THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
J. E. WCNK,
Editor Proprietor.
Vlint Maine Said.
In (he eamo speech from which
Candidate ttryan quoted to ihow Mr.
niaino favored free silver aro the fol-
WEDNESDAY. NErTEMItER ".' lowing emphatic declarations : "At
current rate of silver tho free coin-
itr.rtJiti.icMx THurx
NATIONAL.
re.tiltntX M. MeK 1 N LE Y.
Vic- President -li A RH ETT A.
BERT.
IIO-
NTATK.
Omrjrrxs - at Lnriic (lAU'SHA A.
UliOW, SAMUEL A. DAVENPORT.
(IIIATV,
nimw.i-VM. C. ARNOLD.
Acmbt!3. E. WKN'K.
7voionort-v-Jonx n. rorert-
SON.
.S'Aorir-FHAXK 1'. WALKER.
County (Vmmt'simN'r. V. M. COON,
C1IAS.M. WlilTEMAN. v
Auditors M. E. A 11HOTT, J. It.
CLARK.
Jury Commissioner J . ft. CARPEN
TF. It.
... . - JIOl
age ol a dollar containing haj
grain, wu rlh in gold about 02 cents,
gives an illegitimate profit to the
owner of t he bullion, enabling lura to
take !)2 cents worth of it to the mint
and get it stamped as coin and force
his neighbor to take it for a full dol
lar. This is an unfair advantage
ital of tho people or the wealth of
the nation. It seeks to introduce a
new measure of value, but would add
no value to the thing measured. It
would not conserve values. On the
contrary it would dorange all exist
ing values. It would uot restore bus-
ineBS eoutuience; uui us uireci rmii
would lie to destroy the little which
yet remains.
WHAT FRKK COINAGE MKAN8.
The meaning of the coinage plank
adopted at Chicago is that any one
may take a quantity of silver bullion
worth 63 cents to the mints of tho
which the government lias no ngni 10 ...j 8( ,)ave jt u cuileJ , lh0
give to the owuer ol silver bullion ana
which defrauds the mail who is forced
to take the dollar. It assuredly fol
lows that if we give froo coinage to
this dollar of inferior value and put
it in circulation we do so at the ex
pense of our better coinage in gold ;
and uuless we expect the inevitable
expense of tho Government, and ro
ceive for it a silver dollar which shall
be legal tender for the payment of
all debts, public and private. The
owner of the silver bullion would get
the silver dollar. It would belong to
him and to nobody else. Other peo
ple would get it only by their labor,
fl
Terse Truths from tho Cnndl
duto's (Jront Letter of
Acceptance.
-Any person desiring first-class
dental work done will do well to boar
in mind that I will be in Tionesta
for the week commencing on the first
Monday of each mouth.
tf K. II. bTILLAON.
Jesso L. Test, Esq., an old resident and
hlu-hlv rosnectnd oitifton of our town.
called this morning anil after purchasing
a bottle or Chamberlain I olio, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, said I "If any
one asks you ir tills remouy win no wnai
Is claimed for u, tell them yea, ana roior
limn Li) mil. ii. mnARiiuiii nu'ivf, i
The DobaSOmOIlt Of tho OurrenOJ Heynoldsvlllo, Ta. No one can loul.t
EFFECT OF CHEAP MONEY.
Means Destruction of Values.
THINGS IT WOULD NOT DO.
i in
to tnke, milking It especially valuable for
children. For sale by U. w. llovara.
"The L
experience of other nations to be in llle pro(iucts t,t ,llt;ir ttnd, or some-
'irpulUcan party Hamh for 80IIie mysterious way suspended for lhi ( f va,ue The buljoD ownerj
honad money, and ihe chance to earn it our peculiar benefit we inevitably hn9i f , WOuld then, separately.
. . 1 If J7 If. T . J It a . T . 1 1 rt I
OyJionesium. - ntutam ciey. lose our g id coin. u wl" now ou" receive the free silver dollar for 63
It Would Not Make I.alor Kaslrr, th
Hour, of l.lor Shorter ot rjr llettwr.
