The Democratic Watciiirian.
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Betsey ow t ere Out.
A PAW VERIPION
Go 'tend the door, there, Bridget, and - mind
what you're about,
For Benny's mother's domln`, and Botay and
aro out;
fre ntood the dear old lady as long as ever I
can,
tad
the more I 've tried to Stan' the more
hed to Men.
bloc° first we two got married and came down
here to lire,
She's had no end of orders and free advice to
he•
,
There's nothln' a hand la put to, outside of the
house or In,
Bin she has a say about It that'aalways sure to
win.
From nureln' babies to oleanin', from heyln
to tollicin' cows,
Were weber her way entirely, as much tut
the law allowl4
There's loudly • child or critter, A field, or a
•
fence, or Stone,
Site lion% n fault to And with, or even can
lump ikl uno
l'orhoPe I might Atari' that much, If Betsy no
should bid,
And let tho old lady boils It the same as she
above did ,
But now that her tongue bee taken to waggln`
another course,
l're got to be up sn'doln . , or look for s cheap
divorce.
If I but say she's a meddl In', she tells my
wife I driuk ;
If ever I look at a WoIIMR, she gives m) wife
the wink,
And cumin' from mootio', Sunday, when Vets) ,
wag taken 111,
She said, that, for half the symptoms, a woman
couhl ale a Bill I
'tend the don r, there, Bridget, and keep
your wits about,
And tell the dear old lady that Betsey and I
are Out,
And then —ln ease she threatens to cane some
other day—
Just add to the statement, Bridget, that Out
we intend to Play I
Temperance vs. Politica
NELLIE H. BRADIAY
'Hurrah for Chipman I' shouted a
school-boy, swinging hie books around
hie head, by the end of the leather
strap that bound them.
'Hurrah for Merrick playfully re
torted a gentleman near him. The ju
venile supporter of one of the rival can
didates for Congress looked up in our
price.
'Are you really going to vote for
Merrick, Mr. Hart
`Certainly, I am, my youthful poli
tician, cm the reply.
' Why do yon vote for him r queried
the boy
, IVitv? Because lie is the noriii
t tt' tttt pnri, anti of course I must
1.1111 Rrt how long since you
tur t 1 Itt-ptiltht•ttit„%rellier
'I UM not a Republican ; I am an
out sri o u t Democrat r
'Then why don t you 'hurrah' for
your party?' asked Mr Hart, stalling
At the boy'. earne9triems.
Jl'll tell you,' was the prompt re
sponse. 'You see this badge,' point
ing to hie Band of Hope star; 'and I
ain a Cadet of Temperance too. Well,
last night I read that Chipman is the
'temperance men's candidate,' and
that Merrick is one of the 'advocates
of the liquor dealer's association in
this city;' that is, he defends all the
whisky 9ellers that are arrested for vi
olating the law, and tries to get them
clear. U hear lie lea fine lawyer. This
set me to thinking Says Ito myself
If I'm working for the temperance re
form, and think liquor selling is wrong
and wicked, how can I honestly be iii
favor of electing a man who thmks it
is right, and is doing all he can to
help it along? So I came to the con
elusion that the temperance man,
Whether Democrat or Republican, is
the man for me.'
The motive,' ex; rc•-ion on Thegen
tlernali'l4 countenance gave place to
one of mingled gravity and admiration
as the boy so clearly 'defined the po.ii
bon.' Yon are a bright, boy, and a
zealou s advocate of the good cati..e,
Archie, but suppose all the temper
ance inters eltould argue iti that w . iy,
what would become of the party? You
know that must be sustained. 'tot
you'll talk differently when you grow
older'
'No, sir I I don't bSiese in preach.
Ing one thing and practicing another ;
and if you vote for Merrick, I advise
you to take off those temperance
badger that are shining on t our bren,t,
and liat,t , then) melted ovi r lo
repre
sent a whisky barrel. But I have only
five minutes left to go to school--
there's the hell.' And the saucy, in•
dependent fellow dashed off shouting,
'Hurrah for Chipman I'
In the afternoon, Mr. Hart called on
Archie'm tallier ; he was an old friend,
and n stnuncli Democrat.
