THE CENTRE REPORTER.
Centre Hall, Pa, Th'rs. Oct, 21, 80.
thusiastic meeting at Ripka's schoo
house, on Thursday
with torches. The house was crowded
28 Trnrwms, 82 per year, when paid in
edoance ; $2.60 when not paid m advance,
Advertisements cts per ime for three in.
sertions, and beents per line for every sub.
sequent insertion, Advertisements dy the
year al a liberal discount, .
- Subseribersoutside the county should re.
mil us 10 ets, amount of one year's posits
age, instead of Wels as formerly when paid |
by themselves, |
“Subseribers can always tell how their acs
sounts stand at the Reporter office by con
sulting the lables on their papers. If the
table reads “John Roe 1 jan "76" if means
that John is indebted for subscription from
the 1st of January, 187TH, and that st is
time he was paying the printer
Lewish'rg, Centre & Spruce Creek RR
WESTWARD.
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Jameson, of Virginia, formerly of Penns.
valley, was called upon, and refuted all
the stories and slanders against the
southern people, as he lives in the south
now, he knows that the people of that
section are greatly wronged by the radi
cals of the north in order tolmake politi
cal capital. They are as peaceable, gen
tlemanly, as moral and well behaved as
any people he knows in Pennsylvania,
and desire to be on good terms with the
northern people Jand are longing for hone
est government and to be treated fairly,
Mr, Kerlin then made an earnest appeal
to democrats to do their duty on election
day. The meeting then adjourned,
pe Chairman Dill has promised to
send distinguished speakers to the
Hancock Basket Pie-nie, on Nittany
mountain, Friday, Oct. 29,
--When you buy a suit at the Philad
Branch, you have the satisfaction of
knowing what you have got. Their
LOWISDUPR wares one ween8.35 1248 5.45] clothing all manufuctured by their own
Arr. at Montandon......650 1.00 600 | house, out of gennine material, and they
Nos 1and 2connect at Montandon with | Ruarantee what they sell as being what
Erie Mail, west on the Philadelphia and [is represented. They keep no auction
Erie R. R. igoods, and have all plainly marked
Nos. 8 and 4 with Day Express east and { Now try them and see whether this is
|
LEAVE AM.
Mon tanAON wasessss sevneeanas t+ 00
Lia wishurg coi won svenne 1+ 18
Coburn, wae
Arr, at Sprin
nhl RASTWA RD.
2 4
AM,
10.10
10 88
LEAVE AM ry
Spring Mills. vweanm
Coburn wen
ee
Niagara Express west. not all true.
¥ “ » 4 »
Nos. 5 and 6 with Fast Line wast, Bd. Kramrine is still i
1 mew
i
th,
0
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lustrionsly
names the Gregg Hancock |
We judge he'll soon clear 329,
Hot water for tea or eaffee free on |
the grounds to all who attend the great |
Hancock Basket Picnic on Nittany Mt,
Friday, Oct. 29
— Why buy ready made trash when
vou can get a suit made to yvonr measure
for same or less money, and better fit at
the Beodhive, where an experienced
Philadelphia tailor is employed,
—An umbrella belonging to the Rs
PORTER Office, | wen lost, ar disappear
2
to
3
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LOCAL ITEMS,
Scnoot.Tax.—~Netice is hereby given
that the schoolhduplicate isin the hands of
the undersigned for (880. On all tax paid
before Dee. 1, there will ba § perct. d
ducted. From Dee. 1 to Jan. 1, ‘81, the
face of duplicate will be required, and on
all remaining unpaid after Jam. 1, ‘81,
thera will be an addition of § per ct, ac
cording to the act of asssembly.
o
i
i
has }
ed,
i
employed in securing it, By fraud and] The New York Commercial Advertiser
[corruption the people of the country ware! Rapublican. states this: “The cotton erop
defeated in their purposa in 1876 and the [of to
rightful by elected president was kept fron {bo 5.757.000 bales, the heaviest in the his
‘office. With the combined capital of the/tory of the country d the
republican party, sided by repented a {money value It nent
|Bessmments upon An army of office holders, | bale s nhoad of the crop of 1860, the yaar
[with the power of the federa! government { hafore the rebellion, and about $60 (NX)
| |
this year closing 31st August, § rove
! ¢ wh Inrgest |
: | 8 a midiion of
iy
represented by the United States marsha fibules ahead of last vear, whioh yielded
tf the oron just ose,
]+
I" the polls with intimidation, frmud and nb O78 000 bales,
{Pasort Lo avery corrupt appliance known [8 806 000 bales were marketed abroad
{lo republican methods concentrated in the!the flsen! year IST 80 cotton
1 UX)
vd
ware spun
{two states our adversaries have succoaded fabiries brought Saal. 0 LO our intared
THAT HA NCOCK WILLCAR-
tional exchanges, ar in this I 5
in precuring the probable returns of their na
ke and Others Give local candidates. Cun it be possible that|1, 760,000 bales
in avery state throughout this broad lund [added an other $100 000 000 to th
Cnr
Th
at h
English, Hendricks Jel
wr $
Figures for Their Faith. the same methods can be brought to bear] State 8, making considerable over thre}
The Demncrats of Indiana are slready that were used by { d m
in arms and eager and hopaful for the No | fuel of th
vember struggle. They know no his dan
word as give up, Hendricks, English and Californias, as the sols
MeDonald claim the State as sure for Han | 4 New Hampshire be bought, intimis employment of 8 , and hid
cock, The majority of the Republican dated and defrauded ¥ Evon without the
candidates aside from Governor is trig ne. vote of Indiena, which 1 beliave will be
and is more than overcome by Hancoek's/ redeemed in N New Yor
cartain gan from the opposition, Thel ind Now Jersay, end these states are con.
thousands of fraudulent votes polled on cadod to us, inctuding Maine
| Tussdny cannot ba repeated in November of our candidate is assured The republic}
The Democrats of Indiana believe they party have put in nomination
oan carry their State for Haneock; they | iii and vie president, two men who ott
are working to that end, and we believe |, the admission of their own party an i
thav will sucesed. press are unworthy of cur confidence and |
Gav. MoMellan of New Jersey, uffrages. It dnl
gives words of ancouragement and Rood | lions of intelligent and patriotic peaplel
advica to cheer on the Democracy. will consent to place themselves upon the}
From New York, Connecticut and the hum!
