Rey
A LARGE AND 8P
OF
i ALMOST AS BAD
{ What the Perplexe
Cases of Emergency.
TPA
alan ida 12
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, ithe doctor
i does,
ipoint straight to eternity.
| professions] to let out the seerot,
iwhenever a patient comes {to
WILLIAM WOLF & SON,
{ The docter spoke by the
iCapeine goas right to the spot,
{he helped, the Cupeine will do it
jout for frauds.
jeut in the middle of tha
iyouare all right Price 25 conts
1& Johnson, Chemists, New York.
est awards,
card,
Equal to Any in the County.
And far Superior to Most any
other Stock.
0p eee
SECHLERS!
NEW GOODS!
Just opened a full line of Choice Fami-
4
1
Inte 5% BLY 0B
Fioe Dress Goods,
unrivaled for beauty,
Ladies only call and see it!
suilglie
‘GROCERIES and
Hats, Notions, boots and shoes, all]
styles and every Variety. The
PUREST and best GROCERIES,
Sagar, Coffee, Teas, none but
best quality and best fia
CLOTHING-—Overcoals and
for Men and Boys.
PROVISIONS,
Sach as
TEAR, COFFEES.
SUGARS, SPICES,
CANNED GOODS,
DRIED FRUITS,
MEATS,
NUTS,
OYSTERS,
FINE CANDIES,
FISH, SYR UPS,
Together with
GLASS, CIHHINA, WOOD AND
WILLOW WARE, AND
HOUSEHOLD
SUPPLIES
OF ALL
Now is the time for Barguios a KINDS.
Brockerhofl®s Store, This is a rareiast the lowast living
opportunity for purchasing Goods as ail newly |
we will offer an immense stock of fine *V°
goods
|
YO
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Beats all for Bargaios !
{Foors SOLD UNDER CO31
Sys
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QLOSING
BROCKERHOFF'S NEW STORE
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Croods are
fresh, and of
2
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, strictly
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“4 3
best kin
M ET.
caltle, veal,
ork and mutton, fresh and always
30 nov. tf
e choicest
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Shops.
CENTRE
1 .
Carriage
Wil sell from day to day unt
ery article is disposed of. This i
clearing out sale as we propose to quit
the business and every article must
de disposed of. The stock consists of
all kinds of Genera! Merchandise a
CALICOES. DRESS GOOD y On
FANUY GOODS, Nu MAGES,
HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES BUGGIES,
GROCERIES AND ALL KINDS OF i OR OT
GENERAL MERCHANDISE SPRING WAGONS,
SLEIGHSB
vehicles.
avy i ev
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a
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a constantly
( ARI
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Huve a full line
: : best ma
lowing prices :
18
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Hence all
work pa is guaranteed
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Prices low and all work tursed
se out first-class,
A A {COME AND
A large assortment ol Clothing! ian27
ahich will be disposed of at a sacris
fice. Call early as goods are going
fant,
Calicoes, the best
Fine Dress Goods,
All wool Cashmere
Flaouels
Table Trimmings
experience.
from these sho
r
5
SEEOUR WORK
ENCOURAGING.
ng been encouraged by tho stead
have remodeled,
i to the external as
the interusl appearance of my
OUSE, thereby making it mors
stiractive to my customers. 1 would now
on a Aas «+ thank my customers for their liberal pat.
BROCKEERHOF F'S 8 TORE, ronagoe 3 the past, and solicit a conting
ance of the same. My stock is as nest
full as possible Iam in complete coms
man the priocipsl Drug Hou
ses of Now York and Philsdeiphis and sm
supplied with cuts and price lists, and
snyihing in my line not kept in stock.
r at onceand delivered at the
that it could be bought at it
or sont yourself, I buy m
drugs cash, pay no discounts, whic
Frese! one bios me to sell just ue cheap as any othe
or drug store in the conty., All business
between dealer and customers strictly con.
fidential J. D. MURRAY,
jan2ul Centre Hall.
