THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
t. C. WINK,
roiroR 4 POrPITO.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1887.
Republican Ticket.
Ji'niriAHv.
Judge of the Supreme Court,
. HENRY W. WILLIAMS,
Tioga County.
HTATE.
State Treasurer,
WILLIAM B. HART,
Dauphin County.
COUJITT.
Frolhonotary, Ac,
CALVIN M. AKNER.
Sheriff,
GEO ROE W. SAWYER.
Commissioner.
J. J. PARSONS.
C. P. LF.DEBUR.
Auditor,
R. 7 GILLESPIE.
E. L. JONES.
Jury Commissioner,
C. II. CHURCH.
He who pulli down bis own house
and ii without shelter is no mora silly
than the laborer who rotes for Free
Trade.
Republicans should not neglect
the payment of their State or County
tax before the first of next month,
else they may lose their vote.
Col. Fred. Grant was nominated
for Secretary of State by the New
York Republicans last week. And
Col. Grant will be New York's next
Secretary of State.
From our standpoint both the great
parties favor protection to labor. The
Republicans would protect home la
bor and the Democrats foreign labor.
Which do you favor T
There is nothing more pathetic in
American civilisation than the spec
tacle of a Free-trade millionaire weep
ing over the rising discontent with
which the best paid laboring classes in
(he world contemplate his scheme for
bettering their condition by reducing
their wages.
The wife of Parsons, the anarchist,
thinks that the spirit of fair play
prevalent in this country will not per
mit the execution of ber husband.
Her husband unfortunately had not
imbibed much of that spirit of fair
play or he would not have thrown
bombs into a defenceless crowd in the
atreet in the foolish idea of thereby
overtarning the law. The anarchists'
revolution is not here, but the anar
chists' hanging is mighty close.
The effect of a protective tariff as
it applies to the workingmen is shown
from the fact that while the American
workingmen in nine States, under a
JTiW i'; vo over a thousand
millions of dollars Tn YTbjf"bank,
Ibe vastly greater mass of workmen
in England, Ireland, Scotland and
Wales, all working under Free Trade
bave only two fifths as much in the
ftislal and saving banks. These fig
.. ores, ftndlese dollars are the most
.persuasive of arguments, and the con
clusion is so plain that be who runs
may read.
license to overturn the established or
der of things and enforce their revo
lutionary Ideas with impunity. The
hanging of Spies and bis fellow mur
derers will, doubtless, convince those
of that ilk not yet under cocdemna
lion that they owe i duty to the law
which will be enforced as strictly from
them as from the more respectable
portion of the community. The de
cision of the Illinois Supreme Court
is a triumph for law and order, and
if the anarchists and fellows of that
kidney are wise they will carefully
con the lessoo and profit thereby. The
time fixed for the execution is Novem
ber 11th.
WrvTKRN Pennsylvania Democrats
are in a bad way. A rumor prevails
in that section that M'Grann is about
to decline the nomination for State
Treasurer. We feel pretty safo in as
luring these distressed Democrats that
there is little foundation for the rumor.
Wbat bas likely given rise to it is this:
When M'Grann was nominated so un
expectedly it was done with the hope
that he would take the head off his
bar'l and make a distribution of its
contents among tho fuilbl'ul through
out the Slate. But it was discovered
when be was sounded on this impor
tant subject that he was "up to suuff,"
as it were, and that he sadly lacked
the disposition to open, and this so
exasperated the boodlers who expect
ed large "contributions" that they no
doubt said they did not care whether
or not be declined, aud from tbis the
rumor of bis contemplated declination
has no doubt risen. Mr. M'Grann is
not of the sort to put cash into forlorn
hopes, and be has no ambition to fig
ure as tho man who banged bis bar'l
to pieces in a fight that was certain to
go against him. Harruburg Telegraph.
The Republican Convention of this
State last year issued an address to
the voters, in which the following self
evident propositions were presented.
"Anything that is calculated to lessen
tba product of American labor de
creases the wages of American work
men. Every dollar's worth of goods
manufactured abroad and imported
into the United Slates displaces a dol
lar's worth of home production ; and
the American workman Buffers accord
ingly ; hence, strikes and labor troub
lea have followed these attempts of the
Democratic party to degrade Ameri
can labor to the European standard,
by removing wholly or partially the
duty upon goods of foreign manufac
ture, and their culmination has been
reached in the election of a Free
Trade Administration." Let eveiy
one who invests cspital in our indus
tries, and all who live by their labor
digest these facts, and vote accordingly.
. The action of the Supreme Court
of Illinois in affirming the judgment
of the lower court and ordering the
death sentence against the anarchists
to be carried into effect will be en
dorsed by every right-minded man
and woman in the country. Spies and
his co conspirators have on their
bauds the blood of those who fell vic
tims to the Haymarket bomb exsplo
eions, and they should suffer for their
crime. That they will do so seems
now assured, though doubtless any
subterfuge which suggests itself to
their counsel will be taken advantage
of to delay tbe fatal hour. It is
satisfaction to know, also, that the
Supreme Court was uoauiuious in its
decision in support of the court below
It is high time the lawless element
amoog those who are given a home in
this country should be taught in an
emphatic ' maoner that they cannot
coAstrua the liberty here enjoyed into
Who They Are.
