THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
J. t. WINK,
tDiTOR PnormtTOR.
WKDNESDAY, MAY S. WQ.
Announcements.
Ratks. Assndnto Jitilirn, 10( County
Treasurer, rouiilySiirvoyor.fi! I'or
onor, t'l. Hcnr in mino! Hint io announce
inoiit will npionr uulcsn accompAnicd bv
tlio cash.
ASSOCIATE JCIKli:.
AVe are nutlinrizoil to nnnounro K. I,.
JONKN, of Harmony township, as a can
didate for Associate Judge, subject to Ke
piibllcnn usages.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
II. WHIT 15, of Harnett tnwn.liin, ns a
candidate for Associate Jiuljro, subject to
Republican usages.
We are authoriired to announce JOHN
THOMSON, of Harmony township, as a
randidate for Associate Judge, subject to
Republican usages.
COUNTY TUEASURKR.
We are authorised to announce A. M.
rOUTT, of Tinnontn Horoiifili, as a candi
date for Count v Treasurer, subject to
Republican usages.
We are authorized to announce W.M.
TjAWKKNCK, of 1'ionesta township, as a
randidate for County Troasurer, subject to
Republican usages.
We are authorized to announco
OEORGE W. OSUOOD of Kingsley town
ship, at a candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to Republican usages.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our regular Correspondent.)
Washington, May 3, 18S0.
The President returned from the
great New York celebration greatly
fatigued but much pleased with what
be saw, as well as with the cordial
manner in which he was received RDd
treated during bis entire stay three
days. His return to Washington was
the signal for the reappearance of the
army of place seekers thai somehow
-mysteriously disappeared when the
he President started for the Centen
nial. They are far more numerous.
But as it is a good natuied, well-fed
crowd,' with money in its pockets,
Washington is glad to see them back
again in the hotel lobbies, and wishes
them well generally.
Mrs. Harrison was so pleased with
the New York celebration that she
will remain there uotil nest
Sbe is the guest of Mrs.ioJfton.
Thn flmnlftrp-?- r -l tr.ri
- --f'-jwci mo Jtuiinny iuuii
j -g'""" number 5,300. About one-
third of this number are Republicans
appointed since the 4th of March, and
i a small number are Republicans found
in the service by the Cleveland ad
ministration and overlooked in the
general slaughter which followed
Cleveland's inauguration, the rest are
Democrats. On May 1, the entire
service passed under the control of the
Civil Service Commission and in fu
ture when vacancies occur they will
be filled from names certified by that
body. Civil Service Commissioner
Lyman says that the Commission bas
already on file more than 2000 appli
cants for examination, from parties
desirious of receiving appoiulments in
the service and that be anticipates no
t.rnnKlo u-hatovpr in fillinry nv raniii.
eition that Superintendent Bell, of the
Railway Mail Service may make on
him for clerks.
The infl isnnsitinn nf Reerstarv
'r Blaine which prevented his accompa
i?"'V$iag the President to New York has
been the cause of some uneasiness on
the part of Mr. Blaine's friends and
.. of a thousand and one rumors making
his condition much worse than it is.
I am assured by those closely asso
ciated with him that the attack has
only been an ordinary one, of lumbago,
and that at no time has it been serious
enougn to prevent me (secretary pay
ing the usual attention to his mail,
both private and official. The rumors
(some of them sent to out of town
papers were too absurd for any one to
believe) gave the Secretary more wor
ry than his lumbago pains.
Controller of the currency Locey
was sworn in this week and began his
official career.
Ihe death of ex Senator Barnum,
Chairman of the Democratic National
Committee has created much interest
among Democrats here, and specula
tion is rife as to who will be bis suc
cessor. Senator Gorman seems to be
the favorite for the place, but it is
u.. m i i j
emu luaii V;ICVQ1BUU BUU U1S ITOWU
don't want Gorman because he is not
radical enough in his tariff ideas, they
waut a Cleveland tariff reformer,
which is synonymous with btiug
free trader, to fill the position. Sena
tor Gorman's friends say that he does
uot want the place and will not accept
it If it is offered him. Perhaps not.
May be it is a case of sour grapes. If
the Democrats are to fight among
themselves over this position, all good
Republicans will wish that the free
trade element of the party may wiu,
for as loug as that wing of the Demo
cratic party rules its councils the Re
publican party is certain to remain in
power.
