THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ON A NN PN PN ad i TN PN
Caxree Hari, Pa, Fen. 20, 1885.
Terms —82 per year in advance, $2.50
when not ia sdeance,
2 cents per line for three insertions.
One colum per year $004 colum $45.
mir Hereafter all subscribers
thair subscription in advance, will get &
credit of two months additional as a pre
mium on $2 in advance.
ANYTHIN YOU WANT,
AT G. R, SPIGELMYER'S
!
AN IMPORTANT FACT,
Cwiig to the great depression
in all
branches, 1'¢ have been enabled Jor the
bargains ever heard of in the way of Spring
Goods,
Carpets, Matting end House Furnishing
there seems to have
been a greater stagnativn than in any other,
In Yiene lines
in Centre county of Velvet,
Therefore ev- |
y body who is in need of Carpels this |
£F
SPRING MILLS
PA.
—Y Ou can travel a day
— OF msn
—-not find a nicer, cleaner,
e stock. I
——mior@ cOmplet
Perino
ws mm £08 1 (06
Garmans.
D, GARMAN & SON,
le, 1554,
« again this spriog.
Vietoria is suffering fro
» we, and we'll bet a worse
i0 to 20 per cent!
yildren’s coats, at the
to proceed
improvements on
ring
at 82 500 was destroved
1pposed set on fire,
id friend Mitterling, of Tus
ds to make sale of a large
k and adveriises it in Reporter.
Back, foundry and machine
we iielon
10x aod OspoRSE repairs. 4t
Every piece bears a ticket with the lowest i
Cash Price per yard marked thereon. In
unknown characters, and then delude cus- |
tomers into the belief that ofter they have bar- i
Macs : » }
down 10 to 15 per cent from the asking
4 po. ;
ered
price. that they have secured a bargain.
Then afterwards to their sorrow they find |
out that they could have bought the same ar- |
. >
to 15 per cent less at the "One
Price Store.’
SeectaL,—
i Prid
Muslin
Prints war
SUH pn
strié)
~E
ffer for a limitod pe |
at 1 yard wide Bleached |
J Indigo Blue
anled fast colors, Bie worth 10e,
eces of the best Standard Prints .
100 dozen Linnen Damask Tow- |
y and 50 center a pair worth $1 and
3 ) . #
iy olhier af
i
"the We
wort
a
8%
0
els 2
1fi : ¢
arficies a
eeping reduction,
Bee Hive Oxg Price Stores, |
-———
~The Centre Hall Reformed charge,
we understand, have extended a call to |
Rev. Land, of Turboiviile, i
— Had about 214 inches of snow on
Taesday night, Wedoesday very fice
and gleighing good.
—~Taesday was pap Em’'l Smith's day
‘or moderate weather from this on out.
the water appeared above and broke
he ice, then look for moderate weather,
t did sao—and to-day, Wednesday, any-
how, holds out on this “sign.”
— Two welleknown, old citizens of
Potteriwp., were buried this week. Mr,
Fye, an aged resident of the Loop, and
Mr. John Wilkerson, formerly of Potters
Mills, who died at the home of his
daughter in Bellefonte, and on Tuesday
was interred at Sprucetown,
rn . Sahm, of Somerset county,
preached in the congregations of the
alsburg Lutheran charge, Sanday last,
and the vote in all seemed to be almost
unanimons for extending him a call as
pastor. Rev, Sahm is a son of Rev. Dr.
Salim, some years ago pastor of the Aa
ronsburg Lutheran charge.
— (ne should always bear in mind
best assortment of
ready-made clothing is always to be
found at the Philad. Branch. The goods |
is first class all the time, and warranted
to be as represented. The stock of men's
and boys’ clothing is equal to that in
to bottom figures,
l«d. Branch
ing eisewhiere
Always call io at the |
before purchasing eloth-
— Father Willow was awarded the
contract for carrying the mail from Cec
tre Hall post-office 10 the traio—2 round
trips per day, § mile, at §60 a year. Fa
ther Armbruster, of Farmer's Mills, has
enntracted to carry the mail to Spring
Fbese are both veterans in years and |
~The proprietors of the Bee Hite
stores, Goldsmith Brothers, today, 25th.
will distribute 500 loaves of fresh bread |
Wright, of Milesborg, will
Hiil
in the forenoon,
Mullen, of Hecla
1rnac i of consumption on night
13. Mr M'Mallen was a gentleman of
vie qaalisies and an active Democrat.
