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Bellefonte, Pa., April 29,1904.
; THE BOLD GHOST.
The year was young and the the place was old,
And the house had gone to sleop,
Ard the ghost that came by night was bold,
For the silence was so deep.
Aloud he called to his heart's fair queen,
But she would not unbar the door,
And the window from which she used to lean
Stirred at her touch no more, !
In vain through the empty night he cried,
But there came no answering tone;
And then he bethought him that since he died
"A hundred years had flown.
But a hundred years shopld have brought more
near
The Love that he loved so well;
And the bold ghost's heart turned cold with
fear—
Where was the old-time spell :
Had she forgotten what he held fast ?
They say, 'tis a woman's way;
Was it only a dream, that Love could last,
The dream of an idle day ?
From the silent house the bold ghost turned—
Why dream that a dream i is true ?
Ashes were where Love's fire once burned;
Death's meaning at last he knew.
— Louise Chandler Moulton, in Smart Set.
S———————
Is Consumption 10 be Prevented At
Last 2
Dr. Lawrence Flick, the Specialist at White ar
en, Pa., Whose Experiments Have Already At-
tracted World-Wide Attention Says it is Possi-
ble to Vacecinate Against t the White Plague.
Has dreaded consumption met another
master?
«This is the message con veyed in a won-
derful treatise which Dr. Lawrence F. Flick,
the greatest expert in tuberculosis in Amer:
ion, asserts to be the most important pro-
duction of the year in point of service to
the human race. And in.
is interesting to know that Dr. Flick will
be in Bellefoute next month to lecture be-
fore the annual meeting of the West Branch
this connection it
are three men
io Hens ear the Be oilaqe
isk, the self-sacrificing man of science,
Mazyek P. Ravenel, the noted
Br a r
along this line are to be made i Phiteder
pia within the next few months. |
is the man behind the gun,
and the nerve and
the soul. $0 spond it 1 Ren is esti-
mated in excess 0 ot $100,
To Dr. Lawrence F. Flick, ‘Mr. Phipps
has entrosted the Sireotion of his enormous
batteries of wealth. Money without prac-
| gical limit is as Dr. Flick’s command in
the campaign against the dread consump-
tion. The selection came through the en- |
thusiasm, pre-eminent ability and enor-
mous activity of Dr. Flick in this grea
cause.
Dr. Ravenel is of the army shat has giv-
en to the world Pasteur, Koch, thejCaries, |
who discovered radium, and all the other
illustrious seers who have found their world
work in the laboratory. With his other
attainments, Dr. Ravenel combines the
ability of a hroadly educated physician
with she thoroughness of a widely schooled
‘In inl of Dr. Ravenel’s diversified at-
tainments and unquestioned ability, he
was chosen to work in the Maragliana
‘laboratories in Genoa and to carry the
treatment originated thereto Philadoiphin:
He will sail for Italy within the next few
weeks, and will begin his studies and treat.
ments without delay.
In a month alter his arrival it is expected:
he will have acquired all that -Maragliano
can convey. At the end of that time he |¢
will go to Berlin, where Behring is vacci-
nating for tuberculosis,and to Paris,’ where
Alexander Marmorek is applying the sat
treatment. These visite will be short
comparison with that to the t od
stitute in Genoa. Then home to Awerica
he will sail, laden with healing hope for
the dying thousands.
It is safe to prediot shat treatment a
cording to iano’s method will be
| commenced in the Phipps Institute before
the coming autumn. This will make
Philadelphia the Mecca toward which all
the sufferers from tuberculosis in America
will turn.
Pablie ‘knowledge of
derful new achievements in the treatment
: worker and a pb. |
First Great Excursion via pennagvania Raitroas,
: May, 10th. 4
liano’s won-
| often greater. The views of Dr. Maragliano
and the wonderful story of Hr exper
are best told by himself,
Bel = ? World’s Fair.
ns
The first opporiunity afforded residents
of the eastern section of the country to see,
at the lowest possible rates, the great
World’s Fair at St. Louis, which opens
a
e Pennsylvania r company,
10th. A 8 1 train of standard day
coaches will be run on the following sched-
ule, and excursion tickets, good going only
on special train, will be sold at the tony
named at rates quoted: —
‘Special Train’
Leaves, Rate.