; iy i . 3
hundred millions of dollars, in sour
the republican manag |
Can the great ay from a single or ip, the pro
ad i
inen
aga
ers In Indiana snd Ohio?
sates of New York, New Jersey, OC
N+
eh \
such Bs i lub of fra
l
withern
i'r {
necticut, Colarad i, vada look as if Yout 18 nes Ww
whit
t
¥ it i
{
Rin
{ad race
in swamps the sole refuge of tha ecole
it rather the
Kiquiet and prosperous condit
Has Kppesrancs
avember, with ons, with go
T
wit eo
feciing bat ween the whites and bluek
{d r however, Is
on belug the sole pro
i
it
iifie hi
' '
the alection fi in error al
t oft
y this
whi
le i t
16 abhor
t
i
for dauthern fried I'w Is of
on crap is ralsed by ta labor
} tal smiployed ith
ished hy
.
in
all t *
i
il
onrly 18 Capi
furs while men
. -
froal indusiry is
aisof, is impossible that
ti Aller twoanty~one centuries the remains
formerly the
{
Nuored
the 580 young Thebans
fall
i
Ui
who Al Lhe terri
fattalion,
ating level thus prepared {or them|
Pacifie Coast States, the news is most en by the republican managers, |
couraging. Fellow citizens, the first day's repulse at]!
The reverse of Tuesday will only serve Gettysburg ended on the third, with Han fm ide
to pat the Democracy of tha Union onjo op in the tront, in a glorious victory
their mattle. The indomitable spirit of the py yg victory secured us our union. The i
party has net beea weakensd. It comes | question is not now the presarvation of th el
sut more resolute under discouragements ELT
and learns the lesson of victory from des
f
T .
ie buttio of Cheronea lhsve an dug
ug
Hiner cuVallonus have been
aground Lhe IC Memoria ion
gigan
t
{
he centre of Lhe feild
i
i
vhich was placed in
» commemorate the deeds of heroism «1
in length |
f
i
hat dark day A wall 25 vards
1156 yards in breadth was first
ibéneath tha soil Within this
it a depth of four yards lay the bones «
ie by side, range
ounag
union, but of constitutional gevernment
Hancock ia now
repulsa is new, as then, the omen of a vic
» ooming genera
4
® enc
, As then, in the front, The wire
eal,
The duty of the Pennsylvanis Demoera
oy is to relax no effort, but give the Re.
185 Thebans, resting sic
f
ol
t
tory which is to secure t
tions the inestimable blessings
| liberty.
fi ude |
i
a |
heats
; i FOWS ity, exch In the attit
af ivi .
Seven sud
h he died fh rows iia
fé ou
They are so placed that the
Hon, Henry ID. Poster, a loading demo
rat and once demo
cratic candidate for governor dud en 16
wCirand Hanooek Pasket Vie
Nittany miosuniniu, Friday,
a in Wagung, carriages i
nil foot ; your!
4 i
IIe rR ind
of Wasiminraland
nie, on
Cet, 29,
BUZRIes
Wives,
Carin and
PHAROS Wwili 1
i
ite
in
da
on bring
sweethearts, |
{sy oto distinguished |
¢ present,
RIED,
R W. HH, Groh, Mr,
Miss M ary Anna Miller, |
f Lindon Hall |
On Rent, Alhor
Birney of 7 Viola Houte 6
L, mont
MAR
Hept 2n hy y
y arpa
wh +
tth, hy the same, Mr
Mm oand Miss
2}
Maire Po
KRihno of Har
hy thes ima, Me Micha
riownsnip and Miss Nancy
# township,
the sama, Mr
eraville, Clint
Bloom of Pins
A |
DIED
(Futhria Cantrs, Towa
Iames Mule, former
Rped | Viurs,
Hos shurg, M r. Dane
years 4 months and §
aol
arid
(in the lL. at
Musser, aged 60
nyse
A HOME FOI
/
A go wld iwelling h Hiss,
FPL
BALE
bout 14 sere:
«and ot
N MA}
is offered
of choles fruits
ry desirable proper
I with stab #, smoks §¢
gs, and a WAGO
Farmers Mills
is
i
A
Hop
IVele Bale
. “nt
> #
nine feluisi
DANIEL LUS
LEWISTOWN
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WORKS,
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We are now opening and
somprisisg full lines of
BELLEFONIE, Pa,
ONE PRICE STC
"gels ever offered in Cenire coun @
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THE PUBLIC ARE
OUR MOTTO I8:—ONEF
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4
PRIC
30 sept 3m,
“LECTING A MORMON PRES
IDENT.
Balt Lake City, Oct. 11.—The
BE
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gures,
THE BEST GOODS, AND NO MISREPRESENTATION
New Goods!
a
Brxy, H, ArNEY,
2m, 1
Toe. ‘reasurer
Lyon & Co's.
—Jerome Spigelmyer, formerly o
1
th
Sheriff Musser's building, at Mil
—The Mormons having elected John
Taylor president to succeed Brigham
the Philade!phia Branch, it will be shigp-
ped out in two weeks. Ask Lewins to
show it to you.
~The best hams in the world are
kept at Sechlers, without any doabt or
risk. Try their meats—they keep all
bacon, and sugar cured ham. They
of their meats,
ing of Wm. Hinkson near Woodward,
were destroyed by fire, one day last week,
all contents were burned.
