No, i t:i. TIip r.nmg, iK-glniiln Ht tlio nprM-f left linnrt corner, will spell tho rtolllit of every lioy. Cross words of th rpo letters each: 1. A kind of tree. a. An urtlclo of ilres. 8. Much nwxr In winter. 4. A siwire. S. A vehicle, fl. Skill. 7. A body of water, d. Much used In summer. 1). Itcliithes, 10. Awiigcr. 11. A sailor. ( No. 174. Two In One. We're nt home In high life, 8h und I. We're both nt the top, Ami 'twould brenk us to drop, She and I. We're both of us tourney Il.ith. 8nlnts nml pinner I call To my golden wall; !To charity lull Come, golden frii-ixls all!" Nio quoth. Sometime we are onw ked, She ami I. Hut. we jro at full swing, .And we both lovo :i nut;, ' Shu And I. ' ' . , n. n. ri. i Kit'l si veer uantlwl fro tomslghcn ot Hurt pit. llraol hwtl eiieU sjoo Had rgsuto lilw, ilwl iitru (in nirtsxhoiii. No. 170. Words Within a. Word. ' III ii word of ton letter, inclining a por thin or nil 11 i vision, 11ml (without traits jMwItion of letters) words having these dell nillons: a 1. To go away. 2. Ivpial vnltio. 3. A jMirtion. 4. An article. .5. Intrigue. 6. .MetiiberH of the human race. 7. Myself. No. 177. An Arillimetlral I'ur.le. .Show that tho half of eleven is oi.v, of twelve In seven, and of thirteen is eight. No. 17.1. An Acrostic Problem. r-ir Emm 1 M Make small cardboard counters, and lot ter t hem like the printed onea on your dia gram. Place them exactly over the cor responding ones in the picture, and then move them as follow: Moving one letter at a time, get, in the three spaces A, a word describing un insect.. Ijetter or counters ' caunotskip or jump, hut each one must hare a clear path. When this word is made move three more letters to 11 spaces, making a word representing a color. Next, in C spaces, ninke an animal. Isnat, in D spaces, make a pet name for a girl. When tlie words are properly nrranged, the ini tials reading down will give a km 1 of meal, aud the finals will give the name of a garden. Tho u umbers will serve for ex Jiluiniug moves. No. 170. Diamond. 1. In correspondent, li. A head cover ing, fl. Vies. 4. The chief city. i 5. Small. 6. To speak, '7. In vestal. 1. A consonant. S. Au art icle. 3. Some thing enjoyed. 4. A place o( amusement. 5. Consumed. 0. A number. 7. A conso nant. No. 180. Anagram. A distinguished American: UK LIVES WELL, LOUD O' MEN. No, 181. Easy Squares. 1. Square a point of the compass with a plant which flowers but raroly, a word ex pressing a part, and a river in tho north of England. S. Square a word expressing a valuable but ofU'ii misused possession, with a thought, a name for animal food, rikI a person's action when that food comes to table. 3. Square a word meaning dest iny, with u space on which a building stands, au outward sign of grief, aud the plural of au organ of seuse. 4. Squaro a beautiful Bwcct scented flow er with a precious stone, a part of a ship, and a female Christian name. 5. Square a river in Germany with a heavy metal, with a word meaning una dorned, aud tho name of a garden men tioned iu the Uible. I). Square a savage unlmnl with theshaiMj of un egg, with tho condition of a cripple, aud a word meaning to run uway. Figuratively 8 peak Inc. W.hut three figures multiplied by 4 will make precisely 5? I,1.; or 1.S5. Why U twice ten like twieo eleven? Because twice ten are twenty, and twice eleven ure twent.two (too). Whlchls the greatest number? six dozen dozen or half a dozen dozen? Why, six dozen dozen, of course; six dozen dozeu bcin,' ttH, and half a Uuzeu dozen 7-. Key to the ruler. No. 1C4. Crossword Enlgmui Dill Nye. No. 105. Pi: A glory upparels the corn; The meadow lark carols tho morn; The dew glistens over The grass and the clover, 'Tls June and the summer is born! No. 100. Three Constellations: Lyra. Gemini. Capricornus (cap-rye-cornus). No. 107. Favorite Geraniums: 1. Lady Washington. 3. Marshal McMuhon. 