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A RRC ERENT RR I GREE eR NY ER CR Te Se
MAHDI'S FEROOCITY.
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10,~The caused
of all of Gordon's men 1o-
ives and children,
killed on the morn-
on at Gubat 1s
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Mahdi
cir w
n was
; garris
news of the massa-
siaugnter
the bulgarian
pe the worst Ju
@ panic siries
in their tii
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MAGIC MIRROR OF JAPAN,
At a roeent meeting of the German
Asintio Bociety of Japan a paper was
oad by Dr. H. Muraoka, of Tokio, on
the magicmirror of Japan. 1t is generally
supposed that its magical quality was
discovered only recently ; but it was,
says Dr. Muraoks, known for a long
time in Japan. Old ladies have told
him that in their youth, 50 years since,
they frequently noticed, when at toilet,
that the reflection of the sun from the
mirror on the wall or ceiling contained
the figures or letters on its back. Itis
ave been known to the Romans
1 connection with some of their mir-
Tne
‘a
said to h
and any one concealing a mirror
(Yay
ix
OFS.
p sing this quality was arrested ns
| statement is not given. The subject
| has engaged considerable attention, as
n from the fact that in recent
14 writers on the subject
from S slans Julien, in
Ayrton and Perry, quite
I will be se
years sn list of
is quoted,
{ 1847, to Mes
| lately : and,
willl
as the subsequent discus.
omissions even
iy
» latter, have be
1d doubt that unequal convexities in
| the mirror beget its
| sion showed, t
in ‘this list
TAY LT
IOT0 GLE
These writers, especu
demonstrated
magical quality.
© sireets with ©
impaled
OZ 10 mou
generat Lora
from Gakdul
un ishari
continuous, and is
After going
what has already been done in the
| the convexity is not
: : .
nD
roken in certain places,
subject and its results, the author des.
tig The rid-
tions.
far from being all
| CDes DIS OWN Ives
f . -
id LO muoror are
how is the in-
heat,
tension of
WASI00 U3
voxity
For example
1 sure, or
noeocnlar the
writer tried many
om
Ti
sal
Pp ates?
: Ime
Lav el rat dq » and fol
i at bedtihe,
Ay AMG BFUTYEIY WHI Ley corre
disordered liver and
18, that you will
¢ Lime
feel like a n
have used
to
GWA
'w
one
dissatisfied
x, & Cc.,
¢, Agents,
prilis
t ou
rey returned
Jounston, Hout
: Philadel
¥ J. D. Murray.
. sons
Audit Yeinberger of Bucks county,
relased to sign the report of the Board of
Yadiiors on the ground that the county
{ eredited with $616, to which it
iil
. for »
| withiu its limits,
this $616 was allowed
Tre asarer instead of goin
ty Treasury, Evidences multiply that
piblic aflsirs are very loosely managed
ab Doylestown, bat the farmers are wak-
ing up, and before long romebody in that
neighbor hood 13 going to get hurt,—
ies,
irs
rn ——————
GIRL AND BLEW
BRAINS OUT.
; Wooster, Ohio, Febr'y 10.~At Bhreve
Jasl night Wilbur Peters, a jilted jover,
thot aud fatally wounded Laura Chester
J0st a8 she was leaving the roller skating
rink for her home, The yoang man then
placed the revolver to his own head ar d
biew bis braios out, The affair has cres
SHOT
A
ated futense exvitement,
and he succeeded by means of ehemical
: on the flat back
produced on a
nt. His re.
egularity in ©
grinding, which
ar tension; that the
» he produced at will,
supposed to be the
ne), and that the
ited t
nze, but is com-
A
mirror
Dr. Muraocka,
the secrets of
yof a mirror has
irr ne
o itis not
gnhstanoes
sNDStan ces
1 by
the
1
WOTrK~
th rounded,
and rubs the
mirror ia all
work of
The place
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AEW YORK
BEGGARS,
All the members of this respectable
fraternity have their regular ‘beats.
The blind and lame beggars, with the
wheezy two-organs and eranky accor
deons, all have their corners by n tacit
understanding among the * profession ;"
and if the blind man should “see” the
lams man encroaching upon his
“beat,” there would doubtless be »
fight or foot-race. Beggars are found
in front of all the uptown hotels : each
one having his regular hotel square.
They are there about meal time, in all
their lonthsomeness, under the mistaken
idea that people are generally in the
best inmorafter eating, and consequent-
ly the most libernl. Those who eat at
high-priced restaurants and European
hotels are generally thinking of the
protective tariff ch:orges are in no
humor to bled again. After dinner the
beggars leave their beats on a roaving
commission, and roam at random on
Madison and Fifth avenues like a blind
freight train. They manage to get to
the theatres about the time they are
ont, and “work” the emerging crowds
for all they will stand. They know
that a man is more liberal, or rather
fooli hly liberal, when with a lady,
specially if the couple are not married.
jut citizens who know these whinning
imposters, do not consider it a lack of
charity to refuse them. But a stranger
frequently gives, tearing his lady friend
would deem him an *‘ unfeeling fellow ”
to refuse. They then lie in
at the restaurants until the last
theatre goer has gone home. Beggars
make from two to five dollars a day.
