THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
i. C. VWCNK,
EDITOR A PftOPmrTOS.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10, IS'.C..
Announcements
Terms Associate Judge, f!2. Treas
urer, fill. Those rates im-ludo printing;
of tickets, nil name being printed on
tho ticket. Terms ulrictlii cimh with the
ordpr tor announcement
COUN TY TREASURER.
Wp are authorized to niinoiinrp
JAM ICS II. FOXES, of Tioiiosta, as n
candidate for County Treasurer, subject
to Republican usage..
We are authorized to announce JOHN
J. UREEN. of Jcnks township, as a can
didnto lor County Treasurer, subject to
Republican usages.
ASSOCIATE JflMilC.
Wo are authorized to announce JACK
MoCKA Y, of .looks township, us n can
diiliite for Associate Judge, subject to Re
publican usages.
Wo nrp authorized to announce S. S.
CANF1ELD, of Tionosti borough, n
candidate for Associate Judge, subject to
Bepublicun usages.
fish msKtr ii.yuii.vki.su.
All who are intpreMcd in having
the streams of the statu filled with
fooi! fish must lit? strongly opposed to
the passage of any of th... fish basket
bills now pending in the legislature.
Senator Ilackenberg has introduced
one in the Senate while Kcpressntn
tive Kerr is the father of one
in the House. They are
alike vicious in that the fish bas
kets which they autbitize would
slaughter young fish liy the thousand,
and old ones by the bushel mid in a
short time, exterminate the species.
The pretense lor erecting these fish
death traps is to capture eels, but
while catching these scavengers of
our stream", which some find tooth
some, these eel veir9 or fih baskets
capture every other fish moving in
the water, which are then taken by
the harrelful and killed to the utter
depletion of the streams.
This wantun and wholesale deslruc-
iioh hi me iooii nsn fit i ne state is
naturally oposed by the State Fish
Commission, which indeed has little
reason to exist if fish baskets are to
be allowed in the streams. Every
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nucuxirriiitiii must us against iliein,
whilu economically they are indefi-n
sihle, since they destroy the fish and
rob the people r.f the 6tate of a most
important und valuable food staple
The policy of the slate Im4 always
been Bguinst these barharoi.g and
wasteful fish traps. Their mainte
nanco is a ruisdemeutior ami the only
legislation meded on the subjecis to
make (hn prohibition mote' stri'igeul
by the tmp.aMt?)n of severe penalties.
Vll1s the height of f. lly to insiu-
tain a ns.h commission and attempt to
keep the strsains of the state tto ked
with f.,od fish while allowing ih0 ee
put fiends to destroy these fish ami
their progeny by wholesale Let the
legislature amend its fish basket hill
by doubling the penalty now imposed
on those who use these devices to ex
terminate go,.d fish. The (Mi basket
is a barbarous contrivance that civil
izution should wipe out of existeuce
Phila. Press
v. u. smith, editor of the
Punxsutawney Spirit, who is als
a member of the legislature,
is evidently sound on the peusiou
nildfillivn 1 1 :. i
wvS.uu. lie writes ins paper
as lollows: Ihe Philadelphia
delegation is very much interested in
the Judges pension bill, which pro
poses io retire on halt pay Judges
wuo nave served twenty years on th
hnneh IF I. -.
... mem is any good reason
why a judge, who receives a salary of
from 84,000 to $8,000 u yeir, with
mileage in addition, should receive a
pension, after drawing $100,000 from
the Stale Treasury, we have never
heard it advanced. Now if it Wrre
proposed to pension couutry editors
who had struggled with poverty and
uespair tor tweuty years, or couutry
parsous, wno Had labored for a lik
i t
period ami received as pay ouly idly
expressed thunks and a few begg.irly
aouations, there would hi, some sense
lu it. l,ut the idea of p,.usioniu.
