THE CENTRE REPORTER
FRED KURTZ, . . . Editor
CENTRE HALL, TA. Nov. 28, 1883.
A Debate on Mormonism,
WiLsunr, Neb., Nov. 14.-—Intense interest
is shown in a debate on the modern phases of
Mormonism, as discussed here by two able
representative men, Rov. Clark Braden, au-
thor of “Ingersoll Unmasked,” and Bishop
Kelly, a Mormon champion, A large num-
ber of ministers are present from abroad tak-
ing notes, The subject now under discussion
is that the book of Mormon is a revelation
from God, and entitled to the respect and be
lief of all religious people. The debate wlll
vontinve an entire week, Kelly is a forcible,
plausible speaker, and carries the audience
with him, until Braden, who is a sound logic-
ian, shows up the absurd fallacies of Lis op-
ponent’s arguments,
Scientists in Session,
NEw Haves, Conn, Nov. 14.—The Na-
tional Academy of Sciences, incorporated by
act of congress in 1563, and which has for
its objects the advancement of science, met
here, about fifty being present,
Prof. O. C. Marsh, of Yale college, called the
meeting to order at 11.50 A. M8. and Prof, A.
Graham Bell read a paper on the marriage
of deaf mutes. The report of the committe
on the eclipse of the sun at the Caroline
Islands, May 6, was then read
members
Fighting a Big Monopely.
JOLIET, lll, Nov, I
ix made here that
barbed wire in this cit
their factories to Miss
Ihe
the
announcement
manufacturers of
will shortly remove
urt and other western
points within the jurisdiction of Judge Treat,
in St. Louis, declaring
mvalid, protects all
trom interference
and the pave a rovalty This will re-
it in throwing out between 500 znd 1,000
al
whose recent d
the Washburn
the manulacturers t
OCISiOn
patents
rectorstiip
sulted as
att TUG
ot tue
follows:
ter General Faw Marquis of
Jolin Ruskin
eld a special elec
tion
district of
ndiow ha
iS in the second assembly
N. J. to Sill tha vacancy
ath of Assemblyman
Bergen county
caused by the d elect
Doremus
saturday, Nos
Were Ea
ember 17.
in the
Amat
Asi
failures
against 215
here 18S
Unitedd States this
Weel
John Smith, « « hung at Oakland,
Md., for the marde
on the 5th of
Ja
Colors,
Garth Wilkinson .
James, Jr, the novelist
disease at Milwaukee, aged 3
Michael Hanson died
aged 107 yenrs., He wasn
and had been there ovr
At
inquiry
the supplemental
Jay Gould arriv
with R. 8S. Hays, A. L
Hodge, over the Wabash
Wie, building commission
led to suspend work on the capitol
hange in the architects
VR .
Me. ,
Ireland
leawiston
ve of
pat
fifty vears
the session
Garlingtou court of
the time w» pied in discussing
rday
H M
Chicago yeste
Hopkins, and
system.
The Madison,
has deci
and make a ¢
plan,
The works of the Chicago rolling mill com-
pany were shut down last evening owing to
the depression of the market, and the last of
their 2.500 Zmployes discharged.
omplete
Cheapest store in towp—Garmane.
PSALMS,
it YOR have
Bright's «
for Hop Bitters will «
{£, Bothlowand hb
Va ue
of Hop Bitters f
Rheumatic complaints
Cleanse me wit
fave robust and bloom
soase aud let
ome, I am safe if I use Hop Bitters
7. For my life have | sick
i plagued with
ness and sores, and not gnill & year ago was |
cured, by Hop Bitters,
5. He that keepeth his bones from aching from
Rheumatism and Neuralgia, with Hop Bitters,
doeth wisely
9. Though thou bast sores
salt rhenm. erysipelas, blood poisoning, yet Hop
pimples, freckles,
Bitlers will remove them all
i, What woman is there, feeble and sick from
f
female complaints, who desireth health and
useth Hop Bitters and is made well,
11.
ing on serious Kidney and Liver complaints
Let us not neglect to use Hop Bitters bring
12. Keep thy tongue from being furred, thy
blood pure, and thy stomach from indigestion by
vsing Hop Bitters.
like
13. All my pains and aches and discase go
chall before the wind when I use Hop Bitters,
iL
given up by the doctors afler ming Hop Bitters
Mark the man who was nearly dead and
and becometh well.