They ask for ** only a penny ” but rarely
less than a nickel Citizens
whose sympathies are aroused, but whose
doubts of their sincerity are searecely
removed toss them a penny. Strangers
give a nickel or tem cents; frequently
weelerners, to whom begging is some-
thing new, toss the mendicantan quarter
or even a half dollar, and regard the
look of surprise from the bystanders
as a compliment of their generosity,
rather than to their credulity. In the
lower portion of the city, especially on
Sixth and Tuird avenues, the beggars
worn ha
ge gu 3 4
Wikis
receive
their entreaties and invaribly insulting
when refused. Perhaps it is owing to
their desperstion, They get compar-
atively few pennies, snd very rarely
more than a penny from any one giver,
They are met at the doors of business
places with a cool reception ; and at the
residences they do not fare much better.
It mainly depends upon the frame of
mind in which they find the servant
girl and the condition of the pantry.
impolitic as to enter a cheap restaurant
their meals becanse of their poverty.
These embolden beggars will stand on
———— oy AMI
: LATEST 1S PXPLOSIVES,
gr
walking home, forty or fifty blocks,
“Neverwas New York
licenses them, and make them poy a
revenue like any other trade.”
——— ro A II Wii
ABOUT WOMEN,
a —
Bill Arp says: There is no record
oy
a
is made of
ire or Toned of
Fis « S00
oF sd im b
at starch, ad
ris of water. Tho sheets are
the boiling mass and dried.
y are ent into strips, which are
and the arficle is
i Raa
into eartndeesn,
The old plan of felling trees hy menns
the azeand wedge has fallen into dis.
4 The lumberman in Canada,
1e and Southern forests now use dy-
which is more expeditions and
than any means yet tried.
wels are dug underneath
the roots or bored
#10
: ad into the
ink, . The dynamite cartridge is then
laced in these channels and exploded.
Th oo, instead ‘of being scattered or
multilated, ns is often {he case when
the wodge and axe are used, is Lifted
right out of the ground and falls intact.
Large logs are split and stumps rafsed
by th? same means,
Ee ——
FATHER AND S0X,
he following story is told of Alexan-.
der Dumas, When the first saccessfal
wrote to his son, as though toa stranger,
congratulating him on his book, nad
adding that he onght to know something
about the difficulties of novel-writing,
us hie had himself been guilty of several,
Alexander fils replied in the same
spirit, thanking his correspondent for
especially proud, as coming from one
of whom he had often hamrd Lis father
speak in the highest termas,
Br
The trombome is the wack but of the
ancients; and it was revived about
1,790, after a model forand in Pompei.
A I I ——
Ab extra disconrt of 10 to 20 per cent,
on all Indies’ and chifigren’s coats, at the
Dee Live,
murried state where a man had more
Lamech had two, but
the Seriptures say no more about him.
Adam had but one, and Noah one, hnd
the world. Old Father Abraham bad
the sly old Aunt Sarah got after him
and flailed out the second one with a
thresh poleand ran her off Jacob had
two ; and if ever a man deserved two he
did, but they didn't get along well,
only one. King David had several, but
he was cursed with ‘em, and actually
committed murder to get one of ‘em,
and lived in anguish ever after, for he
paid, “My sin is greater than I can
bear.” Old Solomon must have had an
awful time of it, for he had a thousand,
and they kept him so harassed and
bedevilled that he flew to his inkstand
and wrote that he had found one good
man, but a good woman in a thousand
Lie had not found. Of course not. How
ecotuld & woman be good when she is
only a thousandth part of a wife? But
Solomon repented of his folly and said i$
was all vanity, and advised all men to
“live joyfully with the wife whom thon
lovest,” and to ‘beware of strange
women.” 1 never think of the surplus
wives who are sealed to the Mormons
without a feeling of sadness and pity,
for every now one causes the others a
pang of shame. They are all in prison,
and their dependence is like that of
a caged bird that tamely looks for food.
There is no escape, for woman is a proud
creature and will suffer in silence rather
than parade her folly to the world. Did
An exten t of 10 to 20 per cent,
hp yi ev lla
Bev Hive
v Opt ~~ 15
8 e Be o# iH :
ALWAYS: @- 2
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Chsansnnn
Seasannns
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For Gol
THEY LEAD TH
Stock of Gold Pens and
AlBSO THE LATEST DESIGNS AND NEW}
f 4 1%
~| | FINE SI
All goods boaght of them before Jan. 1
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NEVER: |
AN NX
Yr
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FE COUNTR
Pencils can’t be
PECTACLY
TER 1
y
oh, will be ]
must be reduced, Our
stock.
prices on such goods. 1
quality goods at the pric
IT
RTISEME
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stock of winter goods
space limited and
Sprin g (17 d Su nner
/
lS
e can not sacrifice first
8 sometimes 1 ue sted
fry Bi
el) oH
was to your interest
in order to sell out owr ¢
but one dozen left, food,
markably low pri es.
ntire stock, Overcoats,
not shelf-worn, at re-
» RA " *
dear. a oig stock.
ment, al all pr 7 0 Ne
Bed, Buggy aired Sle 0 Ji
Men's and Boys Caps,
Half-Hose.
convinced. We will do o
WH,
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adil,
7 oC
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Dianiet,
(rlote 8, .
at
Wi
; oaroains,
Fri ;
(Lens,
and
All these
ye 7
Iry wus and be
tfully,
WOLFE & SON.
