BROWN'S#
IRON
BITTERS.
THE BEST TONIC.
Cures Completely Dyspepsia,
* Imdigestion, Malaria, Liver and
Kidney Complaints, Druggists
and ¥ Rynicians endorse it.
t _ Use only Brown's lron Bitters made
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, Cr
| ped lines and trade-mark on wrapper.
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We have spent over ® 100,000.00 in dof
our richt tv the Durhama Bull as ou
Undoubited y Le is today the most valuable
Wu jhe wi a Ra it stands to reason that ht |
eouldu't afford to protect him so
CEN ELA HULL DURA Tox |
cco, of which he is the representative, wasn't
the BEST smoking Tebucce ever made.
The sales of Blackwell's Bull Durham Smoking
Tobacco 1 ood those of any other
world, mbly because | ha OED, i
the best that can be All dealers have iL
Look for tradeuark of the Bull on every package
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HEALTH IS WEALTH!
wind specific for Hrateria, Di ssiness Convulsions,
Foren Nearslgia, Headache, Nervous
oF the use of aleobol or fobaseos, Wakefalness, Mental De
,Boflening of the Beals resting in losenity sad
ag to misery, decay and death ; Premature Old Ape,
Barreusens, Lass of Power [x aither sax, Involuntary Losses
wd Bpevmagorriias gaused by overasertion of the breim,
nii-abgse wr overipdnigene bax contains one menih’s
Westmont. $1 8 box, or #iz buked for $5, sent by mall pre
paid ou receipt of priee,
WE CUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To eure any cans. With sach order received by ob fur sin
omen, accompanied with $3, ws will send (he purchaser sor
written guaranties 1s refund the money if the tresiosent doen
wot effect sinh laid 47 22
EISNER & X ¥, 39% Race Blrwet, Philadelphia, Pa
i“ A.’
The relebrated vagetabie Blood Purifier. 11 immediately
cares Hoadashe, C Paris (he Mailed
anywhere spon receipt of 35 sents U for
Cuiitesn. EISNER & MENDELSON,
320 Race Street, Phil phia, Pa.
~ GRAHAM & SON,
MANUFACTURERS & DEALEZXS
IN
BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER.
If you want good, honest Boots
and’ Shoes—goods that you will be
pleased with—buy the following
makes, and you will get the best:
E. C BURTS
Celebrated Shoes for Ladies and
Children.
HANAN & SON'S,
New York, Fine Shoes for Men
’ Ca Bo vy yess pair warranted.
H. MESS
Bochester Fine Shoes for Ladies
and Children.
In contection with the above fine
shoes we have 8 fille Sue of
's 4 BOO]
ns W SHOES, BROGANS,
& SLIPPERS
of every desoription, at the lowest figs
ures.
$a Remember the place, on Corner of
: BROCK ERHOF F how
BELLEF. NTE, PENN'A
may
Great Reduction
AT SPRING MILLS,
* .
asseasusalll all kinds Of cassetese
WINTER GOODS, &e¢, &-,
such as
FLANNELS, OVERCOATS,
wesssssssloJotHing, Hats, Caps, cecsiine
Boots, Shoes ——— ~All kiohs of}
DRESS GOODS,
Notions, Hosiery, loves, te, ete.
BR18.0000e
&:.
veri Also in Byraps,
Teas, ete.,
GLASS, CHIN QUEENS
WARE,
Also dealer in
:
wen (emi,
rr
es EA es RA BOA HO A
A TRENTON SENSATION.
Hr —-—
Senator Youngblood Claiming to Have
Been Insultod by the Governor,
Turnton, N. J., Feb. 5, —Mr, Youngblood
furnished the senate with a gonuine sensa-
tion last night. In responsa to Gov, Abbett’s
special message, Salling attention to the re
fusal of a Hatkensadk Cemetery assodiation
to permit the burial within its limits of a
worthy colored man's body, the senator
Crew up a bill to meet all such cases, When
it came up on second reading Mr, Young.
blood rose and stated that he ‘had had the
hardihood, temerity or impudence, or what-
ever it might be characterized, to call on
Gov. Abbett at tho executive chamber to
ask his opinion of the Hackensack bill. Had
the governor,” he said, ‘quietly kicked him
(Youngblood) {out he could not have
more hastily followed the bill He
had framed the bill upon the
basis of the governor's message of last week
and his éxcellgnoy would learn before the
clofe of his gubernatorial term that there
were people in the state beside Gov, Abbett.
