“Will the coming man smoke I" was set.
tied by Prof. Fisk in his charming pa.
Het. Ho saye, moreover, that the rational
way to use tobecoo (a through the pipe.
All ares thant only the bes! tobacco should
be used, Which is the best? That to
which Nature haa contributed the most 63.
quisite finvors, Blackwell's Bull Burham
Smoking Tobaceo fills the bill completely,
Nearly two-thirds of siithe cbhacco grown
on the Golden Tobaceo belt of North Caro-
lina goes into the manufactory of Black.
well, at Durham. They buy the pick of
tho eutire section. Hence
i's Ball Durban
Tobacoo fs the
at tobaceo, Don's
[es 08 4 when you buy,
Tha Durham Bull trade.
sack on
kK ia
avery panuine
jaCEae.
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Barve been
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The patient beousses
BM cheerful sud guia
SEND ADDRESS REY wees rapid.
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80614 North 10th St., St. Louis, Mo.
Que MoxTirs TaeaTwent, $3; 2 owns, §5; 3 worn, B38
joe #nias 188
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Ono Monts treatment $3, two months §5, thoes months 7
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The Puastilles are prepared and
HARRIS REMEDY CO
Tha Pastilles I purchased from you in Augu
rove tO me most Cone
308 N, 10th, St.
fo thera is ho
yond my timos
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not ex
DURA
Sent FREE
TRIAL BOX
Nothing on ear
i 30 1 plat food, Son ey YY
valaable
OUR LEADER. .
We offer an 8 to 10 1. P, Automatic, Spark. Arvest
fog, Mounted Portable Eagine, with Ml, 16 18
enreiage, 32 18 track aod ways, 2 stsouitansous
lever set head blocks, 2%.inch arbor, 3 changes
Jord: sawyer controls feed.iover and head block
from ote tion, GO-inch
saw, LO 18 Bipeh 4-ply bel ud
food. bells, canthooks, aw
hiener, ote, Rig com iete fot
oferaiin. 1100 on CATS. Fue
ne on ak $100 lean,
will burn al from the saw two
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cars and for Sapa ou
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Manufacturers styles Atuto.
matic Engineafrom 2 to 300 HH. P.
. ng, pulleys, and
tg} Elwirs, N, Xo», Box 1427,
lh oa——
Great Reduction
AT SPRING MILLS,
irsaveiaits ll kinds ofs.cisnnes
WINTER GOODS, &e¢, &e., &o.
guch as
FLANNELS, OVERCOATS,
weeensnnlothing, Hats, Caps, ceecerses
Boots, Shoes ~All kiohs of
DRESS GOODS,
Notions, Hosiery, Gloves, ete, ete.
wi AlS0 in Byraps, Bugsre....
Tear, Coffees, ete..
GLASS, CHINA & QUEENS
WARE.
Also dealer in
ce (3eaadit, Coal aod Plaster see
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Successor to Pealor & Long.
food Puy tor Agenis, S1 * per
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
La ——————————
A Review of Current Events at
the Beat of Government,
Action of Committces on Important
Measures — What Congress Finds
to Yo And What Somo Con~
gressmen Find to Say.
Minister Sargent’s Position.
WasHINGTON, March 28.-Secretary Fre
linghuysen has received no communication
from Minister Sargent indicating a desire to
remain at Berlin and not accept the Bt,
Potorsburg mission. It is stated at the de
partment that the duties of minister at Ber.
lin will devolve upon Mr. Sidney Everett, of
the United States legation at that city, and
that the post at Berlin will remain unfilled
for some time. It is stoutly denied on all
sides that Secretary Folger's name has been
considered in connection with the Berlin
mission.
No credencatis given to the report from
Paris that Mr. Sargent'informed the Berlin
correspondent of La France that he will re-
fuse the mission to St. Petersburg sud will
remain provisionally at Berlin
Paris, March 20, —~La France publishes a
later dispatch from its Berlin correspondent
confirming the statements that Minister Bar.
gont will refuse the mission to Bt Peters
burg, and adds that Mr. Bargent has ex.
pressed his intention to retire from diplo-
matic pursuits absolutely.
