y,
A'
WLDNESDH EARNING, DEC. !S, ISM.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Joi4i.'ii;i Nrn'tli ward, L. J. Hop
kins, J. It. Clark, VV. L. KlliiesUrer.
K uUi ward. J. l Fropnr, C A- iioudull,
Chan. Honnor.
Jiwticea of t Peace 3. T. Br"rnn,
I). S. Knox.
Cv.nt.a.ti U'.H. S. CanlTold.
School Itirfrlomii. W. Rotansmi, A..
R. KeUv, C. M, ShawVey, D. 8. Knox,
iU. W. Clark, E. L. Davit.
rOESTGQUNTY OFFICERS.
Vewftisr 0erc. At.icxAKu C.
V HSTK.
,Jiorr oSmntX. fi. Kali.
,4 Hsf.nxhly I'ktku Bkhry.
'riidr.t JmtaeW. D. Bkort.
' j.iorintf, jKdgen Lewis ARNE1U J NO.
A. Pnor-KK
Trcrturrr Ww. Rmkarravott.
Prothoviytary, Remitter dt Recorder, tc
'Crvr.Tin M. Shawkkt.
skcrir. LEOttARIl Aonf.tv.
Cini'iitIn'f Oi.ivkk BYEHLT, Wm.
jS.tielos, J. R. CWADWIOTC.
Cnry tfertinecioien J. E. II ILL'
Af..
IHntrM. Attorney P. M. Ci.Awk.
.iirv towers II. O. ItAVTS,
tlA-vio Waltrrs.
County t'f.vor II. C Wvuttkkin.
f rntT Dr. J. W. Morrow.
Omnry A vdUorn3. A. Scott, Thob,
Cp.ah, Om ZnitNOBL.
BUSINESS DIRECTOHY.
" , TIOITDSTA. lodge
O.ofO.F.
tif.RT rirT Saturday cvenin. nt 7
1U o'clonk, in' the Lodge Room In Par
tridge's Hall
J ' M I". W 1 1 1 1 F.. A. 1 X - 1 "
ai-vi.
WTSaWYER, Soc'y
l.VIKEST LOIXti-;, ivo. t, . vr. j .
V Mnnta rery Friday Evening in Odd
Vet.ows' Hnll,"TlonoHl.
F. V. WHITTEKIN, M. W.
J 1.'. WESK, Recorder.
i BiyENNAN,
L ES1AU WENT.
IS LOIGIIT AD SOLD
If T to buv or 1 Real Estate it
will Pio eorrcupcn. with me.
?' me Tirtfle THicsta station.
I ROUT II
'.7 ma Trai Ol 10:55 Bin
im 'mi us i:in pin
Train
Train II
Train pialTi-ai,31 8:1(5 mil
TrnltjU B4Tr 29 South car-
ry iiib
,rW'fcaMatprliMil
v a immhhbe iu:uu H. in.
I'rn4fc E. fli'ih vCry Sub
l;a1ti P-SUtev. Hiu.
1 r"tR V I'rosltorian Church
no':t r"yVning al evening, by
Kv.
I
LQIj AIAiscHANEOUS.
.iuarkjlgcj este,daY 70
Ci&tinal0(js guJt every
body II. Iloiins & Co.'s.
Cbeaj I at.
1 rjod g8 our town by
uife'htU we fcit lighted com
iuuittu ill is I
M'tud night i
G., wle on his
-Irrali fo
t-PT. OEOKGE HTOW TOST,
Ko. 274, CJ. A, It.
eti on th firt Wednesday in tmtdi
i. o Kb, in Odd Fellovi a Hall, Tionestrt, Va.
J. W. MORROW, Commander.
J.J.AflSEW. V. M.CLARK,
District Attorney.
AGNKW&CLAItll,
ATTOKN'EYS-AT-LAW,
CWQoe in Cobrt Hono.
Cm St. Tionost, Pcnn.