'Well, Fdridge, I think we shall car
ry the election ; I 8111/1100e ) nti have
registered,' he remarked, alter the mni
al greetings.
'I have regi•tered, but t,hall not vote
for the party, ' was the grave but de
cided reply t hat tell on the astonished
ears of his listener. 'You know that
I (as well as yourself) am solemnly
pledged to aid and sustain the temper
ance reform, and how can consistent
ly or conscientiously vote for a man
who is working in ,the interests of the
liquor traffic? I should be recreant
to my yows, and a traitor to the
Cause.'
'I perceive now how your non Ar
chie became soillardent a supporter of
the Republican nominee. •Like fa
ther, like son.' He overhauled me
this morning, and saucily intimated
that if I voted for Merrick, I would
be unworthy to wear these badges any
longer.'
'lndeed, you are in error. Although
I have been in doubts as to whioh born
of this dilemma ,votild be the safest, I
have nor inentimied the eubje n hie
presence c meed lire tacffce last
night, utter 1..1• our the evening
paper w hat I h•lnner r ,ut•
Aline, the slats or lie canth.ts -tt
the temperance ;rind nit!. 1 14 '1 t
his boyish mock% II les are all for .its
other party. he derided immediately
that, being amember of two total ab
etinence societies, he could not swing
his hat for Merrick, he being identi
fied with the enemies of the cause.
Can I, a Christian roan, he less con
sistent than a wild, enthusiastic boy ?'
'And so, old friend, you have forsak
en the party?' said Hart. 'I can't do
so, touch as I dislike to vote against
my temperance conscience.'
'I have not forsaken it,' was the
earnest reply, 'brit I cannot let party
feeling trample principle'under foot in
this or any other election.' And so
they parted.
On election day, Archie's time out
of school-hours was fr .ly occupied.
With a 'Chipman ticket' on Iris hat,
he was 'bobbing around' the various
precints, approaching any whom he
had reason to believe intended casting
a party vote regardless of their obliga
tions as temperance men; and more
than one had a tinge of shame called
to his cheek by the words, 'Preaching
one thing and practicing another;'
'Voting for the whisky ring,' etc. In
the afternoon, Archie saw Mr. Hart
take his place in the line. The wind
was blowing, and a sudden gust caus
ed the gentleman to put up his hand
to his hat. As he did so, the folded
ticket in 14 fingers was liberated, and
after floating on the breeze a short dis
tance, settled down. Several started
for it, but Archie reached it first; as
it lay fluttering, half open, on the
ground, he saw plainly that Mr. Hart's
party prejudice had overcome his tens
perance principles. Ile returned the
paper, and, with a significent gesture
toward the emblems of the two orders
gleaming on the voter's breast, said in
a low voice, with an expression of con
tempt on his intelligent countenance,
'Saiitng under false colors ."
'Since that day, Mr. Bart line avoid
ed meeting the honest, fearless glance
of that boy's eye, for he is conscious
that he does not respect him as form
eriy.
Alas! that some of the bravest
cltampione of our reform, who at all
other times are so coarageous and in
vincible, should, on election-day, be
'weighed 111 the balance and found
wanting.l.k—National Temperance Advo
cate.
A Skull that Had a Tongue
When 1)r. Donne t the lemons poet
and divine of the reign. of James 1.,
attained possession of his first.living,
he took nwalk into the chore(' yard,
where the sexton was at the time dig
ging a grave, arid in the course of his
labor threw up a skull. Tu., skull
the doctor took in 1114 11E1,11 4 , 1111111 . 01111i1
it rusty headless nail slicking in the
temple of it, nineli he drea (oat secre
tly and w rappe I it in the corner of his
hankerchiet Ile then &Cantle,' or
tie gr.or digger whether he knew
whose skull that was. Ile said it .11,01
111111i . r1 .110 kel.l a brandy shop
honest, drunken fellow, who one night,
her leg taken two quarts, WllB 1..1,1
'lead 111 his 11,1 next morning • 11.01
he a wife?" "Yes ' "What eiiitra , oer
doe+ she bear? "A ver) good on, ;
only the neighbors reflect on her he
can-e she married the ,lay alter her
husband was buried. " Tlll. l
wurn
enough for the doctor, who, under the
pretence of visaing his parudiioner-,
called on the woman, Ile asked her
several questions, apd, ammig other..
