Sh Came
THE CENTRE REPORTER.
FRED KURTZ, .. . Editor,
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OrxTee Hany, Pa, Seer. 2, 1886
AN AFRICAN CONQUEROR.
Sweeping Paganism Away with One Hun
dred Thousand Men,
Washington, Aug 24.—The Secretary
of Sfate is in receipt of a dispatch from
Sierra Lene, giving accounts ofthe move-
ments of the army of 100,000 men in the
jaterior of Africa, under a Mandingi,
named Samuds, who conceived the idea
that be was called of God to wage war
for the suppression of paganism and the
opening of roads to the coast which for a
generation have been subject to black-
mail and planderiug of the vagabond
tribes,
Samuda’s army. compoeed of Mahomme-
dar youths and is divided into three pors
tions, one of which recently drove the
French from the gold fields of Baure and
are now besieging Rainmocks, which is
now occupied and fortified by the French,
Another is operating east of Liberia.
In one sense these operations are
opening the way for negro immigrants
of intelligence and energy from America,
whilst in another sense they are fore-
stalling the whole region for Mahom-
modanism and making it difficult, if not
impeasible, to convert that country to a
faith imported from America by immi-
grants, ;
The largest and most important body
snrrounded Tolapa, capital of Saaliman,
and a large commercial city, and called
upon the King to surrender. This he re-
tased to do’so, but after a terrible siege
the King assembled the royal family and
priacipal chiefs in his powder house and
informed them that he could hold out no
longer as his resources were exhausted,
bul saving for more than 200 years
longed to the ruling element he was de-
termined for himself to die rather than
come under Manhommodan rule. He
gave the chiefs their choice, either to
die with him or go out of town and give
themselves up to Eniory. They decided
to die with him. He then set fire to
the powder and they were all blown up.
Thus ended Soolima’s power, which for
more than seven generations had influ~
enced the trade and politics of extensive
districts,
than
ROYAL BLOOD.
Wao are a!l kings aad queens ia this
Coaniey, and we have a gut lo gs goO0U
blood as thai wu ich cou ses Larough ine
veins of emperors, 1 the blood is poor
aud ihe cheeks are pale, ibis wellknown
that Brown's Iron Bitters is tue greal
tonic wuich wiki give color, vigor and vi-
tatty, M.K Gilson, of West l'o ut, Miss,
gays, “1 leit weak and debilitated.
Brown's Iron EBitiers made me sirong
and well”
smc Ap — Ac
BUTCHERED BY CHILDREN,
Talladega, Fla., Aug. 24.—In this coun-
ty J. H. McGowan killed and dressed a
pig for a barbacue last Friday. His three
children, aged 9, 11 and 4 years, saw the
process of butchering the pig. The next
day McGowan left home and the chils
dren agreed to repeat the process of the
day before. Haviag no pig the two chile
dren proceeded to butcher the youngest.
They cut its throat and bungit up by the
heels as the pig had been hung, and
were proceeding to disembowel it when
their wotber discovered the horrible tra-
gedy.
ly tp Ape
THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S PLAN
For Stoppiny the Sale of the Beech Creek
and South Pean'a Roads,
Harrisburg, August 25.—Attorney Gen-
era! Cassidy to-day filled a bill in equity
in the Daupnia County Court of Lom-
mon Pleas, restraining the Pennsylvania
Raiiroad Company or its agents from
purchasing or by any Ineans, direct or
indirect, acquiring contrel of either of
the Kouth ieansylvania or the Beech
Creek roads. The bill is based on article
17 of the Constitution of Pennsylvania.
Section 4 of this article provides that “no
railroad, canal or other corporation or
the lessees, purchasers or managers of
any railroad or canal corporation shall
consolidate the stock, property or fran-
chises of such corporation with or lease
or purchase ile works or franchises of,
or in any way conirol any other railroad
or capal corperation owaming or having
ander its control a parallel or competing
ine.”
The Attorney General said today: “I
propose to have the conquest finally de-
cided whether 8 great raiiroad is mmply
& private corporation or an institotion
for the public good, a common carrier.
1 aio proceeding in the matter as the les
gal representative of the State, so that it
cangot be charged that the action Was
instituted by interested parties. I,
of course, understand that the Pennsyl-
vanias Kailroad Company will contend
thas they secured their charter prior to
the adoption of the new Constitution, and
thoy are therefore exempt from its pro-
visions, Nevertheless, 1 propose to have
the courts finally decide the matter.”