Ml
a
J. VAX OIKS EX,
TTOnXKY COUXEI.OK AT LAW,
f Edoubui;, (Enox P. O.,) Clarion Coun-
f
J
U DAVIS.
ATTOUXKY-AT-TiAW,
v Tioncsta, Pa.
.' CuUertinna nvulo In this and adjoining
notintiCM. ,
Files v. tatk,
attouxey-at-t-aw,
tUm Rtrt, ' Tlonwtn. Pit.
stopped over
brother, Jas.
Bradford.
Claus! Get
your eaents ij, Hopkins &
Co. i.Lheap.
Id. HeDr
2t. .
i Warreu coun-
ty'i eellent Rtive, speut a
few brs of lastly in t0WDf
-te Hoyt Walters bag
jed t finest pheasauts of
the tsori on ittSt. They
brouf in sevenr
' Hie Morrlow on banj
a goo supply of Werior wash
ing so, which bL ti,e pubiiu
at a y uominal xry a batch.
I new torcUcn paccd
"feral" May, Vtt bank, by
priva subscript p tunVe the
bucitis huilding portiou of
j tho trfu appear flotage.
a
few
UlTCIIFY.
ATTORXEY-AT-LaW,
Tioneifa, Forest County Pa.
1" "a'wUEXCE HOUSE. Ti.iueMt Pn.,
t H. M. Mrockwav. Proprietor. This
I if we 1m (vntrullv lotftt'Kl. Everything
ai;WHiir1 wuli fn'rni.Hh.jd, fiu)nior Ac-
H btll 111 nilatimm and ntl'it attention eivon
to u'HooU. V!n.tab!i' hikI Fruits of all
UlnJs Mcrvod in tliolr season. Sample
ioo.li for Coinmereial As"tn.
CIlvNTltAE HOUSi; Tionestn. Ta.,
J O. !. Brownetl. Proiirletor. TIiih is a
tiew liouss, and lmn.(ift boon tilted U tor
he fti'mmimodation of the puiilie. A por
tion .if the patrotne of the public is solic
ited. jWjJj
riENTKAL HOUSK.OIii CITY, PA.
J W. 11. ROTH. Proprietor.
The Inrsest, I$cM located and Furnished
IIoun.) in tho City. Xear Union Depot.
15. SIGGIXS, M. l-,
Phvsician, Rurcon A Drnnprlst,
TIONESTA, PA.
j . . . '
ike me clitpny with
eet.tn. Lrt a, IL J
Hoplua & Co. i 2t.
j1ge Reck ink to bis bed
with iekucss (dl aD
pleet stroke r'Kl-eral
ago. e is very
for hi ou our et
davs
JYV. UORKOW, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN A SURG EOX,
lalo . ArmatroiiR county, having located
!n Tiiresta in oronared to attend all pro-
fesHinnal oalla promptly and at all hours.
oiliceaia reaiuence iwn ooors norm ui
Iwrouee Ilonno. Office honra 7 to A.
u., and 11 vo l'i M. ; 2 to 3 and 01 to 74 P.
al. Hnndava. 9 to 10 A. M. : 2 to 3 and 01
Ui 7! p. M. may-18-61.
7 EM ISTRY.
I J DR. J. W.MORROW.
UuvliifT povchased the materials Ac, of
Dr. iteadinan, wouia renpeciiuwy in
Biiuroo Hint lie will carry on tho Dental
ViuMiiOMS in TioneKta. and having had over
ix ears successful experience, considers
1 imVell fully competent to (lve entire sat
isia tlou. t shall always give my medl-
, il practice tho pretcreuce. mari-w.
pi. II ill ar
in 6elring l'rot.
apo
days look
few
H.ll. Hit. A. . KIJ.T
31A l' PA R K & CO.,
3 VA 3ST IC E B S I
Coi ner of Elm A Walnut Sts. Tionesla.