3
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— FoR SALE "
material and
il be sold cheap and guaran
“J. W. Reresxy
Milthe
y work man:
t
the ), |
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ul
wi
best
eed.
DER,
. Pa.
—When the ladies have shopped all
over creation they generally find what |
they want at the Beehive. Its queer,
bat its true, and the reason is, Bauland
& Newman understand their business
and know just what the people want.
a Ty
ab mn,
oct
y
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—It is feared there will be a big row in
Haines twp, when the Farmer's Store,
Fiedler & Runkle, get their new goods—
to rush in and be first, 80 great |
bargains. Keep cool, they are
city, and in a few days will |
r all and the best bargains
3
'e
I want t
are the
now in ti
ai
and temptin
work for Hancoc
s¢ some of the fin-|
2.
k
~ If you wish to select from the largest |
stock of children’s and boys suits
lowest prices, go to Lyon & Co's.
4
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-—1
ng
nfire, arday night. I
avens had dampened the pile with
and it wouldn't consume, All the
il in the stores was pressed into
service—329 pints—but only a poff
nd spurt condd be got out of the pile,
oking for a probable reason, a Gar
le 1ed a log and found 329 chalk-
~that was too much, fire wouldn't
with the help of coal oil
of Spri
Sat Jut
in
y
3
i
even touch it
—~ We hesrd a fellow say the other
day be got more clothing for $20 of Lew-
ing, at the Philad, Branch, than be did
for $37 at a certain other store, not a
vear ago, That's what gives the Philad.
Branch its great reputation, selling
clothing for less than any others can, |
a
ning and ice had for
—The
ound was frozen on Tuesday
ed in ditches.
3
Akt a
~The Philad. Branch is headquarters |
for suits, or boots, for men and boys. |
The biggest assortment and lowest!
prices, Lewins and Sternberg are the
cleverest salesmen this side of Jerusa-
lem,
—Spring Mills “on the hill” speaks of
nite a number of new residences to go
he spring, among others a summer
a
i
up int
resort.
¢
Spring Mills “in the hollow” is hav
ew store-building now in course
ion by R. H. Duncan.
sz
in
of
a
Ire
gan
erect
pa All the Hancock clubs in Cen™
tre county are invited to the grand |
Hancock Basket Piesnic, on Nittany
mouniain, Oct. 20. Grand torchlight
parade and speeches at Centre Hal
in the evening.
—A great surprise is in store forall i
this section. in the arrival of a splengi
stock of new goods, at Wm. Wolf's
stand, by end of this week. Mr. Wolf is
now in the east and as usual will bring
on the largest, finest and choicest assort-
ment in the valley. He is noted for buy
ing nothing but what is superior in qual-
ity, and keeps genuine goods in every
line, Hold up until Wolf's goods arrive
and you will never be sorry for it.
—Jas. Osman, of Linden Hall, had
several fingers smashed on last Thursday
at Spring Mills, by a sack of salt falling
upon his hand,
sar All the Hancock clubs in ox
tre county are invited to the grand
Hancock Basket Pie-nic on Nittany
mountain, Friday, Oct. 29. Grand
torchlight parade and speeches at
Centre Hall in the evening. -
~-The Beehive! the Beehive! what
would the good people of Centre connty
do if they bad not the famous Beehive
to go to for their dress goods and all
manner of drygoods, and good, neat fit-
ting suits, made to order? Banland &
Newman did much for the people when
they established the Beehive, to offer
the largest and best assortment of goods
at the lowest prices--one price to all.
it
—A fellow out in Snowshoe has worn
a pair of boots for a long time and says
there seems no wear out in them, H.
got them at Powers’ shoe store, where
they only keep that class of goods in or
der that customers may feel they have
the worth of their money. Powers &
Son keep the largest and best assortment
of boots and shoes in the state, for men,
women and children, and sell very low,
too,
—A large sum indeed is fifty thousand
dollars, yet ti.at isthe amount of Cloth-
ing sold at the Philad. Branch, in one
year. Lewins puts ont suits like hot
cakes, and not a customer bot what is
pleased with his bargain, Always go to
Lewins if you want any clothing,
—Ladies, you can buy a vest at Lyon
& Co’s for 25 cents and black and color-
ed brceade silks at 50cts.
—Thousands of women have been en-
tirely cured of the most stubborn cases
of female weakness by the use of Lydis
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
Send to Mrs. Lydia E, Pinkham, 233
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass., for
pamphlets, 21oct 2t,
Headache, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, and
Constipation cured at once by DR. MET-
TAUR'S HEADACHE AND DYSPEP-
SIA PILLS. Price 25 cents, oct. 21 4t
—Democrats, Republicans, Green-
backers and all, irrespective of party,
are invited to attend the grand Hau.
cock Basket Picsnie, on top of Nits
tany mountain, Friday, Oct, 29.
Boiling water for tea, free, at Hancock
Che finder will oblige by leaving it | State, and so keep Republican repeaters) By order of the demoeratic
and money at home. gommigtea. Winniax H, Barsowm
a ¥ ¥ . er. Chairm Pr.
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS. a
| The State Committes Calle on Them
to Go on With Confidence in A LE
the Good Cause. aw
Prricaperrura, October 14-The fol |
lowing address has been imsued by the |
Damocratic State Committee. |
Headquarters State Damooratic Com-)
mittee, Pailndelphia, October 14, 1880
To the Democracy of Pennsylvania:
Indiana goes Republican by a small
majority: Ohio holds her position asa
Republican Stata. The latter result was Now York, Octobar 18.~enaral Hans
axpected Our opponents’ success in Inai | © ! ht
ana is the result of means alike diseredita. Poly ¥ ha - am
blete those employing them and destruc gale Th
itive of honest elections. Tha corrupt wie
n last Saturday morn- | of anarmous sums of maney and of organs . .