uiau who is fortucate enough to hold
the honorable ,! lucrative position
of Judge fur twenty year8 j3 HlllJ)y
reuicuious. i be sure il Wuuld nut
cost the state much money. PW,
uij mere are not jur judges in the
state eligible to retiiement under
such law, and it jd altogether likely
L .
ioai me people would be very care
fill lint l. l.,..i .. I.. I .. i- .i
"'-, " uuoge lor llie SecoiK
tlllia lllilu.:.. i.i
"c I'ooin io tie it venta
II. I . : I ...
.niri, yet It would Seem to he
degrading inMcad 0f elevating the
j...c.alJ , nu mere is no excuse for
it that can be ma le apparent to th
ordinary mind."
IIimm v.. r.,..,.i. .1
..Kin ii me ui.iijey () jj.
i-ulation i t country inerrasei
fl C t f tr, . . .
cj,vw,vw, a !a,l which will be
taken by some pooplo to be favorable
Th ero has been a heavy decrease
lite ctrculuti.,1) lor a long time Dur
log Ihe year ending March 31 this
decrease was u.i Jon than g8,h00
000. iJuring that month, oing to
the new bond issues probably, the
national bank circulation increase
f.loOO.000, and it is now almost as
larce as it v. at a yeir tig There al
ways has hi en no ! tlrtys will be
difi'erencts of opinion .is t,) the vol
H i p of currency, but the public at
large in this country have always fa
vored plenty of money.
Gr.HMAN geographers have made a
careful estimate of the population of
Africa and place the total ut 1G.1,
!)53,000, which is 42,240,000 more
than the aggregate population of
North and South America. Europe
anil Africa Comhi, pl have a popula
tion of 521,332,000, though their
area is not greater than ihal of all
America. The Now World has
plenty of room for many limes its
present population of 121,713,000.
The German estimate of the popu
lation of the woild now is 1,4,80,000,
000, and one of the best authorities
of the Royal Statistical Society says
it will he increased by the year 2517
to 33,50,000,000
Ik any more outbreaks are batched
in Hawaii and anarchy lucre result
the people will hold this A i in in stra
in responsible, as cue word frtmi
the United States would have meant
table government and mi fear of
any nation.
IXHXUS AT IIAUKlsnriif.
IlARUistnilto, Fa., April 8, 1S5.
The past week has seen nioro work ac
complished in the House than any pre-
ious one since the session liej? in. The
Senate has been enjoying a recess during
that time, having Rotten abend of the
House In its work, which is an easy task.
inasmuch as "courtesy" rules the roost
there, and to oppose a lcllow Senator's
pet measures is considered discouotoous
und always frowned down.
Nineteen bills passed finally in the
House on Tuesday. Among those is one
to provide against adulterations, of food
and drugs. Tho bill is framed on the
principles of the Ohio law, which is said
to work splendidly, and its friends claim
Hint tho times are ripo for such a measure
in this and other States.
The House wrestled a good part ot last
Wednesday with the bill on second read-
inn, which prevents tho sale of intoxicat
ing liquors on Memorial Day. The bill,
which has been up at every session for
the past plight years, was introduced this
timo by Mr. Mattox of Venango, who
made a strong plea for its adoption, and
wa- heartily second d by a number of
the ti. A. R. members in tho Houso.
The bill was oposed by the cities, and
by only two members of the Grqnd. Ar
my out of about forty who afe members
of tho Houso, Itpn'O-od second reading
amHud'fa!r to through on final pas-
ige.
'1 he judges retirement bill eamo up on
second reading Thursday, and after some
discussion passed that Mage. Wore it not
for the high regard which all the mem
bers have for Speaker Waltou, who is
very anxious for tho passage of tho bill,
it would bavo about as much show of
getting through the House as ono to re
duce the members' salories would have.
