TdK JivIfTSK REPORTER
THURSDAY JI'NK 10, 187*.
LOCAL ITEMS.
LOCAL NXWB.—Our friends, every
where, will oblige us by sending us loenl
nof| of . 4 . f # %
CIRCULATION. -The circulation of the
Htroavxa, on this side the county, l is
arger than thm of all other ,japersin the
county Bwslaesa men will therefore find
this one of the best advertising mediums.
We invite all interested to eome and in
<neet our list for themselves.
REMITTAHCBS.—AH monies for u.>
• -fiction will be ercdlted on thesuhscri
which our pHtrcn* can at all times MO how
I heir neeounts stand, and a receipt Ii j)
this system carried upon each eopy of the
paper.
The new Citisens' Band. of Boals
burg, will be success, and a Hvsly inter
est is taken in it by the people of that
town. From the person* eomp.wing thi
new band, we know it will be s credit te
HwUsburg. Mr. lsresl Young is the
leader.
\Yc most .ay that incw the local
option act went intk operation we have
witnessed less druainneai, in this sec
tion of the at any other like
period of tiipeTrev iou*. All crodit to the
landlords if it is the result of aaobsarvaaee
of tha law en their part. We know man
with whom drunkenness wa* frequent be
fore, to have been sober ever since.
At H offer Bros cheap store, you al
ways find new goods. Their stock is al
ways kept full and complete, it is necessa
ry "for Uiern to do thu in 'order to accom
modate their numerous customer*. Small
profits and quick sales, is their motto, and
the bargains to bo bad of them are the
best fn the county.
——People are wondering who are can
didate* for county oCce* and wbo are not.
£*>• allege this and that one is a candi
■ato and others deny it. A* the time for
piking nomination* i* not many week*
Ktsnt. candidates should have their
announced, which will settle that
jljrr and prevent misunderstanding
K Drunk by name and practice.—'
Drunk and James Drunk, werear
at Uarrisburg, a few day* ago for
Krnuess. This w almost as funny as
Sober were arretted for be-1
man owning a piece of ground has
it in foe simple to the earth"* centre, where
it ran* to afiu e point, and he become* join
e- with all other owner* of real estate.
Doctor Hoover of Lcwistorn was
#ent to the iwsylnm h short time sgo.
We regret to learn that Judge
Burvhfield is very ill, in consequence of
hj 'tmputation of one of his limbs, on
.aturdav, .-ith, from injuries which be sus
taiiied somd time ptevleVii.
—The annua! election of directors of
she L. C. 43. p. railroad, was held at
Philadelphia on 10th ioK., and resulted
In electing the old board, with one excep
tion, Mr Kncas being chosen a director
in place of Mr. Roberts. The board re
solved to push on the work of grading
with renewed vigor, and we are assured
that an increased force of hand* wi!l be
c:.t io the -here the heavy
srotk exists. fhe lack t>f fund* was the
(-ause of the light force that has been ope
rating for tb * !*l few months. The
Braver Dam tunnel i* under fetir headway,
living nearly half through But the great
obstacle and threatened delay is presented
by Paddy Mountain, which has thus far
no: proven solid enough for tunneling, and
,i I- tga: iastJS.d of penetrating
that mountain a cut will become necessa
ry, at enormous coat of.time and labor.
Sock a out would be some 113 fbet in depth
with * width of top about 300 feet sloping
to the road bed to a widthof 16 feet to ren
der it secure against slides-
The President and Chief Engineer were
~4icr.J . c4 ]* make arrangement forth®
ballasting, laying of tie*. procure iraa and
have the track laid from Mifflin burg to
Laurel Ritn, a distance of about nine mile*
—and on tho Western end, from the ter
minus at Penn'a Railroad near Tyrone to
Pennsylvania Furnace, a distance ef a
bout eighteen mi[es.
The track laying will be continued as
fast as the graduation, masonry and bridg
ing are finished. The annual report shows
a good .condition of the finances, and that
the part of road completed and in opera
lion pajs beyond expectations. During
u> ; cr ending Dec' 31, 1373, 29,720 pas
sengers were carried over the road
—Rev. D. H. Leitxell, ha* accepted a
call from the Lutheran charge, at Currls
ville, Clarion county, and intends remov
ing thither next week. Success to him. >X
—Rev. A. A. Kerlin, has been engaged
to s-jpplv the pulpit of the J-ntheran con
gregation of Stonevalley, for eix months.
Success to him.
—Monday and Tuesday were very
warm.
—Parties wanting clothing. notion* Ac
are invited to call at tli* clothing store ia
Milroy, price* low, see ad i t.
—Tbe Mosquito and Fly Screen, lor
windows, it a cheap and convenient article
for keeping these pe*U out of rooms.
We have triad thein. See advertisement
of J. W. Houghton, in another column.
annoyed by the worms that sometimes in
fest flower pott, they can get rid of thein
by putting an ounce of ammonia into a
ration of warm water and watering the
plants with it once a week.—Ex.
A dastardly attempt was toad', on
last Monday afternoon Oth, to fire the plan
ing mill recently purchaaed by the Belle
fonte Car Manufacturing Co. by sotting
Are to a pile of shavings just outside tbe
building. Fortunately it eu discovered
in season to prevent any damage.—Re
publican.
scriptions for Reporter, the other day, w#
found $2300 due us! This is all in suma
ranging from 2to $lO. Now what are you
going to do about it ?
Tbeagtnt of the Superior Mower
wiji give a trij|l ot that machine, at the
Old Fort, On Tuesday, June 24th. An in
vitation is respectfully extended to all,
farmers in particular, to be present, and
witness the operation. The field will be
open to all other competitors with their
machines, subject to the rules laid dpwn
for the occasion.
Jous H. ODXKKIKK,
Agent for Centre Co.
The Utica Steam Engine Company
(formerly Wood & Mann) is the largest
Steais Engine works in tbe United States.
They hare their machine, boiler, black
smith, and steam forge shops, bias* found
rv and pattern shop, all complete of their
kind. They have now in succeasful oper
ation over 2,-WO engines, while tbe rapid
increase of their business and tba growing
demand for their work affords conclusive
evidence of the favor with which it Is
every where received, and the universal
satisjketion it gifts. All their machinery
combines beauty cf design, perfection of
workmanship and'material, and in point
of efficiency, ; durability, strength and
economy, it is unsurpassed— lron Wo\Ud,
For the Reporter.
Mrs. Dr. NefTs yard is so beautifully
decorated, with delicious flowers, that no
one can possibly help admiring it.