Monday cold ¢ nd windy |againit g weak candidate for Governor haa * + 45 : ’ 3} h ’ hl : inva re
. "| given Indiana temporarily to sur fos. Boy C¢ived your favor of the 11th inst. In |
a1 Indians will ba redeemed, for Hancock is [04ter of saceptanie 1 expresied my #411
{sympathy with our American industry 1]
tisfy
nator
nore,
-Hats of every style, low priced and
gh priced at the Philad. Branch cloth.
|
K ON TARIFF,
TTER FOR THE
PERILISTS” TO READ,
erchiofs, and boots of the best mano. HANCOCH
factare. Lewins has everything to trim
you out from head to foot, fit to go to|
{ meetin or get married, and for a great
{deal less money than any other clothing
house in Pennsvivania. An honest
[pee Try it, and save cash.
{
it
&
*
What a Tariff for Revenues Really
Means—The Free Trade Buga
boo Killed—The Business of
the Country Must be
Protected From Un.
der Paid Fors
eign Labor,
—A radish weighing 8} Ds. was sent to
he Brrorrer, by Mrs. Daniel Dacker, of
{the 7 Mts. Its a democratic radish of |
ourse, and was sound and sweet to the |
{ core,
{. —The Kingdoms of Ditzel and Taylor,
jin the Loop, were at war again last week
iting in young Taylor becoming a
r of Sheriff Spangler's until court,
| Taylor entered bail for his appearance
E oon
A
jing, |
i ram i
it
faa § °
boarde
%
» ex-Governor
regard
the
letter
in
+
$ rt. published in Patersor
y ’
: waraian,
— A welcome rai Guardian
fore dav
the ever
t
N
|
October
nigh '
aim is * rey
pa Chairman Dill bas promised t
send distinguished speakers
to the stronger than local candidates every
grand Hancock Basket
oN: 3 Jd
Pienie, But of this nettle, danger, we will |!
Wea have done our Jersey friends regarding my tarift
: ve |
tis
eh t
hought 1 spoke plainly enoug *
On | where
| pluck the flower safely :
peeches | with side issues and wesk candidates, for | Yiowe. 1 am too sound an A merioan !
IN ywember gives a broader fle'd and Han advocate any Aeparture from the ger
Laresr News.—Maj. J. B. Fisher, the] the front. Arouse the panple features of ap ley that bas be
popular merchant of Penn Hall, Pa.. is | everywhere, Push the column boldly, 'nstrymental in building up our industri a
at present in Philadelphia purchasing a | Give new fores and increased vigor to the 80d keeping Americans from the compe- |
large stock of fall and winter goods, con- | pawspaper and speaking canvas in avery Htion of the under paid labor of Europe. |
notions, hardware, Embolden the timid. eno rege If we intend to remain honest and pay
§
queensware, groceries, L 3TH Redouble your efforts | Public debt, as good pecpis Of ail parties
A locality.
: the hesitating.
and willow- ha hesitating to admis
ladies coa's
2 : i if ‘
} among the masses—make them feel that [10, and if we mean
short every | this battle is for their rights, and is against | functions of Lhe government then we must
-* 1 » 4 i \ p FO ap iid
| the power of money, organized fraud and [Tie revenua in some way or other. Wi
[a “strong” Goverament Appeal to thair|® reunited and harmonious country
| personal independence sgainst the demi [thal certainly in time pay « ff ihe publi
nation of employers, to persona! right|debt. but the recessity of raising mon
: : 1.1 for the sdministeation of the governs
AZiinst corporate powar, 10 Slate pride!
sud love of country against centraiized
governmen: and Federal corruption, to
: . the rule of the people against an army of
— There will be a democratic rally at “3 pd » R 9 '
i on Wednesday afternoon 27 | OBee-holders. We fight for the Stata, for
speakers from a distance. Turn out one ®'¢ctors, Congressmen and the Legisla
all, ture Let it be with the earnest force of
—Mr. Daniel Musser. an old respected | ™*P who aredetermined to coerce victory,
MT. LAAN s AN Odd, CE ' . i
and well known citizen of Boalsburg and wa can carry Pennsylvania for our!
: alsburg,
was buried on Monday. ga'lant son. He saved the Swe and the
~The ground was whitened with snow, republic at Gettysburg. Let us rally with
Tuesday evening. The fir-t of the season, united forces and desperate energy te re- the tasitf chat ‘will
R ‘ran fF ng ¢ : 3 A x : rif me ures il iid
Not "nuff to cosx out sleigh bells. psy to him the debt of gratitude the pee. | ela ely ; ans !
—A family that has steadily dealt at ple owe him, and to restore to the whole |? cruditine and inconsistencios existing
Sechlers for ten years boasts that in all | country unity, prosperity and peace. J's our Da . 3
that time not one fanlt was found with A. H. Dui. Ohsirman. |W stem that will be judicious, |
any groceries purchased there, Alwavs ————— : nieus and incidentally protective as well
’ the 1 ¢ an} $ .
found wiem genuine and fresh, while IN OHIO. ak stable in its effect
others complain of inferior articles kept — I am, very truly yours
and sold by other stores : toad : : 4 ro
"1.43 !maer ares, The Democrats Picking Their Flints WINrisLp 8. HaXCook.
acrat % : ~ 4
Democrats, remember the importance o* | for the Next Battle. Randolph,
voling for Gephart and Murray==the loss | ,
oor ral may loose us a Fortec] Cojumbie, October 15. We bave enlled
” | a mesting of the State Commiites, County |
{| Commitiea Chairman, the Electoral ticket!
and leading Democrats, to meet here to!
morrow to organise tor the fina! struggle. |
The frauds by which the Republican
ms jority of last Tuesday was procured will
not ba repeated in November. One thou.
sand more votes were cast in Columbus
than the census shows there were male
inhabitants, over the age of twenty.one |
years, which clearly shews that Republi.
can repeaters got in their work to a much
greater extent In this city than at first
supposed.
