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ENNSYLVANIA
STATE COLLEGE.
Fall Term begins September 10, 1884,
Examination for admission, September 9,
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Ww. fl. BB. BRACKBILL
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WS GOOD FORTUNE,
A PREACH A REMARIZANLYE STRUCTURE. Womans Province.
: - THE DUTIES OF THE GENTLER SEX
Says the Boston Herald: For thirtys| The new Cathedral of Bt Savior ab HOW BEIT Lr x
one years Rev, David Walk, pastor of the | Moscow is a remarkable structure. It] What a great tisk Is assigned to wo-
Central Christian Church, Indianapolis, | was built to commemorate the departure man. Its dignity lan not be elevated. It is
Ind., plodded slong, confining his ener- lof the French army from Moscow. | { not her province to make laws, to lead
gies to preaching the Gospel, and Pay: | Thros months after the retreat of the envion, mor to baat ie end of great en.
ing no attention to the acoumulation of French a decree ordering the building Jf form those by whom the las es are made;
worldly goods. Many years ago, then 'a memorial temple was issued by Alex. to teach the leads of 4 righty armies and
a pastor at Memphis, he made a trip to ander I Plans were prompt! prepared, | the governors of vast cmp sires, She is
Kansas City. While there he observed a but little progress was made for ten TE ape a 0 ls ngainst h aving she
beautiful five.acre tract of ground years, although the architect and build- he frail creaturd whose o Broly ouch 3
which was so attractive a¢ 8 resi- ing committee during that period sue- i
dence site that he purchased it for ceeded in expending 4,000,000 rubles,
J. C. BRACKBILL
This institution is located fn one of the most
pesutifl and healthy spots of the entire Alle
ghony 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 Scientific Course,
The following SPECIAL COURSES, of two
years each following the first two years of
the Scientific Course (a) AGRICULTURE:
(b) NATURAL HISTORY ; (¢) CHEMISTRY
AND PHYSICS; (4) CIVIL ENGINEER
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combining shop-work with study
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Millhelm Plaining MIN.
atu and Keeps on Hand
DOORS,
FLOORING OF ALL KINDS,
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MOULDING OF ALL KINDS,
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23jily ISRAEL CONFER & SON
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calling for heavier taxes year by year.
Much to his astonishment, a few days
ago he received a letter offering £11,000
for the property. This was a nice little
sum for pin money, but with an eye to
business he declined the proposition,
stating that he hoped to make a country
residence of the place gome time. The
would-be purchaser wrote back and
doubled his first offer. The next day Mr.
Walk received a telegram offering #80,-
000 for the property. Finally, on in.
quiry, he learned that his five acres
were in the heart of Kansas City, and
would sell for almost any price he would
| ask, and that, without knowing it, he
| bad gradually became a rich man. He
| will probably retire from the ministry at
| the close of his year, in April, and after
| spending a year in looking after his busi.
ness matters will go to Palestine to
spend a year or more.
& Wry
SECRET OF THE JUMPING BAN,
The mystery of the jumping beans of
Mexico was solved several years ago here
on the Comstock. The explanation is
simple enough ; there is in each bean a
worm whose instinet it is to so skip as to
put the bean in motion. The insect
gives motion to the bean by drawing it
self into a close coil and then suddenly
uncoiling in such a way as to strike
egainst the upper part of the cavity it
occupies, Im Mexico these beans in
great numbers sre to be scen skipping
over the ground under the frees upon
which they are produced. They thus
skip and roll along the ground until they
lodge in some hole or cavity where they
are likely to be covered with earth by the
first rains. The worm is a provision of
nature by means of which the beans are
distributed and planted. When the
beans wera bronght here our Com-
stockers did not the ** concealment ”
of the “worm i’ the bud” worry their
“damask” cheeks, but ‘‘busted” the
bean and
ness of {
pest the (aseet—which resemble those
found in peas—continues fo skip, and is
le to hop te a foot or more — Virginia
(Nev) Entopris
m—— of ——
A MEXICAN PYRAMID,
Simi
Fresh prooks sre r.ported to have
been discoveral of the existence of an
ancient ocivilgation in Mexico. In
Bonors, shout sixty miler southeast of
the town of Madeleine, some explorers
have found in the heart of a virgin forest
# prramid which is four thonsand three
hundred and fifty feet round the base
and seven hundred and fifty feet high—
that is to say nearly double the size of
the great pyranid of Cheops. From the
base fo { » summit there is a roadway on
which veliiclosean travel round the vast
erection in a spiral. The outside walls
are built of granite blocks carefully
| tooled and belded. A little further off
i is a hillock, wih hundreds of caverns or
chambers cut in it, from five feet to if.
teen feet widoand ten feet to fifteen foot
long. They have no windows, and are
jentered by the roof. The walls are
{covered with hieroglyphics and curious
pictures with the feet and hands of men.
