THE CENTRE REPOK v ER Thtirerlnv. Oct, 4, 1877 t anus 4-2 per yrar. irkrn paid adronce; srArw'wri paid in advontt. .1 ift rtimmrnts SOctaper iinrfor ihm in • ■rl '.•■. otbf ft cent*j cr lint for ever* atiA tnpttv/ tit*, i fion. .4r/-rrft.< menfa Ay <Ae -,' tar at a iihrral dixtount. Sttlr.-ribtrtOHlxidt Ihr county should r* nut w* 10 rf.s, atsi , int of etc yeer' */•>*/ o<?, intfrad o/VJIWs us formerly fken pn m Ay fAewt xclrct, Suhncrit'crx ton a/iceya (til Aoie Rn'r we cownfs stand at the Reporter office h\ iM'i suiting 'ft hih!rs on their papers. If the lnb!r read* "John Roe I jan Ift it wstHM tAm JoAt) i.v itoitlied for tukteriptivn/fom the I,t of January, Ihift and tkat it it fttste Ac trus paying tho priolrr. LODGE MEETINGS CfNTISK It U 1. IfllMt. N.v *. t IV r<>> F.. mU • vary SsWMsrstSSlnt In th 1>,1.1 Follow, 11*11. ,t. M un i.ti.sso.Moot. tt. P sasaav. a.O. ■ tie VVWTI/mcW, No Vff, t A. W. moot, on St ,nl*y oromne on ot l>otor each full at eon ta !!>• IM.t follows ttiill. u C. F lUni.A. HVu. Soot J A. Ftvwtso. V M rn.sinss* ttn .so*. M.v, n*. r of 11. moots t thotr ll*lt. i'oolto tl.ll on iho S*iont*j on or Ho fore full nivn*tjr M an.l otory two trooS* *ftor. l*>n*tU tthwpa MaaSnr. t>. w. Host. Stn LOCAL ITEMS. STCRK ROOM FOR RENT. The ndcrsigned offers the store-rcom, knowt as Berlachor's old stand, at Centre Hall, for rent. The stand ia desirable on* in all r*pe< U Pos-easion can be anv time afler At r 1 Ist, by applying to J Hksry Kkm.kß at Centre Hall. tf. Wash. Shnter. ef Potters Millo, is about to ilit to Missouri The atnpuuUon of the arm of the Weaver hoy. mentioned in a rceent issue, was performed by Dr;. I.oil*el arJ Mus srr. faction as the county fair affords, to alter wards or before hand, visit Secbler's gro cery, and see what a wo-iderfttl variety of groceries they keep and sell cheap. -—Judge Orvis is holding court at Bed ford. Judge ilall beu.gill. Mr. Joseph Omtxer, living a short distance above Centre llall, must know th* secret of raising potatoes and beets. From a patch of 28 rods be raUed 42 bu>h els of potatoes, and out ot ibis lot he has J4 which make a bushel. From a patch of 9 rods he raised 46 bushel* of sugar beets; ou: of tho lot be has 8 which fill a bushel L. ts' hear who can beat Crotxer's beets. Whatever Newman hss not got in the lino of Clothing, does not count any thing. lie has the largest and most com plete stock ever seen in Centro county It was Newman who reduced the price of Clothing, and benefitted hundreds thereby in these hard times. Such men should bo plontier and they deserve long life Venn's creek, according to Linn's Annals, had the Indian nameof "Kaaron denhab," as per a deed of July ti, 1784. A iter wards it was calied Jotn Penn's Creek. lion. Joseph F. Quay, of Clinton coun ty, died on Sunday, 23, aged 84. Judge Quay was all bis life a man of considerable protnineucc and fnduence. lie was by profession a farmer and surveyor, was many years a Justice of the Peace, server! one term as State Senator troui the Clinton also a term as Associate Judge in Clinton county and hel l other local of fice*. la the case of Coni'th vs Drake, reent ly, for shooting a chicken thief, the grand jury of Clinton county, agreed that he served him right, and ignored the bill. A similar example in each county in the S'. rtc would bo better than chicken chol era powders. According to Linn's Annals of Buffalo Valley, Captain William Wilson Potter, of Belief nte, has tbe flag of tne Royal Grccau.crs, captured on the field of Mou rn i'.h, New Jersey, by bis (maternal) grandfather, the late Judge William Wil son, of Chiilisquaque Mills, Northum berland county. The flag has the appear ance of having been wrenched from the staff, and has a lew old dust mar|j on tbe device ; otherwise it looks as bright and near as if it bad iust come from the gentle fingers that made it, although ninety-nice year* have rolled sway since iu golden folds drooped in the sultry air ot that June day battle. The battle of Monmouth was fought on tba 28th of June. 1778, and the day was to fearfully hot that fifty-nine British soldiers died without receiving a wound. The flag_jn the posse-sion of Captain Wilson is a rare relic of Revolu tionary days, and la prise* it very highly. Bitten by a Rattlesnake. -Rebecca Woolsidge, of Bradford town*hip, was or. a visit to some friends in Girard twp., two weeks ago. She attended church on Sun day evening, and on her way heme, after 9 o'clock p. to., she was bitten by a rattle snake, which was lying in tbe edge of the rDad. The snake struck a little above tbe ankle, and tbe limb soon swelled exces sively and became very painful. By band aging and administering large doses of liquor the pnin was allayed, and *he is now out of all danger from the effects of the bite.—Clearfietd Republican. Cob urn A Spring Mills—wbat doc* tbat mean ? Why by reading Motz and Snook's advertisement in tbe Reporter, you will find they deliver coal, plaster and salt, by car load at Spring Mills, and by car load and retail at Coburn station, at lowest prices, and pay highest Cash price for all kinds of grain. Per.nsvalley far mers note this. Hublersburg had quite a fire on the 24:h ult, Mr. Jas- I. Gramley writes us .