ME
ich.
PROPRIETORS,
IsLan D Ho
Steck Farm
Grosse tie, Wayne Co.,
BAVAGE & FARNUM,
IMPORTED sm
eron Horses.
Léink seideted from the ret of sires and dams
of established ‘ysputation and registered in the
Freach aad A mdr] an stud
ISLAND HOME
v situated at the head of Grosse Ire
tr. ten miles below the City, and
rafirond apd steamboat. Visitors
hoo lea
books,
ee by. 5
ith thi
! will accompany
, free DY mi
LUGE, ikl.
,
i110
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Old in Experience.
v
xperience in manufacturing
> ane R np Suaner.P ct Jia $
Raw Bone Super-Phosphates,
roods
cconomy of manufacture
.
by science or ac-
We have had thirty years’
fn
ich
farmers may depend upon
is no improvement
ed D
have not
uging relia-
r 5 C8
iit rs.
we
proc
ap fer
has been shown over
und over again by testimeni-
{rom reliable farmers, and
ses made and pub-
vy State Boards of Ag-
that Baugh's $23
e is a complete and
fertilizer for general
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m1 (GATARRH-
KELLERGZRAES
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
OF THE WORLD,
Catarrh ha becomes so t
soaroely 8 family is exempt, and BW
truly the bane of the Americrn race,
preparations are in the mark
not eure, thal 8 oeition, § we,
that do
NEVER CUR
FAILING SILI
will be wel y . AE
Caturrh Remedy snd flood Fa
rifier bas NEVER failed in 4 single
cass where directions ave fulloved, I
trikes at the root of the dive se and
ates the poison from the Liced,
~cwnn has heen wonderful awd sales
smears, All thas faked for it satrial
The most obatis d long + sading
cases yiedd peadily to this remedy, 1g
ei ¢ harmisss, Price 81 a lott)
porition for BH. Upon meosipt of |
tr Sam’! F. Keller & Uo, Harrbburg,
Fa, six bottles will be sent by ex-
press, prepaid, Th eo siher, for
the only preparation thal recedes the
sei of the disease and Hand
ah for clroniar (or sak or det for
ene) sencorning Canse Nstare Symptoms ani
of (Cntarrh, It contains testimonials of
god gengine cures. It is aleo the Bost Blond Be
rifier in the market. For sale by Druggists
enerally, Wholesale 4 Sam's F Kien &
j0., Harrisburg. Ps.: alse by Josiwsros, Ho
WAY & Uo, and Sars, Kise & Uo, Puilad's Pa
Its w
NEVER
a OUT OF CRDER.
Ar ~—— Ts—
EW HOME 2 waCHINE
sci [NG
30 UNION SQUARE NEW YORK.
WCAG, 0? ANG, pIEANY,
tL. MASS,
FOR SALE BY
J.Q. A, Kennely, Contre Hall, Ag't,
Milhoim Plaining MIN
Furnishes and Keeps on Hand
SH, a DOORS
FLOORING OF ALL KINDS,
SIDING. SHUTTERS,
BLINDS,
MOULDING OF ALL KINDS,
STAIR RAILING,
&e, &o., &o., &e.
&eo.,
{erms Reasonable, and all Orders
Promptly attended to.
23jily ISRAEL CONFER & BON
SA
——.
IN A MEXICAN RESTAURANT.
A traveler visiting Mexico says: We
stopped for a lunch at a fondita, or little
restaurant. The dirt floor of this way-
side inn was neatly swept, its white.