For himself he did not choose to take the
governor's impudence and was indifferent as
to whether he, the governor, liked it or not,
but he wished to state publicly that he had
been insulted by the governor, and that any
gentleman who should call at the executive
chamber must take the same chances,
Mr. Youngblood declined to talk after the
adjournment, except to say, curtly: “I dont
propose to put up with any of Abbett's inso-
lence.” Gov. Abbett said to the American
Press representative that he did not insult
Mr. Youngblood; he was opposed to the pro-
vision of the bill which exempted religious
associations which own or control a ceme
tary; they have no right to discriminate.
“Mr. Youngblood,” he added, “ventured to
suggest that I did not understand the bill,
and I took occasion to inform him that my
knowledge of the subject surpassed his. He
took umbrage at this, I suppose, but cer
tainly he was not insulted.”
GAY HEAD'S HORROR.
The Investigation Still in Progress—
An Alleged Heartless Admission,
Bosrox, Feb. 7.—The official investigation
into the cause of the City of Columbus dis
aster was continued. Roderick McDonald,
quartermaster of the ill-fated ship, thirty.
five years of age, and a follower of the sea
for the last eighteen years, testified. His
testimony, however, was remarkable only
for what he didn't know.
Capt. Burnham, of the board of inspectors
of stzam vessels for the Boston district,
stated that the captain of the steamship
Glaucus had admitted to him privately that
the Glaucus the wreck of the steam
ship City of Columbus after daylight on the
morning of the disaster and recognized her;
that the signals of distress were seen from
the Glaucus, but that the latter steamer did
not stop because the captain did not wish to
be delayed on his trip. “This,” said Capt.
Burnham, “is one of the most heartless
things I ever heard of. It was outrageous,
end 1 propose to summon the entire crew of
the Glaucus before the board. 1 never heard
of such a violation of that holy but unwrit-
ten law of humagity so essentially and so
generally resgectod among seamen.”
The Queen's Speech,
Loxnox, Feb, 5.— Parliament reassembled
to-day; Charles Bradlaugh occupied a back
seat. The queen's speech congratulates her
faithful commons upon the satisfactory re
lations existing between Great Britain and
foreign nations. The Madagascar incident
had been arranged cordially with France
A commission had been appointed and was
sitting in Paris discussing the regulation of
the Newfoundland histories which, it was
hoped, would be concluded satisfactorily to
both the United States and Great Britain
An agreement had been made with Portugal
respecting the interests of that country and
England in the Congo country. Arrange
ments were progressing favorably towards
the assumption of diplomatic relations with
Mexico, and negotiations had been com:
menced for commercial treaties with Turkey
and Japan. The treaties with Spain and
Corea had been signed. Unforseen calamities
in Egypt bad prevented the evacus
tion of that country by the Driv
fsh troops, but it was hoped that
the existing difficulties there would
be speedily adjusted. It was expected that
the Transvaal negotiations would soon reach
& favorable conclusion. The social condi
tion of Ireland exhibited a substantial im
provement. Agrarian crime bas sensibly
diminished, and law has Leen everywhere
upheld. The estimates for the services of
the coming year are in a forward state of
preparation, and will shortly be submitted to
you. The following bills are recommended
for early action by Parliament: For the ex
tension of the franchise reform inthe local
government, including local option; the
London municipal government; the new
shipping measure and Sanday closing in
Sopris y 8
Pathologists Puzzled,
SraunongLy, Pa, Feb, 7.-Wm. Farge
son, of this place, when seventeen years o
Age was attacked with severe pains in bis
right band, and though he is now fortysix
years old he has been annually attacked sim-
larly, though at each time suffering more
than at the preceding time. Convulsions
and paroxysms now visit him at exactly the
same period of the year, and alwags at the
same hour in the evening. He is now ul.
fering the most acute agony, and is visited
by scores of physicians, who have been com-
pletely baffled. HB body becomes terribly
swollen, he becomes unconscious, and on
shows evidence of having passed
a terrible ordeal. On being re.