A circular issued by Postmaster
General Waoauiaker, at the request of
Superintended of the Cudsus Porter,
will have the result of placing 58,000
census collectors iu the field imme
diately. The circular in questiou
directs the 58,000 postmasters of the
country to furoLh the census bureau
such information in regard to statis
tics etc., pertaining to the census, as
may be requested by Superintendent
Porter provided it can be done with
out detriment to the business of their
offices. This idea of utilizing the
thoroughly organized machinery of
the post office department to gather
inf irmation fur the census bureau is
an entirely new one and originates, I
think with Mr. Porter.
Senator Hoar's select committee on
our relations with Canada meet in
Chicago to day to begin their investi
gations. Ex Senator Harlan of Iowa, is vis
iting Washington. He came east to
spe liis daughter, who is the wife of
Holt. T. Lincoln, the newly appoiled
minister to Kiiglurul, off to London.
Wm. II. Barnvm, Chairman ol the
Democratic National Committee, died
at his home, Lime Rock, Couo., on
April 30ih, of Bright's disease.
roil Till AMKXIMIKXT.
This column is edited by the Constitu
tional Amendment Association of Forest
County, which lias control of the same
until tiie election in June. En.
Story from the Talmud.
Spring had come. The sun shone
brightly and Noah walked about in
his garden enjoying the grcea trees
and budding blossoms, while he relict
ed on the flood, of which he had been
a witness la days gone by. He felt
gay and happy, thanked the Creator
for his wonderful preservation, and
then went to work.
He planted vines, and was so busily
employed that be did not observe a
stranger that approached.
"You seem very busy," said the
stranger at last.
"I am, as you see," replied Noah.
"I am planting grape vines; may I
ask to whom I am speaking?'
"I am a gardener, and have quite a
fancy for vineyards; I p!nt-them
with excellent results."
" n ine is a gift from heaven, is it
not?" aked Noah. "Nothing finer
could have beu given to man. It
gladdens the heart and makes one
happy, kills care, anxiety and sorrow."
"Yes," replied the stranger, "it is
certainly a blessed beverage 1 Because
you praise it so highly and appreciate
its advantages, I wrll tell you how to
make your vines thrive aud bear fruit
quickly."
"Do you really know a way?" asked
Noah.
"Certainly," replied the slranger.
"I can give you the good results of
my own experience."
"What must I do ?" asked Noah,
eager to secure a good crop of the
fruit.
"Fir3t of all, you must spriukle the
ground with the blood of a lamb,"
said the friendly stranger who was no
other than Satan himself in the garb
of a man and who felt angry to think
human beings should enjoy the grape
in any form.
Noah obeyed, involuntarily ; be
could not tell why. He killed a Iamb,
and Bpriukled the earth with the blood
as be bad been directed. "Now shall
I have a full harvest?" he aeked.
"Not yet," returned the stranger.
"The blood of a lion is necessary now.
Come with me and we will hunt one."
Tbey went, killed a lion, and Noah
sprinkled the blood over the vineyard
as he had done that of the lamb.
"Is that all?" he asked.
"No, not yet," said the stranger.
"The blood of a bog is necessary now;
otherwise your vines cannot flourish."
Noah obeyed again, cheerfully, and
after sprinkling the blood of the hog
over the vines he thanked the stranger,
saying: "Yon are exceedingly kind,
and I thauk you sincerely ; but will
you not tell me why you selected just
the blood of these three animals and
no other?''
The stranger did not reply ; be had
vanished, leaving no trace of himself
behiud.
The result of wine-drinking, how
ever, corresponds with the qualities of
those animals with whose bhoJ Noah
spriukled the fluid. When a man
driuLs one glas, he is us geutle as a
Iamb; if he takes a second, he is iin
bued with the ferocity of a lion; but,
if he empty a third, he links to the
level of a hog that lies wall iu'n-g iu
gutters. Mrs. Jloaalie Kaufman, in
Sunday Uagazinc, Frank Letlie'e.
The Saloons as a Bank.
Yuu deposit ynur mooey-aud lose it!
Your time aud lose it!
Your character and lose it!
Your strength aud l--.se it !
Your manly independence and
lose it !
Your self control and lose it !
Your homo comfort and lose it!
Your wife's bappioess aud lose it!
Your children's happiness aud
lose it !
Your owu soul and lose it!
Two Per Cent.
Lcs thau two per teut. of lie coru
and grain goes into beer and whiskey,
yet the cry is kept up to intimidate
the farmers, "What will you do with
your grain, if the Amendment-passes?''
Two per cent, more bread, wouldn't
hurt our poor people at all. Not to
say, as the farmer said to Senator
Vest, "We'll raise more hogs and less
hell." Isn't this pusillanimous, this
talk about having no market for coru
if we get prohibition ? Farmer friends,
surely, it is an insult to your intelli
gence, to address this so vailed argu
rucnt to you.