3. New Life. 4. Happy Thought. No. 168. Conundrums: They arc both ou time. No. 103. Rhomboids: LUNCH TOTAL PARES NATAL BOATS NO it AH PROPS METAL SPATS SETON No. 170. Incomplete Sentences: Pirates prates pate pats. 3. llramln brusjl bran ban. 8. Grabble gabblo gublo gale. - ' No. 171. Hidden Rivers: Edlito, Adige, Saone, Colorado, Wabash. No. 173. Beheadings: I-deal, I rate, I ' slam, I-vlod, I-oooioal. Me jting of Democratic Executive Committee- There wai a meeting of the State Kxccutive Committee at the eld dem ocratic headquarters, No. 1416 South Perm Square, Philadelphia,' last Thurs day: State Chairman Kerr had great cause for gratification over the excel lent attendance given the meeting of the Democratic State executive com mittee. Out of nine members there was but one absentee, and there was in addition a plentiful sprinkling of veterans, who dropped in with cheer ing intelligence of party unity and pro gress over tho State. It was different a year ago, when the chairman's letters were answered by a few who came simply because it was a dutv. Now there was a general and unexpected response, evidci.ee that the party man agement has been enf.lrrprl in rr,Knc and telling work. Headquarters on 1 enn snuare were rennrnftl in tivotu fashion and there were many visitors. 1 in- executive committee members, who are also the division chairmen, were among early arrivals. They were : Editor B. F. Meyers,' of Harrisburgj Colonel Fiske Conrad, of Tvrone; William J. Brennen, of Pittsburg j J. L. Spangler, of Jkllcfonte ; J. Marshall Wright, of Allentown; James M. Hea ley, of Pottsville ; F. K- Van T)vke, of Lewisburg; 15 F. Nead, of Harr'isburg, and MagistrateWilhcre, of Philadel phia, who W.IS a substitute fir Vv.s!ir. itVC. H. Krumhhaar. Chairman Kerr presided. He aunounced that C. H. Aiken, of New Castle, was Me onlv ab sentee. IIARRISIiUKi". AND SKPTF.MUKR ,. There was first of all a general con ference and interchange of opinion, and this was followed by a secret ses sion of the executive committee, at which it was decided to hold the next State Convention at Harrisburg, and Thursday, September 3, was agreed upon as the day and date. No "other material business was transacted. CONGRESSMEN INDORSE KERR. Seven of the ten Democratic Con gressmen in the Pennsylvania delega tion were among those taking part in the conference. They were William MCAlcer, ol the old 1 hird c'lstnct ; Fdwin Hallowell, the Willow drove farmer : William Mutchler. chief of the Tenth Legion ; David 15. IJrunner, the lierks-Lchigri representative; b. r. Wolverton, of the Columbia Northum berland district : Frank E Ueltzhonver. of Carlisle ; and E. P. Gillespie, of New castle, who slipped in through that triangular contest in the Twenty fifth district. They decided upon having a little meeting of their own and adjourning to another room adopted an agree ment to support and indorse Chairman Kerr for Chief Clerk of the incoming Federal House of Representatives. SOME INTERESTED PARTICIPANTS. Among the others present and par ticipating in the meeting were Hon. John E. Faunce, of Philadelphia ; Hon. James A. Stranahan, deputy at torney general ; Judge Mayer, of Lock Haven; Captain George R. Guss, West Chester ; Ex Senator C. E. Van dergrift, Doylestown ; Captain W. H. Barclay, Pittsburg, late Democratic candidate for secretary of internal af fairs 1 Rembrandt Peale, Lock Haven ; J. Frank Snyder, Clearfield j Captain W. F. Reiber, Bellefonte, executive clerk under Governor Pattison, Chas. R. Kurtz, A. E. Garmcn and Geoige Youngman, of the Watchman, Belle fonte 1 Fred Kurtz, Jr., Centre Hall Jte)orter ; W. E Hawley and Thom as Mullen, Pittsburg. A number of letters and telegrams were received from other prominent Democrats in the state who, not being able to be present, sent words of encourage ment. Tho Legislative Eecord- Three thousand, five hundred and fifty-two pages of the Legislative Record, containing the proceedings of the last