1 s THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. i. C. WCNK, Coitom 4 Proprietor. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, ISfHJ. . "Maceo" is pronounced Mah-say-oh with the acceut on the second syl lable. The latent nnd in oft pertinent in terprclatiou of Weyler's words "I simply pushed the button, the assas sins did the rest." When Sherman says "it will not do to issue any more bonds in time of peace," he simply reiterates what the people said at the recent election. If the United Slntes has a right to interfere for (be prevention of a war in Veuezuelt, it surely has a right to interfere for -the otoppiog of one in Cuba. Doctor's are trying to prove that there is no such disease as hydropho bia. What a lot of people have died through a misapprehension of the sit uation? , The sheep raisers have about con cluded that the so-called tariff re formers cf tbe Cievland type have pulled the wool over their eyes long enough. ' , A tariff for revenue is all right for Uncle Sam, but a tariff for pro tection is what Uncle Sam's seventy million nephews and nieces need. Providence, R. I., jVews. That there may be no mistake in the present crisis about his sympathy for the farming element in Kansas, Senator Pefler now manicures bis whiskers with a curry-comb. A Bilverite, Mr. Goodnight, is a caudidate for Judge in Kentucky. If the people down there vote next time as they did last time it will be 1 J . t n . gooa a ay to nis cuanccs ot election. In the only battle Weyler has won he seems to have killed a general and all his staff under a flag of truce, the -insurgent army being absent. Per haps it will be considered a famous victory in Spain. ..' - I 1 1 nnnim I .., 1 -J . . , vuujiuci vim wuuu never neifl frightened at a proposed advance in - VaiIT duties. It is the proposition to reduce duties that creates alarm, fivftklena n. , i I n .1 . . I - uiguvrno capital auu BIHguaieS OUBI- ness Madison, Wis, State Journal Cuba and the Philippines are many thousand miles apart, but tho result of Spanish despotism in both is the same. If Yankee filibusters are to blame for tbe war in Cuba, who is at the bottom of the similar revolution on the other side of the earth? The statistics show that since last July the shipment of apples to Ku rope have been from 150,000 to 175, 000 barrels a week, the total up In December 1 exceeding 1,750,000 bar rets, which surpasses all previous records. This is one of the Ameri can products for which tho foreign demand is constantly increasing, with but little competition from other countries. Hon. Roswki.lG. Hokr, ex-Congressman from Michigan, and whose lectures before the Forest County teachers' institute two years ago de lighted the largo audiences which heard him, died at Plainfield, N. J., on Friday night last. He was re markably effective in debate, anil his successive terms in Congress showed how well his abilities were apprecia ted by his constituents. A sturdy partisan, Mr. Horr was nevertheless unselfish and self sacrificing, and by hia labors on the stump in the recent campaign labors which undoubtedly shortened his lile ho rendered a national service to the Sound Money principle which will cause his name to be gratefully remembered far be yond the confines of his own state. The Republican party has lost a great advocate in his death. The announcement that Senator- elect McEoery of Louisiana will aid in the passage of a protective tariff bill through the next Congress should create no surprise. He has long been known as favoring protection for su gar, rice and lumber, and naturally if be favors looking after the inter ests of his own state he will not be averse to protecting the interests of other states. The Democratic New Orleans Picayune says that Mr. Mc- Enery "will not quibble about party ines and affiliations. He ays be will not, and that he will favor every measure that will benefit Louisiana, and that he is in favor of giving to other states what he asks in legisla tive matters for his own." The ex perience of the people of Louisiana with the present Administration and the treachery it showed towards the sugar planters has doubtless con vinced them that they must look to tho Republican party for any ade quate and permanent protection of their interests. A Stale Full of Cnnillilnte. Somebody who was interested making a collection of the names According to the report of the Secretary of the Navy, the cruiser Dolphiu steamed 10,201 miles last year without once springing a leak; and yet this is the vessel that Secre tary Whitney declared to be practi cally useless on account "structural weaknesses." It is reported that Gov.