An estimate from official returns receive
od from twetay counties shows that the
Democracy polled lust Tuesday thirty
thousand more voles than at any previous
election. Thousands of Democratic works
inymen who were bulldozed by their Re-
publican employers to vote the Republican
tickot will vote fur Hancock in November
Whilst the Democracy of Obio are dis
appointed at Tuesday's result there is an
surpest determination to leave nothing un.
done and continue the fight for the “Haro
of Gettysburg” and “Victory,” until the
poils elose on the second prox.
Joux G Tromrsox,
Chairman State Committne
| Better Feeling at Democratic Head -
quarters,
interests, and deserve a re-slection. Give! (Columbus special to Enquirer.)
hem every vote, they were true to the| Columbus, October 15 ~The gloom that
party and the public interests. I hung over Lemocratic headquarters
If you want & good, firet-class article |
cheap, just drop in at Dinges'. He has
one of the best selected stores of goneral
at
Torchlight parade and s
at Centre Hall in the evening, :
“Fu
3 + iar rely
cack is at »
»
sisting of drygoads, the
and
boots
WoL
ih
: : ; Histor
ware, readv made Clothing,
and trimmed, hats, and in
pt in a first class country
All of which he will offer at bot-
prices. He have his
nd opening day next Saturday. Don't
» give him a i he will offer
wads at great bargains, it
}
tr xX ¢
3 4 Ww
expects fo
ay
Call, as
an
8 5
will continue as ire
| wg af huasn ns
-There will bea democratic meetin
at Potter's Mills, Friday evening 22,
»
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ti
it
lusts, # best wa
for us {0 raise
tariff
f,
I parties agree thut
he th
oy it
revente is *
mrgely
So far as wo are concerned,
the!
ol
¥
oe i
ore, all talk about “free trade’ is f
But the wariff question will
wreated with justice to all
people by some such Sill as Eaton's
believe that a commision
is ¥.
probed Bes
our interests sgl
i
Rent
experts representing hoth the government
snd the American industries, will
of inte
Elgg Eest
relieve us of
and confirm to us the
ist, harmo
Hon. Theo.
New Jersny,
NEW ENTERPRISE
LEXANDER & CO.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
~AND-—
-
SEED STORE
A Ads
BELLEFONTE, PA.
They mean by this all the name imports,
that is, to deal in and to furnish to farmers
at the lowest possible price everything in
the shape of an agricultural implement
that farmers use, cluding SEEDS of sil
kinds,
At present we have on hand and are the
authorized sgents for the sale ofthe SYR.
ACUSE CHILLED PLOW,
Syracuse, N. Y
now made; aiso the Keystone and iron
beam plows made st Contre Hall, No bet
ter plows than these can be had tor the)
seme amount of mons Also the Centre|
Hall Cornplanter. We need guy nothing!
shout the merits of this planter. us the 20
now in use in Centre county demonstrate!
them to be the best.
HARROWS nnd CULTIVATORS
the ‘atest improved patterns,
MOWERS, KEAPERS and GRAIN
BINDERS {) Lhiesn wo soll the Osburn
either ss soparate Mowers, Combined
Rompers und Mowers, single Harvesters or
ne Combined Reapers and Binders
THE WHEELER, No. 8, as a combin-
od mschine, is the best machine of Lhe
kind in the market,
THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENI1
{OF THE AGE the Norristown Gleaner
imnd Binder. Call and see it. It is won
derfully perfect
Any boy twelve yewrs old, with one
bes lifted, and the bosses and the boys ure horse, will follaw and hind all the grain
bard at wark again. Jonges smiles once|thataby Reaper with mde de'ivery will cut
more, and says it will never do for the| it POL ORIS binds but ulenns, and will suv
. 3 the price of the machine in one year, by
Ohio Democracy to give up. Invitations | yaking up from the stubble that which is
wre being sent out to sll the prominent now lost eEee .
Democrats in the State to meat bere next TH E MeSH KERRY GRAIN DRILL
. A : either with or without brosdesst hoes, with
Ssturday afiernosn for consultation. Iti op without fertilizer nnd seed sowing at
wiil probably be the largest informal moet. tachments. It i» the best grain desl for
ing of prominent Democrats that has been sll purposes in the market a
held at the capital in yours. { THE GEISER THRESHER AND]
" Aa {SEPARATOR ~The reputaion of this!
To-day 1 visited both headquarters, 10] muchine is s0 well +stablished that we Cun
sacyre, as near as possible, » correct return say nothing shout it that the people do not |
of the majorities b “td . know. Any person wanting one, or in
of th Jo y counties, At Demo Bod of repens For those onan oe ar ih
erntic headqiarters sevetny counties had ty. please eall
bean reported, nud about eighty at Repub | VICTOR CLOV ER HULLER — We
lican bendquarters. Alithe counties have 8re the agents for this celebrated Huller
" te . in Centre county. : .
be n repor ed at the two headquarters but| WAGONS, CARRIAGES. BUGGIES
Licking. I took the Democratic returns ah
i : d PHAETONS — Wenre agents for the
nod with the aid of Chairman Nash I coms! sain of the celebrated CONKLIN WAG
pared and revised them, |{ON, Jue Teviitation M when Ie an well re
. ui tablishud ; alia of the CORTLAND
The Republiean majority on Secretary | pL ATHORM SPRING WAGONS Our
of Btate in 1880, 18,774; net Republienn| riggers, Phactons, and Buggies All are
gain, 1 645 in u total of 700 000 votes, warranted, Onll and ges specimens and
The Democrats made gaing in thirtys|*Xamine entnlogues as to styles and prices
four, and the Republicans in fifty four before buying elsewhure. Catnlogues
counties. The largest Domocra: ic maine
were made in strong Republican counties.
ins oA om
furnished on application
PLASTER AND FERTILIZERS —
CHAIRMAN BARNUM TO THE
DES: ONDENT.
