Slit Jorwt tpuMta.
J. K. WEVK,
EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY MORJilNC, AlC. 26, 15M.
IlcnuMirmi Nfntc Tfrkcf.
I-OR STATU THUASI'RKR,
M ATT I IK W S. QUAY,
of Heaver County.
llcmbllcnii t'oimly Ticket.
For Associato Jiuitre,
Hon. JOHN A. PHOPEM.
Tor District Attorney,
1. M. CI-AItE, Esq.
GET REGISTERED.
1
All Republicans ehou'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
tioldiDg the election in each district.
Young men, who voted on nge at the
last election, especially should see that
-they are registered this year.
The cheek of the Ohio Democrat is
raoDuraentnl. At a time of greatest
business depression since 1857 he
cooly resolves that a "revival of busi
ness" has occurred during the last five
months.
Carl Sciiurz has been heard from.
Tie is writing a life of Henry Clay.
It is likely that Schurz will go to
Ohio this Fall and do a little stump
ing for Hoadly and malaria, at 9150
per stump.
The Ohio Democrats have discov-
eied a "revival ia business" and "an
increase in the value of property"
since the .advent of the Democratic
administration. It ia to be hoped
they will advertise their discovery so
that rtbe people of the country will
r learn of it.
WE-suspect 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
aie'Cleveland, Bayard aud 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 pa
tive state.
Judge Thurman 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
tenpin, to be bowled over.
With one accord the Bourbon or
gans are reviling John Roach because
the statement of his assignee - shows
that bis 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 theee able
'journals Mr. Roach ought to have an
nounced that be could pay only ten or
fifteen cents on the dollar. His deter
mination to pay ia 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 proposos to
' place upon the free list should the ta
riff be revised according to the Rec
ord's ideas. It would first strike at
the farmers of the country and put
v 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 chem
icals, tbeso are all industries which, in
a greater or less degree, a fleet the ag
riculturist, whose interests the Record
pretends to defend. The opposition
to the Record's propooitiou will come
; mainly from the agricultural district
, of the country. We are glad to ob-
tariff reformer vnuVJ'hila. las.
Revision of Iho Tariff.
The activity to be noted in tho free
trade journals just now, aud at the
snme time a marked lowering of tone
in their manner of tieatmrnt of tariff
revision, gives color to the repot t that
the protectionist and frte trado Dem
ocrats have made a compromise, and
agreed upon a measure which will bo
pressed with all their vigor at the
coming session of Congress. The cur
rent representation now is that the
proposed reductiou will ho about thir
ty-three per cent., or forty million
dollars iu the revenue from impoit
duties. This reduction might or
might not he borne, if judiciously
distributed, without serious detriment
to the industries of the country, and
if it could bo so borne there would be
no objection to it on 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 UMinl Dem
ocratic insincerity and false pretence.
They would make the peiple believe
that the depression of trade is due to
overproduction, and overproduction is
due to the protective tariff. In mak
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 So stroug is this
conviction in England, that Senator
Edmunds reports of his lato visit to
that country, "that he found every
where trade suffering from over pro
duction." "Encland" says he "has
gone on manufacturing until she has
glutted all her markets. There is al
ready a wide spread feeling that Eng
laud 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 by arraying
the manufacturer agaiost the agricul
turist. We could never fiud out why
any considerable portion of tho Amer
ican people should want our valleys
gridironed with railroads and bridges
of foreign iron, laid on inexhaustible
bed3 of native oreB, 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. Ilarrisburg Telegraph.
Brothki: Hendricks protests that
he is not icsponsible 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 flios oir the glassware
and growl at the bead 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. Sea our
School Shoes.
2t. Wm. Smearbaugh & Co.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, Tho Hon. XV. D. Brown,
President J udge of the Court of Common
Plena anil tiunrtor Sessions in and for
tho county of Forest, has issued his pre
cept for holding a Court of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions, Ac at Tionestu, for
the County of Forest, to commence, on tho
Third Monday of Sept., being the iilst daj
of Sept., ISNd. Notice ia therefore given to
the Coroner, Justice of the Peace and Cou
HtableMot isaid county, that they bo then
and there in their proper pertons at ten
o'clock, A. M., of said day, with their
record, inquisition examination) and
other remembrances, to do titrate things
w hich to their oiHces appertain to be dune,
and to those hoare bound in recognizance
to prosecute against tho prisoners that are
or Khali be in the jail of Forest County, that
they be then and there pi t sent to prosecute
against them as Khali be just. Given un
der my hand and beal this !i'.h day ot
August, A. I). lsi.
L, AG NEW, Sheriff.
Confirmation Notice.
Notleo Is hereby frivon Hint Tlvnnn J.
