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CENTRE REPORTER.
FRED KURTZ, . . . Editor,
CENTRE Hans
, Pa May 27, 1885.
—
A BOAR AND A COW FIGHT TO
THE DEATH,
Hornellsville, N, Y., May 20.—Mon+
day morning Just, when ev Rury,
living in the town of Howard, went out
to feed bis cow, he found her lyin ina
pool of blood in the barn yard. There
was 8g reat gash in her lower right side,
her legs were stripped of flesh in some
places, and even her horns showed marks
of violence, She was nearly dead, and
s shot to end her misery. As there
as scarcely a foot of ground in the
barn yard that was not torn up, and es
( ol was scattered about on the fence
| barn, it was plain that a desperate
fit + had taken place rR the night
ween the cow and some very fierce
nim wal, Daniel Satfip, a neighbor, owned
a very large and ugly Berkshire boar,
: the same morning that Rar
1is cow dying Sutfin missed
Aiki its enclosure. It was Fore
is plain that the fight in the barn
bad been between the boar and
The boar was found an eighth of a
away lying in the soft mud on the
border of a mire hole, The mud was red
with its blood, which came from ten
large holes in its sides where the cow
had thrust her horns, The boar was
bad lv torn in other places, and one of its
usks was broken off. The boar was al
I'he duel between the two ani.
5 was not seen by any one, but all
indications are that it must have
n a most terrific combat.
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HHOBBIES OF THE HYGIENISTS,
sre were several dozen of the by-
: in council, each with his indi-
| hobby. Each thoughtall the oth.
ers were wrong. Each was sure that his
own hobby was the only correct one. A
gentleman present said he had to take
Brown's Iron Bitters for debility and
dyspepsia, and, though he didn’t want to
a fuss about it, he knew the use of
great tonic to be better than all the
oas be had heard advanced in the
One practical cure is worth a
d of guesses and notions, Thou.
of happy convalescents speak grate-
f Brown's Iron Bitters,
A po a —
RI BLE STORY OF CRUELTY
TOLD BY A BOUND GIKL.
non, J May : 20,—~A terrible case of
has j just come to light at Myers»
Mary Beamesderfer, of this place,
ind ont to a family at West Myers-
il of mature age. This morning
g i] came to this place and related a
le story of cruelty which she re-
1 fre ym the family where she was
it. The girl's body presented a
shit, being covered with sores
i In 1m ps, ‘and she could hardly stand.
eamesderfer stated that she re-
ived very little food, and, if any, not
t for dogs. On se .veral occasions she
penned up in a garret and not a
ul of food given her for whole
8, Her clothing was of the poorest
and the shoes just hung to her feet.
lical aid was at once summoned, and
ie physicfans prescribed the proper
yedi The arrest of the family at
1 will be made tosnight.
as Be
i
on tell who is in the grestest
{ cate bing any infections or epi-
ases 7? “Why,’ you say, “the
hose blood is in an impare or
ished condition. Sach people
ial complaints as dry grass
o-flames before the sparks of a
ive. Pure blood is a defence; it
afety, and Dr. Kennedy's Favors
ite Remedy 1s the mildest, safest and sur-
est purifier of the blood. Our chief dan.
rers are within ourselves, may
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RANTS OVERWHELMED BY
A WATERSPOUT,
lity, Mo, May 18.—An Omaha
a waterspout descended up~
107 near Kearney, Neb, Friday,
hing a fami ly of emigrants named
tt from their wagon, and drowned
children.
3 Kirwin, Kan., special says: A cy~
¢ passed through Rock county on lb,
at 4p. m., and followed a westerly
3 dealing death and destruction
iroughout the pathway of its entire
Sousse. Nearly fifty persons were ine
Tt ie loss at Ball City and Stockton con-
sists of chimneys blown down and win.
low glasses broken by hail. Some hail-
stones measured four inches in diameter.
i
WALKING SKELETON.
ir. E. Springer, of Mechanicsbu
i atin
anda ase
Pa.,
“I was afflicted with lung fever
#4 on the lungs, and redoced to
skeletcn., Got a free trial bots
tle of Dr. Kit ng's New Discovery for Con-
amption, which did me so much
nat I bought a dollar bottle, After us.
ing three bottles found myself once more
6 min, completely restored to health,
will 8 hearty appetite, and as gain in
flesh of 48 Ibs.”
, Call ®t J, Zeller & Son's, Bellefon
rug store, and get a free trial bottle o
tia certain cure for all lang
rge bottles 81,
a Walking
nt
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
leling Grove, May 20. Yesterday Dan-
iel Dunkleberger, aged about 85 Tear,
wad engaged in working on the tow
road, in Middlecreek township
cotinty, While Fetursing hot Da at noon
his horses took fright away. In
Sep headiop race they ran n
small bridge, throwing Mr. Dun abenget
violently to the E00, vienking os
Beck and causing instantaneous
t is not known what htened the
horses and cansed them on their fae
tal flight. Mr. Dunkleberger leaves a
wife and five small cliildren, and much
eympathy is expressed for them,
Tz HOUSANDS BAY BO.