New Yors— Sy
est 23rd Street 8.26 A. M. $20.00
Philadelphia 8.50
Irene :
Altoona (. y
Altoona... 14.60
Cresson... 14.30
Johnstown..... seass 13.80
Blairsville Intersecti 18.35
SreenshrE. hassisepeses st 12.90
: : Eastern time To.48 ££
Pittsburg......... Central time 9.45 *
Tickets wilk also be sold from Seber 3 sta- points
| tions on the Pennsylvauia sack of};
Pittsburg: and sonth of and inplu ing: E
mira, Olean and Mayville, and from sta-
tions on the New York or Long Branch
railroad, Cumberland Valley railroad, and
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk rail-
road, ,good going in coaches on regular train
0 point of connection with special train.
The following rates will apply from the sa
tions named in this section: —
Wilkesbarre, Pa....
Williamsport, Pa.
Proportionate rates from other points.
urning, tickets will be good in coaches
on regular trains leaving St. Louis (Union
station) on day of ‘validation and not iater
than May
‘For oe, ol fare from other stations and
leaving time of connecting trains consult
nearest ticket agent. 49-17-3¢
be sold
Velets to'be ol at. Yoru erg Low Rates Via Pennsyl- :
vania Railroad.
, For the Louisiana a Parchase Exposi
306h to December, 1st, 1904, several forms
of excursion tickets to St. ‘Louis will be
on sale by the Pennsylvania rail-
road on gry 25th, as follows :—
SEASON TICKETS, good to retarn nntil
December 15th, 1904, to be sold daily as
rate of $33.10 from Bellefonte.
SIxTY-DAY EXCURSION TICKETS, final
limit not later than December 15th, 1904,
to be sold daily at rate ol $27.60 from
Bellefonte.
FIFTEEN-DAY EXOURSION TICKETS t0 be |
sold at rate of $22.70 from Bellefonte.
Tickets of the forms named above will
other ssations on the Penn-
sylvania railroad at proportionate rates.
TEN-DAY SPECIAL CoAcH/ Excursion
TICKETS will be sold on May 10th, and on
other dates to be announced later, good go-
ing only op special coach trains, or in
coaches on otaniod trains, and good re.
turning in coaches on regular trains, at
rate of $20.00 from New York, $18.50 from
| Philadelphia, and proportionate rates, ap-
proximating one cent pet mile from other
EXCURSION Trees BY VARIABLE
RoUTES,—Season tickets and sixty-days
exoursion tickets will be sold via ‘variable
routes; that is going by one direct route.
Variable route tickets will besold applying
through Chicago in one direction at the
same rate as appiy for the season and sixty-
day excursion tickets to St. Louis, going
and returning via the direct routes.
On all one-way and round-trip tickets,
reading to points beyond St. Louis, a stop-
over of ten days will be peamitred as St.
Louis on payment of a fee of $1.00 and the
deposis of ticket.
-.s--.-: ?
104 is estimated that in and about |
Brussels, including Maline and other parts
formerly known as the lace zone, there are |
not'over two hundred and fifty now engag-
ed in lace making. In 1881, at Bruges,
here were 8,000 persons employed i in shis
trade, while the census of 1896 showed only
3,304.
MAZES A CLEAN SWEEP.--There’s noth-
tion, :
| 4 be held at St. Lonie, Mo., from April
"CASTORIA
For Infants apd Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature of !
CHAS. H. FLETCHER.
Medical,
T IME IS THE TEST
THE TESTIMONY OF BELLEFONTE PEC-
"PLE STAND THE TEST
x
The test of time is what tells the tale.
“A new broom sweeps: clean’ but will it
wear:well is what interests most. The
blic soon find out when misrspresenta-
ions are made an merit erik alone will stand
the test of time, onli a appre-
ciate merit and — letonte 0 local
citizens make the. ents which fol-
lows unless convinced that the article was
just as represented? A cure that lasts is
the kind that every sufferer from kidney
ills is looking for.
James Rine of High street employ-
ed in the planing mill, says: ‘Ican speak
as highly now 0 Doan'’s dney re al
ears ago and my case
evidence that the cures them are
Be ci] Ihave pos hs had say of of
e severe pain in my be
Doan’s Kidney Pills whi Bl ince Lo
not put on my shoes and Jo bef a drag
_ myself around. Tho pugh I have had sli
fouches of backache it never amoun
to much. 1 have recommended Doan’s
. Kidney Pills to hundreds of people and I
know of those who have had the
relief from Sufiering
can say they are relial
by using them, I
ble and permanent
eatest |
of Winchester, Ind., knew what to do i
She liour of need. His wife
physicians could not help her. He shought
| of and tried Dr' King’s New Lile Pills and
she got relief at once and was finally cured.
Only 250. at Green’s drug store.
%
: Saddlery.
WHEAT SHOULD YOU DO—
DO YOU ASK ?
the answer is easy. and
your duty is plain.....
