I'Ol'-iT Y.
ConirrosK,
ALEXANDER 0. WHITE,
of Jcflorson County.
Assembly,
FETER. KERRY, of Howe.'
' Associate Judge,
LEWIS ARNEU, of KSngsley.
Prothonotftry Ac,
CURTIS M. SHAWKEY, of Tionetn.
Sheriff,
LEONARD AGNEW, of Howe.
County Commissioners,
.1. ft. CHADWICK, or Tionesta.
GEO. W. OSGOOD, of Kingalcy.
County Auditors,
Q. .TAMTESON, of Tionesta Twp.
JAMES A. SCOTT, of Jenks.
Jury Commissioner,
HENRY O. DAVIS, of Tionesta.
Tammany Hall and Cleveland
It is eaid that Republican cam
r,Biirn work in hotter orrarmed in
, , l"-b"
At the Tammany Hall meeting tbe "Wisconsin than in almost any ether
State in tlia Union. An immense
quantity of judicious literature is
being circulated tbere, and the let
ters received at headquarters show
great interest Biid activity all over
the Stte. (.hnirrunii Taylor hopes to
reclaim three Congressional districts,
besides giving a handsome majority
for the Republican National aud
State tickets.
Hon. John Kellv taid that the organ
ization would support Cleveland.
n the New York Star, the to ognizod
organ of Mr. Kelly and Tammany
lal!. in the same number in which
appears an account of the meeting ap
pears the following editorial :
At tlm name, time we cannot deny
that Butler's candidaey is likely to
prove fatal to Cleveland's chauces, be
cause of the strong Democratic follow
ing the old soldier attracts, nor s Tammasy's endorsement of the
Democrat c defeat under such circum- .
stances the less painful and humiliat- democratic t.cket is something like
ing because nor necessarily prostrate me weamei , .mi.-- u.o vum nnD
ing. But the Uhicago convention in- bere. 'ine lammany leaders in their
vited defeat when it nominated Gov- i ,
rosa fn I. li rlemoeri-ti-. nnrtv keen
ernor Cleveland on u platform of , ni,i-1r ren.
fl.l,on,U and fecb eucss. nnd vhat . ".. ".T
i... fJi,l U th natural result of ord while endorsiug him. VU Uty
repudiating principles ond services in Blizzard
favor ot nolicv an.l avanaoiiuy. iuw,
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OUIt STOCK IS COMFIiCT'K I
We call special attention ti our stock of
JaSLu A r?Ai l.:o..d.
TIM E TAI'.LE 1 N" EFFECT May 11,11.
AV est waul I PittshurL'll llivlxio.i I .T"lf r, I
M.IA.M.I I
iir Pittsburgh lv
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1 'ox Im rg
Frank liu
I v.. .oil Ciiy...nr
if Butler should prove the real Moses
who is to lead the Democratic party
out of the wilderness, every vote for
him would be a step nearer the prom
ised land.
In the same issue, a member of Tam
many Hall, who bigus himself a "Jack
son Democrat," writes as follows:
"From the nosition that Tammany
Hall now occupies the organization
has it now in its power to serve the
iVmorratic nartv dv eecuriDE me
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The organs of tbe fusion party
uuiformly state that Mr. Keitz is a
Greeubacker. Will the gentlemen
please inform an inquiring public
when this centlemeu left the Demo
cratic party, and where he has put
himself upon record as an advocate
of the financial tenets of that party
Brookville Republican.
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this Spring as being
SUPERIOR TO ANYTHIKS WE EVER OWNED !
Wo NEVER kept a Einer Line of goods, Especially in
CS 3C: O "S? S3C & 3ST R
We have the Finest Assortment of FINE CLOTH ING ever shown in Tionesta, ami
at Low Trices. Don t lail 10 sen .or mock.
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Monday night let them declare tuai nated a man wno naa money enougu
tne lime nas arnveu n ucu luo tw.vo . j0 carry the election mis Jim. ite
the people shall be heard in the coun- . , j hat thefe WQ a goidier
pilTB LIIsTE OF DRESS C3-OOHDS,
Especially in Black Goods. Wo bought a Laro Line 01 inacK riius mat
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niio nfthA nnrtv. That the nomiua
tion of Grover Cleveland was one un
fit to be made, that there is no chance
for his election, and that the time has
now arrived when thepublic demand
that he bo withdrawn from the can
vass, and a noble and pure Democrat
ic statesman be substituted iu his place.
r T r 1 1 1.1 nl,I..lnDS DfIA .111.