The fragrant odor and the present ap
pearance of tbe flowers is sufficient U>
cheer the most sad hearted, when we no
tice how well ty is divided into beds, and
how perfectly free from impurities,
we must confess that none but a botanist
could keep so beautiful a yard.
Reware of your drugs. Uoerge Young,
who lives a short distance west of our
town, greatly endangered his life by tak
ing a dose of sugar|of lead, thinking thai it
was salts. However, we arc glad to aay,
that our friend, Mr. Young, made a lucky
escape.
—rßill Browu, in last weeksßepub
\ -an, advertises for 20 girls—gra
cious has be turned Mormon?
MILLHEIM ITEMS.
—The chicken disease ia ravaging
this place aud is almost depopulating
the ben roosts.
Hereafter Penn twp. teachers will
be paid according to their qualifiea
tions. The directors have at last hit
the nail on the head by grading teach
ers salaries, with the right of placing
those who receive the highest wages
over the largest schools-
Work is still progressing on lbs
tunuel South east of this place. The
blasting of rocks can he plainly heard
in town.
The circus which exhibited here
last week was a thin affair and was
but poorly attended. The man with
"ye game of cards was along and re
lieved tome verdant cues of their
surplus cash and others ef tbeir
watches. Experience is a dear school
and none hut fools learn therein.
Geo. Foote, the Berichter man, ia
said to lie the beat base bawler iu
town. He can strike harder, catch
better, count out quicker, and run
faster (only he runs so lougoa one
place) than any other man baluuging
to the club.
A little daughter of Jonth. Kream
er, of thia place was severely injured
on Saturday last, by falling from a
beam in the barn, oa a wagon which
was standing balow, a distance of a
bout ten feet.
Aaronsburg is happy over the proe
pect of get ling a new store and hotel.
Since the circus, our towu boys dont
set up the. ice-cream as often as they
used to. They eotpplajo of strapped
pocket books and empty watch fobs.
Fourth of July, is almost [bare aud
as yet nothiog has been done to cele
brate the day, which breathed into ex
istence,this great and powerful natio a.
Let not a time honored custom of al
most a century die out. Let our mot
to be
"We come, we come, n little band.
As children of the nation,
We are joined in heart, we are joined
in hand.
To keep the Declaration."
—The circus that passed through
here last week, did not make their ex
penses at Mifflinburp, Millbeiw or
Bellefoute.
MARRIAGES.
On 10th, bv Rev. Robert Hamill. George
L. Lee to Nannie Kemp, both of t ontrj
Hill. .. .. r-rr.
HAYRAKBS-IMPORTANT NO
TICE—AII farmers having a Laurelton
Hay rate, ate hereby .ospewiAliy notified,
that the undersigned i* willing to put the
NOVELTY RAKE alongside of it, for
trial, on condition that the Rake doing its
work in the most satisfiactory manner be
purchased. I have ordewl 40 Novelty
rakes this season, and the greater portion
are already engaged, and person* desiring
to purchase a Hay rake can have the Nov
ell® on trial, and where it docs not render
satisfaction, tne person feaviwg it Uriah
is not obliged to take it The undersigned
also ha* for sale a No. 2 Jhxige Reaper,
which he will tall under price, a* he is
not agent lor the above machine tb is sea
son All orders by mail attended to.
PHiLir Mxaaixaxii.
June 19-St. Centre Hall, Pa.
4 N If UAL FINANCIAL STATE-'
MENT.
yceipu and Expenditures cf Potter
School 'Uistritt fdtlbe jWk thdfag 1 Jufie
2nd, 1874
Fred Kurt*, Treasurer in aeeou-t.
Gross ami. of lax duptt.
cate for school and .
building purpose® $6281 83
Outstanding tax $547 51
Bat on J Bitner due bill 101 62
Bal due at settlement
June 1872. 090 47
Note of Eh 11. Durst- Ipbh
Due bill M'rt tothp.... Dfu
Order of W Stump un
m'fg c0mp..... - 6000
Amt. received from Ban
ner twp., tuition..—— 20 48
Amt received Jno Far
ner col for 1871........... 213 20
State appropriation for
1872..—. - - <O7 34
Amt received from A
Reesman on lumber— 3 00
Amt received from tax
payers witb abatement 3278 80
Amt received without
abatement...—- 165 5'2
Amt received from D F
Luse. col to date— 1300 00
Int. on Phil- Durst note 34 35
Total receipts— $6319 70
EXPENDITURES.
Paid teachers' salary... 3273 44
'• for lot, deed and
surveying for school
house at Cburcbville.. 102 00
" H K Smith for new
school house and post*
; for fencing 10t..- ... 1100 00
" S S Earner first pay
ment for school house
at Centre Ha 11—.... COO 00
"BASS BR Co., ior
30600 lb* coal 43 34
*' Shortlidge A Co for
13370 lbs coal f* IB
" J. R. A C. T. Alexan
der fer 4180 lb* c0a1... 13 58
" for hauling coal— 6584
" for wood furnished at
10 school houses „ 168 00
" for kindling wood 14 00
" Durst A Harlachcr
rent for school room
Centre Hall Ist month 8 00
" Henry Royer lease of
school lot —. 1 60
" Samuel Stover for 2
coal stoves 42 00
"A Reesmau for stove,
pipe, elbows, and re
pairing store - 2765
I " for repairing school-
Jiousea, * furnituro ... 73 79
"Wor glass, brooms, bolts
locks, buckets, Ac, for
alt the school houses in
the district - 6092
"SB Farner for build
ing two coal boxes.—. 1600
" for Penn'a District
Register.... 5 00
" Geo Stover for diling
duplicate 6 00
" Fred Kurtz for adver
tising 8 30
" Centra Hall m'fg comp
foi repairing stove— 761
"J. J. Arney for sta
tionary and postage... 100
" salary for Sec station
ary and postage.—,, 31 00
6 per cent, abatement on
$3278.80 163 94
Commission of Treasur
er 2 per cent on
16706 19 114 16
$6986 39
Balance in Treasury .. (333 41
M'fg company note. 62 49
Jno Bitner note 20 00
Phil. Durst note.... ....... 1083
Cash - 260 00
Bal. in and due treasury. 338 41
Outstanding tax in du
plicate for 1871, Jno.
Farner col 96 50
Exoneration and crrort.. 84 79
Due Treasurer 1100
" from Benner twp tui
ti0n...1..... „ .... 30 62
" from Harris twp tuition 11 40
" from Gregg " 23 80
Outstanding tax for 1872
DFLusecol 547 61
Total in and due treas
ury from source* $047 44
PJSTRB HOFFBR.
W.W. Rovaa, t Prex'UUnt.
Secy.
