Mg A AR: A BAA 5 058503 ha " THOUSANDS HASTENED TO THEIR GRAVES, Relying on testimonials written in vivid glow. ing language of some miraculous cures made by some largely puffed up doctor or patent medicine has hastened thousands to their graves; believing in their almost insane faith that the same miracle will be performed on them, and that these testi monials make the cures, while the so-called med- fcine is all the time hastening them to their graves. We have avoided publishing testimoni. nials, as they do not make the cures, although we have Thousands Upon Thousands of them, of the most wonderful cures, voluntarily sent us, It is our medicine, Hop Bitters, that makes the cures, It has never falled and never can. We will give references to any one for any disease similar totheir own if desired, or will refer to any neighbor, as there is not a neighborhood in the known world but can show its cures by Hop Bitters, A Losing Joke. A prominent physician of Pittsburg said to a la dy patient who was complaining of her continued ili health, and of his inability to cure her, joking. ly said: “Try Hop Bitters,” The lady took it in earnest and used the bitters, from which she ob- tained permanent health, She now laughs at the doctor for his joke, but he is not so w oll pleased with it, as it cost him a good patient, Fees of Doctors, The feeof doctors is an item thet very many persons are interested in, We believe the sched. ule for visits is 83, which would tax a man con- fined to his bed for a year, and in need of a daily visit, over $1,000 8 year for medical attendance alone, And one single bottle of Hep Bitters taken fn time would save the §1.,000 and all the year's sickness, A Lady's Wish. “Oh, how I do wish my skin was as clear and soft as yours,” said a lady to her friend. “You can easily make it so,” answered the friend. “How 17 inquired the lady. “By using Hop Bitters that rakes pure, rich blood and blooming health, It did it for me as you observe, Given Up by the Doctors. “Is it possible that Mr. Godfrey is up an work, and cured by go simple 8 remedy 7 “1 assure you it is true that he is entirely ¢ i, aud only days ago his doctors gave Liz m Kidney and Liver trouble must die, fro The best evidence in the world of the purity and ezcelioncs of Blackwell's Bull Durham Smoking Tobaoeo is found in the fact that the farne of this tobscoo {nereases from year to year. This could not be the case {f it were merely * gotten up to sell,” or had sny dubious or dangerous ingre dients in it Among millions of users of all nationalities, surely some one would find out if it were impure, injuriovs or unpalatable. For 18 years thistobacoo has been acknowledged to be the best in Ae world, and every year the Bull Durham brand grows more popular, the demand for it wider, and smokers more enthusiastic over its delicious patural flavor. Azk your desler for it Get the genuine trade mark of the Bull AA There ia no mischief done where Bisckwell's Bull Durham Bmoking Tobacco is used. FROM THE PRESIDENT OF BAYLOR UNIVERSITY. “ Independence, Texas, Sept. 29, 1822, Gentlemen: Ayer’s Hair Vigor Has been used in my housebold for three Ieas0ns © ~~ 1st. To prevent falling ont of the hair, #4. To prevent too rapid change of color, Bd. A» a dressing, It his given éntiré fatisfiection ih every instatide, Yours respectfully, Wa Caney Chana” AYER'S HAIR VIGOR is entirely free from uncleanly, dangerous, or injurions sub stances. It prevents the hair from turning gray, restores gray hair to its original eolor, prevents baldness, preserves the hair and promotes iis growth, cures dandruff and All diseases of the hair snd sealp, and is, at the same time, & very superior sod desirable dressing. FREPARED BY Dr.J.C.Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass, Sold by all Druggists, RT URL) SLB LT bila LI dL dN 39 LIRR 8 LINDSEY'S BLOOD im OR HELP Weorren MEN we NERVOUS? LAUK VITAL ENERGY. The HOWARD GALVANTO SHI ond our other Riestes and as represented, of looney , Prom 84 AMERICAN GALVANIC co., spwards. 