what sickness her husband died of
She gave him the same account he Wad
before receis ed, a hereupon he Cud& illy
opened the loin Ikerchief, and cried, in
an authoritative voice"•\Vointin, .10
you know this nail? She was struck
with horror 141 tire tair‘incled demand,
and instantly or. 111 , 1 the fact. and WAR
brought to trial awl erecuted Truly,
might one say, with even more ! molt
than Hamlet, that the skull had a
loops It
Persuasive. to Matrimony
'You ought to marry.'
'Never.'
'I know it mod virl for con
'Let me alone'
•She is ,oiittg.•
'Then she is '
'Beautiful '
'The more dangerous.'
'Of good family.'
'Then elm is proud •
'Teniler.horted.'
'Then she in jenlotin.'
'She has talents.'
qo kill me '
'And thousands of tinhorn.'
'I will take her.
A t.loon Itutdc.—A certain nail who
is very rich now,." - as very poor "hen
lie was a boy. When molted how he
got his riches, lie said, 'lily father
taught me never io ploy until in% work
was fi1t1.111.41 and never spend m. nton•
ey unlit I hn•l earned it It I had hot
an t,rl( It s 111110 Jn
ilint the fird •tn I in an hoar
Anil otter I ,t'i 1 o ti .1110WC.I to play;
and I multi play milli much more
pleasure than if I had the 'bony lit of
an untliiimbed task before my mind I
early 'brined the habit of doing things
in time, and it became easy to do so.
It is tet this I owe my prosperity.' Let
every one oho reads .this do likewise.
--.1 colored man was arraigned
before one of the Camden courts, a
abort time since, charged woli the lie.
ency of come wood. When called np
on to plead to the indictment, henaid,
'1 bought de wood, and dat I knows I
did, but to cave my soul front de Ohm,
I cannot tell de man I bought it of,
knee I bought it in de dark. I gine'
I'll plead guilty!'
Melancholy trees The weeping.
willow and the pine-apple.
Society and Fashion.
Al - term:ton tea-parties are very inuek
in vogue.
Dark brown kids wear better then
any other oolor.
11..itie hair and bI, ei aio.ist.wise is
IL( iatei. rage.
Fairest laulge 4.1 vitlgarny is a
rin¢ nut-isle the 2!.,1e.
Ladies are beginning to wear Tyro
less felt bate for riding.
Palo straw color is thelast fashion
able tint for note pai4e.,,
All the belles have reeted their long
promenade dresses.
is getting to be the fashion
able lady's accomplishment.
Everybody is wearing blue now, uo
xmatter what the complexion.
The latest shoes for ladies have the
wearer's rnonogrtiin on the instep.
Chatelaine braids are disappearing,
and ladies' hair is getting high again.
The 'Boston Dip,' being declared
vulgar, has been rebaptized as the
Glide waltz.
The very latest thing is to send with
invitations a card intimating that the
affair begins at such an hour, and a ,re
treat to the invited to collie early.
Round hats for White muslin are
much affected by ladies for country
wear, being cool and large, with the
addition of a flower or ribbon can he
made to look very dressy.
The new style of bonnets for next
fall is said to be something really new,
and many milliners think they will
have to hire a few people to wear them,
so as to get people used to their leer.
ileilly unique appearance.
Young ladies are adopting very gen
erally for use in their country rambles
long, handmotne, lint) siihntantial walk
ing sucks. The cane-parasols are a
bore antra failure if you try to put
them to practical use.
Carpets are now completely Itanish•
ed from all our country hoiwes. Pure
white matting, or else the natural
wood, is now the proper thing.
Warmth and color are given by means
of nutneromi brilliant rugs.