- Mr. George Swartz's foundry was burned to ashes nnd nearly all that was in it, in cluding the cngino. Some of the patterns were saved. The insnranco had expired a few weeks ago. .The building aus ab<ul 120 feet long, 1} stories high ; the east end contained tbe smlhhop, next was the foundry and then tbo woodshops. It was set < n fire above the smithshop, on second story, by some person unknown, as no work was d >ne in it for sometime. It was set on fire about 1 o'clock, while n pro tracted mecimg was going on in the west end of town. Loss about $2,000. .The es tablishment will be rebuilt. Sternberg, so well known to all the rcadeis of the Reporter, is still alive andean be found at Newman's Clothing Hall, obliging n ever. Go and see him. A terrible cattle disease is reported to have broken out in Fulton and adjoining counties, in central Illinois. This disease, according to the opinion ot A number vet erinary surgeon*, resembles the Texas fe ver hut it has so far proved more fatal in its results than that malady was ever known to. Such of our readers as fuil-d to get peaches for canning or drying, need not fret, the canned and dried peaches kept at Sechler's are better and cheaper and save you the great trouble of doing 'em up. you only need "put em down." This is a fact and to satisfy yourself go and see the canned and r'ri d fruit at Seohlers, and you will be convinced. Persons wishing to advertise farms, sales, Ac., will bear in mind that we offer to give a MUCH LARGER circulation through the Reporter on this side the county, than any othei paper, and will forlit our pay if this is found not correct. Those who voted on age last year, should pay a Slate and County tax on or before the 6th of October next, in order to secure a vote this year. Remember that Saturday, Oct. Cth. is the last day on which to pay tax or take out naturalization papers. Attend to these things in time. WAGON FOR SALE. —A large road wag on, good as new, and which can readily be cut down to a plantation wagon, is of fered for sale cheap, by JOHN WOLF, Cen tre Mills, Pa. 3t A good horse will be taken in exchange for the wagon. FOB SALK.—A new Golden Ton?UE O gan, warranted Wi 1 he. s< Id vry low. Inquire at tbis office, it - - Most everybody you see now * day wears a cost. pants. T **l or shirt. or *n en tirety now suit. which was bought at New man's Kaale Clothing Hull, Bollefontc. Preacher- pnrehv.se there, l*Tr do the -nin*, larmer* ditto, and also the laboring man. All el***!" c*n suit themselves *1 Newman's. and all find they can save money by getting Clothing there—hrnce all huv there. It is headquarters for all. Tho legislative d*h committee, with a eivil engineer, arrived at Marietta on Monday a week, and front thence visited the point opposite Chichioe rock to , im ine into the teaaibilily of feeding the Tide water canal from that point, and thu* do. it g away with the dam at Columbia, kgainst which there it o much Complaint hy the up river people. Tuts k of Tttts.—Out of one hundred thousand bottles ot Jamaica Vegetable Health Elixir sold l.ist yaar, $1 000 were Saved to the purchasers Thia is one rea son that we will sell this valuable medi eine at ninety nine cent* per bottle ; and another reason is that we d sire to aitra, t public attention to it wherever it is not geiiormllv known. F"r all common di -ease* such as headache from disordered stomach, constipation, 1> f appetite, in digestion, hiHtou-ne-.-, and a debilitated state i f the system from impoverished blood, this remedy stands without a paral lel Regular six* and sample bottle* for sale by K. 1' Green. Bellefonte. —— Thanks to Sec'y Ma gee for com pi i mentarirs to fair. lLgnest markci price paid in Cash for ail kinds of Hides, at the Centre Hall tan yard, by Charles Shetfler. Mr. J, C. Mots has had all the prop erty, formerly owned by him at Wood ward. deeded bad, again to him. —Excursion front Lewiatown to Phil adelphia, Oct., 9 Round trip, fare S.tlO. Heisler's Marble Works have the be.-t reputation in central Pennsylvania for tombstones and monuments on wbicb skill and beauty of workmanship are shown. Prices lower than elsewhere in the county. IMPORTANT TO ALL. This is to notify the public that I have lea-ed. for a number ot years, the cele brated Stone Mill from S P. Ruble. I have al*o retained l>. M On w her as mil ler. We manufacture the best dour and a full turn out. Our past, we trust will be sufficient guarantee to our patrons of fair and honest dealings We have and wili maintain our reputation. Give us a trial and we will prove that it is to your inter est to patronize us Flour at wholesale and retail. I have appointed Andrew Reestnan, Centre Hall, agent for our cele brated flour JKKOMK SriUKLMYKR. Also a fuil line of nierchandifo lower in price than *ver. 13ept4l REBERSBURG A VICINITY. Both churches on the outside are draw ing towards completion. It is acknowl edged that the Lutheran steeple makes the best appearance, although since the Re formed was overhauled it puts in a belter face than the first one did. The Reformed have washed their wall and lined off the brick. The Lutherans have painted theirs and both look a hundred per cent- better. The school board has decided to build another house in our "burg" for the pur peso of starting an advanced or High school grade. Times are rather hatd for an enterprise of this kind just now, but the young must bo educated For once the road from Rebersburg to Kreainervilie is made public, and the fences are about ail moved and the new bridge is fast going up. We hopetbat the day is not far distant when we will also have a township road all the way from Krcamerville to what was formerly Wolfe's Mill