Be becomes perfectly well, and is
only troubled at intervals of a year. The
ease can be accounted for by the fact that
Furgeson's during gestation saw the
a aetoem of agony in a
which bad been thrown into a fire,
and that he bas become thus birthmarked
temperament,
South Carolina Industries,
13tebdm, J. D. LONG,
” v HL Rant bs ydde aii
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Mr, Frank Charles, Wrighteviile, Pa.,
ays: Brown's Iron Bitters is the best
emedy for chills and fever I ever used.
' Pestitution In Leipzig,
Lewzia, Feb, 7.~Widepread distress ex-
{sts among the working people of Saxony,
owing to dullness in manufactures and
scarcity of employment, Seven of the suf-
ferers committed suicide recently on one
day at Leipzig.
The Anarchists are making every effort to
inflame the populace to acts of violence,
They openly denounce as traitors to the peo-
ple the Socialists DBebel and Leibknecht,
members of the lower house of the Baxon
parliament, who have always been consid-
ered as among the most radical champions
of the popular cause, These gentlemen were
formerly members of the Reichstag, where
they were among the most persistent Oppo-
nents of Prince Bismarck's policy, and in
1572 they wore condemned to two years
imprisonment for tressonable utterances,
Their efforts have mainly been directed,
however, to securing reform through legis
lation, and their methods are too moderate
to suit the ideas of the present leaders of
the Anarchist faetion, who have caused
placards to be posted in the Royal Palace at
Dresden, proclaiming that blood alone can
satisfy their hatred of the aristooracy.
Incivil Resolutions,
Feb, 7.~The
Germany
BrrLix, Cross Gazette re
marks that would receive with
equanimity any American eriticiam upon
ber social, political and economic condition,
but the legislators at Washington might
have spared the Reichstag the incivility of
the Lasker resolutions,
The Cross Gazette, National Gazaotte and
Vossisches Zeitung, in commenting upon re-
cent events in Egypt, express the conviction
that a new chapter in Egyptian history has
been opened, and that a complete change in
the political relations of that country must
result,
The Doctors Agree,
Pams, Feb. 7.—The Academy of Medicine,
with one dissenting vote, has pronounced in
favor of repealing the decree excluding
American pork,
Audacious Highwaymen,
Bosrox, Feb, 7.-Two men séized the horse
of Walter Bmith on North Beacon street
and demanded his money. Instead of money
they got the contents of his revolver.
HARD TO BELIEVE.
Itis hard to believe that a man was
ured of a kidney disease after his body
was swoolen as big as a barrel and he
had been given up as incurable and lay
at death's door. Yet such a cure wasac
omplished by Kidney-Wort in the per
son of M. M. Devereaux, of Ionia, Mich,
who says: “After thirteen of the best doc-
tors in Detroit bad given me up, 1 was
cured by Kidney-Wort. I want every
one to know what a boon it ie."
; li anit
J. N.Leitzel, Auctioneer at Bpriog
Mills, will cry sales in any part of the
county, and guarantee satisfaction
Charges reasonable. Reference—Col
Josiah Neff, Centre Hill tf
— tiles
MADE ON PURPOSE.
of Those Mistakes (7) Which are
More Frequent than Profitable.
BENSON'S CAP.
CINE PORC IR.” said a father to his
ittle daughter, after examining a package she
bad just brought from the drug store
“Isn't it, papa 7 1 am sorry, but | asked the man
for Benson s-1 know | did, and he took the 5
wits Jou gave me to pay for it with,” exclaimed
aiid i Maybe the drug man
One
“Why, my child, thi
JUS PLAS
syseil,” was the gentle
5 od his cont and bat
3't you send me Bensous plaster in.
stead of this cheap and trashy thing 7
“Why I thought that would suit you just aswell
and"
“You thought! yo
had you to thi
but for lling
What business
i't pay you for thinking,
er,” said the indignant call
“Take that thing back snd
Tl get what 1 want else
s+ thoueht
3 thought
THE SURE CURE
——— FOR ————
KIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
CONSTIPATION, PILES,
AND BLOOD DISEASES.
