PENFSYLVANIA
STATE COLLEGE,
Fall Term begins September 10, 1884,
Examination for admission, September 9,
re"
This institution is located in one of the most
pesutiful and healthy spots of the entire Alle
gheny region, It is open to both sexes, and of
fers the following Courses of Study :
1 A Full Scientific Course of Four Years.
2 A Full Latin Selentific Course,
3 The following SPECIAL COURSES, of two
years each following the Mirst two years ef
the Scientific Course (8) AGRICULTURR.
{(b) NATURAL HISTORY ; (¢) CHEMISTRY
AND TPTHYSBICS; (4) CIVIL ENGINEER
ING.
A short SPECIAL COURSE IN AGRICUL
TURE.
A short SPECIAL COURSE in Chemistry,
A recognized course in Mechanical Arts
combining shop-wo % with sindy,
7 A new Special Course (two years) in Liters
ture and Science, for Young Ladies.
\ carefully graded Preparatory Course,
SPECIAL COURSES arc arranged tomeet the
wants of individual students,
Military drill is required. Expenses for board
and incidentals very low. Tuition free. Young
indies under charge of competent lady Principal,
For Cataiogues, or other information, address
GEO. W. ATHERTON, President,
Btate College, Centre Co, Pa
AT 1S DYSPEPSIA?
HA
Among the many symptoms
of Dyspepsia or indigestion
the most prominent are: Va-
riable appetite; faint, gnawing
feeling at pit of the stomach,
with unsatisfied craving for
food; heartburn, feeling of
weight and wind in the stom.
ach, bad breath, bad togte in
the mouth, low spirig, general
prostration, headache, and
constivation. There isno form
of disease more prevalent than
Dyspepsia, and 10ne so pecul-
iar to the high-living and rap-
id-eating American people.
Alcchol and tobaceo produce
Dyspepsia; also, bad air, rapid
eating, ete. BURDOCK BLOOD
BITTERS will cure the worst
case, by regulating the bowels
ond toning up the digestive
organs, Sold everywhere,
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THE TOMB OF SASSACUS.
Judge Richard A. Wheelor, of Ston-
ington, writes to the New Haven Register:
“I have read an article in your paper of
of this week headed ‘Plundering the
Tomb of BSassacus,’ adding that ‘the
remnant of the Pequot tribe of Indians
oocupies a reservation of about 1,000
acres at Indiantown, between Ledysrd
and Stonington.’ On this land are the
sepulchres of the tribe There are
reservations oooupied by remnants of the
Pequots, not between Ledyard and Bton.
ington, but one in North Stonington
and the other in Ledyard. The Ledyard
Pequots are the descendants of the war.
riors assigned to Uncas in the Hartford
treaty of 1827. The North Stonington
Indians descend from the warriors as.
signed by ssid treaty to Miantonomoh
and Ningiret. This remnant located
themselves after the Pequot war on both
sides of Massatuxet Oreck in Westerly,
R IL, where thoy remained until 1661,
when they were driven over Pawoatuck
River into tho town of Stonington by the
first planters of Misquamiont. When in
Stonington they were located at several
places, part at Canset neck (now known
as Palmer's neck), another portion on
Cosatue hill, and the rest of them under
Catapeset at Tangwoak. The English
did not permit them to hold and oe.
cupy these places undisturbed. Finally
in 1688, a commiltee were appointed by
the general comrt to provide for them a
permanent place of abode. In pursuance
of this anthority the committee purchased
TAVES OF MORMONS,
As a rule, the polygamist Las some
property before increasing his stock of
wives. In the city, therefore, it is sel
dom that the different wives share the
[same quarters, In the country this is
jnot so uncommon, but the natural un.
