THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. J. C. WINK, Kditor 4. PltOFftltTO. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1889. THE FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS. The fifty-first Congress of the United Rules sat down tn the halls of its fathers Monday. The House was called to order at 12 o'clock by John 13. Clark, the Clerk of the House in the Fiftieth Congress. The roll was then called and showed 527 members present. Nominations for Speaker were called fr. Mr. Townsend, of Illinois, nomi nated Thomas B. Reed and Mr. Mc Creary, of Kentucky, nominated John G. Carlisle. Tellers were appointed, and on a viva voce vote Mr. Reed re ceived tho full vote of the Republican members, and was declared elected Speaker. After Speaker Reed had taken the oih, the organization of the House was completed by the election of Ed ward McPberson as Clerk; A. J. Holmes, Sergeant at-Arms; Chas. V. Adams, Doorkeeper ; Rev. Wro. II. Millburn, Chaplain, Democrat, elect ed over the regular caucus nominee. There was little or no excitement attenJing the opening of the Fifty 6rst Congress in the Senate side of the Capitol. The publio curiosity seemed to be largely transferred to the House side. Interest on the floor was devoted largely to the Senators from the new States. They had had seats assigned to them on the Republican side of the chamber. Senator Casey, of North Dakota, took bis seat on the end of the second row against the north wall Directly behind him sat the Washing ton Senators, Allen and Squire, while Tetligrew and Moody, of South Da kota, were in the fourth row near the center of the room. Senator Tierce, of North Dakota, has the end seat in the fourth row, bat be was not present to day. On the Democratio side are two seats so far onassigned. Tbey wi.l be occupied by the Senators from Montana when they have been chosen. Flowers adorned the desks of several members. The President's message was read in both Houses yesterday. It is quite leogthy, and the topics of the times are discussed in a statesmanlike man ner. We will issue it to our readers in supplemental form as soon as the same can be gotten out. WASHINGTON LETTER. From our regular Correspondent.) Washington, Nov. 29, 1889. Tbe President and Mr. Harrison apent a very quiet Thanksgiving day at the White House. Tbey entertain ed at dinner Major Ernst, who was recently appointed superintendent of publio grounds and buildings in this city. The Thanksgi ving turkey at the White House came from Rhode Island. Commissioner Kaum has issued a circular requesting that all applicants for pensions sign their full name to tbe application, instead of the initials only. First Assistant Postmaster General - Clarkson is reorganizing his office in order to keep up with the rapidly in creasing business which comes before it. The Industrial Congress of the United States, which was in session here this week, passed a resolution in favor of holding tbe Columbus Expo tition of 1892 at Washington. Tbe Attorney General has given his opinion that men who were enlisted in what was knowu as the "quartermaster brigade" or "quartermaster's volun teers" during the late war are to be considered as being in the "Military service of the United States," and honorably discharged, within tbe in tent of Rule 10, of the Civil Service regulations. This is good news to roauy. Commissioner Raum has issued an order to the officials in the Pension office cautioning them to use tbe great est care in the rejection of applications for pensions and requiring all letters rejecting claims to be brought to the dusk of the Commissioner for signature. The Democratio members of the House held their caucus this evening and nominated Mr. Carlisle for Speak er, and all of tho present minor offi cials ot tho House. The nominations are, of course merely complimentary. Secretary Blaine gave a dinner