PHYSICIANS ENDORSE IT HEARTILY,
"Kidney Wort is the most susosssful remedy
I over used. Dr. P. C. Ballon, Monkton, Vi.
we
—Buy an overcoat at the Philadel-
pbia Branch, and if you don't need it
now, lay it aside for next winter. Lew-
ina & Co, have put the price down so low
that it will pay to get an overcoat now
and lay itv up for next season,
Ee ———— qt
BULWER LYTTON'S BRIDGE.
Where it Touches the Shores and the
Great Columns in Midstream,
“What a beautiful bridge between old age and
childhood is religion, How intuitively the child
begins with prayer and worship on entealng life,
aud how intuitively, on quitting life, the old man
turns back toprayer and worship, putting himself
again side by side with the infant,” remarks Sir
E. Bulwer Lytton, in his “Strange Slory.”
Yes, but between its distant abutments the
bridge of life has many high and awful aches,
through which the wild waters desh and rons
in wrath and desolation. Prayer and worship
alone do not sustain these, Nature's solid rocks
must He unshdaken beneath, and human art and
skill must rear and solidify the structure over-
head. God's will Is best exemplified in the laws He
has made for the creatures whom He has placed
under their control, Neither the ehila’s trustful
“Our Father,” nor the old man's * Fon me not
in the midst of mine infinnities,” will alter this
by the weight of a single grain,
Belence and art first—then faith and prayer—is
the order of heaven itself, Divinity Pol through
its agents, and those agents are the discoveries of
men ; not the vague sunouncements of prophets
or seers. Is life a burden to you ? Does time d 1
Is your power to cope with {ites roblem and du-
ties weakened 7. You are not weil Your blood is
sluggish and tainted, perhiapa or some important
organ is torpid or overworked, This fact may
have taken the form of dispepsia, rheumatism,
gout, malaria, pains in thestomach, chronic head-
ache or any of a half a dozen other (lls. PAR
KERS TONIC will invigorate you, as fresh
alr invigorates those who have been shut up in
damp, fetid cells, It Is powerful pure, delicious,
scientific, safe-—the keystone of the central arch
of the bridge of life, feb,
ALL DRUCQISTS SELL IT.
An Old Soldier's
EXPERIENCE.
“ Calvert, Texas,
May 8, 1882,
“1 wish to express my appreciation of the
valuable qualities of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
as a cough remedy,
“ While with Churchill's army, just before
the battle of Vicksburg, I contracted a so
vere cold, which termivated in a dangerous
cough. I found uo relief till on our march
we esme Lo a country store, where, on asking
for some remedy, 1 was wed to ry AYERS
Curany PECTORAL.
“1 did so, and was rapidly cured. Since
then I have kept the PROTORAL constantly by
me, for family use, and | have found it to be
an invaluable remedy for throat and Jung
diseases, J. W. Wareey.™
Thousands of testimonials certify to the
prompt eure of all bronchial and lung
affections, by the ue of AvER's CHERRY
Prcromal. Being very palatable, the young
est ehildren take it readily.
PREPARED BY
Dr.J.C.Ayer &Co., Lowell, Mass,
Sold by all Draggista,
JOHN A. GRENOBLE,
BPRING MILLE, PA,
Dealer in
STOVES, TINWARE &
: PATENT IRON ROOFING.
Use Patent Iron Roofing, it outlasts
any building, and costs only a trifle
more than shingles. Call and see it.
Everything in the line of
COOKING STOVES,
COAL STOVES,
1& RANGES,
PRICES LOW AS THE LOWEST !
TINWARE
of all descriptions on-hand and made to
order, 12decy
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Great Reduction
in all kinds of
WINTER ,GOODS, BLANKETS
HAPS, GLOVES
Hosiery, Underwear, Boots, F lavvels
even if you do not
need them this
Beason’it will re-
pay you to buy
sod bold them
over until next.
We have a large stock of
Turkey Prunes and have reduced
them to 8 cents
r pound—3 lbs,
or 23 cents,
Try our Choice Syrup at 60 cents; per
gallon. Also bave a
good one, a little dark
in color, at 40 cents,
QUEENS & GLASSWARE
also greatly reduced in
price.
VALENTINE STORE Co, Lim.
Bellefonte, Penn's.