pleasantness follows in most cases. The
general method is to have a large house,
the main pwrt of which, perhaps, is oo
jcupied by the fivet wife, and wings or
{additions by the successive candidates
for marital honors. These large, strag:
gling, hotel-like houses are common in
Balt Lake City, and mark a difference be
tween it and a town of small houses like
Cheyenne and most other Western villa
ges. In many cases, however, the hus
band sets up his wives in separate homes,
either side or in different parts of the
city, In any oase each has her own
kitchen garden, ete. I have in mind 8
wealthy dignitary of the church who hae|
seven wives,
some farming and garden ground of her
own, and all are greatly devoted to rear.
ing bees. With the help of their grown!
children they each raise a large amount
of produce and honey annually. The
husband sots as their agent. He hives
their swarms of bees, and charges them
for it ; he renders special aid when called
upon, and is paid for it; he sells {sir
crops and honey when it is ready, aud
credits each wife with her due share
Most of them live in snites of apartments
under the roof of his great house in
town, but the first wife has a beantiful
tarm of her own a little out of the city,
of whish she and her children have re.
of I. Wheeler the North Stonington
reservation. The deed bears date May!
24, 1683. The remnant assigned to
Uneas wonld not submit to his anthority, |
and after a few years most of them con.
gregated at Noank in the town of Gro-
ton. Cassasinamon, their nominal chief, |
petitioned the general court for more
land, which was granted them in 1865 at
Mashantuxet, which is now the Ledyard
reservation. Doubtless these reserva.
tions are in some shape thelr sepulohers,
but that Sassacus was ever buried there
bas no foundation in fact When Cap-
tain Mason stormed and took the Pequot
fort in 1637, Sassacns was not thera. He
made his escape and flad to the Mohawks
for protection. Having been previously
HELP Women MEN
we NERVOUS:
ARE
LACK VITAL ENERGY.
The HOWARD GALVANICSRIZLD |
El) sod our other Riseirs Gaivasie and Mage i
ELAR matic Appilances cure Nervous Debdlity, Py
raiyels, Bhoumationn, Loss of Vital Energy,
Overworied Brain, Lame Beck, Kidaey,
RR Liver Scasmch Cosspisiots. Made and
of "male Weaknews, otc. ete. They are the very
iatewt improvements. diferegl from beds,
rr pads. girdien and other Govier 7
pomitively reer continenss sur.
rents, witbeas acids, narlog ae lend
tation of Whe skis. Cas be worn a
FOrE 88 well aa si revieonly netise
abies to the wearer. Power regoisied
i meal ihe diferent stages of all dis
tases. Those for Men only st sass
roged (he sent of disease ar ther ae
rock Fupen the Nervous Wows + ao
fienerntive $ ' "
wtive Contras, speed y remtor
rons 81] wakes w
ural way aver
r te proud So
& = whew! dregeing the somanh
trated Pu Bist smilie sugges aur cleime in eur [Vise
or MEN ONI* «"THRERE TYPER OF MEN,"
Mut senied * wy Sloe one for LADIES ONLY, tre, oo
* 4 conta postage,
Every appilance warranted as represented,
of money retarned.
AMERICAN GALVANIC CO,,
1103 Chestnut St., Philada., Pa. |
Ask for at Murray's Drug store.
PRICES
from 81
apwards,
and sent his scalp as a trophy to Con-
necticut. Whether ho was
cremated is not known ; probably the
latter,
sm ———
COMICAL CHINESE WAR PICTURES.
tired, to end their days in peacefnl inde.
gentleinan has always arranged his do-
«avetic life is reported to be thus: he
bad certain rooms in his house where he
and saw any visitors who called upon
him. Here he wns a bachelor, and here
he stayed every other day and night
Ou alternate days and nights he was the!
guest of one or another of his wives 10
diligently to her society.
this routine was not invariable, but for
the most part it was regularly followed
a —
BIBLIOMANIACS,
Many a man has gone into a book
seller's shop for some particular work
and after looking around has left it witl
the appetite for sequiring fasaned into
flame for the rest of his life, The modern
One of the most amusing strokes of
aewspaper enterprise we have seen for
“many qu long day ” has been carried ont
by ‘we Paris Figaro in producing fac-
~ riiles of Chinese illustrations of the
expedition.