Bank ot Discount aad DepoBit.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
OollecUon inaleonall thePrlncipal poinU
of the U. S.
Collectiona aoiicited. 18-ly.
J OREXZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
'lt wo
a'i in h
n I'ortuDato
l' Musical di-
rncttduring the lutpbia is a
ptettbig card i iiu(e auj
ougl;lo iubiire gjus.ay aDd
0120,
is atlvancdioolis bteo
for the pasUayi,, to
the llness of Doll il)e
leadr, and it is fobaithat he
willB able to resvoi km nftei
the iliduy
-)u't forget tildreGo to
II. .Hopkins & aiidk just
wbahey waut tohtmasEheap
-VD. kJillBla LTIV VBmnUQ
on Ttiig Hill oujiy ellg 0f
lasteek. As adiencelpul
pit Hie SI. .b. L here
cujd by Rev. h on
eveng last.
4am. Rhodes turn
hisunting pilgr int
coty. He repor hun
cekt, but while d h
Wi bunting deer, r w
in solitude. Heu&e
Biifvui uu ciboca
2v.
Albums, Vasc4.li Q
s. Ru
1 -T-V
US, UI
Good6t
pe-
day
Harness,
COLLRRS, BRIDLES,
Aud all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TONESTA. PA.
innv4 61
If
Rev. Darius Toby has moved with
his family fr m Minister to Mayburg,
and occupies the boarding houso there
lately kept by Mr. McMurtrie. He
has a timber job there, and besides
will keep a store. Mr. McMurtrie has
moved to Minister and occupies Mr.
Toby's bouae.
PJeasantnllo correspondence of
Titusville Citizen: A number of our
sportsmaa are bunting in Forest coun
ty. We may expect on their return
nn abundance of game or numberless
tales of adventure that would put
even the fertile imagination of Baron
Munchausen to shame.
What everybody wants is a nice
Christmas present for their frieuds.
You can get just what you want at II.
J. Hopkins & Co.'s. Cheap. 2t.
The veterau editor, W.' R. Johns
Esq , now an attache of the vigorous
Oil City Blizzard, was circulating
among friends in Tionesla last Friday.
Brothor Johns grows more genial as
the years roll by, and bis reminiscen
ces of early journalism in the oil re
gions are very entertaining.
The first break up of the season
occurred yesterday, when the ice went
out of the river. The river was not
frozen over, but the shore ice went
adrift filling the river almost bank
full. The whole affair wound up in a
rollicking, roaring blizzard, and this
morning things out of doors are rather
brisk.
Only one week from nest Satur
day and Merry Christmas will be here.
The question that revolves in the mind
of about four fifths of the inhabitants
about this time of year is douhtlens,
"what'll I get." And the answer will
likely be measured according to the
size or weight of the prospective San
ta's pocket-book.
Attention is directed to the new
card of Dr. J. B-Siggius in this issue.
The Doctor needs' no introduction to
our people. By close attention to
business, coupled with a thorough and
complete knowledge of his profession,
he had already established btrast-lf,
and scored a success rarely achieved
by so young a physician.
Mr. D. II. Burwell, the "boy or
ator," is announced to speak on Tem
perance at the Court House oo Wednes
day and Thursday evenings, Dec. l5tb
and I6tb. The lectures will be held
under the auspices of the Yonne
Women's Christian Temperance Un
ion, of Tionesla, who extend a cordial
invitation to all to attend. 'Admission
free.
Thomas Gifford, of Mayburg had
the misfortune to cut his foot very
bad, on Tuesday week. He was work
ing on the new "Right of Way" pipe
line being laid from Balltown to Tid-
toute. The instep of the foot was cut
right across with the ax and deep
enough to sever the artery running to
the great too. Mr. Gilford is a young
man and the only support of his par
ents aud family. The accident is in
deed an unfortunate one.