,vvju. jyir. lienunciis wouiu uuuuncco ceo vuu . -
Now propriety of following suit; such a So the great reform party does not
I 1 U l,l 'Matinnal I . i .1 ...ii: . L
COUrse WUUIU cunmo
Committee to place in the field such a
TnE Democratic papers claimed
that less than 20,000 majority in
Maine would be virtual defeat for the
sRepublicans, aod they expected al
ithe time that it would not reach
(Ji OflO. Well, the returns are all iu
.row, and the majority is nearly 21,000
That ought to settle thir bash
for Ohio and West Virginia 1
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ticket as lhurmau ana Diocum. jui
When Senator Grady publishes the , t once retire from tUe fieid,
LniannA nnnn whinh hp, haSPll DlS 1 A n nlnl.l l.ava inrli n ftR'PPninf?
charge that Cleveland, as Governor, victory as has not been known since
took bribes for' vetoing certain' meas- the election of Franklin Pierce, and
u. .ji,j..v. ..n n.in for. the credit of it would be attributed to
u . " -6" - the grand old Tammany organization
.JHiau ttU noiuiug i i auo iui .. v. . m .
who
was a candidate beforo the Conven
tion but as he did not have money to
carry himself through this Fall he
wa9 not nominated. We don't know
for whom this delegate voted, but it
would seem as though the Convention
voted for the man with the money.
SMEARBAUGH
depend upon the intelligence of the j
people to regulate the abuses(?) of the
people's power!
C. W. DIMICK,
candidate.
Tammany Hall lias saved its reg
lularity and vindicted its sincerity by fore the election
FINE STATIONERY,
'WiiESSi SPOmBS UD HOUUI GOODS.
to heed such a warning irom sucn a run.v... ... ..u.w
source, the blame would be upon them -jji 33. jj J "Ji g 5c O .
1 Mn 1.. io Ti id tut months he-I
UUUUUkUUUa. Ay . v w "- .1 .. . , , ... .. .
Tl : niAin rt 1 A so Affeiu lor r-isiey. nicriniir. nim-
lularity and vindicted its sincerity by tore the election. 1 nere is ni"o; .a cionirh & Warren dnra.l8.
'minnortimr Clevand in the letter of time t0 make tbl8 chanSe ,and, 8ecu .e Deckei s llnw., J. A C. Fisher, C D. Pease
.supporting weviana in tne leuer 01 , . That it mav be doue is & cio.. ami win. Knabo Pianos. Bottom
such result. That it may be doue is
the fervent wishpf thousands like my
self, who has always been a Jackson
Democrat.
Again it says that whilo Mrs. Par
nell admires Cleveland, she is of the
opinion that,
"The members of the Irish JNational
Wis. resolution And ouuoeioe bun in
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the epint oits address. With an
eye 'on theifloors of future state cou-
jvections, 'A runs up the Democratic
jcolors, arfd, with an eye on the No-
tvemberiballot-boxes, it refuses to de-
fposit Adhere any Democratic ballots.
PSi'cn action cuts the Democratic vote
of New York City in two in the mid
die and leads half of it away, a mass
fof organized bolters. No Democrat
lie oaner will pretend to conceal its
if .-a Air.).. V.a ni.tiAn hut n.niit nfiSUODOSed.
f k., mi or-,t. a horo nl nsstime ft The moral campaign of Cleveland
(belief that tbe loss of Democratic has fallen flat. The majority of the
votes will be made up by Republican so-called Independents feel that they
fcnUorn. Unfortunate v for th s theo- have been ctieaiea ami everj, uj
&Co., anil Win. Knabo Pianos. Bottom
cash prices given. Call and examine cata
logues nnd prices.
Tionesta, Pa. Sept 17.
JESTKAY.
Came to the premises oftho '.uulcrsij;ned
in Tionesta township, Forest County, Pa.,
at west end of creek bridge, ahout August
X UO ineujucio ui mo .. a" .. v.v js(it a reu lienor, j;uu huimii oho yi-m
nartv are mostly in favor of Blaine, The owner is notified to nmio forward,
I . J . J . n . , -.. 1 1 1 I -,-.., mMApin n,wl fi.lo Ktim.i.u'iiv. other-
And it looks as it the Uian-oo-vjaei r" "" ' .' "- "" " V "
lealers in
CLOTHING-,
NOTIONS, BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS.