washed walls hung with pictured saints
wreathed with gandy paper roses,
rickety-legged wooden benches were
ranged against the walls, and the only
iwo chairs the establishment afforded
were brought for las Amerioanas, who are
suspected of not wishing to conform to
the custom of native Indian women-—
that of squatting upon a petate. Our
refreshment was speedily spread upon a
well-sooured table—to which a oloth
would - have been an incongruous sus
perfluity—a pot of rancid sheep's milk,
have made excellent cannon
ranged in green leaves, as the people
have a tasteful habit of doing. Of
hand, in a pig skin which gurgled an
approving note alarmingly like life
its contents into our
olse is considered so good for holding
the popular drink, and we nre told that a
vmall sized skin costs about two dollars
und a half, but lasts little more than a |
month, as the fermentation going on
within soon rots the wool off The
dirtiest of the Indians make most de-
iicious curd cheese of mixed goat and
cow's milk, which is eaten with wild
honey or eumbled into the frejoles
(stewed beans), without which no meal
is complete. Though these cheeses are |
oxtensively imitated by their betters in |
vooial station, none can make them so |
well as the Indians. Evidently the |
proper flavor needs certamn conditions— |
of surrounding dirt, lice, foul oders |
eto, which los ricos cannot give, After |
this dainty repast, the mistress of the |
1nanse offered us her own cigarette hol-
der, from the pocket of her greasy gown,
tendering the courtesy with the air of a |
princess—an honor which Betsy and I
would not for the world have wounded
her feelings by refusing. Having per.
formed that polite duty nobly like two
“little men,” while the mules were
resting we wandered out to view the
village.
w———— As AP A—
POWER OF IMAGINATION,
As illustrative of what imagination
will do, the cnse of a woman who im- |
rgined that a frog had found lodgment |
may be recited. The
woman in question is the wife of an in-
dustrions machanic living out near the
Presidio, and in some nnknown manner
conoeived the idea that the reptile was
in her stomach. Argument by her
limsband and friends that it wa: a halla.
vination availed not, and matters grew
worse and worse until one day, when
the woman was downtown, her imagi-
nary complaint was so bad that in des
neration she entered a drug siore aud,
riating her case, asked for relief. The
rpothecary happened to be a physician,
und seeing at once that his customer's
complaint was an imaginary one |
rolved to humor her. Calling his elerk
lie despatohed him to a rotisserie near
by to procure a frog, and administered
un emetio to the woman. The frog was
nlipped into the pail, aud when the
viotim of the hallucination saw it she
expressed ber thanks, and maid she felt
much relieved. It was only a few days,
however. before another hallucination
hat there were more frogs, offspring of
the ejected reptile, in her stomach, took |
possession of her. Bhe at once repaired
to the apothecary and told him of her |
fears. The druggist soratched his head |
for a moment, and then remembering |
that he had chucked the frog into a jar |
of aleobol took it from the shelf, and |
after looking at it intently for few mo- |
ments, returned to the woman with "|
satisfied smile on his face, avd said, |
« Madame, you are mistaken ; this is|
not that kind of a frog.” The woman |
was cured, and since then has been |
troubled with no farther hallucination |
of this kind.
16 Toe
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—
EXCLUSIVE ENGLISHMEN,
The following aneodots is told in re- |
lation to the unsocial habits English. |
men who travel An old American |
gentleman was travelling from Liverpool
to London. Three gentlemen in all oo- |
eupied the oarringe, and for an hour |
after the train had begun ita journey’
never one exchanged a syllable with |
another,
silence, and said: * Gentlemen, I am
Li De, 1Ihavecome-—— Ihave
been a merchant for fifty years, and now
I am living in ease, I am eighty years
of age, and I have two eyes and one
tongue, and, like a great many of my
countrymen, I take a pleasure in using
them. My eyes fool the period in which
they have done me servies, and I cannot
read for the motion of the train, Hav.
ing introduesd myself, I trust, gentle.
men, you will not look upon meas a
pickpocket.” At this one of the gen-
tlemen drew ont his card-oase and gave
his card, This example was immediate.
ly followed by the other. '* What, gen.
soem to know one snother ; let me in.
troduce you; and with that he crossed
his arms and prescuted the card of one
to the other. This was the beginning of
a warm and long friendship.
ge o———————
i -
| Edward Wardell, son of Ellen Terry, |
{ made his first appearance on the stage
in Chicago as the son of Joel, the Gardiner |
in * Eugene Aram.”