T. W. Atkins, Girard,
hever Lesitate to rare, Rasy
tric Ditters to my oh
: ntire entisfaction sod are
Flectrie Bitters are the
medicine known and wil
kidney and liver complai
blood and late the bowels.
ily cam afford to be without
will save hundreds of dollars in ,
bills ever
tle by J. Zeller & Sons Bellet
Forest fires in the v Vielnily of Sand
wich, Mans. { destroyed 2,000 of vals
Ayers A —T
{rated, cu
ratiye power, that
the bekt, cheapest, and
fier known,
EXPENSE AT COLLEGE.
Although the in the amount
of Er which students at different
collages spend is very great, there is not
such a disparity in the necessary et-
penses as many people suppose, says
the Havard Orimeon. At the city
such as Havard, Yale and
the necessary expenses may
be about $100 more than at Amherst
Dartmouth or Williams ; but this slight
increase is more than counterbalanced
by the sid which the larger colleges
offer to indigent students. Harvard hag
at her disposal 192 scholarship, varying
in amount from #85 to #830, averaging
about $225. In the Freshman year
there are two assignments made, and it
is possible for a hard student to receive
$600 in the scholarship during his first
year--a sum more than sufficient to pay
all his expenses. Here nid is given to
students who sre needy and who stand
high in their classes; but in almost all
other colleges those who intended to
study for the ministry are the favored
ones, and at soma colleges it is impossi-
ble for any others to receive the
slightest ‘assistance. Room rent, board
and tuition are the principal items in
the necessary expenses; aud of those
room rent varies the most. At Amherst,
a student pays from $40 fo $125 fora
single room ; at Williams, $25 to $100;
at Yale, $50 to $150; while at Harvard
the rent varies all the way from $4 to
$3800, which very few desirable rooms
for less than $120, Of course, if two
students room together the expense is
reduced one-half. The difference jin
the second iteth, board, is not nearly so
great, the large numbers at the city
colleges rendering co-operation much
sagier, and enabling the students to pro-
cure better board ats less cost. It is
possible to gét ns. good board for $a
week hore at Memorial Hall as could be
got at Amherst or any other callege for
$5 or #8. Tuition ranges all the way
from $12 per year at Oberlin, O, to
£200 at Columbia ; at Brown, Bowdoin,
Princeton and Williams it is $75; al
Amherst $100, at Yale #140, and at Har.
vard $150. By adding to these main
items of expense other necessary items,
such as olothing, fuel, washing, books,
etc, we oan arrive at what may be
called the minimum expenss at various
colleges. Statistics have been earefully
prepared at this point, and thefollowing
may be said to be the very least annual
expenditure which will carry a student
thtough the several colleges: Havard,
8475; Yale, 8425; Amherst, Williams
and other colleges of the same stamp,
about 8375.
DD
POPULAR REMEDIES,
Opium forms the basis of innumerable
remedies and very effective femedies,
sold under titles altogether reassuring
and misleading. Nearly all soothing
gyrups and powders for example
““mothers’ blessings” and infants’
curses—are really opiates These are
known or suspected by most well
informed people What is less
generally known is that nine in ten of
the popular remedies for eatarrh, bron.
chitis, cough, cold, and asthma are also
opiates. So powerful indeed is the effect
of opinm upon the lining membrarie of
the lungs and sir passages, so diffionlt
is it t6 find an effective substitute, that
the efficacy, at least the certain and
rapid efficacy, of any nature is not
known affords strong ground for sus.
pecting the presence of opium. Many
chemists are culpably, almost criminally,
reckless; and not a few enlpably ignor-
ant in this matter. A experienced man
bought from a fashionable West End
shop a box of cough lozenges, pleasant
to the taste and relieving a severe
with - Wonderful rapidity.
Familiar with the influence of opinm
on the stomach and spirits, he was sure
before he had sucked half-a-dozen of the
lozenges that he had taken a dese power-
ful enough to effect his accustomed
system, and strong enough to poison a
child, and do serions harm toa sensi
tive adult, Yet the lozenges were sold
without warning or indication of their
character ; few people would have taken
to keep them out
THE
GoLpsMmIiTH
JUST LANDED AT THE
BEE-HIVE DOA!
HEAVILY LADENED WITH ALL THE
EST NOVELTIES OF THE SEABON,
OF
SWARMS : , .*% 0 x s BUZZED
About us all last week, attracted by our
elegant display and Sledge-
— Hammer Bargains, ——
LAT.
We want you to continue to come, as we
are sure we can suit you.
