The Democratic Wattliman.
" TA BROSEN HOME
TRUTH STRANGER TEAM FICTION."
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In San Francisco, on the north side
o f 11/160111 street, overlooking Mission
Bay, stands a palatial residence. '
Thu interior of the house is even more
beautiful than its exterior, ever apart
ment being in its way a gem of magni.
reflatimatit.
'flu library esnecially realises the
perfect ideal of en elegant and cul
tured home.
And y et, at the moment we look in
spin lion—ono August after t pen, as 110
1/0111.101Iib+w+ey-,-to .4friator o f
wetilth Appeared of all men the
yt nii-arable,
Ile OAS Mr. Morton Preble, for
niany years a leatimg banker of San
From ann.
It wit, in vain that tbo broad bay
window at the south end of the room
bail been opened, giving ingress to the
sun-Hine and the fragrance of rare now
er,—ift vain that the-walls were Ittonc
with riclily carved book-eases and paint
1110.—il vain that soft couches and lux
urious chairs had been gathered around
him
Ho WWI wretched.
He lay on a sofa, in the depths of ti
drew bev•wiodow, the wreck of u once
powerful man. His figure was thin and
Gaunt; his face white - as marble; ht
sy.. havieg an expression of woeful lip
pri•iii•iiiden, of harrowing anxiety, of
fo I expectancy.
It Wag evident at a glance that no
physical ailment bad made him
abet he was.
By what withering secret, by what
ile•troying afiliction, bad be been thus
agonized? thus haunted? he La noble
and good I he so wealthy sad chitin:
; , :eished I
As he moved restlessly upon his lux
urious cushions the pretty clock on the
mantel-pieee struck five, every stroke
seeming to fall like a hammer upon the
heart of the nervous invalid lie
aroused himself, strggling feebly to a
sitting position.
" Oh, will this fatal day never, never
pass be murmured ; nor bring us re
lief?" •-•
Noticing with a nervous start that
he was arose, lie touched a bell upon a
table before hini,*tnd culled
•• Helen, flelen I where are you!
Before the echoes of his voice lind
Lied oat a step was heard, and his wile
watered his presence.
" I left you only tur a moment, Mur.
ton," the said, ailvanctne to the ban
ker's side. " You were dozing., I
think. I wished to Pend for the doc
tor I"
She was a beautiful woman, of Pomo
six and thirty years, graceful, with
broad white brows, and loving eyes, in
which the brightness and sweetness 0 1 a
sunshiny nature were still perceptible,
ender a grief and anxiety no less
poignant than that evinced by hrr hus.
bud.
" The doctor i " he echoed, half m•
proachlully.
" Teti, dear," she raid, in a calm and
krhoerrful T Obee, us the drew a chair to
the aide of the sofa, and rat down, odrok-
Lag the oorru and forehead o' thetnon
fS with a magnetic 4 uch Hi. will
PA here immediately. Your but nervous
alarmed MP You mit . ) become
iieriously ill '
Mr l'reble beatowed an affectionate
look upon his wife, but said dcrpond
ently •
" The doctor ? Ile cannot 'minister
to a mind disouard I ' Oh, if these lonK
hour* would only pap. I If. I onlv
anew what the day hen yet in store for
" Look up, Morton I " enjoined Mr.
Preblo, with a reverently triooful
ilatiee upward through the open win
dow at the blue ekv, and as if looking
beyond the azure clouds therein. " Lot
us appeal from the injustice and wick
odor's of earth to the goodness ana
mercy of Heaven I"
The banker gave a low, sobbing sigh.
" I canna look up, Helen," he an
swered, with a passionate tremor hi his
voico--" only Bowe, down at the grave
that te opening 'before me I "
Hrs. Pruble continued to stroke his
iorehead softly, while she lifted her pale
face to the sunlight streaming Into this
I pertrnent
" Look up, It ortor.—alweys look up I"
she again enjoined upon the invalid.
• During all these fourteen years of lig
uny, I have not once doubted either the
modliesa or the pudica of Heaven.—
. lijeescd are they that mourn ; for they
.11311 be comforted.' I believe that wo
.hell yet rejoice more keenly than we
nays mourned, and that we shall rotor
to n glorious day of Joy beyond all this
long night of sorrow I "
The face of the invalid lighted up
with an answering glow, and he mur
mured •
" (llorious faith I My wife,
you are
'ruled a blessed comforter I 1 3 erhspe,
after all, you are right I "
A knock resounded on a side-door at
this juncture, and the nest:moment Dr.