A Place for Tom Ochiltree.
WasHmisGrox, March 27. —President Ar
thur, late yesterday afternoon, sent to the
senate a communication nominating Mr,
Fargent, now nyinister to Berlin, to be min-
stor at St. Petersburg, vice Hunt deceased,
Boon after the reception of this communica.
tion, the ‘senate went into executive session
and unanimously confirmed the nomination.
Following is a copy of a cable dispatch
sont to Mr. SBargant:
“Sargent: Minister Berlin—The president
approves entirely of your course in the
Lasker matter. You havo done nothiog but
obey the instructions of the government
therein, The president thinking it may be
agreeable to you, nominated you as minister
to St. Petersburg, and your nomination,
without referemce to any committee, was
immediately and unanimously confirmed by
tho American senate. This action manifests
an appreciation of your worth and does you
an honor of which any citizen may well be
proud. Y“FRELINGHUYSEN."
Information Wanted.
Wasnixcrox, March 25. —Iu the senate
Mr. Vanwyek offered the following preamble
and resolution, which, on objection of Mr.
ngalls, lies over oue day:
Whereas, On 24th day of January,
1884, the senate adopted the following:
Resolved, That the attorney general be di-
rected to inform tho senate when and by
whom compensation for special attorneys in
the Star routs case in the District of Colum-
bia was fixed, and to furnish copies of any
agreements or memoranda relating thereto,
and if, in his judgment, the compensation is
unreasonable, why he ratified and continued
the same. Also, whether said attorneys or
any of them are now in the employ of the de-
partment of justice, and at what compensa-
tion
the
Whereas, No reply has been made there,
therglore
Resolved, That the attorney general be di-
rected to furnish the information desnanded
or to give the reasons for paglecting or ro-
fusing to do sa,
To Vix a Salary Schedule,
Wasmisorox, March The Springer
committees this morning appointed a sub
composed of
Cut
oh
comunitton, Messrs, Springer,
Van Alstyne, Stevenson, Dowen and He ”
hill, to devise a scheme of salaries to be paid
United States marshals, district attorneys,
clerks of supremo courts and their deputies,
fol iou of fees, as now, The sub-commitiee
will report to the full committees in a fow
days, and it is the intention to attach the
schemes to the sundry civil service appro
priation bill, so that it may go through at an
early day. The sub-committee has not yet
formulated anything as to the amount of
salaries these officers shall be paid, but $3,004
for marshals and $3 500 for district attorneys
and about half those amounts for deputies
aro mentioned.
Gresham and a Jadgeship,
Wasmixoron, March 24. —Benstor Harri
son, at the request of an Indiana official,
signed a petition to the president for the ap-
golntmen of Postmaster Gresham to be
udge Drummond's successor. The senator
explains that he did so on the amsuranos that
Gen. Gresham desired the office, and that
the petition was being circulated with his
knowledge. Indianians explain thelr activ-
ity in regard to Gresham io this matter by
saying thas reasons personal to himself! im
pel him to this course, and that any denial
or weming denial in any quarter is only dip
lomatic, and intended to serve the object
which the petition bearervand Gen. Gresham
have in view,
For the Greely Helief Expedition,
Wasiascron, March 20. Capt. Behley
will be ordered to the Thetis, the flagship of
tho Greely relief expedition, on April 2, and
after that date will make his headquarters
at the Brooklyn navy yard, to perfect the
sratijematits for the expedition. - He speaks
of the Thelils as the finest Arctic vessel he
has over soon.
England's Arab Allles,
Bragim, March 20. Gen, Graham and
Admiral Hewitt have held a durbar with a
large number of Sheiks, who agree to pro
tect the road to Berber, and to maintain
peace. The Sheikbs assert that Osman Digma
intends to attack any caravans that are sent
out,
The King of Abyssinia is said to be at
Massowah with 25,000 warriors. He will
await Admiral Hewitt's arrival and hold a
conference with him,
The Week's Fallure,
New Yonx March 20.—There were 162
failures in the United States reported to
Bradstreet's during the past week against
192 in the preceeding week, and 170, 129 and
U7 in the corresponding weeks of 1883, 1888
and 1881 respectively.
ma ——
Menvy Failure,
New Yon, March 20. Dispatches from
Duston report the failure of Wetherall Bros,
steel commission merchants, They were the
in the United Btates of Wilson
wkd wdrthy Ellison & Co, of a
were supposed to worth
io 000,
For Mayor of Jersey Clty.