stand. We need it and why not take steps at once towards it ? Out at Wolfe's they are tickled to the; core inasmuch that they are to have a new , store in a few weeks. As we -aid before, j this is a good stand if a man sells goods at, reasonable prices. Rebersburg is full of improvements, j James and Cornelius Stover are gelling ! their houses plastered outside Reuben Krearuer and T. li. Zeigler are digging their cellars, where they mean to erect each a brick residence next summer. These last two mentioned will add great ly to the appearance of the east end. llxw Mom. SPRING MILLS ITEMS. Almost an accident on Thursday las. In trying to turn the engine on tbe turn-table tbe tender get off the track, and nearly caused tho engine to be thrown off. The table is an old one. and if a better one is not put in place of it, some thing serious tpay happen. Tbe coal trade seems to be getting live ly Mr. 11. Krumrine has bis grain house up and will soon be ready for tbe recep tion of grain ; he has coal on hand now and expects more, bis switch will be laid ibis week. Capt. Hatsenpiug has receiv ed several car loads of coal also. Mr. John D. Long also intends starting a coal yard. The post office has been removed from the former old stand to Hicks A Bro's hardware store, to bring it within the lim its of the railroad, as the mail will be car ried on the cars in n few days. Mr. Krlin is making himself a reputa tion for the manufacture of good flour. 1 On last Sabhatb bad the pleasure of bearing Rev. Bouse preach a sermon on vice, from Acts 20. 82., and as he was fair ly under headway, the sharp report of a rifle and the tongue of bounds broke In upon our cars from Egg kill. It is get ling \%fy common to bear sucb things on the Sabbath and also to see the boys and girls playing ball and spy in the church yard. Parents should not allow their children to be thus engaged on the Sab bath. Capt. llassenplug's team ran off from the depot, Monday, but luckily was caught by Wm. J. Alexander before harm was done. One of Thomas Iloover's twins died, Mo: day, aged about one month. OnaexvEß. A dUpateh from the United States minu ter to the Argentine R-public given an count of die fearful rein* and flood* which d'-rußtnted large portion* of that country during the month of July. In the south ern part of the province of Bu'-nos Ayre# two hundred league* of the country were under water. The lor* in cattle and iheep is very so vere, the loss ol sheep alone being estima t dat more than 2,000,000 head. The na tional government, provim-ihl govern-i ent societies and individuals, have nobly re sponded to appeals for assistance. A dispatch from Montgomery. Ala , says the Warrior river has risen sixty feet, and is still rising rapidly. The entire country is submerged. The loss of crops is calamitous. The Alabama is rising slowly at this point. The rain ba* beaten out an immense quantity of cotton. It has been lainingsince Tuesday. There is a large increase in the number of cases of yellow fever at Fernandina, Fla , and increasing mortality renders con tributions in money badly needed. It is hoped tba North will respond to tha ap peal for help. Seven cattle thieves have been shot in Cheyenne county, Kansas, and one hang ed. They were members of a well known and desperate band. The Fidelity Savings Bank, of Chicago, has suspended The liabilities are esti mated at $4,000,000, and the assets at $l - The depositors number 17.0C0. The grand jury at Chicago has indicted Spencer, Guild and Bulkley, officers, ot the State Saving Bank, for the embezzlo of $700,000. None of them are in the city, i nor are their whereabouts known. A Crawford < ounty farmer raised twelve bu heis ofjotatce* from one pound of t®-4. ALMOST AX KNTIRK YILLAORi DESTROYED. Norwich, Conn , Sept 30 —The large and thriving village of Putman, In eastern Connecticut, was nearly destroyed by Are erly thie morning. The business portion l all g<.ne eioept the national bank and new hotel The lok* it about The inauranoe I* largely dUtrihuled In lbi and Sow York companies • ♦ Chicago, Sept., SO. -A ditpatch from Decatur. 111., savs two freight train* en the Toledo. \Vabaah and Western railway collided near that place thia morning. Two ot gittc.> atul tlltoen car- ware burned. A tramp who •< stealing a rlda Wat burned. Loss e-tinate at $130,000. Louisville. Sept 30 —lt la reported from j White Hall. Maditon flinty, that Hon. C-aius M CU.v to-day killed a negro named llnrv White. The particulanj are not known Clay aurrenJered. The Amerjcatt Aseoelallon for the Cure of Inebriates ha* JU>l held a session in Ouicogo, At lite outset they discimedlh* question whether urunk. nneas is a disease. [*r V.J. Widney Su[erlntandent of the St L-nti* Sanitarium, told an incident to ahow that i was diflcult -etten impossible! i fur a matt, given up to the habit of drink ing. to stop without the assistance f medi cal ir jatnii nt. The case was thai of a .nan who tried so earnestly through years to quit drink by bis own volition, that be b ggared himself, caused separation from his funily, and in hi* abject wretchedness, came to a pass w here he had hut one deaite and one care—for drink. At thsa stage, the case was treated a* one of disease, and and in n short time the man was cured Two years have passed, and he is still firm In his reforma'iou, and an upright, good oilmen Dr. 0. W, Karl* of Chicago, read a paper in which he opposed the idea that alcoholism is a disease. To