GBOCBBIESI
TOBACCO,
CIGARS, ITAltP
WA It E, Q U E E N 8
W A It E. G L ASS V A RE,
TOYS, STATIONERY, W A E I j-F A T E R ,
COUNTRY PRODUCE, Ac.
Goods Always First-Class.
ELEGANT BOUND FAMILY BIBLES,
82.!)0, $3.50, 51.50, $15.50 ai'.d up wants.
i.ctiuwi u mtmmarsxatvmi.rmi!i Mn.uaviMa
NEW T.IYERY
At EAST HICKORY, I' A
Tho undersigned has now In operation
nt the al.ove i.lnce a liri-t-class l.ivery.
wl.orn crnoil riirs can iilwava he hired at
modcraie cliai'ues. A hack will ln run to
rn.'M.!..-missciiL!.'!' tniiiis on the li. i.
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IJuclfCj c Force Puiiip
SPORTIIMEIll
..mild rrn nupp to him 1Q a bodV." AC-
cording to hor estimate, the defection
in iho lr h-American circles is reany
. , i j
more extensive than most people iiau
i Doiiers. unionuouiBij lur iu.o inou-1 u.o wnmu.
! ry, tbe size of the "silent vote" which brings some new evidence that the vote
ft ' 1 . . Iff .1.. ..... mill I
is supposed to be skulking around
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wise sho will be disposed of according to
law, u. ii. ."vvj i. . .
Sept. 15, 1884.
IM'IK(3 WOllK !
Soiling Our Popular Rook
Fqrtlwess
How Thev Are Made.
Illustrated in the career of nearly 800 j
.... . i. .. e 4 u
snccesslul loins, ino Kreat hook, ui mo
season. No competition. An envireiy
uives me inside mo oi
with a Democratic ballot concealed in
(the nethermost depths of it3 prejudic
es has had its chance to stand up and
k be counted in Maine, and it was not
' counted because it didn't stand up.
' It will not in New York. The fight
is one between the old parties, and
Tammany Hall ebaves off Democrat
I io chances in New York City and
ruins them in the state. Phila. Press.
for Cleveland from that source will be
very small. Upon this the Star says:
marked men and woman. Readablo, Ra
cy, Entertaining, and ot permanent
value to all who desire to win. men wuu
... n..AA.lAln. ..n.l Dtilnnnitl(u Wilt.).
" .. nnf,Ln,l nnnilora on I nurnL-n livplv nnd ehattv. Every Tara-
the multiplying coolness of the Inde- lu Jfi
1 a. 1. . k v. iief H U'ol I .-1 T nft I . i
ijeuu fins uuw uo umo - mm vounz uieii hhu wuhwh
1 I . m..A t AtiKanrr ft n fl I m
I take pleasure in tellinp: tho Sporting
Fiaternity that I have re-purchased
TIIK UVS KITWIXIISS
FROM HORACE JONES. TO WHOM
SOEU IT IN 1871.
T AM NICEEY LOCATED at iny old
1 utaud, and I am irepaicd to attend to
all my friends, and the public generally,
who iieod
ANYTHING IN THE GUN LINE!
I bhall keep a perfect stock of a'l Kinds of
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CA I.E AN 1) V'V I'RICES,
IE 3D. I-I lillBE
TIONESTA, PENN'A.
Is,
; If that Republican majority in
5'Maine keeps on growing, somebody
will pet ud and move to make
lrnnw them Oil tll06e t0Uch9D2 and
expressive lines :
I never nursed a dear gazelle
To clad me with its soft black eye,
That wheu it came to know me well
And lovo me, it was sure to die.
Takins theso thing? together we
conclude that Tammany Hall is for
Cleveland and the lammany voter
for everybody but Cleveland.
get up
unnnimeus.
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AGENTS WANTED
Ladies very successful. For circulars
and term, address Roe Brothers, Reading,
pa. supU7 lot.
Notice of Dissolution.
To whom it may Gmeem :
Notice is herehv given that tho partner
ship heretofore existing between 1'. M.