Jensky Cizx, March 20. A! the Republi
can city convention the delegates unani
ously selected as their dundidate for mayor
Gilbert Collins, the gentleman nomiuaied
on Monday night by the C.tisers’ ar woiation.
Duke's Slayer to Become a Faimer,
Preospono, March 27 «James Nott, tia
slayer of Dukes, takes charge of bis mvither'y
intends making his future howe
PRINCE LEOPOLD
DEAD.
Queen Victoria's Youngest Son Die:
Suddenly at Cannes,
Loxpox, March 28 Considerable gloom
was cast over the city by the receipt of tele
graphic messages from Cannes stating thal
the Duke of Albany (Prince Leopold)
dled suddenly at his hotel there to-day.
The duke was seized with a fit, and de
spite the ‘best medical attendance he died
without being restored to consciousness
The physicians attribute his death to over
exertion aud fatigue brought ou by the
duke’s indulging too freely in gayeties. Only
last Tuesday night, in spite of the orders ©
his physicians, he danced several hours and
returned home quite prostrated,
{His royal highness, Prince Leopold George
Duncan Albert, was the yeungest son ©
Queen Victoria, snd next to the younges
child, the Princess Beatrice being four yean
younger. He was born April 7, 1853, ant
was therefore within a few days of com
pleting his 31st year. He was created Duk:
of Albany a few years ago and was also Ear
of Clarence and Baron Arklow. He wan
married on April 27, 1882, to the Princes’
Helen, of Waldeck Pyrmont, sister to the
Queen of the Netherlands, who was nearly
¢ight years bis junior. He bad been fron
his infancy = genuinely royal perscnsge ft
his maaner, without anything of the bluff
ness which distinguishes his elder brothers
Ho was at first destined for the church, and}
was of a delicate, artistic and religious tem
perament, and physeally in continual il}
health. He was noted for some musica |
talent. He took very little interest ia geo |
eral matters, but was particular about smal |
things that concerned himself, He did not |
impress those who saw him as a man of any]
intelisctual force, and his face was not ex |
pressive. } |
ROSE AMBLER'S MURDERER.
Private Detectives Pursuing Him,
An Arrest to Be Made.
MRsMInGHAM, Ct, March 27. —Interest Ir
the mysterious Hose Ambler tragedy is re
vived bere by the current rumor thas de
tectives' who have been tracing up the caw
bave made some important dikcoverie
which may ultimately lead to the arrest of
the poor girl's murderer. It is confident)
mssorted that within a week an importan
arrest will be made, and that the evidence
will be of such a character as to fully justify
the commitment of the suspected criminal
for trial before the superior court. The
general supposition that the search for
the murderer was abandoned Immediately
after the termination of the coroner's
investigation is incorrect Detective Arnold,
of Bridgeport, who always held to the belief
that Williaa Lewis was the gulity man,
spent much time in up clues br
Stratford and the Naugatuck walley. Boel
information as he obisined he promptly
turned over to State Attorney Fessenden, of
Falreld cous ty, but the evi fences was evi
dently not sufficient to warrant an arrest. It
now appears that two private detectives,
man and a woman, have for a long time been
reexploring the fiekli which the euriler de
tectives were supposed to have gone over x
thoroughly, and that new facts bave been
obtained. The detectives bave guarded their
movements so careiuily that the fact of their
having been at work oun the case was only
known bere within the Inst day or two, The
report is that the tectives are in possession
2 which disprovoes Towis story
the murder was committed he
was in bed at his employer's house,
Linntine
sunting
of informat
that when
»
Every individual has a place to fill in the
world, snd is important in some respect,
whether he chooses to be #0 or not. —HAW.