Hutton, the family physioisin, for whom
Mrs. Preble had sent, entered the room
He wee an old man, portly in figure,
with w,bite hair and beard, but with a
froab and ruddy complexion, a pair .of
shrevrd blue eyes, and with an exuber
ant boytahnear of maneser that sat well
' 4 l'° ll him. ap had a kind heart and a
.Auer twed. fie approached the sofa,
after Oasting the husband end wife, and
lifted the thin restless had the inva
lid, feeling his pulse.
" Quite a bigli fewer," ho said after a
brtai pause. "Worryislg again, eh, Mr.
Problo 7 You are worrying yourself
out. Medicine will do yin no good so
long its your wind is kri its present
, ondition I must givli you ,fp opiate
" N(4 now, doctor," interposed tho
hwnkor. " I .rannot—must not—sleep
Lo-dny I 11 COd to
br; broad awake now,
for I rnnnot toll at tinv moment what
the nest may bring forth. I am look
ing I'm rho culmination of all my years
nP an'•rri , h—for the crowning agony of
rho wbolt, Perhaps Avon now— A,h,
whet was that?"
fin lartod up wildly, and then, as the
.ound that bad disturbed hint- was not
ropeatcd, ho sank back again on his
oilebionn, pallid and pantihg.
The doctor looked at Mrs. Preble
with an anxious, quietioning glance.
"It is lha arknivyroiry," silo relli,4l
to 111* ttitvolo•it inquiry-0o unifiver
sirry of our 1.,5g."
" said till , doctor. ",I re
" Yes, unother of those tirrihl,•
cried the hanker, in it hollow
whisper " Sit down, dont.,r, nod I
will tell you the whole stpry. 1 van
t honk of iiiithing else to4st , and am ni-
IliOlkt wild with approlmtniion and arta
tt:h•. Nit down "
Ur. Ilu on drew up u•liiiir 'mil seat
ed himself, lets face expressing the
thimblti oulicittido orit friend and physi
einn
" Yon knew us fourteen years ago,
doctor," said Mr. Prelde. " We lived
then where we do now, in a cottage nn
the site of this great manse a. Then•
wept but the three of us—M.ll4i and 1,
and 'cur three-tear old .11,...10. And it
was , foorteen yeers ago to-der that our
little Jessie was siolen r.'olll 119 "
I reoiemlier it," raid the (101 . 10 r,
6061 y. . 1 Yet might she not IniV4l been
lost, Mr Prehle Sim went out to
play in the garden, If I remember right
ly, end wits ieo,er pm again.
Sloe iinglst. halve ...lre've,l away
" So we Ilionelit• for a whole year,
toi ," interrupted the 'banker. " \Ye
rr•i.er dreamed that she had been stolen
searched 1.% ,•ry wlwro for her, end
oil; red molten., rewards for her recov
or% , I emplo‘ed deteetive., but all to
no purpose ‘Vlion our title ran
down the steps into that flower garden,"
end he I.lllr ti . d I.e the front or Ih,
tools”, " es if the Berth had opened end
.wallowed her up, we never 1... aw her
again "
Hhn mint htive felityl the gilt(' open,
wandered wit," .tita:f.god Dr.
Ilai
ton "Sin. 00t. , ,ht •• -tr.' led down to
tho water. Nnd heen it r. ward "
htink, , r .11xe,1 hie hurtling eye' ,
upon the phy, , ivinn',4 mud whl.-
pored :
'• I snid we never se w the poor child
again. I did not esv we lied never
heard of her IThe uum bed on the 9th
(ley of Allayed. 1851 For it veer we
theintlit her deed Ilia nn the anniver•
Fury of our In•e we received n written
Meeting. , concerning her "
" 1I tneeeige I " cried Dr. Ilut•on,
starti
"A. mere screwl--e •inrlo line in a
hand evidently en 41 the
hunker 'here it i• "
prodner•d n dinar gernp of paper
from n drnw••r in the table, And held it
up to the view of the phvvu•utnt Who
rend NI. ra,,w, •
" Kuoini4 9. 1966 ha ha I Atm
Dr. Hinton looked, with n puzzled
Kir, from tho ?wrap paler, which he
Virned over and over, to the countenance
of tho hank Pr.
"1 cAn make nothing of thi.," he de
(dared "It i. itierelt n date, with the
nAin..of your Jolt daughter It I, Ili me
I.otning
"Nor did it i ,ut flr.t, " inid Mr
Preldn "Then that name and that
(1.6., with the demon laugh connecting
them, art u• to thinking A whole
year we agonized over the dreadful proh
and then we received another !711`.1•
ago which You_ 01,01 %
Ile thrunt 1 , 14.0t1(1 ee of parr, iden
tical in ahnpo and appenrnnee with the
tint, hefnre the gaze of Dr Iluttnn, who
rend it unit •
"ituatt.t 9 ItLiR rtragr Inv,"
The physi,tan ststrtud, 11 , if eleari
fled
AEI this 14 aninsthing ch•flnits._—
iintnething dialinve "ha muttered "It
ciinviniaal von that your daughter wits
still living "
" Yes, doctor," Preble,"ii nd
evert annivenoiry of that day has
brought niemagt• The di.oip.