1
the (entre
xt Sabbath
Ambrose M’
yf.
wr ALT
purges of Belielonte, This
his third term. Mr. Powers is a credit
to the town as a citizen and ss its chief
i i £
£1 Cues
it
OILcer.
Mra. Harriet Keen, wile of Henry
Keen, of Milibeim, died on 20, after an
ilinees of several months, She was
very estimable wife and mother and
leaves a large connection of relatives and
nds 10 mourn her decease,
frie
deed by as good a set of men as ever ran
a store—the Goldsmiths are large heart |
ed and perfect geatiemen in every re-
spect, and that's what makes the Bee |
hive so attractive.
—An entertainment will be given |
at Aaronsborg, by the Ladies’ Mite So- |
Prof, Geo, P, Bible, the no:-
ed elecationist, will render some of his |
best pieces, and vocal and instrumental |
i
|
heim, will leave for the south on March
2 to see alter some timber lands in Tenn.
i
1dent
Exposition,
1
W. Miller, of Manhattan,
[i., formerly of Poiter twp, is spending
Pe p
wee 311, 1),
with Mr. Ruben Colyer,
wetigys the Northumberland Demo-
the Pennevivania Railroad Co, to run all
of April.
we Pod ward Kelley, a son of Mr. Jas.
fence, on 13, and was instantly killed.
wos seized with one at the time of the
accident,
we A. driving horse of J, W. Bariges,
of Penn Hall, while being driven in a
sleigh a few days ago, was frightened by
another party driving a sleigh from be-
hind, sud began to kick by which it
broke a leg and had to be killed,
3 ~Hogh Riddle, a notorious
ho made
his escape from the Bellefonte jail some
months ago, was recaptared by Sheriff
Walker, assisted by AL Garman, and
safely landed on the hill. Hugh is con-
sidered a desperate fellow.
—Sayen days until the inauguration,
now if you are fing, don't Mail to get a
pew suitst the P'nilad, Branch else every
body In Washington will point to youn
as weeady office seeker. Clothing mark-
ed down to near cost. Suits for men and
boys.
we IF Jou want > gave money in an
important item of expenses,
yon oab do it by always purchasing your
read y~wade hing at the Pn ln
phia Branch.
on a soit on which you can save from
44 to 812, You een k
for from $3 to 88 less than elsewhere ;
you ean buy underwear of them 30 per
vent cheaper than ai other stores,
«
Bradley, of Beilefunte, whom alone it is!
worth while to bear. A rich treat is on |
the carpet, we assure our friends down |
there, i
~——Death has called away another no-
ble old man, Me. Joseph Carson, of near |
Potters Mills, who died Egtarday, 21, at |
his home. Mr. Carson bad been feeble |
for uver a year from astroke of apoplexy, |
and his death was brought on by a repe |
knew him, and followed an upright life |
from his early years. He was a Christian |
and ardent god consistent member of |
the Presbyterian church,
~—Mr. Rolland Treaster, of near Tas |
seyville, had a leg badly broken on last |
A tres in falling strack |
him across the leg crushing the Hmb be- |
low the knee in a manner that Dr. Ja-
wert near at the time god carried Mr,
Treaster to his home.
N. B.—Since writing the abové 3p
learn that Doctors Jacobs and Alexan
koee on same day.
~(30 6 Murray's Drug Store, Cen.
tre Hail, for your Chtistmas and Birth-
stock. Any drog or mediine aot tyund
on hand will be got for you inside of 48
hours from the time you leave your or
der. — J. D. Mommay.
IT TELLS ITS OWN STORY.
Lancaster, N. H. Dee. 3, '70.—By the
way I will say thut I think Downs’ Ets
ixir the best copgh remedy that I can
find at our dra Wa always use it.
J. 8. Peavey, Pab, Ropy Jican,
All diseases arising from biliousness
or torpid liver are quickly cored by the
use of Baxter's Mandrake Bitters, Bee
notice of Arnica and Oil Liniment in an-
other column. Sold by J. D. Murray, at
b'
pela. we feb'y
5 x LMO HOTEL,
G33 5 819 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
o rates 0 §J per day. The
traveling public will sul) i
tel tho same liberal yi Bo
edinte
es cat ven rns a
~—At the elections held last week the
following officers were elected :
MILES TWP,
Justice of the Peace, James P Frank;
Constable, Elias Breon; Assessor, David
Bartges; School Directors, John Wirt, Ju-
cob Gepbart; Judge, C O Mollory; Buper-
visors, Aaron Smull, John Breon; Over
seer, John Hosterman; Inspectors, Uriah
Rhafer, Willis Weaver; Auditor, Cyrus
Brumgart; Town Clerk, Joseph K Weber.