We the undersigned Auditors have ex
amined the above accounts, and iud them
to be corrppt to the best of our knowledge
june 12-dt Auditor*,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE —Let
ters of administration on the estate
lizabeth Heckman, late of Gregg twp.,
dee'd. have been granted to the under
signed, who requests all parsons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate to make
immediate payment, and those having de
mands against the same to present them
duly authenticated by law tor settlement.
JOBN F. HECKNAN.
junb 1?.6t
President Grant, it is said has dour
mom traveling since ha has been Prea
■ ident than all the othrr Presidents
® together during their term* of oilier,
and it ia probably a correct guess Air.
Aud he received more presents;
" appointed more relative* to office ;eon
necled with more jobs; portioned
mora thierea and ballot-box sluflbr#
' and used the official patronage to pro*
' mote his own intervals more than all
the other Presidents together ; besides
) he signed the salary jfrnb bill by
i which he ia to receive tor four years
I aa much aa was paid fin Washington,:
Jackson aud others, for eight years'
servioe
• ♦ ♦
CORSICA is Ant KM. —The village
of Corsica, located on the Krie turn-
pike about midway detwMu Brook- ,
ville and Btrattonvill was nearly dea- ,
i troyed by tira on the afternoon of the ,
3d. Over forty buildings including ,
store*, hotels and dwellings valued at p
1 over one hundred thoussud dollar* | (
ware burned. But a small portion of
the property was insured.
- ■ • —--
i Keep it before the people, that the
late radical congress raised salaries as
follows;
President.... $ 26,ihk> 4 60,1*10
Vice President 8,(100 10,000
Speaker 6,000 10.000
Chief Justice ,00 10.100
Associate Ju*....8 . 48.000 80, UOu
Cab t 7 Member. 60,000 70,000
Assistant Sec'y 7... 21,000 42,000
Con. 241 members 1,M16,000
New Con. 1 2,182.600
Senate 370,000 076,000
Ihdcfete* 60,000 108,010
Tuiel aruu i sal r s|l.WiW * 210,00
All the Modoc prisouers have betu.
removed to Fort Klamath.
Gen. Davis had made preparations,
to hang the loaders when he received
orders to stop, and with a little delay]
iu the orders from Waehiugtou would
proven too late.
An euterprisiug individual write* to
gO?fuaiem from Tittiu, Ohio, of
fering to pat #60,000 for the privi
lege of exhibiting Cfepuin Jack
throughout the couulrv during the pe
riod of sixty day a.
SOM ETHI NO NE W ! Mr. J. C. Sprin-
Ser has opened, at Centre Hall, opposite
io bank, an ICE CREAM. CONFEC
TIONERY and SUA VINO SALOON*
Nlekly Savored Icecream tb bo had every
Saturday, and a full assortment of Confec
tioneries and Cigars always on hand
Call in if you want a nice, clean Shave,
or w ieh your hair trimmed in style. Mr.
S. will be than LAI I'v-r a liberal share of
public patrojiage. Idfiulin
-t-1
The Undeveloped West; or. Five Years
in tho Territories being a complete His-'
lory of that vaat Region between the
Mississippi and the Pacific, its Resources.
Climate, Inhabitant* Natural Curiom
tiea, fie., Life and Adventure on Prai
ries, Mountain*, and the Pacific Coatt.
with *240 illustration*, from original .ketch
es and photographic view* of the scenery,
citiee. lands, mine*, people and curiosities.
f the great West. By J. H. Beadle '
western correspondent oi the Cincinnati}
Corniuert iel. and eutborOf "Life in Utah." I
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., !
Philadelphia, Pa. j
The tpecicmen page* ef the above work, !
now upon our table, show that it will be
a book far better even than expressed in
above paragraph. The illustration*, ore
first class, aid it* pages are full of that
which is calculated to entertain and inter
eat any reader. It ennnot fail to become a
popular work.
JUST READY and FOR SALE AT THE
Clothing Store.
Milrey. A choice assortment of
ReADY-MADE CLOTHING.
Fine Black. Blue and other Cloth Dr
Suits, Casssimere Dress and business suits
Linen Paula,
and Veats,
While, Duck Veata,
Alpaca Coala, Pants,
and Overalls for
working men.
Men's and Roys Hat*, latest styles of
Ilodta, Snoea,
Gaiters and Slippers.
TRUNKS, VALISES, and a full stock
of Mens' Furnishing Goods. Price* Low.
Come and examine for yourselves, and
buy at the Milrov Clothing Store.
junPHf ZKB KKISK A BKU
FARMERS AND TEAMSTERS,
LOOK T© YOUR INTERESTS! \
Curtis' Zink Collar Pads, pronounced
by all who have used it, to be the I- -t Col
lar Pad ever invented
They are warrantee! to cure the worst
case of sore neck on horse*
For *ale by
W. J. M MANIGAL,
l'Jjun'irn at Millheim A Milroy. \
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June 19-6t.
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WOOD CARPETS
The Best substitute for Oil Cloths, Mat
tings and Carpets.
Also, Boughton's patxxt awcwtahi.k
NURSERY GATE
and VYindow Bar, to prevent accidents to
children. "Will lit any door, window or
stairway. Price from $1 23 to $2 23.
41*o, Bough ton's PATENT ADJUSTABLE
MOSQUITQ& FLY SCREEN.
will Utany
WINDOW OR DOOR.
Price for windows, witli netting and fix
lures complete, from 60 cents to $1 60. For
doors, with netting aud dxtures complete,
$2 50 to $4 00.
J. W. Boughton,
1200 Chestnut Street, Phil's.
Junelb-ftß,
Y7XKCUTOBS NOTICE.-Letters Us-1
Ts tamentary on the estate of Ohristo-j
pber Moyai, of Pcnn twp, doe'd, have
been granted to the undersigned, who re
quests all persons knowing themselves in
debted to said estate to make immediate
payment, and those having demands
against tne same to present them duly
authenticated hy law for settlement.
B. F. PHILIPS,
S J HERRING
ljußel2-6t Executors.
Imitating the Savage*
Mmloc Prisoner* Massacred Near
Lost River.
Sail Francisco, Juno V,-
froiu Boyle's dated re
latetha particulars of an atrocious massa
cre of Modoc prisoners, supposed to have
been perpetrated by Oregon .volunteers
■On Saturday morning Jame* Fairchild
'and about a doaen other men left Fair-j
child's Ranch*, Cotlonweod Creek, with
seventeen Modoo captive*, including
women and cbildun, and Shack Naty
|Jim, Bogus Charley, Tehee Jack, Pony
and Little John. The Indian* were in a
wagon drawn by (bur mule*. At the
'crowing at bott Hirer the party encoun
tered a body of Oregon volunteers, under
command of Capt. liUer, The ao.dier*
j gathered about the wagon and questioned
I Fairchild. The latter told them the In
| Jian* were all Hot Creek* except I.title
j John, and that there were no charge*
again*! them. Fairchild undertook to
push on to Itovle'a Camp, near Craw
ley'*.