Temporary injunctions were granted,
i
VERY REMARKABLE DISCOVERY,
George V. Willing, of Manchester,
Mich, writes: “My wife has been almoss
beipless for five years, #0 belpiess that
she could not turn over in bed alone, She
used two bottles of Electric Bitters, and
is #0 much improved that she is able now
to do her own work,” Electric Bitters
will do all that is claimed for them.
Hondreds of testimonials attest their
great curative powers, Only 50 cents a
bottle at J, Ze Son’
Bellefonte, ler & s drug store,
SNOW AT 8
POINTS AND
THE ATMOSP VERY COLD,
The pnow fell so thick and fast
wie impossible to
poss see the mountain
CASH FOR GRAIN,
A S00D Fim STORY,
On the Loat coming down from the’
Flats the other evening was a young
man and o black bass. They were a
pair. That is, the young man had in
gome way socumulated the fish, which
was dend. He was such a guileless-
looking young man that several parties
thought to guy him and his catch.
The fish was hanging to a peg, and
with it a pair of small balanees which
enable a fisherman to weigh his victims,
providing they don't go over twenty
pounds.
Catoh it all alone #”
No reply.
Pull very hard" nsked a second
No reply.
“Were you very much over three
days about it # queried a third, and so
it went on for ten minutes, while the
asked one.
fisherman had nothing to say. At
length one of the crowd remarked :
pound.”
«I doubt it," replied another.
Bay, fisherman, what are the figures.
“Two pounds”
ANEW.
“Get out I"
a laid it on his knee and said :
don't, money is
veal, anh
a if
Put up!”
the
ae
raised, the fis
soale 8, 4
The crow
fish was we
The figures held good, but he
Ovar.
t
“jilow did yon do it 2”
man when the crowd hind dispersed.
1
bird-shot de his throat,” was the
reply ; and belet the fish's head drop
and the shot pattered out on the wharl
» young hail-storm.
a di
MODERN HIRED MAN,
Wh
THE
“Yos. I come in after a hired man,”
gnid the old farmer as he sipped his root
beer on (he market yesterday; ‘but
I've oul disgusted and shan't try very
hard to fiud one.”
“TWiat's the matter with hired men?”
hizh-tosed and important.
Why, I had one last sp who rigged
up an umbrella over the plow, so as not
to got tanned, sud Le re fused to eat with
{.mily because we stuck our knives
+ months! At the end of a week
iit. {3aid that labor was ennobling
yl so forth, but the landscape in that
iv offended his taste.”
i. ®
i
¥ 3
A 00 ¢
fede
Clu
se 3X 3
Wall. T took on another, and ho put
dished Lis boota before
rk and he quit at the end of
Ast. becane we didn't have al
Why, that chap
sor in the
or got up till seven o'alogk snd he
insist] on going to the village to get
shaved sud perfumed up every other
eveiing
a
y
ine
hous Ye
one quit me yesterday.
He wanted stained glass in his bedroon
He wanted me to buy him a
euitar, He wonted to paint all the roofs
ted aad put pea green on the eorn cribs.
He ciagested a bog pen with a parlor
to it sud le spent two days of my time
trying to 2vmauge a way for a windmill
to milk the cowe. I found him writing
poeiry in the eon field, and because I
spoke up sharply, be quit the job pol-
islied up his boots aud sent for a coupay
to bring Lim to the city.”
mp wy ——
shite
arad
winler
WHATS DOSTON ?
R. China Aster Mulvaney, chief of the
Balt Lake City police, was one very hot
alfernoon leisurely patroling his beat,
when, on arriving in front of the palace
of Mr. Darious Brigham, Mayor of the
city, » window was thrown open, aud
the very red head of Mrs McTossn
Brigham appeared and said :
“Is that yersil!, Chinny?
are yez this hot weather?”
“Me remains is in a fair state
prisivation,” answered
faintly, and then added :
“An' have yez such a thing as a
wathermelon about yez
*Indade an’ Oi have not, for its about
froze we are I"
“Frozo!+ Och, wirra!
tuk to drink I"
“Whist, no! But me husband's
consin is shtoppin’ wid us; she's a
Princess from Boston, ‘an’ a omyture
that cowld an’ chilly in her character
that it is moy belief she's afther wearin’
& cake of oice in her bustle.”