wsuned highly colored plates of the war,
of conrse in ewch case depicting the
Tonquin
¥
the soldiers of the Flowery Land.
plates, printed
brick-dust upon the side of a tes chest
retreat ir. two rows, in one or two cases
jog trot.
i
vhile from the Chinese rifles issue
stresans of fire in two straight and bloody
ear, and the other losing itself in a
t is, however, in de
second hand booksuller is an important
ifactor in the formation of libraries
{Often born and bred smong books, their
study his profession, he frequently pos
igesses an amount of knowedge about
them which the amateur, with all his
‘spare time, can never rival Althoug
most booksellers have some special
branch, the knowledge is frequently
| garied and large, notonly in their special
of books-—-but also in their contenia
£ nd most collectors have experience
gntefully
persistence often shown in inquiring for
land racing some scarce and desirable
lvolum.% in order to obtain which the
boSksei ler has perhaps
into coyumunication with agencies in
in both bemispherea One difliculty
which the collector eventually meels—
gatiable maw at le
ted number of copies Nf some scarce
competitors for them.
works and the less nneommon ra.
may easily obtain. The volumes ¢
library may be numbered by (
Then mrrives the time when—appetite
growing with food--he is only to be sat-
ified by possessing solitary survivors
whose companions have perished from
the effects of fire, neglect or suppression,
=itios Le
RIGHT ON TIME,
The Man Who Has not Shaved Since 1860
Turns Up.
[Philadeiptia Times.)
A tall, broad-shouldered man, of apps.
foutly flity~tive yours, walked into Biud.
er's Beventh street barber shop on Batur-
chair, A heavy black beard covered his
lost to sight within the capacious recess
“Hair out, sir?” said the barber, ns he |
began to tuck a towel around the collar |
The oid man, who had |
veen busy with vis beard during this in- |
terval, now exposed it to the astoniched |
incnes below nis knees when it was un- |
He rephed : “No, vut"’—here he |
g'anced uround the shop with a trinaph- |
aut smmle~"1 want this beard taken off |
clean.” Apparentiy seeing that some ex-
planation would be welcome to the as-
wnisbed gathering of barbers and ous-
.omers, the old man ssid io tones tbat |
“For twonty~four years no razor has |
touched my face. This beard is the re- |
It was in 1860, I was as spruces |
young chap as ever kicked up his heels at
# Lancasier coupty weddiug and every-
pody kuew Joe Barsiow iu those paris, |
They called me ‘young Joe’ t0 make a |
difierecce between the old man and me, |
‘The oid man wes a Bourbon Democrat to |
the backbope and Iwas «ith him tl the |
apiit in the 1860 Couvention, when the |
Southerners put up John CC. Breckeu- |
rigde and wo—the North—nouminuaed
Bu phen A, Dooglas.
in on Breckenriage,
subject aud worked for Douglas day and
sight. 1 used 1 be very smart io my sp-
pearance iu those days, but I worked so
The old wan went |
hard I had no time for sprinking up. |
|
1 felt sirongon the
“One night 1 made a speecn at a meets
jog iu the old Turnpike Tavern, I hud
weeks grow h of stubble on my face, and
before 1 bad spoken a dozen words some |
loot aang out, ‘Go get a shave’ KEvery-|
nody laughed ss they looked at me, ‘Get |
w shave? says 1; ‘no razor touches my
face anti! 1 ver 8 Dewoocrarie President |
nthe Winte House, |
“1 heve wept my word. Teke it off and |
roll itearefn ly up in wu piece of paper,
barber, Lr 1 8 going to rend Presiden
C eve.and a chain wade out of it”
rob vinoing pont
hiet concerning
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PUFF & 80!
ulars, address P.
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8 deals can enler
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traln yous
J D. LONG,
AT :
Spring Mills,
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A Complete Stock of
UkY GOODS, DREss GOUDS,
NUTIONS,
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HARDWARE,
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Grocerles,
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Electric Light.