Reck, S. S. Jackson and R. M. Matson,
under the name and style of Reck, Jack
son ct- Matson, in the lumber business iu
Forest Co., Pa., is this day dissolved by
agreement, F. M. Reck retiring.
jotice is iuriner iriveu uiul iuu unm.-..-
'1 When Governor
; , e ,L i:-.rlof.L-D n ii"." r- i;o.. except io ine Hiiiooui anu iu mo
emerged from the Adirondack re- n t lh GreeDback namo-l in schedule thereof recorded
.cently.at Plattsburg, and while the lhe attenspt to sei out ine oreenoacK KoreHt cjounty Keooider'H c.mce, on tHo
I ... . c.-.u f . ... ;. party is denounced bitterly. loth day of August. 18S4. m
iSl OJ oujiiu in. i ecu, uo - ... JACKSOJN, JIATSUS & U.
Tmv f-reenhaek naners in Iowa are
,lo.tSno. th fusion movement in that signed will carryon the said business us
" Jackson, .Matsoinci;o.,i)uiinainoii!ioiiii.ius
ii i 3 state, and refusing to follow General of said Reck, Jackson AMutson will be as
Cleveland ... . . " . .. Rumodbv them, the siud Jackson, Matson &
Ueaver into the .ueraocrauc camp. exceot to the amount and to tho par-
..guest of
en a serenade
giv
Tn thn nneech he
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Up in Maine the people seem to bo-
.made on that occasion ne uaiu: i ,. , k v.f
1 , r .i i lieve that Senator Grady knows what
find my ideas of the resources oi tne . . , , , onl1Ba
t" J , , , . , . he is talking about when he accuses
fit.), mmili nlnrtrerl liv hnvinrr Kpen " . .
w -j - Cleveland of being bybed
vour iron-beariu mouutains, aua by
by
hvinr enioved vour pleasant cli-
'tiiate." While the nossibilitv that his
.
ideas could be enlarged is not new to
' any one who Las read his letter of ac
' ceptance, the discovery that it can be
i done by a "pleasant climate" is one
that should be reported to the British
J Association at Montreal.
I .
j The numerous Democratic editor
3 who wra demanding 20,000 majority
, in Maine while he knew it wouldn't
, reach 5,000, is now kicking himself
I because he didn't follow the New
, York Herald, aud insirfts that if the
j majority didn't climb up to 32,000 he
t would call it a Republican defeat.
j Let every Republican see that his
State aDd County taxes are paid.
.lACKSllN. MATSON & CO.
Tionesta, l'a., Aug. io, mm. ot
XOTICK.
VnticB is herehv .riven that on Tuesday.
October 7th, 18S4,"or as soon thereafter as
may bo piacticable, an application will be
made to the Governor of Pennsylvania.
Ti th nnt tiinn th -nemneratic na- under the provisions oi uio vet oi as-
i4 , sembly known us "tne L,'orioration aci oi
pers were heuging on tne luaiue eieu- ami mo several supinoiiionis muic-
'...,?, . . ,u . ; to. for the charter of a corporation to be
Hon? It will be remembered that it .. ..Tho standard Clav Telephone
was thev, and not the Republicans Company," the character and object of
ims uirj, a i which are constructing, inamtainiiig and
leasing telephone lines for tho private use
of individuals, linns, corporations, mu
nicipal and otherwise, tor general busi
ness and lor ponce lire notruis or im.sauu
I for the transaction of
any business iu which electricity over or
And all kinds of
FiSHfiMCTACKLE.
I shall also continuo to handle the
"White" Sewing Jliu-lilne,
A ml tin
CHICAGO SINGER SEWING MACE INE
Come and sea mo. You will lind me
ALWAYS AT HOME.
Muzzle Loaders made to order and war
ranted.
fTREP AIRING IN ALL ITS
W0 BRANCHES PROMPTLY AUD
PAITEi ULI.I UUJNIj.
K. A. KAI.WWIX.
Tidioute, Pa., Aug. 12,
H. C. VVHITTEKIN.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
TIONESTA PA.
T nn.1 ull. T?;l I ! r! V" Snrvevinr a Snecialtv
Magnetic, Sular or Triauuuhttion Survcy-
, lii'r. lle.st or liistruiiienis aim worn
Terms on applicaiion.
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ll.iv'.n:rii"-' !'!' ii' ; U''W pluiiiu;.' lui 1
at ! .; !'.. I .i.n p.-epi'.i-.-.i t"ii. .i.i ui'H.s
ol'v.'.i k '.i To '1 line ill Hi" i'i"t r. ivoi.iii.e
ra'.c.-. Mvpi: i-w ill Mii'l.i'-clwi'l im u
tin.!.;-!-. i l in-! I cui li'.. any M'l l .;'n
bilj. E.-iiig itiiv. il rUhl ui III.' I'l'P'.t I
have extri CuvliU'w for sliippinjc to "
pc.inls. i,.ji. m i.in imiii. j.