Stone utensils have also been found
there. Who the builders of these ancient
monuments were is still unsettled, but,
according to El Liberal, they probably
belong:d to Mayos, who formerly in.
habited Sonora, and were a different race
from tis Indians, having blue eyes, a
white skin, and blonde hair,
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CANNIBALISM.
Until Mr. Hutchinson wrote it was
not generally credited to eannibalism,
but his evidence is not to be doubted
“In 1850,” he says, "*homan flesh was
exposed as butcher's meat in the market
ot Duketown, old Calabar.” It almost
seems that some religions grounds may
eringte them, a8 the same writers says:
"n Brass (or the Mimbe country) can-
nibalism often ocours. Even within the
last year a chief of that district, named
Imamy, killed two Aerseka people who §
were micrificed to the manes of his
father. In Brass, as in Bonny, they eat
all enemies takra in war, and they put
forth, as a justification for this, that de.
vouring the flesh of their enemies makes
them brave.” The account given by the
same writer of the killing of a native for
the purposes of cannibalism, of which he
was an eye witness, is most admirably
graphic and striking.
A AIA
A NEW INDUSTRY,
Bricks made of cork now constitute
ons of the new German industries. The
usual size is ten by four and three
fourths and two a half inches, They are
prepared from small corks, refuse and
cement, and have not only been used for
certain building purposes on account of
their lightness and isolating properties,
but are also employed as a covering for
boilers in proventing the mdiation of
Lieat,
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kets and coats,
onceivabie bape, af the Dew Hive,
the soul of her offspring those pure senti
ments which in tine to come will be
part of themselves, and bless generations
mi i
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SOV. 17, 1854
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for which they were banished, and their
Nicholas adopted new plans, and selected
the present site, which cost upward of yet unborn. Yes, to wi oman is give \ the
2 : all the various stage & of his « xistence, She
70,000 cubic feet of earth had to be re- it the christening, and
moved. On the 27th of July, 1888, the weeps at the buria
bereaved heart, Thi % is her pre wince and
+25 : ¢
years the building slowly proceeded. unless possesse d of a str id healthy
In 1858 the scaffolding, which cost $40,- Dr. 8 B.
Hartman, and known as Peauna, 15t
century more was required to complete the thing for persons sufferi, g from a ma.
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the fittings and decoration. The style is imate, Itisinv alu: able to women, ar d
Mrs, J. W. Reynolds, of New Li
cupolas, for the gilding of which was re- )
quired 900 pounds of gold, cost £170,000, smpie of what the mae fae
says she has 5 red ry
. $ ’
the centre one being 30 feet high, and 7.4 was trou bled »
840 feet from the ground. The largest id tried a nus
. : . fucer to try PERt
«d with np ¢ { 0
is faced with marble, the doors are of arked change toc
bronze, ornamented with biblical sub.
time her other al
entrance is 30 feet high and 18 feet is now compieic
broad. Two of the doors weigh 13 tons, fv Rey ids, her hus}
firmed invalid, Hee
£62,000. The building is erected in the
form of a Greek cross. The walls are an tely restored
strength, He
chief events in the history of the Russian rdt Scubs. St. Clair
Church. The total cost of the marble in ( \ fich., I ha
galleries contain thirty-six windows, © iseases to: which parents id alarge find
. o ..« | Hiv of children are ever liable, ahd | 8a
and the cupolas sixteen, all double, with .- aut
No family can bh nestly be wi thout § it.”
one row of 640 candelabra, which cost , Cookport, Indiana
£97,000 and a second row of 800, costing .
est inedicine 1
ing four tons each. The total number of
candles to be lighted throughout the xwism
of materials and workmanship, aside
from the allar space, #36,000.