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RE SELI
SECTIONS
SECTIONS AN
REAPERS,
REAPERS,
And all kinds of Farming Tools,
RA KES, FORKS,
SCYTHES,
ROPE BLOCKS,
SPROUTS HAY FORKS, &e.
—AS WELL AS ALL KINDS OF
HARDWARE, TO MEET THE DE.
MANDS IN THIS LINE,
JAS, HARRIS & CO,
M. A. SANDOE,
MERCHANT TAILOR, CENTRE HALL, PA,
Offers bis services to the public. He
is thoroughly experienced in bis line
of trade and guarantees satisfaction
tosll. Haviog bad many years ex
perience iu cutting, be gives his cos
tomers only first class work. Parties
needing new suits of any kind, ean
have put up as cheap, if not
cheaper, than elsewhere, and will be
sure to be pleased. Has constant!
on hand samples of all kinds of
and can furnish a complete outfit.
Repairing promptly and reatly done.
Cards—Attorneys.
———i reais
J H. ORVIS,
- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Ofoe or kL ae, oi 30 oor of
nov
Parsts
Pr »
ttorney-ats Law,
(iF init the Courts, Oillée in the
it Bellefonte. tl
Furst build
A
Attorpey-at Law,
on Alleyweny street, Bol tb
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CARPETS! CARPETS!
Having made large con.
tracts with leading manufac-
turers of
BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,
INGRAINS, VENETINES
and all other grades of car-
pets, we are enabled to dis
play a much larger and
more complete stock than
ever before. Great dare
has been taken in selecting
the choicest and artistic de-
signs. It bas already be.
come proverbial that if you
want pretty as well as cheap
CARPETS
you must go to the BEE.
HIVE, and now we are
doubly prepared 10 main
tain our reputation.
A Gereral live of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
is ope of our
BPECIALTIES.
MERCHANT TAILORING
PARTMENT.
We are now receiving our
Spring Btock of Woolens to which
an early call of inspection is
most respectfully solicited.
There being always a lull between
seasons, therefore in order
to keep our tailors working
we will allow a
SPECIALDISCOUNT
on all orders given up to March 1st,
DE-
Store lighted by Electricily
80 that you can make selec-
tions by night as well as by day.
Also Telephone Connections.
GOLDSMITH BROS,
BEE-HIVE ONE PRICED BTORES,
Bellefonte, Pa.
Steam
Bending Shops.
AT FARMERS MILLS, PA
All kinds of bending in weod done on
short notice, Orders filled for rims of all
sizes, and of best material ; bobsled run-
pers, shafts, bent bounds, plow handles,
phaeton and buggy resches. Fend for
price list. Orders by mail promptly at
tended to. All work guaranteed,
lioot y J. B. REAM & SON.
Dentists.
GW. HOSTERMAN,
Dentist, Centre Hall
Office at residence on Church street, oppo-
site Lutheran Church, Will give satis
taction in all branches of his profession.
Ether administered. l4adr
R.8..G. GUTELIUS,.—
Dentist, Millbeim. Offers his
professional services 10 the public. He is
prepared to perform all operations in the
dental profession. He is now fully pre
pared to extract teeth sbsolutely withou
rin. my 278
SPRING MILLS HOUSE,
On L&T. R R
SUMMER RESORT.
-
(FINE
Fine Fishing and Honting-—Roman-
tic Mountain and Valley Scenery,
Healthy Locality.
TERMS REASONABLE.
J. H, BIBBY .......c.c.c... Proprietor
SPRING MILLS, CENTRE COUNTY, PA.
way}
UsH HOUSE.
W. R. Teller, proprietor, Bellies
te, Pa. Special attention given to
country trade. Junelby
(CUIMNOT HOUSE, —
EMANUEL BROWS, ordre ra:
The traveling community will find
th hovel equal toutty In the County ig
every respect, for man and beast,
chagies vey moderate. Giveit a trial
CF TRE HALL HOTEL.
D, J. MEYER, Prop'r.
FOR SUMMER BOARDERS AND TRANSIENT
CUSTOM.
inold
AR DR & BOWER, bil
Good Table, healthy locality,
arronnded by finest
a in the state. Schools
d churches convenient, Terms very
ea 16ang tf
‘BVIN HOUSE, ,
Perms reasonable, Good rooms
mongtain water,
£1