There has never been the slightest
foundation of truth for all this clamor
that bas been raised about "politics in
the G. A. R.," "iusulting tbe Presi
dent," "rekindling sectional hate," etc.
It has been falsehood and slander from
first to last, aod none knew this better
than the men who are uttering it. No
one connected with the Order bas
made the least effort to give it a par-
tisau aspect, but the reverse. Those
inside the Ordtr have been resolute in
their determination that it should not
be perverted to the partisan purposes
of any man or set of men. It is posi
tively childish to scream out "politics,"
aod "insulting tbe President," when a
body of men choose to express their
disapproval of that official's public
acts affecting themselves and those
connected with them. We might as
well have a Russian despotism, first as
well as last, if no one is allowed to
criticise a publio official's acts.
We are told that there is something
awfully heinous in decline to pass un
der a partisan banner flung across the
street. Some rabid editor's would
make us believe that this was some
thing worse than any act of treason
in tbe rebel conspiracy to destroy the
Nation worse even than starving
prisouers in Andersonville. Tbis is
also a new idea to free-born Americans,
and not a pleasant one. Everybody
Vlfl .a . a
in wneenng anew that tbe nag was
hung out in that particular place, and
wim us particular inscription, as a
taunt to them. The man who bung it
out had proclaimed bis intention by
doing so to nag and irritate the G. A.
xv, v ny should any member ot a
purely non-partisan organization
march under a purely partisan banner
insolently thrown out over bim? We
should certainly approve of tbe com
rades resenting having a Blaine ban
ner, or a Sherman banner, or a Hill
banner thrust in their faces when on
parade, and should expect that, with
out lespect to political affiliations,
they should show their disapproval of
tbe act by refusing to march under tbe
AV. C. T. U. COLUMN.
The W. C. T. V. moot the ad and 4th
Tuesday of each month, at S p. in.
President Mrs. Ell Uoleman.
Vice Presidents Mrs. J. G. Dale, Mrs.
W. J. Roberta.
Recording Mec'y Mr. L. A. Howe.
Cor. Sec A Treaa. Mrs. 8. D. Irwin.
H'nt unto him that aivrth hi neiohhor
drink, thai pnttt.it thy'bottte to him, anil
make.it him drunkcnalso. Ilab. II, 15..
The wicked workelh a deceitful work I
Imt to him that soneth righteousness shall
lie a sure reward. Rev. 11, 18.
OOI.DEN TEXT ILLUSTRATED.
Take heed to yourselves lest at any
time your hearts be overcharged with
surfeiting and drunkenness. Many
who could hardly be tempted to drink
to excess, eat altogether too much.
They spend too much money ou their
food. We find sometimes on tbe ta
bles of peoplo whose incomes are small,
quite expensive and unnecessary deli
cacies, early fruits, rich cake, and ex
pensive meals. They cannot afford
good books and periodicals, and their
subscription to each benevolent cause
is extremely small, much to their re
gret. It seems never to have occurr
ed to them that by eating plainer food,
tbey could save money to buy the best
ineutal pabulum, and they could also
have the luxury of bearing a financial
part in the work of the Lord.
Millions of people in the world live
on rice. I bey have hardly more than
that one article of diet, year in and
year out. We think ourselves sadly
stinted if we have less than a half
dozen dishes at each meal. They
roust be sweetened, spiced, flavored in
every imaginable way to make tbem
palatable. Tbe fault is our palates
are badly educated. We can train
them to like anything. This . can
hardly be questioned, when we re
member that thousands have acquired
an appetite for tobacco, than which
we can hardly think of a more unin
viting weed. If we can make our
selves like one thing as well as anoth
er, why not for economy's sake learn
to eat plain, simple, digestible, cheap
fond and put aside our appetite for
that which is costly, rich and dyspep
tic? Many women who are their own
cooks, are obliged to nse up almost
their praying time, to please the ap
petite of their households. Their
mental culture, their tastes, their be
nevolent work, their muscle, their
nerve, their courage, all go into tho
dinner pot, and wbat is there to sbow
for it, but heavy grocer's bills, prema
ture old age, mental starvation, spir
itual cramping and general dwarf
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If we could eat less and of simpler
food, we wonld have clearer heads,
sounder nerves, less adipose matter to
carry about, and more strength for
good service. We would have more
mooy for the Lord's work, and less
selfishness through pampering and in
dulgence. Tbe heathen carry all animal ap
petites to tho greatest excess. In tbe
degenerate days of Rome, Cleopatra
dissolved a pearl worth a king's ran
som, aud drank it in honor of Mark
Antony. Those old Romans used to
prepare themselves by emetics for
their gluttonous repasts.