legislature, have been issued up to date. For each page the con tractor, Clarence M. Busch, of Phila delphia, receives $4.90. At this rate the state has already spent $17,404.80 for this publication. Twenty compos itors are now at work on the Jlecord, besides a pressman and stereotyper, two assistants, a proof reader, galley boy and foreman of the composing room. Thirty-two pages are being is sued daily. Next year Mr. Busch will add over 1,000 ' pounds of new type to the plant so that the publica tion can be gotten out quicker than ever before. Twcnty.eight years ago the state paid sixteen dollars a page for the publication of- the Hecurd. Lively competition has gradually brought it down to the present price. My Hoad was Fairly Eotten, And how much I suffered it is hard to desciibe. That loathsome disease, catarrh, caused the above, and the doctors said they could not relieve me. I paid hundreds of dollars, for which I received no benefit. I got more good from two bottles of Sulphur Bitters than from all the money I paid to doc tors. I shall continue the Sulphur Bitters, as I have great faith that they will cure me S. M. Day, 41 Han over St Jsoston. 7-io-2t. Children Cry for pitcher'? ats!a4 I Sanguine of Success. CHAIRMAN KERR KXPECTS THE I'EMO CRATS Wll.f, NOMINATE A WINNING TICKET. Pint.ArEi.MiiA, July !; "I tell you we can win All we will have to do will be to get out our vote," said Chairman Kerr, of the Democratic state committee. "The Democratic party in no state in the country is mak ing as rapid headway as in Pennsylv ania. We are in a much better posi tion for success than we were a year ago." 'I am certain of it, for the reason that the party is united and harmoni ous, and is in shape for the contest next fall. ; The Democracy is hopeful and in good spirits. The best evidence of the condition of the party is that there are no candidates for party nomina tions, but all are exceedingly anxious that n good ticket shall be made." "Who do you think will be nomin ated for state treasurer and auditor general?" - "We will nominate the lest men that can be found men who are pe culiarly fitted for the discharge of the duties of the ofiice for which they may lie named. jlVc Intend nuttini: our best foot forward to avoid mistakes and to take advantage of the blunders of our opponents." " Then the Democratic party in the State is united?" .'-' "It never was in a better condition, and never better organized for a cam paign." "You think, then, the Democratic party is growing in strength ?" "It is growing in strength daily." A man who has practiced medicine for 40 years, ouirht to know salt from sugar ; read what he says : ioi.EDO, O , Jan. 10, 1SS7. Messrs. F. J. Cheney & Co. Gen tlemen ; I have been in the general practice of medicine for most ao vears. and would say that in all my practice ana experience nave never seen a preparation thai I could prescribe with as much confidence of success as I can Hall's Catarrh Cure,inanufactu-ed by you. Have prescribed it a great many times and its effect is wonderful. and would say in conclusion that I have yet to find a case of Catarrh it would not cure, if they would take it according to directions. Yours trulv, L. L. GORSUCH, M D. Office, 215 Summit St. We will trive $100 for anv case of o - j Catarrh that cannot be cured with Hall's Catarrh Cure. Taken internal ly- F. J. Chcnev & Co., Props., Toledo, O. ISold by Druggists, 75c. The Democratic Committee for 1891. Chauncey F. Black, president of the Democratic Society of Pennsylvania, announced the following committees for 1 89 1 : Executive, Henry D. Green Berks ; Adolph Eicholtz, Philadelphia j W. A. Marr, Schuylkill ; George N. Reynolds, Lancaster; James Kerr, Clearfield ; A. V. Dively, Blair ; E. H. Rauch, Carbon ; John B. Larkin, Alle gheny i D. J. Boyle, Allegheny ; Fin ance, J. M. Guffy, Allegheny ; William F. Harrity, Philadelphia ; John Hug