!warmlye of the child, in IV , it
does not sta ni to me halt so strange NA
that the villain who took her away
could contrive to communicate with Li
every year strue, and ailwa%ii on a [u
to olar day —the anniversary of that on
which she was stolen—without o r be
ing able to discover who he is. And a
still greater wonder to me is what can
bo his motive. It seems incredible.
It it was stated in a novel many people
would not believe It. But I truth is
granter than action. ''
Mrs. Preble drew from her husband's
breast-pocket his note-book, opened It
to the proper page, and presented it to
the physician.
Dr. Hutton adjusted his spectacles,
glanced over the page, and then slowly
read the group of entries aloud. ' The
entry the first year Is to follows •
" Mutest v, lBrd. Just& he, Pin
And the next'year it In :
"August 0, 1 861 Vow- Jam still hoti
And the next
' August 9,IMT She Li in good hands !•
And the nrzt
" August 9, 1969. BAs u todi as tow I
And Ow in.lt •
August 9, 11159 J sato her yesterday t
And the next . •
"August 9. ISCO She's grotrtnq rapsdly I"
And the pelt •
" Atlas( 0.1861. She eontsnuee to da welt/ "
And the nest:
" AUgust 9, lin rya wen Air spays 1"
And the next;
" August 9, 193. She's Weaning a lawman 1"
And the next :
AtigUilt 9:11164 Your Child le thirteen ,
And the nest • #
"august 9, 1166 Rhis tovher than vow i"
And the nett!:
Xaguat 9. 1994. SAO realty charming I"
And teat vier it is: '
"August 9, 1167. My reward 14 at hand I "
Arj what shall y we get to-day
The physicias looked up and fisted hie
thoNzhtful gaze upon the bereaved hue
gond and wife.
- " How did these mestagee oome to
you? " he demanded.
" invariably by post." replied Mr.
Preble. '. Usually to the house, but
sometimes to the office."
" And you have never seen the au
thor ?"
" Never I "
" ' The last of thorn is dated, I sow, a
year ac," to-day."
" Yea, yep.," faltered the banker,
and the time has come for another
1111 . .Kfiff41. Thii is the 9th of August,
184i8 I "
" I see," said Dr. Hutton." " And
this is the secret of your terrible oz.
cit,ment l T'ou ash expecting to re
ceive to day another of these strange
messages l"
There was a brief silence. Mrs. Pre
ble's band fluttevd in ite task, and het
face grew s'oli pale. Tho beaker
.breathed gaspingly. The physician
regirded them both in friendly sympa
thy,
" We shall hear of her again to:day,"
•”id Mr "and what will tsi
nwPitqlge "
Thy r vorlod hor free
lira‘, h •art luit-K,l no that qtt
11.1wiql in Ii r soul.
"'l9u writer
of thran lottmil U , ”111 , 4 7. -
lunothly um abductor of p , ur child I"
said 1)r. Hutton. "Hit vi. you ony
It% to I Iv i4lolll. y
? "
"N,,t Mr. Prehlo
1111r14 pl././.14411 441144 T OW probkro for
11111111'3 vitt 14111 We 1.314111441.14111.41. Who h.'
"Think," •ttill doctor ilver
you 110 1•111•Illys? Ido not 111.•1111 people
with whom tuu 'tn• not triounll
sttrring nom la+ 'dotal: of n
downright 011.10 thole no 10/111
whoa yott know 111111• Ell.l who 110141
Nll one optittO V 6 110111 toil were
1 . 1111”11 111,11 10 1 4. • I \ --no 0111 4 11 110111
Tho .hook hi+ !wild. Fin h!.. 1
Itimmolf Hid thorn quoitton,
..1 hal,m qlch eirgity, doctor," 11,
with ...too•ritv of voii, and
manner
"Anil %Ds, Pretile?" isiiggesteil
d0...1.0, mount; 1., her ' Ilii‘e Noe te.
ri;jectial •nittir who night h , • revengeful
enough to desolate your horny'!"