*“Indade! An'phwat's Boston 7”
“Ooh! it's a place somewhere's in
the North Pole where the folks is hay-
thens an’ wurship beans, an’ instead av
rale blood in their veins they has oice
wather."”
Au' how
av
Mulvaney,
An’ have yez
lf APA ARAN
THE CAR WASN'T HERS
A married lady got upon a Sixth
avenno car the other day, and wished to
go to Carmine street. Bhe apprised the
conductor of this fact, but was afraid he
lO Ae NAA
We make the following liberal propo-
sition to the subscribers of the Rerorren:
Any one sending us the name of a new
cash subscriber for one year, will get a
credit of three months for hig trouble,
and the new name two months extra. We
would be pleased to have every reader
send us at least one name under this
very liberal offer, For any additional
names we will allow the same, if
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Th's medicine, combining Tron with ro
vegetable tonics, (ly i
k fn plots
Cures Dyspepsing
pt
GUICELY 5a 1 ey
fndigoation, WW enkooss,
Impare Blood, Malaria, Chills and Fevers,
pnd Nearalgia,
It is an unfailing remedy for Discases of the
Kidneys und Liver,
It is invaluable for Diseases ped
{ uliar $0
Women, ar who lend sede §{
tar
snriches and §
the Ph tite, aids
Heves Heartbury
ul
Aa~ The genulve has above trade mark an
erosred red lines on wrsvper. Take no ot
Eade suly by BROWS CHERICAL €0., BALTINORE, 8D
Cone
EVE
irsl oll,
je. a3 do
ations
$ 18.
Buckingham's Dyo
FoR TER
sO
WHISKERS
avs {hem brown or black, desired,
1 £ oases 1 Is hartaiess §
ent naturs! color] and,
sarstion, is more cole
w thas mise other
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. FP. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. §
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11 Sealers in Medicis
WALA uy Sai AICAMES iG os SLICES.
Every Farm an Ezxperi-
mental Station.
The best analysis of any fertil-
izer is in the farmer's own hands.
Soil tests are reliable tests to de-
termine the value of any manure.
An analysis is only an intelligent
suggestion, but actual trial by the
farmer proves conclusively whether
a fertilizer will give good crops
or not. For six years our $25
Phosphate has stood severe
ficld tests. The best results have
been obtained by intelligent farm-
ers who use it season after scason
in preference to any other brand.
If you have not used it yet, we
hope you will do so this season.
BAUGH & SONS,
Philadelphia.
Rx ! BR JON !
“1 never patronize Patent Medicines.
Don't you? Why not? You patronize
“patent” articles of a hundred varieties
~why not patent medicinen? *“Hecause
they are often worthless,” True, but not
always. Irequently they are the very
best in the world, representing the widest
experience, At least we know that Dr,
Kennedy's Remedy is one of these, snd
for all troubles of the blood, liver and
urinary organs it stands on its merits,
and not on advertising, sep
& wiper
A New, Fist Crass BixceER SBEwiso
Macnisg, of any No, can be had by
any subscriber to the Reronrtin, for the
low price of £20, including the Reronren
one year, Along with it are all the
usual attechments, We desire to offer
our subscribers a good thing for their
patronage, and, by a special arrange.
ment, we are enabled to supply our gub-
geribers with a new standard sewing mae
chine for a were scng. This offer we
extend to new subs ribeis.
,
If you want the Two papers, the Ra.
rorter and the “New York Weekly
World,” for one year at $225, you can
have the sending us the
32.25 in advance snd a pew name with
$2.25, to which the two papers will
be sent
two by
alto
This is a big bargain, and we
are only able to carry it out upon the
’
above plan
We Want 1.000 More Book Acs?
the Persona! History of
U.S
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in every (rand Ay
ft Every iti
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PARKER'S |
HAIR BALSAM
the pop lar favorite for dressing
ti balr, Bestoring is color
when gray, and preventing Des
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stops the hair filing, and is
The Best Cough Care you can use.