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incres
repaint
well n y th
DRUG H
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Produce taken in exchange and the
Highest market prices paid
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Centre Hall, Pa,
ation
siion
A Lecture to Young Men
ON THE LOSS OF
MANHO
A Lec ure on tue Nalure,
and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness, or Sperm.
atarghioss induced by Nell-abues, involuntary Figs
stoos , Impotency, Nervous Uabilily and i pot i |
wents to Marriage genersily : Consumption, Bollep- |
Fits: Mental and Fhjsical lucap se By |
BETT J CULVEKWELL, ». D,, sn
the “Green Book" sto. : i L
The world renowned author, in this sd mirable lee | " ——————
ture, clearly provas from bis own eiperisnce that : : w .
the awful consequence sof sell-Abuse may bo effec N EW GROCERY
| ~AT
sasils removed without dangerons surgical opers.
tions, bongles. jastrumenta, rings or cordisle; point | ;
ain and effectual, | LOB RN, PENN’'A ~
ps fr
with
will be sent fo
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SEAR
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you weni
prices
oie
ing oat a wmode of cure at onus oo
by which every sufferer, no matter what his condition |
hay be, may curs himself cheaply, privately sud’
radieally i
This lecture will prove » boon to thousands and
Sent andar seal in & pisin envelope, to any address,| HS. FF. Vonada will keep staple
Bad, oh ratatpe of six comts of LwWe postage groceries, pure and freah, snd low in
The CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO | spice.
41 Aon Bt, New York, P. O. bux, 400 | COFFE -
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SYLUPS TEAS,
CANNED GOODS,
DRIED FRUITS
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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
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CENTRE Hat Pa. Mar. 8, 1883.
The Largest Paper in Centre County.
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hi
A BCENE IN THE HOUSE.
Hot Words from Mr. Van Voorkis
Lead to a Motion for His Expulsion.
Washington, March 1.—At the evening
session the Deficiency Appropriation bill
wap taken up and passed with an amend.
ment permitting the appraisal and sale of
vessels stricken from the navy register,
The River and Harbor bill was then taken
up. Mr. Anderson (Kan.) moved to in
crease the appropriation’ for removing
snags (rom the Mississippi River from $50.
000 to $100 000 to $150,000 and to}$180,000,
{but each motion was voted down by an
fover-whelming majority.
Mr. Van Voorhis (N.Y. moved to
strike out the item for the improvement of
the Sacramento River. He said that if the
Chairman of the committee had not been
from California no such item would have
been put in it. “It is so outrageous,” he
continued, *'so damnable, thet nobody but
a gambler and a cut-throat would think of
{tacking such a thing 8s that to such a bill
{as this."
Mr. Hoar demanded
shogld be taken down,
Mr. Page—Oh! | hope not.
Mr. MeLaneo—Itisan insult tothe House,
The words wera read atthe Clerk's desk,
jand reported to the House, Mr. McLane
{immediately offered a resolution of expul-
‘sion. Mr. Hiscock, Mr. McCook and Mr.
Mills urged shat Mr. Van Voorhis should
bo given a herring
: Mr. Robinson (Mass) This isthe House
of Representatives, it is true, and yet, day
{after day, scaacs (transpire here that are
inot creditable in a national House of Rep-
resontatives. (Applause; That is no ex
{ease for the gentleman from New York
(Mr. Van Voorhis). It is true that this
should be stopped, but I eay it ig just to
tourselves, wo should pause before we take
he summary proceeding that is provided
for in the Constitution. We give
{the offending member an opportuniiy to
imuake the smpiet apology to House
{If he declines, if ho weavers, if ha sttompts
vo Justify himself, then 1 will go
‘other extreme. (Applause. )
{ Mr. Hoar said that he bad sskedithat the
iwords should be taken down because that
was the only method in which the dignity
and good breeding of members conld be
imaintained.