so term it was to destroy the whole responsibility *< the individual. Dr Wilson advocated that it was better to treat the opium hebU by a gradual reduction of the dose. He had tried belladonna, but was not satisfied with it. "In (ao many doaei, the so called i substitutes, or reuioJies, consisted of opi um in another form. The immediate with drawal of the drug usually caused diar rhoea, insomnia, and restlessness, some times going so far as to endanger the life of the patient." The Doctor had found that more of those who were treated grad ually recovered permanently than ot those subjected to the heroic treatment contend- 1 ed for by Dr. Karle and Dr. Brother*, who 1 favored the plan of cutting off the supply at once in the treatment of both opium j eating and alcoboliem. t Samuel Sliclsney, of Waterloo, lowa hugged a girl so hard that a revolver in his pocket va< discharged, lerioutly wounding a boy wbo was passing the gate where the pair stood. Now take warning boys, wben you tee a feller bugging liis gal, keep away, there might be concealed weapons about. Very fine names, indeed, were those of the defunct savings bank of Chicago. It was the Fidelity Savings Bank that closed up yesterday. It was the Merchants', Farmers' and Mechanics' Savings Bank which collapsed last Wednesday It was the State Savings Institution that was ruined a short time previously. These names are as attractive as is the appear* ance of William T. Fibert of Philadelphia the ally of Morton, issued ten thousand fraudulent shares of stock. Elbert, we are told by the Philadelphia papers, is a ven erable gentleman, with fcair a* white as snow, and very haughty and dignified In| his demeanor. Denver. Colorado, Sept. 27.—Two of the highwaymen who recently robbed the ex press car en the Union Pacific railroad were overtaken yesterday near Wallace, Kansas, by a posse The robbers made a •land and were both killed and $16,000 In gold coin recovered. It it expected oth ers will be raptured to-day. The Baby s Best Friend" is Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup, since it maintains the Baby's health by keeping it free from Colic. Diarrhcra. Pricel26 cents per battle. TRAVERSE JURORS. October Term—3rd Mondar, 15lh. Philipsburg—D Avers, M Gw'*nd. Be'lefonte—l V Xomas, D Dsrr, J A Mallnry, F Mario. Huston—J Brown. Bofjfi—E Confer, R P Poorman, W Robinson, J Teller. Spring—B Lyons. P Tete, J H Barn hsrt Snowsboo—l S GunaJHs. Potter—Wm B<-al. Wslker— H Brown, Ad Vonsda, John Teats. Unionville—B Brugger, G Aleiandar. Palton—A Zellers, f Gray, D 8 Meek. Liberty—J Wensel. Harris—J T Ross. Marion—D Hatter. Rush—B Coyle. Burnside— E Zimmerman, J H Holt. Haines—Pr. Limbert. Gregg— D Rankle. Penn—W V Smith. Ualfmon —T Gray. Union—J G Hall, D Spotts. Traverse Jurors—4th M> nday Oct. Potter—L Rhone, Aaron Rpangler, Jas Alexander. Worth—A Shellenborger, 8 S Miles, J Ardry, P Williams. Walker—H Beck, sr., Jacob Reber. Boggs—D Poorman, J Shultz, H Bea ton. Halfmoon—G Grazier, II G Elder. Miles—Jcnath Kreamer. {■spring—Wm Kaun Belleionte—G W Downing, A Snyder, H H Kline, And Brockerboff. Rentier— Geo Hastings, Hez Hoy, H Eishhurn, M Mease. Ferguson—G II Donnelly. Gregg—G Good hart Snowsboo— G Fravel, A Campbell. Harris—B F Brown, Em Reish. College —J H Mithell. Marion—John Hoy. Bush—J W Collins. Liberty—'ohn Nnstlerode. Haines— Samuel Borrell. Trial List For let Week Oct. Term commencing 3d Monday (15th) of October. .lames Lucas vs John Beck with t at. K L Winn o M Mara. Pack A Packer ► Mann A Confer Harper Bros vs Jac V Thomas A eo. Jos F Williams vs Hugh Adams. K F Rankin A Co vs -las II Kankin. .1 G L Mover vs G W Haovnr A Co, K L Blood vs. Samuel Brumgart. " John Wolf. W J Meek v- L> C Meek. Jona Wolf rrLF Albright. Win II Everett v Jona Wolf, C. T. Alexander vs Geo Fut. John W Sholl • L F Albright. Wm Fulton vs .Ino Divm*. 1 avid B--tu use of v Jo A Beigblol. MicUael Carney v E Perk- A Co, JeRA Stewart Hughe* A Tale. Edgar Re-d v K Perks A Co. A M Logan v John Bordrow. Ira C Johnston v Henry Gross, Nancy Kberta vs Pa RltCo. .fame* Ebert* v* I J Geary vs Thomas Taylor et si. Trial List lor 2nd Week of Ot. term Commencing 4th Monday, 22nd, of October. J Z Long vs H Mi rriman et si. R V Mnrsh v W W Spangler. Wm Campbell A Son* vs K McOormick ct al 8 Silknitter VR J C Hooyer. James Gates vs " J H Thomas use vs Jos Shirk. J A Cryder vs H W Hoover. S S Wolfs Adtn's vs H F Kinslue. Jn<> D Liob vs Wm Meyers. E J Deshler vs V E Gann. E R Fargo vs Jeo Klein. / Jos Strauss vs R Hayes. • Lock Haven National Bank, use of v J A Quigley A Co. Jno H Loneberger vs J Keller Miller. Jas Gates use of vs C H Kepheart,' David Moyer vs Edward Brown. - John Hoy vs Wm Holt et al. Geo W Stephenson vs N L Atwood. J Zimmerman A Co vs Albert Owen, Owen A Co. Owen Hancock vs McGirk A Perks with clause. Com of Penna vs M J Dolan et al. " Dolly Swire* et al Adam Kreps vs J G A M Packer. J li Henderson vs J H McMonigal et al Henry Hoffman va-Lvoa A Co LIKE A DRAWN RATTLE. 1 Til K WAR FORTIUS N KAK VIRTU I ALLY KNDKDIN Kfltol'K OW -INOTO ON WOUAUI.K WKATHKR. Th Russian HoppiilM Overcrowded With Wounded, who Have Suf fered Much in Transit to Kunii London, September :u. The Timet in laading article on the wr iav* "The end of lha campaign must !• near and it i- to pretaot something liken <irawn !