MILLHEIM BORO,
Chief Burgess, A C Musser; Asst. Bar-
ess, J W Adams; Council, J F Harter, J
1 Breon; Assessor, Wm. T Maock; Over-
seer, N F Stover; School Directors, 8 D
Musser, H K Luse; Judge, C W Hartman;
Constable, G W Harter; High Constable,
Jacob Keen; Auditor, J W Snook.
PEXN TWP
Justices of the Peace, 8 R Gettig, H E
Dueck; Constable, Bamuel Ard; Judge, A
P Zerby; Inspector, J H Frank; Assessor,
Jacob Kerstetter; Supervisors, Juo. Rote,
Elias Krumrine; School Directors, Geo,
Bower, Heary Stover; Overseer, Aaron
Ulrieb; Auditor, J Gentzel: Town Clerk,
W H Ertel.
POTTER Twp,
School Directors, Levi Stump, Lalay-
elite Neff: Supervisors, John Foreman,
James A Sweetwood, Overseer, Jacob
Meise; Assessor, E B Hosterman; Cons
stable, John Weaver; Auditor, W B
Mingle; Town Clerk, J F Miller.
8. P.—Justice of the Peace, Wm J
Thompson; Judge, James McCiintic; In-
spectors, J 8 Dauberman, D M Henuey.
N. P.—Judge, Jobn Bpaogler; Inspec-
tors, W R Camp, Elmer Campbell
Ferguson, E. P.—Justice of the Peace,
Joho H Miller; Judge, G W McWilliams;
Inspectors, D G Meek, CB Hess; Asses-
C D Miller; School Directors, Juseph
Hoy, A G Ewing; Overseer, J 8 Fortuey,
yi Pe
ter Wolf; Auditor, Joseph Hebberling
Clerk, W J Meyers,
Ferguson, W, P.—Judge Stein Walker;
Inspectors, Isaac Gates, Jas, Meyers.
Gregg SN. P.—~Juastice of the Peace,
Samuel J Herring; Jadge, T B Jamison:
Iospectors, Henry Mark, W B Krape;
Assessor, J P Condo; Supervisors, J
Grove, J B Heckman: Schvol Directors,
W L Rishel, George B Crawford; Over
seer, Ww. Goodteart; Constable, Ruben
Kline: Auditor, W B Bitner; Clerk, J C
Condo.
Gregg, N. P.—Judge, J] EB Ream;
spectors, F P Vonada, J C Rossman.
Harris—Juadge, Cyrus Durst; Inspec
tors, Jacob Weber, soot Bricker; Super
visors, Peter Kuhn, Joseph Garbrick:
Assessor, DD F Welland; School Directors,
Michael Hess, A H Hosterman: Overseer,
Samuel More; Constable, W Meyers: Au
ditor, W A Murray, Clerk, C Moore.
Haines twp. officers: Sche Die
rectors, J. J. Orodort, J. H. Wyle; Saper-
visors, M. 5B. Fidler, H. A. Mingle; Over.
seer, Dan'l Vonado; Assessor, Noah
Cronmiiler; Auditor, H. Pmilips; Town
cierk, Thomas Hull: Coustable, H. J
Inspectors, 8, H. Deal, F. P
Jower; Judge, G. M. Kister; Registra-
tion Assessor, Chas, Bower,
East P—Judge, W P Ard; Inspectors,
Davie! VYouada, Jr, Heury O Bower
Registration Assessor, 8 Eilinger.,
In-
Of
Free AGRICULTURAL Lectusms.—A se-
ries of free jeciures upou sgricuitaral
topics will be delivered at Centre Hails,
by some of the State Coliege professors,
ou Friday and Saturday, Marca 13 ano
dey and eveuing, The subjects
touched upon will be such as will Lene
fit and interest the farmers as weil as en-
nghten in the advances made in agricul.