"No," ynid the . "I wiin married
Morton %Nil. nn lir`l 14..1'1 I"
i , strange--t.•., .lrnilgo I'
muttered the doctor, You 'not
ii. ntiuua of having All oilottly in Ow
world, and vol yo., hey.. nu onetn) —n
hidden toe—n 11, nil in human no
14 working out 11E 1 ,1111 4 1 ‘ 1 , , 11 n fear
lid hatred I And you liar.• net the
•I.glitent sin.' It 1..0 an to W on ..0•14 7 "
"Not the el ghtest," dee anal the
"N. t the lightetit,' • echoed Mrn. Pre-
1110. •• My husband had ti 'tots-broihei
"who ought lone been capable of this 'fl
intily —hut be is dead.,"
"'Clue i.anJwnuug is nt t familiar V'
"No It t- merely a rude scrawl, 1114
you ,l's," Kcud the banker. "It imggiaita
nothing—e‘eept that it is evidently dia
giii.ed
' Again thole was n profound silence
Our child to all'vvilLevn yearn old I
now," at length murmured Mrs. Preble,
her son, tiembling "She is on the
thee hold of womanhood No doubt
during all these yearn, oho hes ',earn.ii
for tn, wht reberahe may be, an we hose
learned for rI"
wilier, it -.he 1" 114 , 11 till' plus -
..1(.11111-1111(1 mow 111 , voi.o wily broken
Lis his deeli sympathy with the W 2,11117,111
Isar. f•W h. (11n , 11.• 'F'
•• 11..rtven the
mother ••Pei haps ut inn F rii
perlinte. in .I.lllo' rude hilt interi
or, with ' , Mill• r. and under
a mime that to not herd I think lior
nlehictor won:.l bane came.' her t.•
region of the inti•riormoiong
the valleys and inetintnitn. 'lot I ne%
.1 . ?We a voum, girl in 11w streets without
turning ti look at Itor I never hoar o
withoot eageri% ,
half f ,nevittc t Lint it may pave the voice
H of my oat Jowl. l"
"Oh, p t tog h...., on!" sighed Dr
Hutton, dashing a final of torten from
liin eyes "Will thin long agony net or
be "% IT?"
"Nile hope Po, 00.1 even believe so,"
answered Mr+ Prble, with the flrrnne—
f nn unlidtering trilmt in flott'• ni. rot
' Info monn.go we reeeisial from our
enemy •eents to point to ...quo kind of n
hangs
"True," amiented Dr Mitten, looking
at the message in qtienttort "It in un
like theothern It •iiis that hin "reward
at hand Ile men, ...tiler (lint he
intends to starry sour daughter. or
that he inten.l4 to d.vnun ' uo.ney 01 you
ior bringing her land: or both."
"We •hall soon know," said Mr•
Preble, with large! vellum-so. "Tit-dad
we 0 , 1411 ha ve nnolhon message, nu
daub , What will it ht. , "
'Chi blinker turned re-tlessly on his
sole, arid hi. lave gr. w 141 Will'
"Whatever it 1-, let it come?" he
murmured "Anything can be borne
better than this awful suspense. Let it
come I"
As if his impatient words had pre*.
Itated a crisis, a step was beard on the
walk at this moment, and a ring at the
front door followed.
"Another menage I" breathed the
banker
A servant soon entered, bearing a let.
ter, which he extended to Mr Preble,
saving •
"The bearer is in the hall."
With an erg •r gaze, the banker
alanced at the supersortption of the mire
viva.
"It is from Aim," he faltered
He tore the envelope open.
It contained a slip of paper, of well
known shape and appearance, upon-
which was scrawled a single iine, in an
equally well-known hand-writing, which
the banker exhibited to his wife and the
physician.
This lino was as follows: .
"aueusteth test. Attic /unit eait
A shock of wonder and horror shook
the three simultaneottelv.
"Will call 1 " cried Mr. Preble, start
ing to his feet. and glaring wildly
around.
lot eominF here?" cried Mrs. Pro.
ble, also arising.
" It seems so," said Dr. Hutton, hie
eyes again reverting to the message.
"lie will be here at oil o'clock, and
aett I It is six already?" •
Even as he spoke, the clock on flee
mantel-pie°e commenced striking the
appointed hour, and at that instant
heavy footsteps resounded in the hall,
approaching the library.
"It is he " cried the doctor, also
arising.
As the late stroke of the hour re-
Hounded, the door leading from the ball
again opened.
One long and horrified glance cast
the banlier and his'wife in that dire&
lion, and then she fall heavily to the
floor.
Her senses had leg her. The above
we pnbliah as a speoimedeliapter ; but
the continuation of this story will ho
found only in the N. Y. Ledger. Ask
for the number dated December 4th,
which can be hadat any nevie Mlle; or
bookstore. If you are not within reach
of n news office, you can have the
Ledger mailed tcryou for one yeat by
sending three dollars to Robert Bon.
tier, publisher,lB2 William street, New
York. The edger pays more for orig.
inal contributions than any other pert.
ndieil in the 'loth! It 7 wtll 4 ‘pitltllish
Jione lout the very, very best. .Its 'nor•
ni toile is the !Arrest, and rot eircitla•
iron the largest. ,!Every hotly who takes
it , r , r happier for Irliving it. Icon Lewis,
Mr., Harriet Lewis. Airs. Sorttlixortli,
Mr:terrirlr. Proties.or ,J'eck, Mary Kyle
1).1 . 11re., Fern and Miss Dorinty
will %%lite only for the Ledger herearter.