15, Cease from worrying about nervousness,
general debility, and] uninary trouble, for Hop
stitters will restore you.
perio afisf emssnstinimata
How Watch Cases are Made. |
Most persons have an ambition lo carry
a gold watch case, and yet few people know
how a watch ease is made, or the vast dif-
ference in thequality of them. InaSorip
Goro Ware Cask, aside fro the neces
sary thickness for engraving and polishing,
a large proportion of the metal is needed
only to stiffen and hold the engraved por-
tions in place, and supply strength. The
surplus is not only needless, but undesira-
ble, because gold is a soft metal and cannot
furnish the stifiness, strength and elasticity
necessary to make the case permanently
strong and close-fitting. The perfect watch
case must combine gold with some metal
that will supply that in which the gold is
deficient, This has been accomplished by
the James Boss’ Gold Walch Case
which saves the waste of need- .
less gold, and 1xcrEAsES the soLivITY and
STRENGTH of the case, and at the same time
reduces the cost ONE HALF.
Pond § vents to Keystone Wateh Coss Footorien, Phils
James Dow’ aad Koyetons Watch Coser sre made.
(29 be continued.)
THE PATENT OFFICE.
Hon, Ben Hatterworth gives some
Information in Hegard to 1,
“WasHINGTON, Nov. 17.—~Hon, Ben Butter
worth, the new commissioner of patents, is
quietly learning the duties and making him-
He says that he does not contemplate any
changes in the regulations of the patent office
except such as time and experience may sug-
gest as being needful. In response to a question
as to whether or not he thought it possible
for unscrupulous patent attorneys to commit
frauds similar to those alleged to have oc-
curred in the cases of certain pension attor-
neys, Mr. Butterworth expressed the opinion
that it was possible that attorneys, practicing
before the office, could take advantage of their
clients in some such way as that said to
have taken place in peusion cases; thers
is no evidence that any such frauds are being
perpetrated. Complaints sometimes come
from clients respecting their attorneys, and
now and then a revocation of the powess of
attorney is asked because of a belief that the
attorney in the case is not dealing honestly
with his client, In such cases the commis-
sioner will accede to the request of the client,
but will not use his complaint in any way to
affect the professional standing of the attor-
ney, because it would be manifestly unfair to
do otherwise until the attorney could be given
a bearing and all the testimony in the case
heard. The commissioner, a day or two ago,
received an anonymous letter making com
plaint that drawings submitted in a case were
frequently rejected, and charging that the
examiner, who thus rejected the drawings,
did so that he might obtain the fee prescribed
for furnishing the proper drawings. This
idea, the commissioner says, is erronecus.
The examiner never gets such a fee. Whenever
new drawings are deemed necessary and or-
dered by the examiner the fee assessed upon
the inventor goes into the public treasury to
the credit of the patent office.
O'DONNELL'S TRIAL.
flis American Citizenship Froved-
Gen, Pryor's Defense,
Nov. 15 Justice George Den-
the court of Queen's beach, will
the trial ef O'Donnell
The preparations
are well advanced.
A. Pryor bad along and satis
8 the prisoner vester-
the first that be has obtained since his
in London. Mr, Mclnerney, of
oil's counsel, has {brought from Ire
a mass of evidence, and he feels con
that the verdict of the jury in O'Don
ase will not be that of willful murder
vitnesses from the Cap» of Good Hope
are expected to arrive in England on Sat
Mr. William J. Hoppin, secre
American legation, in the al
of Minister Lowell, has visited O Don.
ascertained the fact of his
The prison rules bave
we prevented Mr. Pryor from seeing
1 without permission of the
partment Guy, solicitor for
I, recently to Bir William
home secretary, asking permission
Pryor to visit his client. Bir Wil
liam Harcourt replied that Mr. Pryor must
v personal application, in which he
must state the grounds for his request. Mr.