It WmiM Not Start 1 Factory or Make
a Daoimiiit for mi Additional Day's La
bor It Would Not Maka Farming Mora
IVolllnblo.
The letter of acceptance ponnod by Major
McKinlcy Is full of torso sentences. Nug
gets of thought aro sometime overlooked
In tho perusal of so long a document, wo
lift out a low of thoso nugget and glvo
If you have ever seou a little child In
tho aironv of summer complaint, you
can realize tho danger of the trouble and
appreciate the value of instantaneous re-
iiot aiwavs anorueu ty liewuv s vouo re
Cholera Cure. For dysentery and diar
rhoea it Is a rellablo remedy. We eould
not afford to reoommeud tins as a cure
unless it were a cure. Heath A Killmer.
"Rovs will be boys." but you can't af
ford to loose any ot them. He ready for
tho green applo season by having De-
Wlit e cone c unoiora uure in tuoiiouso.
Heath A Killmer.
Debiisoniont of the
destruction of values.
currency inonns
i. -., .i . i .1..
ironi us n u me ceriaiuiv nuu moi ...... .i r -i i .i
- i pflnii K-nrin oi Hiivt-r h i m nr iiro- i ' . . ....
Thn mrnnr ul Ihn Hllvor llUlllon WOUIO
fipc that vnnr taxes are paid, or , r . , ..!.. .l r I ce
von will lose vour vote. Don't put VT 1 ."T PIe required to receive it a. tho 8llvcr ao.lor. It would belong to
this matter off, Kepublicaos. 111Bdiiim i' nn onenine the
silver to flow in we open a still wider
E x Pr ESI l ent Harrison, in his
New York speech, expressed an un-
answerable truth when he said: "My
friends, as a lie publican, I am proud
ol many things, but I can sum up as
the highest satisfaction I have had in
the party and its career that the pros
pect of Republican success never did
disturb business."
b I a foil itnllur in llin immmnt nf ilpliln him and nobodv ciso.
meuiiim l nn opening me gaies ior T. n.,Bm, i.i . ,i,in It is a more pretense to attnuure mo
, , . t iii hard times to tno rivet mat an our ourruuuy
from ton t runnni-Llon. It won hi bnur . .. i, . i. f i na.Af.
. r i , . a , tf t I is on a goiu iuhm. uwu muuuj
gate for gold to flow out? If I were thfl penM of cillSng lhe 6i)ver and lumlo tlmot himl.
to venture upon h uicium on toe s.i- tbe community would sufier loss by It would dorango oil existing values, it
vcr question I should declare that . would restore business eotifldonco, but Its
until Europe remone.ize silver we ' - J. .. dUx-ct offoct would l to destroy tho little
- . . . ... . Fnmllv Srrnu Ilnsket. which yet remains.
cannot atlord to coin a dollar at low Tho government would got nothing from
as 412 graiDS." I Vaseline makes tho best dressing for the transaction. It would boar the ex-
It doesn't matter whether sick head
ache, billiousnoita indigestion and cou
Btination are caused bv noeloet or by un
avoidable eircumstaneos j DeWitt'a Lit
tle F.arly Klsers will speodily oure lliom
all. Iloath A Killmer.
Divorce Notice.
Kate M. Harrington,
Libellant,
vs.
Wm. C. Harrington,
Hospondent.
In the Com. Pleas
Court of Forest
County, of Feb
ruary Term, MH1,
No. 41.
Aug. HI, 181X1, T. F. Ititchey appointed
Commissioner to take testimony, on mo
tion of P. M. Clark, Alt y
Br tub CounT.
Notice la horoby given that I will at
tend to the duties of my appointment on
Monday. Oct. 12. 18!W. at 1 o'clock. P. M.,
And yet Candidate Bryan would russet shoes. pense of coining the rtto eon, 0"
1 Inn rt i 1 Ir rtntiliitr nu1 elnn-Oil txiitt Ijii- I "1111111 TV Willi 111 MllllUL HIIW V 1 ivo .tvm , t . i
v a-as un ' iuu i ft ( in uiv w m 1 1 it iv . ... . . j . .