GOODS SHOWN AT NIGHT AS WELL 48 DAY.
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HARDWARE — STOVES.
In addition to our extensive stock of FARMERS, BUILDERS &
Heating Stoves, Cooks & Ranges:
We would especialiy suggest ie Heating Btoves Lhe
CROWNING GLORY,
FORTEIORAKGE,
EASTLAKE AND
WELCOME HOMES
REGULATOR PIONEER
In Ranges the VICTOR & APOLLA.
A full assortment of Fire Brick asd Grates on hand,
WILSON, McFARLANE & CO
mas sox Road What a Patient says of it:
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~The Pastilies I purchased fr m you in gust
my
Iu Cooks the
Tn ee io hope ER ao work fur be
et of ye )URT Y EARS
poet Be sowplete 7 potion under con
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Above astunet from s letter dated —W. Va. Dec. 20, 321
The PustfBas sre prepared and sold only by the
HARRIS REMEDY CO. MPC CHEMISTS,
208 X |, 10th. 84, ET. LOUIS, MO,
Sue Sauls astmest £2, tve montis 55, three mozils 7
wanted tor Lives of all the Pros!
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The fastest selling book in Ameries Immense profits
two ste. All intelligert people want iL. Any oue
oss beoomme & puotessi ai agen! Terms free, HAL
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at whish perscs of either pa Jonny >
, ean make great pay ailibe time t work, wi
" - fy write for partiesiars to od. HALs
! ve Ce. Portland, Maine iy
1 for the work ing class, Send 1g nie
i | sempeminesiane vewilimaliyon @'8
! 0 royal valnable box of sample goocs Bal
will put pou iu the way of making more
mosey in a few days than you ever thought pos.
sible at any busines, Capisa) not required. We will
start you. You oan work all the time or in spare
time only The work is antversclly adapted to both
sexes, young and old. Yeu ean easily earn from of
conte bo 5h every evening. That all whe want work
many test the business, we make ‘ie unparalisied
| offer : to li who are wet well sstisfied we will send
| #1 to pay for the trouble of writ Full partio=
i siars, directions. eta, sent free. H be
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We carry the Best and
Cheapest Line of
MEN & BOY'S FINE BHOES
in the County.
CONSTIPATION
and other diseases that follow a dis
ored state of the Stomach and Bow-
els, when the use of
DR. HENRY BAXTER'S
MANTRAZE BITTER
Will give Immediate relief,
the Most Comfortable Shoe Made.
Remember the place—Corner Brocker
hoff Row, Belief ute,
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| artist has excelled himeslf Here one OF rarities whose fame is world-wide.
aris “EIT INA WELL
ful cannon is belching forth a perfect But on the rare occasions when these EVE
BYTHING uP hy
REGULATE. ODS
ALL NEW Gu wd fr thin
He offers bargains unsarpa. A
COUNTY. “Tigheat
All kinds of produce taken, and i. gles
Mai ket Prices paid. :
ive paid for all kinds ©
Highest pri o paid fox
COAL on nand always.
After constipation follows
Billousness, Dyspepsia,
indigestion, Disoeses of
the Kidneys, Torpid Liver
Rheumatism, Dizziness,
Sick Headache, Loss of
Appetite, Jaundice, Ap+
oplexy, Palpitations,
Eruptions and 8k'n Dis*
i RWILki
| tornado of shot and shell in a wide ome under the hammer he finds him.
stremm clean across the plictare. In its solf confronted by other collectors, |
path of progress it cute in two great ®qually wewthy and determined, and
ships and decimates ® ¥ hole regiment, With buyers for the large public librerios, |
the limbs of the soldiery being depicted of which so many are now being formed.
ns flying all over the plo se; a head here, It is under these conditions that the)
and so on. At & table i n one corner sits #tartling figures are bid that excite feel. |
a man who is suppose d to be the com. ings of derision or even of anger, in|
placency The -whole thing is indes. People who have no sympathy with the
eribably funny, and ae Figaro has cer. collector's ambition. {
tainly scored n point in publishing such
exquisite repr ductions.
