t&fct Jorcsi Republican.
J. K. WUNK,
EDITOR.
WEDSESDA1 JlflKJilNO, AlC. 26, ISM.
ItritiiMicnn Nlnlt Ticket.
FOR BTATK Till: A KIT. Kit,
MATTIIKW S. O.UAY.
of Braver County.
llrpiilllmi C ounty Ticket.
For Associate Jiultfe,
Hon. JOHN A. PROPER.
Tor ristriot Attorney,
1'. M. CLARK, E.
GET REGISTERED.
All Republicans Bhou'd see that
their names are on the list of voters of
their respective districts. These lists
should now be posted at the places of
lioldiog the election in each district.
Young men, who voted on age at the
last election, especially should see that
they are registered this year.
The cheek of the Ohio Democrat is
-monumental. At a time of greatest
business depression since 1857 he
cooly resolves that a "revival of busi
ness" has occurred during the last five
jnonthe.
Carl Schurz has been heard from.
"He is writing a life of Henry Clay.
It is likely that Schurz will go to
Ohio this Fall and do a littlo slump
ing for Iloadly and malaria, at 8150
per stump.
The Ohio Democrats have discov
eied a "revival in business" and "an
increase in the value of property"
since the .advent of the Democratic
administration. It is to be hoped
they will advertise their discovery so
that 'the people of the country will
learn of it.
. WE.euspect that one trouble with
this (Administration will be that it
will be found to contain too many
candidates for president and vice-president
in 1888. For president there
are-Cleveland, Bayard and Hendricks ;
for vice-president there are Vilas,
Pension Commissioner Black and
Manning. All this means trouble to
come.
The Grand Army men in Ohio will
do their share in putting Hoadly on
the shelf. He waited until the elev
enth hour before issuing a proclama
tion announcing Grant's death, aud
was one of the very few governors of
Northern states who refused to attend
the funeral. The old soldiers will not
forget this petty slight from the Gov
ernor of their dead commander's na
tive state.
Judge Thurmak has been general
ly credited with being the brainiest
Democrat in his party; and his de
termination not to be a candidate for
Governor in Ohio this year, goes far
to justify the estimate. The waver of
that old red bandana has a pretty
Jevel head, and he could not be fooled
into monkeying with a buz saw, or
permitting himself to be set up like a
ten pin, to be bowled over.
With one accord the Bourbon or
gans are reviliug John Roach because
the statement of his assignee shows
that his assets are greater than bis lia
bilities and that he can pay his debts
dollar for dollar. In order to com
mand the sympathy of thefe able
'journals Mr. Roach ought to have an
Bounced that he could pay only ten or
fifteon cents on the dollar. His deter
mination to pay in full will be looked
upon as establishing a bad precedent
The Evening Telegraph of this city
bas succeeded in obtaining from our
esteemed Freetrade contemporary, the
Record, a specific statement in regard
to the raw materials it proposes to
place upon the free list should the ta
riff be revised according to the Rec
ord' ideas. It would first strike at
the farmers of the country and put
wool on the free list; next at the mi
ners by making iron ore and coal free;
next at the chemical industries, which
abound in its own city; then at our
flax industry, and finally at talt and
lumber. With the exception of cheiu
icals, these are all industries which, in
a greater or less degree, affect the ag
riculturist, whose interests the Record
pretends to delend. The opposition
to the Record's proposition will come
mainly from the agricultural district
of the country. We are glad to ob
tain a dtfiuite statement of what the
tariff reformers want- J'hila. Jej.
Revision of the Tariff.
The activity to be noted in the free
trade journals just now, and at the
snine time a marked lowering of tone
in their manner of treatment of tariff
revision, gives color to the repoit that
the protectionist and fne trade Dem
ocrats have made a compromise, and
acrecd upon a measure which will be
pressed with all their vigor at the
coming session of Congress. The cur
rent representation now is that the
proposed redurtiou will bo about thirty-three
per cent., or forty million
dollars in the revenue from impoit
duties. This reduction might or
might not bo borue, if judiciously
distributed, without serious detriment
to the industries of tlio country, and
if it could bo so borue there would be
no objection to it en the part of intel
ligent protectionists, who only insist
that the principle cf protection shall
be maintained ; but there is grave
doubt of the fitness of theoretical free
traders to bo the distributors of the
reduction, especially when they ap
proach the work with the uttinl Dem
ocratic insincerity and false pretence.