The performance of {wo tunes on a
guitar by the bride was the fee which a
Georgia justice received for marrying |
a couple,
As an important step toward securing |
{an abolition of the practice of pistol}
| carrying, a Galveston. Texas, paper |
suggests that the pistol pocket should |
be prohibited by law. i
i Tt is said that the originator of the!
Concord grape has raised over 20,000
seedlings in the past thirty-five fyears
without finding his ideal grape, and
only twenty-one had desirable qualities.
It is a curious fact that of the 188
members of the English Privy Councils
09 or rather more than one-half, are
peers. As there are 513 peers, it would
seem that about one out of every five is
a Privy Councillor,
A linguist is doing service asa police-|
man in a railroad station at Macon, Ga. |
He can converse in seven different lan-|
guages, has two more imperfectly in |
his head, and before six months have
passed hopes to add tl
repertoire,
ree more to his
A London lswyer suffered a long time]
from lead poisoning before the doctors
discovered that it was owing to the use
of snuff put up in so-called tin-foil |
wrappers. According to the Medical |
press thercare now on record thirty-|
four coses of this kind.
of moist
of lead.
Some samples
y . : i
snuff contained 2.50 per cent.
-but at the
same time one very valuable—is being]
placed in the frogs, and]
guards of the Old Colony Railroad. It]
consists of a piece of hard wood 80}
shaped and bolted
8 person’
groove
of that kind are of daily occurrence,
A very simple contrivance-
3 2)
swWil
tches,
: i
to a rail as to prevent)
s foot from being caught in the
Accidents)
§
when on the track.
Hezekiah Williams,
hibited at
“the
Africa,
and the
was ¢X-}
i
museum as)
wy v4 £7 | doit i
the jungles ol
ed to the floor |
recld on the sup-|
treated idiot. |
wir and beard)
rye
The)
ma
The removal of his {alse
rovealed a perfectly + Dero.
ms could ex-}
n or any other}
kind of a man as | » as he hurt no one. |
Dr. Cagny calles ab
discriminate use of 4
for horses. Ile
employed in considerable
“ture of arnica
it 18
quant Lins
nd us
a
8Y
often |
{
»
BAH
petty strains and bruises
contact with the effected
vy .
Lien, 31H
blistered, thus greatly aggravating the
kept in)
sriaces until
they are sw: heated often
He also cites cases 101
goifier had washed it to wear
to a great festival on
hung it over a ehafing-disl
hot swellin
hor pot
air,
garment, lifted it upm
lady was astor
hashband’s atte
not
idea of the HOS=aIT i» hai d "
take Montgolfi
The researches lataly made by En glish |
explorers in re
have lad to the belief that
rough ridges, abrupt chasms nor bare
rock, and that the sea bottom [at great
depths is not
streams, even by those of the magnitude
of the Oulf strenm-—its general appear}
ance rather resembling that of the!
American prairies, and it is everywhere]
covered by a kind of mud.
The Bank of I is aid,
invisible studio in a gallery behind the|
there are nn
Fete ) ww i A
not affect by eurrents or
has an |
ranoe, it
cashiers, so that at a signal from one of
them any suspected customer will in-
stantly have his picture taken without
his own knowledge. Tne camera has
also become very useful in the detection
of frauds, a word or a figure that to the
eye seems completely erased being
clearly reproduced in photographs of
the document that had been tampered
with.
The myth that a large sum of money
ad been offered by the Government
for 1,000,000 postage stamps is said to
have arisen in the following way: An
advertisement appeared in London, Eng.
land, asking charitable people to send
their stamps to a poor boy in Brighton,
who wished to cover bis walls with por
traits of her Majesty. When thoy
should be covered the lad's education
was to be paid for by a weathly lunatic.
Thousands of stamps were sent, and
then cleaned and sold. The police
broke it up.
A young lady at Forest City, Sierra
county, Cal, while fast asleep, got out
of bed, partly dressed, picked up »
lantern, and started for her home at
Minnescta, in the same county. She
some terribly bad and steep
roads, and finally arrived at Kanaka
Creek, two and a Linlf miles from her
starting point, in safety, but just be-
fore stepping upon the foot bridge to
cross it she stumbled, and the jar woke
her up. She comprehended the situa
tion very quiokly, and proceeded on to
Minnesota, reaching home some time
Woman's Province.