—An eight-year old girl in Mend
an', Conn , was recently brave enough
to take a drunken man by the hand,
and lead hint away from a dozen boys
who were erueliy taking sport of hint,
and administered a severe rebuke to
thou ill the name time. The rough
l.ooe idiink away alittAlied before the
Lnle heroine.
—The editor of the Bangor ( Me )
Whig says he recently sawn larg•
number of you g Indies enter a public
hall with disituyell.l h or and hat Him
apparently wrinkled and i l)roken,and,
he fancied, excited rourigiennee , • Upon
inquiring what tha roiv we, about,'
ear's he 'lmagine, oily chagrin wtp n told
it was the fashion.
—A poor toper a+ n la-t resort for
more drink, took Ilia Bible to pawn for
liquor, but the landlady refused to take
it. "Well," anti lie, "If s'te won't take
coy word or Cold a word, It a time to
give it op " And he went and signed
the pledge and kept it fardifnlly.
--The races at Lout! Branch con
tinue and the President ot the Untied
tit.item 'a in eemtacte. Ile declared In
a friend that he had not etutned ass
thing an much a. he 11111 the hurdle
rat e, since the dat he role the mole
111 the cireu..
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lark nl inttra.z., /pill 1,1•IIIPM6,
and 111,1.110 a 1115L , 91.1 It Itira.• •1 0 . 1 . h.,. Ow
pith.nt .1 f. 1..n.1 do 13
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h.• buct,N,fill in 111'..n • 1... th loolXi•- and
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hnt Lr I,n in e. mnit.h. .1, n- In' 16
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--The Perry crainiv Prino , ral
that a little child ol :11 . r. Brown,
rii.carora township. Perry county,
vot A grain of corn in its windpipe. A
I.linrt nmenncc,wllu•li causf9lttsllrath
Insole of lour rlsy•.
—A no ham taventr.l R new and
ellenn plan f One of hi.
Itelgern ntenttlerenn the rent, anti then
001•1 lt••trir meal—th.• tne.merized
eattntte.l tikptit e?totpatlty.
—The d ru m major ho ran away
from Chicamano, when reproached
With cowardice, replied • 'l'd rather
be called a coward all me life, than he
a corpse fifteen minutes.•
—What itt that witivli lie who has
it doe 4 not wi4h for, but he who has it
would not part with it for any totonev ?
A !mid head.
sweetest thing in the world
--n woman's heart. It t+ n perfect
hone% cotoli--rnii of Beware.
—A youm2 hob rerem lv tried to
•In op her bark hair with a honey•
immh to make it look ‘aweetly:
—When .Ineg a Pon not take after
hiA father? When the father leave•
him nothing.
—Wnman•s•righis women may
vet aspire to position+ in the navy.
Lot'e wife was an old salt.
—Milk is gond for Imbies. Curd
is not; neither should yon let them
have their whey.
Why is o ...ford like Neer ? Because
its no II t:II its drawn.
How to k,t.p . rottr, head elms--
Shave every hair iiii:
The lend of Cane—A sow plants-
Lion.
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large and well selected stock of all kinds of
Crockery, Chacertes, Mackerel, Salt, dc., cfc.,
Which we will dlnpose of at the very lowest
cash prices.
All kinds of country produce taken in ex
change for goodn, and the highoet market pri
ces allowed.
FRIENDS AWAKE To SOUR INTEREST.
For we feel national that we can pull your
tallies as well an your puree.. ♦l4nl
A LW AYH AM.:AM-A. ALEX.
I Li ANDER & SON, 111111 holm, Center Co.,
'ennnylranla, are now offering to the pulthe nt
the lowest cash prices,
GOODS OR EVERY DESCRIPTION
A. ALEXANDER A SON
Take this method of announcing to their nu
meroua friends that they hare Just returned
from the East with a new amsortment of sea
sonable
FOREIGN AND IX)MEHTIC GOODS,
Which they are selling at curb prices that
purchasers will find it to their interest to buy
of them. Their clock consists of
D It-E 9-8 ( J-O-I -
G-04 - 1-D-8
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND 81101.7.9
All klntle of country produew taken In ex
viotrhgo for goods
A ALEXANDER A Fong
Books and Stationery
T HE MODEL BOOK S'l'( )R E
III• Jliot
IR". Juni
flu Jun
reeeived t he
retie! wed the
reeetVf.i line
largest stork
largest stork
largest stock
that ever came
that ever came
that aver came
to Bellefonte
to Itelletonte
I" Bellefonte
go and se
go and see
fn on I St.
