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PFAELZER BROS. & CO,
§10-821 Market Street, Philadelphia,
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TKEVEN PER URNT, INCKEEST SSCUSKD,
om first c's Kausis farms sand town
Hops, Apply © Le ms Kuntz,
1
THE MAJOR'S STORY,
i ————
“Waal, ves,” said the major, unfolding bis
knife,
And shaving a slice from his chair,
from a family of purty long life
‘he longest, 1 reckon ‘round hyar.”
- CUD
ran father
ocd ot two hundred and four-
we na jor in his yarn
this stage,
For the ju
ow
stopped short
ize entered in at
the doos
the judge very gravely
vour old grandfather well:
ghity-theoo when his spirit «
>»
urae where the good spirits
he major hed nothing
to his feet;
two hundied a
to say,
Ose
wd four Broad
iudoe
Jd
moseyed u
Now Yi
poand
wk Sun
RIALS FOR MAKING LACE.
Aloe
MATE
Fiber of ti
bre
re Lace-Bark Tree
ratios Human Hair.
spider's Web
Human ingenuity has almost exhausted it
+4als from which this
mausiry
in finding new mater
marvelous and
ber
mE
turd te]
clieane Him
reronixd to |
That |
SNENess
mauta The thread
is of such ext
nism
Oat in the conntry a note is a big
Conutry merchants take notes
full of 1 O U's. In some sections of the
“Out in Western
writes a correspon.
“1 came ncross u country store-
keeper, a Clerman, 1 sold him a small
aid ** after harvest.’
i
"
That note is as good as wheat.
While I was there on man came in
+ Jake, did you sell your buy Lose!
to be a
lightning-rod dealer ¥’
“ Yuli,” replied the storekeeper.
“+ Did yon get cash for him ¥
“Not von cent.’ i
“ ‘Just as I thought. That lightning- |
rod peddler is a swindler. He has sold |
horse for #%8¢ cash and has |
the country. “You'll lose
every cent of it.’
“But Jake
He
geomed to be!
and elmokled, |
didn't
,
langhed
saying
“Dons vos a good choke,
He sell dat |
cessfully
its natural
a, the Greek |
uliar lace |
irk of the
ING al
ied to}
» been skill
caterpillars
wir own bobbins
in
press
and
as tl
10 ace, “Ven
of a Lier
several of |
rriage with
rely Bne and lHght,
Myuare
ingenious dey ky
bho has presented
thet ma
vard,
ir jer WeRYTs a |
patiarn,
iish ands. |
for her |
Pointe |
r, has |
§] Queen |
and had |
Ene
WA AR native st
i
a regular open-work
Seenes in the Stock Exchange.
.
ur is apt nn. for
obe 2:15 np
}
or Hirple
« pur} f ’
it with a shake of |
each shin
chairman,
has come
then prelis
remind him that
The day's
ad
and
make ators to |
bubdal
iy
haired m=
the
a tremendogs
ut up an!
as they tum 0 go to
hall marked “Lake
Union,” and soon, |
fed $b
ak, ang th rokers
lin unison,
ht
wirts of the
nre Centers
1a 840 060)
ard the resonant bari
erator,
Wall street
vidos hase
All
though the casual
and it
3
a
whose
the
vi
i
nderstand it
: it is only oo
ery is indulged in. Thou.
rv are expressed in a shout, and
shake of a fist have a fortune in
ntinues from 10 in the mom
at afternoon, rings
ind that won ve been the pride
a nation Yew
Te
wn tl
he
Id hs
1.08%) ago. ~ {in
On Top of Mount
“tr
ww
Washington,
want Washington signal office is a
three rooms
filled with saw.