gard, Philadelphia; A. H. Ladner, Philadelphia j S. M. Wherry, Cumber land 5 Eckley B. Coxe, Luzerne ; Wil liam L. Scott, Erie ; Patrick Foley, Allegheny ; Robert E. Wright, Lehigh. Treasurer Elliot P. Kisner, Hazle ton. . Husband and Wife. Have more than once been saved by timely use of Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs, after all other remed ies have been tried in vain. The Bal sam stops decay of the lungs and cures influenza and acute and chronic coughs. There is no other medicine in the world that acts so promptly, certainly none that docs its work so thoroughly as Kemp's . Balsam. All druggists sell it. Large bottles 50c. The Delamater ale- The personal property of ex-Senator, and late candidate for Governor, G. W. Delamater, was sold at public sale by the assignees, Messrs, Haskins & McClintock, There was a large at tendance at the handsome residence 011 Chestnut street, lately occupied by our once distinguished, but now ex tinguished townsman. Many creditors expressed their disappointment when they found bare rooms and an almost empty house. Little remained of value scarcely enough to furnish two rooms, and the whole sale at the house only amounted to about $350, and about the same amount at the barn. The horses had been sold previously. Indignant depositors declared that the house was gutted like the bank, and that, the way things are panning out the property of the bankrupts will not more than pay the preferred judgments of 115,000 held by the members of the family and their relatives leaving nothing to apply on their debts of about $1,000,000. The assignee says that what was taken lrom the house previ ously was under the $300 allowance, of which Mr. Delamater had availed him self, and also articles claimed as per sonal property by others.-.JcwMM Messenger. Children Cry for Pitcher's Cstcrla. comoimt THIS IS JOLLY I Did bonrht ACMK BLACKIXO and I'll h it Majr no. Wolff'sAGMEBfacking 18 A OKI AT LABOR BAVCR. ... A SHINE LASTS A WECK. RAIN AND SNOW DON'T AFFECT ITt NO BRUSHING REQUIRED. MAKES A SHOE WATERPROOF. USED MY MEN. WOMEN AND OHILUKKIf. Oo b .hM llk Oil Oloih. ASK IH AIL STORIS T0 Witt train oi 4 Mew rusniTunc Mtt will Staiiv ola imi cminawasc Will Stain Tihwasi Will Stain touk old Baskcts Tarnith ml th samm Will St. in Coacx im. WOLrr RANDOLPH. Philadelphia. DUR! Kick HosdAC.hs and tcIIctusII tho tronblei fnef dent to a bilious st&toot the syitem, auoh oM llrzlnsft!t, Kaurn, Prowflluos. DUtreaa aftec riling, l'ala la tuo Kl.lo, u. Whilo tueirraost rsuwCAsbls succeas hits bovn shown iacuxtngj JlGftflaefco. yflt Cnrlar'a Llttlo Liver Tlltf ftrfl equally vulviuliloin Constipation, cnrlnRftud pro Vol; ting tblnannGyin2Co:upliilnt,liilo they ftlflO CorpoctnUdieordoraof thoiitoiiuu:hrBtlnulatatha liver and roguUte the bowels, ilvbuil Uicyoulf curca (Aclta ih? Tf oTilcl bo nlmostprlcelnnsto Oioswha iSuterfromihiniliatrpjiKliiRoonipliiit; hitfottu &Atly tUcirgootluesoilocs notend )iare,sril those .vhooncetrr them will And these llttlo plllYiilu. eble In somauy ways tlubt luey will not bo wil UcgtOLlo without them. Bat after allsick bead ACLHIE fls Use ban of so many Urss that hers Is wheiw j we make our gnat boaaL Our pills eure it white others do not. - Carter's LitUa Llrar Pills are raj small snt Tery easy to take. One or two pills make a dote. They are atrlotly vegetabla and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle acUon please all who tuethem. In Tialsatas cents 1 At for It. BakS by draggiata ererywbere, or sent by maU. CARTER MIDIOINI CO., New Yorki SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE PILES M!U KFStS " (riven Instant relief and Is an infallible Care for Piles. 1'riccSl. Ity lniiKlstsormnii. pnmniea free. Adlnns"A NAKKMN." ilox Silti, New York City. What It Does. Hold's Sarsaparilla 1. Purifies the blood. 2. Creates an appetite. 3. Strengthens the nerves. 4. Make the weak strong. 5. Overcomes that tired feeling. 