I give the impression that Mr. Blaine,
the great statesman, was a silverite at
Mr. Bryan is right in stating that I the ratio of 16 to 1
bis election to the residency would
abolish tbe gold standard of money
in this country. 'It would require no
act of Congress to enablo him to
carry into efTed that promised
change. If elected on tho third of
November, on tho following day gold
would cease to be known as part of
The Vermont Settler.
The Vertnout election on Tuesday
more distinctly marked tho. begin
ning of tho end of tho Bryan cam-
bilious dyspepsia. If there is any one thing whlcn snouiu
After washing nover wring worsted bo froo from speculation una uuctunuuu
dress goods. Shake thoin. It is tho money of a country. It ought
Spirits of turpentine is the thing with "ever to bo tho subject of mere partisan
which to clnnxn nti.1 hriirhtnn nntmif. contention.
tend if they see proper.
1. J. AlTCnST,
Sept. 7, IRtti.
Commissioner.
leather.
Moderately strong salt and water taken
by tho tcaspooiil'ul at intervals is a cure
for catarrhal cold.
When wo part with our labor, our pro
ducts, or our property we should rooelva
In return money which Is as staplo ana
unchanging In value ns tho lngonulty of
honest men can make It.
Until International agreement Is had It
Soak black calico in salt and water bo-
nniirn than has ever been indicated in I r..o
any of our past contests by prelimi- Toilet vineBar, cologne water, aleohoi X1T
Whnn Vormnnl 1 ml reu v,'l,le are B0'1' lor "y ani1 moist . ...,
1 ft ill J " " ' ' ' t,n,i0 rCCOKUlZOU Hint fuiu nwiiinu D
our orculating medium . wol 1 pcll8 the large8l ,ot6 ever C89t and "exehan.e savs: A,v cusler J commercial nations of the world.
gives nearly or quite 40,000 majority Uneo a day to warts from two to six . rwT"::
IB v n ..ww J
what we want Is to put the money wo ai-
at once command a premium of fifty
per ccul. or more; and 8000,000,000
of gold, now available in circulation
as money, would bo at onco with
drawn, aud the volume of our money
to that extent reduced. Philadelphia
Times, Dem.
instead of from 18,000 to 25,000, it I weeks, and they will disappear.
Gen. Jno. M. Palmer of Illinois
means not only that the Republicans "woptaolo for soiled clothing, even h(m) at work whon nioney lgem.
of that State are thoroughly and i " ":,rTmT ployed men are employed,
nest.y united in support of lt will become L
national candidates and cause, but clean If soaked five minutes In ammonia I(, wouU1 not mnite funning less laborious
that tbo Democrats are disintegrated nu,ater- or tnoro pmOtable, It would not start a
and demoralized with a verv laree Old feather bods, Iflolt on grasa plot fttPtory or IUQko a demand for an addl-
ann (u moranzea, Willi a very large durinir a summor shower and allowed to , i..i,..-
I . ... I I Liuuiti way n
ancUJon. Simon Bolivar Buckner of Percentage ot their voters deserting got thoroughly wet, will when dry and No ono sufferg M lnuch from choap
.utucky, two white-haired veterans to the Republican ranks. beaten, seem fresh and now again. mooy as tho farmers and laborers. They
of the war rival commanders of tbe The Vermont election is specially Chiton yellow linen by boiling half ar0 tho first to feel Its bad effects andthe
OI llie war, rival commanders oi me r J an hour in one pound of fine soap melted iUHt to recover from thorn. This has boon
blue ood gray, were nominated S'gu'uceot as it is the hrst expression in one gallon of milk. Then wash in the uniform exporlonoo of all countries,
Thursday at Indianapolis by tbe rom 'ie faruiu8 element of the suds, then in two cold waters with alii tie nud hero as elsewhere,
national Democratic convention for country. Vermont is more distinctly blwer wUn6 founJ to bo of re(U Wncaot iSrrfSittoSit
Tresideni and Vice President, on a " agricultural state than any other MtaeJ"n weeding a room" Nothing In vaUs" Via act wldeh ZZlU a d'e
brief but emphatic platform which state between Maiue and Mississippi. elae can bo thoroughly dig out depoaita or flolcncy In tho publlo revonues. We can
repudiates tho doctrines enunciated Nearly or quite one-half the election rust from dusty comers. For rstill not Inspire confidence by advocating re-
hv lho rincacr,, ,:. .JA), aisiricis 01 Vermont Have a popul- reccwes mi oi nraiou wire mai puammm r imitui-m,
lion wiinny aevotea to agriculture,
and yet in not oue of these districts
did the Republican party fail to
largely iucrcaso its majority. Not
only tho Republican farmers of Ver-
I moot, but tbe Democratic farmers
President Cleveland and bis admin
istration in flowingterms; declares for
the gold standard ; tariff for revenue
only; liberal shipping laws, currency
reform, civil service and economy iu
public expenditures. Great enthu-
started life as a hairpin will be lound
equally effective.