the most remarkable paintings prodncad M
by Russian artista The le cost of
quarter millions of pounds sterling, and
it is said to be capable of o
estates confiscated. The Emperor
: blessed privilege of aiding the sufferer in
£180,000. At the outset a nunnery and
smiles serenely at
, While she soothes the
foundation stone was laid, and for twenty
duty. Yet how canshe fulfill her m in on
body? The preparation of
000, was removed. Yet a quarter of 4%
jority of the compla
aneir at Russian. The five copper
Columbi ian eons, Ob
The domes are surmounted by crosses, cestion of the 1
ba
1 weighs 26 tons. The whole edifice they 2 | 1 a
L
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1 bottle bh or co
jects and lined with oak. The prineipal
ives all the credit to Ps
and the total cost of all the doors was oy
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adorned with frescoes illustrating the " SIAR
ve t}
the building exceeded £300,000, The © ’ ur Ia + in the various
Mi tineverycaselo t the thing neede
frames of bronze. ound the cupola is i
“ Gentlemen: Your
‘ ¥ * ¥
£12,000. There are four lostres weigh-
building is upward of 8,000. The cost
Throughout the building are many of AM. AM
the strucinre is placed two and a;
&
000 worshipers
.
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A DREAM OF WEALTH
Walnut Grove, in Walton county, is
enjoying a remarkable sensation,
correspondent of 8t Louis Globe-Demo-
Among the most
dents of the place is Miss Laura Sheln
who has passed the m of yout
bunt remains an solive partic
be
aK
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BAYER RB
eral, respected resi.
nt
BE BS wor
oridian
pant
Hwmw
cisty events. Recently she had a dream
Before her eves was spread the pan
of the surroundi 4
man, elegantly dressed and on
with a red necktie, stepped up to her,’
and, pointing out a certain spot, told ber) dou st .. ory
to dig and wealth wou Just CHAS F FLGH, . J. R
then she awoke and the young man was Ueneral Haus Gen'l Pam
gone, but the memory of the dream so
troubled her that she slept no more that
night. The dream was substantially re.
peated. Bo great an impression did it
nake that she arose and wen! bed no
more that night The third night she
again had the dream, which #0 impreased
her that on the following morning she) at: ah i nove.
want out, and sure enough, at the desig-| | NEWS EXPRiss eaves Sratiudulphis 4
nated spol, sbout three feet unc der MN OUISUGUD
ground, she found a small tin box filled okt ak Yiannis
with coined gold There are witnesses NIAGARA EXP. loaves Futladeipan -
both to the finding and digging up of!
the box of gold. The whole community | -
is azcited over finding the treasure. . -
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TRICK OF TRADE
They do may that salespeople in shoo)
stores have a unique way of deceiving)
lady customers. Their method is to lay|
| aside a pair of shoes to which some trivial|
| objection: has been made and bring forth |
' others, which are tried on without suic-|
cess. Then the salesperson suddenly)
remembers that a few hours previous
there arrived a case of sample shoes wim Wiliinmaport..
wliich have not yet been put upon the ~ wr at Harrisourg.
market. After a few moments spent in r Phiiadeipn
ap.other part of the establishment the at
{am
dam
EASTWARD,
‘SEA SHORE EXP. leaves Lock Haven...
- Jersey Shore.
Tam
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te ndant comes forth with the first pair of > feck Raven.
sh oos condem.ied, done up in an elegant Montandon
box, which is anwrapped with dae cere ata Fa
mony and the shoes held before the cus- leaves Jes BOYD... 3
tomer's eyes in & way that is both tempt] | ~ “ Withiamaport....
ing and convincing. “This is a new| | _ ea Te —
style,” says the sosperson, *‘and ome | » ph a
that will become popular” *‘ Have Sfoday Train—Wil pe
none of them been sold yet?” asked the| WIE MAIL leaves Bric...
oustomer, ‘No, madam; let me fry|/
this on you. Ah! just your fit, and} © MOAR wee
gives your foot an uncommonly pretty arr at Hatiabbof...
look!” Nine times out of ten does the Erie Mail West, Niagara Expross Wes
trick work vad the customer makes tho © Xr ey Ks R SnIetion
purchase, # Il unconscious of the fact lirle Mail Kast and, West Connect at Erie
she has & shoo whioli has been in they BR; at Emporium with B., X.Y. & P. R. R,,
store prob ably for months, and to whiel anda oF. Fo, with A. V. K. R
she took + sxoeption but a short time be | Manager.
fore. It may be very wicked to deceiw
the ladie s in this kind of a style, but tie
soller es ses his conscience by Jeclarisg
that it i (a deception which has done ho
harm, v rhile it aided him to make a Sole.