For this reason, no doubt, it was allowed
to pass second roading; but if men Uilk
as they will vote, the citv members.
with now and then a Htrngliuir ono from
tho country district, will havo to do the
passing, for it is aliiKHt impossible to
find one outsido of Philadelphia nnd Al
legheny counties who will touch it when
the yeas and nays are called. Just why
a ucrsou who him received a salary of
from Sl.000 to Jo.OOO for twenty years or
upwards should bo retired on full pay is
ono of those problems whiuh it is difficult
to make a fellow of ordinary mind un
derstand. The bill to prohibit doer killing for
five years was passed finallj in the House,
but what tho Senate may or may not do
with it remains to be seen.
Word has gone out that tho country
members are in favor of lopping olf a
million ot the school appropriation in tho
next two years, in order that the charit
able institutions may bo taken care of.
lr this is true it would be interesting to
loam who constitutes the country mem
bership, for the writer bus yet to find
one that will even listen to any propo
sition that tonds in the direction of re-
uuciiig too school appropriation, and if
any self constituted leader of the country
members lias given sanction to any such
proposition, bo will find when tho quos
tien comes up for disposition that bo lias
reckoned without his host. Public char
ities are in many instances quito worthy,
but ofienor they are not, and it very fre
quently happens that money appropri
ated in that direction fails to accomplish
llie ends to which it is sent. Tho appro
priations madu to the common schools
has come to bo looked upon as a sacred
lund, and any paity which attomots to
diminish that fund in tho least will find
Itself floundering iu deep water. And
the papers which have sent out the report
that country fem'tors favor any such
proposition are either wholly misrepre
senting the facts or have gotten their in
formation irom a vory unroliuble source.
A bill passed second reading Thursday
which provides for the organization of a
Slate school book board, and provides
lor tho purchase, by school boards, of
uooks ut tho lowest prices. Tho bill is
aimed in tho right direction, and if niude
a law will go tar toward bagging tho
game it is alter, the school book trust. It
is a shame to tho Conimonw ealth that
such legislation has not long ugo giaccd
the Mamie hooks.
A must worthy and highly important
inea.'.uio passed tho Houso finally on
Thursday last. It is entitled "An uct for
thu protection of railrord travelers, do
tiniiig tho ci iino of train robbery and
punishing the bame.'' Ol course the title
fully explains the intent of the law, und
It is hoped by its enactment to lessen, if
not altogether prevent tho frequent (?)
bold und daring train "hold-ups" that
are terrorizing tho people, w ho travel in
Pennsylvania. The Seyule ought to
amend it by making some reference to
I'll 1 1 mull ear porters und tho like.
Tho Monday night sessions hereafter,
until otherwise ordered, w ill be taken up
with Scnatu bilbi on second residing.
This is hcginniiur to look little as
though Du re inii'ht he an adjournment
within the next six or seven we 'ks.
Were tho legislature t nttempt to take
tlunl action on all the hills on lh tiles
and j et to be placed there, the Idea of
Nnvembdr would not see the end of the
session.
r.nsv n oil's.
There ore over 1 1.'l.OOO.iKlll women in
India and they are neither clamoring for
the right to vote nor yearning to ride bi
cycles. Tho entire circulation of tho newspa
per press of the world is estimated at
10,700,000 copies, and there exists ono
journal for cverv So.iiiHl inhabitants.
Nenl Pnw, at 01, is apparently as strong
and vigorous as he has been for '0 years.
Hut w ho couid tell w hat he might bo it
he would only let rum alone ? Itoston
(ilobp.
It is not generally known that when
the Commissioners were appointed to
select a situ for tho National Caoital.
Bristol township. Hoiks county, received
tour votes ami the District of Columbia
four. Washington broke the tio by cast
ing his vote for the latter place.
V new disease has made its appearance
among the sheep in Centre county. The
sheep first become dull nnd stupid und
do not follow the others; tho sight bo
comes iill'eeted, resulting in total blind
ness, nnd apparently the sheep become
deaf, for they pay no attention to any
noisei, though it is violent. After stand
ing around aw hile with heads thrown up,
they fall over, and lip there until dead, un
able to got up, or stand up when helped.