Resolutions of Respect.
At a mooting of Tionesta Lodgo, No.
3G!i, I. O. O. F., Tuesday evening, Sept.
1, 1S!6, a committee was appointed to
draft resolutions relative to tho death of
There would bo no obligation resting
upon tho government to maintain parity,
and If there wore, It would bo powerloss to
do It. Tho slmplo truth Is we would be
drlvon to a silver basis to silver mono
metallism. These dollars, thorefore, would
stuud upon their real value.
Free sliver would not mean that sllvor
dollars were to be freely had without cost
or labor. It would moan tho free use
the mints of tho United States for tho
w who are owners of sliver bullion, but
The lesson in Vermont will be loved brother our lodge has lost a true would make silver coin no freer to the
I 1 . : . i . . -1 . I . . . i . . . i .
. . . . mill milium nitiiii um . I Y..i...r wnrt nm nnfriir(.i ill iitntir uubun
Wbat happened in 1802? Every- most '""Passive throughout agncul- neaolved. That we extend our sympa- " isoH-
body had money, plenty of money; " the whole country.
anil then t.hv r-a mo n vr.ii nl l,i.. I " means that along the whole line of I to San Diego Lodge. No. 163. I. O. O. F.. mont. Moxlco has froo coinage of sllvor
.i i. . the Middle and Northwestern States of California, for its fraternal kindness to Bnj K0ld at a ratio slightly In exoess of
peredin your ear that altough you e "7.d'""1 btat". the deceased In his ast lllness to one
lll-O'tlbl! A UMb IUVOO A I'OWl ItilVllH
published in both county pRjiern, and
siasm followed the nominations and largely as well, have made common O. K . f. . . ...
the ticket is considered very strong cause to maintain the honor and in- infinite wisdom to remove from us our .
teerilv of the reDublic beloved brother, C. R. Davis, it is "l
Ti.-"i"rf"ifci ugruy oi me repuoiic. Jtetolved, That in the death of tl.is bo- fe'
J 11C I.OSUIIOI 1SJ.. Th. Leii.ii in VormAnl n, ! 1 1 I.. In.oH limllmr mil- l.l,rn l,au l.tuf a lrn ur.
Executor's Notice.
Estatr op A. M. FonitMAN, deceased.
Lottors testamentary on the above es
tate havinii been granted to the undor-
siirned. all uersons Indebted to said es-
tnlo aro reiuested to make paymont, and
those having claims to present tho same
without delay to
W. J. Fohem an. Executor,
Fast Hickory, Pa., or
SamitkI. D. Irwin, bis Attorney,
TioncRtn, Pa.
August 3, lSi. 6t.
. Executors' Notice.
Estate of Brldgot Duffy, Deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having boon granted to the undersigned,
all persons indebted to said estate are re-
queHiou to mane payment, ana tnose
Having claims to present me same wun-
out delay, to
1-ATRicK jotck ana A NN IK ri. JOYCE,
Executors.
Tionesta, Pa., Aug. 20, 181X3.
TIME TABLE, in
eiroct Sept. 0, 18tHl
Trains loave Tlo
nosta for Oil City
and points west as
loiiows :
No. 31 nuflalo Express, daily
except Sunday iz:uo noon.
No. 61 Way Freight (carrying
passengers), daily except
Sunday 4:50 p. in.