Pryor accordingly made the required appli
stating as the sole ground therefor
that be being of the counsel for the prisoner,
it expedient for the defense that be
him. Ine home department
1 granted the request. Mr. Pryor
rded every facility by the officials at
risor interview with the
ich lasted two and a half hours
CARTER HARRISON ENRAGED.
preside at
r the murder of Carey,
wr O' Donne
ir. Hoger
vy interview with
oil's defense
. BN Nh Te ee
urday next
tary f the
MOY
the
Mr.
wrote
ye
me de
Hare
r Ms
cation,
deer
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for ithe
A Wordy Encounter in the Chicago
tommon Council,
14. During a late session
HON
0 which had been assessed against
front. Beveral of the speakers inti
hat Mayor Harrison bad been a party
is discreditable measures contrary to
interests of the city, The mayor,
who t the chair, {pally said: ‘“‘Eoough
{ these attacks upon the comptroller and
myself. It is well known that I have tried
is money apd could not. 1 told
Alderman Colvin 20." “You did not.” re
plied Alderman Colvin, emphatically, “I
did, and you know it,” rejoined the mayor,
“You are only trying to get your bands into
their pockets,” he said to Alderman Colvin,
in “Yours have been there
already,” replied Alderman Colvin. The
mayor made no direct reply to this assault,
but went on to declare that the failure to
collect the fund in question was owing di-
rectly to the inaction of the council.
i sot
to colle }
moiusion
The Dwight Insurance Case,
#, N. Y., Nov. 14.-The case of
Annie Dwight, executrix of the late Col
Dalton Dwight, against the Germania In
ompany, was again on trial bere
Col. Dwight, an ex-mayor of Bing-
pion, took out Hfe insurance policies in
seventeen different companies, the total of
his insurance being $300,000, A very short
time after this be died, and the companies
demanded an autopsy. They sent a lot of
medical experts to assist at the examination
of the body, all of whom agreed that he died
of gestric fever. Four months later the
companies bad the body exhumed and an-
other examination made, Two of the com.
panies were then satisfied that there was no
erookedness and paid their policies, The re.
maining fifteen went into a pool and are now
contesting the case in the name of the Ger.
mania company. It cannot be learned what
the defense will be, but it is rumored that
they will allege suicide, while some say that
proofs of murder will be produced. It is
thought that a decision will be reached this
week. idl
~ “wy
NORWE
- A AAAS
‘wy Thirty Men Injured,
SYRAc N. Y., Nov, 14.—A special to
The Evening Herald from Clyde says that as
the West Shore worktirain was on its way to
Savannah, three of the box cars, loaded with
workmen, were thrown from the track when
two miles out of Clyde and hurled down an
embankment of thirty feet, The cars were
badly wrecked and about thirty of the men
were fogjured by haviog limbs broken or
skulle fractured. One man was thrown un-
der the train and terribly mutilated. He
cannot live. The wounded were taken to
Bavaunah to be cared for. § The accident
Devote Eh toy Oo io To Joi
Savannah dispatch says the | are John
Barvian, John Lawler, Thomas Burns, Ed-
ward Brenpan, Michael Cellogan “Hut”
Rogers, Peter Furril and James Fardo, No
bones aie broken and all will probably re-
cover. There were none killed.
OA RAN 0.
Kogw Abroad.
Lospox, Nov. 17.-Inquiries have heen
minds {rom America as to whether it was
true as reported in trade circles thers that
the French govesnient had remove! the
embargo against American hog products
Neither the local papers nor the news
agencies can find any ground for the slate
mont that this has been done, and inquiries
directed to Paris fail to confirm it,
Cheapest store in Bellefonte—Garmeny, i
May 3, 1882.
“1 wish to express my appreciation of the
ted in a dangerous
{ till on our march
we cane 10 8 country store, where, on asking
I contracted & se-
“ Calvert, Texas,
EXPERIENCE.