4 tur.• of.pu•ltt
MIMI
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LI Vl:Gtil'ON'S
WIIOLESA LE AND RETAIL
sou s wit E
rim
Depository of the Books of the "American H.
H Union, and American Tract Society" sink
s o ki arorrik at Mete catalogue pricer, the un—
truthful assertions of self, onidituted agents,
to the contrary notwithstanding Fie would
say to those 00111 urns, lu Hab,ath f.olllt/i
t list during the prevailing scarcity of mon,
he will fill orders alien accompanied by a
sponiiilile name, giving a credit of three
110 nth P.
GE I ). LI vINGSTIIN,
lirtrkprhott. Row
Bellefonte Ps.
EINEM
Insttrltnee
1 4 1 DIV IN 11. K I NSLOE,
_I Suttees rr to &met L. Darr, decd.
CLAIM AND INSURANCE AGENT
GOOD COMPANnrs,
LOW RATS.
PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF LOSSR9.
Cash' and Mutual Flee, 1.1f13 and Accident
Polionaarrlttan.
Prampt attratoon gloat to the coll.-lion of Bad.
Puy, Pension, and all other claim,.
Soldiers who Onlinted before July 22.1, ISO
and were honorably dlecharged without revel
Ing the SIOO Bounty are now ettlltlal to It.
EDWIN H. KINSLOE,
But No. 73, liellefoute, Pa.
Areas, in Bnrn 1 L /Iner, deed.
Miscellaneous
ST Eli EOSCO P ES,
v WS,
ALBUMS,
CHROMOS,
FRAMES
1 -
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO
AM BROADWAY, N. Y.,
Invite the attention of the trade to their exten
sive anatortment of the above goods, of their
own publication, manufacture and imports•
don. Also,
PHOTO LANTgg SLIDES AND
GRAPHOSCOPES,
NEW VIEWS OF YOSEMITE.
& FL T. ANTHONY • CO
601 Broadway. New York,
Oppoalkobtatropolltan Hobe
lairOsTins AND 114111/PACTURnan OT
PHOTOGRAPHIO MATE RI AIA
UN ern ~
i;i1006il • "
B USH HOUSE, 4.
BELLIDIrONTE, PIINNA.d
Ms elegant hotel, haying earns niftier IN
superstition el the undersigned; be Wooer
reepeotfully announce to the publlC that it
lc prepared to accommodate them after Ihie
style of the bat houses in the !Wei. The Bush
Houma hi a magnificent bonding, splandkUp
furnished, and capable of comfortably 'mom
modating
THREE HUNI)RED GUESTS.
rt is eltusted near the depot, and convenient
to all pimento( business, and Is the but hotel
In central Pennsylvania. its waiters are oblige-
Ina, polite and attentive; Its tables are Amp
plied with every luxury in the market; Ito
stables are first clase,withattentl vs aid human*
hoetlers, and Its bar supplied with the best of
liquors. For guests from the cities to epend
the mummer it is just Me pkses I The proprietor
will be happy to receive the public ma often ma
they *ieh to call.
F. ',PLAIN.
15-e1 Pr.. rioter.
GA RMA N'B HOTEL-DANIEL
GAI AN, Proprietor.
Thin long-established and well-known Hotel.
situated on the southeast corner of the Dia.
mond, opposite the Courthouse, hiving been
purchased by Daniel Garman, be mummies
to the former patrons of this establishment
and to the traveling public generally, that he
has thoroughly refitted his house, and is pro;
pared to render the most satisfactory ascots
modation to all who may favor him with hely
patronage. No petits will be spared oat his
part to add to the convenient, or comfort of
Ids guests. All who atop with biro will find
his tshlo abundantly supplied with the most
immanent; fare the market will afford, done up
in style by the most experienced eooke. His
liar will always contain the choicestof liquors.