-elect Tan ner, of Illinois, has decided to recog- nize only gold Democrats in making appointments that go by law to tbe Democratic party. He insists that the silver men are not Democrats, and tbe fact can be proved by quot : . . i r . lug me nicago platform against . tbem. separate electoral tickets for Bryan and Watson received about 110,400 votes in the different states, and if these are added to the Rryau and Sewall vote McKinley's plurality will be about 700,000, to which Pal mer and Buckner's 132,000 might be annexed as a measure of the sound money plurality. A Boston paper hopes to see the day when cities will be cbiniueyless and supplied with light heat and power generated miles away. But in case tbe current is interrupted cbimney would bo a nice thing have. It is also good for ventilation and the option of a cheerful open fire is not to be despised. candidate! for United States Senator in the several commonwealths of this great republic, has addressed cir culars to tho secretaries of state-auk iog for information. The reply from Idaho's secretory of Stato is worth quoting in part. He says: "In answer tu your inquiry T the 1st i list. I have to state that it will be utterly impossible to give you a list of the names of the probable can didates for the United Slates Senate. So far as I am ahlo to find out, there is only one Populist in the State of Idaho who is not a candidate for the United States Senate, aud he is dead." The men of Idaho are patriotic, aud not ono of them shrinks when called upon to be measured for a toga. Since ttie secicUrv of slate wrote this letter, the Supremo Court of Ida ho has decided that women are enti tled to vole, as the amendment to the Constitulion extending the suffrage was carried by a plurality of votes, though not by a majority. This de cision adds the women to the men as candidates for the United States Sen ate, for if they are entitled to vote they are also elibible to hold office. In this particular, Idaho excells West Virginia in the anxiety of its citizens for official place, for in our neighbor State the women have no chance. There was nothing in-herently ira probable in the report of the murder of Maceo by the Spaniards, even be fore the intelligence came which seems to confirm the story. lhis barbarity is in line -with other Span- ish crimes in the present and preced ing uprisings in Cuba. Tweuty-tbree years ago the world was horrified at the news of the slaying if Gen. Can by and one or two companions by tbe Modocs while on a peace commission to these savages, but the latest reports show that Muceo's assassination was attended with features of iufamv which were-abseut in the ease of the American General's murder. . The entire war in Cuba has been charac terised on tho part of the Spanish by crimes which recall the acts of" Gben- ghis Khan.. This latest nutrage-ehacks civiliza tion, will take away frcio Spain tbe small amount of sympathy which Europe had for her in her struggle and will hasten Cuban recognition by the. United States The Modoc mur derers were hanged, and it is a pity that justice cannot be wreaked on Weyler and his companion barbarians who concocted or executed this crime. St. Louis Globe Democrat. A Const it ulioiuifvuzzle. to Ex-Senator Inqalls says that the auti trust law was formulated by Mr. Edmunds, "the most practical legisla tor of the age," aud the man who framed a similar law that "strangled polygamy to death." Therefore, he thinks, aud tbe idea seems reasonable, that the trusts cau he smashed by simply carrying out this measure in an holiest and resolute way. While Minister de Lome is apol ogizing for ihe Maceo stories from Cuba, which he says misrepresents Spain, he might explaiu why truthful American newspaper correspondents are not permitted to remain in Cuba and learu the facts. Seuor de Lome has a hard lime apologizing for some thiugs in connection with conduct of affairs in Cuba. The Government circles at Wash iugtou seem to be all torn up over the conf titutioual question whether a res olution by Congress coo constitute the act of recognition, or whether the President has that authority so ex'tTu sively that he could ignore such i resolution as has been approved by the Senate Committee. There are the most widely conflicting opinions on the point, and the statu ef liellijer euco in Washington over it is hardly less indisputable than the raonted state of belligerence in Cuba. Si: much can be said on both sides of the constitutional iesne that hesitate to go iuto the discussion of the conflicting theories. It is. per haps, unnecessary, in view of the fact the President and Congress will have to settle it between themselves, any how, probably with the assistance of the Supreme Court, and the sugges tion that Secretary Olney has pro duced bis theory only for the allay ment or the opamsh exasperation which has reached a stage closely ap proximaiing lunacy liut one prao- tieal point is worth noting. Whilo the exact constitutional division power between the Executive and congress on tne declaration nt war and diplomatic action, involving pos sible hostilities, is doubtful and com plicated, it is plain that effective and vigorous measures cannot be taken unless Congress and the President are in full agreement and can act har moniously to cflVt their common purpose. This consideration may inject into the constitutional dispute the practi cal reflection that, while Congress may have the theoretical nowor to "pain a etil ,)0 hnrse t0 water, it cannot make hiiu drink. FitUbwy Dispatch. Any persou desiring first-class dental work do ire will do well to bear iu mind that I will be in Tionesta for the week commouciug en the first Monday of each month. tf R. II. STILL80N. TESTIMONIALS. From titixi-nn of PriinM-lvnnln who have bi-en Cured by (iinmlH'rliiiii'n Cough Keninty. Mr. W. W. Spllloi:. drim clerk, with J. V. McConnell, Parnassus, Pa., says: "I was out all one ninht last winter and con tracted a severe cold. I was so hoarse for a week Ivnuld hardly speak. Know ing how well customers of our store spoke of Clinmqnrlnin'R Coiifth Remedy, I coneiuuea to try it. une-half of a pot tle cured mo entirely." J. A. an alziiL, lluliosvillc, Fa., says: 'Chamberlains Cough Kouiody has proven so valuable that 1 do not hes itate to recommend it to any one." Dr. F. Winner, hphrata. Pa., says: "Mr. J. D. Kline, a cigar maker of this place, reports "a complete elite of his cough with a 50 cent bottle of Chamber lain's Cough Remedy after he had tried others which had failed." For sale at 25 and 60 cents per bottle by G. V. Bovard Mr.