I ho editor of theOrlenna Republican
effuses on the mighty dollar tlinslv:
"There Is hardly a married man, except
an editor, who noes not carry in his
pocket ti e picture of an attractive young
woman who is not bis w ile. We violate
no confidence when we oay her name is
Miss Annio Wiles Williams of Philadel
phia, and that picture ornaments the sil
ver dollar which all of us uso." Lot it
bo said to the credit of editors that most
of them i-arry the picture of an attractive
young Indian in their pockets.
The Illinois legislature has
passed n bill by the piovisinns of
which all bachelors over lliirly two
yais of uge me txe l for the pur
pose of boil. dug and maintaining a
home tor i 1-1 maids , wise nnd just
law, surely.
To II nil 1 up a Town.
Jrit.
Vim,
Push.
Snap.
ICnergy.
Schools.
Morality.
Hai inony.
Cordiality. .
advertising.
' Talk about it.
Write about it.
Cheap property.
Speak well of it.
Help to improve it.
Advertise in its papers,
liood country tributary.
Patronize its loci chants.
lCli-ct good men to office.
Help all public piiterprixes.
Honest, competition in prices.
Make the atniosphero healthy.
Firo all loafers, croakers and dead
beats. Let your object bo tho wolliue,
growth and promotion of your town and
ils people. Always speak well of the
wholo souled, true, public spirited men,
Exchange.
DON'T OP TOBACCO.
How la Cure Yourself While I sln H,
Tho tobacco habit grows on a man un
til his nervous system is seriouslv affec
ted, impairing health, comfort and happi
ness. To quit suddenly is too severe a
shock to the system, as'tobueeo, to an in
veterate user becomes a stiiiiulont that
bis system continually craves. I'aco
Curo is a scientific euro for the tobacco
habit, in all its forms, carefully i-oin-pounded
alter tho formula of an e'liiiuent
Berlin physician ho has used it in his
private practice since 1H72, without a
fui'.ure, purely vegetahlo'nnd guaranteed
perfectly harmless. y( U can uso all tho
tobacco you want, while tinting Baeo
Cure, it will notify you when to atop.
We give a written guarantee to perma
nently cure any case with three boxes, or
refund tho money with ten per cent, in
terest. Unco-Cure is not a substitute, but
a scientific cure, that cures w ithout the
aid of will power und with no incon
venience. It h aves the system as pure
and free from nicotine iis'the day you
took your first chew or smoke. Sold by
all druggists, with our iro clad guaran
tee at l. on per box, three boxes, (thiity
days treatment,) fcf.fiO or sent direct upon
receipt of price. Send six two-cent
slumps for sample box, booklet and
prools free. Kureka Chemical A Maiiii
laituring Company. Manufacturing
Chemists, I.nrrnsse, Wisconsin.
Notice.
Whereas, brook trout have been re
cently placed in Litllo Coon creek, in
(ireen township. Forest county, Pa., by
the Stato Fish Com mi sioners, all per
sons are hereby notified not to fish in
said Mrnmn, on any part thereof, inr the
period of throe years from date hereof,
under a penalty of twenty dollars for
each offenso, as provided bv Act of As
sembly approved June 3, A. I)., 187S.
Tionesta, I'a., March -ST. 1805.
FHANK P. W LKER.
L. COOK.
I. . CAHSOX.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
knowing themselves to bo indebted to
tho late W. C. Wilson of Kellettville.
Forost Co., Pa., that they must call and
scttlo on or belorn May is, ISO"). Also, all
persons having claims against the estate
of said W. C. Wilson will please present
them on or before date above mentioned.
A. C. linKsoN, Administrator.
Kellettvillo, Pa., April 8, 1M).j.
