REPORTER.
“GATH.”
It appears that one of Mr, Blaine's |
friends, George Alfred Townsend, whois
writing forseveral newspapers in Blaine's
y the Cincinnati fagu
1 description of |
RUpDOTI
in NN
rer
the |
in the |
ntentions of
tandard Coal and Iron Company
form of an interview with W. D. Lee, |
The letter was dated November 30, 1882
Mr. Lee showed that the
00 acres of Hocking
and n furnaces, He
mpany's securities, and
at Pittsburg
company owned 24.4
Valley coal lar
od the ¢
ine
it the workingmen should
e end of the in~
following qnestion
+h
\t
ur company ?
went into railroad
ia and was successful
k an interest
in West Virginia, He
to Ohio, ig other things
Coal and Iron
ve neidera-
»
ALS i
building in
the
enterprises
and ti in
Coal
came
re,
out an ot
is
* business
whieh I bave never seen excelled in a
public : + Hale who married
3
letter to Bundy was
letter it will be re-
wis
not, |
in the |
He re |
VOCK In aay
BOS
ject to
ne
4, Dut
8, OL BU
i
APR
asses
ment, wer
sell, while tl
i DY ior hime-
ject 10 assessment, were supposed t
for distribution among his «
heiping
1D
bill aud ¢
he country are convinced that James 3,
i € 18 an unlit man to elevate to the
:
residency
.
READ THIS
An, Jan. «
CUlgs
8 MANY years,
¢ sansfaction., We had
week to be sent to Woodland, Cal,
J. RK. Bexxerr & Co., Druggists.
goutls referred to in foregoing let-
as
ot
i
Kii Dr, Baxter's Mandrake Bitters,
and Henry & son's Arnica and Oil
Lini © ut Murray's, oct
.
0 CHINESE KILLED.
Parig, October 15, ~Gen, De I'Isle tele
graphs from Chu, on the upper Loo Ohn-
an Hiver, under date as follows : Colonel
Dounier, after a brilliant engagement on
Friday, carried the heights commanding
the fortress of Chu, forming the point-
d'appui of a large entrenched Chinese
camp, which was defended by five case
mated forts, The Chinese forces were
very large. Their losses during the en-
gagement were heavy, On Saturday they
attemnpled to assume the offensive, but
our artillery strewed the ground with
Chinese bodies. After losing all their
positions the Chinese fled toward Lang
son. They halted near Phuatruong and
Ktaoh. The French loss was 20 killed,
including one officer, and 90 wounded,
Two officers received slight wonads, Oar
troops were animated with the greatest
ardor, Tue Chinese in this engagement
were a part of the best troops in the Em-
pire. They were perfectly armed, and
manoeuvred in Faropean style, The
Chinese losses were 3,000 killed, includ-
ing their chief commander. The Chinese
invasion of Tonquin has been arrested
in the direction of Langson,
- oe» “ .
MEN AND WOMEN SENTENCED TO
DEATH,
St. Petersburg, Oct, 18.—A great politi-
cal trial has just been finished here, It
was conducted privately, Six officers of
the army were sentenced to death, be~
sides two women, Six others were ban.
ished to Siberia. The execution will
probably be secret,
it
’
Joh
¢ i
§
i. ER
ues. £o
-—
itt
TWENTY PERSONS KILLED
Vienna, Oot. 9.—An explosion of fire-
damp has ocvuried in the mines at Os
tarn, in Moravia, causing the deathrof 20
A
INTHE DRUG STORE, PREVARING v0]
Lien ti
it J1EL i
i
ciate the measure of responsi
Appr
which they thus imp
thecary. It is generally
the work of the
is merely clerical ; tl
se upon the apo.
thought tha
man behind the counter|
at, w
rian
iL
ith the fo
distinetly made out by the doctor, all
that he has to do is
ents, paste a lable upon the box or bob |
and the ©
g
Sometimes the apothecary’s work is easy
to mix the ingredi-
recoive ustomer's
money,
enough, when the prescription is care.| =
fully written and contains no bewilder-
of good reputation and soun
will provide a task for a drug cle
f ich eould
Wil
AR
proper fulfillment o
proj
accomplished by a man whose capacity
hially
is limited to a disposition to fail
obey orders. The handwriting of physi-
‘ - 4 ny Ivy
cians, as a olass, judging from the speci-
18 to be found in ¢ rist's book
prescriptions
tl
tl
at they are liable to make errors which
1ts if the ap«
thecary did not keep his wits about him,
Only a
might lead to serions resu y=
a physician,
w York, pro.