Howinnn, Guardian of Eda E. Fleming,
has tiled nis Html account In my nll!c nuil
tho same wilt bo presented for Continua
tion at tho next term of Court,
C. M. NHAWKKY,
Clork Orphans Court.
Tlonpsbi, Pa., Auk. 24, 18X5.
1846. rOBXY TEAT.S erjCCLSS. 18S5.
II-WE STAND AT THE HEAD.
1,300,000 Howt Sewing Machines In actual uta.
Our. Latest Success.
0)
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&
Easy Running Seiing Martina
With the continuous manufnctiira and experience
trt Forty yuan, tho Hawo Company now olfer a ma
chine tuporlor ttt any and nil othtrt. It combines
every requisite : lias H ch Arm; la Light Running;
Noltelets; Attractive : Beautiful In Finish ; Perfect In
Workmanship ; Perfect J litci : Self-Thrcadinfl Shut
tle; bnrquaicd Tensions; Easiest to Operate; the
most room under the Arm. and so perfectly balanced.
It Is without Vibration. Kits the finest set ot Attach
ments for family tewing, nhich ere put up In a velvet
lined box. Its woodwork Is of finest styles end latest
designs. It Is a household treasure. If we are not
already represented, we WANT AN AGENT IN THIS
COUNTY. Write us tor catalogue of terms and prices.
Send and buy sample machine and introduce It to
!our friends. We do not say you can make a fortune
n a short time, but you enn make fair, square,
lonest llvlnq. Mention this paper when you writ
Address THE HOrVe SEWING MACHINE CO.
No. 4 Sixth St.. Pittsburgh, P,
"CANDEE"
Rubber
BOOTS
with
DOUBLE THICK
Ordinary Robber Boot3
always wear out firnt on
the bull. TlioCASDKK
Hoot a are iout4 tliick
on the ball, and civo
DOUBLE
Mott economical Rubber
ltoot in the market.
LaeU longer than any
other boot and the
PRICE KO HIGHER.
call and ex
amine the
FOR SALE BY
IlUlllNSONfc P.ONNEK,
TIONESTA, PA
PUBLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE
Tho School Directors of Tionnsla Iloro.
will hoII lit vendue or outcry on Tuesday.
September 22d, at 1 o'clock p. in., tho
School Building and lot, nizo 5x10 perches,
located to the South of tho Court Houso
and cast of tho lnw olllce of K. L. Davis,
TERMS Due third in hand, balance in
one and two years. A ''brief of tille" bv
H. .1. (tied Esq., which ia believed to be
unquestionable, can be hpcii at the olfieo
of May, Pnrk & Co. Sale will bo made
upon the irrounds unless the property Is
previously disposed of. Tho Directors re-
bervo tlio light to reject any and all bids.
t. w. liuuiASO.N, president,
J. v MOHKOW, Secretary.
GREAT REDUCTION! $158 A YEAR.
S'toiV"iu!lSBTe'; ' '
Located on the N. Y., P it O. It. It.,
CHAMBERLAIN INSTITUTE
AND
FEJIAXIS INSTITUTE.
RANDOLPH, N. V.
It is a larjre and thoroughly equipeil
Seminary for both sexes. Established iu
1'0. Property freo from debt, 10:5.000.
New Hoarding Hall with steam heat, etc.,
erected in 18s;l at tho cont of 4..0(X). Ex
cellent Hoard and houie-likearrangements
throughout. Total expense for " board,
furnished room, steam heat, lipht, wash
injr and tuition for 14 weeks ..r..(0; for
one year ?158.10. Fall term begins Aun.
2fth, ends Nov. Si. Winter term begins
Dec. 1, 1.SK5, ends March 14, lissn. Sprint;
term begins March 2, ends Juno 25, lbriti,
For Circulars or Catalogues, address.
PROF. J. T. EDWARDS, D. 1)., Princi
pal. Jul Ii2-(H.
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN ON
'HIE LOSS OF
A Lecture on tlio Nature, Treatment
and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness,
or Spermatorrhea, induced by Keif-abuse,
Involuntary Emissions, Imputcucy, Ner
vous Debility, and Impediments to Mar
riae, generally ; Consumption, Epilepsy
and Fits; Mental and Physical Incapaci
ty, Ac Uy HUBERT J. CL'LVER
Vv' ELL, M. D.
The world-ronownod author, in this ad
mirablo lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that tho aw ful consequen
ces of belf-abuso may be ell'ectuull v re
moved without dangerous surgical opera
tions, bougies, instruments, rinc.s or cor
dials; pointing out a mode of cure at
onco certain, and rllectual, by whioli ev
ery Bull'erer, no mutter what his condition
may be, may euro himself cheaply, pri
vately and radically.