1103 Chestnut St, Philada., Pa. Ask for at Marray’s Drug vtore, of C. BOAL, . Justice of the Peace and Conveyander, Centre Hall, Pa Ofice In Penns Valley Bank bullding. may’ y ELEVEN MEN DROWNED NEAR HELENA, MONTANA, Helena, Montana, June 10.— While the ferry boat at Thompson's Falls was cross. ing the river on Sunday afternoon, the enble broke and the boat went over the falls 300 yards below. The boat had on board eleven men bound for the Coeur D'Aline mines, and thirteen pack horses, each carrying 300 pounds of supplies for Eagle City. The current was very swift and powerful. As soon as the cable broke all the passengers except two jumped over board and struggled vainly to reach the shore, but ware swept over the falls. The boat righted after going over the brink and lodged against Belknap bridge, a short distance below, where the two passengers who clung to the boat were rescued. Two men on shore took a skiff and tried to effect the rescue of those who jumped into the water, but were alto swept over the falls, All were strangers going to the mines and their names aro not known, All the pack an. imals were drowned. — i —TIrish point and Oriental laces just received, at the Bee Hive, i ———————————————————————— THREE VILLAGES WRECKED BY STORM. Atchison, Kan., June 10.—Information has just been received of a destructive wind storm in the western portion of the state. At 6 o'clock in the evening at Cawker City the wind blew straight from the northwest with fearful velocity, The First National Bank building was forced from its foundation and carried away. About thirteen dwellings were either un. roofed, demolished or wrecked in some manner. Many business houses were their fronta blown in. storm was also severe; many houses were blown down, others unroofed, with chimneys, ont-honses and fences totally destroyed. At Hardy, Nebraska, thirteen | tars were blown from the track andi wrecked, while other damages to houses | and stores, ete, is reported. The rain | fell in torrents and covered the ground] completely in many places, | | Fans and parasols—Garmans, The Times Washington special of 12! says: Very little was talked of to-day but the Tilden letter of withdrawal, The eabject fairly divided the time with the river and barbor bill in the house, over which a bot fight was in progress, and! senators hung about the cloak rooms en | gaged on the sume absorbing topic. it is) regarded as a very curions circamstance | that a thing which was so confidently | predicted and so apparently inevitable! should create such confusion and excite | ment when it came. Everybody has been discussing the probability of Tilden's| declination of the Presidential candidacy | for the last month, yet last night when it was rumored that the letter had actually! at last been given to the press very few | could be found that believed the state-| ment. To-day the comment is very ac-| tive and the would be managers and| candidate boomers are as busy as bees! puffing their favorite candidate. em——— a if— Remember by paying the Rerorrea| one year in advance subscribers get cred. it for 14 months. ! ——— i } A GREAT STORM IN CALIFORNIA. San Francisco, June 10.—Terrifie cloud-| bursts have deluged the valleys in Hum-| boids Mountains aad washed out thirty! miles of Central Pacific Railroad track. | Gavze underwear, in great variety—| Garwans, i : i i LAND SINKS OVER A COAL MINE. Wilkesbarre, June 10.—A serious cave~| in oocarred last night at No. 4 Colliery of} the Delaware, Lackawanna aod Western! Coal Company, at Poke Hollow, a small mining village about 5 mites from this} city. About four acres of ground setiied, | the fall at some points being over 2 feet. Tweuty miners’ houses stood on ibis iand aud pot one escaped injary. Some were completely wrecked. A double house owned by Kirkland McDougall wes reduced to rains and Kirklaad, who was in bed at the time, was buried in the de- bris, sustaining perbaps iatal injuries. Another man was badly burt and sever~ al persous slightly by falling plaster, ie — lead ~Garmans In every thing we Bush Arcade, MASSACRE AT BERBER. Cairo, June 10.