doors, and floors
h the house, and
wks beneath, while two
thrown over it and |
wm each In the coldest weather
hab itable place
I x
aining
walls,
windows,
1 rods run
baited
in:
bh double
throug
nthe r
ire
m cables are
orien wide
is the center room, |
dimensions, Two
bot make are run at their full}
y, and by wrapping themselves in|
biar kets the observers just manage to keep |
from freezing. The stoves occupy nearly |
half the space in the room, and yet water in
there will freese In & moment i
The noise made by the wind is almost inde |
scribable. It comes at short intervals, and
pounds ns if an army was pounding at the
door with a huge battering ram. No human
could live for two minutes exposed
to an bisst. Evenin August the water
sotpetimes freepes solid, Everybody has seen
2. on the windows and knows how it
looks. On Mount Washington it forms four
or fite feet thick, and if a person goes out all
mufiled up it will deposit a foot deep on his
clothing, —C hicago Times,
3 is only
Beg It
5 feet in
CRO
oh a
wal
“rt
The Chief and the Inflated Pillow,
Mr, Russell, the war correspondent, was a
good story teller, and had many reminiscences
of his adventures in the First, Once, while
traveling in India, he carried with him an
India rubber pillow, which at night he in-
flat. ne evening he took it out of his
pocket and showed it to a chief, who asked
him suse, He told him it was a pillow,
“No gol; log of wood much better”
“Why” asked Mr. Russell. “Because it is
flat,” replied the chief. Mr. Russell then in-
flated it yond it was handed around to all the
family, who, in turns, let out the air and
again inflated {6 At last the chief took it
“It is sald be, “very, very good.”
“Wy I” asked Mr. Russell. “Booanse by and
by you will be an old man, and will have but
a little breath in you, and you can get some
out of this bag. "Ben; Perley Poare.
The Hardy Sea Dogs of Maine.
A short time ago Searport, the home of the
hardy Nichols and Pendletons, came fore
wai and claimed the distinction of furnish.
ing one-tenth of all the American sea cap.
tains, Thomaston now shows up with fifty
on tha active and t nine on the retired
Hat —a remmrkably chowing at the pres.
ent shipping crisis, This i« an §
salijoct. Lat us hear (rom Bath and the his
tori Georgetown, and Waldoboro and Booth.
bay, They can each furnish a long lst of old
son dove Portland Press,
ww
Pe
good,”
«
Changed His Natae to “Faber.”
Bide by side ina recent number of The
London Thnes wore three advertisetnents,
neh rey oss that a man |
- 17 was about to change
Faber.” It will ben tnt !
a SinpAr thn dapia ib of “gen h"
“But you have been cheated out ol
your horse, The man is a swindler.’
“‘Sheatod ? Svindler ? I guess not, |
Ain'd I got his note for a huntert and |
vorty tollars? ™
ea A A——————
SINNER
MISERABLE
“Is Mr. Jones at home ?" said a deacon |
from the North, who had made a pil-|
grimage to the habitation of Sam Jones, |
rovivalist, to see about
his locality and drive a spike in the ad
of the green dragon.
“No; he's gone sway,” seid the Jittle |
girl who openad the door for him.
“Will he return soon?” inquired the |
deacon, in an anxious voice
“Xo; he won't
replied the child.
“What!” exclaimed the deacon, as he |
tugeed at his beard in
ment, ** not
too bad!
be back for a week,’
great disappoint |
bac! ior a weak ?
nt
that 3
yes, 1 really
n
sl
I nist see him
him, and I can’t
Where is the
nn
311
go back without «
EL]
long: it.
good man, sissy *”
And the deacon bent fovwnrd t
girl to catch the reply.
The child h ul ove
And see med to take
the
evan
ols
fen Bits
i Hiss
le (®
«i the deacon cle
for grants
cause of lus great
gelist
wn oof call
Wiis
=
baooa
gevyid
up mio
blue
%
aim
eves
feel as thoug
and been
his cont
“Well
6’ pose
vi
be mother «
The des
ger a di
turned sadly
: 3
dist
reeves »
while We)
al
been expected, 13
more or les
uttered hier oustonriry
pishly that
5 8
the man wi
Om
arer
iB a "30
Enlil
Bullwinide
webody w
Mr
said Mre
“(hve ’
please,”
called.
“All right '
" Hello ! I=
" "No, ma am,’
ne
EAS
Hore it is
Mr. Bail
repli
‘ Do you know wpe
At this instant the
switched on Warpman, wlio was doserb. |
tng the gentleness of :
avout to purchase to ony
and the reply Mrs. Bullwinkle got was
“I was down to Farman's this afte:
noon, snd when
found Parman's wife with her armel
around his neck, and when I spoke
about taking him away, she began ery.
ing and said she would not be able to
live without him.”