6. Cures scrofula, salt rheum, etc. 7. Invigorates the kidneys and liver. 8. Relieves headache, indigestion, dys pepsia. Greek Atust to. The most dangerous attack on Greek in the schools and colleges yet Been wag mode the other duy in England at a meeting of the head masters of the Eton, Harrow, Rugby, Winchester, Westmin ster, Charter House, St. Paul's, Clifton and other schools one of their nsuul annual or semi-annual gatherings. It was led, or iu fact made, by Mr. Well don, tho head master of Harrow. He advocated tho abolition of obligatory Greek both ut school and college and the snbfltitutiou of science or modem languages, on two grounds. Tine first was the need of adapting ed ucation to individual tastes and capacity. The second in tho interest of Greek study itself was that the Greek lan guage might be left iu the hands of those who really loved it, and could cultivate it with success to a sort of clusmcul elite, in short, who would rescue it from its degraded condition as the bugaboo of dunces and sluggards. There whs a good deal of discussion, pro and con, which elicited nothing very new, but Mr. Well don enmo within two votes of carrying his resolution, this adverse uiujority be ing obtained by tho adhesion of two of the smaller schools. We doubt if anything bo ominous for Greek has yet occurred, for the English public schiKils are its stronghold today, and indeed England may be said to be its main champion. It has never struct such deep roots in education and genera culture 011 tho continent or in this coun try. Now York Natiou. Tho Germ Destroyur- In the field of disepvery and inven tion, medicine has not kept pace with surgery. That, perhaps, is natural j service surgery is the mechanical branch of medicine. The general ac ceptance of the germ theory of disease however, opens a new field for medi cine, and will take it completely away from the medixval supersititions that still cling to its skirts. And yet medi cine is not without its discoveries. It has long been known, and the fact is now recognized wherever the test has been made, that Swift's Specific (S. S. S.) will destroy the germs of malarial disease, the microbes of skin disease, and the bacilli of contagious and other forms of blood poisoning, ejects them from the blood, and purifies and builds up the system. No medical discovery ot our day has achieved such remark' able success. CARTER'S and ftew Tobacco M r 1 on fe market in only one sftajbe-3xx-ii 6ozjb most conienenf to cut for fjocKfi or to carry vyol?. Insist on haylna tfie Genuine with red H tin Tag , made only ty, John "finzep Brcrs,bouisville, J. R. Smith & Co. UMITED. MILTON, Pa., DEALERS IN PIANOS. Br the following well-known makers : Chickcring, Knabe, Weber, Hallet & Davis. Can also furnish anv of the cheaper makes at manufact urers' prices. Do not buy a piano beiore getting our prices. o Catalogue and Price Lists On application. FOR THE BLOOD- Constipation, Lame Back and Headache it proves its worth in one dose as it will cure the worst cases of Billious troubles. Manners' Double Extract Sarsaparilla can be given to children as well as to adults. Mrs. Thos. Morton, of Avoca, Pa., says that it is the best for constipated children. For Pimples, Boils, Kash and Eczema it cannot be beat. For Erysipelas, Scrofula and Salt Rheum it has no equal. Once tried and it proves the home friend. If your druggist does not keep it, have him get it for you, and you will never regret it. For sale by all druggists, also at Moyer Bros., Wholesale & Retail, Druggists. Trice ' 50c a bottle. 1 4 We arc on top all the time and mean to stay there. That is in every thing except prices those are lower than anywhere else in this town. But we are known to be on top in the quality, make and appearance of ev- rything we sell. Tip-top goods at bottom rates are scarce try ours. E. 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