THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
J. I. WENK,
EOITOS PROPSItTOS.
WEDNESDAY, J FLY 27, 1S87.
KopiittlU'nn ( oniily Ticket.
Prnthonotary. rtc.,
CALVIN M. AKNEIt.
Khori(T,
UKOUnR W. SAWYKIl.
Com m isslonctn,
J. J. PATtSONS.
C. F. LEDEilllt.
U.
Auditors,
(ULLEKPIK.
E. L. JONES.
Jury Commissioner,
C. 1LCIICKCII.
VAl.h KOK THF RKN ni.H'AN MTATK
lO.Vl:NTH.N.
llKAniiUARTrns nrrrni.icAS
KTATR COMM1TTKF..
rHII.ADK.LfUU. .IllllpO. 1SS'
Tho Kepnblican Stato Convention will
1o bold in the Oiiera House, at Ilarrisbiirg,
on the third Wednesday ol August, tlio
17th, 1887, at 10 o'clock, a. m., for the pur
pose of nominating candidate for State
Treasurer and Judge of the Supremo
Court, and for the transaction of other
business.
The attention of Republicans through
out the State is respectfully directed to
llio following Permanent Utiles for the
holding of State Conventions and the
conduct of the party.
First, That Delegates to the Stato Con
vention shall be chosen in the manner in
which candidates for tho General Assem
bly are nominated.
Second, Hereafter the State Conventions
of the Kepublioau Party shall bo held not
earlier than the third Wednesday of Au
gust, except in the year of the Presiden
tial election, when it shall be held not
more than thirty days previous to the day
fixed for the National Convention, ami
except in Gubernatorial yeari. At least
sixty days' notice shall be given of tho
date of the State Convention.
Third, That we recommond to tho
county organizations, that in thoir rules
jt they allow tho largest froedom in tho gen
eral participation in tho primaries con
sistent with tho preservation of tho party
organization.
The State Convention of Juno SOth, 1880,
having abolishod Senatorial representa-
lion, liolegatos to the approaching Stato
Convention will bo selected according to
tho number of Representatives iu the
legislature to which each county or city
is entitled under the Representative A
lKirtionincnt law passed at tho lucent ses
iou of the legislature
TUOS. V. COOPER, Chairman.
The Lackawanna Democrats de
clare that the revenue bill was lost by
fraud aud bribery. Now if these ex
cited Democrats will furnish some evi
lence on the subject and not froth so
much they will do the State a service.
"Who thall decide whon doctors
disagree Good Pcmocratio author
ity states that the President is going
to St. Louis this fall, despite his state
ment to Mayor Frnucis that bo bad
abandoned bis iutontion to do so;
while equally reliable though less
Democratic authority says he has not
yet decided that he will 0. la this
couflict cf statement we can ouly
bide our time until the matter is set
tled. If the President foes Wfft litis
fall, he will display a lickli-nivss an. I
vacillation of wliicii h bitterest ene
my bus not yet arc until bint.
i a -
The Knight of Labor have led
IT their mciiilit'rsHp in Huston, New
York and Chicago iu tho last year.
Much the same bus hnppi netl in Phil
adelphia. This was inevitable afer
the bluuder niado at Ilichiuonil. As
Mr. Powderly reincmbcrs bis hiyh
hopes and flees in end in tho mier'
ablo intrigues by which the General
Executive Board is si riving to retain
its power, it roust seem to him a sad
outcome for a movement begun with
such promise and ending in such dis
aster; hut too much management and
too little prineiplo will kill any or
ganization, most of all one calling for
supreme self sacrifice iu all engaged
in its leadership.
The report of the death f Henry
M. Stanley, the African explorer, in
that far-off land, caused a shock of sur
prise and a fueling of sorrow through
out Christendom. Mr. Stanley has
done much for civilization, and wns in
a fair way to do more. lie has writ
ten bis name hich on the temple of
fame, and will be remembered with
Livingstone, while the English lan
guage survives. Some comfoit may
be found in the fact that the story of
his sad and premature death is did
credited in England Belgium, where
his movements have beeu closely
watched. Let us nope the rumor is
without foundation, and that the biave,
tireless explorer may be spared for
many years, to further advance the
crcat work be bns done so much to
forward in the "dark continent."
The Ohio Democrats met at Colum
bus on the 21st and placed the follow
ing ticket in the field, to be knocked
out in November next: Governor,
Thomas E. Powell; Lieutenant Gov
roor, D. C. Coolman ; Supreme Court
Judge, long terra, L. 11. Critcbfield
Supreme Court Judge, short term
Virgil I Kline ; Auditor of State
!Etuil Kiesewetter.