We will print a fall pro
ram for thedifferent sessions—morniug,
alternoon and eveuiog—of each day. Al-
ter each jeclure upon some topic
will be a free talk in which any can give
expression to their ideas and experi
A guestiva box will be had 10
add interest 10 the proceedings. These
combined with ong of the school rooms,
snd ail others taking an interest in agri-
culture, will attend these weetings,
- -_—-
When a new dramma has proven sue-
ceasful, it 18 customary for the audience
structed sod amused them.
sowethiog very much like this jo regard
18 generally a tradition of some baif-
shadowy personage who hes established
the journal, givieg it its cuaracter, and
cousmantiy directs it; and the pubic like
to Lave him come before the curtain now
person. This More: Halgigad, of the
Clocinnati Commercial Gagetie, hak done
American Review,” to which he coutri
butes an article on “The Revival of Sec
tiouniism.”
deacon Farrar presesuts his views ou
Davis GirCurgaps “Lue Moral Aspects of
Vivisection,
persons of pute bas said on tue sabject.
Max Muller describes the astonishiu
ideas of the Buddlusts of Charity, sn
George Juha Rowaues opened up a great
subject with an article on “Mind iu Men
and Animals” The other articles are
one by PFresidont
{chiefly scholastic,) one by Judge John
A. Jameson on * Speculation i Politics,”
and ons by Jcha W. Johnson on “Rail
way Land-grante.”
OP
PBUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The bes sal7¢ in the world for outs,
bruises, sores, Wicers, sali jheum, fever
sores, tétter, chapped bands, Ehilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi.
tively cures piles, or no pay required
Tt is guaranteed to give perfect satisten-
tion, or money refunded, Price 25 cents
a box. For sale by all druggists, jan7y
A MS
Take Norice or minis SrLexpin Ban
aaig.~The “New York Weekly World,”
one of fhe ligot weeklios in the United
Sates by 3 ia] arfaggement with the
Ww pe can ba very low
by clatbiog with the “Reporter,” Two
pew names, clubbing for the “Reporter,”
will each get the two papers, the“ World"
and the “Reporter” one year, cash in ad
vance, for $225, the r price
for the two being $8. Babscribers to
the “Reporter” can have the “World”
> * for $2.00, in advance, or
wheg plubbing with two new
Binies | Binres !— Persons wanting
a Bible, from 85 up to $18.00-~the best
aud iy edition ot tthe kind printed in
® sbon u orders
for Michael Zeigler, of Millbeim, who is
{SUICIDE OF - HOWARD BRICKLEY.
{Philipsburg Journal, 20,1
The unfortunate young man who had
| thus suddenly been deprived of life, was
| Mr. Howard W. Brickley, traveling sales.
| man for Franch, Richardson & Co,
{ Bingbamton, N, Y., who had arrived in
| $his place from Kylertown, aboot 4 p. m.,
| Saturday. After retiring for the might
| that was the last known of the man nn-
| tikabout 8 o'clock the following morn-
ing. At that hour the porter came down
stairs and informed Mr. Ruw that he
| couldn’t get any suswer to his rap from
| the occupant of No. 13, but that the gen-
| tleman must be sleeping very sound,
| he was snoring very loud. At noon
man was still in bed, fears began to be
{ leit that something was wrong, The
| ing for some time, and getting no reply
from the interior, took his pen kuife and
| managed to push out the key,
taking snother key be unlocked the door
| aod went in. The man was found lying
on his right side, bis knees shghtly
i drawn up, and his left band concealing
his mouth—dead, and that from an over
dose of opinm,
following letter:
On the burean lay the
HE (OP
Here's to my friends that [ loved, 1 am
4 gentieman avd I hope you will always
be my loved ones, 1 was always your de
light, and I hope to always be. | loved
you both, You was a kind and affec-
tionate father, and also a girl,
aration from you (that this,
hope I will meet you both in heaven.
hope to all the same —to the parties | um
{| working for. Please settle
| dy, Fannie. Please fix sll my
say vou huve pleased me, as tha
ways your delight
w
Ey] .