"How many men dare to do right?"'
asks a Chicago writer. Heaps and
heaps of eni, sir; but when you have
two lead nickels and the car conductor
is in a hurry its a big temptation,
don't you know.
MEN 1M KNT TO THE CO N ST ITU -i
TION ptoposed to tho citizens of this
Commonwealth by the (ieneral Assemb'v
of tha Commonwealth of lVnnsylvanin,
for (heir approval or rejection at a special
election to be hold June IS, ICS!). lib
lished by order of the Secretary of tho
Commonwealth, in pursuance of Article
XVI 1 1 of t lie Constitution.
Joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution of this Common
wealth :
Suction 1. Bo It resolved by theSenate
and House of Representatives of tho
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in Gen
eral Assembly met. That tho following
amendment is proposed to the Constitu
tion of tho Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia, iu accordance with the Eighteenth
Article thereof :
AMENDMENT.
There shall be an additional article to
said Constitution to bo designated ns Ar
ticle XIX, as follows :
ARTICLE XIX.
The manufacture, sale, or keeping for
salo of intoxicating liquor, to be used as a
beverage, is hereby prohibited, and any
violation of this prohibition shall be a
misdemeanor, punishable as shall bo pro
vidi'd by law.
Tho manufacture, sole, or keeping for
sale of intoxicating liquor for other pur
poses than as a beverage may be allowed
in such manner only as may be prescribed
by law. The Uenor'al Assembly shall, at
the tirst session succeeding tho adoption
of this articlo of tho Constitution, enact
laws with adequate penalties for its en
forcement. A true copy of the Joint Resolution.
' CHARLES V. STON-t:, "
Secretary of tuaftmnionwealtli.
...-''Confirmation Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing account bas been tiled in my office and
will bo presented at next term of Court,
beginning on the third Monday of May,
18t!, for confirmation :
Final account of J. B. gnew. Admin
istrator of the Estate of Albert Kinney,
deceased.
C. M. ARNER,
Clerk of Orphans' Court.
Tionesta, Pa., April 2.1, 1889.
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h FiiilxipLS
Is hero furnifhed of tlio cuiiMMiiieuei! of
lu-iec tin to take w iso wifely ad
vice. This man thought ji.i
know it all and
Turned Up His Noso
Al our low priced Fiu nitura lieeauve they
were low. He paid two prices for an
inferior article which lod his wile to
Turn Down His Nose
For future reference. Sho fave him tlio
hhako iu a mild form and threatened
divorce lor tho next oH'citee. She's
all ritrhl. To fail to trade w ilh
Nelson Greenluud is
A JUST CAUSE OF DIVORCE
If the courts would only think ko. Keep
on ladies. Educate vour hiiNliauil to
know a bargain w iicn he sees it.
Train them in tiio way they
(should go (for Furniture.)
And roiucmtici- that
way is to
N. CREENLUND
Undertaker A Embaliuer,
331 Exchange Dloek,
WAR HEN, PA.
TK YfU WANT a respectable job of
X iirinhiiK at a reasonable price scud your
(iruur to this oUioo.
SjiOix, SBIOI.S.
I TY IX EVERY DEPARTMENT.
1. 8. HASLET & SONS,
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Dealers ill
IT TJ X-i- IST I T 'CJ JRj in.
-A I.so.-
UNDERTAKERS.
TIONESTA, PA.
PATENTST
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and
all Patent business conducted for Moder
ate Fee-..
Our oillce is opposite U. S. Patent Olliee
and wo can weeure luilenl in time than
thoe remote from Washington.
Send model, draw iui or photo., w ith
description. We advise if pstentalila or
not, free of charge. Our fee not duo till
patent is secureil.
A pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents,"
with names of actual clients in your Stat!,
eoliiitv, or tow n, sent free. Address,
C. A. KNOW A Co.,
Opp. Patent Oiliee, Washington, 1), c
ACME
A Hair (1iiiwkh that phoucces
JlAia WI1LI1B ALL UTIlCUS FAU,.
Will iep llulr I J 1 rilCT'n i r. j -
lulliug out. r!A-unhl iG nvmmvt Pundruff.
Cures !l Kriiptiena nml l)l llln Kofti-nn Biid
eaaoa of Iho Miiu oinl nfllfltcautsltUlllir.
Tho only nrtli !. tlj;.t n steren llalr en nnfmm
H.UJ ll,-u,l. lias no i:(,uul as s llulr Lbl) W tH
Coutrwts miulu to grow llulr cm U'rms ol
NO HAIRNO PAY.
File ifl.OO m. 7m.x.