They would make the people believe
that the depression of trade is due to
overproduction, and overproduction is
due to the protective tariff. In mat
ing this assertion they take no account
of the fact that the depression has
been greater iu Great Britian and
longer continued than in this country,
and that it is universally attributed to
over production Ho stroug is this
conviction in England, that Senator
Edmunds reports of his late visit to
that country, "that he found every
where trade suffering from over pro
duction." "England" says he "has
gone on manufacturing until she has
glutted all her markets. There is al
ready a wide spread fooling that Eng
land can only save herself and pre
vent starvation and emigration among
her working people by following the
example of this country and adopting
a protective tariff policy." Even
they will not call in question either
the intelligence of observation or hon
esty of representation of Senator Ed
munds and they evade the issue by
simply ignoring it. Another of their
favorite pleas is, that it is au oppres
sion to tax raw materials, and prom
ise all kinds of revival of trade when
the mines and quarries of the country
and the farms are shut out of our
markets by the admission of foreign
ores, wools and other raw materials
without duty. This, of course, is a
dishonest appeal to the cupidity of the
manufacturer, with the design to di
vide the protectionists bv artavinr
the manufacturer against the agricul
turist. We could never find out why
any considerable portion of the Amer
ican people should want our valleys
gridironed with railroads and bridees
of foreign iron, laid on inexhaustible
beds of native ores, and her people
clothed in foreign wools while our
hills are aching for the herds that
would produce them of our own.
The reason is beyond our depth, we
confess ; but we are very sure those
who act on their theories are not fit to
be entrusted with revision of our ta
riffs. llarrkburg TelegrajK.
Broiiiki; Hendricks protests that
he is uot itspoubibla for the errors
committed by President Cleveland.
This is correct. The Administration
is a limited copartnership, iu which
the Vice President has nothing to do
but kiep the fliou off the glassware
and ijrowl at the head of the firm. -
Get registered now. September 3d
is the last day. Newly naturalized
citizens and voters on age last year
cannot voto unless registered.
Having purchased a lot of Shoes
at a rare bargain we are at preeent
offering some good values. See our
School Shoes.
2t. Wm. Smearbaugh & Co.
PROCLAMATION.
Whkkeah, The lion. W. D. IJrown,
President Jude of tho Court of Common
Plena and Quarter Hussions in and for
tho county of Forest, baa issued his pre
cept for holding a Court of Common Plens
Quarter Sessions, &e.. at Tionesta, for
the County of Forest, to eoinineneo on tlio
Third Monday of Sept., being tbo Vint day
of Sept., 1S.S5. Notice is therefore given lb
tlio Coroner, J ustico of tlio Peace and Con
alablosot said county, that they bo then
and there in their proper persons ut ten
o'clock, A. M., of baid day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, to do those tilings
which to their offices appertain to be done,
and to those bo are U.und in recognizance
to prosecute against tlio prisoners tiiat are
or shall be in the jail of Forest County, that
they lie then and there present to prosecute
against them as shall bo just. Given un
der my hand and seal'lliia 24th day ol
August, A. D. lSho.
L, AG NEW, Sheriff.
Confirmation Notico.
Notion In hereby pi von t lint Tlvmn" J.
Rownian, Guardian of Eda E. Klemiinr,
has tiled liia Html account In my o(l!cand
tho sanio will bo presented for Continua
tion nt tlio next term of Court,
C. M. N HAWKEY,
Clerk Orphans) Court.
TimiOKtrt, Pa., An. i!4, 1885.
2846. FOHTY TEAT. 3 BSCCIiSS. I8S5.
l-WE STAND AT THE HEAD.
1 ,300,000 Hows Sewing Machines In actual mm.
Oui Latest Success.
Easy Rnnnlng Sewing Machine
With the continuous manufacture and experience
el Forty year, the H.)a Company now otter ma
chine aiiporlor li any and nil othert. It combines
evrry requisite: lioi H'ch Arm; la Llnht Running:
Nolteleia: Attractive: Beautiful In Finish; Perfect In
Workmanship: Perfect ; tilcM : Sell-Threading Shut
tle; tnrquaicd Tenslont; Easiest to Operate; the
most room under the Arm. and to perfectly balanced.
It It without Vibration. Una the flneet tet ol Attach
ments lor lamily tewing, which are put up in a velvet
lined box. Its woodwork is of finost styles and latett
designs. II la a household treasure. If we are not
alresdy represented, we WANT AN AGENT IN THIS
COUNTY. Write ue for catalogue ot terms and prices.
Send and buy a sample machine and introduce It to
Jour friends. We do not say you can make a fortune
i short time, but you can make a lair, sqimre,
onest living. Mention this paper when you writ
Address THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE CO.
No. 4 Sixth St., rittsburcli, Pa.