“Bhe did, eh?” said Mrs Bollwinkle,
sputtering into the transmitter. * The
hussy! We'll see!” And when the
same number ealled for a surgeon just
before bedtime, the telephone girl know |
that Mrs. Bullwinkle “had seen.”
i ————— a —— a —————
QUIETED THE BULLY.
ert lesa
n Loree he was
Yd
OH
of hix fri
I went to the lvun )
The bullying manner of the German |
students is proverbial, as is also their
mania for duelling. It was at Heidel
berg that a quiet citizen leaving the |
cars said to a swaggering student :
“Bir, you are crowding me!
back a little bit, sir!”
The student turned flerecly and said
in a Jond tone: “Do you not like it?
Wall, sir, I am at your service whenever
you please!”
“Oh, thank you!’ raid the tmveler,
your offer is very kind, amd you may
carry my valise to the hotel for me.”
The student flod amid shouts of laugh
tor.
Keep
WB WD LBS
Chicago pis bakers live ouly fiftecs
yoars. Do their enstowers mugder thom
or do they eat their own pice?”
—— Wp
.
. Bin
¥
Ln Efficient Remedy
: # ne
no of Bronebial snd Puinmos
BAY Affections i$ AYER'S CHERRY
Protonat., As such it is recognized snd
prescribed by the medics] profession, and
in many thousands of families, for the
mist forty years, it has been regarded as an
nyuiuable” household remedy. It is a
separation that only requires to be taken
fa very small quantities, and ‘a few doses
of it administered in the early stages of a
cold or cough will effect a w y eure,
und may, yory possibly, save life, There
in 10 Sid whatever that
jor's Cherry Pectoral
Ayer
Fins preserved the lives of great numbers
of persons, hy arresting the development of
Laryngitis, Bronchitis, Pneumonia,
aud Pulmonary Consumption, and by
the eure of those dangerous maladies, It
¥! hould be kept re ady for use in every
fainily where there are children, ss itis a
medicine far superior to all others in the
rreatinent of Croup, the alleviation of
Whooping Cough, and the cure of Colds
and Influenza, ailments peculiarly incl
dental to childhood and youth, FPromptl-
rude in dealing with all diseases of this
clusn is of the utmost fmportaies. The
lors of a single day may, In many eases,
entail fatal consequences. Do not waste
Pr ous time in experimenting with
inedicines of doubtful efeacy, while the
malady is constantly gsining a deeper
hold, but take at once the specdiest and
most certain to cure,
Aver’s Cherry Pectoral,
PREPARED BY
Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass,
Raold by
Dr.
all Druggists,
G. NOLL,
BOOT and AOE MAKER,
CENTRE HALL.
The undersigned has opened a shop in
the rear ul the bask, ou Church street,
aud 18 prepared to do all kinds of work, |
New bouts sud stoes made to order, snd
[repairing done, Satisiacilon 18 gasran~
teed aud all work promptly stiended tw,
He kiodly esks a share of the public
{ patronege. {outlBja’y | l A. G. NOL da
‘Good Salaries 5, ome
A Won ta
cal or traveling Agetits, No “Xp ence
work, JAMES KE. WHilNE)
Rochester, Sew Tork Ment
Li
» t Men
t aE Ju
ede,
Nutnery-
Mold (his pa
A VANS, Ju, er
* vans BROT HERS,
PYRO DU
COMMISSIUN ME HU HANTS,
56 N. Water Street, Viuladeiplua,
vats guimeis of wil Kleds of
Olas vk Malus, Good
Heturios is WA. Be Dn
j Lies i ig Bie
| Poultry, (ive of resi, Clipe,
| Pulsions, Fruit ed ur Hay,
jdve MUCK ID Jaict, everyibing the sneer uv,
[duoes, eller IB Our Joaas OF sitiall is, dag
plengiin and price Lists furtiisted
ec ih « Ped WO Mig ear Ol Dude Jeagu
i nat Bi}
2
Pa.