* While with Churchill's army, just before
A good havdkerchief for 6 cts. at Gar-
the battle of Vicksburg
mans,
vere cold, which termi
as a cough remedy,
An Old Soldier's
Remnants of laces and trimmings from
{ to 3 yards at 10 cents ech.
Job lot of buttons at 10¢ per duzea,
Gents hose 5c per pair. Ladies hose in
stripes and solid colors st 90, 3 pairs for
25 cents
Gent's underaera 24, 30 to 50 cfs and
upwards,
Ladie’s ekirls from 47¢ ap.
Imitation of India shawls st $1.40,
can't be told from one costing £3 000,
A
gocd traveling satchel $I
Pocket handkerchiefs from {0 nn,
Jed spreads at 98 cents,
blankets at 98.,
Plom Ulack, garnet and brown
goods at Sc per yard, Goods in otberde-
pat tments equally ss cheap. Sowe spe-
cial bargains in glass and queensware,
Goblets 55c per dozen ; pretty glam sets
38¢.
goods—at the very lowest prices,
ulated sugar 10¢c per pound. Valencia
raising and fine Tarkey prunes, 3 pounds
for 25 cents "= New® bock-wheat floer st
98 cents in '; sacks.
We have all goods ne adver
gy
Highest price p.id Jor predace,
VALENTINE'S STORE CO., Ly
General Merchan's,
lellefonte, Peun's.
8& Penns Valley Bargein Store. “wa
R Our line of Zephyrs and yarns is very
ull and complete.
An assortment of fine ladies’ Jersey
waists are selling fast —see them before
they are all,
Our line of men's, ladies, misses and
children’s hose is unsurpissed--a big
bargain in misses all wool, at 25c,
Examine our line of ladid’s"and gent's
underwear,
We have 24 dozen of one kind of gents
white, all wool, shirts and drawers that
we at 60 cents, See them
wil] buy,
We only mention these fow things
from our complete stock.’
"
1Tve'8m DINGES & REARICK.
!
AYERS
Since
1
Be
, and 1 have found it to be
I was urged to try
tay fur throat and lung
WH
1 found no relie
“1 did so, aud was rapidly cw
then 1 have kept the PECTORAL omstanily by
CHERRY PECTORAL.
for some remedy,
cough.
diseases,
AYERS Cusney
i! bronchial aud lung
upd eure of
affections, by the
Boing x
take it re
Prerorat.,
sail
est clnhiren
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Dr.J.C.Aycr&Co., Lowell, Mass,
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We offer a
MALE and FEMALE |
anvassers.
ngage in the sale of our new and Important
hromos, on rocet
WANTED.
thea,
The CINCINNATE PUB
vail
174 WW, Fourth Street, Cingionati, Ohio
ill send free by:
of standard character,
To «
156 Men's Fine
136 Men's Finest
156 pair Men’
156
106
One lot of Boys
Ome small lot M
Une lot Men's By
LADIES
Ladies’ Fine Kid
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NEW DRUG STORE
AT SPRING MILLS, PA.
Sitnated in the North-east Corner of the
SPRING MILLS HOUSE
DRUGS, SPICES
and
PATENT MEDICINES
| :
tol all kinds.
TOILET ARTICLES
and FANCY GOODS,
| Also TOBACCO & SEGARS, and
CONFECTIONERY
kinds,
Spectacles a Specialty.
Being an apothec.ry of experience
prescriptions will be accurately com-
[pon rded.
C. E AURAND, Druggist,
ep Ay Spring Mills Pa.
of ull
i A
i
House.
ROCK ERHOFF HOUSE,
ALLEGHENY %T., RELLEFONTY, Pat
G. G. MCMILLEN, Prop'r.
9. Free Buse to and from all traine. uf
Soecial rates to witnesses and jurors, Bjun
STOVES.
Cooks & Ranges;
WELCOME HOME.