—~Reports have reached bere 10 the effect that the rebels ne days ago massacred Hossien Pasha Kba | lifa, commander at Berber, snd ail his family ; the garrison, which was tatnfos to the Kbedive, and the European trad ers who remained there. - THE HALF WAS NEVER TOLD of the wonderful powers and virtues of that best of ail medicines, Kidney- Wort, It has been tried and proven. Its cures are numberless and the record of (sup- posed) incurable cases that have yielded to its influence, is astounding, If you have trouble with your kidneys, liver or buwels, if you suffer from constipation and piles, if you are the victim of rhen- matism or malaria, take Kidney-Wort. You will find ii the remedy you need. - TANNERY DESTROYED, Dubois, Pa, June 9, —Penfield’s exten- sive tannery and bark yards, containing 2,000 cords of bark, were destroyed by fire lat night. Loss, $15,000, No in- surance, A BOTTLE of Cartis’ Carmelite Cordial should occn- py the handy eorner of every traveler's satchel. No prudent person” will think of nadertaking a journey involving changes of climate, diet and water, with- ont first procuring a bottle, It nover fails. It never disappoints, Money re- funded in every case when an ngle Hots tie, ar directed, fails to cure any case of cholern, dysentery, cholera morbus, diarrhoea, cramps, pains in the bowels, Jouxsrox. Hortoway & Co, Puoilade!phia Agents, * or . -. MAN AND WIFE KILLED, Harrisburg, Pa, June 10~Durirg » thunder storm this afternoon Frank Div. oly and his wife were mraek by lighe ning and killed at their doorway. - diss assortment is com Io embroideries and white goods ‘our plete—Garmans, r— BEN BUTLER'S NERVE Butler wonld have made a duellist of himsal!f had he been born in a Btate and at a time when the eode of honor held good, Bui beau-eating Massachusetts never dghte duels, and Butler's nerve has had tc be expended in other ways. A notable instance of this occurred in 18566 wher Ben Butler was a young practi- tioner at Lowell The Buchanan cam- paign was in full progress, and a great moetng was being held in the largest hall of the city. Rufus Choate, the great lawy, was addressing the meeting, and his elcquence had thrown them into the wildeel enthusinsm, when a jar was felt and ©. erash was heard. The ery went forth ‘The floor is ginking.” Every one turned pale, and the andienco rose for a stam) ode, when Ben Butler came to the fron} of the platform beside Mr. Choate, and, ealling upon the audience to halt, said there was no danger ; that the archi- tect of the building was present, and that he wo tld go with him and examine the I'his cuieted the audience, Butler and the architect made an im- mediile examination of the hall, and found the danger very great. Butler at once returned, and smilingly assured the but, nus the hall was overcrowded, he ad- vised ‘hem fo quietly adjourn to the pub- iC Bon The crowd went catastrophe was As Butler stepped on the plat- form Ye had whispered to Mr. Choate with a half iaugh, in order to deceive the widienee, This is what he said: “Mr. Choabs, I must ol his speech. out and the enr this house or we shall ell be in hell in five a minutes” tis ol A M———— (UNIGUNDA'S PUNISHMENT. In sncient times, the danghter of the lord of Kienast Castle, in Prussia, named Cuniganda, who was as cold and bhard- heart21 as she was beautiful, made a vow to acoopt no one as a lover who should not proviously ride round the castle on | the top of the outer wall, The castle was perched on a rock detached from the main body of the ular precipicos, so that it wes accessible | only oa one side, by a drawbridge. Cun- | igunda, had many suitors ; but upon the! above snnouncement, the greater num- ber rotired ; a few made the attempt, and | were dashed to pieces in the terrible] abyss. The