The free traders are a dishonest lot
1 While plainly intending to destroy
the protection features of our custom
laws they refuse to say so In plain
J iiiiil''1,; tol skulk lrfr!i-tlie-tubter
- tiaybroo-jue reform and reducing
'loiyhU they beliuve free
traae .i",r'opular why not say so
and go to the people on an issue
equarely made and about which there
can be no doubt?
W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
Comlnetcil by the Tionctta Vnion.
The W. C. T. U. meets the id and 4th
Tuesday of eaoh month, at 3 p. in.
President Mrs. Eli Holeman.
Vice Presidents Mrs. J. O. Pale, Mrs.
W. J. Roberts.
Recording Wec'v Mrs. L. A. Howe.
Cor. Sec. & Treas. Mrs. S. P. Irwin.
Hoe vnto him that rrirrth Art neighbor
rfrint, that rnitr.it thy bottle to Aim, and
uutkcM him drunken at.ia. llab. II, 13.
A Chapter on Coffee.
The Revenue Commission, which is
Lard at work on a now revenue bUi-to"
,-")? BuTJutteoVldifSexr'iegislttture,
Las dropped the provision which ex--erupts
household furniture, watches
and carriages, but as these articles are
already exempt from taxation as soon
as a separate act, passed last winter,
goes into effect, the result will be the
same, and a second exemption in the
.sew revenue bill would be superfluous.
Mb. Wheuby, of Cumberland, who
i would like to be the Democratio can
didate for State Treasurer, baa bad
hituself interviewed by a reporter of
tho Philadelphia Time. This be has
Lad done, no doubt, because Mr.
Wherry has made a discovery all
alone by himself. He has found that
there is no Randall and anti-Randall
party in the State outside of Philadel
.phia, but that on the other hand all
are for the party regardless of the
- leader. This is a discovery, certainly,
And Mr. Wherry was justified iu hav
ing himself interviewed.
Governor Beaver, in a letter to a
gentleman iu McKeau county, has
jiiaiiiiy" stated bis purpose not to ap
point an additional law judge for eith
er the McKean-Potter district or that
composed of Fayette aud Grecuo uu
til the Republican numiuations are
made. Then be will appoint the
-choice of the couveutiou iu each case.
This is in accordance with bis policy
respecting the vacauey ou tho Su
preme Bench. There are boveral c&u
didates for the nuuiiuatioo iu each iu-
stance, aud should the Governor make
the appoiuttueuts now, when uot really
uocessary, it might have the effect of
iutlueuciug the action of tho conveu
lious. Tho Governor will ba com'
ueuded for the position he has taken
Iu Chester aud Lackawanna, when
appointments have been made, there
was no divided party opiuiou, ouly
one candidate having bewi pi denied
i'r.nii &,'h countv. V
After pondering over the Eepubi.i
can's item relative to coffee and nat
uralization papers, it would seem that
Kepler took an extra pull at bis jug
to help along digestion, and out of a
befuddled bruin evolved the fol
lowing incoherent conglomeration of
stuff, which for pure cheek woold put
to blush the most hardened govern
ment mule:
Editor Wenk seems to have a pick
at the Carnahan Bros. Last week he
located their well on, "Lands of Cal
vin G. Ilinkley," this week he is raut
ing about their naturalization papers
and Kepler's hotel. He says the bus
iness was forged and that un emetio
brought it up. The emetic seems to
have been Wenk's Burly assistant aud
bis own bud liver. The Carnahans
are all right despite Weuk's little paw.
It is evident that no thrilling stream
of pleasure courses through Wenk's
veins over the Carnahans' good luck.
As to the Carnabau Bros., they are
uot in the controversy. Personally
wo are not acquainted with ibcuv-Uut
from what we have heard, can say they
ura,ifiuofriou8, estimable gentlemen,
and deserving of all the good fortune
that can come to them. But ubout
the coffee busiuess: Iu 18G8 a contest
arose out of a senatorial election in
the then 21st district. The contest
developed the deplorable fact lhat
hundreds of forged naturalization pa
pers had been issued aud voted on at
the preceding election. To give them
a dirty and aged appearance they
were dipped in coffee. Now what we
propose to Bhow is, where this "dirty"
was doue. We therefore first append
the sworn testimony of Jane Moore, a
cook in Kepler's hotel (?) at Phillips
burg, which is as follows:
I was cooking at Kepler's hotel pre
vious to the October, 1807, election ;
Mr. Lede boarded there: Mr. Ltde
came out Friday evening aud utked
me it I would make liiui a pint of
coffee: I made a peach can full for
liini; I took it into the diuiug room
uud. gave it to him; there were two
blruuurs with bim; this was after
supper; the table was cleared up
Mr. Leilo had his supper ; ilou t know
what be done with the coffee; I did
uot put any milk or sugar in it.