Messrs. Herman & Siggins have
broad gauge "ad" in this week's is
sue, simply auuouocing that they have
Holiday Goods for the Million."
This is a veritable fact, as all will dis
cover on entering their store. A more
complete or more beautiful line of this
class of goods has never been placed
before our people, and at astonishing
ly low prices. Their stock should be
seen to 'be appreciated, and you should
call early to make selections before
the choicest are taken. Too much
space would be required to enumerate,
but a handsomer line of toilet cases,
albums, Christmas cards, or a greater
variety of books and toys could not
reasonably be asked for. Go and see.
The following from Mr. Dunn's
paper, the Fredooia, Kansas, Chroni
cle, will fit everywhere Trade at
home. Strangers will come along and
oFer you something that seems like a
bargain. Often, if you patrooizo
them you are swindled. Beside, you
pay them the cash. If you want credit
you go to your home merchant. When
lyou have cash you should patronize
him for the accommodations he has
"eiteuded when you needed it. By
dealiog with home merchants you deal
at
Cua Goods. Ambejj
fls, Wax Dolls, C
lis, all kinds of 1
U. Hopkins & CoAeap.
3 '
-iouri couveoeat Alonu't
there will be no f t for w
iA ...u:u il .'ii
luujuijr, uitu ita nouu
i to attend. The (A is ma
. . r .l : I
i some t'i me caumonwn wr
cupy nearly a Ink of tbi
., .... . i 1 ueauug wuu noma uiercnauis you
mrt attention shoiycome o.r . . .1 . T-
. . fi with those who bava something
a ihii
Uake in the community, and who will
The building lateaied by eat you iairly for this, if for no oth-
ie borouph it beint? firi an A L j T n .. .
C "."engineer and Surveyor. ,ont1roo'n 0Q the "ecV partiJ -commodation in the way of credit
TIONESTA PA. poed off for use as a I cbam-lJid then persuade themselves into a
SSKSSnS"' W.her6 t bT W that the creditor is an oppressor
ini.' Bon tt instruments and work.fnse justice to the recrk, unJ )caUf be wants his dues. A credit
Terma on application. ,y that may need bis at. The! DOt ceoessary a gift, but it is always
jv YOU WANT a reportable job otuildiDg will hereafter ln Ba accIMmodatioo, and should be so
iifliilinsj ui a ri-nsonunii-pru-t! m.'vii jour . , ,
.rmtliisolti.-c. c,l-v 1'au'
arJl
Fred. Morgan of Oil City came
up last Friday and stayed over night
with bis brother Wrn. E. He was ac
companied by his mother, who will
visit with friends here for a few days.
Fred's many friends hereabouts will
be pleased to learn that be is rapidly
forging to the front as one of Oil City's
leading grocery-men. Our best thanks
are extended to him for a nice Xmas
gift in the shape of a box of choice ci
gars. May Fred's shadow never grow
less.
We are pained to learn of a se
rious accident which happened Mr.
Hamilton Stow, of Ciuciunnati, on
the 3d inst. We are without particu
lars, but understand he received a fall
which so shocked him that his friends
aro very much concerned about his
recovery, which is said to be very
doubtful. We hope, with the many
friends of the grand old man, to hear
that his injuries may not be of as se
rious a nature as present reports seem
to indicate.
John II. Shaw, who works on the
Colli us mill at Nebraska, met with a
severe accident last Friday evening.
He was Btanding near the "edger"
talking to Mr. Collins, and absent
mindedly laid his right hand back in
such a manner as to come in contact
with thoaw, just as the mill was
about shutdown. The result was n
very badl lacerated band. Dr. Sig
gins, who'wns summoned, amputated
the index finger and left the hand in
good condition considering the severi
ty of tbo wound.