The Kecorl Overpowered,
tin the road Fairchild noticed two men
| ahead ridtag to Rocky Point, a* it to in-
I tercept him. When the team approached
the two men one of thein presented a nee
dle gun at Fairchild taytng, "Gel down,
you old white headed———- — j
"By What authority 1" said Fairchild. j.
"By mine, lam going to kill the In-',
dian* and you to," u the reply. j
t'j The leader caught hold of the mutes aud
o|unhitched, them, cutting tho harness.
l ': Fairchild clinging to the linos leaped to
[tho ground. The poor wretches implored
0 foi mercy, aid begged Fairchild to save
i) theiu The warriors were unarmed aud
1 knew that resistance wa* useless Tbeyi
, were the cuolctt in the parly, although
tearing inevitable death, but the Women,
! sua children shrieked, groaned, and wept
ipiteoutly. Fairchild had nothing but a 1
,imall pistol, and six Inches from W!
I L . **'•
|[was the *"', of „ n#lKlla fun MJi
. j that the tear* came into hu eyes, and (hat
| ho mingled hi* entreaties with those of the
Modoc* in hope* that the massacre might
be avoided. He add* t
11 Tits Majacrc Regitu.
■ "It us a terrible tceno—one I nev-|
-|0r shall forget. I shudder when I think of
. what I saw and heard. The fearful voice*
. ot those women and children tlill ring in
my car;.. But the cowardly hounds wore'
not to ho balked. A shot, and Little
John lay dead in the wagon, with a bullet
, in bis brain. The mule* dashed away
with Fairchild, who becmne untangled iu
I the line* Five mor ihot* were fired in j
rapid succession, by which Tehee Jack,
; Pony, and Mooch were killed, anu Little
John * squaw frightfully wounjed in the
shoulder. Away ahead un the road, in
the direction of Boyle'* Camp, a cloud
of dust was perceived, indicating the ap
proavhofa train The murderer* espied
the dust, and shortly afterward were
riding away, fu-rgt. Murphy of Battery
(J, Fourth Artillery, with ten men aud a
teamster, came up to the scene of the i
iua*-acie. The Sergeant look charge of
affair* and remained with his men on the
; ground."
\Yt>o vV.iunitlftl the Murders.
! Fairchild. a loaiutler, and tho wounded
squaw with her two children came in at
J o'clock this morning. Fairchild reach
ed Gen Davis' headquarters and related*
his story. Teams with an oscort were at
jonco tent to bring the prisoners, dead and *
alive No steps were taken for the appre
hension of the felons who performed the
bloody pork. U u generally sqppused
(tbat the guilty pauses wete Oregon volun
teers. Fairchild it uf that opinion him
self. The warricr* killed were not charg-:
rd with murder Those who know them
best -ay that they have only participated
in open fight*. Every one here condemn*
the affair a* atrocious a id without excuse.
There is no doubt but that tbe murder*
i v,cre carried out upon a carefully ttrrang
led plen, as Fairchild noticed horsemen
on tbe road ahead and behind bitn when
tbe ah its were fired. Had Jehn Fairchild
instead of James been present another
murder might have been added to the
list, as the Oregonians are bitter in their
hatred to John, the old man, and other
Ca! dormant.
The Warm Spring Indian* have only a
few week* longer to serve.
Ser gt. Clinton is fast failing.
ficKMsK- RXAP Tilts. The tqpenor
is a per A Mower, is a candidate for favor
to which the attention of Centre county
farmer* is called. The {superior is manu
factured in Wheeling. W. Vs., and ha*
met a large sale, and obtained many high
recommendation* in Ohio, and other slate*
Tbi* machine dipen-c with cog-gearing
and all unnecessary trap* wiith whicb
many other mar bine- are articled ; it is
simple in construction, strung and durable,
easily managed, and lip Ist draught. Tbe
Superior is luily warranted to do its work
right, or no tale.
Mr. John 11. Odenkirk, of the Old Fort,
i agent for Centre county for the Supe
rior. and person* wishing a Mower tf Heap
chad bettor call on him before purcha**
g another- uOjan.
N O T I C K '—II. I). VAN PELT A
,CO. are building a few FIHST CLAHH
KEAPKKB and MOWBRH, for this sea
son's trade, which they warraut in every
respect equal and in some respect* superior
to any Machine offered In this war hut. and
.which they propose to UKLb for a little
LESSMtiNKY than any othoi Machine*
are aold at. Person* wishing GOOD MA
CHINES. with the advantage* of any re
pair* handy at home, will do well to ex
amine our Machine* before purchasing
foreign ones. We will put them all out
on trial. 16inyn>2
—LIME!—Mr. George Knoh ha* takes)!
charge of the Lime kiln, near Ueiure Hall ,
and will corutuaUy keep on hand a good
quality of Lime Mr. Koch can be found 1
at the kiln at any time during the day ; I
to Wait upon customer*. my 15 a
PRICK LIST
JOBBING AND COM MISSION HOUSE
OF BURNSIDK A THOMAS, j
holietonte, Pa.
jli good Cigars for-.. - Cct*
! White sugars per pound —l3cU
Dcmarara sugar per pound— ...IScts ,
Rio coffee - 26ct*
Arbuckles brown eoffeo per pound 30ct*
Be*t washing soap* per pound...6, 7 A Seta
Beit starch per pound... —lOcU
Beit bright Navy tobacco per pound..sort*
Bet Black Navy tobacco 60ct
" double thick and bright nr.d black H6ot*
Fine cut chewing tobacco per pouml-fiOcts
Ucst sugar-cured Hants per pound 1 Tot*
No. 1 black pepper per pound.. HOcts
Molasses per gallon OOct*
Large *ir.o dairy Halt per sack 16ct
Molasses per gotten - -liOcU
Coal oil in 5 gal. lot* Diets, per gallon best
article.
Mackeral without heads and all kind of
mackerel and Herring at city prices.
Double X X white, drips 80ct* juir gal
lon, in 6 gallon lots Set* a gallon less.
1000 other article* too numorous to tnen
• tion. cheap. Men's stogies, heavy shoe*
5 at SI,HS per pair. They have tho largest
* and cheapest stock of goods ever offered to
- the public. If you wunt lo
I SAVE 20 TO 60 PER CENT.