And here is a little extract from II
Bueher Swoope's argument before Ihe
committee ot investigation, aud lor
scathing sarcasm it would make
dog criuge. Here it is :
Thoir next witness was Jacob M
Kepler, who keeps the wretched apol
ogy for a hotel at Pbillipsburg, where
the conspiracy was hatched the place
where the papers were colored with
coli'eo.
We hope Keplor will try not to get
tilings mixed up so badly when he
writes about coffee colored naturalizu
tiuu papers in Ihe future.
FROM llHKI. TO BRANDY.
Tim brer-brewers and moderite
drinkers cluim lhat beer is an innoceut
beverage, nnd that its universal ur-e
would crowd out brandy, whiskey, and
thd stronger liquors. The so-called
"high-license" bill at Albany is framed
upon Ibis basis. The beer countries
and beer drinkers of Europe are quo
ted in support of this theory. Prince
Bismarck specially baa been publicly
referred to as an example. But tho
telegraphic reports of Bismarck's re
cent noted speech on the "army bill,"
of three quarters of an hour in length,
state that during the delivery of it be
"drank nine glasses of cold brandy
aud water." This is very bad for tho
beer argument, but it is ihe ouly nat
ural aud inevitable result. Tho drink
ing of beer and light wines leads di
reetly to the stiouger liquors. This is
the almost universal testimony. leer
is the outlet to the great ocean of in
toxicatiou. The claim that beer dis
places the stronger liquors is utterly
lse. On the contrary it only fosters
and creates the appetite. The alcohol
in beer and wine is as dangerous and
poisonous as in brandy. It is
"mocker," aud whosoever is deceived
is not wise.
CRUELTY.
It is a cruol thing to send a boy out
into the world untaught that alcohol
in auy form is fire, and will certainly
burn him if he puts it into his stomach
It is a cruel thiog to educate a boy
in such a way that be has no adequate
idea of the dangers that beset his path
It is a mean thing to send a boy out
to take bis place in society without
understanding the relation of temper
aoce to his own safety and prosperity
and that of society. The national
wealth goes into the grouud. If we
could only manage to bury it without
having it pass thitherward in the form
of a poisonous fluid through the in
flamed bodies of our neighbors and
friends, happy should we be. But
this great abominable curse dominates
the world. The more thor
oughly we can instruct the joung con
cerning this dominating evil, the bet
ter will it be for them and for the
world. J. O. Holland.
Astonishing Success.
n la 11m dnlv of evorv person who has
used lloseheo's Onrmiin Syrup to lot Its
wonderful qualities bo known to their
friends in euring Consumption, severe
Coughs, Croup, Asthma, l'neuinonla, and
In fiiet all throat and lung diseases, jno
person ean use it without immeiiiaie r-
lef. Three doses will relieve any ease,
and wo consider It the duty of all Prng
sists to reeonnnend it to tho poor, dying
consumptive, at least to try one bottle, as
NO.OOO tlnr.cn bottles were sold last year,
and no one case where It failed w as report
ed. Hueh a medieine as tho Oerniau Syr
up cannot bo too widely known, ahk
vour druggist about it. Sample bottle to
trv, sold at 10 cents. Regular sir.e, 75
rents. Hold bv nil Druggists and icaiers,
in tho United States nnd Canada.
HERMAN & SIGGINS!
A llrcnl Hnrprlse
Is in store for nil who use Kemp's Ral
mil for the Throat and l.ungs, the gr'iit
guaranteed remedy. Would yon believe
that it is sold on It's merits nnd that each
druuaWt is authorized to refund your
mnnev by the I'ropiu tor ot tins wonder
ful remedy if it fails t' euro you. 1. W,
llovard has secured tho Agency for It.
rice "0e. nnd fl. Trial size Ireo.
most i;. !:i.m:nt.
J. J. Atkins, Chief of Police. Knoxvllle,
Tenn.. writes: '-riv Innui nnd l are lien
ctieinrit s of vour most excellent medicine.
Or. King s New Discovery for consump
tion ; having found It to lie all that you
laini for it. tlesiro to testily to its virtue.
My friends to whom 1 have recommended
it, praise it nt every opportunity. Dr,
King's New Discovery for Consumption
Is uuarantced to cure t oughs. Colds, Hi-on
hitis. Asthma. Croon and every alloctioti
of Throat, Chest, and Limits. Trial Mottles
Freo at U. V. llovard's Drug Store Large
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tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisiaeiion,
or money refunded. 1 rice 2a cents per
box. for sale by O. W. llovnrd.
DRUGGISTS & GROCERS,
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BERRIES, FRUITS A VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON.
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will always be found the
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East. Only routo landing passengers at
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jrrt-Trains run by Eastern Tlmo.
Tiino tablo lu ollect July in, 18W7.