" CANDEE
11
Rubber
OTS
wini
DOUBLE THICK
BALL.
Ordinary Rubber T)oot3
always wear out first on
the bull. TlioCAJiDKR
Hoots are double tliick
on the ball, and give
DOUBLE WEAR.
ifoat economical Rubber
lioot in the market.
Laeta longer than any
other boot and the
PRICE ?iO HIGlTER.
Cull a:
amine
eooda.
m
:W
FOR SALE BY
RuIHXSON A- BONNER,
TIONESTA, PA,
PUBLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE
Tlio Kt-ltonl Directors of Tionesta Boro,
will sell ut von due or outcry on Tuosdav.
September ZM, at 1 o'clock p. in., tbo
School Building and lot, sizo 5x10 porches,
located to tlio South of tbo Court Houso
and east of tlio law ollice of K. L. Davis.
TERMS Ouo third in band, balanco In
one and two years. A ,-briot of title" bv
IJ. J. Hind Esq., which ia believed to bo
unquestionable, can be noon at tlio office
of May, Park A Co. Sale will bo mado
upon the grounds unless tlio property In
previously disposed of. The Directors re
serve tlio i iglit to reject any and all bids.
. w. kuiji:sso:n, President.
J. W. MOHItOW, Secretary.
GREAT REDUCTION! $158 A YEAR.
Located on the N. Y., P A O. 11. It.,
CHAMBERLAIN INSTITUTE
AND
I FJIALE INSTITUTE.
RANDOLPH, N. V.
It is a large and thoroughly equipped
Seminary for both sexes. Established in
1S60. Property free front debt, $MUi.OOO.
New Doardine Hall with steam heat, etc.,
erected in lHs;i at tbo cost of f 15.000. Ex
cellent Hoard and home-likenrran;f menu
throughout. Total expense for board,
iurnished room, steam heat, lijrht, wash
ing and tuition for 14 weeks j.iii.DO; for
one year 15K.10. Fall term begins Auk.
2.5th, ends Nov. Winter term be-ins
Dec. 1, 1NS5, ends March 1 1, Inmi. Sprint:
toxin bcKins March 21, ends Juno 2j, lb,
For Circulars or Catalogues, address.
PKOF. J.T. EDWAKDS, 1). I).. Priuci-lftl-
Jul j.-i-a.
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN ON
THE LOSS OK
A l.til'tlll fl ll ttlii V jt.n-n M'...af ,f
". v t a i iiatiiiriii
and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness,
or Spermatorrhea, induced bv self-abuse,
Involuntary Emissions, lmpiitency, Ner
vous Debility, and Impediments to Mar
riaKO, Konerully ; Consumption, Epilepsy
and Fits : Mental anil Physical Incapaci
ty, Ac,. iiy KORERT J. CULVER
WELL, M. D.
The world-ronownod author, in this ad
mirablo lecture, clearly proves from bis
own experience that tlio awful consequen
ces of belf-abuso may be ell'ectually re
moved without duiiKerotiH aui'Kical opera
tions, bougies, instruments, nn;vs or cor
dials; pointing out a mode of cure ttt
once certain, und rllectual, bv whinii ev
ery sullbmr, no matter what li'ia condition
may be, may euro himself cheaply, pri
vately and rudii-ally.
jJ-Tbis Lecture will prove a boon to
thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, j ost-paid, on receipt of
four cents or two postage stamps. Address
THE CULVER WELL MEDICAL CO.,
41 Ann St.. N. Y., N. Y P. O. 15ox 4.,0
A PRI7FSe,ul six t'"ts or I'ostaKO.
H I IIILL. and receive free a xstly Uix
of goods which will help ail, of lillar sex
to more money rilit away than anything
else in this world. Fortunes await the
workers absolutely sure. At once ad
dress Truo A Co,, Augusta, Maine. Apr .9
2 -- -Iihimiid 3C
1 1 r 1 f
t r ''k
IN THE EXCHANGE BLOCK, HAS THE
MOST COMPLETE Stock of FURNITURE,
U -vivJkSA WtWTfWW TO SUIT THE TIM ICS.
mmMamm of hearse.
This is the only Store you can ascend ami descend Five Stories without climing
stairs. Froo ride In tbo Elevator in tho EXCHANGE HLOCK,
Tclepboiio Connection. ltst of Suspension llrldno.
TO SECURE
Bargains in
Having purchased the larKO stock of HARDWARE formerly belonging to
GEOitGE ROSS,
AT SHERIFF'S SALE!!