GOTO BURNSIDK A THOMAS
opposite the Bush House. All kinds ol
whole packages at less price).
Tim N aw GAMS A*l Ftan LAW.— Many
[change* were mode in the Game 'and Fi*h
. law* during the latt section of the Legis
lature That our reader* may ba thor
oughly pouted un the*e point*, and tluitj
avoid making themselves liable to a prose
cution through ignorance of ths law, we j
puhliih the following summary of the late
net defining the time and manner in
which fl*h and game of varieu* kind* may
be taken within tho jurisdiction of the
iCommonwealth ot Pennsylvania.
OA ME.
No |trron .hall pursue or kill any deer,
MV* only from the flrvt day of September
to the ttr*t dey of January, in any year
The pursuit of deer with dog. I* forbidden
at all time*. Trapping of deer, except for
family u*e, U also forbidden. The penal
ty for the violation of the above law i< a
tine of foil. Any con.uble or town offi
cial may kill any dog that habitually pur
tue* doer, and the owner thereof ia liable •
to a penalty of $lO for each deer or fawn ,
killed by uch dog. ProvuM, That ao |
much of this taction a* prohibit* the run- i
ning of deer with dog* shall not apply to ,
the counties of Centre, Clinton, layette, (
Schuykiti and Wyoming
Gray. Black and Fox Squirrel* may be
killed only from the flr*t day of July until i
the first day of January, in each year.
The penalty for violation of thia act I* a ■
fine of #6 far each *nuirrel killed out of
teaaun. •
Babbit* may bo killed frou* the first day
of October until the first day of February,
in any year The penalty for killing out
of season it #5, for each rabbit *o killed
Hunting rabliU with a ferret is forbidden
under a penalty of $lO for each rabbit to
killed.
Wild Turkey* may be killed from thej
first day of October until the first day ofj
January of each year. Yh penalty for
' killing out of teuton i $lO fbr each Tur
j key o killed.
■ Snipe may be killed from the first d" '*
, September until of April
* *** . year. The pensHy for killing out
jot season is $lO for each Snipe *o kill
ed.
1 Woodcock may be killed from the first
day of August until the first day ef Janua
ry of any year. Penalty of $lO for each
Woodcock killed out of season.
Field Plover may be killed from the
;first day of August until the first day Jan
uary. Penalty of $lO for each Plover kill
ed out ot season.
No person shall kill, ot expose for *alo,
'or have in hie or her po*eion [after the
same has been killed, any (Juail or Vir
ginia Partridge, except only from tho first
day uf November until the first day of
January uf any year. The penalty for
killing out of teason U $lO Par
tridge so killed.
No purson shall kill or trap or have in
their possession after the same is killed,
any jjtobin. Nigbthawk, Sparrow, Lark,
Swallow, Cat-bird, Blue-bird, or any oth
er inkactiverou* bird, at any time, under a
penalty of $6 for each bird so kilted.
No person shall rob or destroy the nest
or egg* of any wild bird, excepting such
birds as are destructive of game and in
soctiverou* bird*, under a penalty uf $lO
for each offence.
No person xhwif. as any time or place,
take any Wild Turkey, Partridge or
tjuail, or Woodcock by mean* of any
blind, trap, net or any device whatever,
under a penalty of $lO for every bird st>
taken. Prurufnf that nothing in this sec
tion shall prevent the trapping of game,
for propagation or preservation over win
ter, from the toth of December to the Ist,
day of February next following.
Shooting un Sunday is forbidden under ■
t penalty of iHV
No corporation shall throw any culm or
coal Hrt into any of tho waters of this
State under penelty of S6O for each lot
fence. in addition to liability for ail dam
age* indicted.
No person shall at any time patch any
ipecVod trout with any device, *av only
with hook Vtd line, or place any set-line*
in waters inhabited by them, under a pen
ally for $26 for each offence.
It shall not bo lawful for any person to
place any sot-net across any of the canal*, i
crook* or rivulou, of this State, under a
penalty of $26 for each offence.
In any water* of this State inhabited by
trout or bass, it shall not be lawful to
catch fish with any net tbe meahe* of
which shall not be aver three inches, un
der a penalty of $26-
Saltnop or speckled trout may be caught
from the first day of April until the fif
teenth day of August of each year. Poa
alty for taking out of season, $lO.
Any person tresspassing on any preserve
or fish pond is liable to a penalty of SIOO
to the owner, in addition to damages.
Itass and pike way bo caught from the
erst day s>f June until tbe first day of|
Mnrrh, with a hook and line. The
penalty for taking out ol season, or in any
other manner than by h iok or line, $26
for each offence.
No person shall catch any trout, bass ut
other fish ip spy ol the water* of this *ute
by sbutliiig or drawing small nety or Mins
therein, when the water shall be partly or
wholly drawn off. under a penally of $26
for each offence.
In all case* where the shooting of game!
or catching of fiefa ia prohibited in any|
county or counties, for a fixed term ofj
.years, Uy special act, nothing in the above
act shall be constructed to alter or invali
date such special act*.
It shall be tho duty of the Mayors and;
Burgesses of the cities and towns of this
Commonwealth, to roquire their police i
and constabulary force, and it is horeby
made their duty, and also the duty of the
clerks of markets of said town* and cities,
to search out and arrest all pcrsoas viola
ting any of the provision* of this act. Any 1
person having a knowledge of any of these
provision* may make information of tkv
same, and one-half of the penalty shall go
to the informer,
CENTRE HALL
COACH SHOP,
LEVI MURRAY.
at his establishment at Centre Hall, keep*
on hand, and for sale, at the most reason
able rates
Carriages,
Buggies,
& Spring Wagons,
PLAIN AND FANCY,
and vehicle* of every description made to
order, and warranted to be inado of the
best seasoned materia), and by the most
skilled and competent workmen. Vernon*
wanting anything in his line aro requested
to call and examino hi* work, thsiy will
find it not P> ho excelled for durability and
wear. maylfitf.
>
LEVI MURRAY.
NOTARY PUBLIC, SCUIBNKU AND
CONVEYANCER,
r CENTRE HALL,PA.
Will attend to .administering Oaths, Ac
knowledgement of Deed*. Ac, writing Ar
" tides of Agroement, Doeds, Ac, maylo
-
, An elegant Album for 26 cents holding
. 34 full siecd cards bound in full gilt cover
and sold at tho low price of 26 cent*, suita
ble for the pocket or centre table. Order
a sample, sent by mail post paid on receipt
Jof 25 cents. 3 for W)cents, orfi forsl.