Northward.
come wnmiK the &?m&tr.rs
In SPRING DRESS GOODS we have complete slock of the Choicest Goods
at prices that will astonish tho close buyors.
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In opening our Elegant New Stock of
early Spring Stylos in
PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS!
LOUNGES,
("Tho Newest.
YOU'LL FIND THEM J Tho Rest
(.Tho Cheapest.
Prices )
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Stylos. J
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CLOTUING FOR MEN, CLOIIINQ FOR BOYS,
COTIIING FOR ANY BODY, AND EVERY BODY.
Our Clothing Room is full of New Su'U Just received and Marked Down
Low. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. Aud don't
forgot that wo are Ileadquartors for
Our Goods are all Now and Fresh, and will bo sold at tho Lowest Posulblo Price.
Como and seo us. No trouble to bIiow goods.
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KE.VbW lll:ll Vll Til.
Mis. Plm-be Chosley, Peterson, Clay
Co., Iowa, tells tho liillowing leiiKU knlilu
siui-v, tlie truth ol which i vouched t
by the. residents of tho town: "I am "1
years old, have been troubled w itli kidne
KHiii.lunil met laiiieiu lor many years
could nut dress mvfselt' witliulit help. Now
1 urn free l'roiii all pain and soreuuss, au(
aui 1.I1I0 to do all mv own hiuisewiii k.
owe my Ihank lu Ut'ctric hi Hers for bav
ing ii-anued lily vuulli, and rruinvud coin
plutuly all ilit-,e and pain." 'lay a but
llo, only i0e, dl ilovurd k li uy kloiu.
It is said that forty years ago in
Edwards county, 111., an old Cumber
land Presbyterian minister went into.
every school district in the county aud
taught tbo boys and girls temperance,
and pledged them to total abstinence
and for prohibition. Edwards county
that time was a great drinking
place, and its case seemed almost a
.-less one. But this- humble and
faithful soul saw a work to be done
and he did it, though he was doubtless
called crauk and fanatic. Ten years
went by, and those children he taught
and pledged were growu up, aud lol
behold! It was a temperance army
that said to the saloon ' Uo I ana go
it bud to, and for nearly thirty years
that county has been rid of lliataboni
inable besom of destruction. Edwards
connty has been blessed ; her taxes
are light, her paupers are few. She
has sunt but one tnau to the peniten
tiary iu twenty-five years, aud ho got
liquor in another county that caused
him to commit the crime. Dear
friends, do you go to work with tho
children, if you can see no other work
to do, aud, as in idwarns county so
iu nther counties, the children shall
drive the saluou out. Drunkards we
cau seldom reform, but we can save
the childreu aud stop the niakiug of
drunkards out of them, aud in a few
years we shall find them uur best sol
diers iu the warfare for temperance
for God aud homo and native land
So to work, to work, at once. Let no
precious time be wasted.
The Western Chrulian Advoeute, of
Cincinnati, eavs : "The soloou at I he
Soldiers' Hume at Dayton, is proving
a curse to the iuiuates, and the eil'jrts
of certain newspapers to ruakn it ap
pear a blessing are limed upon cither
false or insufficient information. Oue
of the iumutcs of the Home writes to
a friend that betr is doing the work
the sober veterans feared it would.
Men are daily und nightly quarreling
aud lighting. The frieuils aud advo
cates of the Hume suloon desire to
keep tho public in ignoranco of the
fights resulting from beer-driukiug,
aud many cases are never reported."
The officers of National Woman's
Christian Temperauce Union have is
sued uu earned adJiots to "brewers,
d tillers, rectiliers, wholesule dealers
und feuljonkticpcr" to discontinue the
liuuur Lubiuesg.
Como! Wo will treat yon right,
member Spmro Dealing in
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Estate Notice.
Letters of Administration bavinir boon
granted to ihe uudersiKucd, on the estate
of Charles 1 Union and Sarah A. J 1 in ton .
deceased, late ol Tionesla Horouih, Forest
Countv, all persons indebted to either of
said estates, ni o reiuesiou to iiihkb liiuno
dintti payiuent, and those havlntr leal
cliiiiii.s agaiiiKt the same will present them
without tlclav to Ji. li. tiusi
Aduiinistralor.
or E. L. DAVIS, Alt'y, Tiontsta, Pa.
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Executors' Notice.
Estate of Hon. John Rock, late of Tio
nota. Forest County, deceased. All liei.
sons indebted to suid estate are requested
to iniikH immc'.iale payment. And those
having leal ulai ins aai nst the siiiiio, w ill
present the-.n without delay iu proper or
itur for settlement tit
SEBILLA RECK,
W. R. RECK.
Executors,
or MILES W TATE, Attorney.
Jllli 14, 1887.
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