THORNE,
CARPETS! CARPETS
Having made large con-
tracts with leading manufac-
turers of
BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY
INGRAINS, VENETINES
and all other grades of cars
pets, we are enabled to dis-
play a much larger and
more complete stuck than
ever before. Great care
has been taken in selecting
the choigset 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 mains
tain our reputation.
ar»
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s——
A General live of
is ove of our
SPECIALTIES
MERCHANT TAILORING DE:
PARTMENT.
We are now receiving our
an early call of inspection is
most respectfully solicited.
seasons, therefore in order
to keep our tailors working
we will allow a
SPECIALDIBSCOUNT
Store lighted by Eleetricity
#0 that Jou can rake selec:
tions by night as well as by day.
Also Telephone Connections.
GOLDSMITH BROS,
Delliefoute, Pa.
-
APAYING INVESTMENT
Al this season of the year when your
cows fail in milk, your Ln get rough
in coat, yoar pigs refuse to thrive, and
the hens don’t lay as they should, vou
will find a package or two of McDonald's
Celebrated Tonic and Blood Purifying
Horse and Cattle Powder, judiciously ad-
ministered, an investment that will pay
big. This is positively the best horse
and cattle powder made, J. D, Murray
slels it.” Dissatisfied buyers can have
their money refunded. tf
— With the approach of spring new
life is infused in all around us—animate
and inanimate, Vegetation is changing
its garb, and men will do the same, ne.
cessarily. All want new clothing, and
want to buy it for the least possible mon.
ey. The only place to save money in the
purchase of clotbjng is at the Philadel
phia Braneh, Other, parties may sell
cheap, bot none have their clothing
marked down as low as Lewins & Co,
This is an undisputed fact, and should |
always be born in mind. :
A AC
THE SURE CURE
FOR
KIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
CONSTIPATION, PILES,
AND BLOOD DISEASES.
PHYSICIANS ENDORSE IT HEARTILY.
YRidney-Weort is the most soocessfil remedy
I ever used." Dr. P. C. Ballou, Monkton, Vi,
“Kidney - Wort is always reliable.”
Dr. B. WN. Clark, fio. Hero, VL.
“Eidney Wort has oured my wife after two years
sulloring.”
IN THOUSANDS OF CASES
it has cured where all else had failed. Itis mid,
but efficient, CERTAIN IN ITs ACTION, but
harmioss in all cases.
{7 It cleanses the Blood and Strengthens and
gives New Life to all the important organs of
the body. The naturel action of the Kidneys is
restored. The Liver is cleansed of all disease,
and the Bowels move freely aad hesithfully.
In this way the wort discssss are eradicated
from the system, lp %
PRICE, $1.00 LIQUID oR DRY, SOLD BY DRUGGIITS.
Dry oan be sent by mail,
WELLS, RICHARDSON & 00. Burlington VL.
NIRA Aen’
To Dyspeptics.
The most common signs of Dyspepsia, or
Indigestion, are sa oppression at the
stomach, nausea, flatulency, water-brash,
beart-burn, vomiting, loss of appetite, and
constipation, Dyspeptic patients suffer un-
told miseries, bodily snd mesial. They
should stimulate the digestion, and secure
reguist dally action of the bowels, by the
we of moderate doses of
Ayer’s Pills.
After the bowels are regulated, one of these
Pll, taken each day after dinner, is usually
All that is required to complete the cure,
AYER'S PILLs are sugarcosted and purely
vegetable — a pleasant, entirely safe, and re-
Hable medicine for the cure of all disorders
of the stomach and bowels. They are
the best of all purgatives for family wee.
:
Ki
FRIFARED BY
Dr.J.0. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Bod by all Druggists.
RDWABRE :
HARDWARE,
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H?
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A. HARRI: &
wp BE} SELLING. ~~
SECTIONS AND
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REA PERS,
REATPERS,
And sll ‘nindls ot Farmine Tools,
RAKES, FORKS,
SCYTHES,
ROPE BLOCKS,
APROUTS HAY FORKS, &e.