Address, Burrow A Co
Baltimore, MD
ft -*s. Agents wanted. Catalogue* of Books'
' Picture 3 Ac sent free.
y BKLLKFONTEM ARK RTfl.
h White fVheat #1.66, Red 160 ... Rye
1-74. Coin to ...,Oat 86 Barley*).
f . 70 ulorerseed A.OO ... ..FoUtoee 46.
Lard per pound 7 l'ork per poundlMt
flutter 14. Kgg* IS Plaster per ton
'• sl4 Tallow H Bacon 8 lfam 12
• LKWISTOWN MARKETS
• White wheat 1,05.... Red wheat 1,00.... Byc
n 66 Corn 42 Oat*SA......Barley 00......
Clover*oed6,oo Timothy teed, !0........
Salt 2 toper aack
'' Bacon 10c......11air 16......8uttei 15... Kgg*
16 Flatter*' to
iroCsXand LOT FOR
of ground, at F otter'* II ilia, thereon eretv
' ted a two-tery dwelling House, with good
r W agon maker Shop, a g<>d Stable, and all
tiea*ary outbuilding*. L oflerod at pri
, vate*ale, on reasonable term*. There ie a
well of never failing water, with puuip,
near the door For ftirther particular*
■ apply to Mr*. KATE SHAKER,
i ITaprfiw Potter* Mill*.
Administrators notice.-lh-J
ter* of administration on the estate of
n Lor*, late of Fotter t*p,ilr'd,
have been granted to the undersigned, |
wliu request all person* knowing thein
-1 elve. indebted to aid estate Pi make ita- ,
mediate payment, and those having da
-1 mand* against the same to present them
duly authenticated by law fur settlement.
KLIE If. LOVE,
OLIVNKK Loi'K <
may 16 fit Admr**.
nuiii irnmrci:
Dentist, MUlhelm.
Offer* Ilia professional service* to the
public. Ha i* prepared to perform all
operation* in the dental profession,
re-lb ia now fully prepared to extract
tooth uAso/ufWy wit hint yam. myts-73-tf
ED WA K D J7E VA N N A VO
NURSERYMEN A SEEDSMEN,
Verk, I'M
Hailed to Applicants"**
Jk/'ir ityiormiuMsi *u
j Hun, J. , Black, Washington, Ik (i.
We leer, Son A Carl. Banker*, V-' _
june 6-ttw. -a. Fa.
16,000 BOLTS
or
WALL PAPER!
Now on exhibition st Millheim and Mil
roy Hardware Store*. About H6 different
pattern*.
PRICKS RANGING FRoM 10 CKNTSj
TO #!.<*> I'KK BOLT.
Boautiful Gilt Paper t one dollar
Fane! Paper and Parlor
Decoration*.
A reasonable credit will be given to re
sponsible parties for paper, *or 6 per cent j
deducted from price* for cash. Price* are!
the Mine at both Storea.
Apr t tot. W.J. M MANIGAL.
P
6reat Reduction In Prices Of .
Note Paper.
We are now prepared to furnish Note;
paper at price* far below any that havejr
ever before been offered at retail In thlafs
county
Best quality Ownsmerv *1 note paper
at 16 eta per quire t
Second beet do at 12 ct* per quire
Third beat do at 10oUper quire ;
Putchaaer* will find thie to be of the'
same quality beretof.we old in this place'
fur 26, 'A), and 16 cU per quire, bat having !
bought our patter at extremely low figure*. j
we deal re to give our customer* the fuilj
benefit of the reduction.
Look At This!! '
Initial Paper With ChromoL
French Initial paper 16 cU per box
'Plain whita to "
| Rose tint " 26 "
Two tints " E) "
With a handsome chromo given avay i
with each -to cent box.
JAMKS WKLCU A CO.,
20 mar If Opposite Bush House.
1
|
NE PLUS ULTRA. ■
t
No Better Place ! :
10
The subscriber ia just receiving from the! t
eastern oitie* a Full Stock of
SUMMER Oft O I) S j.
which he ha* determined to sell very b
cheap, cousuttng of ].
DRY GOODS and •
Prints, Muslins. Opera Canton*, and Wall
Flannel*. Ladies Dress Good*. *ucl a>
Detain*, Alpaca*. Poplin*. Empress Cloth.
Sateen*. Tameise. together with a full
stock of everything usually kept in the. j
Dry Good* line. ( ; 4
NOTIONS:
>
A full stock, consisting part of Ladies and j -
Children * Merino lta, Collar*, Kid
glove*, beat quality ailk and Lisle thread i
Glore*. Hoods, Nubia*, Breakfast shawls,
St c.
HATS & CAPS,
A foil a*4>rtment of
Men's Boy's and Children'*
of the latest style and best.
CLOTHING,
Rcadv made, a choice selection ef Men's
and Bov'tof the newest style* and most
serviceable materials.
BOOTS & SHOES,
VM. WOLF.
T QP—AY , '
TTTIC^
mwii
*i * t
iFomimE WOOD 4 HAIR.)
STATIONARY t PORTABLE
Steam Engines.
The Beat A Moat Owaplete Assortment
In the Market.
Tin. Kogtaw have atway* majifcthwd th. vary
hlghmt stand**! oi siastban* W.< nrnkstb*
in ium at InfHM*. Boilers and Raw Mills a
•poqialtY. vr kaveuJelaiyr-t ait>l rai'l mtnj.tata
works of th* kind ia Uw touolry, with madultery
*'wv k^p 1 mU lr Urgo number* of
*ii*WW ~dpd to Mtum. Haw MUKOri-t Wills,
Tannrruss <'<*" Oins. Tkrwlwr. and all damn
1 now'butalng th# esMwntadLaiM Oiieu
lar Haw Mitt, th* tint ami most roupMu nw mitt
"wi'msks th* manufacture of Haw Mill outfits*
•■■.vtiil fe.itur* of our businem, anil out furnwh
coiuptet.l on thashortnt notice. ,
Our aim in alt c**u* ia to furni*h tha boat ma
chinarr In th* market, and *.*k abaotutaly un
t. mai.il fur Wut y uf de*fcnt, economy ami strength.
Band fix t ucular and Prion Ugh
UTICA STEAM ENCINE CO.
sTIf'A, *. V.
j RYNDER'B MIfSIC STORE,
LOCK HAVEN. PA. I
' ,
Th proprietor of Ryttdcr'a Mueic Storo dc*iron to call tho attention of the people of Centre county, to iLc flic
that they
Can Save Money
by purchasing their musical instrument* ut Ityitder Mueic Storo, are eel I log
Double Reed,, Six Slop, Five Octavo Organ*, at #l4O,
{■upcrior in tone and ftuteh, to thane t hat arc hawked nud jeddled throughout the country at 1176 to 1200.) That#
are warrant for five yewra. We give auy reasonable credit deeired to rcaponsible parties.