~—BUY YOUR—
HARNESS, NETS,
DUSTERS, WHIPS, PADS, COLLARS,
? "AXEL GREASE
and everything you
want at
7
SCHOFIELD’S,
o——0
SCHOFIELD has the largest stock of
everything in his line, n the town or
county.
CALL AND ire de GET
PRICES.
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7
Ry
Building Business on Cheap John
Goods is an _impossibilit; y—habs why
interest
Je befiove it is to your
from us. Over thirty-two years
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of tuberculosis was first given in a Tr ge in their effects.” | . business ought to convince you
Medical Society written for the Phipps Institute. Fibs ” ing like doing a thing thorooghly. OF all For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. that Sur gobs ind prices have. been
The Fis i brings new hope—it is | treatise cansed an immediate and profound , .—— “Your Majesty,” aid the Prime | the Salven you ever heard of, Bucklen’s Ar-{ Foster-Milburn. Coy Buffalo, 'N. Y., sole /
much more than a hope, great physicians | sensation among the physicians avd bacteri- Minister, leading the culprit forward, ‘this | nica Salve is the best. _Itsweeps away and | agents for the United States i d tak :
say—is Eduardo Maragliano, professor in | ologists ail over America. is the page who bas been 80 loose in bis | oures Burns, Sores, Bruises, Cats, Boils, |: ,Jiemomber ihe nome Dons and take | :
ordinary to the Royal University of Genoa, | The iano treatment consists of hahite—’ Ulcers, Skin Eruptions and Piles. It's ouly i ! After July 1st we will Break the Reoerd
director of the Medical Clinic, director of | two divisions: first, the vacoination; seo- ! “Aba!” ‘exclaimed the King; ‘he must | 250, aud guaranteed to give satisfaction by | on Collar Pads.
the Institute for the Study and the Cure of ond, a diet of the flesh of immuvized ani. be brought to hook.’ ; Green’s druggist. :
Tuberculosis and of Other Infectious Dis- mals and milk from immunized cows. The ! “Tehee! giggled the page; ‘a royal eT : | :
eases, and a Senator of the Kingdom of It- | vaccination for tuberculosis, like thas for jest, I'll be bound. —— “Some men,” said Uncle Eben, JAMES SCHOFIELD,
aly. small-pox, is made upon the arm. It is \ rr ‘‘geem to imagine dey shows Sekt superiori- Spring street,
Working with Maragliaoo for the appli- | not so deep as that made in small-pox, | __Sabseribe for the WATCHMAN. ‘ty to everybody sae by tryin’ to act mean- 47-37 BELLEFONTE, PA.
cation of this treatment to the people of though the inflammation which results is ' bo er dan anybody else.”
REASURER'S OF UNSEATED LANDS FOR TAXES | 130 Dunean,’ Daniel. Edward Alison. 148 LIBERTY TOWNSHIP. 400 Levy, Daniel... W C Heinle... 11.99 SNOW SHOE TOWNSHIP,
F 1902 AND 1903. Agreeable to the provisions 70 Gregg, Smith...... 82 288 MeKi , Robert... Beecher & 27 95
of law a to the sale of ubrested tracts of land for 122 at Hepbrn, Wm....Mary M Frank 169 = Garrel 4 En P Morsison,.. 2 B 248 . Davi id... nen oe wn 23 26 yi I= Catecadd Andibw. W 2 Heinle SHEA 2080 ’
the non- $n ment of taxes, notice is hereby given that 250 2 «wr. H B Herring. 468 of 309 Irvin, Robe: W H Gardner 834 166. 86 “ Robert...Glen Union Lum- 400 120 den, D lu Bower. ~ (23 34 2
there will be exposed at puvlic sale or outery the follow- 380 Hubley, Barnard W C Heinle... 10 04 #e ji Krouse, IBeH. ik A P Morrison 580 ber Co.. 16 24 ‘1-5 433 163 Fisher, Jno C....8 Saylor. Soo 14 28
ing tracts or parts of tracts of unseated labds in Centre 380 ¢ Mary M Frank. 523 33 Mahaffey Wn. "L IDelong. 290 | 20 138 st oe 19 49 15 433 163 ‘Sam’ hi 11