Clarion hits taken a very lauda
ble step jn the organization of an as
sociation, composed of its leading cit
izens, whose object is "to cultivate
public spirit, quicken tho social aud
intellectual life of the people, promote
good friendship, aud secure public
health by .better hygienic conditions
in our homes and aurroundiogs, im
projj our streets, public grounds, side-1
walks, and in general to build tip and
beautify the whole town, and thus en
hance the value of its real estate and
render Clarinu a still more inviting
place of residence."
Meadville proposes to celebrato
its centennial, and has decided that
the city was founded in 1788, when
John aud David Mead came to that
place to reside permanently. They
arrived on a prospecting tour in the
spriog of 1787, went away and return
ed with their families. According to
the best information we have, the first
settlemcut of Titusville was made in
1790. We are near to the time when
we should celebrate, and if any of our
old citizens have the correct date of
the first settlement, wo shall be glad
to make it public. Citizen,
Peterson's Magazine for January
tho "queen of the lady's-books," as
it has been called excels even itself.
The beauty of its embellishment and
high character of its original stories
are bcyoud all praise. "Is tho Squire
In ?" the leading steel-plate, is one of
the very best we have ever seen; and
"First Grief," auother steel-plate, is
almost as good, if not quite. . The
colored design for painting on silk or
to be worked in embroidery, would
cost at a retail store fifty cents, yet is
furnished gratis to subscribers for
"Peterson" as a New-Year gift. Ouly
two dollars a year, witb great deduc
tions to clubs. Address Chas. J. Pet
erson, 306 Chestnut St., Phila., Pa.
Yesterday morning as the train
which is due here at 7:38 was round
ing a sharp curve in the road near
Siverley ville, the engine ran into the
engine of an extra freight staudiug on
the main track, causing both engines
to be considerably damaged. There
were about a dozeu passengers in the
car iu which Conductor Holmes was
taking tickets, only one of whom, I.
N. Greeu, a commercial agent for A.
Schilling & Co., Chicago, was severe
ly injured. He was sittiog in front
of the stove, and was thrown forward
witb considerable force, striking bis
face against the hot stove, bruising
him quite severely, but not seriously.
Conductor Holmes was thrown down
and received a bruise on the nose, but
otherwise was not much hurt. Neith
er of the engineers nor firemen were
injured. The train was delayed about
four hourr. The accident was caused,
it is said, by the failure of engineer
and conductor of tha freight to send
out a flag when they stopped on the
main track.
Christmas presents to suit the
tastes and pocket books of every man,
woman aod child in the county at II.
J. llopkius iX Co. b. (. heap, j
INSTITUTE.
We desire that the coining Institute
shall be a good ooe, and t i this end
we are workiog. And at the same
time we realize that a good Institute
is an Institute that does good in i
good way.
E. O. Excell of Chicago, will con
duct the music of the Institute.
We need every teacher in the coun
ty, and we confidently expect they'll
all bo present,' unless, as Brother
Hughes over in Jefferson county says,
"Providentially hindered."
There is nothing in the way to in
terfere with Institute ; nothing to di
vide our time and attention. We
want a good Institute ; the cause de
ceives and needs it ; we must have it;
we can have it; we will have it.
We hope fur good weather during
Institute week. We'll know more
about that later. But one thing we
do know, taught by the history of the
past, and that is that professional zeal
and loyalty amoug the teachers of
Forest county is great enough to smile
at ugly weather and bad roads.
Let every teacher get ready to come
to Institute. Let all the citizens, and
patrons of the schools, who can, ar
range their business so as ts be able
to come to Institute a part of the week
at least. Aod let as many of our di
rectors as can be with us, and espec
ially on Director's Day. The Insti
tute helps the teacher. Whatever
helps the teacher helps the school.
Whatever helps the school benefits
the community. Whatever benefits
the commuuity benefits each individ
ual in the community. Whatever
benefits the individual deserves the in
dividual's recognition, his appreciation,
his respect, and bis support. Let us
unite in an earnest, united effort for
the common weal in making the In
stitute au object of common interest
and support. Respectfully,
J. E. HlLLARD, Co. Supt.
Report of Balltown School.