Mr. Bonner, like other lending pole
!wirers, might issue three or five papers
rim) magazines; brit he preters to con•
nqorrire nil his eirergier. , on one, null
in (liar war to make it the best. One
lietter ii worth more I ban flu te orti ve
erir7linary horses.
Onr .1..1..0 only clin one )(ening. fit
o u5'S mrt, norro“ human tvli
potels—aloono
13 usif uotJsE,
4 BELLrrONTE.
W. P. KI K 4 111). Propretot.
Thei elevant hotel, hnl ing come under the
+peer, i.don of thit taidersatteeti, he would re.
on etfolly anonitneo tot he piddle t hot ll.' la pre.
01(4,1 to oiteoloitt.late them after the style of
the Goat howls to far nth" 'rho Mir hi (loran
to a mownifieent bonding, rpervehdto foralahnf•
and capable of comfortably nevannmodattrar
THREE HUNDRED
It I. altunted near the depot, and ronvenlont
to all plreeti of 1011.11111•14/, not io thelte.t hotel
In vont ral Po•nnnvlvoulo Its waiter+ ore oblige•
Mg. polite and attentive; It. table, are .up.
tilled with every luxury in the market; Ita
stables are first ith attentivo and litimani ,
hoetierti. awl It.. bar nut piled alit, the best of
liquors. For anemia from the .it to spend
the summer it iv pat the *nee! The propriettir
it 111 Ito ItitititV to fiii•elt 0 Um puldie as alien 118
they wish to call
# W. D. 1211i4Itli.
14 2pProprietor
_
C UNI 31 I NGs ITOUSE.
W 1.1 J. 111 OST 101 AN,
Proprietor
Et EL LEFONTE PENN A.
The undereigned, having atieutned eortrol
of this. line hotel, woold reepeetfialty sr* the
patronage of the public. Ile In prepared to
accommodate ?memo In the Wet of kyle, and
will take core that itin tablet. are supplied with
the heat In the market. Hood atahlee attached
to the hotel with careful ►qqd attentive ser
vant*, The tray-Hog public reit Invited to give
the Gumming, H mete it Cell I 4-20-ly
N ATIONAL "MOTEL,
MILLHEIM, PA.
JONATHAN K Proprietor
Haring purchased thin admirable property.
the proprietor take. pleasure In informlna hi•
friends, that he 111 as refitted an., refit rnieheo It
from top to bottom, and Is now prepared to Re.
commodate travelers and others in R giYie that
he hopes 4111 pro,* not only satisfactory, but
pleasant.
Ills table and bar, will not be excelied by any
in the rnantry
Ills *table Is terse and new, and la attended
b~etperleneeeT anti attentive ostlers l{-2a-ty
B ROK ER . 11017 1100 SF
_
ALLEGANY BTHEET
BELLY,FoNTE, PENN.A
II OCS L di• KR OM,
( Proprietors )
A first olass hotol--ortmlortable rooms—prompt
I=TO=ZI
All lh• modern ponreniences and rcannnahle
charges
The proprietors offer to the traveling public
and to their emintry Wrens hr it-class itceoin
iiiiiiimions, and careful attention to the wants
of Kuwait, at all nine., at fair rate. , Careful
hostler, and good stabling. An excellent to
hie, well sorted. A bar, supplied with the hest
of liquors. !torrents well trained, anti evt.ry
thing requleite in a first clue hotel
(hit location In in the hueinexii portion if the
town, new the post °Mee, the court house, the
churches the hanks, and the principalplaces
lavnu•att rendering it the most
pl.rr to stop for those who what Bonefish.° ei
ther on linsineea or for pleasure
An iiinnllui• will carry pammanitat. and hug
ie,au.• to end from all intim. free of rhsrgr 1421
C 0 NELA I) II U 8 .
v.) Allegany street. Bellefonte. P.. oppnonta
ArokerhorT !Inane
A HOTEL ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
licenaad by the Court of Centro county Ftrat
clam. bar, restaurant, roomy and stabling Por
sona doodling cassia sod lodging, at felt numb,
can at all Urns' bo actoommottatatl.
EXCELIANT BILLIARD ROOM,
with three talkies, we and to perfect oondition,
always open at proper hours, at usual rate., for
e=rs of this *weft and eaoellent game.
order maintained In the house. Pro
fanity and disorder stitly euppressed Mi
nors not allowed to at the saloon nor to
play witionst °omelet parent. or guardians.