county. Penna., for taxes due and unpaid thereon. at the 110 Moxby, Jacob. ..Wm Witmer & Sons.. 283 60 Nestlerode Balzer Weber. 333 | 105 McClelland, Geo. Ashland Livm'F Gor, 8 67 of 400 11%
Court House in'the Borough of Bellefonte, on Monday, | 330 McDowell, Alex. W C Heinle.....c...... 8 83 80 Smith, Re arr 3 2 im Martin, Thos : "4% of 400 na
June 13th, at 1 o’clock Loy and te continue it neces: 200 POWRE, JAB... canis oo TM SUBTEST : 337 | 880 Pall, Peter........C M Bower. SD
sary, by adjournment from day to day until all are sold. 52 © UDknown..........Grove & Sait: o 70 MARION TOWNSHIP. 3 278 Norris, John 162 Jones, Richard...Chas E Allen i 1
BENNER TWP. ; 51 Unknown......ccouee W C Heinle.....coonsas 70 Bo Alifsen, J aebaia Frauiiin Wei Weight...... 2 2 230 Reeder R. C ney 28 5 40 Mitchell, Wm P. Hatriet E. Pent. 7
Acres, Per Warrantee, Supposed Owners. Taxes. HAINES TOWNSHIP. 20 Le by io ary M Mos 56 34 83 Rapp J acob....... Samuel Bruss......... - 61 and.......... Steneees 115
50 \ 5 359 Ants, Henry......Chas Bteele............... 4.25 a = I homas ry use 112 35 Shires oF FulimerWm Witmer Sons 400 An Marti, ow BS foombs 12 »
100 135 Cawley, H B........ Daniel Engle........... 2 36 17 . 143 & Co....otnvieiiniiinnnns 51 B00 ee as E Allen 2365
50 © 446 26 Dudbridge, Han- 53 86 100 Sawyer, . Wm...... Chas Steele. . 3 26 916 | Phikor, Yrs mh. Samuel Hall, 15 30 of
mn BON... co orenionaiaies drmosrimaons F H Duffee............... 200 nkBOWN., _........[888C FIRD....cccer S88 | 00: ei Wik | 30 1m Belly, omn wire Gardner. ........... 20 89
100 he & Belor. votes Laurelton St 1 t BE heh Fr RB - Shivos, dor... & Co. 1 4 18 Spe ci.Chas B Allon Loar
BOGGS TOWNSHIP. Soph John B Linn..." 12 14 0 DR ANSOD en, 144 | 108 61 Tolley, Ferrel. Rllen I Andrews. 388 | 260 = mar Soest i Began: ETE
433 163 Butler, MargaretMary E West........ .. 1 02 253 i 8 Waite, Wm........ Wm Waite 32 i UnEBOWH ortsyie - oY iimer Sons sep | 182 Jos......Hugh Ward 463,
400 Carscadden, D....Emma Hommei........ 10 19 451 'h. | m Zanizinget, PadiThes Vail. 2M iw Vanderslice,H'ry LIN 28 8 153 Wharton. Kea'yH C Bennett 24 57
433 163 Godfrey, arthafl C Bennett & 21 09 is ; wr 939 i MILES TOWNSHIP. : : i Meme a . Wahu, Richard... = = 23 52
150 ne, viii. A P Morrison 3 67 We 102 ; 415 Wharton, Sarah,. Balser Webe 11 86
300 M oCoy, ¥ = ran iW $ Heinle... 16 30 ai 2.03 2 Aunts, Henry. fuskes wd H Relfsnyder deans 3 5 , RUSH TOWNSHIP. 217 36“ Margaret M.Samuel Hall, Est...... 19 61
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1027 | 190 332 213 Barton, Wi 24 69 433 153 Brickley, Daniel. Nei & Lich. | 100 Bell, J 27
Hors lal Bell, Wm. Sm "9 00 | 1600: 8 50 5 3 90 plone 29 16 80 Beck, Jacob Lae
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ot 140 2 Cox, Paul. JH Holt... 402 150 i - 2 3 -100 Benson, Peter....W R Goodman. . 494 100 Copenhaver, Ino. Cen ne 712 | 400 Bell, Wm. 11 00
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Hime and place sa 8s inde in i 43 Lots ~ Mrs § J Shope, Est. hi 0 heres Harvey 2% wn ;
ak rors Sale of 43 Lots Fhsuszioset sass 147 Acres Lemuel .3 49 | 2 He & Ls
Rea the followin seated Lain] I be 17 Lots Mrs Bella Jones, Hato 3 18 85 Acres Sadie W 18 8
ed by the clio of ne” Soucwing |. - MILLHEIM BORO. ~ An 358 | gi!
_ and 1901, to t Comiaiasioncrs of Centre | H&L Bn... : oh . wrod} 3 3 Acre:
gouty, I Enowpayine of taxes, accord- % Acres 62 Carr, 32 2% be
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