Nobody need send to the city, thinking
to get more fashionable goods
or Cheaper,
Inspect our elegant
Silk Dress Embroideries,—
IX SEVERAL BHADES,
We keep the best $1 Black
Silk in America.
BEAUTIFUL HAMBURG EMBROI-
DERIES, EXQUISITE LACE
AND WHITE GOODS.
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A fine selection of pilk handkerchiefs
and gent's neck-wear, for the holidays,
at Goggenheimers,
An immense stock of the best styles
Jouths and boys’ caps, at Guggenheim-
iO inguis
Bafialo and wolf x
horse blaukets of al es, at Guggen-
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A large stock of flanel shirts, st Gugs
weenreinstO snr somes
Hiden of a1) hinds wanted at Guggen~
highest market price in
Betmers, wid bighen
vesassenirQ sins ov we
Gugigenhelmets ie 4 the onl exolvaive
in Centre 4 34’
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UNITED BTATESR,
look al this lst of sme of the most popular
music published. Printed on the Hest heavy mu
od States at 30 to 75 cents 8 copy. Our price is 5!
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postage. We give the retail price, but remember |
onr price is FIVE CENTS, We will send eate |
logue of 1,000 best selling pieces published free
Don't pay high, exhorbitant prices when you can
get the same m or about one-eighth the
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HOW LOST, HOW ) RESTORED.
Just published, a new edition of Dy
Celebrated Essay on tne radi ire of SPERMA-
TORKHO EA or Nemional ur Involuntary
Beminal tosses, Impotency, Mental and Ih sies! fos
b , Impediments to Marriage, ste , 8 . on
3, Epil spay and Fits, tucod by sell indal
Fon seus! extravagan ig
The celebrated sutbor in 1
clearly demonstrates froma L2
that the alarming consequences
radically on seed ; pointing out & me
simp!
ory su
mt
Culverweil's
i sdmirable essay,
t Fears practices,
self abuse 1 ay be
ie of cure st ones
8. eof tain and effectual, by means of which ev
sf ever, no matter wi sat his condition may be,
cure hlenwelf chisaply, private iy and radicslly.
he lect ure sbould be In the bandas of every youth
ct avery man fo the land
Best onder seal, in a plain snvel
wpa, to any 4.
of four
dross, post paid, His OF two posts
sge slamp
vr receipt
y iyr
Old in Experience.
We have had thirty years’
experience in manufacturing
Raw Bone Su yer-Pho: phates,
and farmers may depend upon
our goods.
There is
or economy of 1 nanufacture
suggested by or ac-
complished by skilled expe-
rience, that we have not
embodied in producing relia-
ble and cheap fertilizers.
It has been shown
and over again by moni-
als from reliable farmer s, and
by analyses made and pub-
lished by State Fotis s of Ag-
riculture, that Baugh's $25
Phosphate is a complete and
reliable fertilizer for general
use.
no improvement
5( ence
over
tart
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BAUGH & SONS,
Philadelphia.
Boles Masciacturens
COL LE GE, NEW ARK, XEW JERSEY.
4 . % rps farcest and Pew More
¥ ® 1% ne ® CHR.
‘rile for cirouisiw,
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consulted in Eoglish or German.
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{special stlention given Ww those bin
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site Lutheran Church, Will give
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prepared to perform all operations iu 1
denial profession. He is now fully
pared to extract teeth absolute!
pain.
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fonte, Pa. Bpecial attention give:
country trade,
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this hotel equal to any in the AOD
every respect, for man and
charges very moderate.
28june tf
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G. McMILLEN, Prop'r.
God Sample Rooms on First 4
$4. Free Buss to and from all trai
Boecial rates 10 witnesses and
(ESTRE HALL HOTEL.
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. CUSTOM.
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mountain water, surrounded by &
patural scenery in the state. Schools
and churches convenient, Terms very
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Healthy Locality.
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SPRING MILLE, CENTRE COUNTY, PA
marl
AMERUN HOUSE,
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SPECIAL BATES TO COMMER IAL
ERE OVER SUKDAY,
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tre Hall, Pa.
Dealer in en, lar Patent Med 4
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and so) for medicinal J purposes only. Fit
every day inthe week. may’
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ELLEFVONTE, PERNA,
Receive Deposits and _— interest ;
Discount Notes; Buy and Sell Gover
Becurities ;
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re open
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. DRUGGISTS, Bellefonte, Ps
Dealer In
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CHEMICALS)
PERFUMERY,
FANCY GOODE, &e
Pare Wines and Liquors for medicw
purposes always kept
An Efficient Remedy
In all cases of Bronchial and Pulmo-
nary Affections is AYER'S CHERRY
Preronat. Assuch it is recognized an
by the medical eesion, nd
tend of families,
Ee So : ww Bn
remedy. £ Ix a
requires to be taken
foxy and ; few doses
wm of a
eure,
There
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for th