Cayuga plaster finely ground, us good as
the best Nova Beotia, at the low price of
$7.00 per ton. Peruvian Guano sold on
The True Cause of Defeat in Indisna
~The Old Hoosier Commonweglth
8till a Democratic Siate—Dem-
ordar: only, Phosphates wlwnys on hand
Special manures for diferent crops sold
ocrats, Courage! Rally
Around the Great Hero
upon orders ut manufacturers’ prices
of Gettysburg,
Morristown,
—— nn—
John Carson and his son, together with
another boy named Benner, et Spruce
Creek, Pa., attempted to walk through
Spruce Creek tunnel on the 11th, but were
run over by the Pacific Express and all
instantly killed,
~If you want coffee that has an
aroma that will scent the very stmos-
phere of your premises, then try Sech-
ler's coffee, who keep the best in market
and make that and pore teasone of their
specialties. What's a cap of coffee or
tea worth unless ita a superior article ?
—At Dinges is the place for bargains in
clothing, made al
On 16th there was a flerce snowstorm It is the best chilled plow
slong the Southern Minnesota railroad
blockading the road
—QCrockery, glass and queensware cons
stantly on hand at Dinges’,
Voters, tax-payers, rememder that
Gephart and Murray were not corrupted
into voting tosaddle vou with the 4 million
riot bill. Vote for the men who were true
to your interests,
—Don't forget to call at Dinges' if you
want a pair of boots or shoes cheap.
Democrats, remember, that in every
vote cast at Harrisburg, by Messrs. Gop~
hart and Murray, they were true to your
Great Commotion
FARMER'S STORE.
Fiedler & Runkle, in Haines twp.,
are about receiving their
NEW GOODS,
a full line of Dry-goods, dress-goods,
hats, caps, boots, shoes, groceries,
hardware, queensware, and any thing
vou want to fit out yourself or table.
Go and see,
Lotswold and Liecester Sheep.
The undersigned have 1:0 Cotswold and
Leicester sheep, thorough bred, just from
Canada, a few being yenrlings; splendid
stock and without its equal in these paris
offured to parties at private sale in lots to
suit, Sheepat L. M Rishels.
D,C. KELLER,
28. LL.M, RISHEL.
JED MILL PROPERTY AT PUB
LICSALE.— Will be sold at
Public Sale. in Potter twp,, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29th, 1880,
the valuable Grist Mill, known as the
RED MILL. and a TRACT OF LAND
containing 46 ACRES, bounded by Sink-
ing Creek, by lands of Jucob Royer, Bens
juoiin Bitner, John Hinebach, Dunisl
Fleisher, Joseph 8hirk, dec’d, Jacob
U'reaster and John M'Coy, with all the
water rights, liberties and privileges ap
purtenant thereto, Tnereon erected a twos
story log and frame DWELLING
HOUSE, BARN, and all necessary out-
POWDER «Wao are Dunont's nicents,
Blasting. Spurting and Rifle powder on
hand ufid gold at wholegale priges; also
funn
GRAIN. —Afier the growing crap is
harvested we will be prepared 0 pay the
highest market prige for all kinds of grain,
UOAL~Our yard is always stocked
with the best Anthracite Coal which we
sell at lowest price
sf tha f
up! rst
i All
exused the
Uheighs plereud by thrust
i
anott fas
intered
§
‘ows whie r deat! (ne of |
ram has both
Lhe spear; h
jhroken and sp aq
skit lerribly backed;
1 is wonderfully we
{the mouth still wide open as
i nel will
f Ant juities at Ath
bie about
jot ar the Jawbh ne
third has tl
Whose
h
s BR
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i
fourth
§
{ fond proservad wr
hresthed,
veyed tothe Museun |
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(CLAY Bulives t
iv
we
Ssebs gvery tooth
«pons have Deon
| The Utes threaten ty
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& eat .
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fa
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i bad intrad
thom
¥
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upp
em. Grand Hane wk Basket Pies
on Nittany mountain, Friday
Come in wagons, carriages |
and on foot, Bring wv
your neighbor to
tsa. Curlin and a 1 of
i
Of niresent
HI SAVE
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fhe ve
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LECTION PROCLAMATION.
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THE COMMONWEAL
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AY, NOVEMBER»
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{ina person far I) slrist
niy of Centra
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{ nian b erehy make knaws
that i
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the places his
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sWnst
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rv In
Ww hoy @ of Mr, Npris
For the township
sehoonl
Yor th
ed! al 4
Lonard Merrvman
For the towaship of Miles, in
the town of RB
of
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nly
i ghs and
HE 1 } L re are 8
GwWs wil
or the towns) f
Haines,
geri Anr
f Half Moo
iH
rmisiown
at the pubs
nshurg
OUR In Mt
tha lownshin of Tay
are! ria LOA0 O
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Potter
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For t
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4]
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J
pring public
Moya, in Contre Hall
For the township
st public
ut Potter's Mills
For the tows ship of Gregg
pre at Murray's sc
i nwn:hip
al tha public
Fisher, of Pear n Hall
For the township of
schoo! howe at Lon
Eor the township of Ferguson
eirel), In Lhe sah
stl the {
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Of MNO
Potter
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House Of
thern
DH
precinct), the
Rahl,
Northern
house
Grogi
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House awn
einet), hol }
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Far the of waulhpr
precinet wi By J
B
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Call
\
"nt
house st Pine Gro
For Lhe township of Ferguson Ww pre
cinet), at the school house Baileywill
Fer the township of Harr ifn the
house at Boalshurg, :
For the township
of Peter Murray
For the borough o
MA
6
fn "
i jon]
ation, at the house
f Bal
townshins of Spring and
Court House in Bellelunte
For the township of
lafonta and the
Banner, al the
of Walker, in th
For tha borough and township of How.
d, at the sohaa! he ite of anid borough
For the township of Ru-h the Co
Stray schoo! hoysa
For the
wil he
For
house o
ar
ul d
Lownehi
Sie
np of Snow Shona, at the
sir h Usa nt Nt
the townsh:
fJosl K!