In Brief, And To Tho Point.
Dyprpsla li dreadful. Disordered liver
Is misery. Indigestion Is a foe to Rood
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The human digestive apparatus Is one
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things in existence. It is easily put out
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Orcasv food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookery, mental worry, Into hours,
Irregular habit, and many other things
which ought not to be, have made the
American people a nation of dyspeptics.
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for ooe reason or auotber, and try to
force opportunities to cast reproach
upoo it aod injure it io the estimation
of the public. Tbey are made op
first, of meo who did Dot go iulo tbe
army themselves, aod are eny'iout of
the honors paid those who did ; second,
of difgruutled politicians who have.
beeo unable to use the G. A. R. for
their selfish purposes ; third, of men
who hate the cause fur which tbe com
rades fought; fourth, of men who are
opposed to pensions, and who are ea
ger to break the u. A. K. down in
order to defeat all further pension leg'
ihlation. These last are making the
most noise now, for they control most
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Courier Journal feel that their only
rchance bow of defeating the Depend
ent Tension Bill or any legislation of
that kind is to foment dissensions in
tbe G. A. K.( to slander and malign
its leaders aod spokesmen, and to mis
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There are maDy employments whose
tendency is to work ill to a neighbor.
The manufacture and sale of intoxi
cating liquors ; the traffio in tobacco ;
gambling; tbe pawn-shop; pernicious
literature; impure pictures; horse
racing; roller skating-rinks ; dancing-
masters; theatres; love to ones
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all of these lines of business.
In the old story of tbe nobleman
who was trying to hire a coachman,
one applicant said be could drive
within an inch ef the precipice with
out going over, but tbe other when
asked how near he would diive, re
plied, "As far from the idge as iver I
could yer honor." "You are my
man," said the nobleman.
Men's lives should be like the days,
more beautiful in the evening; or like
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where good words and deeds have
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poorest country io the world should
spend annually aj,Z4U,uuu upon an
absolutely unproductive luxury. Yet
tbat is the amount of the drink bill
of Ireland.
The "Court Record" says of 700
male convicts at a state prison, 600
were there for crime done under the
ioflueuce of liquor. And high or
low license liquor makes tbe same
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a 04 io oh; ...iteti House,
4 40i O.Vt 7 50 ... Salaiuanca,
4 !I4
4 21
4 07 1
4 05
7 20
0 55
12X
6 15
A. M.
AtiDITlONAL
9
928
9 12
9 05
P.M. A.M.
0 121 9 40
0 17 0-45
0 3:1 10 0.1
tl 40 10 11
0 47 10 IS
fl M 10 24
7 07 10 89
7 2.1 10 55
7 37 11 00
7 47,11 21
8 03 11 37
8 10 11 45
P.M. 'A.M.
Thai Leaves Kinaua
.Ho. t'arrollton
...So Vandalia.
Allegany....
lv Oluan ... .ar
A.M. IP..
0 Oil! 8 f O
12 1112 14
12 40 12 25
1 50 1 ?,X
2 15 2 05
P.M A.M.
CM; A.M.
.1 051 50
ts 20 7 10 .
13S8f7 17
t 30 f7 20
8 B2! 7 K7
4 0.' 7 5(1
4 1.H17M
4 25! 8 10
t4 45,t8 20
fl IS 8 45
5 20 9 05
6 12 9 35
P.M.!A.M.
i. M. A. M.
8 Oil 11 25
11:05am, Warren 12:50im, Irvineton 1:45
pin, Tidioute 3:15pm. Tloiiesta 5:05pm. ar
rives Oil City fl:4.rpm.
AiinrrioNAi. i uain L,eavca on :itv
6:00 am, Oleopolis 11:40 am. E:)gle Rock
0:55:tm, PrcMldcnt 7:02am, Tioneata 7:52am
Hickory 8: 40nm, I runkevville w:tOam, 1 lil-
outo 9:50iiui, ThoinpKon 11:00, arrives -Irvineton
ll:3()am, M arron 12;,V)pm, Kin-
una 2:05j,m, Sugar Run 2:20, Cory don-few, "
Onovillo .'1:15, Wolf Run 8;HO, tiuaker
nridge3:10. Rod House 4:10, Salamanca
5:02, South Carrollton 5:30, South Yauda
lia 5:4H, Allegheny C:ls, arrives Olean
0:30p
Trains run on Eastern Time.
Trains leaving Pittsburgh 9:00am, ar
riving Pittsburgh 7:25pm, are Solid Traius
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Tiiainh leaving Pittsburgh 8:50pm, ar
riving PittKburgh 7:.'i.iam, are Solid Trains
with Pullman's Sleeping Cars between
Bullaloand Pittsbnrgh.
r-rTickets sold and baggage checkout
to all principal points.
Uet time tables giving full Information
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. No. 84 Exchange St., Bulfalo, N. Y.
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