For mouth ending Nov. 29: Whole
number enrolled 40. Per cent, of at
tendance 96. Pupils prasent every
day during month: Sadie Hawks, Eva
Raster, Alleau Kaster, Edna Solley,
Carrie Liuaman, Ethel Shannon, Cla
ra MartiD, Violet McGaffigan, Fred.
Griffin, Ben. Kaster, Willie Emery,
Claude Fox, Edgar Corah, Milton
Corah, Robert Downey, Earl Downey,
Celie Fair, Dode Fair, Bert Shannon,
Harry Linamau, Jakie Morris, John
Morris, Maurice Martin. Pupils pres
eot every day during the term: Eva
Kaster, Allean Kaster, Carrie Lina
man, Ethel Shannon, Fred. Griffin,
Edgar Corah, Miltoo Corah, Celie.
Fair, Dode Fair, Harry Linaman.
The deportment of no scholar fell be
low 92 per cent.
The directors of Howe township
have this term furnished this school
witb a globe, Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary, a set of maps and a new
stove. Mrs. A. De Lacey,
Teacher.
List of Patents.
List of Patents granted by the U. S.
Patent Oflice, to citizens of Pennsylvania,
for the week ending Thursday, Dec.
Oth, 1886, reported expressly for tha Fon
est Republican, through the Patent Law
Office of O. E. Duffy, 607 7th St. N. W.
opposite the U. S. Patent Office, Wash
ington, D. C. :
J. S. Bailey, Buckingham, electrio
clock tor transmitting signals; J. L.
Brown, Brookvlllo, air mixer for gas; S.
B. Costnn, Scranton, rack or stand for
holding manuscript or other matter to be
copied; J, 11. Curry, Wilkinsburg, latho
chuck; W. Franklin, Corry, pinch bar;
W. H. Hazzard, Easton, rack for holding
wall paper Ac. ; J. II. Helm, Allegheny,
gas regulator; U. Hinckley, Williams
port, hanger for doors aud blinds; H.
Lencke, Reading, furnace grate ; O. L.
Myers, Houtzdale, boot pattern ; W. Ole
wine, Hazleton, harness ; J. F. Ponrod,
Blairsville Intersection, railway switch ;
M.J. Shiiner, Freemansburg, sad iron;
J. W. Turner, Pittsburgh, artists easel ;
Walp, Lohightou, steam generator; P. L.
Weimer, Lebanon, valve for pumps; J. I.
Woodruff, and W. II. Wagner, Kolin's
Orovo, cultivator.
Somr I'on!ifi FropJc
Allow n cough to run unf if it: gets brymni
the reach of medicine. They often Kay,
Oh, it will wenr awny, but iii most wises
it wears them Rway. Could thr-y be in
duced to try the successful nicdiwino fail
ed Kemp's Balsam, which wp sell on fi
positive guarantee to euro. Hipv would
immediately see the excellent cfipct sftcr
faking tho tirst dose. Price 50i; mm $l.00
Trisl sizo free. O. W. Bovard.
A Liberal Offer.
We call the attention of our readers
to the prospectus of the WEEKLY
PRESS, of Philadelphia, published in
another column. This is one of the
best of the great Metropolitan Family
Newspapers.
ESTRAY.
Came to the Landers Farm, about
the first of September, a small, two-
year-old brindle heifer. The owner
may have the same by proviog prop
erty aud paying charges.
U L. Laxders,
St. Perry, Forest Co., Pa.
BRACK IT.
You arc feeling dcpresed, your appe
tite is poor, yon are bothered with Head
ache, you nre fldgetty, nei vous, and gen
erally out of sorts, aud want to brae up.