Meals at all hour. Bat tioffoe and U. ale aye
oc hand H H FELINE,
OEM
GA RM AN 'S HOTEL-DA NI El
0 A itilt/eN, Proprietor
This long-established and well-known Howl
situated rot the southeast oortier of the Doc
tnoutzsoeits the Worthouse, hewing been
bry Daniel ()Annan. he annotinees
C rc the former patrons of this establishment
trot to the traveling public generally that It..
has thoroughly refitted his house, nod is pro.
pared to render the most satisfactory accorn•
mods/Jon to all who may favor hint with their
patronage No pains will be spared on his
part to add to the oouveulanwe or comfort of
his guests All who atop wttb him will end
hla table abtutdatotly mu lei with the most
sumptuous tam the mttrbeiwiltaiTord. don. up
1p style try Out moot eXperisoesiel cooks. fits
Bar a 11l slwaie ootatain Lite chokest of liquors.
ills litabling is the beet la town, and will always
be attended b, rho roost trustworthy and at
tentive hortlen Ult e him a oath one and all,
and he feels confident tbat all will be Rationed
with their aceommedatiou. At excellent Liv
ery le attached to this aitebilshment, which
strancisre front abroad will that greatly to their
adviaitairea. viNny
EXCUANOE Vk 11 WiTI NO
-1 -K I. P. --4. N, Proprkoor
Tye aid netabibihmena, having been leaved
by J. Mormon, former proprietor of the Ma
dsen Boum, has been etatlrely remodisiel and
',famished, nod emptied with all the modem
Improvements and utimenlenoon neeoseery to
a first-class Bowl. The dining room hue been
removed to the Snit door, and is now
and airy, and por n wi ehembers are all we=
laded, and the Moe enovur to
fo re
Ne gnome gat home. fteeengorn
Bodoni Hpringn will find thin the moat dos'' ,
shin stopping plane In Huntingdon. et. 2nly.
MONTOUR HOUSE, LOCK If A•
son—v: w. muovr, Proprletp,
Thu. elegant lintel, formerly known as the
"Washington House," se Water street, is now
ready for the reception of visitors and board
ers. It has been elegantly furnished, and its
table is always supplied with the boat. Visitors
to Look Haven will find this the pleasantest
pleeo In the city. A free bus conveys the
guests of tho house to and from the various
trains, vt4ntn
A INTINCI
CHEAP r
100 be of the Piebßt Ooir An's
OOLORNO PAINT (C 01,411114 1120)
will paint Ia spurn SW MI. of
Lead, and wear longer. For
partieulara, addreeg H. DOW.
V7i.lioe. 150 14. rovirth Ferret,
Phll.6lelphla
40014 T
I/MMI
iFuntitukr ,
S. WILLIAM s .1, co.,
Wholesale end Retail Ilea!ere In
coT7AOI; PURNITURk;
AU kind,. of
TURNED WORK
arrilahed to the trade at
CITT PRIORS.
MI
1 URNED PALINGA
RALW9TERM,
furnished to Builders.
1 4
V phol9tortng.Repalring Furniture and every
thing pertaining to tho business promptly at.
tended to
Factory near Blanchard t Co'. Planing
UNDERTAKING
Wo skied make COFFINS, and ailefid fuormalo
ELEGANT H EAMES.
over In this part of the oountry
o=l
OPPOSITR THE BUSH HOUSR
1 4 -I URNITURE WARE. ROOM.
..i: Howard litreet, Bellefonte, Pa., where
Bureaus, Lounv,
&Au, Hat km,
Whet Note, Stands,
Chaim fltoole,
Eztenalon Table., Etc.,
or every description:quality, and prion, far
rale cheaper than at say other establish...ell
of the kind In Central Pennsylvania.
vert2o HENRY P HARRIS
'Liquors.
LATER AND BETTER NEWS
Not withidanding hard times, high taxes,
and other public oppressions, Intense excite
ment reigns at the
wiroLEsALE LIQUOR STOR).:
In the marble front on Bishop saran, Belle
fonte, 11, where Is kept constantly a full cup
ply of me
HEST LB,ZUOIL9
At prieen lower than'can be round elsewhere
outside of Philadelphia Ills stock consists
of th• bent
Old Rye.
1441(1 lion,
onotigani:a
sod Old Irleh
Whiakien;
Holland Oln.
Cognise
and other
lirandlen,
Jamaica
sad New
England
Sham
and Pori
Wines
Cordials.
and
AL kindo of thrum which ha la oeLlitif q low am to aotonlat
golf ft. SAW[, .