lady showed no compunction ! or pity ; she desired to remain single, and | was glad to be relieved from the impor- tunities of so many lovers, all of whom were equally indifferent to her. At last a knight presented himsell to try the] perilons task, whose manly beauty and gaging manners interested her so much, | tliat ehe repented of her vow, and wit! ! fear s1.d trembling beheld him mount the | wall npon his steed. To her great joy he | performed the exploit in safety; but, to) her sarprise, when she advanced to throw ne bride-groom, instead of a kiss he gave her a box on the ear, and a smart reproof and then, leaping on his steed, left he: in shame and amazement It was the] Landgrave, Albert of Thuringia, a mar ried rcan, who, in order to punish Cuni practiced his steed in this dangerous ex a A BASQUE DOCTOR. A doctor, in the Landes, as is Sologne or Vendes, has no bed of roses to lie upon. He is in constant antagonism with a rival professional, the sorcerer, or witch-healer, who cures ague and fevm by the aid of simpies and charms; and he finds himself eternally thwarted by those raalefioent hags, the '* wise women,’ or “ disuses,” who are the pest of rurml Frans, and who negative every precept he cw: ntter as fo fresh air, cleanlines for the sick, and especially the hygenic conditions necessary for the rearing of weakly children. It may seom scarcely oredib's that in the nineteenth century thers shotld be erones who make a living by preaching dirt, vermin, and negleot as essmtiol for the health of the young but every village practitioner from Tours to Buronno knows, to his vexation, that such is the case. Medical science does not receive, in the country, the unbesi. tating respect which it meets with in the great towns. If a rural doctor is also a skilled veterinary surgeon, as sometimes happaas, well and good. The oure of a lame horse or a sick cow does more to in- fluenoa the bucolic mind than the most eloquent of expositions, A Me Scns A FRIGHTFUL FUNGUS, One of the most remarkable fungi : of which there is any record grew in the wine sellar of Sir Joseph Danks. He recsived a cask of wine as a gift, and finding it too gwoot had it looked up in a cellar to ripen. Thera it remained for three years, proba- bly during the time he was with Captain Cooke in his voyage around the world At the end of that pericd he directed his butler to assertain the state of the wine, but the cellar door sonld not be opened on scoount of some powerful obatacle withir. The door was out down, when SPRING WITHOUT BLOSSOM, Late in Life to Look for Joy—Yet Nevér too Late to Mend. Readers of Hawthorne's “House of Seven Ga. bles” will recall the pathos with which poor Clif ford Pyncheon, who had been unjustly imprisons od since his early manhood, sald, after his release “My life Is gone, and where is my happiness? Oh! give me my happiness,” But that could be done only in part, as beams of warm sunshine occasion. ally fell across the gloom of 8 New England au tumn day. In a letter to Messrs, Hiscox & Co, Mr. L. H. Ti. tus, of Pennington, N, J, says: “I have suffered untold misery from childhood from chronie di seases of the bowels and diarrhoea, sccompanied by great pain, 1 rought islcans of every school and used every patent and domestic remedy under the sun. found in PARKER'S TONIC preventive cure. As your invaluable vhich did for me what nothin entitled to the credit relief at the hands of phy I have at last mj ite medicine nc specih else could do, § ol my get py days, 1 cheerfully an the fact.” Mrs. E. the people of Jersey City, The testimonial of Mr, Tit ntary ; only he does not ads £, Wie is, who needs quately i {my brotherdn-law and 1 know the case well, {is now perfectly free from all troubles, and er health and life, ascribing it all . jc.” 0 a - Felts and plushes—Garmans, : - {| HOW TO GET WELL.