SEX we
HOW BEST FULVILLRD,
What a great task is assigned to wo-
man, Its dignity cannot be elevated. It is
not her province to make laws, to lead
armies, nor to be at the head of great en-
terprises, but to her is given the power to
form those by whom the laws are made,
to teach the leaders of mighty armies and
the governors of vast empires. She is
required to guard against having the
slightest taint of bodily infirmity touch
the frail creature whose moral, intellect.
al and physical being is derived from
pher. She must instil correct principles,
inculeate right doctrines, and breathe into
the soul of her offspring those pure tenti-
ments which in time to come will be a
part of themselves, and bless generations
lyet unborn. Yes, to woman is given the
{blessed privilege of aiding the sufferer in
all the various stages of his existence. She
smiles sere ly at the christening, and
weeps at the burial, while she soothes t
bereaved heart, This is her proviace and
duty. Yet how canshe fulfi
unlcss possessed of a stro
body? The preparation
Hartman, and known as I
the ti
ie
Il her mission
and healthy
of Dr, 8. B,
RUWA . is 244
ZF iromam
of the complaints incident to thi
{imate It is invaluable to women, an
Mrs. J. W. Reynolds, of Lisbon,
Columbiana county, Ohi s a noted ex-
ample of what the med lo, She
says she has suffered for years with con-
ge. tion of the lungs, catarrh in the head,
and was troubled with a bad cough, She
Lad tried a number of physicians, but
they all failed to cure her. She was in-
duced to try Perux a, and immediately a
marked change took place. After using
one bottle her cough ceased and in ashort
time her other ailments were cured, She
is now completely restored to health, an:
vives all the credit to Peruxa. Mr. J.
W. Reynolds, her hushand, was a con-
firmed invalid. He could not slesp well,
{ he work, Hen
ner COMA BC 7
)r,
bd
and as a result, ¥
to his former vigor
savs he now feels like
Mr. Bernhardt &
Clair county, Mich, #23 * I have thor-
oughly tried your Pzarxa in the various
diseases to which parents anda large fam.
“iy of children are ever Hable, and | find
t a needed.
sed Peruxa,
letely testored
strength, le
Ww Iman,
Clair, St,
&*
»
a
it inevery case to be just the thi
No family can honestly be without it
Nancy Feterman, Cookport,
nty, Pa., says:
valuable PERUNA
ever used.”
AGEN Corsets. Bampic free 0 those bee
coming spents. No risk, quick sales,
Territory given, salisfaction guaranteed. Address
DR.BCOTT 842 Broadway St. N.Y,
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Express Fast make close conneclion
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If you want good shouider braces,
citable for ladies and gentlemen, and at
reumonable prices, go to the Centre Hall
irug store, J. D. Mueray,
Druggist.
before daylight. For some days pre.
vious to the above event the girl bad been
suffering from homesickness
amine a 8 ———
11jon of
DO YOU, KNOW
—-LORILLARD’S OLIMAX-——
PLUG TOBACCO
a ader valuo,
ve.
HARDWARE
Heating Stoves,
CROWNING Glui.,
In Cooks the REGULATOR PI
A full assortment of Fire Brick and
_ STOVES
arts =
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A NEW DEPARTURE,
A Strictly Cash Store
where goods are bought
and sold for Cash.
We do not think it necessary to recall
to the minds of the people the jpstances |
under our in which
business men have been ruiued by the |
credit system, bunt] eek you frankly
whether it is not the cause of embarrass-
ing 80 many business men of to-day.