J
T a ETTELE,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WINES & LIQUORS
Pr .priotor
in the room formerly occupied by the Key•
stow Bakery, on Bishop street, Beltektite, Ps.,
rahes pleasure to Informing . the public
that he keep. constantly on hand a supply of
Oibtlioo Foreign and DomOdle Liquors.
ffMMMI;MEINii
The attention of praeticing payeieleate la
called to hie stock of
rtIRK LIQUORS,
9ultabio for modieal purporms. Bottlosjugs,
sat derriljohns °mutual, on band. Ho Nu Oh
ONLY PURE NECTAR MURRY
lo tom.
All liquors are warriatecl to givessallietiort.
Liquors will be sold by the quart, barrel, Of
Urines.
Re has a large lot of
IVTIII.ED LIQUORS
Uf the eneet grodae on hand.
ooundetat that he clan phase el:tabulate, he
ettepetetfuliy 6641014 a share of pabikt patron
aoto. meal!
aimitbing,
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
The people of Bellefocte and vicinity
are very resportnally Wormed thst the under
hoe iersed the Blacksmith Bhop on
Kowvd Street, Bellelkertsk N., where he will
he at all time, prepared to do say kind of work .
In hie lino. PrrUoular retentton paid to
•
MAKING WAGONS,
HEORRE-BRORINO,
srooing Wagons or Buggies, Repairing Farm
Insplomente.ato. All work Anatol:wood.
r 13u1 : J. A. R. MALL RY.
SAMUEL BELFORD, D. D. S of
the Baltimore College of Dental Bur.
/My , respoothi offers his professional sex-
IWO@ to the el ns of Bellefonte and vioinky.
Ile has spared means to moottaint himself
thoroughly with every improvement in his art.
To many years of personal expetienee, be has
sought to add the imparted knowledge of the
highest anthoritlea in Dental Solana. Ile
simply asks that an opportunity may be exam
for his work to speak Its own praise. Oiled
on reseed door ever Irwin t Wllsois's Hard
ware iiera, Bellefonte, Pe.
----
ii oRPRINTIN(4- -EX MUTED IN A yirsT
o f ~ i portor Rt . ) nt Om Warniun Moe
and HAND RAILING
with the meet
BELLEFONTE, PA
Rum
German,
Madeira,
IMMun.
DaiLLIM DI
iftletritinsg lirstvra.-
A Ytit'S CATHARTIC PII.I
For all the Wm.,* I.i.kALITO
no one tittetileine in no tittie,raggy
required ley I , letylwkly an it ontlanrtii. nor wog
ever any before sn vittiveretiry adopt,/ mega
time, In every country am! minte all alit...cocas
:Ida mild but elliesent pi/ntify. /Wt. 'I he obs
violin rennnn In, that it in a more reliable sad
tor more eliceittel remedy than any ill her.—
l'hone oho hate tiled It, hums that it oh-ad
them; those et 110 have not, know torts
their ne4tlthors and friends and all knew that
wh a t It dims 0000 it dues al was 4—that it neve'
(rile throng,' any fatilf elf nekieet of its .rtmpti
yt t i e n. We have thonnatain ate.) tletenanda
eert ifieuton theirtremarkattle ettras of the
following aomplalnte, but, tritely en rt.. , •• known
ill every neighborhood, and we need hut pub
/oh them. Adapted to nil age,. rad rt,,refitlyma
tn ail elitnate•; •trittaming neither caltunel or
toy deleterious Ilrlig, they may he talsest with
..tyttity by anybody. Their avatar .eating pre
serves litany ever treats and makes them pleao-
MU ar 1411(0. .1)/10 being purely regetattle ne
Rana can arise front their use in and totantity.
They operate by their powerful halite •rt on
1110 internal viscera to purify the blood and
timulato It Into healthy tuition—remette toe
thstriettions of the atornaely, bowels, hv, r and
other urgent, al the body, restoring then irreg
ular Notion to health, and by eorreet lne where
to:ter they exist, 8111.11 derAIIgOITIMILII Ns are the
tirnt origin of disease
Mulatto direction. , Are given in the .1 Illppeir
on iii box Air lila following con3piaintv, v. inch
'hero Pills rapidly cure
For Dympepna or indigestion.
Languor Cud Loss orAppetite, they should tin
!alien ntoderately to stimulate the otontaolt
and re.ttore Its healthy tone and melon
For Liter Complaint and Ito varkntv ecmp
tome, 111lione flendaelle Hick Headarhe„lonn
dice or Green Meknes.. Hiltons Colic end !Id
iom, Fever. they eitould ho ludirluusly Ulan
no. em It Note t.. cornet the dtmeneett a, low ttr
remortlthe ohntructione which CSattgi it.
For DYnehtery or Unwritten, but one mild
into ho generally required.