~eAS8 WELL AS ALL KINDS OF
TO MEET THE DE.
CO,
CO.
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ew
MAY NEED THIS
Address J. W. MURRAY,
ELIZABETH, K./.
42 page ostaingue free
Maps & Charts.
Cheapest! Best!
arts Wanted,
LO0O
ENTRE COUNTY BANKING CO,
BELLEFONTE, IA,
{Late Milliken, Hoover & Co.)
BARILY
MADE,
Allow Interest;
Discount Notes;
Boy and bell Gove
Furniture and
is
wt
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W. R. BhACKBIL L
Bedding !
Z LOWEST PRICES?
— Electric
GOODS SHOWN AT NIGH
Light.
I' AS WELL AS DAY.
WE GUARANTEE
Men S Fin © Shoes
WE RECOMMEND.
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CENTRE HALL.
Receive Deposits and allow Io .
terest; Discount Notes; Br,
and Sell Government ‘Se.
curities; Gold and Cou 8
Wu, Woir, Ww. y Je on
Pres Co (hier,
Steam
Bending §ihops.
AT PAPMERS * gir. 18, PA.
i bent + seal 7 Dubsed The
sunds, plow handies,
he Send for
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Attorney-at- Law,
P ss in all the Courts.
Furst b uildng, Bellefonte.
OH TA Attorney ate) aw,
Office on Allea.eny street, liallef
fob tf
D » Autornay-at-Law,
ou ir 01d Vorard EK. Bell vfonte
ER, Attorney -st- Law
. 1+ SPANGLER, in Baglsh and
Jorms ny . Office in Furst's new re
oh o ©. M, Bower
OF AT murders & Bown,
A TTORNEYRAT-LAW, ,
BELLIFONTE, PA.
Oftoe} oGutmans gow buildivg.
©, Tee in the
2maytl
Sag
——
85 & 87 Cortlandt Street,
NEW YORK.
CO.
Letiers testamentary
uf ME
estate 1
s having claims against the
1 1iy authenticated §
JOHN SPICHER
MICHAEL H. SPICHER
12marts Centre Ha
Execuiors
. Penna,
NOTICE 31
upon the € e of Josiah 2
doc'd, having
dersigned they wou
iy request all persons knowing themsel
ebted to the estate Yo make umedisle
and those having clad ¥
duly a1
ment MOLLIE
émartt
a Wook 81 Dome. $5 outfits free. Pay she
solutely sure, No risk. Capital not re
80 guired. Reader, if you want business
st which person, of either sex, young or
Sl. san make gust Day 4 Saritonian io 1: HALA
LETT a con Portand, Maine, iy
Dentists.
Fit. G. W. HOSTERMAN,
Dentist, Centre Hall.
Office at residence on Church street, oppo-
site Lutheran Church. Will give satis.
faction in all branches of hisiprofession.
Ether administered. Tdadr
JR. 5.:G. GUTELIUS.— :
Dentist, Millheim. Offers bis
professional services to the public. Helis
prepared to perform all operations in the
dents! profession. He is now fully pres
pared to extract teeth absolutely withon
pain. my278
SPRING MILLS HOUSE,
On 1.&T. R. R.
FINE SUMMER RESORT,
Fine Fishiog and Hunting—Roman-
tic Mountain and Valley Scenery,
Healthy Locality.
TERMS REASONABLE.
J. H. BIBBY ......coe0seens Proprietor
EPRING MILLS, CENTRE COUNTY, PA.
Fd
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UsSH HOUSK,
B W. R. Teller, proprivtor, Belles
te, Pa. Special attention given to
country trade. juvel By
(ram =as HOUSE,
RELLEPONTE, Pa,
EMANUEL BROWN, Proprietor.
The traveling community will find
this hotel equal to any in the county in
every for man and beast and
charges very moderate. Giveit a trial,
2juwe
(ESTER HALL HOTEL.
D. J. MEYER, Prop'r.
FOR SUMMER BOARDERS AXD TRANZIEXY
reasonable.
Ins HOUSE, a
8. :
first floor
——' (eachers’ blank certificates
scholw +, at tho § office.