MANITACTI-RED Br
ACME HAIR GROWER CO.,
OIL CITY. PENH.
-WHITE IS'KINGt
THE EASIEST SELLING,
" TKE BEST SATiSFYIXQ
EWING41ACHSUE
In tlie World.' .
THE MOST ELEGANT, ,
STRONGEST ATjO BEST
WOODWORK ON THE MARKET.
EVERY C'E GIVES SATISFACTION.
THE WHITE IS THE PEER OF ANY SEWINd MA-
ClilNE NOW MAtE.
THE WHITE IS THE LIGHTEST RUNNING AND BEST
F.NISHE0 SCWINQ MACHINE IN THE MARKET.
Its Construction Is SIMPLE. POSITIVE ft DURABLE.
IT3 WORKMANSHIP IS UNSURPASSED.
You cin sscurs ths ASENCY II you spplr It one.,
as t oa'.l dcaljrs In unoecupiod tsrtltory.
Pricss nnd Terras Made Satisfactory.
Whits stoing achine Co.
CLEVEUXD, 0.
THE SHOE BRUSH GOiME
I won't miss it, for I have long
since adopted an easier and
cleanlier way. A bottle of
.Wo!ffsA8Blacking
and a sponge to keep my shoes
washed clean, save a deal of
lalor and shoe leather.
bulj bjr SluM tt'onxi, Omcm, llrurgUU, AO.
1 he best 1 Iarness Dressing
in the world.
VETERINARY SPECIFICS
For Eorsos, Cattle, Sheep, Logs, Hszs,
AND POULTBT.
aOOr.tr nnknn Trrmmrni ofAalmala -
kpJ Cburl beul hrrv.
rrmw j P-Trr, 'ODirntlnnii, In1amnikla. '.
' f-P'i'.l OJcuinulilih Mttk Fvvrr. i
H.H. Mrnln, l.mn nei, Hbuamntlum.
IfiKiompsr, NbI 1)1 hrit-.
I.l.Hotnr ;rubs, Worn..
!'. I'ammnala
TST,' V0"0 "r ''IH' nrtly.cQD.
! ' "''" rr'M"'l "-iiiorrliaK
11.11. I rinnry unit Hidurr IXmwms.
I.-KrupllTf DtnpKm, Uuie,
J.K.wl)iHesii of lige.liou.
fciubln r.ra, with SiHvin.ii. Muasl,
Wlleh Hwl on .ml Mnillnuor, ftr.AA
ITIcr, Slrinle lkxiln (over 00,1. o), m -JH..
Sold by DroBuliiti- or Benl Propalil uirVKua
nd in nr quanlity on Hooolpiai Pricfc
Humphreys' Mad. Co., 109 Fulton Si., X. Y.
Spring
Disorders
Bhutured norTct,UrM
brain. Impure blood,
debilitated system, til
aro Uia natural out
come In Um Spring. A
medicine must bo used,
and nothing equals '
l'alne's Oelery Coin
pound. We kit others
pralae us you cannot
lielp bHiovtaK a dlaln
teroauxl party.
Drtiradler-deiinral W. L. Orconlcaf, Burling
ton, Vu, wrlU's : 1 bave used Tulne's Celery
Compound u scvt'inl otciLslnns, and always
wlib benetlt. Lost spring, bt lng very mum run
down and debilitated, 1 i-omuicnced taking It.
Two but ilea miulu me feel liku a new man. At
a general tonic and spring modlclno I do not
know ol Us enuul."
"I Ikivo used mo bottles of your rslnet
Celery C'omjiouud. and It bas given entire sat
lafaeUon ub an apiettzer aud blood purifier."
T. L. ltkUMER, Wauirtotrn, Dakota.
Painof3
Celery Cor
la psvaorlN'd by phyalrlTna,
dniLj-Lflsla, tHi(lr..'.l iy idiu
Usa'ih, uinl KUiiiuhit-ctl liy t
uh a fctprluir medu lu which
i'ljiiin. 4 fur IU I tit) it lUid bi
quickly ll tunes yuu Ui.
Purifies th
Full aeoiunta of woudet
rutne'B t'elery i'eliipnulKl utu
ami the liest i)i)ielans biid
'ILere 8 iiothlni; like 11.
fl.eu. Bl tor f5.oo. Jr MUI
WSLLU, 111CU1HOSON & CO., Ill the
DIAMOND DYES Z&.fl'l. tl,e
I lie
LACTATlu FOOD t
.I. i . i . .. r
HifieaKi-N. I'nro uuuriinteoil. i-
Arch utret t. riiihuilnliia. AlP
Try it. $1 a bottl, hi for fi.