For Rite Innet (PM 60111. CII11•41, Palpi Mims
of the Heart. Polo in the Hide Hark and Loina,
hey n: otdd ho enutinttounly taken.aa required
to change the diseased action of the myeteln
With such change those complaints dtsappear.
For Dropey anti IN - Nodes, Swellings they
should be taken in large and frtquent domes to
produce the effect of a drouele purge.
For Suppreseion a large dose shotNd be tak•
en as It produces the desired effect by sympa•
thy.
As a Dinner Pill, take one or two Pllle
to pt.-
mold digestion and relieve the etonutch.
Au oestakional demo Iltlllllllllll4lll the anosenlb
and bowels Into healthy action, radon,* thee
appetite, and Invigorates the syinam. Hanes
It le oleos advantageous where no sorb/so des
mime/nom aided. One who feels tolerably
wall, ufton e nds that &dose of these Pills maks@
him fad decidedly better, from theircleaneing
and renovating effect on the digestive a pan*
um. DR. J. C. A YER & 00., Prettiest C
L,OWELL, MAHN., U.N. A.
ZiMiUil
AYER'S HAIR VIOOR, FOR RRX
TORINO GRAY HAIR TO no NATO
KAL VITALITY AND OOLOR.—A dreaskag
which is at once sgressible, healthy, semi MM.
mai for preserving the hair. Faded or _
Is noon restored to Its original swim atilt
the gloms and tremhnoss of youth. Title bait
is thiak•ned, filling hair checked, sad tea&
mot often, though not always, ottrod brals
U/1 Frt.! IF s ear restore the hair whore the
teeth aloe a: t Jet t 0.,, cr' to ellelaela atrophied
and daddred. Thal addl lur seedim ars
saved for useriduess by this 'iyplla~ti~ it
•toad of fouling the hal; with a peetyeeallasemS.
It will keep It clean and tikorowa. He seer
1:1112311T13
:elan tae bait from tuning
prray cr fs fling of!, sr J 000beqmontly promil
bokhboto. Pree from those do:,..S•rirao
mammas which make some proparalbowc dim
german and injurious. to the hair, the Vigor ses
only benefit but nut tow
/lAIR DRESSING
nothing else eau be bond no deairsa4o. air
tinning neither oil nor 6.., it does not me
white eambrie, and yet hues long 011 UN, tessig,
giving Its rich glossy lustre asel $ p•ohilk
Piepared b 7
11=
Practical and Attatytleal Theastais,
LOWELL, Ill Aft&
Pins $l.OO.
P N. WWson, AgeoL
A CARD TO THE LADIES!
UK nt Tpo Nor:NI
11041)F.N Pl.:11101.'1CM. PILLS.
I=l
lonaltibie In Correcting I twitiOarialess, ilewollllll
log Ohetructiotte 7L.
from w hate ver rause. anal.
ways sueneestol as a
Preventive.
=
Females peoullarly situated, or these mos
poming themselves to be so, are caution
againet wing these Ms while hi that oendligism
lest they Wylie miscartiage, alter which Memo
tattoo the proprieter amemes no reeponoilbilft
although their matinees world provost ow
mlechlef to health: otherwise the Pills arsieses
onstneeded as a
MOOT INVALUABLE REMEDY
For the alleviation of those suffering team
any irregularities whatever, as well as to par
vent an Increase of family when health village
permit by quieting the nerve' sad I=3
back the '•vsey oolor of health" to the
the nti4 adi delioate
Fn directions accompany 'Wit
bot. toe EL per boa; six boxes, es.
Bold In Belletotita Pa., by F. P. GRIM
=glat, sole Kent for Bellefonte. Ladles,*
ag hien el to the Bellefonte Peefollice,ass
have the
c i;il l t e sa y egeti
e deatk . 9ratz atoll fa
an iori 'r t t ry E. Tea: Look 'f ww%; by 0-
Hagenbuek, WUllamsport, and by C. Brom
sad by
d, Li,,,_
ROWE, Rote Proprietor,
New Yea.
v 1.3D46-ly
THE WINCHESTER RIFLE, 111
' SHOT&
,
SPENCER RIFLE, 8 SHOTS.
DOUBLED BARREL MMES.
Double shot guns, Revolvers, Curtsidgen,
Gun repatring In all Its branches.
THEODORE DRBOHNEIR,
f•
Bush's Assad" High IL.
Bellofashelb.
143ttly.
SALE.—Threo new two-Um
11 towns, two wood-hand wolowoo. sae
owt, Coo truck 00, and two bowies. Or
'other with sra jof plows sad 000krWlowoo
wUI bo sold o 4 tea pot coot. Woo this ands*
Dino 64 Gash.
414•11
VIAMt RAC.?
sated maw
wift&iir