- T.. V. O'Donnell, a well known druggist of Parsons, Pa., in speaking of Chamberlain's Cone, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy savs: "Several times in the'last few years when suffering with cramp or diarrhoea l nav made a per sonal test of tho value of this remedy The etl'ect instance was almost imtue diato relief." For Bale by U. V. Bovurd. "Excuse tne." observed the man iu speotaeles, vpiit I am a surgeon, and that is not wnere tne liver is." "isever you mind where the liver is." retorted the other, "it it was in his big too or his left ear DeVVitt s Little Karlv Itisers would reach-it and shake it for him. On that von bel. vmir friir.lAinrw " Itputh Ar Killiucr. chapped i, scan! 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We desire to call your special Attention to onr dry and dross goods department, whore you will nnd a Complete line of a'l tho latest novelties and atrloa to select from, and at prices to suit all.. All the latest designs in Millinory In endless varioty. Indies' Capes in Fur. Plush and Cloth, and lota of Coats and Jackets. Ite sure and got our price before pur chasing. We guarantee lliem. In our clothing department we have the largest and most complete line In the vi cinity to select from, all from tho Ilighost Grade Manufacturers In the United States, equal to Merchant Tailor make, In design, fit and quality, and at prices that simply doty competition. Men's and Boys' Hat, Caps, Glovos and Mittens, all the latest styles In all irrade and variety. Underwear for all In all grades and prices. Carpets ot all grades, Rnggs, Matting, Linoleum and Oil Cloth. Trunks and valicos of all descriptions, Glass and Queensware, Tin and Granite- ware, Furniture, in fact, anything yon may need or can find Iu any of the large, first-class oltiy department houses. Remember, wo promise you bargains, and will keep nur word. We need cash. Must have It to got us out ofour present difficulty. HIEILTIRZ- J". BBOOZ, ASSIGN KK OF DAVIDMINTZ. MARIENVILLE, PA. Wo pay full market price for Polts, Calf Skins, Furs, Ginseng Root, etc. S-MAS GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY. i in tiNuutaa VARIETY. BpUtifilSTS ijW C,p0C1tS, - TI0WE8TI, Pt. HEADQUARTERS FOR CHOICE DRUGS, MEDICINES, STATIONERY, GROCERIES, PROVISION, CONFECTIONERY, Ete. Come and examine goods and prices, and we'll do the rost. Lawrence & Smearbaugh, ' DEALERS IN CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, QUEENS- WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY, JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS. ' BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY ! 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All persons indebted to said estate are lequested to make payment, and those having claims against the b.Miie wil I pre sent same without delay to J. li. Ma.k, Adm'r.. S. H. Irwin, Att'v. Claingtonj Pa. December if ISlkl. tit. mm TIME TABLE, in etl'ect Sept. ti, 18(Ki. Trains leave Tio nesta for Oil City unit points west as lollows : No. 31 Buttulo Express, daily except Sunday 12:0(5 noou No. til Way Freight (carrying passengers), daily except Sunday '. 4:50 p. m No. 33 Oil City Kxj ress, daily except Sunday 7:t0 p. in For II ickori'.Tidioute, Warren, Kin.ua, Bradloid, Olean and the l-.ast: No. 30 tileau Express, daily except Sunday 8:45 a. in No. !t!l Pittsburg Express, daily except Sunday 4:1'J p. m No. On Way Freight (carrying passengers to Irvincton) daily except Sunday 11:50 a, in WEST TIONESTA. PA., Wishes to inform Hie publia that he is permanently located near the W. N. Y. A P. Depot, with a full line of FRESH GROCERIES, PROVISION & FEED, CHOICE CONFECTION RIES, TOBACCO & CIGARS. ALSO THE FAMOUS II PILLSBURY FL0UH And Is prepared to keep anything wanted in the line of Groceries. Prices as low as tho lowest. Goods deliv eied free of charge. P 74 CHAS. M. WHITEMAN. WARREN NATIONAL BANK Warren, Penna. CAPITAL, $150,000.00 DIRECTORS: GIFTS, For Men .and Boys, of the useful kind. Suspendors, Neckwear. Collars aud culls. Armlets aud garters. Full dress shields. Fancy, colored andiill dress shirts. Umbrellas. Mackintoshes. Hags and suit cases. Houso coats. Iiath robes. Night rot5sr of wool, outing tlaniiol !or muslin.. ... - . . Iianilkercluels, nnest Irish- linen , or Japanese silk. Gloves. Mufflers. - . . Hose. . . Have anythiug you wish laid aside and avoid the rusli at CHRISTMAS TIME. The McGuen Cq. Outfitters of Men. 27 and 29 Seneca and 12 Elm St., OIL CITY, PA. Nelson P. Wheeler, Jerry Clary, Goo. M. Parmleo, C. Sehiuihiolfeng, Christian Smith, David W. 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