To Father and Fannie and all 1 {
ILE
i he Bee
causes thi put
wil
I will meet you both
{in Heaven. Our Father ia Heaven unite
us, and h pu
er there,
Although t general impr
the contrary, we g ed to believe, atter
ccusideriog all tbe circamstunces, that it
Was 4 of involuntary soici
BuUOnL 8&8 Lie arrived 1a § WH, be wentl to
the barn himself and gave exniicit
tions about his horses fed and
cared for. He then we to the bho
| warmed himself at the stove, ssked for a
room, sald he wi + ISLAY over Sun
day, went 10 the barb. shop
shaved, Alfie
ior the purpose o
bis clothing, turned U4
lamp down about three fourths,
money under the sheet, placed
in rout of his bed aud a
water on a chair within re
from posi
put there in case he
the water either 10
mouth. Now ouride;
tug io Was
uatuseca, and feared fire
taken t
fatbier will meet dear un
H. W.B.
gsion 18 to
OLti-
fie
re
Cusp le. As
direc
Having
git
is ie
and
iis ro
arge tan
sik
wird is 00 Was
to bed he
r much opium,
ieuce
expianation
whe wo
recovered,
COuBeq
h
abe
he d
d in his room
:
“
expected to rise in the
the young man bad
that sleep, which anf
deal
or
og nd 10 (he conc
siGe] of
muved
iRst, :
strugele he
gugergone so
was anroflled
HO BION
orf muscles
Ia reso
ard, Ceatre n
TEAR d, Mesara, (
{ here anc ook
and conveyed them to |
ofthe B, C_, (
day night,
- a
FE
AM ADIEC AS
Shae
VERY I Bs AVN AE
Mr George ¥. Ww i I
Mich. writes: My wil
telpicss for five years,
{ she conid not turn
Sone used two bolt
{ and 18 #0 much iiproved, 1
{ bow 10 do Ler own work.
Eleciric Bitters will do all
cinimed for them, Huudreds of testi
| Diais aliest Lueir groat POW
i Only Bity cents a bottle at drug stores
1
» haha
One,
Hers,
over io bed
es of Electric B
tabi y .
+ 5018 ale
thal is
curative rs
- —- -
~Rechlers & Co. hinve granulated sa
gar at 8c a pound, other grades at
owes prices,
New Orleans at 50¢ per gallon
sortment of collees, bolh green
roaswed. Our roasted coffees are always
fresh,
of tebacco,
oar cigar trade. We try to sell the best
2 for be and Hc cigars iu the town, Tes
«Young Hyson, 60, 80 , and §1 per Ib
ail
rib;
Mixed gioen and back from 60: to $i
#0 a goud bargain io Youeg Hysou at 40
Finest full cream cheese ut
16¢ per ib.
find which are the best vane for the
pris charged, Qur one pound pails of
best retura for the money of any brawd
same work as any of ithe higher priced
goods, BStone-ware io all sizes of all de-
sirable
in the market.
tho'freabesi goods. We have the
lain-lined and glass top jars,
ning jar is fur abead of anything yet
the Mason jur, but it is worth more than
the difference in price. Buoy the lignt.
wing jar and you will not regret it, We
have thom in piats, guarts and half gal-
ions, Fite sultiur chred hams, shopldors,
breakfast bacon and dried beef—naked
avid cauvased. We guarantee every piece
of meat we sell. We bave fifty fine
lamba in good pasture to dress fur our
markot as wanted, We give special ar
tention to getting fine lambs, and always
try 10 have a five flock ahead, Oar cus
tomers can depend on geting nice lamb
at all times, Speier & Co, Bush House
Block, Bejiefonte.
MARRIED,
At the residence of the bride's parents, Clinton”
Feb. 12. by. Rey. Brubaker, Nr. J M Oven:
1 , Cetitre Co, rmeriy of Cen
Hall) and ’ Are
BIED.