to the members of the International Maritime conference Tuesday evening. Among the invited guests were the Vice President, Secretaries Noble and Rusk and the German and IkitUb ministers. The entertainment was markod by an innovation. There were no after dinner speeches. Assistant Secretary Iiussey, of the Ioterior department, in bis annual report devotes considerable space to defending his decisions .in pension cues, which be claims all tend to lib eralize the practice of the department. Senator Farwell smiles iu a peculiar way when atked if tbe rumor which lays he wilt not be a candidate for re- election is true. While the Senator does not say in so many words that he is a candidate for re-election be says enough to make the inference plain that he is. Nothing moro has been done in the cases of the five re-rated officials of the Tension office who were last week asked to resign, and refused to do so. There is a rumor that these men will not be dismissed, though that was Sec retary Noble's first intention. Secretary Troctor's annual report is a very interesting document. He makes a number of excellent recom mendations. He believes the proper way to prevent the large number of desertions in the army is to lessen the distanee between the commissioned officer and the private, and he shows how it can be done. Lynn, the great shoe manufacturing town of Massachusetts, was visited by a most disastrous fire last week, de stroying nearly the entire business portion of the city, and entailing a loss on the inhabitants from which they will not recover for maoy years. Boston, also, suffered a terrible loss by fire last week, it being little behind the great conflagration in that city in 1872. The insurance companies of the country were hit bard. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. 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The Republican is the oldest and best of the cour.ty papers, sup plies you weekly with all the homo news of Interest, such as no city weekly can possibly give, and the Weekly Press pro vides you with all the world wido news and a mass of gcnoral reading such as no local paper can possibly furnish. By taking advantage of our combined ofl'er you get tho best of each class of reading in its proper place and at a price so rea sonable that you cannot afford to deprive yourself and family of the benefit of it. No such offor has ever been made by Bny responsible paper in the county. Sub scribe now. 1-HOLIMY GOODS-! :o: The Largest and j Rest Assortment of Holiday Goods we have ever handled! Now and fresh goods, novelties new to this season in JEWELHY. Gents' Chains. Ladies'Clmlns, Ladies' and Gents' Silk Chains, Rinps, Hctts, Charms, Cuff Buttons, Bracelet, Ac. SILVE R.W-A.11E. Quadruple Plated Butter Dishes, Casters, Cups, Cake Stands, Spoon Holders, Tablo Knives and Forks, Table and Tea Spoons, Napkin Rings in large assortment. Hooks and Ktntlonery. Books in Endless Variety, Poems Landscape Border and red line Series, Scrap Books, Autograph Albums, Christ mas Cards, Fancy Boxes, Ink Stands, Paper Holders, Paper in Boxes and in Packages best and cheapest out. Seo our 10c. Package Paper, 12 envelopes, 12 sheets paper. Paper bound Books reduced from tlo to 15c, Cloth bound Books reduced from 60 to 3.x, and School Books of a!l kinds. Diaries for 1890. TOYS, TOYS. A Very Large Assortment of Toy9, French Dolls. Biscuo Dolls, Indestructi ble Dolls, and Doll Heads. Trick Banks. Musical lops, xtiusio uoxes, miliums Blocks. 5. 10 and 25c. Bargain Counters well stocked with holiday goods. CONFKCTIO' EllY. Common and Fancy Candies, Nuts of all kinds, Christmas Candies, Ac. loeltet Kulvem. 