• lie Formally <>r Informally I'm pw * will then, no doubt, attempt to tt • I n*ceoily of oitolhnr cowpoinn by ibe old if diplomacy." ! A Bucborrat pci lil ►oy. ' Tlmlremeii diinn iiunibi*r of wounded from I'lnvim Im ovorcp.wdrd tbo Ru*inn hi'tpilol# *•'" much aulTrrind ii i|irrit'd by tb Iwi.uodeil in trnit to Ku**io In con* '.ji|iii-r of iniufhi irnt occommodotlon an o the drkcioncy of the aurdeohi ond dr. rtm." Ti.eTiinc, though it rtrongly •ymu tl>ism with Ruio, P'tnU I'm follow n* under o protninrnt heailiiig ' Therojiio. Si pt. it.bi.r VC It i*a dt'>ai the Turk i>li >oldi"t have ilorifi J lc( order* not to tire at any Kui.iaii *m: ' I le.l he ahould be billed, or d..abled an J top lotted " A diapatcb from Bucborel ay (ionera LeviUki, who wo. temporarily in con. mand of the KUMIOO- Houmonlon orm.v *nd who wo. deprived of bu cominond foi foilure lo reinforee General .SkobeletT, l.o> eommiued tuicide. Snow hot ceoMd falling in tbo Balkan but heavy raint hove flooded the plaint ot Sophio and Orhotii. The csor hot haJ o tlight fever. Ho it now better. David M'Bride, a grand juror ol' Alle gheny county ha* been beltl In t< ■newer the charge of riot. Thirty new building* ere going up in Uilwer City, the lively oil town in the Bradford region. The Titusvillo lleruld e.tiuialo* the dai ly yield of the new oil welle in the neigh borhood of thet city at HUU barrel*. Twenty taven children have died of diphtheria in Covington and Karthau* tpi, Clearfield county. A child DM bern in Clearfield county recently whoe grcat-greai-grandmother it living. The commissioner* appointed to Inquire into the mental condition of Allen C. l-aroi viiited the jail, at Katton, whil# tha niur derer had ono ol hit flu. They will tnaka their report in a few dayt. D. G. Yuengling. an old nd prominent citiaeu of Polltville, and proprietor of one of the meet extensive brewing edablith mrr.u in Central Pennsylvania died on Thurtday morning alter a protracted ill nett. A FARM FOR SALE. Will he eiprwed to public tale, on F HI DAY OCTtIRKIt 19, 1577. the following deteribed property. t <1 e laie re.ideneeof Geerge Frederick. dece*sd, titualo in Gregg twp, Centre county. Pa. A Farm Containing 100 Acre* more or le ; bounded by land of rUnieh K line. dfc d, John libbpiu hfnri, Mien*' ibl An J olhr. Fiie frm WELL WATERED ; be* ides a never failing stream running near the building*, water i brought to the house in pipe* ; alo a two tlory DWELLING HOUSE. Barn and other outbuilding* ; also cienl Orchard of Apple and other fruit tree*. Sate to commence at 1 o'clock, i>. ni of >aid da* when term* will be made known. SAMUEL GKAM LI. net 4 Adm'r of Goo Frederick. HOUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIC SALE. A dwelling Hue and Lot. II inileaj from Spring Mill*, on the Aaronsburg and, Bellefont# turnpike, and within 1 mile ofj the railroad, will he offered at public ale. on SATURDAY OCT 27. '77. atone o' clock, p. ro Fruit Tree*. Water, and all neceaaary Outbuilding* ihe lot. If ai<l property • not auld on aid iav it will be rented for one rear THE UK IKS 2"sep of Ph Mu*er. doe'd. • -pUBLIC SALK - Will be offered at public a!e, at the re idence of Jacob Moyer, ds'cd. ID Potter twp., on SATURDAY OCT 13. 1F77. at 1 o'clock 1 llorse, 1 Cow, 3 Hogs, one Iwo-borse wagon, one 9-horSpring- wag on, ona 1-bora* Spring-wagon. I Buggy. 1 Fanning Mill. 1 Plow, Harrow. Cultiva lor. Coroicriper, Uiy Udder, 1 Buckuyr Reaper and Mower Hay by the Ton. It Bobsled. 1 Pamily Sleigh. 1 pair Titf-har nes, 1 pair double llame**. 1 single Har neaa. Collars, Bridle*. KlyneU, a lot of Bees, and many other article*. GEO. REIBKR, J. S. HOUSEM AN. i27sept Adm'rs. QRPIIANB COURT SALK- By virtue of %n order of the Orphan's Court of Centre county, tl.ere will re tx* poed to tale by public outcry in tbe town of Boalsburg, near the preinUca, on Salur-1 day, OCTOBKR.2O, 1877, Tba following described real etlalc, late ofj Ezra D. Brisbin o( Ham* township, dee'd. viz . a VALUABLE FABM, adjoining the town ol iktaisburg. Harris Iwp, Con-' tre county, containing 150 ACRES, thereon erected a Two Story Frame Dwel ling Home. Log Barn and other outbuild-1 ing*. Several fine spring* of water rito on , the premise*. There is also a young *nd thrifty Orchard of choice fruits. Tbel greater portion of the land It of excellent; aualily, and a part thereof i* suitable for division into Town lot*. The property will be sold a* a whole or in part to auit purchaser*. Sale to commence at 1(4 o'- clock, a. m., when terms will bo made known by SAMUEL GI LLI LAND, 20*ept Adtninialralor. Fashionable Dressmaker. The udersigned will, after the 9th Oct.. 1877. open a dressmaker. HtHlili*liin<-nl in tbe hou.e lately occupied by John H. Mil ler. All kinds of family sewing neatly dne. Charges reasonable. Hoping to merit Ihe paironage of the people f Cen tre Hall and vicinity by turning out neat and durable work. Mtta HARVEY SMITH. 'JOsopt if. "Farmers' Mills. ' J. B. FISHER. PROPRIETOR. PKNN HALL. PA, OtTera thr HIGHEST market price* in CASH, on delivery, for Wheat, Corn, Rye, Oats, etc., At tbe above well-known Mill. Ground Plaster and Salt alwaya on band at the lowest rate*. 20 sep tf CBRONICsSfS Talk and iGdl.al(J.m moa S#nse,".~n#arli 1,000 pagaa. WO tllnatraUans. by |>r. D. H Koort. of 130 lexnigto.i in, M. Y. Par rhusn of tbt book ar at libertj to oonsalt Its author ta parson or bj uisU In*. Prioa bj matl.Z3.Xu for ths rt* uCard sdltlon, or (iio for tin Popular odltloo, ahlab contains all tbe aamt natlar si.d tllnatrattoas. rcHuauiura, gSSBBOTttiKS'' THOMAS A. HICKS & IJRO. I \V, 'I.I. \r\ Inr .n complete slock of Hardware. tlio erg.