—~How to keep w {be strong snd vigorous are questions of portance, This is wered and convineing {furnished in an I ated Pamphlet « {the Howard Galvanic Shield, which gi ing, strengthening currents of Electric {day, 81 work or rest, and overcm | disease without d sent free unsealed, | AMERICAN {Chestnut SL, Philadelphia, Pa. i i ress, Health and Happiness. | 2 7 D0 AS OTHERS < HAVE DORE. anf i — s ‘BR Are your Kidneys disordered? “Kidney Wort brought me from my grave, asit wore, after | bad been given up by IY best doctors in Detroit.” XW, Doversux, Mechanic, Ionia, Mich, Are your nerves weak? “Ridney Wort cared me from Bervous weakness &e after | wis not expected to live ™ Goodwin, Ed, Christian Mosier Cleveland, U, Have you I “Kidney Wort cared me when joy waier was Just ke chal and thes like blood, Frank Wilson, Peabody, Maes Suffering from Diabetes ? “Kidney Wort be the mot soccessful remedy | have Giver almost immediste relief.” Dr. Phillip C. Balive, Monkion, Vi, Have you Liver Complaint? Kidney. Wort cured me of chronie Liver Disossos or 1 prayed to dle” lenry Ward, late Col. 6h Nat Is your Back lame and aching? *Edoey - Wort, (1 bottle) cured me when I wasso Saas | bad to roll out of bed ™ z C. HN Tellsage, Milwankos, Wis Guard XT vi . Have you Kidney Disease? “Kidney Wort made me sownd 1a Hrer and kidneys after yours of pusscomeful doctortng. le worth #50 a Bor" -Bam't Hodges, Williamstown, West Ve Are you Constipated? “EM ney Worl cans oary evacuations and cured mee sfber 3 yours woe of ciher mediciom . Nelson Felrehild, Bt. Albans, Vi Have you Malaria? “Kidney Wort has dons better than any olbher reseecy § have ever teed in my motion,” Pr. kK. Clark, South Hero, V1 Are you Bilious? “Ridner Wort hav Jone we more good thas say other recsedy | have ever taken ™ More dT. Galloway, Elk Fist, Oregoa. Ate you tormented with Piles? “Kidney Wort permanently cored me of bleeding for OC, Kling recotngnended i 46 mo Geo, iL. Horst, Caaliler XM. Bank, ¥rerwiown, Pa vou Rheumatism racked? “ine y Wor, cured toe, aller §| was given wp Yo ptiysicians and § had so Tere Lhirty roars.” awridge ¥ad ¥ , Maine, wim, ¥ Ladies, are you suffering? "Ridaery We sted poe of pecolisey trowtles of sanding, Many friends use and praise Ere HB lamorencx, Lele Le Molle, Vi a a If you would Banish Disease 1 sin Health, Take and ga HKIDNEY-WORTE THE BLOOD CLEANSER. BARGAINS | BARGAINS | Ix BOOTS, — SHOES — & — HATS. The best assortment of BOOTS SHOES & HATS, that was ever brought to this part of the county, and sold at the Lowssr Pricis, Come and look at our stock--no trouble to show goods. JOHN MULLEN, Laprly CENTRE HALL, PA, J D. NURRAY, . Centre Hall, Pa. Dealer in DRUGE, popular Patent Medicines, Whiskey, Brandy, Wine, and Holland Gin kept and sold for medicinal purposes only. Store open every day inthe week. may? uf Wood Pay for Agents. S100 10 per mo, stade selling our tirand New s ¥ msmons nnd ve Battles of the W Write to 4. C, ReCardy & Co., Fhilsdeiphia, Pa. DR. THOMAS’ Eclectric Oil! WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD! A Medicine with curative proper- ties as impossible to counterfeit as the PYRAMIDS OF EGYPT, and which is now having an enormous sale throughout the United States and Canadas. SCRANTON. PA. | LOWELL, Mass, During the two! I was badly affiicted the cellar was found to be completely filled with ¢ fungus so dense and firm as {o require an axe for its removal. It was then Ciscovared that the fungus had eon- sumed. overy drop of wine and mised the empty cask to the oeiling. A ——— Largest line of white goods in the countyjat the Bee Hive a —— vonrs | have gsed bottles with Bronchitis and an 1 of Dr. Thomas Belectrie affection of he throat, Oil for sprains, bratees, Do. Thomas' Kclectric | cote, turns and Rhbew Oil sured mo «Oliver J. ssatics. Jt always cares, | Rolle fale, 23 Bast Mer: | cw M, 1. Plalr, Ald, Fifth rimuck Street, | Ward, Nov. o. 1883, DAVENPORT, Towa, GRAYVILLE Jute | As a remedy fn Cae 1a cates of Croup tarel Dr. Thomas Bele: Thomas' Relectric OF trie Onl stands at the top, sever falls to core. IIE