43 styles of best Gents' Ladies' and Boys Pocket Knives. NOTIONS. All Kinds of Holiday Notions. Silk Handkerchiefs, bilk Mulllers, a line of Japanese Goods. "V and Vnrlctlcs. Glass Vases In Great Variety. Childrcns' Cups and Saucers, Mustache Cups, Shav ing Mugs, Chi'drena' Setts. Child's Knife, Fork and Spoon, Toilet Setts, Card Bas kets, Mouth Organs, Child's Wash Setts, Bureaus, Hoys' ijieas, xc, etc, STAPLE GOODS. Hats, Caps, Gloves, a large and elegant line of Indies' Overshoes, Boys', Indies', Misses', and Child's Rubber Boots, Gents', Bovs' and Indies' Fancy Slippers, low prices on Satchels, Ac., and everything to make people comfortable and happy. Call early while stock is full and frosh. Prices low. WM. SMEARBAUGH A CO., fionesta, Pa. WESTWARD, HOI Are you contemplating a journey West or South T If so, , the undersigned can give vou FREIGHT. Also furnish Maps, Guides and an v information relative to the Furni ing. Grazing or Mining distrio's of tho Wvbt or South. Call on or address. R. H. WALLACK, Ticket Airent N. Y.. P. A O. Ry Office in Union Depot, OIL CITY, PA A GENTS 1 WANTED To canvaKS for one of the largest, oldest established, bent Known Nurbcrioa in the country. Moxt liberal terms. Uiiequalud fncilitic. Geneva Nursery, KHlHblishod lbto. W. & T. KM ITU, Geneva, N. Y. IF YOU WANT a respectable Job printing at a reasonable price bendy of our order to this (dike, Upward & GOODS COUNT, A.2STO r-vitr T)ii!nnci m-t i lr4- jOV 1 rlCCS illC WJlflL Ilcnco our motto is, "Attention, Quick Sales and Small Profits." DAVID MINTZ'S Mew People's Store MARIENVILLE, PA. &QQK AT .it JFZW JPoiXTJSftS Dry Goods, Dress Goods. The best American Indigo Prints at 0 cont, formerly sold for 8c. A very good utngham tor S cents only. Complete stock of Domestio Ginchaii'is at II) cents. Full line or Cheviots at 8 cts. Unbleached Muslin at 6 cents, cheap at 8 cents. A tine line of Sicillinns and Flannoteta at 12 cents. Fine stock ot Dress Flannels to socles t from at 32 cents. Tho very best Henrietta Cloth, Black Silk Varp, warranted, nt only 81.00, Turkey lieu ramo l.inen at Zo cts., sold else w hero for 40 cts. CLOTHING, CLOTHING, In tho Line of Clothing we are at the Front. Men's Suits from $3.50 to $20.00, from 13 to 25 por cent, under other dealers. A complete lino of Overcoats, for Men. Boys and Youths, at prices that will meet you npprooaucu. Full line of Carpels, Oil C esi jinrnct I'rirc paid lor limes, snoop l'clis, Ilccswnx, Ginseng, and Furs of all kinds. Call and see the best Clothing, Hats, Caps, ishing Goods ever shown in the County. Also a full line of Trunks, Valises, Blankets, Robes and Comfoi'ts, and all. avid Mintz, irnQm Rick ITeadache and iwltere all the troubles Inci dent to a bilious state ot tbe syntem, si ton as Dizziness, Nausea. Dmwsfuess. Distress aru-r eaUnft. Fain in the Side, Ac. While their most remarkable success has been shown in curing neadarhe, yet Carter's I.irn c Lrrxa PimjS are equally valuable In Constipation, curing and preventing this annoying complaint, while thy also correct all disorders ot the stomach, stimulate the liver and regulate tl)C bowel. Even, if tbey only cured HEAD Ache they would be almost price 1 em to thOM who suffer frem this distressing complaint; but fortunately their goodness doe Dot ent here, and those who once try them will find theee little pills raluahle in so many ways I hat they will not be willing to do without theiu. put tutor au sick oeaa ACHI Is the bane of so many Ures that here Is where we make our great boast. Our pills cure it while others do not. Carter's Littij Ijtkr Pill are rery small and very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action plnaae all who use them. In rial at 25 cents; five tor $1. Sold ere ry where, or Bent by mail. CABTU K121CU;i CO., Kcv Tork. tbHil HUh. U Trice. CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, SCROFULA, COUCH or COLD," THROAT AFFECTION, WASTING of FLESH, Or uny JsraM teherm thm Throat and Lu$ns are Iitflumtd, jA$ck of Strength or rtxj 'w, you con he relieved and Cured Vy H SCOTT'S EMULSION OF PURE COD LIVER OIL Wlth