No. 33 Oil City Fxj ress. daily
except Sunday 7:40 p. in.
For Hickory, Tidiouto,Warron,Klnzua,
uradtora, uiean and the i-.ast: -No.
30 Clean Express, dally
except Sunday 8:45 a. in.
No. 32 Pittsburg Express,
daily except Sunday 4:19 p.m.
No. 60 Way Freight (carrying
passengers to Irvincton) daily
excejit Sunday 9:50 a.m.
Get Time Tables and full Information
from W. It. SAUL, Agent, Tionesta, Pa
K. BELL, Qen'lSupt.
J. A. FELLOWS,
Geu'l Passenger & Ticket Agent.
Uoneral office. Moonev-Urisbane Bldg.
Cor. Main aud Clinton SLs., Buffalo, N.Y
had plenty of money and plenty of wl,ero ,he farn'er8 have been expeo-
work that you wore not bnvintr what ted de',ort lheir owu individual in-
vou boucbt cheap euouch : that tbey teBri,y f,r the purpose of destroying
were taxing the many for th bene6t ,he iulcerity Bud prosperity of the
of the few. aud too many of the uallon. the Republican farmers will
American people listened to it. It 8tBDd f,,r houe8t m"ney nd ide by I
was the arousing of tbo class of em-
cop'es be bent to the family of docensod,
also to San Diego Ixidge, No. 153, of Cal
ifornia. J. C. Scowdkn, )
J. D. Dawson, V Com.
C. W.tXAKK.' J
side with them will be hundreds of
plovers against the employed ; and boufcsl Deinocratio farmer who uti
It Is not unusual for druggists to rec
ommend Chamberlain's Cough Iteinedy
to their customers. Many ol thorn have
used it theniHelves, or in their families
aud know from personal experience its
puncoofgold, und while hor mints are
fruuly open to both motals at that ratio,
not a single dollar in gold bullion Is
coined and circulated as money.
It is not an Increase In tho volume ot
money which Is the need of tho time, but
an increase In the volume of business; not
an increase of coin, but an increase of con
fidence; not more coinage, but a more
active use of tho money coined; not open
the employed against tho employer derataod that tbe farm can be proa- great value in the treatment of coughs, mints for tho unlimited coinage of the
. j.i i -m. ' nerous oulv when the nation" is nros- colds and croup. They ktiow too that giiver of tho world, but open mUls for the
and we bad the change. Ihey gave P60" ou'y ueu lnu Dfl,on 18 Proi their customers are .their best friends and tun ond unrestricted labor ot American
us the cheap stuff, but in what condi
tion did they leave the American
people ?
It reminds mo of a colored gentle
mau who wanted to cross the Arkan
sas river, and had uo means. Ho sal
perous, and that no uation can pros
per that is stained with dishonor,
naturally wish to give thorn the most re
liable medicine tnoy nave lor tnose ail
ments. MeHsrs. Diingherty Bros., iirnin-
Tbe Vermont election is a eotller. I tnent druggmtM of Indiana, Pa., say, "We currency to tho amount of tho
, . -i, . . I sell more of Chamberlain s Cough Rein- . ft,., ,1,,1,.i,.i linj ,.in
and it means that Rrvan will ha tha .i .i... .. i.. i. Z...: ....i between tho coiumerelal and coin
lav tU t.lnor In rn.omiiimi,liiiir the silver dollar, which Js evor
worst oe.eate.i eano.naie ior rresi- - JL"' , , V, " . m. llrev! and the elloc-t would bo to reduce
dcut who has ever been nominated
down awhile upon a log and waited y auy uue of ttie tw" fireat opposing
until soiueouo should come up.
Shortly a white gentleman approach
ed, lie says ; "lioss, I want to cross
this river; will you please give me
twoceuta? I haven't u tent in tho
world " "Well sir," be said, "if you
bavcu't a cent in tho world it don't
make a darou bit of difference which
side of this liver vou are on." And
parties of the nation.-
Dem.
Phila. Times,
Jlehiuley ou Free Coinage.