Brace up, but not with stimulants, spring
medicines, or bitters, which have for their
basis very cheap, bad whiskev. and which
stimulate, you for nil hour, and then leavn
you in worse condition than before. What
you want is an alterative that w ill purify
yonr blood, start healthy action of Liver
and Kidneyt", restore your vitality, and
give renewed health and strength. Such
a inodicino you will Jlnd in Electric Bit
ters, and only 50 cents a bottle at (4. W.
Bovard's Drug .Store.
Tlir flamrlimt Mn In Tlonrnta,
As well as tho handsomest, and others
are invited to call on (1. W. Bovard, and
get free a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam
for the Ihrost and lungs, a remedy that is
selling entirely upon its merits and is
guaranteed to cure and relieve all Chronio
and: Acute Couirhs. Asthma. Bronchitis
and Consumption. Price 50 cents and il.
TAKE NOTICE !
People's Mutual
A f'fTTPVT A earrr i itnv
PirrsB'jRGit. Pa.. Dec. 3. 1886.
We are informed that C. II. Wilton
is soliciting applications for this
Company in Clarion and Forest
counties. We wish to notify the public
that this man is not an authorized
agent of the People's Mutual Accident
Association. I. K. istavton.
Secretary.
Yoke of Oxen for Sale.
A first-class yoke of 8 year-old ox
en, weighing 3400 pounds, color red,
can be bought at a reasonable figure.
Apply to J. A. Proper, Tionesta, Pa.
BUt'KLE.VH Alt.MCA 8ALTE.
The best Salve in the world for Cnbi
Bruises, Soros. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, Tetter. Chappd Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, aud all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
oox. .ror sale by U. W. Bovard.
MOST EXCELLENT.
J. J. Atkins. Chief of Police. Knnvilln.
Tenn., writes: "My familj and I are ben
eficiaries of your most excellont medicine,
Dr. King's New Discovery for consump
tion : huvintr found it to be all that von
claim for it, desire to testify to its virtue.
My triends to whom I have recommended
it, praise it at every onnortunitv." Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption
is guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds, Bron
chitis, Asthma, Croup and every affection
of Throat, Chest and Luiiks. Trial Bottles
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Few persons realize how thoroughly
they are controlled by prejudice ctcu to
their own disadvantage. For many years
the treatment of rheumatism, neuralgia.
sciatica and headache has been by some
outward application, and, therefore, with
out stopping to think that the origin of
these troubles miul, from necessity, do iu
tern:d, the weary millercr continues to rub,
nil) and find no relief. Athlophorosistukcn
internally, and m a proof that this is the
correct principle, it cures surely and quick
ly. The statement of those who have been
cured ouyht to convince the Incredulous.
C. F. Bruce, Metuchen, N. J., says : " My
mother had tho rheumatism in her heart,
and was cured by Athlophoros. fcho says
there is no medicine like it."
James W. Reed, Penn Ave, Pitts
burgh, Pa., says : " My mother, although 77
years of age, was eulirely cured by the uso
of Athlophoros."
Miss Carrie Patten, Eagle Village, N. Y.K
nays : " My mother was nearly a cripple in
her arms, not having been ablo to dreHS nor
scarcely able to feed herself for three
months, being in severe pain nuwt of tho
time. The acute pain ceubed after taking
three bottles of Athlophoros, but she con
tinued to tako it until all signs of rheuma
tism were gone; having taken 27 bottles in
all. She has not taken any since last May,
and can line her arms as well as ever. A
number of friends have taken it, and in
every case it has given satisfaction. Incase
of sick headache, it gives almost immediate
relief."
John M. Wolcott, I'ifliird, N. says;
" I got a bottle of Athlophoros for a friend.
Plio at once gained rapidly, and has not
becu troubled with the rheuiiiatUm since."
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
and Athlophuroa Pills, but where they can
not be bought of the druggibt the Athlo
phoros Co.,' 112 Wall St., New York, will
end either (carriage paid) on receipt of
regular price, which is J1.00 per bottla
for Athlophoros and 60c. for Pills.
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