TL ,
{
sition
Mari
Ran
0 n. atl the
f in Ja ville
For the Milosbure, »
schon hogan in M: ahurg,
For the township of B weigh, at the new
in Central Cuy,
shin of Huston,
ver Dule school hogea
of Pe
Muscar
ugh
opposite
in said borough
For the hip
kw! hogse at E we lovillip
Vor the tow nship of Worth, at the school
3 se Port Matilda
For township o
h Hee fJ K. Bosak,
For the townstip of Curtin, atthe schon!
house near Robert Mann's
For the Barough of Urionville snd the
township of Union, at the w
nl Unionville,
For the borough of Philipsburg, in the
new schoal house in snd bh rough i
NOTICE is also harehy given, “That!
avery person excepting the justics of the
peace, who shall hold any office or aps
pointment of anv profit or trust andor the
Government of the United States, or of
this Stute. or of any city or incorporated |
district, whether a commissioned officer]
or vtherwise, subordinate officer or agent |
who is or shall be employed under the!
Legislative, Executive, or Judiciary De
mttment of this State uf the United
States, ar of yny Cily ar ineorporsted diss
trict; und also that weary member of Cans
gress Or State Legislature, and of the se
eh or aommon Council of wny city "
commissioners of any incorporated distri 1
i- by lnw incapable of holding or exvrois
ing, at the sume time, the office or wp
vointment for Judge, Taspoeotor ar Qlers
of any electisn of this Commuonwenlt
ant that no Inspector Judge or other off
aver of any such wlegtion, shall ba eligible
10 1ny office to be then voted fur
Given under by hana
office in Bellafonte, this Ist duy of Octo
her in the venr of our Lord Une Thou
sand Kight Hundred and Kiehty, and in
the One Handed snd Fourth year ol the
Independer Ce of the United Sta ex
JOUN SPANGLER.
ni erifl fC ‘fire County,
PENNSVALL Y BANKING CO
: CENTRE HALL, PA
RECEIVE DECOSITS and allow I nite;
ost; Discount Notes: Buy and
Soll Government Securiting.
Gold and Coupons,
it
ng
§
boroggh of : §
+
hi
sehool house
For the tow att [il
bs
the
For the townshi
1 Wm
tha b
hase
n nn, at the publie
6 0!
For
r
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the Burnside, sat the
fil . is shod
JO Re
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and senl, at my
AN ADDRESS TO THE DEMOCRAT-
ICAND CONSERVATIVE VO-
TEKS OF THE COUNTRY.
New York, October 14 At a moeting
of ihe democratic national committe to-
day the following address was adopted:
To the Democratic and Conservative
Voters of the Country: The election’ of
prasicent und viee president is now before
you. State and local distensions ate elim-
ineted from ‘the ifsues Of the day. The
msgnitude of a Victory orn defeat tan ons
JAME. —~We make the best white lime in
the Suite. Its Propuriia for Mechanical
and agricultural purposes excel all oth]
|
ers.
FAIRBANKS BCALES -Waoare their,
agents in Centre county and will supply,
all parties wishing goed and true goules
at their lowest prices,
We extend an invitation to everybody
in wantef anything in our line to onl at
our store rooms opposite the Bush House,
und see what we
those in attendance moro
scope of our business,
buildings Also an excellent ORCHARD
OF CHOICE FRUIT, and a well of neve
vr failing water. The millis in excelent
repair, having been recently refitted, and
the land under high state of cultivation,
and good fences.
TERMS 0F SALE.~One third of purchase
money on confirmation of sale, one-third
in one year and the balance in two years
with interest from confirmation of sale, to
be secured by bond and morigage on the
premises,
CATHERINE ROYER,
JNO. B. ROYER,
paticularly the
Fic-nic, on y aany Mt, Friday 9.
{sept 16. Administrators. | ly be estimated by the forces and meant Hellefontp May 6, ALEXAN DER &
Wu. Worp Vo, 8 Mivare
Pros't Yaahin |
J.
DRUGG ENTS.
No. 6 Brockerhott Row, Bellefonto
Peno'a,
Drags. Chemicals,
JFancyGoods & Cau!
&e, :
Pure Wines and Liquors for medical
urposes always kept, way lf (o
tully informs
sl he is pre
work in MarsLy
“Hye
PE y
fi
n
g ii
SV
i ads of
{
A RANT» %
Cacaper Hates Then Elsewhere.
Write for designs and haar my prices.
BD. R. STRATFORD,
|
¥ JAwWislown, Pa. i
14 i
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J
3 XECUTORS NOTICE
testamentary the
inle of Girege twp ,dec'd
granted lo the undersigned
fehled 10
Make
ing «
ef Guy
estate ol |
er
+0 ie
@ E60 solute ure re i
payment, ane
the i
i
immediate i
airs against game
urese Leated by lav ir
or setliement BITNER
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Executor
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do, : i Hea:
Crs
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Mestad a:
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sid ellegtn
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advantage
vi sh
Here
fat
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r Bs wi
we wi
.
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Jovgte ¥
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Fe ro
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sent Trew
GRAHAM & SON.
are far ahead in quality and prices of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ba sy
Ri widihs
e and give tham a call on your
ha F vou want a perfect fit,
ruin A tao RB
ALL GOODS WARRANTED
§ reprasented, wea will make our word
s oud for uvery thing we sell. All rips re
red gratis on warranted work, we have
ladies and children
THE CELEBRATED BURTS SHOES
OF NEW YORK, REYNOLDS BROS!
SYRAOUSE N. Y., PH'LA. FINE!
ELMIRA, BINGHAMPTON
ILLIAMSPORT BOSTON fine esl
kip boots, for men and bovs. Ladie
children, fine oalf skin winter shoes |
ra make, gum boots and rubbe
ds of uli kinds & ine lo of Tennesse |
Leather just received, caf skine |
GRAMAM & SON,
Be Hefonte, Pa.