Which, lidded to my own,mnkeH a MAMMOTH STOCK, I will soli for tho next tbico
months nt prices to distance competition,
iMii iaxi iM) sin:irr ihov,
?i vc iiii:uv rrooij asto tikk sti:i:i
milMltlltS' IAICIWAIII nr.i.
NAII, LOCKS, 1:1W,
T iuiicit
RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING,
rou I)i:h,j shot,
t.UtTItIIM.i:s AND
IIKVOI.VKBCS
iiii;s,
and ovcrythinj; In tho HARDWARE LINE. Call nnd hoo me or write for prices.
H. GK TINKER,
Nos. 10 & 12 South Seneca St.,
on, CITY, rA..
5pimmiiii Mil n
1885
cc01V).j."),V)655,r)5r. hh) jo
CLOTHING G&OTHIKC 0L.0TUING
If vou are In need of ANYTHING in tho lin t of CLOTH
ING, OVERCOATS, HOOTS. SHOES, DltV GOODS,
DRESS GOODS, or anything kept in a General Store, vou
can tin l A GOOD ASSORTMENT JN ALL DEPART
MENTS at H.J. HOPKINS it CO.'S.
We claim the REST ASSORTMENT. IT a EST GOODS, and
LOWEST PRICES OE ANY HOUSE JN THIS COUNTRY.
Step in nnd Ret our Prices, hoc our Stock, ami you will bo
convinced that wo mean what we nay. We aim' to keep our
-GROCERY, FLOUR AND
full of FRESH COODS A f PRICES Til AT CAN'T RE
HEAT. COM E AND SEE. WE TA K K PLEASU li E IN
SHOWING GOODS.
II. J. HO PKIN S & C O.
3? 11111111111111 Sg
18851
- rm m m m m J'
Sfbsiesafe Aacfeer
Boots, soes, liisfs,
723 anO 723 Xitocrty Hi., (Ke.l
r.r-GUI.AR Al'CTION f.ITG,
Every WLDXtyiUY nt 11 A.
rjnrHa.ll Orders Kcodva iTopt a:id C:.reftil Attsr-tios.a
I sell ponds CO to it rent, lower llian tint Jol.bin;- Trndo, nn I 'b livrr cither
flirci-t Irom the factory, or from my warehouse in I'iif-hcrh, and can :iMirtf nicrcli.-.nii
Ii.mdlii.;; (roods in my line ti.at it will piy ii;e:il Ij c:i uie bclui'c ia;ti:ui tlicir par
cl.aaos. A t.iy stock u v.i full ui
you hvn a larger line t a Itr-t frnn. tbon mv r cnt can show by sample. My PjUlI
t-ji'lesi Oi'c tut ii i i.i ;iin:.'.t mid li,.-s: iociili s:. .-n '.y any 'LmIc in t.io I'mtcd .States,
Wy tipcwWiu. arc iiOJiw i.Cl.t2:c ." aud iiOJliCSl UaiiM. I am iho
Only iiabber :ri3;:cy !:i Pittsburgh,
nnd offer this fall 3Ljti?iii.' I.Kevc-r. v:;?l c.-iii anal Tjatioiinl
Rubber Compaklv y i4i;it, at prie. in.u cannot lie uitfi Iiy Joldicra; ho
Mcle.s, 1 alw.iyu have a ! ull I .in j o. on J ... n.. v. !1 .- i.i.ls -it Kid Ihts, at lo to
20 pt:r cent, hclow t in? 111:41 U.r, 1. 1 : . iuar.., 1' .1 i.a :i y l ni.is. I sell tlie lic-t
3.00 Khoe in Men's (all I;, t; m I,..!. ,1 it . .,mc , , .1 1 1. ( :. S. I sll a Men's
Veal Calf Cap ioc Hook li .1 '-2 li ,,.1.1.. Sol, .Vm.ID l.ll.'i i Ulliv, lli:;t you cr.n im-iil
at Sl.Ij. fjciul A.? s.-.-.n jii i tiotii i.f a'.vt. fulj a.je-ii f. r
Jolin 3':tii!l Co's Shoes,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
TOO NUMEROUS TO
MENTION IN
DETAIL,
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
Hardware!!
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CL11N, SHOT CStJXS,
AXI5 JtEFIJKN,
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ll:0oinn. Warron lJ:".Oiim, Irvinidon l:.rW
.iii, Tidiouto 3:!0)pm, Tioiuwta 4:fi0pm, itr-
ii von oil City tt:Jr.pni.