Waulry Produce
Frces sud Prout
1aesiad
Eger,
wu
Lit
ut
Hi PTR af Huser,
Ama, lailuw,
1 Onl
AVE vacviie
Aaah % 5
BR LAY
¢ sOulh
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firs ali Ol
of Evan Evans
I Puch Pine
Asati
Mn
Appiy
¢ "GUL Ang,
Cotilie Kil
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{hot paou,
biti Lhe land
wl 8 well vo with Yel
asd Fouug Cheontail Lise
Tei Bid a PU Fo
Pike Will Le sold wm alse
Me i 4
urs
vededd
Lalla
Laci &
16decSm
8k oemakers
with robber cement
oat 1: A
ZELLER & SON,
® PRUGLINID
AL
i van supply
fur
you
Bell lone, Pa
in
CHEMICALS
PERFUMERY,
FANCY GOODS, &e¢
Pure Wines and Lagquors fur medicy
puUrpoies niways kept
-
f Ton Thoth Trial
ry and broken 4
perfect and full Mani rengih an
To thoss who suffer La the
t 3it about by Indiscretion,
Ww orton tree Inds Agency, we
fgorous
EDO Pe,
wo sek that you
of your trouble, an
w
co
(Cards—Aftorness
FORTNEY,
Attorney-at-L
in old U ocard building,
¥
8"
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Office
buildi
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bonds
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Offic
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ATTTORNEYS AT LAW,
CENTRE CO., PEN
pric tice mh ‘als
and English
Hewes
, Coun! alt
KL 1X}
BELLEFONIE, YA
on second floor of Furst’s new
ng north of Court House, Can be
Tm’y84
POTTER,
Collections promily wade spd
| attention given to Lhoure bLaving
Wil if «WwW ud
ncknowledged Deeds, Morigns
Belle‘onte, Pa
ir
&e.
M. BOWER E.L.ORYVIS
Is, BOWER & ORV IS,
ATTORNEYS.AT- LAW,
BELLEVONTE FA
4 Spat the Conirt Hot
y
weg
4 floor of
3 wh
jan wn
ne, On
Dentists.
HOSTERMAN,
Dentist, Centrpg Hall,
at residence on Chureh street, oppo-
Will give satis
of his profession,
i4nar
GG Ww
in ail branches
administered,
G GUTELIUS
Dentist, Millbeim. Offers bis
He is
He is now fully pre
to extract teeth absolutely withou
ny
"Hote Is.
SH HOUSE.
W. R. Teller, proprietor, Belle
Fa. Bpecial attention given to
junel By
{GS HOUSE,
NELLEFONTE, PA.
EMANUEL BROWN, Proprietor.
find
in
respect, for man and beast, and
ane
Ww BROC KERHOFF HOU!
NTE, PA
Prop'r.
ALLEGHEXY 8T,, BELLE¥O?
G. McMILLEN,
8 Buss 10 and from sll
rains, FE
Bun
D. J. MEYER,
ER BOAR DERS
MN
heal hy
sarroundet
the state, chools
Terms very
16aug tf
MM AND
LUE]
TT. 1.1 esp
iBDe, SCR
ain water,
scenery in
i
1OUSE,
LOCK BAYES,
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SDAY.
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MURRAY,
Lente
DRUGS, 3
. Bran dy Win i
Pa.
Hall
ut Medicines
snd Gin kept
Blore open
y7
wpulsr Patel
grees’ Ho
AT Pines “li
3
¥.
Week.
ay
Avoid t8e imposition of prefeniioos Pere
Cire for these troubles, and all Quecks,
whose coly sim is to bised thelr vio
flene. Take 8 SURE Resiovy that GAS
RED thoutnnds, done Bl jsieriors
_ with sitention to bunness, 61 opr
or inven venience «nary way, Found
on soientiBe medion] principies By é eet
0 bo the seat of Glecase Tis pporith
¢ $1 without Geiny The sul wre
me of the human orgenies restored. The
“he nation
i.
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§ Tey
out dae
, pe oa |
Bey eried, wad
rk For Hom
. + shining ewes and
ev taskets, wall
ot ve, vic. E50. JI
Cs “tortor for the 3 sang. The
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wi Lhe ir
wi thas Us,
pod Gentlemen, »
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ue mt and SEampies
} toning Reeventious, 4 "
# shea, 1
“we pri win Chest alt, eninge at
pv . Rertintions and Headings, » lore
fons] whi thons aul pubis sed |
Paw or Wage Jeni Chembonl Vxpeslmonts,
. ame Cool Tioak and Family Phot.
wi sadvals of FRseliont ceiling Php
wR es fing he? Lo ene 8 SOR
sone humane penne ty
Mamsers and Customs bn Far Away Lands |
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