XANDER & BOW RRA Bower
ATICRREYSATLAW,
Oftcein Garman's new bu ier
ANIEL PRUTZMAN, BOUT
SHOEMAREK
after April 1st will o in the
building, when he wil be prepa:
make to order Boots and Shoes, an
all kinds of repairing, Satia%acti
anteed, and charges reasonable
a share of the puvlic patronage
ly. MARK THAIN
Xe LIFE OH TH:
anTaaTnTY
hd i bln
‘3
i114
‘*
££
SEW
Agents Wanted
f Write for Te
: CHARLES L.WEBSTLL
7 668 Broadway, WW. Y
TICE KREIDERS EXTRAPURE NEW-FAM LY
SERRE STE RIRE |
© RMN - MEAL
For Sale by GROCERY we PROVISION 24117
TST Y CONT of DXCELLED TRY IT YO PROVE TAA] ~v |
Clreulsr to the trade, mailed free on ap
postal card, Address, JOHN GC EKER IDLER
firove, Pa
wry
Estray.~ A borse with sed
dle, ve to the prea
several weeks g
Sef Of
signed, go. The
a bay about 6 years old, rig }
whie, requesbe
his property and pay cos’
23angdm JAS, KR. WOOL}
SPRING MILLS HOU
On L.&T. RR
SUMMER RI
Owner i»
FINE
Fine Fishing and Hunts
» A ¥ ‘ ’ 1 ’
ic Mountain and Valles
3 W.B. Te
toute, Pa.
this hotel eg
evy ry respect, lo ar 1
charges very moderate Gis
1 AVIN HOUSE,
EE MAVENS
8. WOODS CALDWEI
Terms reasonable
on first floor.
D4.
All ealls,
tended § 1
Praciics
10
ful
WwW M
MERI
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A
HANT TAILOR
Desires to announce 10 his
that he has lately taken
ander D W. A. Belford, of Mito:
the latest in
who is ope of the
and is now e 10 servi
with better fits than before.
He has also received fash
containing the latest styles
fine lot of samples from whicl
can select {i He respe
asks the public when in ved
ngs io
inetr
improvement i
Per
vest taiors in #8
ql
C8
r Suis,
i
give him a tria
SmiTe's GERbAN Oras
The Great German Remedy
RHEUMATISH,
Nearalgia, Dyspepain, and al! Diceases
of the Stomach, Bowels, Blood,
Liver and Kidneys,
For Bade br oll Beslers in Modicine, at 3
Prepared and soid at Wi
GERMAN OLIO COMPANY.
(UNITED,
a Willow Street, Williamsport, Pa.
PHILADELPHIA WHOLESALE anERDY
Johnston, Holloway & Co., 602 Arch St.
Smith, Kline & Co. 1 311 Nort
3rd street,
DD" G W. HOSTERMAN
dential, Centr
Office at residence on Church
site Lutheran Church, Wii
faction in all i
branches of his
Ether administered
| )E- 8.:6. GUTELIUS —
Dentist, Millbeim
professional services to the pub
prepared to perform all operations
dental profession. He is now
pared to extract teeth absolute
main.
(QFNTRE HALL HOTEL.
D. J. MEYER, Proj
FOR SUMMER BOARDERS AND 71
CUSTOM.
Good Table, healthy | loealit
mountain water, surrounded 1
natural scenery in the state
and churches convenient, Terms very
reasonable, lGaug tf
Sr
Dentists. ie
ts
PT | 1
Ly $d
give ¥
pLre
finest
i
in
Ty
iy
S¢
C—O ANN. 55.5
CENTRE HALL
Carriage Shops.
J. W. HEXNY & SAM'L. SHOOP,
(Successors to J, O, Deininger )
108
Manufacture and
keep on hand
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES,
SPRING WAGONS
SLEIGHS
And all kind of vehicles.
constantly
All work made of the best ma
terial, and put together by mechan
ics of long experience. lIlence al
work from these shops is guaranteed
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Prices low and all work tureed
out first-cless.
COME AND BEEOUR woanrw
amy