(HAG
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SHOES,
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wre i i
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MIs, LYDIA 3. Fil
OF LYNN, M1. 8G.
¥
esterday, was chiefly notable for the!
lling of the first Presidency, which
as been vacant since the death of
A
CENTRE HALL,
BINGES,
m——
PENNA
wm. sre (0) we ——
WE HAVY ON HAND A NEW STOCK or:
ry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
AL 4 1
Notions, Groceries,
Glass & Queensware, &e , &ec.
AND IN WHICH WE OFFER UNHEARD OF BAKGA XS
Calicos from 4 cents
| Musling = § a
I have an assortment of all classes of goods which I pl
avap us dare be sold aby piace, We have a NEW TOK OF
READY - MADE CLOTHING.
which anil sell a1 cheap u® can be hove hi anywho re else in the comty
We wish to make the fact known that we are selling goods jost as cheap
TT #2 b
as ny store in the county, and are Hropared prove it
is Sa.
We respect iully invite the people of Centre Hall ard the Fu
CLEVAN DINGES.
country te call on us and be cuuvived thet what we say
——
‘annon as first and Joseph F, Bmuh,
8 second counsellor. Mr. Cannan is
1e delegate to congress, and w
ominated on t!
paid
as rev!
fil: »
« Smith is a nephew of
aseph smith.
aiking member
Mr. Cannon is repavied as the
hie ongiual,
John Faylor Was the!
f tha we ye
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of the twelvi
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ah W
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all
snking mem be)
, and not Cano i, is the bolt
dent,
Wene—- it i Gar
A 8
Boots 81 75 and upward,
arket : Shoes 50 ols
Spring Mills Mark: “
ay
i uf N & ® : 1
“rho
heat No
Rye Jik
ours,
3
. par bu, 45
i } §
bat
Rack wheat,
Barley, 0
; reed
Liliawe ed
Plaster gr
Flour, per ht
utter, J
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Toet Bm
LAR
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rou "OCKETS.
STOCK 1S NOW OPEN
SAMUEL LEWINS, Manager,
>
a0 gept tL.
HARDWAREI—
—————
—— ——
:
kan 2, LE
ONLY MED}
—— .
That Acts at 1
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DISCOVERER OF
LYDIA E. PINKHANI'S
Nr
VEGETAZLE COMPOUND.
The Pasiiive Core
EAR
For all Female Complaints,
This preparation, as (ts name signifies, consists of |
Vegatahie Properties that are Larmlooss to the twost dol
loata luralid, Upon one trial the merits of this Com
pound will be recognizsd, asrotiof ix tmvnediste ; and
w! wed, In ninety-nine oases in
ancrtoure ir eQoctet rithovsands will tee
"ont of 18x nroven merits, it fa today re
amended and proscribed by the best physicians in |
Lh0 aavnt
It '
of the
Men
en dianecis contd
Ard 5 pues
ify,
#
abun
Oa sow
| cure entirely tho worst form of falling |
srheoa, irregular and painful
inn Troubles, Inflammation and
Ulerration, Floodinps, sll Displacements and the gon
Boguen ud weskposs, and is especially adapted to i
the Change of Life 15 will dissolve and expsi tumors
Croan tho uterusin an early stage of de velomment, The |
tondenty to cancerous humors there 1s checked vory
’
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s nalw
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speedily Ly ita use,
No !
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tall ol CLoonnetan |
|
utcrua, 1
ie
gros an all Ovary
fap
han proved to be the great
ly that Lag ever been discover
os ovory portion of the syst m, atl gives
new Rfoand vigon It removes fu! 1toese Natuloney, de
wraysalleraving for stimulants, and rollevos woaknose
of (he stomach
It etircs Bloating, 1
u De!
is
oadaches, Nervous Prostration,
: Depression and adi
n, cAgsing pain
ner Ploeg
M
ity, SEnCNs,
gation, Tipt fi 1
nd hack
weigh a
10s usa 1 ale 0
con, act In
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in fay it
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harmony with the Yaw that suverng the |
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Sis, PINKIAM
: hk Send for pam
Hention this paper,
hous LYDIA KE PINKHAM'
Sire Lor stipation, Biliousnesg
-
ats per box,
JP Murry, deug st, Quntra Hall,
. A wit
ther ]
PET Iki y
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LIVIR PILIS. © Thay
I'3
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Ra
THE BOWELS,
and the KIDNE
These great organs sre the naiweal
the sven, 101 X
i be rivet: if ¢F beoon :
dreadful disco ss are gure to follow w
TERRIBLE SUFFERING.
Bilionsness, Headache, Dyspepsia, Jans.
dice, Constipation and Plies, or Kid.
ney Complaints, Gravel, Diabetes,
Sediment (an the Urine, Milky
or Repy Urineg or Rhos
matic Pains aud Aches,
are developed bagsuse the blond 1s poisoned
with the hamors that should have been
fxpdiiod naturally,
KIDNEY-WORT
will restore the healthy aotioh and al! hear
destroying evils will he bagished | pegioc.
them and you will ifve bul 10 suffer,
housands have lew sured. Tryites o
will add ane more to the number
and health willonoamore g1a* Shor heart
Why suffer lone | .-.q tive torment
olan nohin" ox 7
- -
Why © oar such digrrens from Con~
supation and Plies |
“Why be so fearful beonuse of die &
ordored urine ? ¢
Krpsey Wont will
Bge at once and be
Iisa dry vo
One Package makosrix quartic of hed
il pot
: B10,
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especially eall sttention to the
tueen Cook Stove,
AND THE-
ONE NEATING STOVE,
al
Se—
3)
cure You, Iry a pack
ge Our Stock being antes .
Ar-BalDhWaKe
T's offer special Barga ns inom
Ure PAINTS un
smear d A
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