We beg leave to call your attention to the following ioetrumenU, sold in Peansvalley this year, which you would
do well to examine before purchasing elsewhere :
CENTRE.HALL, *|
8. H. WOLF, Kynder Organ #225.00
WM. OALBHAITH, Rymfer Organ 140.00
LEMONT.
OR. J. Y OA I.E. Amerieau Organ . $37500
PETER ftCHREA'K, Uyndar Organ 140.00
AARONSBURG.
WM. ETTIXGER, Rynder Organ ............ $240.00
BOALhBURG.
MIBBE E.HUNTER, Melodion #130.00
In a few weeks we will U atleotion to our
PIANO DEPARTMENT.
In short by writing a inter to us and getting our price*—we deliver all instruments—
Yott Can Save From #4O to #6O on an Organ.
AJr R YNDEIFS MUSIC STORE, Lock Haven, Pa.
1. GuKßenheimcr.
I J^BW ARRANGEMENT!
. •
ISAAC GCQOESUEIMER, B*v T g
purchased the entire stock of the lau
hrni of Bueetuatt A Guggatibcituor,ex
cept the laentbcr amLrilioe-fiudiugs.
baa filled up bia ahelven with a lot of
•rLEXUD SEW (IOOW,
embracing
READY' MADE CLOTHING,
URU GOODS,
GUOCERIEB,
Pftoviaioxs,
BOOTS A sUotsn,
AND FAWCV ARTICUBI
and ix now prepared to accomodate #L
bia old customers, and to weleotac alij.
new onra who may faror him with,]
their patronage. lie feela oafe in aay-1 <
ing that he can pleaae the moat tn-iiJi
oua Call and see.
ISAAC OUGGKNHKIMKR.
p. g.—Mr. Suoaman atill continue" ,
to deal in ...... 1
LK ATM IB AND SHOE- FIN DlM>
CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEED*,
in the old room, where he roar a I way :
be found. I2ap.tf. •
C. F. Herlocher N. Cronmiller
NEW GOODS!
f R £ 3 M A R # 1 V A i.
or
GOODS!!!
HKRLACUEK A CRONMILLER
Wish to infoim the citueu* of PoUer
that they hare opened an enure new
Hock of frotxlt in their ol 9y ir^r , r *\ nh a
will keep constantly on hand a full and
good assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
consisting of
ALPACAS,
Poplins,
PLAIDS,!
Luttre*.
and all other kind* of
DRESS GOODS,
foil line of
NOTIONS and FANCY Goods
HaU A Capo, Boot* A 8hoe
CROCKKRY, VIJ KKNSWARK
STONEWARE. (T.DAKW ARE,
SUGARS.
TEAS, COFFEES
FISH. SALT.
etc., etc , etc..
All of which we offer at greatly reduced'
price*. ,
Highest prices paid for country produce
By strict attention to business we hope to
merit and receive the patronage of thrj
public
[Shortlidge & Co..
PROPRIETORS OF THE
Bellefonte Lime Quarries.
The only Itnnu&cturer* of Litue. burni.
•toluiii'cly with wood, in Central
Pennsylvania.
DEAI.KRK IS
Anthracite Coal,
White Lime,
Du Pont'a Powder,
Sporting aud Blasting Powder on
hand,
Fuse for Blasting,
Fire Brick.
Ground Fire Ciar,
Fertilisers,
Implements.
jn!73 .
Otico acd vard near South end of the.
Bald Kagle Valley Railroad Depot, Belle-i
fanto, Pa. Jan 10.7*
CENTRAL HOTEL. Corner ofThird
and Chestnut Street, Mifflinburg, Pa.
John Showers, Proprietor.
Its Central Location make* it particularly
dosirable to person* visiting Town on
business or pleasure.
H. A. Taylor's Livery Attached.
unf2l ly *
J. HARRIS. J. o. SHUCTRT J. A BKAVKR.
JOHN HOrrRR. PKTKR HOKFKR
Pennsvalley
Banking Co.
CENTRE HALL. PA.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS.
And Allow lutereat,
Discount Notes,
Buy and Sell
Government Seenrlties, Gold and
Coupons.
Pitja HorrEß. Wa. B. MrNOLF,
' ' Preis't. Cashier.
' apr 3 tf
i Spr ing Opening of
RonHclK, Trlunnlni*, Kllline*
MISS LUCY OEiNiNGER S
i lit (.'<*?,! ni 11*11. u fio jis*t rettirued from]
Philadelphia . ib I LATEST KASH
-11 >N S, am! complete (lock of K#;
,lloAt>t U. New Hats, cia-nnt Trimming*,
i4c. ( which will be aold or made up, at!
reasonable price* Alto, oM lidin Onw,'
The new elrle* are very pretty. Ladle*,
tail and <<• them early. Fint come, irw<
M-ne.i mavlkfa. i
The Chamoion of the World.
i
"juL \-l
!® 3!- * MACHIMIS I>
no. WV MtiS - *i*.*iu* / j !
\+ l uoviounttntfg
Theucw improved American Button-
Hole Ovcraegmiug and Complete
Sewing J/achiuc—The great
eat machine of the Age !
Si mpi city, Durability A Cheap
liess Combined.
iruaratiteed. All order, promptly altond
i dlo. AL. HAUH.EiS,
Agent for Centre County
Mjuukoxatau, Pa.
OHCKI¥IIOPP lioflsk, ]
Aliegnenev Street, Beiiefonte, Pa.
J). JOHKSUN & SONS, Proprietor?.
• RIURAIW NOTKL, COURONTANURROOM*
PROM PT A1 TEN DA NCE.
ALL TilK MODERN CONVENIEN
CES-.* N!• K KAs< iN ABLE Charge*.
The proprietor# offer to the traveling'
.public, ami to fi.or c.-untyy friends, frt,'
• lat accommodation* and rarrfol aUcn-1
tion to tb want* of guest* at alt time*, at]
fair rate. Carefblh..tlr and good (table
|..r i i> - An . ic.-iicM talne *<■!:.
served. A Bar supplied with Una liquor*.]
Servant* well trained and everything re-l
•j.iniie in a flr*t clas Hotel. Our location]
, in th>- X i.v- ... i *rt at the town, near the!
Post Office. the Court Houae, the Cluir-J
. he*, the Banks, and the p incipal place*
of buiicn, ren<ter it the inoit eligible]
place for •• a , • visit Rdb<M*i4icu>!-<
or plo**urc.