tolerably well knows
sented toa voung mar
from C
in which he
very far
wription
vay 1outicd
1& 1OCLde,
t
Many physici
from
nually
furnished with the diplo:
nature, and
is imposed the selection of
or careless p
PPPS SE
NUTM EGS,
the fruit is gathered
edtonl
fasten
When
re fit
they r
for marks
ww AAI K
t 8 been rem
accomplished by eracking if
the kernel
nlly selected and packed in easks, 1
many years the Dutely, jealous lest other
1 i
traders should import these kernels an
11 " Yn
n mallet, and then
grow these trees from the seed, they at
that time having a mo
known growing trees, dipped thea
nels in thick milk of lime, thinking
to destroy the germs and limit their enl-
ture to their own possessions. The
practice is still kept np, although the
special object was never attained, tf
process proving quite innoenons. And
all nntmegs of Duteh importation are
called limed nutmegs. All of these
kernels are an inch or less in length and
of oval shape. They yield npon pressure
oil and fat. About 800,000 pounds are
annually consumed in the United States,
n
41
opoly of the
fore
thns
s
{0
favor
ther ven ¢
Bankside, near Bear Gard
neni ——
A MAN WHO EATS MICE
AND FLIES,
J. A. Miller, for
of Forest Hill, Ci
notorious character
some yoars a rogident
b.at
i BE TES FR
ks 4 WITnownhin
$y Yorn lide
iid POMOERAAAN
y
———————— swallowed a large dose of
WHY DOTTLES SHOULD BE LABELED, | with suicidal It waa nearly an
| hour after the deadly d had
taken before the doctor reached him,
but by a vigorous application of the
stomach pump his life was saved. Relia
ble men of Forest Hill say that he pos-
posses what might be termed a galvanized,
elastic stomaeh, He conld eat anything
withont nauseating him, and as for
intent.
The findings of coroners’ juries are
lackily of more value, as a general rule, |
than their recommendations. Recently |
one of them “sat upon” the body
of a child who had met with its death
from drinking ecarbolie acid, It seems |
that the unfortunate infant, whose age
was something over two years, was in the
habit of finishing of the dregs in the| quantity it wns never known exactly how
ginger beer bottles opened for its| much his stomach would hold. On one
mother's enstomers. This in itself one | occasion, it is maid, ho ate eight small
would have thought a sufficient canso| cans of oysters, several cans of
of death ; but the little child appears to | peaches, besides crackers, choeso and
havo one day got hold of a bottle con-| bologna sausage in proportion and
taining, not ginger beer, but earbolio] washed it down with eight or ten glasses
acid. The jury naturally brought in a of beer, and then afterwards when asked
verdict of accidental death, but added a| tosing a song he wanted to know whether
rider to the effect that the bottles ought| they expected him to sing on an empty
to have been properly labeled. Our| stomach. It is said also that he would
school boards have done a good deal,| sometimes eatch flios and eat them down
but I fear it will be some time before] by the handful just to show what he
«they get as far as teaching two-year-olds! could do. Al ono time he ate a mouse,
to read. lead, ears aud hair, on a wager of $1.50.
a ——— A —— —— i § Ee pr
Lad er’ Wape's + cironlars, dolmans,| p6y~We wonld call the attention of all
drug been
persons,
newinarkety aad plush coats, in everylour remlers, wanting oceupetion, to the
conceivable shape, at the Bee Hive. adverjisement of P, N, Nickolas & Co.
i
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Ol
31 MEW
LOW
4
La
HARPER
Centre Ha
FW ABI
HARI]
AND
.
ERIES
LARS
TOBACULU,
EVERYTHING
A WELL
STORE
L NEW
ATi ne
vol
Al GOULD:
}
!
OME AND
of Produce take
Price
Market
i {OKs
A VER)
Boots,
a
Largest Best
EVER BI
CAl
REPT IN CE}
DON'T }
FORE
A: AXD SEE
THE PLACE,
TEL BUILDING,
23aprly
LEASED THE
SMITH & CO, at
HAVING
FOR A TERM OF YEARE ARE
TO PAY CASH FOR
WHEAT,
RYE,
and
WHEAT.
RYE,
BARLEY
COAL, BALT
For Sale
Coburr, Pa, August 1, Si,
yi
|
{
i
the Front with onable Goods
el
GUO
l,
LATE]
.y
TANTIA
is THE
K
IALL
ORGET
OF
PREPARING
WHEAT,
Gaugdm
we would be pleased to have you
Call
ariel
ail
Examine, |
DRY GOODS DEVARTMENI]
Quality snd |
4 i
{(lannot be 1 t in
Pricer, « y in Domestics.
know we can do you good in
IANS
HOST OF BARGAINS IN
FLANEKELS,
and Cazsnimserses
UMMER Supply of
8 |
BOOTS & SHOR!
i
or exatminat
(ROL
AND ALWAYI
pri £8
22S MAY
and Plain,
Ranges,
Coal Stoves,
Heaters,
The Clu ap st Stoves
WN
A D
i
W A RE.
R DW
iH AR
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A
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ih
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n
A: HARRI e
AM. A. HARRIS,
~~ pn RE SELLING
REAFER SECTIONS AND
REAPER SECTIONS AN
And all kinds
RAKES, FORKS,
SCY THES,
ROPE . BLOCKL
SPROUTS HAY FORKS, &c.
—=AS8 WELL AS ALL KINDS OF
HARDWARE, TO MEET THE DE.
MANDS IN THIS LINE.