{ (YOLLEGE., NEWARK, NEW JERSEY 100
students from Pennsylvania in 1863,
More positions for. KY
schools romibined, Lak
for circulars H. OG
150ctdm
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BE ms A AIR —
JOHN A. RENOBLE,
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| The m7 .sters of chivalry knew that the! Paper made outof tobscoe stems is one |
| Nrst A.J necessary impulse of evary truly of the Intest claimants for public atten.
aur ut ond knightly heart is that of tion. The tobacco pulp, it is asserted, |
bind service to its lady; there where produtes & much stronger paper than
the true service is not, all wayward and wood at a mitch smaller cost Samples | a
wiched passion must be; and that in of tobacco paper made under unfavors- STOVES, TINWARE &
rapturous obedienvse to its true love is ble Sheontust Artes _ how Sompassifly| PATENT IRON ROOFING
ifleati 8 stren sai
the sanctification of all men's strength fow defects, and gth Cie Past Iron Roofing, it vutiasts |
ng, and costs only a trifle
and tho continuance of all lis purposes, Save been successfully tested by lifting a
and this beosuse it ought to be impos hundred pound boy on a single broad guy build:
| ble for any man io love any one whoue sheet. A grevt point in the manufacture mg re than shingles. Call and see it.
gentle connsel he cannot trust. of the pulp is the fact that only the ordi-| Everything in the line of |
pary machin wy found in every paper rahe or |
By acknowledging sud emphasizing mill is reqn ired—beaters, rotary sad COOKING STOVES,
the good that is in those around us we grinding mach ines—while wood has to COAL STOVES,
strengthen their self-respect and. give be skinned, str spped, relieved of knots, . RANGES
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panas of canph
J. Q. A. Kennedy, Centre Hall, Ag't.
Millheim Plaining WIN.
Foruishes and Keeps on Hand
offer 10 TP Aaaatie, Spa AT
We an Selo 1 Pr.
tng, Mounted Portable Engine, with Mul, 16 fu
onrviage, 52 fi track and ways, ? simuitaneons
lever set hosd blocks, S%-dnch
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FO Phos perio 2 worms 01 Sworn 08
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a . nd «ix 44 ‘or postage
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them & powerful motive in the ri tht di- and rotten p arts aod grated The
aH — POO ' faults and failings, we destroy tiv sir self- 80 to 80 per cont. in waste, and the most | . we
FLOORING OF ALL KINDS, | respect and deprive them of on) of the expensive chemie Ul process ou Tedgotag| TINWARE ut a 1
ni. TY i whole | at i St TNA ARE
SIDING. SH yr ERS, strongest motives for improvens st Ik to pulp betngs: Ha ma n bacco | of all deseriptions on hand end wade to RIS! FX 8 WIT H BAZEL
MOULDING OF ALL KINDS Lown tay 1g | Order, Axlen.y | Cures handachin, bubs, SEES
STAIR-RAILING a - stalk, however, r ‘duced by a purcly| rheutaatiem, laathariu, Hite, ee prios, bok 35
&o., &e. &c., ' %o., &c., Wrinkles disfigure women le w than mechanical process % a bone dry pulp Puta 46 08/6 ct Quarts £1, pos batt
Terms Reasonable, and all Orders ill-nature | shows a waste of onl, 7 § per ceat. Risi A Cs EXTRA UI OF BUCHU.
Prom ptly attended to. | ———— sss | tion of he kidneys, biadder and witha, SrAngY-
23jlly ISRAEL CONFER & SON | beet =, Aropir. pain back, Ioins,
| Ebory and Mahegny ewsiin poles] ~The Philad. Br. sneh keops the Bold by : ,¥,
with tre nt brass Enh oly band lates eiyles bat % and 1 cheaper Rida i :
cents, at the Bee Hive. than elvawhere. : :
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