Believing vou admit it we desire 0 lm
prees you with the fact that on and after
FRIDAY, DECEMBER
we will inaqgurate an entire new syslem
known as the
HTRICTLY CASH OR M¢
By ulus we do nut
own’ obrervation
REY DOWN,
“terms
on credit but mean what
we gay, sod the editor of the “Reporter’
canoot buy 50 cents worth uuless he
planks down the cash, and so the rule
wiil apply to ail alike, We next wish to
show that this new system will be even
2
mean Lo eny
Cast’ and sell
more advaantgeous to the public than
CUiSeives, us JOLLOWS
let—Merchaudise bought on credit
r aud a8 there
dead
is cowpelied to add at
faust eveuiually
y Le paid i
«1€ Always Ore Or ICs gccouuls
the merchant
lenet 5 per cent, to the price of Lis lock
tu account fur his luss.
2d- On account of not geiticg wouey
i
down he niust add another 5 per cent, Ww
pm the luterest Cu Lis borrowed woney.
ird wurk
to wake a blotter charge Ltban to slwpl
tie nit Oesear:
Ses
sdds another 5 per cent. to the price.
&d— It requires oue Wh wore
y
take mouey aud this ¥
41h~—Nut being able to pay for goods
u8 Soun as they reach tle store, (by bav
jug money in his books,) the credit mer.
chant peys 5 per cent. more than the
cash merchant,
Yuu can add numerous reasons of your
own snd couclude by say ‘itis a
1, snd in addition lo
or 20 per cent, on
25H
able to close the
10g,
golden idea for al
the saving of 15,
is we will be
JUr goo
year free «
Under tt e new #3
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f aby t
i Celi,
{ory
Wem
Wer Gran-
ckles' coffee al
i6e, best home-made flour $1.10 per sack,
White Deer roller flour $1.25, Asyrup3s
per gallon, Appleton A muslin Tc per
ve
alated sugar a s A
¥
:
an
as
yard, dress goods O7, best prints 6c, cheap
prints J, &e., &c,
Produce taken in exchange or cesb
paid when desired.
Dinges, Trumpfhelier & Co.
dec? COBURN, PEXN'A.
Millheim Marble Works.
A. C. MUSSER,
pinger & Mower
Successor to Deluis
Dealer in
Monumenis,
HH endstones,
Tombs and Copeing
in Marble or Granite
DONE AT REASONABLE
PRICES,
pes. Shop East of Bridge, Main St.
28jan3m
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One trial will prove its
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PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
56 N. Water Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Consignments of all kinds of Country Produce
soliciten. Quick Sales, Good Prices and Prompt
Returns is our motto, We have Saetliov faciti-
ties for obtaining good prices for Butter,
Poultry, (live or dressed,) Lard, Tallow, Che
Potatoes, Fruit, (dried or fresh,
Live Stock ; in fact, everything the tntmar Pro.
duces, either in oar loads or small lots. Tage,
stencils and price lets furnished free.
&& We refer to the editor of this paper.
resents given away, Send
$200,000 = } cents postage, and by mail
you wil got fee & package of of
that will stars jon io work
vou In Taal aslat thane a Ho
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ma om: 30 “workers »eo:
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A fioe selection of silk 1 mndkerchiefs
and gent's neck-wear, for | he holidaye,
nt Guggenheimers,
eow
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rottand, Maine,
ak Sp TT die YE
youths’ and boys’ caps, at
ore,
Buffalo and wolf robes, | ap
horse blankets of all grads =, at :
lieimers,
aad
genheimeors,
cubes poner cine mers
Hides of all kinds wa
helmers, and highest
Cash paid for same.
td cidul
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Fine Cut bg! id
cue
v
ng fall directions for the
i treatment of abova disegsces.
i Prico 25 ots und 50 ote. peor
Sold everywhere.
For sa'e at Murray's Drug store,
for the working people. Send 10 ots.
HELP postage and we will souil you free, a
royal, valuable sample box of goods that will pus
on in the way of making more money In a jew
ays than you ever th hi possible ul say basins.
Capital not roguired, ou can live at howe and
work in spare time only, or all ithe time, All of
both sexes. of aliages, grandly secessiul, 0 cents to
$5 casiiy earned every evening. That ail whe wass
wot k thay test the business, we make his ssparaie
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