I Letter of Acceptance
The character of the money which
fchatl measure our values aud ex
changes, and settle our balances with
one another aud with lho uations of
so it is with all cheap goods that the world, is of such primary impor-
these giutleuieu furnish us. Tbey tance aud so far reaching iu its con
Gil the stores with their clothing, sequences as to call for the most
mado of shoddy, brought iu under pitiiibUkiug investigation, aud, in (be
au advalorem law by which the im- tiid, a sober and unprejudiced judg
porter is made to sueur that it is worth ment at the polls. We must uot be
nothing, und it is worth uothiug. It misled hy phrases nor deluded by
is made out of old huts picked up I'ulsu theories. Fieo silver would uot
out of tho Mreel and allies of our mean that silvor dollars were to be
the popular druggist at l-redomu, l'a ,
who has sold Chamberlain's Cough Hem
edy for several years, says : "I can truly
I say that it Is tho best cough medicine in
tho market." tor sale at 'Jo and ou cents
per bottle by G. W. Bovard.
Poison Ivy, insect bites, bruisos, ac aids,
burns aro "quickly cured by DeWitt'a
Witch lla.cl Salve, the grtutt pile cure.
Ileath it Killmer.
The whole system is drained aud un
worklngmun.
Free silver means the debasement of our
difference
value of
changing,
property
value., ontidl untold financial loss, de
stroy ooulldouco, Impair tho obligations of
existing contracts, further impoverish the
laborers and producers of the oountry,
create a panic of unparalleled sovorlty,
und lulllct upon trado and commeroea
a deadly blow.
The poor and not tho rich aro always the
greatest sufferers from every attempt to
debaso our money. It would fall with
ularmlng severity upon investments a!
Miles & Armstrong,
K 3
CREAT ECONOMIZING
Dog Day Sales j
It has been our custom to do busi
ness in tho "so called" dull season and
in order to keep things jumping, wo
aro now offering all our broken lines
at greatly reduced prices. New goods
aro now coming in and we must clean
up old lots.
FOR TWO WEEKS
Wo will sell goods at Peach, Apple and
Plum prices. All Farmers and Fruit
growers, men, women, boys, girls and
babies should come or send to us for
their shoes, hats, caps, shirts and
clothing at prices that saves everyone
money.
Don't fail to visit us when in Tionesta.
Our low prices make trade ; our re
liable goods hold it. Talk is cheap.
Let tho goods speak for themselves.
ii8
JUST RECEIVED
ALL
THE
LATEST "
PATTERNS
IN
WALL PAPER!!
THE TIME OP THE YEAR HAS ARRIVED when tho.onergotio
housewlfo begins to think about cleaning house, and while she is east
ing her eyes about for new wall paper, etc., wo wish to call her atten
tion to our excellent assortment, which comprises all tho latest de
signs in paper and borders. Come and look them ovor wliilo the assort
ment ia complete. We are positive that we cau satisfy tho most fastidi
ous purchaser, because we nave the most complete line ever exhibited iu
Tionesta. Come aud soe.
WE ARE ALSO
THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVERY STABLE,
OF
TIONESTA, - PENN.
S. S. CANFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR CHOICE DRUGS, MEDICINES, STATIONERY, (1ROCUKI KK,
PROVISION, CONFECTIONERY, Etc. Como and examine goodsaud
prices, aud we'll do the rest.
ttEATtt & Klim
"" Lawrence & Smearbaugh,
Good Htoek, Good Carriages and
gies to lot upon tho most roasoi
lie will also do
JOB TJi-A.JVLiJN O- DEALERS IN-
aii orders loft at the post oiiiee will ri fiTU fun novrnnnc NftTiniuc uitc mDC ronrcpicc niirrNC.
reeeive nrouiut attention. ' uwvu, nuiiwiw, iimu, bsi J, unun-iiito, uuimj-
WAKt, blAIIUIUHT, UnmtU UUUUb, UU I LtnT,
JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS.
dermiued by indolent ulcers and open fly iuade, upon lusuranoe companies
1 . .... 1 l.n.lra .....1 ltnlv ill ITUIU tj l-a IITinn tHlllfl-
cure known. Ileath Ji Killmer.