!-This Lecture' will prove a boon to
thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, oat-paid, on receipt of
four cents or two postage stamps. Address
THE OULVEEWELL MEDICAL CO.,
41 Ann St.. N. Y., N. Y P. O. Box 4o0
A PRIF"'1 Hix w'"ts Ior 1'otaKO.
H l HILL. a(id receive free a costly box
of tfoods w hich will help all, of either sex
to more money riht away than anything
else in this world. Fortunes await the
workers absolutely sure. At once ad
dress Truo it Co,, Augusta, M:iiup. Apr.9
Sir! t
ft 9 w 1 A iv.
BALL. KAUvA
wear. mji'mwi
mm
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mm fmmmmsm
IN THE EXCHANGE
MOST COMPLETE Stock of FURNITURE,
infra vtersm.
This is the only Store you enn ascend and
stairs. Freo ride In tho Elevator In tho EXCII A NO E 11I.OCK.
Tolepliono Connection.
IL
TO SECURE
Bargains in
Ilavint; purchased the largo stock
GEORGE ROSS,
AT SHERIFF'S SALE!!
which, added to my own.Imnkes a MAMMOTH STOCK, I will sell for tho next tbreo
months at prices to distnnco competition,
ISAll I1ANI AM) SHI.irr IRON,
IIINi:itV TOO I. ANI TIKE STEEIj,
IHJIt.lH-.nS' HAIlinVAIlE, FII.EM.
H All A LOCHN, K:IW,
RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING,
I'O WD Elt, SI IOT, SHE I.IS,
CAKTIlinGES ANI A1M, SHOT SUNS,
KEVOIiVEKS AN 15 JtEI'I.DCW,
IIUllS,
and overythin; In tho HARDWARE LINE. Call and seo me or write for prices.
H. G-. TINKER,
Nos. 10 & 12 South Seneca St.,
c.'iwcjyjL.Mi'.'S-" jura
giiiniiiiiiMin?!
11885!
If vou are In need of ANYTHING in the liniof CLOTH
ING, OVERCOATS, HOOTS. SHOES, DRY HOODS,
DRESS GOODS, or anything kept iu a Octicral Store, you
curi find A GOOD ASSORTMENT IN ALL DEPART
MENTS at H.J. HOPKINS A CO.'S.
We claim the BEST ASSORTMENT, FI KST GOOHs, and
LOWEST PRICES OF ANY HOUSE. IN THIS COUNTRY.
Step in and get our Prl"os, see our Stock, and vou will be
convinced that wo moan what we nay. We aim'to keep our
GROCERY, FLOUR AND FEED DEPARTMENT-
full of FRESH COOIJS A f PRICES THAT CAN'T HE
HEAT. COME AND SEE. WE TAKE PLEASURE IN
SHOWING GOODS.
IT. J . HO PKIN S & CO.
g liuuiiiiiiu
1885
Wholesale Aacgraoer aii'J Bafecte' Agem
Boots, w&a oaipots ?4 iii Mi
723 anil 723 Xitocrty lit., (Kcvl of Wood;, riTTSKUIiCM, IA.
I'.F.GULAR AlXTtOX KA1TS,
Evcrj wi:ci;:rii, y t n A.
tcrMail Orders liecdva Prompt and Qzrc&l Attantios,"!
I sell gonrls SO to -5 pr rent. ! i;r lliun tint Juhhiiv.; Trade, nn l 'U liver either
direct (rum the factory, or from my warehouse in ! iic-ln:ri;h, :n:'l can assure mcrcli.-.nu
lumllii.;; jnoils in my laic 1:1:1 1 it will p-.y then I j t:..! e:l nic bclujo inui.in llicir par
cl.aios. Ai lay stocli ia r.lw..y vtiy full c."
UWkWM.lvMi L.: '. v.,lLti,Yl t-, ,, US
you have a lar;;cr line t j le-t fron. ll.in r.iv r cut ran show by samnle. My Ffsll
Hiylesi aic tut ii 1 r.i.:iin:.-.i mi'! '' any '!j 'c in 1.1c United States.