cured me, ond 1 be. curred me of a very bad lieve i] eure any case, | Uleorated Sore Throat Edw. 8, Rowley, a CR. Hall Grayville, IIL, West 15th Sereet., SOLD BY ALL DRUCOISTS. J. C. BRACKBILL, fr "7? ST( STOOLS oT Give us a Call,~----Sa W. R. BRACKBILL, 1 i bl Hs ~ Z LOWE : -— Ty g PRIGE lisfaction Guaranteed, 0 ™ GOODS SHOWN AT NIG TRIAL BOX FREE | Centre Hall dru | If youn want Kk BO re, good reas nahle prices drug store, 115%: . iljun tf . on 5 2 J. D. Murray, Drogyist, Sma U Nas ~ 4 In Asn 1 : # ”~ - A Vv Su? * PER 9 OUT OF ORDER. S NO EQUAL i} . - OME H sew ING 30 UNION SQUARE NEW YORK. alANg TLAN Ohmsss Wea FOR SALE BY JA. A Keauedy, Agent, Centre Hall, fh Le SPRING MILLS HOUSE, On L&T. RR SUMMER RESORT. Fine Fishing and Hunting—Roman- tic Mountain and Valley Scenery, Healthy Locality. TERMS REASONABLE. FINE SPRING MILLIE, CENTRE COUNTY, PA mayl Light.—- HT AS WELL 48 DAY. “The Pastilles I purchased from you in Angust ve 10 me wost cone) vely that “while there is fie thers is hope.’ id thelr work far be yond my utmost expectations, for | esrtainiy did pot expect that 8 Labit of FOURTEEN YEARS DURATION eould be completely gotien under cone irol in the exceedingly short lime of two months ] ean sesure you thal no false modesty will keep me from doing ail that | can in adding to the success Lich will surely crows so beneficial a remedy.” Above extract from a letter dated —W, Va Des. 26, 3880 The Pastilles are prepare’ aod sold caly by the MARRIS REMEDY CO. MPC CHEMISTS, 306% N. 10th, SL. ST. LOUIS, MO, Cae Bond's treatment 33, Vwo monils 57, tires monide 7 Cards—Attorneys. ORVIS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, IELLEFONTE, PA i 34 finor of Dayo Office opposite the Court House, oa Fuarst's bulid ( fr HEWKs J Attorney-ai-Law, } ractices in sll the © }arst bu ang, | Jo BLALK * Office in the Zmayt L'NR, Attorney-at- Law, reet, Bellefont, any si pice on Alle,. fed 3 { i Attorneysat-Law, Bellefonte ). dice in old Corard building, L. SPANGLER, Attorney-st-law ¢} . Consultations in English and (serman. Utlice Furet's new building C.T. Alexander, _C. M, Bower LEXANDER & BOWER, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, BELLEFONTE, PA. Office inGarman’s new building. in J° Office on HN KLINE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BELLEFONTE, PA second floor of Farst’'s new building north of Court House, Can be consulted in Eoglish or German. 7m’yS4 Dentists. R. G. W, HOSTEEMAN, Dentist, Centre Hall. (ios at residence on Church street, oppo- site Lutheran Church, Will ive saliss faction in all branches of his prolession. Eiber administered. 14adr R.S Dentist, Millbeim. Offers his professional services 10 the public. He is prepared wo perform sll operations in the dental profession. He is now fully pres pared to exirsct teeth absolutely withou paid. my278 BY SH HOUUBE, W. R. Teller, proprietor, Belle Jdonte, Pa. Bpecial attention given 0 {country trade. junelBy |CURMINGS HOUSE, BELLEFONTE, PA. EMANUEL BROWN, Proprietor. The traveling community will find {this hotel equal to any in the county in levery respect, for man and beast, and {charges very moderate. Give it a trial Sjune of | (YENTRE HALL HOTEL. D. J. MEYER, Prop'r. FOR SUMMER BOARDERE AND TRANEIENT CUSTOM. . Good Table, healthy locality, pure mountain water, surrounded by finest natural scenery in the stala., Schools and churches convenient, Terms very reasonable, 16aug if RVIN HOUSE, LOCK WAVES, 8. WOODS CALDWELL, Propristor, Terms reasonable. Good sample rooms on first floor. PA AAAI. | PENNA. i Discount Notes; Buy and Sell Government {Bocurities ;: Gold and Coupons, JAS. A. BEAVER, J. D.EHUGERT, President, Cash . ns“ san ENN'S VALLEY BANKING OD, i CENTRE HALL, PA, {Receive Deposits and allow Interest : i Discount Notes ; Buy and Sell Goverument Sacurities ; Gold snd Coupons. VM. WOLF, W. B. MINGLE, President, Cashier ro Marriage, Conenitation sud ph bot Tree
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