AMERICAN ""AGRlCULTUaiST
lOllColninus li.O I'.ii'rriviius in ive h isv.ue.
43: d YE Ml. $1.50 A Yoar.
hn insisted that the result there was
to be indicative of the result in the
country iu November. Tuesday
morning they rejoiced in the assertion
that Maine gave a cold day for
Blaino because the majority was only
twelve thousand. More complete re
turns show that it is really about
twenty-one thousand. Are they
ready to take in their flag9 and post
pone the election of a Democratic
President until 1888?
STARTLING
DISCOVERY!
i ncr MANHOOD RESTORED.
A victim of vouthful impruUonoa caiisma I'reui.
turo Decay, Krvou lability. Lo- Manhood, etc..
hTin tn.d in vaia MJ known imeuy. b
cuvrr. a niiupl et euro. luch he .U t
to lim f. .lluw-BiifliToni, addrena J. II. Ht.Jt. .
43 t liailiain bt., . 1.
-Ouly a few days more to pay
taxes.
tin i, mil. wirnu nu.v t.o Honlied to hiiv use
ful niriose, with tho principal ollico lo
eated in the city of I'ittshurgh, l'a.j and
for the purpose aforesaid t possess and
enjoy all the rights, privileged and im
munities, granted and conferred by the
laws aforesaid. The subscribers to said
proposed charter are Win. Semp'o, Oeo.
IS. li ill. Win. Seniiilo, Jr., Win, I. Mus
tin and John L. Nicholson.
JOHN C. NEW MY EH, Solicitor.
ENTHAL HOUSE, OIL CITY, PA.
J W. 11. KOT1I, Proprietor.
The largest, 15est Located and Furnished
House in the City. Scar Union Depot.
DTI. FHEASKS WATEK CUUE ES'
.piu.KiiMV'r A l.niilth institu
tion in its i-Oih year. Eor nearly all kind
of chronic discuses, and especially the dis
ai.u.. nf woiiiuii. Ooeii at all seasons
i -..,,i.,v. .....n Arl.lrPKM. S. Frcaso. M.I.
New ISrighton, Heaver county, Pa. feb7l,
ESTRAY.
Came to tho premises oftho undersigned
in Jliekory township, during the month
of June, one Ewe and tw o lambs. The
ewe has half of left ear cut off. Theoivner
is notitied to come forward, prove proper
ty, pay charges and tako same away, oth
erwise they will bo disposed of according
to law. j.ii.i jiii.i.iii,
Septou-ber 1st, 18S5.
A HIMTION Al. TllAIN I'.IITS i
11. .I...... w'n.rc.i i . :irti mi . Irviiu!
pin, Ti.lio.ifo II: :tpni. Tioucsin ,'):"
rives i Mi i n v i :oo pin.
.1 him l ioNAl. 'I'u.MN Leaves (Ml I
l!:li) am, (lleopolis l: 17 inn. Eagle li "
7:ir..i!ii, I'resiilciil 7:(i7iiin, I imicsla i:-.-'ant
II ic or v K;. .nun. ruiikev vine uii'tiim, u i -
onto ll:'.'.0:;iii. Thiiiison 11:1', iinivta
irvinc.on 1 1 :v..; in .
Trains run on l'.asicrn nine.
Tn a . v li. ivin - I'il'.slmrirh S: l"iiini. lr-
rivimr i'illslnii'c.h .s:HOnin. arc Solid Train-'
willi Pallor tarn bclweoii Jluflalo kim:
Pillslt!i'':h.
Trains lca u.;r Pittslmn.U iii'.i.iimh. nr
riviiv; I'iHsbur-jh 7;.'.0:iiii, are Solid Tt.vv
with Pulltnan's Slc.-nliij; Crs llw'.
i'.ull'alo nnd Pillslmruh.
; i"-T irkols sold ami l.aca; '
to nil principal point.
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REMEDY,
'JO years Vet wef :
li!
iliiini ,.. s'aiims for Sanililv I'm V
( l''.n;..!:-li or tii inian) of the liles. mid
lli'sl Aur i iiltiiiiu .Joiiri.iil in me worm.
oirtvi:.: .1 1 1 1 ! CO.. DWIH V'.