- n w-over batll to softbiioou' \ and are elF'.f • the r*-j !•. • I IHI litilo rns' i * n Iron, Steel ami Nails, Lock*. i lass and I uttj. I'uro Wln'f L.-.da n.l Lm-ead Oil ; TttrpfOlinw and Vn*mhea. * I which we w<r tnl lo • i •' 1' L nlwt.lr to i rf ■ n. nyir I 1.0 mark i nd enm ho in id for wbileneei READY MIXBDPAIIII M•i,n g n •• lot egal • • Mf for o. Tbo niflt* w* wnrmnMo ho missd with pufO !• nd nd oil, ,n.l re Ire, from nil adu .r.iioi, M t.CH ANIL'S TOOL* Wo nv po> ml l"omln lo ihi# ,ne a .Ik.- i n'n I mr • > w ' 111. I<> r M mnnlliofi, ■.(!•. T ,'imnilinn.Ki<- KU LL LIN K tF nADDLKHY OK Vt.LD'M RIIMJONh CO n > ! I* to 1 .-i .pi -vwj iii-, Mi< I'l.iu liin.rovml Klat Iron-, e • op, ronn iiifn n ilur, le p hod ulo* t I' l I h <• ; p i.id ct ..; e i nit on, nd cheaper lh,n piper, We lev nil color*. BTo VK S. W* have the otdv ttavertible. Tp-plele Co-king Hi.ve in the ma ' > T eyst g. , M it. . * I 111- ni-rW.-l, - H ill .. In' ihn Hi-fi' |.. .1.1 ,<i ... 1 WW • U 000. o o, > ! 1 >. *OOK STOVK ;IT 18 TBK U.ND*OMK*T IN THK Wrt ? L . PRODUCE MARKRTB. I'hiloJolpi . Sept -.1 K our '.eds; ITL> rtin— il; *IFO 660; IVinoflf NNl aitllly > Tf...v * -Vi, M . !•' C 73Uii ®6 •atent and Inn 1 ' rodo H(i"> WL RRO fl-.tir 126 fat 60 NV It not steady: anibr I- Ui(iO lUK Pwin rmll 1K.1.1 'n. C"fn '• jij •iHtor domond; yollnw iil(ij.h'Jo; ntuod oH VIIOT Oot unody; IVnn whiia *n>li>rr> do., w-.torn timed l-'(4 | Ky,. ouii i a'Ki.t.7o.' Hullerv 6rm; ioiunory uii.vM®S No** Tork n.{ Rmd f -rd county nxtro* Us<u,'-'7c; we.lorn 10(jj A) CHICAGO. Chicoao Sept 20- Whoot unirUlrd, No 1 .prii il I* N<> 2 do 1 IK; roth ond •optnunrr 1 CWd-.l Uil; Oct 1 IttlWltß; N. iJo U>o roj retihl t*6 Corn dull; lie f>r .•oh, l.'lc bid for Oct.; 4"A- bid l NJ oi* tiuift. wtMik; 23c tor ch; l*(fW for Oct 23|- bid fr Nov Ryo .motly •ad tirnt at 6'Hc. dor ley ra.icr ot GDI® tile. A woman is *>d by the London World lo how * n the midatof a dinner parly diacusaton of Brighten Young's death, that the principle* of MorinouUm ought to be reversed. "Tiiiiee," she said, "ore o oad, and faahious ao expensive, that it is absurd for due man to have four or nve wives; whereas, if oaoh woniao had four or five busbauds, e bow much cheaper it would be for each husband, and how much better wives could dress. _____ BiuirinTii _ MaaitKra.— by Shortlidge X Co. Flour per barrel, wholaaal*. $1 •• retail. LW Whito wheat, 1 36. Bed " 1 Rye. fit) Corn, shalled, 00 Corn, Cob, CO. OaU, 30. Barley, rye weight. 00. t'loverweil s> per 61 pound*. IVtatoea retail, 8U Nov* Scotia plaster, ground. H'oo. Cayuga " fVOO. GRAHAM &, SON H*v thecgcluMvo **)e in Belleibot* Kdwin t'. Burts* CELEBRATED FINE SHOES. 8 WIDTHS the Bail Bh &&3 3JJ ih* V7>r3i3w WHOLESALK a agraiL naai.gß.* m Calf Skins, SOLE LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS All Ktndz of Custom Work Mads To 0 Order. BuhopSlrtet, BELLKFONTB, PS . I (•JO msy If. ANOTHER GREAT STRIKE ! J. BRACKBILL. BELLEFONTE. PA., bat |utt received a NE W ADDITION OP ALL KINDS OF FUBNITWIE. to bit la.'ge ttock always on band, CHEAPER THAN EVER FOE ; CABII ! A number of Bedroom suites—walnut and {minted suite*. Alto, WALL PAPER ;! | 'Jang 3m. HO! FOR SPRING MILLS!! Stoves! Stoves! TINWARE!! A In I line of all kinds of Stoves. A full line of I in ware. Hardware fur all, (\>nchninkcro nod Mechanics included, Ai I lie New Store of Ga j.tf TMOS. A Hli K> & BRO. The oldest and brl a|i|ioinied Institu tion for obtaining „ Business Education. For circulars address, P. DUFF A SONS. I3*ept4t Pittsburgh, Pa. GET GOOD BREAD, By calling tit tbe new and exten sive bakery establishment of JOSEPH CEDARS, (Successor to J. 11. Sands,) Opposite the Iron Front on Allegheny streot where ho furnishes every day Fresh Bread, Cakes of all kinds, Pies, etc., etc., Candies, Spices. Nuts, Fruits. Anything and everything belonging to the business. Having had years of expe rience in the business, he flatters himself tba he can guarantee satisfaction to all who may favor hint with their patronage. DO aug tf JOSEPH CEDARS. ; (K)BURN AND HHIIIN 1 . HILi S. ( —:t: — ;f| -:o:- ./ O T'A cy O 0 ('ohurn Klaiion. Wholesale audRETAIL DEALERS IN -•ftHL XIMIDt £)? fiSAIH WHEAT, RYE, OATS, COH.W CLO V Ell SEE IK Coal, Flastcr and Salt DELIVERED AT SPRING MILLS, by the Car load, and at wholeaale and reuil nt Ooburn .totion. Uighe-it Cash Price Paid For Grain. COALSOLD AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. MOTZ & SNOOK. SPRING, -- - -- ~ 1877. WE ABE NOW PREPARED. FOR THE SPRING TRADE. WE HAVE THE GOODS 1 PRICES LO \Y ! selection Unsurpassed stock large. Aod now we nxtei.d A • ••rUtai invitation I <ur ft- d*. • a'i u'ld'the public geunraily. \\*will >dy lbi, C >nie! if * • you THE BEST SELECTED STOCK ATPRI E> LOWER THAN I. 'AI, an i if we canttol prove that it is to v ur i'ltcr-n.' to <ilr utile tie, then don't hov ; but C"iue aud *atify yourself. We have openod n tuit I no. J> It Y <• O (IDS Clothing, Carpels. Boots & Shoes, Groceries, QUKENSWARE, GLASSW ARE, WOOD \NI WILLOW WARE. HATS AND CAPS, and in 'act everything nod anything embraced in th - sieve line. We will beat everything in price* ind u* rtiLvtn, m * ur im a* m '. will be a suffie ent guarantee i i 'ur patron* of fair atju liuiowt tteitowah We have E*Lhii*hed and will inaiulain ourVpui*iion. lb* lure** tradw we do enable* us to gel fre h gjoda d-ii.'y, which i* * gre.it adau:aye to our p* Irons in ail lines, and more especially in Groceries. Call, and it will prov to yout internal. VALENTINES <FC CO. H. HERMAN. Manager. jyE WO PE .VIG ! (NEXT DOOR TO NEWMANS EAGLE CLOTHIFG STORE) BtTNNEfcAHB AIKENS, Music and Sewing Machine Store. IMUI IP 1 ' r i, r* h i iseBAW /"I ATT at the New Store and sea ha 1 • rg-st ti-t- \ v r , f 1' on Ot v> /A. IJIJ gn* and Sewing mnchines in ihi* |>art .f t!