Hie Stabling in the best in town, and will always
be attended by the most trustworthy and an
(entire hontlers. Give him Y call, one and all.
and he feels confident that all will be satisfied
with their accommodation. An excellent Liv
cry is attached to this entablishment, which
etrangern from abroad will find greatly to theft
advantage ISMS
CUMDI I NOS HOUSE.
NV. I) 111 K. A RD,
Proprbotor.
BELLEFONTE PENNA
0
The nude lgned, hawing assumed oOrtroi
of this line eel, would respectfully ask the
patronage o the public. He Is prepared to
accommodate guests In the beet of style, and
will take cart, that his tables are supplied with
the best In the market. Good 'tables attagtied
to the hotel, with careful and attentive tea.
rants The erecting public are Invited to iv.
the Cummings H 011.04 call. • .
N ATIONAL HOTEL,
mILLIISIM, PA.
JONATHAN KREMER, Proprietor.
Having purchased this admirable property
the proprietor takes pleasure in Informing hhi
friends, that he has refitted and refurnished It
from top to bottom, and Is now prepared to so
rommodate trarelera and others In a styli, that
he liopea will prove not only satisfactory, bcill
pleasant.
llµ table and bar, wfll not be azoailed by any
In the country
stable Is large and new, and la attended
by experienced and attentive ostlers. 14481 y
Tobacco
TUBACCO
TUE BEST! TILE BEST !
A I' N. BECK'S,
AT N. BECK'S,
COME AND SEE,
COME AND SEE,
WHAT ELEGANT PLUGS,
WIIAT ELEGANT PLUGS,
COME AND BUY,
COME AND BUY,
Pi FINE IiCEYVL) SEGASB
TIIE BEST IN TOY, !Iv
71.1 E lIE.s'T IN THE STATES
THE. BEST IN THE WORLD.
HIS FIE CUT,
Ills FINE CGT,
Tait Swzrrzarr,
Tux Swzrrzer,
AND THE, CHEAHEIIIT
AM) TILE CHEAPEST
IN TOWN
fisotrother lo Sims No. 1 Bush
15 MI tf,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
SAMUEL LIPTON Jr CO.,
thuisaa I x
Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c
BllOWN'ti NEW BUILDING,
Oornor of Allegheny anti ilishop strimk
BELLEFONTE., PA
Jinni elgarn end tobacco alway. on hand. CM
In nnd try them. lineal and most deliciaa•
brand•
SAMUEL LIPTON & CO
Shortlidge & Co's.
COAL, •LIME, POWDER(
14 E A l' ER 81
The best Willow. Berri, anthracite coal from
Baltimore Mines, whoa Rhamohln anthrWlt
coal of all *lane, prospered expressly for fatal)*
use, constantly on hand and for sale at
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
Conalimers nreoel will Weans hots that osi
coal In housed under commodlout
whloh addgto lie value. We now have •
shad at tanittk Haven for tranefarring WSW*
IMrro coal from boots lo earn. and will ■y►ll
enntomera by the ear load when desire& linnet
the old Lialllllllol - 0 11111)1/11.
LIME
Linos burnt with wood or coed * owl* at ant
Kline on the pike leading to MU.abttrg.
PO W D EE.
44 1e . n ia te; for the m o st a le
lu tt i litup i o m it e t iv str nu der w At
pad It to their Interims tobqy of us.
REAPERS
Agents for the sale of the .Buokeye Messer,
and• Reapers, oleo the Marsh Herraster,fuli
whtoh the binders ride, three men dt.les
work of ftvej manufactured by 14111141 Z
11$ 1 10taiii , Mimi. Marble oonepany
R. R. Oat De oo 444 rent &tor South TM of B. IL IN,
pot,
SHORTLIDOD & yam, - '
Bellefouto
►ria
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