banks ami their depositors; upon build
ing and loau association members; upon
Manv a dav's work Is lost bv siek tho savings of thrift, ana uin mi wage
headache, caused by . indigestion and I earners aud tho purchasing power of their
MUiinaelio troubles. DoW lit s t.HUe
foreign cilieb, of rays from Kivilzer
laud an.l roltoii socks from Italy. It
is sent over (o be placed upon Amer
ican backs. That is not the civiliza
tion we want. We want American
vvajjes, American clothing and Amer
ican eivilizition. Now, in 1 S'M they
come to us. We i.a l plenty of mon
ey before, now wu liuve no mouey.
They come to us mid any they are
gi ing to give u to Ui ; anj they pro
Ji'.ev thin linubili il tin; I:i'-e va!ue
of bilvcr. I'noii a spii ri, by (.'nn
ri'ssmau FoKr of New York at
Milwaukee.
lively hail without cost or labor. It
would meuii thu free use of lho minis
of the Uoiiiil fSltttcs for tho few who
are onuors of silver bulliou, but
would make silver coin no freer to
lho many who are engaged in other
rnli i prices. It would not make la
bor easier, the h"ura of labor shorter,
or the pay better. It would uot make
farming le?3 laborious or more profit
able It would not Mart a factory or
make a demand for uo additional
HnyV labor. It would create no now
occupations. Jt would add nothing
to tlo couifott of the masses, the cap-
Early Kisors aro tho most elleetiial pill
for overcoming such dillieullies. lleiilh
& Killmer.
. .
liou't triHJ away timo when you
have cholera morbus or diarrhoea. Eight
them in thu begin ing with DeWilt's
Colio A 'liolera Cure. You don't have
to wail lor results.- They aro instantan
eous; and il loavoM tlm bowels in heullhy
couilitiou. lleulli iV Kiltuior.
Theories of euro may bo iliseiisseil at
length by physicians, but the sullen rs
want quick relief; and One Minute
Cuugli (Hire will give it to tliein. A sate
cure lor children. It is "lho only harni
Iosh remedy that produces immediate re
Nillls." He.tlliiV Killmer.
Key. M:irk Miuser, u liunUar.l min
ister ol' lieclcers 1'iiiul, l'a., t-a s he can
recommend Clmmboiiaiirs l'uin l.;liu to
any one in need ol u go,l liuinient, a::d
that lie cinisiiier it lho best lie lois i-oir
used. fain lliiliu is especially valualilo
lur rheuinalisni, lamo hack, strains,
swellings, cuts, biui-as, bori.i and
scalds. It is ono oT lho moM remarka
ble medicines in existence, noil it-, enacts
will both surpnso and delight ym. Fur
sale al J5 and U eeiiUs per buttle by G. W.
liovurd.
wagos.
Every attempt to array class ugatnst
class, "the classes against tho masses,"
section ugalust section, labor against cap
ital, "the poor against tho rich," or intor
ostAgaliut Interest In the United Htatus,
Is In lho hlghust degroe l-oprehouslblo. It
Is opposed to tho national lnstluot and In
terest, uud should be resisted by every
ciil.on. Wourunuta nation of classes
but of sturdy, froo, Independent aud hou
oraMo jioople, uosplslng tne Uemnuogue
und never capitulating to dishonor.
How Miu li Is There la It?
Rofore voting for 50-cont iliillars, would
ft not le well for the mini who earns his
bread by the weat of his brow to require
some sui-t of security from the popocrats
that w hen they come in to common uso
ho will get at least two where ho gets oue
nowr 1 hu mine owner will got his profit
111 jt , mid such a lhin might happen as
hi refusing to divide with the rest of us,
aud then wo would bo in u "box." Bet
ter have lho contract all drawn up and
signed, then we will know just how much
there is "iu it" for ull of us. Bradford
ltvpublicau.
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uoar the W. N. Y. & 1. Depot,
with a full line of
FRESH GROCERIES,
PROVISION & FEED,
CHOICE CONFECTION HIES,
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O ALSO THE FAMOUS
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AND
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Tionesta, now on hand,
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