*• i •• THF. NEW DOWEJITIC—NiIII nh*Hl " NT. JOHW-I Hlcntout " 1> 4 Tld With reriieal food. " NEW %KhltK i!f- lor MO. " NIfUFR MO. " HOWE-MO. " WEED-MO. HEW IXOTOIV—MO. M WHITNEY—At #3O. " WHITE-At MO. A flrst-clan machinist always on hand to repair Sewing Machines Work insured Second hand Machine* at from 6to 30 dollars each Parts. Attachment*, Needla* Needle flatet. Four-wheeled Cattora, and Oil, for all Machine*. Alto Sheet Music. Piano Stool* and Cesar*. Sewing Machine Needles for any Machine—6oc per dozen BUNNEL Si AI KENS, 26jul ALLEGHENY ST., BELLEFONTE. —We print envelopei as low zi fl perl, thousand. Send us your envelopes. Ws , print letter heads, and statements as lw • at 51,26 per 1000, when persons find the t paper. This it lower than you czu get >' done for in the city, j I 1 = * ■ WE WII.T."""" 1 uif doiM of ttu f ft " llilino,, i,„utiful BOW Chroma*, It Frtncti oil color im mi (or (I.M, Tnoj are mul •rt I* Kilo bluh nuwl and rold mot*. oral nmji| and on Mail an/thin* now bafura liWNUk MMhl t lon fuarantoad. Two tampion for W wit, or 111 fa M oaata. Hood 10 rants for grand HfoHratrd nltlrpi with rhrosso of MoonHrkt on th Rhtnn or SD eoa* for two ludtiim tod Call* I alio* an blaok ground J. LATHAM A DO. til W*hln*ton St., Barton Mm* Hradguarton ior Cbromoa. Kn- LV11) ■|[ t T ffnrtarr nod An Work*. !M(li(i SlOliE. MILLXK di bON. iHuciMMtr U> J K. Miliar A £vb ) Dealer in Pure Dru/r* sad Jfed.riß l>ym rtuff.. end IVdkiii'i idrlee. PURE WINE AND LIQUORS y oi medicinal puipeeec- The beet brand# of CIGARS AND TOBACCO alwajr* in (Lock. PrMcriptiotM carefully Co-.pounded. MILLKK <k bON Jan. Harris Co. NO. 6, BROCtEHHOFFttOW. i r o rrfHl PAINT 8, WLS^ETC., J AS. HARBIS A CO. Bnllelbnte. A MAN OF A THOUSAND. if i v i si a to a c&ttiiirr j.nividebtiei. a pmiiirr cure forConrump Uon and all Lunc CoinplainU, ! feel it my :ut toniukc kiioea in a prt b\ furniehiri( * rample bottle, fmc of hr*e. at; uJrrrr my unlv hope . f iunmii B b- tic thai the tucdicine wil !■ no a. I claim f>r Toe inanAi i.'-f are of the choicctl berbn. pr.Jtluci. | n i i<erft'tijr #aft ; will b<- ent free Vu all Ac drew „t rce. Dr l. l'utlpt Arown, 21 liiaod Str<-cLjerey City. N. J., or ma> I bud of J. K Milter A boo. Drutriu. Centre U.tl. Pa jaM ly \\* M P WILSON, VHo'li-{.al~La, 11 Bi !lefn- Pa Oth in Mr# Bun r't B .ildine. IWotoi.ce Pa. ——Lincoln iijtiar P >dtr, mtiio hut !<>r nrrwi andbard. quicker to ( bur; Trr i:—f<iritlii Wm W'olft store. BHlci FOR Mil -F<m 1 .;>af- bricl *' • i>o knj.t on baod *\r by J O p<-'< : rtf C Eire B*i:! t-rc ;iri'- Thntta urirk ar- A-rod so ..w thai it •! pat Poraone ut ti# are to < -me ber- kr thaa t.*<f le.r iadiice>nt> ituaiio - K. SKUB * NV. R. ( AMP'S POPU LA fc. r*irnitoira Rooms! CBSTRR HALL. PA. 1 manufacture all kinds of T*urnitarefor Chamber*. Dinla* Ko. mt, Libraries and Halls. If you want Furniture of any kind, don't buy until you tee my stock. UNDERTAKING In all its branches. T keep in stock all the latest and most improved Coffint and Caskets, and bare every facil ity l.r properly conducting this branch of my business. I bsve • patent Corpee Preserver, in which bodies can be preserved for a considerable length of time julWtf W.R.CAMP. Chas. H. Held, Clack. Watchmaker* Jewetot Mi'lhriiu, Centre Co., Pa. At kind. <rf clack*. Wataha* aag Jratin af th* fi?s ? f? ta* Mar*.villa Falaa* Ci lialii Clarh. pravtSad with a aaaglat* twlai of U>* aaaik * da* th* mo* til aad mim k • It* too*. whlak la • anaaud :.a a (lartaat Uaa klltw. Ctaaka. Waankaa aad Jawvtrr wtalaaf aa ikall a* aa aH oarnaM Dentist, MlUhetm. OPaaaklarnlmlaaalaii Hi naaak* pablta. Ha la £222? •• •***•"■ aKaeaamnaaa ta th* daatal raw- WM ? M' M ANUS, Attorney nl4w bvilriunla, I'a Offloe with Ja* Mo Manna aa SSiu't'" A DM I M iSTRATOU't. S'oTttl- ' Letter* of adminUtrati in on tHa estate of Htri:r let* of P.attvr lown*Mp, I • l. having boon gr .run! to the undo - !<n-d. >ll peraona krtotvirc thi-m-elre* to In. Hid. hiail : *!tl od-nt im re •to make namediate p> tnr nt. and] t" r- -virg claims again*! the relate! an! present thntn nu'henursted for fettle*! J<HN SHANNON, -a' Ad'mr. A DMIXIf .'RAT R's KOTICK.— I. to •of ti 'an- ; irnti 't) on Un rMnteof K f. Mo Minn, of H>ittrr tn*n>liip, drr'd ■tf ttg ! ii ui ih until raisnni. .11 por.oi.a ar-owlttg Ihomaolves t be in 1.-lif -i to *ei>! tii i edent art- requested to •..ake ititiiea!ialp payment. .ar.J per oi ? baring claim, siraicat !tte ■ title i;l pfi >ciil (itetn aui hentlo*ti*<l tn -etdetnatil AARoN LUKRXBACH, all,; -.11 ft! Adm'r, I iRCO-! DRUGS!t DRUGS!! I I I ST Shug- rt havi >g purchased tbe Z t r- \ -gh>ny -t. Rf lie !• . •xt rto t ■ b erd >v i r.;ore o ■ .'w '• it i; .'•<] a ' v'l .tOU' * i*t p . . I DRUGS* MEDICINES. j 1 : ' -0U K MICA IS, PERFUMERY*-? j SOk PP. COM Us AND BRUSHES, : jTRUSSES, SUPPORT* RS, braces! i.... FANCY AND TOILET r j ARTICLES. 