Hypophosphltea. PaukTasLr as Milk. Ah for Bcott's EmuUion, and fcf no expiatiation or solicitation induco you to wvept a auhatltute. Sold by all Ih-uggit. SCOTT & BOWSE, Chemists, H. T. PATENTS. Caveats, and Trado-Marks obtained, and all Patent business conducted for Moder ale Fees. Our olllce is opposite V. S. Patent Office and we can secure patent in less tune tliua those remote from Washington. tiend model, drawing or photo., with description. We advise if patentable or not, froo of charge. Our fee not due till tmteut is secured. A pamphlet, "How to Obtain PatonU,' witli names of actual clients in your State, county, or town, sent tree. Address, A. KNOW A CO.. Opp. Patont OBico, Washington, D. C. CARTERS! Vf IVER lf?ifH! PILLS. tJ ORE 19 GSI E9i Onward 1 n Ti-k-i 1 1-v-1- -P I tllO 1001)10 100U. 101 , j FOU THE LAMES CUILPREN, we carry a fine assortment of Hilk Plush and other Wraps. The lajst for the lowest prices. Also, a line line of Infants' and Children a Underwear. Boots, Shoes & Rubbor Goods, For everybody and to suit all slios of pocket books. Best Men's Rubber Boots at $2.50, in- Lsdios' Ruhlter at 35 cts. Misses' Rubbers at 30 cts. Children's Rubbers at '25 cts. lleniemler those are Boston Goods, and ore me uii, A COMPLETE DEPARTMENT FOR LUMBERMEN. Those who wish Underwear and Over wear will find a splendid lino at very low prices. JEWELTtY. Complete stock Silverware. Gold and Silver Watches. Riuirs. Chains. Ao.. and marked down vcrv low. loth, Mais and Rug. High. line of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Furn Give us a call, one mm NOW FOR THE FALL & WINTER TMBB Where to buy Roods to fit tho season Is tho question now, and tho answor conies, at ID. BABUETT'S FAMOUS LOW PRICE STORE Where Xcw Goods are constantly arriv ing, ilia place is ueauquar tors for DRY GOODS! ADIES' AND GENT'S FURNISHING OOOIDS, CLOTHIXG, HATS, CAPS, HOOTS AND SHOES, HOSIERY, FLAXXKI.S, JEWELRY, GLASSWARE, iiUEEXSWARE, &., Ac, A COMPLETE LIXE OP GROCERIES & PROVISIONS will always bo found at my store, and al ways (no nest and Iresliosl tho markets afford. Call and examine mv Stock and Prices. and bo convinced that I will sell vou (roods as low as tho lowrmt. Country Produce. lta'sand Junk taken in exchauuo, and tho highest prices allowed. "QUICK SALES AXD SMALL PRO FITS," is my motto. I.WII RAIKXKTT, opp. Lawrence House, TIOXESTA, PA. MASON & HAMLIN Orcan and Piano Co. BOSTOX. NEW YORK. CHICAGO. NEW f Coutninsafiveoctave.Xine iop Action, iiimiKiied in MODEL lurxe and handsome, easo of I kolid black walnut. Prico fcn'J URuAN, cash ; also sold on the Easy Hire System at J1&37 per STYLE miarter, fur ton ouartois. I when oi;an bcooiucspropor- is-i-. ly ui pel huh luring. f The Mason A Hamlin MASwN I ".Stringer," iu vented and pat ented li y Mason A Ilttiiiliu in ai is used in tho Mason A J llumliii pianos exclusively. HAMLIN RdinurkAlile refinement of tone and phcnomontil cunaci PIANOS. I ty to stand in tuno churacter- l ize tliuso inslrumeiits. POPULAR STYLES ORGAXS AT f22, f32.50, $o0, 78, fM, AND UP. Organs anil Pianos sol.l for Cakh, Easy j uj ineiiLs, anu itunieu. Laiaioguea iree. For Dropsy, Gravel, Bright' and Liver Diseases. Cure guaranteed. Ollice, 831 Arch street, Philadelphia. All druggists Try it. fl a buttle, six lor $j. Mintz's Troubles! name or a play, but means cot so enthusiastic In his Eastern mirchascs. will hold, licnce Ills anxiety to make a littlo breathing room. He is "long ' in the fol lowing linen, whoso prices ought to causo A rapid tlcplotlnn in the stork. CLOTHING ! CLOTHING ! Our Men's Suits from $3.G0 up to $20.00. OVERCOATS ! OVERCOATS ! In Overcoats wo havo no equal, and sold at Kock-JJottom prices. UNDERWEAR, Ladles' Merino Vests, extra fine, nt .V proportionately good values In Children's. worth $1.50. DRESS GOODS! All wool, double fold Dress Flannel and Tricots. In all colors, nt 45 cents nor