JC Pre.-. 7-d liroai'.way, Nev Voik.
A PRIZE
s. ini six cents lor postage.
mill riri'lv" Inn a cosily liox
of goods which will help ail, ol calier sex
lo more money ritrht away than anytliing
else in this world. Fortunes await the
workers absolutely sure. At oneo aci
drss Truo it Co,, Augusta, Maine. Apr.il
GREAT REDUCTION! $180 ft YEAR.
V-V.-' ,-
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Located on thojV. Y., P .: O. II. H.,1
CHAMBERLAIN INSTITUTE
AND
VVJl X 1.1. I XHT I tut
RANDOLPII. N. Y.
It is a large and thoroughly equipped
Seminary for both sexes, .-.tablisln-d in
ISi.O. Property free from debt, JllKl.liuu.
Now lioarding' Hull with steam heat, etc.,
erected iu 1SS: at tho cost of f Ex
cellent Hoard and home-likearrimgements
throughout. Total expciis. for board,
furnished room, steam heat, lighl, wasli
ing and tuition for I t weeks fo!'.70; lor
one veur (flMl. Fall t. rni begins Scpleni
1.i f iss-l ..i,.K Diceiiilier ,rlh. Winter
term f.pi lis Iieceiuber l.Mli ; ends Miucli
lil'tli IKS,"). Spring term opens March 31st,
ends July lid. For Circulars or Cata
loirue. udi'lress. PltOF. J.T. EDWAltDS,
I). I)., Princiind. Jul ;; lit.
If... in.r t lll.r, 1...1
and li mil who Asthma or 1 I'.at.iii-i. .
..... I In- einiiieiit nil vsiciaie'. end rcceii
ing no benefit, I was compelled I'.urin
the last live yi ars of my illness lo sit "
mv chair day and night gasping for breat
inV sullering was beyond dcscripti.
Iii" despair I expeiiinciUed on nivself :
coniponnding roots and herbs and int.
ing tho medicine thus-obtained. 1 lot.
nalcly discoveded tliis Wonderful Ci
for Asthma and Catarrh, warranted to i
lieve the most stlilibofti cn-e of Asthma r
live minutes, so that the patient can li.
down to rest mid sh i p coimortable. Plea e
read the l'olovingcondt'iis'd extracts: -
Mrs. W. T. I'.rown. Monroe, Texas,
ivriles ; "I snllered Willi Asthnia ill) years.
Your ureal remedy has completely cured
me. Publish this for the benefit of the.
alll'.ctcd.
C. S. Clark. Wakeuian, ., writes:"!
rtainlv heleivc your remedy to bo tint
best Aslhma and Ciilarrh euro m tno
world. I have tried everything else, and
all failed but yours. 1 wish you wor.ds
success.
C. A. Hall, llashaw. is., writes: "l
. KI...L .I.TI.' II .1.11. Ill . Ill
ice.-, ii'n I "" , : - - .;
iiltiable, doing just what you claim lor it.
It is truly a t.mi-seiHt io liuiiiuoii. . -
mm can allnrd todo without, it vvlio is Uf
a-ring with Asthma (r ( ularrli.
u....i. . ilio iivi.ressions ol nraise and
gratitude received daily, and in addition,
I will still eoiiliniui my mrmor jnopos-
s;..n,i ..ii v.iiii naiiie alio utiuic-s
and i will forward you a trial package by
rwturn mail, Hi'e ol charge, run mo
box bv mail, I. no. Sold by all t'.riigsisls.
Address, 1). LAN J ELL, ApplgcroeK, t'..
Inventor and solo proprietor.
DHOTOUKAPJI (JALLEHY,
1 TION1CSTA, PA;
H. CAItPENTER, - - ?ropriar.
iw lriiii.ticils write thev owe their life
ui.,1 iirnsi.iit in hi. I bealtli to Acker's Kn
Itlisli remedv for consumption, coughs,
uolds, A,c. Sold by li. W. Itovard.
J
Ol5 WHKK of every dcsecii.tion exectt
ted at the liKl'U l--l aa oince.
(m
TMetures taken in all the lateut ftylei o
the art.
STEAM ENGINEarir'SS
nnd Machinery a Specially. Second iiau
i;ii"ines anil 1 toilers on hand. Send 1.
Sloek List. THOMAS CAliLIN, All.
glieny City. auj,i ly.