A IHHTIONAI. 7 KAIIf JjOMTOH Oil I ItV
fi:00 nm. Oloopolia 0:40 11111, Enirln Rocit
Minn, President 7:0'.'nin. Tinrtn d.VJ.iiu
Hickory K:40nin,Trttnkoy villo (roOniu.Tld-
onto loOiini, TlioiiiiiMon 11:00, nrriviM
rvincton li:30Hin. Warrptt I'.'joOpni, Kin-
VJ:()pin, Sogitr Ron li'JO, (Nirydon !i:00,
Onovlllo .1:1.'), Wolf Jtiin 3::U, Ouiiker
Ilridirft :i:40, litnl Hoiimo 4:10, Snlaiimniii
.1:01!, Smith Carrollton ."itiltl, South Vanda-
iin Alloulit'iiy t;:ls, urnves oionu
:t0pm.
TruiiiH run on EiiMtorn 'ilino.
'1'kains loiivinir PittHlinruli 8;r."nm, nr-
rivin PittHlinruli 7:-.'.pin, aroSoild 'J'i nin.s
between llntl'iilo and PittHhnru;h.
Tiiainh li-nvinu PitlNl.nri'lt 8:4."pnt, nr-
rl viny- 1'itU.lnii uli 7: lOnm, arp Solid Trains
with Pnllmiin'H MIopphiK Cars liotwciu
lliill'iilo and PittNliuruh.
jr-tTickots sold and biiircntio -li-kil
to all ivrinripal poiiutM.
tiot tniKi lal.lcH Kivinvr mil Iiiroriuatau
from Cmnpniiy'H Asrf ntt.
S. O A I CIIEUE, UOII'l Mint,
J. A. I'E.LLtJWS,
!fn'l Pits'r nn Ticket Atxeut,
No. 41 Exclmncn St.. litif 1'nlo. N. Y.
J. L. niAKJ, Audit, Tionostn, P:l.
Buckeye Force Pump
3"
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CA LL A N D fi KT PRICJM,
ED. HiJlBEL,
TIONESTA, I'ENN'A.
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITU
TION propood to tho hUUi'iin t, thU
I .in imttiU'i.iil t li f'i. tlinli anr.rfival . n ha
JiN'tion !' the CifiicrHl AHNiMiildy "f tlio
Coiiiinon wealih of PontiKvlvuniii. Pnl-
Iislu.il iiy onlor of tho Nocrotarv of tint
CoininonwiMilili. in ini'uti-n of the 1st
Mfction t)f Artii le XVII I of tho Coimtitu
tion. Joint resolution pirpoinr nn nmend
mnnt to thn C'onstituiioii of tlin (Vniinoti
wealth of l'ennsvlvaniH :
Do it resolved by the Senntn and IIhiiko
of Representative!! of I ho ('oninionwenitli
of P isvlvnnia in Oeiiernl Assembly
met, that tho followinv; is proposiHl us mi
amendment of the Constitution of tho
Commonwealth of J'eiinsvlvaiiia, In ac
cordance ivitii tho provisioiiM of tho
eighteenth article thereof.
AMENDMENT.
That Kcctiou live of iirtie'o rtvo of tho
CoiiNtitiUjon of tho Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, winch reads as follows:
"W henever a county shall contain forlv
thousaiid Inhabitants it Khali eonstitue a.
separate judicial district, and Khali elect
0110 judnu learned in the law ; and tho
lieiipi al As.soiiibly shall providn for addi
tional judges, us the business of iho Haiti
districts may rei'juiro. i;ounties contain- ,
inn a population less than is tmllicient to
constitute aeparato districts Hiiall bo
tormed into convenient sinlo districts,
or, if necessnrv, may be attached to con
tiguous districts as tho General Assemblv
may provide. The otiteo of assoniato
jude, not learned in tlio law, is altolishod
in counties forming sepiirato districts;
but tlio several associate judges in ollico
when this Constitution shall lo adopted
bliatl servo for their unexpired terms' bo
and the sumo is hereby amended, so as to
read as follows: Whenever a county shall
contain sixty thousand iniiubilaiits it may
constitute a boparate judicial district, anil
mav elect one judjje learned iu thu law;
and the Ouoeral Assembly hhall provide
lor additional judges, as 'tlio business of
said districts may require. Counties not
forming separate disti icts, thall be formed
into convenient single districts, as tho
General Assembly may provide. The of
fice of associate jitdire,' not learned iu tho
law, is ulioli-hed in counties fm uiiiifr aep
arate distiicts and having more than 0110
law judiro j every oilier county shall elect
two associate judges, who shall not be re
quired to be learned in the law ; but the
several associate judges in office, when
this amendment shall be adopted, Khali
serve for their unexpired term.
A true copy of the Joint Jte.solution.
W. S. STKN(ii:i:,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.