yard. would bo a Imnanxa at 00 cents. LI iuhor 8acqucs, at Hock Bottom Prices. BOOTS AND In Boots and Shoos we have no eaual. our departments. Uive us a call and convince yourself. Highest market price paid for Hides, J. MIKTZ'S CUT IsTEW KEPLER We WILL. March AT Till? iii:ai of tiik And give moro value for $1.00 NEW GOODS! Wo are Just opening our Fall purchases of Fall and Winter Goods, and marking them at prices that KNOCK TilK BOTTOM OUT OF "ROCK CLOTHING, OVERCOATS, CLOTHING, Our Clothiuir Room has never leen so CHOCK FULL of Bargains as this Fall. Suits ranirina: in price from $1.00 to SiO.OO. largest, Assortment tno imkii, ana rrices overcoats; Wo KNOW w are Headquarters for Overcoats 1 Wo will sell a eooil Chinchilla Overcoat for 83.50. Wo will sell a row! PIiiIii Orndes at prices to correspond. o nave an excellent l.luo or overcoats ran)lii(r in price from f.1.00 to f'Jfl.OO. Iu Boys' and Youths' Overcoats wo can lit and pluuso any boy from four years up. jRj9" DON'T BUY OVERCOATS TILL DRESS GOODS! It would take a whnlo newspaper to do Goods, Flannols and Domestic Good-. We will simply say that wo have the S I l.t-A and tho ASSORTMENT. Tho quality 01 the goods and the low prices wo have on them WILL, MAKE Til KM till. We have a. .otter Assortment than ever LADIES' NKWMAKKES! LADIES' WRAPS! In Ladies', Misses' anil Children's Wraps wo aro Right to tho trout. HO also have a tine assortment of SEAL PLUSH SACCiTJES! JSTDOX'T FAIL TO SEE OUR CLOAK Boots and Shoos. Rubber Goods. Rubber Boots. Wool Dress Shirts. Hats and Caps. We haven't space to enumerate prices, Lllt!SOL.U. t-au in ana wo win wiivmeo GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEED Our Grocorv Department is always up to Lowest PoMsiblo Prico. Wo take pleasure H. J. HOPKINS & CO. HERMAN DRUGGISTS TIONESTA, IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND THE FEESMEST GnQGEltlES. BERRIES, FRUITS A VEGETABLES OP ALL KINDS, IN SEASON. In our Drug Department, which is in chargo of a thoroughly competent Clerk, will always bo found tho PUREST DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS COMTOUXDED WITH UTMOST CARE. ONE CENT Will buy a postal card, on which soul your address and got a sample copy of the WEEKLY CHRONICLE TELECRAPH, PITTSBURGH, TA. Mrs. Fiances Hodgson Burnett edita tho Youth's Department. Serial stories by tho best writors, com ploto Market Reports, interesting News and Reading Matter for every member of the family, both old and young. Only one dollar a year, or five copiuu for four dollars. BOARD of EXAMINING SURGEONS for Forest County. 8. S. 'fowler M. 1)., President; J. W. Morrow M. D., Secretary s J. B. Kigijins M. D., Treasurer. The Board w ill meet iiiMlr. Morrow's othee, 'l iouesta, on tiie third Wednesday of each month, at 10 o'clock, a, ui, Hint Mima I actually In trouble. He that he bouirht moro iroods thnn hi More FLANNELS, &C. cts.. worth 7.'o. Ramo price In Men's, niul Ladies' scarlet vesta at 80 cont, easily Grades. Newmarkets. Wraps. fSoal Plush SHOES ! and can't lie undersold. And so It Is in all Furs, Pelts and Ginseng. PRICE STORE, BLOCK, TIONESTA, .PENN'A. than cau bo got elsewhere 1 llOTTOM!" A bargain in every suit I Our stock is the ine liuwosi oi a i in roresi touiiiy. Overenat for $1.00. We will Hell Finer YOU GO THROUGH OUR STOCK! DRESS FLANNELS! justice in advertising onr atnek of Dross In tl,ACK OOOUS! JACKETS! MISSES' anil CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT HE FORE YOU BUY All Grades Underwear. Gent's Furnishing Goods. Gloves and Mittens. Fine Assortment of Neckwear. only to say that WEJWILL XOT BE UN jnin w wu o j w.., the Standard. Evorythlnc sold at th in allowing goods. Come and seo us. & SIGGINS! & GROCERS, PEPiN. AND CHEMICALS It the oldMt and moitt Mipuiar aoientttlc arid muchanu'al par puliltnlicil and bat the 1 art: cut circulifttinii ut ftnjr pupur of !