i Mr Mclan st and comm
est criminal in the land has s right to
that the words
iL
tu should
the
to the
The meant fis
be
heard, Bat when 1 come to ask this House
his
res
(10 puss on lution, when I take the
{responsibility of moviag it, I have a duty
ito pertorm and 1 recall to the House that
{the gentleman from New York, previous]
ito the words which were taken down, ads
i dressed the gentieman from Californis as
the Chalrmsn of the Commerce Cog imittes,
i He kpew perfectly well to whom be ade
dressed his language and it is fresh in the
minds of every member of the House that
inst night we were discredited and dis
graced by this same’ member from New
York. He then addrossed the Chairman of
the Commerce Commities in language that
‘though it could give no disgrace the
3
:
to
iman from New York who uttered the
Hangusge. Last night he made sone refer.
ence to the gentleman's early life and
spoke of him ue 8 mule-driver and stage
driver. It woald have been quile in the
line of earrent retort if the gentiessas from
| California had said 10 the gentiinpan that
{if he bad been born & muledriver or stage-
{driver he would have remained wach pros
bably to the present hour. { Laughter and
applause.)
Mr. Hiscock~1 call the gentdeman him-
self 0 order.
Mr. McLane—1 am quite in order,
The Speaker—~The Chair must caution
the gentleman that it is not in order to
{maka personal remarks.
|
i
{
“Take bis words down,’ suggested some |
member, while Mr. Milla aod Atherton in|
{an excited manner held an indignant cols
iloquy with Mec. McLane, who folding his :
| ime defiantly, mid: "1 know what 1
ibave said, Take my words down.” But
she demand was withdrawn, and McLane
eontinued his speech, Ie was followed by
| Min who protested against a man being
{tried without a hearing, and somes appa
rently sbarp words passed between him
{and MeoLane which could not be heard on
i secount of the great confusion in the bali
{at the time.
Fioally Mr. Van Vorbis was accorded
!the floor and, standing in the centre aisle,
[said that ho bad been very earnestly op-
iposed to ariver aud harbor bill. In op
| posing it he bad found it very difficult to
| be heard in consequence of the confusion
{in the House, vo that in addressing the
{ Chair be bad always found it necessary 10
fepeak with a good desl of power and Jil
| feutty. What he intended in the instancy
| before the House was simply to character.
ize the meature under consideration. He
had not the slightest intention to be per
sonal to anybody, nor had he supposed
that he was using language different {rom
what others had used with perfect impunis
ty. As then withdrew the werds and said
that he vory much regretted that ary ex
coption should be taken or that he wes uns
der the necessity of withdrawing those
words, (Laughter, CN
Mr. McLmne then withdraw hi re win.
tion, but Mr. Herbert {Ala } offered an-
other resolution eensuring Mr. Van V por.
his. Mr, Page ssked that the resolution be
withdrawn in the interest of business, but
Mr. Herbert declined do so. Mr
be Inid on the table. Livet =00 10 82
Mr. Van Voorhis was mgain uceord od
the floor, “117 hesaid, “thes river and har
has occured I snnposs 1 ean stand i. 1
seams to affect wy friond from Alabaws
(Mr. Herbert) is that 1 have opposed this
bill(murmers of disapproval). From what
1 said before, I meant to be understoed
as withdrawing in the fullest possible
wanner the language which was objected
applied to him
The scene caused great excitement
EE
A Relic.
as +
She slumbered in the darkened room below,
In her old Bible pressed and folded fast
A flower gathered fifty years ago.
Wondering we scanned it there, #0 brown
with age,
The writing traced beneath iL on the page,~
A date, a dim initial, ~nothing more, —-
And asked, with eyes that filled we knew not
Ys
What dear memorial of days gone by
This littie faded loweret bt be?
whi had she kept it hidden there away
rough all those ¥
Joys that were,
What golden memory of some far day,
Hpoke softly from those withered leaves to
ber,
What potent talisman was this, to start
To life again that old forgotten time,
Renewing in her chill and wintry heart |
The flush and fragrance of her youll
prime?
Had band of lover gathered it that day,
That fair, bright summer day, so lo
What sweet, shy dreams lay foid
away?