Notice to Petitioners
Liquor License.
for
Applications for I.ioilor License will
bolHKcn upon Moudiiv afternoon of May
term of court, May 20, IMC), at which
lime they w ill lie heard.
Bv the Court
Attest Calvin M. Aiinkm Proth y.
. , 'i'ne ol.iest ami Li st lu.
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prepared tluaiLauds oi
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THE LEADER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
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DAVID MINTZ'S.
Marionvillo, Pa.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICK paid for Hides, Wool. Furs, Sheep pelts, Olnsci
EASTER
We Have Decided to Make an Easter Sale and start
the Season with such a sale as never was
precedented in our town.
MY 1ABY"
Must have an Easter bonnet and by good rights
she should, and so should you have a decent suit.
We are up-to-date outfitters from head to foot and
we can make a satisfied man of you.
WE CAN FIT
Out right in style, right in quality, right in price.
We don't want your money unless we have your
good will along with it. We have suits for chil
dren, the neatest in the market, in wash goods,
unions, worsteds and Jerseys. Boys suits in knee
and long pants suits, and men's in all the popular
styles and makes and the finest goods the market
affords.
Shirts and neckwear we can please the most fas
tidious buyer.
JTJ SHOES
We have them for ladies, gentlemen, youths, misses
and children. You have but to see them to buy
them.
ALL THE SHADES, SHAPES AND PRICES ARE AT
YOUR COMMAND.
WE GUARANTEE OUR GOODS AND STYLES. TRY
US FOR YOUR SPRING OUTFT.
Miles&Armstrong
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lly going to tho wjjII known firm f
SCOWDEN & CLARK
When you are in need of anything in the line f
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ll0R8hH0VEL PLOWS. LAND .ROLL
ERS, HORSE RAKES. BARBED Wh?E.
PWnRrY NETT'M OR HARD
WARE OF ANY DESCRIPTION.
We are alno agents for the
FAST IMrIL" BICYCLE
Warranted to be one of the beat wheel in the market.
SCOWDEN & CLARK
too many Winter Poods yet, such as
Heavy Press Oond of the very bust qualities Men's
JlL' jyiLT'.1 "' Underwear, Blankets, Comfort
ors, Mufl, Bows, Overcoats and Suits for Men and Boys;
-"-"el" to ""'et from. In Indies' and Children's
Coats and Wraps, Fascinators, Fur Trimmings, Ladles'
Waists, our stock Is large.
Our Millinery Ooods Must Ot. Regardleos of Cost.
A lso a Big Lino of Other Cioods too numerous to men-
tion, Which wo arejKiiind to sell In order to make room
for ""-L1""'""""1 sek of Spring and Slimmer Ooods.
which we must have. So poiiiw early and seenro Imr
galns at
SALE
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In PRICES NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF!
TO IN W1CSTKRN I'KNNSYIjVANIA.
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NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS, fu
SO JUST COMhi AND EXAMINE AND WE Ji
to
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DON'T
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TOBACCO
smoke. An iron-clad written guarantee to
Its form, or iiinnev refunded. Trice 11.00
and guaranteed cure,) t'2.50 For sale bv
receipt of price. SEND SIX TWO CENT
lot and proofs free.
Eureka
OIlleeofTHE PIONEER PRESS
Kureka Chemical and MTg Co., La Crosse, Wis.
ftanr Sirs I tisvA ltfffm a tnhacm flend for mitiv v asi-m. and durlnir the riast two
years have smokeI fifteen in twenty cigars regularly every day. My whole nervous
system became affected, until inv physician told me I must give up the use of tobao
oo for the time be UK, at leant. I tried the so-called "Keely Core," "No-To-Hao,"
and various other remedies, but without success, until I accidentally learned or
your "Raoo-Curo." Three weeks ago to-day I commenced using your prepsratlon,
and to-dav I consider myself completely cured; I am In perfect health, and the hor
rible ciaving for tobacco, which every Inveterate smoker fully appreciates, haa
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recommend it. Yours very
Lawrence &
-dealers in-
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS NOTIONS
WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY,
. JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS.
BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY !
GOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
CJ0raTEY FBOBSJGB MID CASH:
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR OOODS.
SIGGKCNS & HERMAN,
DRUGGISTS & GROCERS,
TIONESTA, PENN.
IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND
BERRIES, FRUITS A VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON.
Iu our Drug Department, which la in charge of a thoroughly ooiiipotent Clerk,
will alwaya be found the
PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS!
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDEu WITH UTMOST CARE.
of the firm of MORCK BRO'S,
OPTIOIAUS,
Specialist iu Errors of Retraction of the
Eye. Examinations free of charge.
WARREN, PENN.
W. A. FISHER. Jeweler.
TiovarU Block, Tioneata, Pa
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THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVERY STABLE.
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TIONESTA, - PENN.
S. S. CANFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
Good Stock, Good Carriage and Bug
;.o to let upon the most reasonable terms,
lie will alvo do
JOB TEA.3EinSTC3-
All ordurs left at the Poat Ollloe will
reciv prompt attention.
IF YOU WANT a respectable Job of
A printing at a reasonable price send
your or dm- to ttns i.tlirs.
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GOODS t
IT'S INJURIOUS TO STOP SUDDENLY and
don't be lmposod upon by buying a remedy that
requires you to do ao, a it in nothing more than
a aubxtitute. In tho midden Htoppaira of tobaooo
you must have nome stimulant, and in mont all
canon, the effeet of the ntlmulant, bo it opium,
morphine, or other opiatoa, leave a far worse
habit contracted. Aik vnur drutftflxt about
BACO-CURO.
It N purely vKtable. You do not have to atop
iiamg lonniHH) wun
BACO-CURO.
It will notify you whnn to ntp
and your diwire tor toliacoo will
ceano. Your system will be aa
free from nicotine aa the day be
fore you took your nrsl chew or
absolutely cure the tnbaooo habit In all
per box or 3 boxes (30 days treatment
all drugulnta or will be sent bv mail upon
STAMPS r OK SAMPLE BOX. Hook-
Chemical A MTg Co., La Croiwo, Wis.
COMPANY, C. W. Hobkk k. Hupt.
SL Paul. Minn.. Sept. 7. ISM.
truly, v. w. hornick.
Smearbaugh,
HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES, QUEENS-
TIME TABLE in
effect Mar. 81, IMS.
Trains leave Tlo
nesu for Oil City
and poiuta west as
follows!
Nn-Rl Itll tTkln V.v nrnui 1 i.fv
No. 61 Way Freight (carrying
..noniiKciai :OU P. III.
No. S3 Oil City Ex ress 7:55 p. m.
For Hickory, Tidloute.Warren.Klnxua,
Bradford, Oleau and the East :
No. 80 (Mean Express 8:44 a. ni.
No. 82 Pittsburgh Express.... 4:17 p. m.
No. 60 Way Freight (carrying
passengers to Tioneata) 0:50 a. in.
Get Time Tables and full Information
from S. Q. CLARK, Agent, Tionosta, Pa.
K. BELL, Geu'lSupt.
J. A. FELLOWS,
Geu'l Passenger 4 Ticket Agent,
Buffalo, N. V.
L. Douglas
SHOE
And otbsr pscUltlts fat
OsotUoMB, Ladles, Bort
sad Mlues srs ths
Beit in the World.
ao. dMeiiptlTs adnrtu.
t whtca appssr la tail
nr.
Taka tatttltat.
ItuUt os bava W. Im
DOUGLAS1 HIIOK8,
with asms sad pries
sa bottom. Bold by
R. LANSON.
Vara Baby was sick, wa cave bar Cwtorla,
When stw wu a Child, aha cried t or Castoria.
When she became Utas, she dunf to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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