If you want good shoulder braces,
wnitable for ladies and gentlemen, and at
reasonable prices, go to the Centre Hall
drag stule. J. D. Murray,
11jan of
Goo 1 advice is like a policeman, in
| tat # is often to be met with when un-
songl |, but when roally wanted, seldom,
if eve Lo to be found.
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Bb art in the new your with the Res
or and the N. Y. Wenkdy W orld, BIN
0, 0r with a new name at for
papers one year,
DO YOU KNOW
eLORILLARD'S CLIMAX-=-
PLUG TOBACCO
etrie
‘GOODS SHOWN AT NIGH
a C—O AS
Good Agents WANTED
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~Bellefonte. Pa
Light.—-
AS DAY.
Family
* oni
hat the blades are to
when we AGENTS CAN MAKE
ree slpen «
60
H AR DW ARE
Heating Stoves,
STOVE Ws
FARMERS, BUILDER:
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CROWNING GLORY,
FORT,
AND
WELCOME HOME.
full assortment of Fire Brick and
Grates on hand,
TRIAL
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wt concel
here is bope. The) it
8 epoctall ions, for 1 carta
OX eould be completely goti
in the excredingly short time of
alt that | can in adding lo the
surely crown »o beneficial a rom ed
gr. LOB, » HE
J. H. BYRNES,
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Iva V SAVE GINSme
| Sadan G Tm SHOES,
(EVERY LADY, MISS & —
THE MOST DURABLE MADE. =
We carry tle Best and
Cheapest Line of
& BOY'S FINE BHOES
in the County.
ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS OF THE
ENGLISH WAUKENPHAUST
wsevnssss SHOES, .cooninns
the Most Comfortable Shoe Made.
Remember the place—Corner Brocker-
hoff Row, Bellefonte,
andtf E. GRAHAM& SON,
EARN TET. EGRAPHY. JOT as TH
LEARN 5" ne Walia, MERE Teioaden
MEN
D. LONG, D. LONG,
Jon J,
Spring Mills,
SHAS JUST OPENED
--A Complete Stock of:
DRY GOODS, DRESS $00DS,
NOTIONS,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES,
HARDWARE,
OILS. OILS AND PAINTS, PAINTS,
GLASSWARE, QUEENSWARE,
Grocerles
COFFERS wv SUGA os, cesneees TEAS
+. FISH, SALT, BACCO, .....
en REGARS™AND.....
EVERYTHING KEIT IN A WELL
REGULATED STORE.
Sor SE. ALL NEW GOODS. ai seen senses
He offers bargains unsurpassed in this
COUNTY.
All kinds of produce taken, and Highest
Market Prices paid.
Highest price paid fof all kinds of
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aan
ye jens thar
The D welling bok 1
ents. All intelligert people want it
time § secoersiul agent Terms fre
, Portland Maine
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Sul ourions or 1b
it binding 0
8 o won Wid
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2 s dry ciimab e
ND HEAL TF
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rated. 3
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DR. ER oY, de 1.1 moedt tmeatel,
a Comer ation 550 1 aqme led Fros 4
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Sprains, Bruises,
Burnsand Scalds,
mma Selstics, Backache,
§ — an I rosted Feet and
Lars, and all other
Pains and Aches. :
itis a safe, store, and
efMectnal Remedy for
Galls, Strains, Scratches, B
Sores, &2., on d
HORSES. ©
One trial will prove itsf
merits. Its effects are inf
most cases
aR SLANTANEOUS, 4
bottle warranted tog
ve ira Send a
or 0 veo, givef
I Rirostions for ®
a ot of above disogscs. 8
Price 25 ote, und 50 ets. por
Bold everywhere. 3
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For sale at Murray's Drog sore,
OUR LEADER.
We olfer an 8 $010 11, P. Antomatia, Spark. Arrest
Ing, Mounted Portable Engine, with Mil 10 n,
SUTHIAge, 38 1h SACK ahi ways, 2 simultaneous
sot head blocks, 2% inch arbor, 3 chivees
on a ford lover snd head lock
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COAL on hand always. boci3m