vor ek 2 gat of tps
TAS ol 5 Wo i
On Peh. 8, at S00. John Tonner, aged "
his residence. 1723 E. Min
ye
; Kale March. 20,
PrP! IC BEALE.~ Ax the residences of the urders
: signed, st Tusseyy Fri lay
March ¢ Tyo horses, 7 cows, hogs, Way ty
res hold articles, and other goods 1) be
wentioned in next week's paper
WM. FROM
i]
pore. hot
“ale Mareh 13
PUBLK BALE. ~At the residence of Wm
teriing, one lle nort
| Tusseyville, Friday, March 183 Two good In
ing mares, one with foal, black stallion risi
years oid, one heifer with call, Chesterw
breeding sow, good 2 horse wagon, b
drill, hayfork, 100 feet of new rope, v8, |
harrow, corn planter, cultivator, shovel |
entting box, hay ladders, set tug harness, oo
bridles, lines, and single trées, fan
mill, rakes, forks, shovels, Also 4 interest
rolier and other Saleatl p.m
JOHN MITTERLIN
ING
Bale March 10
~All the residence of they
, near Centre Hall,
Fhree head of horses, 1 y
} head young cattle, 1 bull, 4
3 plas 3 ram, (
con 3 DUCEeYE reper
4-horse bhroad-wheel we
suring wagon, top ¥
HED
horse rake, Chamg
Mit
3 of
dl
wg 3
pile
Min
OW
ow,
BY
ng
¢
iF
double
articles
Ya rr ens
wiars, forks, r
CArpe ner
Fhroed fibs
a 1
ord A
re w )
lie house of H. 8
Fel
Ealeih Jamis
botinded by
bat
Si
oF
love
on tae fol
at lj
¥ an
Jamison, Fred Zettie, Geo. Breot
MoeCool and Jas. G. Evans
®, THORt Ieasur ress
aie FEia Jel DET
her timber
Also, a tract of land sits
bounded by lands of John
mer, Withingu and
{ fee ana FE
in a high state of cultivation
Also, another tract of land situate in said «
in sald towne
1H, and lands
A. Coad
rebes, all clear
fi Sakis
1 tee 4000
sibing As
steel, Hiram
Cain and John Borel,
ina hi
cultivation oa House and Bam. bn
ottbnuiidings. prehard of choloe fra¥, sud 8
of never fulling water at the door
Terms Ten per cont. of purchase money {4 be
there
8
livered ; remainder in one year, with interes. to
be secured by bond and mortgage on the prods
I. BIANISON,
Vommitice
Prouc BALE
Sale March 17
Al the residence of the under
igued, tWo Wack well of Pot
al 12 v'elcok
Four head of horses, 2 years old and 1 1-year old
two years oic, 12
head of young cattle, 28 head sheep, 2 sows vith
pi Berkshire boar, six shoats, Johnson: Jas ves
er good as new, Johnson Mower, bay fork, ope
anid pulleys, fanning mill, broad wheel warm,
2 hore wagon, horse rake, sulkey cultivaton, two
South Bend plows, horse roller, set thg hares,
set orappers, set of double bh roess, collars. bri
dies, Laiters, double and singe trees 1orks, Koy.
els, olf A redsonable credit will be given.
H.C SHIRK.
Janu FOR BALE OR RENT.The valuable
A farm of the uhdersig ed,
about 100 acres, and good buildings, situsie ahoat
one mile east of Potters Mills, is offered for se cor
rent le peinng ay or rent oan call
upon Wr. W, Royer, on the 10 IRON, OF 1 3
undersigned, 2 BANKIN, vr the
feb Lewistown, Ta.
arch 4
Lyn
ork ho
der.
il
Tes, 18 fo
i
and the other a ni colt, b of
amin colt % cress boat
mowers, 1 a Bue the
ine and Aner
i Hale March 7.
Pra BALE — Al the residence of the
# signed, one milo cast
seyville, Baturday, March 7
colt, 5 milk cows, 4 bead young cattle,
sheep, hore wagon, 2 horse sled
rage, fanning mil, bhayrope, Harpo
vy, plow, harrow, eorn planter
cory ow, combined reaper and mows
saw, chains, forks and other articles,
goods, Moves, meat vessels, barrels,
chopper machine, and other articles. #
o'clock, LUCINDA BUNKLG
3
£134
EX ECUTORS NOTICE —Letiers testa
+ upon the enlate of Miche
iste of Potter twp, dec’d, having been
granted Ww the undersigned would
request Bil persons knowing themeely
debled 10 the estate Ww make
and those hs
sent the sas
Tanti
rer
est
immediate
ving cise agalost the san
ne duly suthenticated for sett!
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LEWIsBURG, PA,
ER IN
GENERAL HARDWAR SS,
Saddlery and Carriage
Material,
—Blacksmith Supplies,
Oils, Paints, Window Giass.
LARGEST STOCK IN CENTRAL PENNA
18feblim
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50 YEARS BEFORE THE PUALIC
Fronouoced by all to be the moni
pleasant and efficacious remedy now in
ase, for the cure of coughs, colds, cron
hoarseness, tickliog sensation of (1,
throat, whooping Srogh, te. Ovar 4
milliof bottles wold within Se last few
years. It gives relief wherever ue. a,
and has the power to impart benefit th at
cannot be bad from the cough mixin
now in use. Soll by all plistures
ceats per bottle,
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