An Omtiibu* ail! carry ii&asepgcn
and beggag" to aud from a!) (rain*
frwt of charge.
Excelsior Cement-
The undeiwigned now manufacture Ca j
[ment W A KIIA NTKI> OK A SUPERIOR
*.!,<;r kiiu*. near Puuy
Creek Hil!, in Halnct twp. ThU cement,
haa already been UMHI in large quantities
upon the L. C A N. C. R R., and ha- beer <
.found highly sati .factory upon all job?'
where it haa been u*ed, and a* equal to}
i*ny now manufactured. The undersign
ed now take pleasure in recommending :
and warranting it to all for ue in CIS
TERNS, WATER PIPEb, or whatever}
[purpose a good quality of Cement t desi
rable. Tbi* Cement ha* already been?
letted far and wide, and rendered the ut-i
raori satisfaction. Per* ma, therefore con-;
.(rueting Cistern*, laying Wgter Pipe*.'
Ac . wilt And it to advantage to bear tbi*
in ruindl and also, that they warrant the;
article a* represented. For further par-'
tit ular*, address
MEYER A HOPPER.
30 dec tf Aaronsburg. Pa. !
WT A. C URRY,
BOOT & SHOE MAKER
CETTRE HALL. PA.
Would mo*t re*|Htctfully inform the cit
acn# of thm vicinity, that he ha* atarted a
new B.mt and Shoe Shop, and would be'
thankful for a .hareof the public patron
age. Boots and Shoe* made to order and j
„ cording to *tylc. and warrant* hi* work,
ito equal any made cWcwhcre. All kind*.
•>f repairing done, and charges reasonable
(Jive him a call. fcblSlv.
7 — J —• —f —— - j
(X PECK'S
New
Coaoh Manufactory.
CENTRE HALL, PA.
The under*igned haa opened a new es
tablishment, at hi# new thopt, for the
manufactutc of
Carriages,
Buggies,
& Spring Wagons,
SnCtuHN AMI Si.KPN,
PLAIN AND FANCY
'of every dcscriptloft .
AH Vehicles manufactured by him
are warranted to render satisfaction, and as
equal to nny work done elsewhere.
lie use. none but the best material,!
mid employ* the me.l skillful workmen.!
! Hence tney flatter themselves that tiieir
j work qan not he excelled for durability
and finish.
Order* ft-otn a distance promptly atlend
jed to.
• Come and examine my work before
jcontracting eUcwhore.
PRICES REASONABLE,
All kinds of RefKiring done.
TTN |>TRTA KE MS SU PPLIES.-A
\J line a.fortnjent ot Coffin trimmjngs,
iust received at Millheim and Milroy
Hard ware stores. Barr hnndles, Lace &c. ,\
latest styles. •
aprlO.otn W. J. M MANIGAL f
r " r ' B %
rriAJDK
- MAKM.
4 WV^^n
"•■V i? lift
k HARNEY'M
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
t Uic tmlj Kwti tUmady tar Drift*-* Bte
■mae and Ha and *-<7 **■ I DibWß la
J, watch it tat tw*ejHwe. knur!** of lit Seek
i efiß Ml ill emmUoWtM eM>e Kkhwyi,
lloMMloa of It* Ki.iwj and Boeder. IteM
oea at tkkK Meow ad U Ih -■**** aland.
mi m lii Hi nUdWu'i Tin Mr" C •fT""'*
tad Xaooee r 10% Pdi,%p mtt tm Eb
. IrttMulMaiiCoMttMfciM <4 tn■■ h kaa,
xt£i.zz wSESgv
Iml WdA Ihrw Watafatw. fate ta ite
ss*
Cm la children, ale.
C aaer B-aoaa aaeatar (a IrMkc Ei
- tiart Backs SmamaM by any <.h wofdjr-
A# la CUoroaUwafWatinft. Paw
fiaixnaor llawawd lofCnKoww--, KrraaUp..
named flrieUtn* m at Ik* I U=a
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f%ra thamtm A'Ui*r from tm/rutmm.
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AVOID QUACKS AMD IMPOSTS**,
la Charge fer M*aa and OaaaaluiMe.
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an tapadal atadyj.etSarln mala or %
■ tuuTrraa whafemaar oeiuiaf. * <*
kw aun&i&d A practice T#jW raSta
" Mm to twaiataiann w*li aaccga. Caiaagwjr
'.. r.TiacS's Wino ofTa* -
a IO YEARF
jft Public Test
liaa proeed
*>jS' DR. CROOK'S
WINE
TAB.
To USTC more
fl,.s, merit than nnjr
umiiar jr para-.
MaaßamH*' ll*h ew florel
the public.
It U rich In the medicinal qwal
lt io> of Tar, ami ww<joati rdiMCSt -
CM oi (he i luroaU and Lungs,;"
ffr% tho iwoad remarkable etirr*.
! Colds, Chronic C^onahs.
U alaauaily corca litem all,
Athnin and Bronchitis.
llaa cured ao minr arum
ii baa bras pronouiorda
•pacific for Ua ooinpUicSfc
I For pains in Breast. Side or Back,
Gravel or Kidney Hiseasc,
Diseases of the Urinary Organs,
J nundieeor any Liyer font plaint.
It kaa aooqnal.
It is also superior Tonic,
Restores the Appetite,
Strenethens the System,
Restores the Weak and
Debilitatwi.
Causes the Food to Digest,
Remotes Dyspepsia and
lndSgrstkttK
Prevents Malarious Fevers,
Gitcs tone to your Systei
TRY DR.CBOOK'SWINEOUTA:
BUTTS itOUSE
Bellefoxte, PA.
J. B. Prop'r.
Has first class accommodation; charg
es reasoim •*"■, tf.
p unify YOUE BLOOD.
I J For Soroftila,Serofn
lotus UiscascM of the
♦ tjw. or Scrofula in
jm any form.
V* Any dueM or ernptioß of
die Skin, dheoM of the Liter,
p&l ,n Kheuajatiam, Piniplea, Ola
h®' v Sorea, Ulcera, Broken -down
Vvl Coaditutioni. Syphilis, or any
A® dieeaae dejK-nding on a de
prated condition of the bloofi
DR. CROOK'S
STRI/P OP
® POKE ROOT.
JSQfay J It hot the medicinal property
V of Poke combined m ith a prep-
JjJy aration of Iron which goeeal
•.(* into the blocxi, pi rfonu
/y inf the mo-t rapid and woa*
v derful mxct-
Aak toor Druggist ior Dr. Crook'i o(9**
ot l'oke Kool—take it and he
healed. 0