Y ARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARKDWARE
AN, A. HARRIS & CO.
Ad. A. HARRIS & CU
wu BRE SELLING
YER SECTIONS AND
PER SKCTIONS AND
BREAPERS,
REAPERS,
Farming Tools,
J
J
REA
HEA
And all hinds 0
RAKES, FORKS .
S80 $
RUPE + BLOCK: |
SPROUTS HAY FORKS, &ec.
AS WELL AS ALL KINDS OF |
HARDWARE, TO MEET THE DE. |
MANDS IN THIS LINE.
JAS HARRIS & CO,
New Arrival of Coods
!
AT NEW STORE! |
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS |
i
HARPER & KREAMER,
Centre Lull,
Have just opened in one of Largest |
aod Dest Rooms in the Valley,
—A COMPLETE STOOK OF—|
DRY GOODS, i
NOTIONS,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOKS,
HARDWARE.
o1L8 AND PAINTS,
GLASSWARE, QUENNSWARE,
GROUERIES,
COFFEES, SUGARS, TEAS, FISH
SALT, TOBACCO, SEGARS, |
EVERYTHING
KEPT IN'A WELL REGULATEL |
STORE.
ALL NEW GOODS,
offe d in this |
We ol ben Er
COME AND SEE Us.
kinds of Produce taken, sud Highest
a Market Prives PHI. by
LRESS GOODS |
ZZ31AN
J. A. A
BTOVES IX THE COUNTY.
Nickel Plated /
and Plain,
Ranges,
Coal Stoves,
Heaters,
SMALL, PLAIN AND FANCY,
AT ALL PRICES, AXD IN TRUTH
The Cheapest Stoves
IN THE COUNTY, HIS PRICES ARE DOWN
TO ROCK BOTTOM, 80 THAT IT
WILL PAY NO ONE TO PURCHASE
STOVES ELZEWHERE,
ECALL AND 85F FOR YOURSELF
a
ott
Cryer H ALL “Muar MARKET, ~The
Centre Hall Meat-market having are.
frigerator families can at all Umes be
supplied with fresh meats, of best quali:
iy ge Bologas annsage. ext door to
el; open evening,
ldmay tf apd Haxxy
Cards—Aftorneys.
55 Wr
D.
ht
: ¥. FORTREY,
the 4in old Coinrd building, Beli
f
f. 1. Era LER
VAMGLER & HEWES
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&
} vs
CAT LAW, BELLEVO!
Office ou
itd .
building norih o
second floor of Foret
f Court Houwe, (
consulted in Eoglieh or German, J
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{pacing
fav.d os ”
alld Tavs BURY
sds &« Ke
POTTER, Auoruey-si
Iectionus promt); rune
given Ww Lhoss
ur sais
! YOUN F.
| Co
aliention
ry
ib sfonie,
1 i. BOA ER
IWER & ORV
:
eq
Dentists.
HOSTEEMAN,
Pentist, Cenirs
residence on Church sited
Beran Churct iil
Kil branches
i
ff sinistlersd
D> G. GUTELIUS.—
| Dentiss, Miilbeiw
{ professional services Lo the pub
prepared Ww perform sil operations
| dents He is fu
i pare leeld mbsolute
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we
£180»
profession
Wo eXxiracg)
| psin. r
Hotels.
IL
Low
ifavellug omy
{Wks Lobel equal ig
| every respect, for man and
fcharves very mocersale. (iy
48
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HOUS
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LLEGHESY 8 LLEYO?
MecMl LLEN, Fre i
amwple Rooms on Firet Fi
in sii Us
ilhesees 21.0
10 aliQ fre
sles 10 W
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D1 MEY
id MEYER, Pr
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AN Lb
0 water,
BOEnery
churches conve
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nave.
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SUMMER RESORT.
Oa 1. & 1,
ing and Honling—Roman-
1 aiid Valley dot nery,
aithy Localny,
yf '
TERME KEABONABLY
1 tinny
okt, BLK covasns sensnssns
JURTY BAXKI
5 Lod and Coupons
BEAVER J
' President
PpEXX 8 VALLEY Ba x
| Heoeive Deposits and
Ivis 101 Notes
ies; pond and Lx
WOLF
Presiden
ELLER & SON,
DRUGGISTS, Bellefonte, Pa.
Dealer In
Buy aud Bell Ge
upon
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| DRUGS,
! COEMICALSY
PERFUMERY,
FANCY GOODS, &e
! Pore Wines snd Liquors for mediew
{| purposes always kept
DRUGS
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COLLEGE, NEWARK, NEW JERSDY.
Ooen Aes three Bulld Largest and Rest More
ftions for graduates than si] of Ber sehoo!s foam.
Ane . Life Scho'arship 880, Write for oir ninrs,
COLEMAN, PALMS & OU. Propricions,
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