Become by ex & plyviclans. Popul
for Hs well 8 properthes of prifyl hs
4 the healih and tres
wied
in
fave
<3
fig power bo Bourieh sand
t walt Hi you are sick in
ORC to-day give
te wad ®opwr HoUY 8 £ 53
Bd br of Drappists, Lamp seving baie Bde
#4
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bad ued Pankui's 7 Is wilt
Exciguirs Territory
Inurentesd., A weeks trial of
sample Washer ¢
rtd at my expense If nod
wir pent, the bust Washer in
ihe world, sad pare ca is
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LGALABRY AND EXPENSES PAID
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, :
Specific
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istidency snd 30d eructations 1 bx
mad nx; b mebe | lows of ths 8
sation of haviag failed to do so
have been dono; debility 1 low »
appearance of Che SE a Cyt &olry comgh g
jessnoss; the wise is scanty snd highcolored, sad, of
silowed 10 sand, deposiis 8 sediment,
SIMMONS + LIVER + REGULATOR
Is generally used In the South to arouse the Tor-
pid Liver to a healthy action. Being entirely
vegetable, no particular care Is required while
using this medicine,
The Begulator acts without disturbance to the
system, diet or occupation, Xt regulates the
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It Regulates the Bowels and Removers
CONSTIPATION.
It is a CERTAIN CURE FOR DYEPEPEIA.
The Regulator contains no quinine, mineral,
or anything that will injure the most delicate pas
tient, and is given with safety and the happiest
results to the most delicate infant, For all dis.
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satisfaction, The Cheapest, Purest and Best
Family Medicine in the World}
sg { THERE IS BUT ONE SIMMONS
L LIVER REGULATOR!
Eee that you get the genuine, with the red Z
on front of Wrapper, prepared caly by
J. H.ZEILIN & CO,,
wus reormamrons, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
g which ought ©
ik, yellow
1$200.000 27 .
you will get free & package of goods of large va ne
f That will start Hin work thst will sl ones ai
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All abuul the R000 presents with each Bx
Agents wanted everyw re, of either sex of all age ®
for all time, oF spare time © ¥, to work for us &
thelr vas Lomes ¥ ses for all
lately assured. Don’t is i
Maine,
resents given aw
cents postage, §
its postage, a
BY. bent
MALLETT & Co
lutaly
‘ortiaad,
T0 FARMEES,
New Implement
STORE AT SPRING HILLS.
The undersicned has opened a store al
Spring Mills for all kinds of
Implements ,
BINDERS, HARVESTERS, MOWERS,
GRAIN DRILLS,
TOR HAY-RAKES,
ING TOOTH HARROWS
SPRES
CORK FLANTERS
Agricultura
1118. FEED « ERs,
i D MILLE, AND
WAGONS,
—
also desler in
ENGINES,
WAGONS,
seh Street, Philadelphia
i rates to $2.00 per day. The
public will still find at this Ho
provision ir heir
comfort. 1tislocaled in the immediate
centres of business and pisces of
ment and different railroad depots, ss well
as all parts ofthe city, are easily accossible
by Sireet Cars constantly passing ithe
doors. It offers special inducements
to those visiting the city for business or
pleasure,
Your patronage respectfully solicitad,
JOS M. FEGER, Proprietor,
su
em——— —————
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, {etter, chapped hands, chilblaine,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
Tt is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
a box. For sale by J. Zeller & Son. Belle-
o nte, druggists, janiy
smi
wr ONL BCS
iid 3
thers
RID GRE
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Steady work for Spring and Bummer,
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Teachers oy ote BY
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RAINBOW RUPTURE "ELSE.
i URE.
Rimple, safe, rolishin and 8 perfeet retainer tt te
rot a Trusa, Worn Day and Night snd lta
tresanen {orgotten. Send for clreniar with testi.
is fron gretetel suferers cured by this ap.
Tiamen, Address Central Medieal and surgiosl
netitute OBO Looast BL, Bt Tenaie, Mo
Shiite] teastmont given sll kinds of su fend
3 fen] casne. Weonbening diseases apd priv
in male and female cur specialty. Bo
wire to write ne belore faking Ireelineni slew bere,
Conputation free mvited,
R YOM | RnR M
Big Reduction in Prices!
where.
Painted
wp.