4o„ *c.. Ac. j Patent Medicine*, Alcohol, pure Wine* and Liquors fer medical purpeats only. Physician'* prescriptions carefully cm* pounded and orders answered wit'i care and dispatch. Farmers and Physicians from tbe country will find our stock of a'MMicines complete, warranted genuine i land of the host quality. | This Store will remain under the direc* allien of the accomplished druggist and 11. heretofore connected with it, !i. ? Herrlngton, and we reepectfbl* Jly solicit the custom of our friend* and t. tbe old patrons oi the store. S. T. SHU6XKT. HlB MAWS' HOTCtf MILKOT, Tki Th b<t i trrrcu,, H d >wut U >lihf f<-r *>#*• rummer bo-rder Bum fa <• nga at : Ul'f h> a Centre cwetjt. wnuDtbll. TO UN F. POTTKK." AfuirMj-a V ,U. OaMaatiae- rrweew* ie*4#aa4 m*#*' uaaltoa *lee le t).m artawtaM# i me#.rw7' •fc- WUI tlrma MMt >■• *#>••* taiigJJT *< Omt* it tar 4UwU, h4li •< M>l •>- Nervous Debilitv V ' * '• <•#* U ret.rta.t *. mUckm* .*.> < ttf <" ">••••*• ih tw,,i 1.1 ji-R w .•• i. um>t • 3a ' *#ad or > iijfhiej • lli> -i Ui*ic Ff r.eific No,M. ■ •-tri ji ut4 tevtauiabai 'M i.'WaMt. CVt -< ir "*' <1 erf. ">al".Hmci V.f * ■ *-< jr. *'■ rrl#aeal* lb <tO> w.i *•<. . HUM mtli patio* uaei'- % • 'U. i* l *# I ■ *• *■ "*• ▼**• I|Hl W4BPP* if ♦ r aw ,< mi; im #<••{#. t f.|. Ac •• " *•**■ '(MMfitlw h'ClHaa O _i - I. < i>■ m. #. ?n. m*.* i. I ,*m m, • 1 ■ |r t.• • . "-• i / / / ' - >i i / z Mr •!>.: 'JI i„t • •lata. jwtre.fc in j-jrr ea iam. Jfar m< w* •- • ".■' >.i v * IH t • <W axl >. I; |W . p..*ue iri. • ' I4t <t •w* ua* I*l II MM t- . *ul V. •• * e.a. M MOwi mC. PciUa4 'aaFw Bi<> i DAIL^&OACE :entr. Hall to &,jrttct Crook. bear re Centre Hall a ">• ourami and t?riM la tkv evening. The mrlMur •*e • ji Int ckm .earn# ud eaacf • on ■ T ~ ft—fttw. Harness, Saikllts, A j u. Ji>h>iootmiiAd liBULBBT ssSs?Sis^'3SErn^ * <wt mrrttlAf (A ■—>!<■ |bn SMI —jit li 111 S^SrSjEir COLDJgsgHI w'"lw2*™^wwS5 U r2elllt "t a*—fa— <f ■ jffirii w, ftepel—ls £ rfrJ: w wl jWiOT rd pmumKMmllhi •WW #;U • <—•* —• STILB'* H|W —ft. Nn—llfUM !■— f Ccntare Hall Hotel, JOHN HP A NGLKR. PROP* R. riret-cU* Mwojitiw iw |w4> B** stabling lor bow—. Sum arrive •mi aepa:; trwy day tor ail poJtt- C T \uin C M. I*ii ALEXANDER A BOWER. A t-rsy rn t— .■■Mil Mfc. —Bl.J—n— cjjsS3aprjjr scrr- ■— tt t DF PORTNKY Auurt,*} .t L* Mlrfuiw, Pa. (Mic* otM Hr% *•*- r%?kli m§f 14'P*' I L SPAKUtIR. A:u*im? at Lew ♦ I • Oeneuttatkm* ia Fngrtsfc end Ger man. Ofl in Curat s new building. ADVERTISING ! SI,OOO Worth for $87.50. The cheapest and bart way to reach raidm nulttdr of th Itfjt cittt \* rvy tir. irr n of Mart of Ciet tti Hib of owr Wtiu gti i<r>. ditidtJ to cover diil- - .nt *tn': ioii> of Ike country. Wekiy Clr t tllaiio" KIMjUBQ. Adveniew<*i rufre.ved f r o or n.ore lAU. For C - ' im oi.ntai' i"g Bffw of Mjir.-j, • i <tber if f errnatK>n a. 4 for neti et- ad •it. :SEALBo POpriß. 41 Part M -w (Tint iw>Aio*.l Js. Y I >*23. SESD FOR 1877, MEW Y*RK OBSERVER *V B<' R"!igl 4 aiuJSocu *r F.fci* i!}' Newspaper. 83l5sYrsx LatsolWii 1523. asrS? P.fk Bcw Twtr.'Wr t-% vp\t Ctijjfor Frob. 27*j> NEWSPA PER A OVERUSING A * r-■?•;•.- ' laM'iu •• !a Ut L'..* VI Ma 6 09 If fr nk ti !>•• •r- bav ! '.f i*g>t lim'aUh* Ai * IU Ajr'if -llti'al, !>tsiaatif a* .itr ,.ect*l rMN ut-aU tat". -• r># sh-arinsco" Olatif and •" mkißf •>)<+ o advei not aottd Hke u- I noa. Ma; : od on ro-a of taa aaau. Ad trees GEO. P. BO* RU* * 00 . 10 .s r ruo> St., N. Y. (opposite "Tribune buildmr 1 1> ULMONA a beyond cotuptrUua the boat ror *.y tor the cure of CONSUMPTION fa*- -a ka most advanced itUM.) Asthma, b -efct •U, ''atarrh. and all derangements of tba Nsrf out System A circular .g perticc'ars of man* aaaaa Nv ak'l? treated. full ad*ioo (at tba tba treat. -at of tba diseases rbove mentioned. aad -er uficates of actual curat, will bo seat free by mail to all applirwata. Addrssf O*-- CAR O. MOSES. Sola Prspriahar. 18 Oortiaud ft, New York GRACE'S SALVE. A Vegetable Prrp* ratios, iavswted a the l?Ui century by Dr. William Grace. Surgeon in King amy. Throw* h it* *gncy he cured thousand* of tbe m *t •ertou, or** ud wound*, and *u nprd' rd a* a public benefactor. 96c a box by tuail 80c. For tale by druggie!* sewwe'ly AGEN re WANTED. Aid row SETH W FOWLS A SOSP, wpCR Boetost, Mm. Carpet Weaving. Tbe undersigned bTag ukw tberoom v and idory of Wolf* wa-o'uwwse. at Centra Hail, am now pi spend to fill all order* for any kind of Gerpet Wrlt|. Country Carpets ef wool or tiOaa, a rp*- eislty and made to order. Custeas work Elicited and aatufactior guaranteed. All •rdert promptly attended to, aad charge* low a* elsewhere. 6-opt y C M GEAKAM A BSC Ayer's Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair io itb natural Vitality and C^dft . ••.<7.na l color, witk tk flom mmd frtthntft of yomtk. This hair is thickened, failing hair cheeked, and baldness often, though Mi always, cured by its use Nothing em n* btore the hair where the follielee are destroyed, or the gland* atrophied and decayed Dai sock a* remain can be aarcd for osefttlocM by thin application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty aeduneat, H will keep it clean and vigorous. Ita occasional ON will prevmt tbe hair from taming gray or felling off, and consequently prevent baldness Free from these del terioos mb* stances which make some prepara tions dangerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing Im cut be found to duir* able. Containing fibither oil net dye, it does not soil white osf* brio, and yet lasts long on the Mr, giving it a rick glossy lustra *d a grateful perftune. Dr. J. C. AYER 4 CO., UMN. ■*, OR®MP C^PMPJROP^DP®*
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