JAS HARRIS & CO,
oi Farming Tools,
STEWARTS
TRON-FIBER
PAINT and CEMENT,
COLORS RED AND BROWN, eee
All Ready for Use,
For painting BUILDINGS, FENCES,
BRIDGES, ROOFS, &e, aud for repair
ing and preserving ROOFS of all kinds
Guaranteed to be more durable and
economical than any other paint or ce-
ment made. Send for cirenlar to
WwW. H. sTEWART,
Ssepdm 74 Courtland St, N. Y.
Bante’ Menta, Anvisen. A complete Modioal
Work for Women, handsomely bound in eloth and
fHostrated ; (postage paid for 10 twocent stamps.
Tells how to prevent and cure all diseases of the
sex, by a treatment st home. Worth ii weight in
Gold to every lady suffering from any of these ai.
messes, Over 10,000 sold already, Address, NUNDA
PUBLotiNg Co, Nunda, N.Y. Gniglim
" 5 - ana —
Energvtie, reliable a 7 well
Frage Vines, 4
MREES ad »epeness pas. Experience
ae,
ritions
HO Kiron, Le CARE & WERRICK. Brighion, b. Vi
ards -
Attorneys
BE 4 - - Ee
J H
(it
ORVISE,
ATTORNE
LLEFONT
“r
1
EK PA
NBLAMMUKL'NN,
tlorneyv-al Lon,
LHBNYy street, Bells
f OH
fab Lf
F. FORTHEY,
Pb. Attworney-al-Low
Alexander,
LEXABDER
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
BELLEFONTE, PA,
inGarman’s new bulidiz
*
& BOWER,
Olce
wor of Furst ®
ng north of Court House,
gh or German,
lice on second {i
leq io
y
ugh
a EL IL I SAAN 0 A SPAIN NO IG 5
Hotels.
SR
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$ 4 ’
onte
ionie, a,
$y
5%
in Te propricior,
JIB
iven t
Special attention gi
country trade, Jupelby
(va MINGS
EMARTUEL
HOUSE,
ifie tras wil
i} bivst {
Wi LOLs] ed ounty
Pe
v for man and
charges very moderate. Giveita tz
a 37
if
Ly . oe
ery respect, beast
VY RIE
WARE
SE
+
HOT
HOUSE,
i KT BELLEVORTE,
IHILLEN, Prop'r.
ple Rooms on First Fl
and fre
(heaps
SPITPERD
A
5
Ma :
‘
« MAL
i nil ira
w &LC Jur
1
IOCRILY, Pplire
d by finest
flare 4
AURUE WW
KE
KE HAVEN, PFA
- 1 hw
Terms reasonabl
on first Hoor.
LUDWELL, Proprict
€, rood samg
A
ul
S "RING MILLS HOUSE.
Oo LL&T.R R
SUMMER RESORT.
Fine Fishing and Hunting—Roman-
tic Mountain and Valley Scenery,
Healthy Locality.
FINE
TERMS REASONABLE.
J. H, BIBBY
KPRING MIT TR
BPRING MILLS,
Proprietor
CENTRE COUNTY, PA
marl
3X pevsnsavunsnnns
-»
—————
MUEKRAY
Centre Hall
GH, popular. Pater
15g amd Hae
purposes only
Pa.
ANKING CO
BELLEFONTE
Vow Interest
Buy and Sell
Coupons,
J. I
§ st
i ana
BEAVER
President
LrOic
FHUGERT,
LB
VALLEY BANKING CO
CENTRE HALL, PA
allow Interest
: Buy sud Sell Goverument
1 and Coupons
Ra ve Deposits ar
isconunt Not
secu Liev 0
WM. Wi
President
B® VALENTI
a
“
W. B. NINGLE,
Cash ict,
NE,
Buys and sells Real Estate on falr conunission,
Insures First-class Life Companies,
" - Life snd Accident Compatiics
" Fire Companies,
Gorman, English and American, Combined Cape
ital, 815000000. Office In Bush Arcade, over Yale
enting's stores, Bellefonte, Pa. Lany
C* INFECTIONERY and EATING
HOUSE, st SEARFASY ROOMS
Bush's block. Meals at all hours from
early to late trains, Lunch without cof.
fee 10 cts, Lunch with coffee 15 cents
Regular meals 26 cia, Oysters in all style
ZELLER & SON,
DRUGGISTS, Bellefonte, Pa.
Dealer Ian
——
DRUGS,
CHEMICALSY
PERFUMERY,
FANCY GOODS, &e
Pure Wines and Liguers for wedical
purposes aiways kept
DRUGS
1f you want good shoulder braces,
suitable for ladies and gentlemen, and at
reasonable prices, go to the Centre Hall
drug store, J. D. Monnay,
jan tf Drogyist.
A i i
DO YOU KNOW
—=LORILLANDS CLIMAX.
PLUG TORACCO
with Red Tin Tag: Rose Leal Fine Cut Chewing ;
Navy Carriages and Rack, Brown and Yellow
SENUFFS are the best and quality con
sidered? aug ¥.