What maiden hopes and fears? Wo might
not know,
sgind
gor
there
S{lent we stood, We felt a sense of shamo,
As those who, wandering, enter UDAWAre
Some holy piace. Ah me! we were to Like.
Softly we turned, and left it lying there,
But when we gathered for our last long lock
Upon ber, in ber calm and tranquil rest,
We drew the flower from the worn oid book
And laid it gently ou her pesceful breast.
~Bobertson Trowbridge.
The Pumling Cap.
The litthe folks of long ago used te
like riddles as well as those of to-day.
From a tiny book called *“The Puzzling
Cap,” printed in Albany almost a hun-
dred years ago, we copy th% following:
I'm found in most countries, yet not in earth
Or sea;
I am in all tinsber, yet not inany tree;
I am in all metals, yet 1 am tol
I'm not In lead, fron, brass, sliver or gold;
I am not in in yot this I can say.
I'm to be found tn Westminster every day.
The lotter M.
I have no eyes, and yet my nose is jong: !
1 have no wouth, and yet my breath is strong
A pair of bellows.
My friend and I from homo did part,
Of whom 1 bad some way the start:
Bo on we ran ten mies or More,
And 1 sume distance as before;
Now toll me how thal tisds could be,
As | rag twice ns fast as he?
Fore and hind wheel of & coach
a tl AG
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HARDWARE
BLACKSMITH supplies, we would
Heating Stoves,
#
— STOVES.
RS, BUILDERS &
call your attention to our stock of
Cooks & Ranges:
eT
iM £4
CROWNING GLOULY,
FORT
F
ASTLAKE AND
WELCOME HOME
Io Ra
A full assortment of Fire
WILE(
“Penn’s Valley
PALO
TH Be
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To take «
Cash or i
asi or 1
NO OTHE
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Please notice change §
2000 yds, best Prin!
2000 yds
best Muslin...
Dilwarth Coflee..
Fine Rio Roasted Ooff
Rice 3 1b.
Peaches 3
11
ib fon
Prunes 3 1b for
Everything redueed.
foun
Each one |
(
credil,
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11
all and be convince
y
GRAIN! GRAIN!
nal
Highest market rates p
kinds of grain
COAL!
The subscriber keeps consland
hand and for sale, Egg, St
ai
season. hut vrices will stick.
oll in, tumble in, or any other
way you can get in, to Brockerbofl's
ri
out
boots, shoes, glassware, canned and d
fruit—all offered
stock.
A bill establishing the whippiog post in
New York State for men that beat their
wives was reported favorably in the low,
er branch,
High tariff, low tariff, or no tariff,
Dioges will always offer his customers
goods at a bargain, and give more value
for the money than any other store, and
y highest prices for all kinds of coun-
tv produce,
The decrease of the public debt for Feb
raary is reported in round numbers at $7,
at cost 10 close
sonst Me Ae
PLEASANT.
Dyspepsia, 0, dread disease,
V hat wertal can withstan:
Insatiste Ill asaght oan aj pense,
It roams throughout the land!
low faw, indeed, escape its pains,
And yet there's simple cure,
The only one that now remains
Peruna, pleasant, sure!
wnt? 3
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wow Fong A ——
ap ————
iro the Purost and Best
Bitters ever made.
5 &%¢ com
Chey sounded from
1lops, Malt, Buchu, Mandrake
wd Dandelion,~~the oldest, best
snd most valuable medicines in
the world and contain all the best
und most curative proporties of all
wiher remedies, being the greatest
Blood Purifier, Liver
and Life and Health
Ag nt on No Sliseaso or
ill health can possi exist
where jpop Bitters Te eg 80
varied and perfect hess operations.