ROCKERS,
BAW - MILLS,
ERY iongis
STEAM THRESHI
WITH ENGINES, UPRIGHT
BOILERS, ARD CLOVE HH
NG RIG
ENGINES ¢
Infact, everything that belongs to that
line of business, I will also handle
wee PHOSPHATE. ——
I respectfully invite all farmers or a
persons wishing to purchase any
above machinery to come and see my
of
stock, examine prices, and be convinced
that I am prepared to sell cheaper than
any one ia the county,
W. L. SNYDER,
EPRING MILLS, PERNA.
PIN ©
WANTED! ...
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Sdabntsei, Full snstencl sons VOPR ant k pd 166000 TER
Address, be CLARE & HERRICK, Brighton, N. Y,
Ome wile vasi of Rothosier
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AGENTS: Za
tout jeollt eel
ing ithe Family
er, Darshle, porto in ope om
greet domestic eh oe for elrouiar,
OaRt.
and of
FARILY COFFEE ©0., S71, Lows, Mo.
If you want good shoulder braces,
suitable for ladies and gentlemen, and at
reasonable prices, go to the Centre Hall
drug store, J. D. Murnay,
11ljan of Droggist,
Hew Arrival of Coods
AT NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
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Centre hull,
and Best Rooms in the Valley,
—A COMPLETE BTOCK OF—
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GROCERIES,
OOFFEES, SUGARS, TEAS, FISH
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EVERYTHING
KEPT IN A WELL REGULATEL
wot STORE.
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J. 1. Branaren
gravcLes o ] {Wi
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Hype ai atent
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{ the courts;
{Office on second floor of Foret’
| building north of Court House,
f consulted in Eoglish or German
"OHN F. POTTER
J oD
Jleetions nr
gpecial atiention giv
{ 1ands or property for @
and have sacknow ere
bonds &c Beliefovte
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Good Table,
mountain waler,
natural scenery in
t and churches conven
reasonable,
Ee HOUSE,
LOCK RAVEN, PA
. A LDWELL, }
Terms reasonable
on first floor.
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¥ ZELLER & SON.
. DRUGGISTS, Bellefonte, Pa,
Dealer In
DEUGS, a DRUGS
CHEMICALS!
PERFUMERY,
FANCY GUODS, de
Pure Wines snd Liquors for medics
Purposes aiways kept
Jf & LAFE IhsU RAM
The undersigned 1
twelve ax good Fire Insurance ooppan i
be found wid, apd proses
best Li WELL DuPRLies ID «
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also is the
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EVANS, Jr,
EVANS BROTHERS,
FRODUCEK
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
56 N. Water Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Consignments of sll Kinds of Country Produce
solicited, Quick Sales, Good Prices and Promos
Returns is our motto, We have exoellent facil
ties for obtaining wood prices for Batwer. Bees,
Poultry, (live or dressed,] Lard, Tallow, Cheese,
Potatoes, Fruit, (dried or fresh.) Corn, Oats, Hay,
Live Btock ; In fact, everything the farmer pro
duos, either in car Jonds or smell Jot, Tags,
stentils and price lists furnished free,
&S& We refer 1o the editor of this paper. cow
H ELLY for the working people. Send 10 cts,
postage and we will mail you free, a
royal, valuable sample box of goods that will pm
pou in the way of making more money in & few
days than you ever though possible st sey basines,
Cupital sot required. You oun live al bose ana
work in spate time only, or «il the me. A of
botn sexes. of alinges, grandly sacessiul, 0 cents ‘0
£5 onsily earned every srering. That ail who went
work tay test the beciness, we Wake lie unpatil
teled offer: To nil who are Bol well sntinfied we will
send #1 to pay for the trouble of writing ve. Fu
partivalare , directions, elo. sent free. Inmense pay
stwolivtely sare for all who start at once. Don's de
. Address, STINSON & Co, Portland, Maine.
ay
Priz Rend six conte for postage, and receive
8. tree a costly box of goods which will
help you to move money abt away thas anything
elven thin gure. All, of either wy vocoeed om
first hoary, The broad road Ww fortune spens
ore, atesintely sure. AL oboe address
ihe werk
TRUE & Uo, Augusta, Maine.
SALESMEN a few good
reliable men to act as © Gale Of our
New Fruits and Specialties !
together with a full line of NURSERY STOCK
Previous papesionos not essential CLIVE,
ACTIVE MEN EARN GOOD WAGES. For terms
address, giving foll name, age an Jrisrence
Hoopes, Brother & Thomas," Foi
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