My sjiccwiu. aio ;koiii ici.ll:t;..: aiid lioiicsl Uaiiu. I am the
Only i'iubber fqir.cj h Pittsburgh,
nnd offer this fll Iyrtviji! LCcvcT, Aiw::Tl-iAti al ratioual
Rubber Conpa)V b iiiijJi, "I pric, in.it cannot ho mot by Jobbers; l;o
Milcs, 1 alwayj, have .1 1 ull I. in.- o. .-i;.-oii n. v, !1 i.uls (! Kid hers, at lo to
20 per cent, below I be tiiui U ..i , 01 M .mi.ir.., Y.i tuu ii y t m.is. 1 sell the lic-t
83-00 Kltoe in Men' 'all' I;. :t-..ii !..!.. .1 .1 . ,, -n- , ,1 tl, C. S. 1 m-11 a Men's
Ycd Calf i .-.p iuc ll,,ok b.l - i Ii ..I, i..- !vk-, :i.'i.U) l.i:. i i;;:;;, that you can mai
at 5l. iieiul A .- k.t:np!.-i .f bo'u i f j'.iuvi. Sj!.- a.;o':t f..r
ULOCK, HAS THE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
TOO NUMKUOU8 TO
MENTION IN
DETAIf,,
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
! TO SUIT THE TIMES.
UNI) II It TAKISdJ
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descend Five Stories without climing
East of SuHpcnsion llrldno.
CJ 53E j9L Ht 3S
Hardware!!
of HARDWARE formerly belonging to
TAKIIEI) lAIEIt, K01E OAIilU.11,
SIOE4ES AND FELLOES,
Oil, CITY, 1.V..
liiiiiiiiiiinny
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AT I KIVATi: SALE.
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5:02, South Carrollton 5::l(), South Vamla-
lin 5:18, Allohrny (i:18, arrives Olpnu
(i::iOpiu.
1 ruins run on r.iistorii limn.
Trains loavinir Pittsbnruh 8:.rrnm, nr-
riviiiK l'ittburh 7:25imi, arc Solid Tim ins
between ltulfulo anil Pittslmrirh.
Tiiainh lenvinu Pitlsburuh K:45pni, ar
riving I'itUsbui'uh 7:IOntii, are SolidTraius
with Pullinan'n Sloeplna Carn botwccii
llullitlo anil l'ittsbursfi.
Sr l lckclH Hold and baireiuio rlMt-kea
to all principal ponutx.
uct tniHi tniilcb civinff lull inroriuutu.u
from t'fitnpany'M AjrentM.
t.l'.tl. s. UA It'llLIj, ucii'i supi.
J. A. Fl'.LLOWS,
Oon'l Pnvm'r nn' Ticket Aptenl,
No. 41 Eschiinco St.. Ilullnlo. N. Y.
J. L. fntAltl, Auent, Tionostn, Pa.
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AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITU
TION propowod to tho citizen f thin
Coiiunonwealtli for their apr-roval or rp
.liH'tion by the General AxMOinhly of tho
Coiiimonwealth of Poniinylvaiiin. Pnb
lislied by order of tho Socrotarv of tho
Commonwealth , in nnrsimncn of the 1st"
section of Arth'la XVIII of thu CoiiHtitu
tion. Joint resolution propoHin". nn nmend
mnnt to thn Constituiion of tho Common
weal I h of Pennsylvania:
Do it resolved by the Sensto and Houso
of Itepresenhiti vea of (ho Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania In General Assembly
met, that the following is proposed us hii
amendment of the Constitution of th
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in bo
eorilunco with tho provisions of tho
eighteenth article thereof.
AMENDMENT.
Th:it section live of artiolo five of tho
Constitution of tho Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, which reads a.s follows:
"Whenever u county shall contain fortv
thousand inhabitants it shall eonstitiie a
Depurate Judicial ilistrict, uud Khali elect
0110 Jude learned in the law ; and tho
General Assembly sha'l providit for addi
tional judnes, us tho business of iho said
districts muy requiro. Counties contain- .
inn i population less than is Hulllcieut to
constitute separate districts shall bo
tormed into convenient single districts,
or, if necessary, may be attached to con
tiguous districts as tho General Assembly
may provide. The olhco of !trfso"jatt
judfio, not learned in the law, i als.lishod
in counties forming separate districts;
but the several associate j ml jjes in olhco
when this Constitution shall Isj udoptod
shall serve for their unexpired terms,'' bo
and tho same Is hereby amended, so as to
read us follows: Who.iover u county shall
contain sixty thousand inhabitants it may
constitute a separate judicial district, anil
ma v elect one jude learned iu thu law;
and the General Assembly shall provido
lor additional Judges, as the business of
said districts muy require. t'nuiitic. not
forming separate' districts, thall bo formed
into convenient single districts, as tho
General Assembly may provide. The of
lice of associate iudiro," not learned iu tho
law, is Bboli-hod iu counties, forming sep
arate districts and liuving more than one
lnw Judije ; every other countv shall elect
two associate judges, w ho shall not be re
quired to be learned in the law ; but tho
several associate judges in oliico, when
this amendment shall be adopted, shall
serve for their unexpired term.
A truo copy of the Joint Resolution,
W. S. Stknoku,
Secretary of thu Comtnonwculth.
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