They give new life igor to
the nd infirm. To all
whose employments cause irregu
larity of tho & bowels or on
organs, or who require an -
zer, Tonio and mild Stima 4
fio Bitters are invaluable, being
righly curative, tonic and stimu-
lating, without intoxicati
No matter what your
r Hop Bitters.
wait un
are sick, but if
only feel bad or miserable, fn
frop Bitters at once. It may save
Hundreds
your life. n have been
raved by so $500 will be
paid fof q ense they will not cure
or help.
er I kon i so
vi nostrum,
but the and Best Medicine
ever made; the ¢“ Invalid’s Friend
and ,” and no person or
be without it. wm
NG The Potter
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UCTIONERR It
having Lhe re
twaenls
Yar g4
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Farm-stock, Merchandise, {
his services to the citizens ot I"
end surrounding couniry Ch
erate, Address, JOSEPH IL
1liar8m Roland, Centre
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GREAT
are
BARGAINS
IN
FURNITUR}
CAMP'S FURS
Al
WwW. RB. ITURI
ROOMS, Centre Hall, Pa,
i
Consisting
BER SUITS.
BEDBTEADS
LOUNGES,
BUREA!L
SINKS
EXTENSION TABLES,
MATTRESSES
SPRING BEDS,
CANE snd WOOD SEAT CHAIRS, &e
UNDERTAKING a specially.
We keep on band all the latest and)
best styles of Coffins and Caskets,
Burial Robes and Shrouds, at
prices to suit all.
REMEMBER
MANUFACTURE
CHAM
i
WE!
OUR
THA
ALL
we
gurantee to be second to none iv
18feb
RAIN AND COAL YARD FOR!
SALE ~The undenigned of]
fers at private sale his vaioable property.
at Spring Mills, consistiag of HOUSE
and LOT. COAL YARD, SinkEDs/|
GRAIN HOUSE and OFFICE This is |
. business stand, located convenient]
to the railroad, and every thing well ar
ran to carry on the grain and coal
business. Possession given on Ist of April
next. For terms and other particulars ap
JD LONG.
Snring Mille Pu
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TOR &
nges the VII
IN, McFARLARE & CO
Bargain Store”
fleet February Is
ts Equal.
RTERMS
on
¥
SNOW SHOE COAL!
The
-
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rye ere Lo work
fn Ephre [ime
business ¥
one chs Tal
« lnxurast ¢
#0 Ad
¢
: « advertiser
hat dread 4
iy. I= 80 XI00K 3
be means ol cure
a; Sup of
with ire!
whch they wi 5
Awmihma, bron Lin, #84
Pertics wisnibg the preascriplin Hl pleass wd
dress «uv, § PN. ivi Fess BS. Wiliams
burg, N. ¥Y
EBERRORS
A gestieman who sufi ered fo
Debility Frama
yout hal Indiscreisos
send free to all who
tion for making thes
cured, Saferers wil
exporients tau & i fn peries
desoe Jib UB. OsPDeNS& Cedar 80. NK,
- - ”» $
yOUTH
Feuen from INevein
fall the effects «
sake of how anily
d dures
the
4
3
alwaysona the eunlivek fo
e ¥ ARG Ame Lhe eximin ge
$ become wealiby hone
w bo d¢ mprove ther opporiun
{ios remain in povecty We want many men. sagen
bogs and gino work for oe right In ther own je
on Biies Avy one oun do the work properly from
th: start’ The busicess Will Poy mors than ten
times ordinary Wages
Wises
an
Expensive outfits furpished
free No oneengesod Talis 10 make money rapaily
You can devote yo ur whois Lame 10 the work, of emu
Vall informstion and ali
dress STINMON 6. ©
Tissdy
iy pour spars mokse ule
oa 1s needed sent froe, Ad
ortiand, Maine.
PATENT 3 LOW TOP.
This is now the most popular top
nade, simple i its construction, and
ery graceful in appearnnce [Posie
ively warranted to give salisiaction.
Finished tops including body unpaint
«d, finished tops with seat only or the
skeletonfof tops furnished on short
Please inquire for the drop shifling
«hich the ton may be thrown back
without fubling muy curting. Par
allowed. Send for circulars,
: LEVI MURRAY,
Carriages, Steigla de,
7 Centr: Hall,
Pa.