( clan In the world, Kuiljr HUiMruted. Ittst claai of Wod Kntrmv. iu. I'utilit)iud week It. Hnd fur ttiHimea cm.. I'riee 3a year. Knur months' trial, 1. ML NN A i O., I'L ULlbUEUK, 9ul iiruaJwa, N.V. ARCHITECTS BUILDERQ Edition of Scientiflo American. O A (ircat uoconi. Each luua eontatna enlnrd lltltuKntuhic plat o of cuuniryand cicy rimidt n. ce or publio buildlnif. Numuroua jurauig and full plant and ttpuclflcaUurm for the tut of auch an contuiuplato bulldlnti. 1'rice a jvrnr, 2cla.acupy. tAVHH A COH LUiaBUalta. IATEUTSI I mar b nr ed bj auplf- , iug to iiVSH I h. i'u.. who " haThaduTr 40 ypara' nprtenca and hava uiarta over lUU.tUl applications for Amuriuan and rr- utktii uwiuiiU. fiend for llaudbvua. Currtm- pioduc irlctlj ooutidviitiaJ. TRADE MARKS. In Cftl jour mark U not rllierd In th Pttt. Dt liftic. lplr lo Ml NX & Co., and uriAiura iuiiuedinl prutfttitlun. bua fur Iui1IkoK. CUPyRKIUTi for bnok, chart, Biani, Sla, quickir pruuurd. AdUruMI PIUNH V CO., ratrut 8ltcltor. OttiLH. Onut: Hut VuoauwAY, N. I wmmm WESTERN NEW YORK A PENN SYLVANIA RAILROAD, formerly B., N. Y. A P. R. R. Time Table taking effect May I2th, 1880. iaiern l imp Citli Meridian. Trains will leave Tloiirntn for Oil Cltv and point West at folio'! No. tin Through Freight (carry ing PBsscnycrs) 0:40 a. m. No. !H llullalo Express 12::Wnoon. No. (il Way Freight (carrying pnssi'iuTcrx) ri-.on i. in. No, : Oil City Exi rcss 8:05 p. tn, For Itlckorv. Tidhmtn. Warren. Klnnus. Bradford, Oleiin and the East I No. HO Olenn Express fi:0 a. m. No. H2 ritubiirgh Express 3:-l p. in. No. INI Through Freight (car- rymg passengers 7:13 p. in. Trains n.'l and 1X1 Hun Daily and carrr passengers to and Irom points between Oil City and Irvineton only, other Iralua n n dally except .Sunday. Uet I lino tables and mil Information from J. I.. CRAIO, Agent, Tlonesta, Pa. Ui:i. N. WATCllKLL, UenlNitpt. J. A. FELLOWS, Gon'l Passenger A Ticket Apnnt, Buffalo, N. V. H. 5. GENERAL MERCHANTS. Dealers in -Also,- UNDERTAKERS. TIONESTA, PA. ot the firm of MORCK BRO'S, OPTICIAUS, Siooii0iMt in KrrorR of Rpfrivtlon of th Kyo, KxauiiimtiutiH froo of rhnrgo. B-r Muhir. tlnoo I hsr bM ndntW.r Atme I unr irt ny tv wot, but I da th4 ikiuk Ubyloak M uuoutii m wboa I Ln aood ii. M'4h nwlndrcttl, Tny ton, liwarrjfMiiom whoa prupeilj luei. You lino ot w txkd tha tlircnjtwn. fur Uur rs t around tb ck of tUo but lis. Now yuu u Jbi rJ iliem. iud thej will ffrti'Mt oat of your trul lff. Yonr ffilhar and I kwp o x ulinfAM in (wni ordur hj its dm, I om it aboB ouco a nouU awl vr auoufc ouos wusk. WolffsACMEBIacking Ii wendorfuj ; preserving 4 Waterprooflni cry Inathert irin it o cSecp, rich blaoK lusiro Insta n week. I'onH m Do w t frnf iuot Al?Mli l3i)klnyjn nf stkOT. b-JJ !! yuo st im. Orewi, XMt-naik , Try It tm y-ur IUiihm, WOLFF A RANDOLPH rHIUDOPHU. RAYMOND'S PECTORAL PLASTER The wonderful Cimnh onr. ' A positive cure for Whooping Coufih anil all Throat, Chest and Luiik Troubles, and all Coughs. Is also tho host known Remedy for local pains, such on Lumbago, Hciatica, etc. Sold by all druggists. ang7-ly. Is hero furnished of tho eoiiseini of neiilectinir to lake wise ifely ad vice. This man thought hn knew it all and Turned Up His Noso At our low priced Furniture becauso they were low." llopiiM two prices for ail inferior article whirh led his wife to Turn Down His Noso For futuro reference. She travo him the shake in a mild form hikI threatened divorce for tli next otfeiic. Sho'a all ri'ht. To iinl to trinln with Nelson Grcenliiml is A JUST CAUSE OF DIVORCE If tho courts would only think so. Keen on Indies. Educate your husband to know a bargain when he sees it. Train them in the way they should o (for Furniture.) And remember th.it way is to N. CREENLUKD'S. Undertaker A Embalmer, 331 Exchange Block, WARREN, PA. SEND vour Job Work to the RKPUR LICAN Oflice. y
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