i oo ~M Rs. J. D. WHITEMAN—o *is now located in new rooms *—on Allegheny Street, Belle— *-fonte, and offers to the pub *~lic a large line of elegant new goods, comprising —* OTIONS OF EVERY} [DESCRIPTION] { Beautiful designs in Embroidery, Collars and) < Cuffs, Silver Ornaments, Kid and Lisle { Thread Gloves, Laces, Towels, &o, &o., &o.) {Table Linens, Muslips—} t—White Goda, &e.,—! lowest possible prices, + —ut MILILIINERY. The Millinery Department comprisesall the Latest Styles in Ladies’ and Children's Bon—— nets and Hats, beautiful Artificial Flowers aud Ribbons, — - Malling. AND ~ FITTIN ——A SPECIALTY — G led dress-maker, and ean guarantee fi ROO fit, convenient room “ ress £! TTING I have a skil A private and for fitting. CTA wr MPING DONE WITH ~DISPATCH.. My stamping designs comprise the very latest and most artistic patterns, MRS. J. WHITEMAN, ALLEGHENY STREET, BELLEFONTE, Three doors from corner of Bishop, NEATNESS AND PA. mI Fo ar Dood Ruin of She Worl CATAR RH. AN ABSOLUTE Ct RE FOR A HE yest stubborn es yield readily nd has not faile 4 eS Care a single cas Ww 00 icy here directions are followed, Issue a remarkable and its cures wonder « the most sue sssful pr eparation in th r CATARRH and the only one es an Absolnte, Pir re re t ily a blessing to mankind, A Trial is al? at is Rake d for it. OUnee uged, it is alway : ded td for testimonials of actus Lf oe IT HAS XO EQUAL POR M A LA RIA. A POSIT £ CURE IS ASSURED Hy a t for a cure. Stor sxked f r Kut, tis a SPECIFIC ti pare blood and ‘aranng Re for all disea sari Fives all eruptions! RHE U 32 8C ery $1.00 A BOTTLE. FOIL 85.00, O y Fl gu SAM® rors, A Phil Prominent ia hi my name {in priat but refer any me, and 1 will gladly tell what Bheumatism Cure has done This g« thought him a cripple, and use of our remedy straightened lin out allright, Mu GW. axen, a leading manufscturer of wil. oh ngton, Del, writes Dee, 178h "85: “From the first ; 7 Hogan to use the Rassizn heumatizm Core, re ¥ie followed and my comfort daily increased. The use cf my i mba became more and more pasture] anti 1 fei: no discon fort either walkis ug or working, know of net hing which has so quick wondrous an effect” Onaof Philadelphis’s old est merchants, Me, C. G Box Kip 2, revding 646 Main Street, Germantown, says ¥ ian Hheamatiem (ure has taken sll the pain sughier's arm and peck, She had wall bh it for month testimony of this sort sufficient to most skeptical. But if you have the tis you want relief rather than test On An get I-juick, sure, permanent, ml SSIAN RHEUMATISM CURE . Descriptive pnmphlet it mailed, Joe additional, If registered, loc, more Price $2.60.! | None Genuine Youn without this - Trade Mark. One Box does the esi nes, 2 PUEIMATIEM ; vet 18 ta not to be found at the whores, tl can saly be had by enclosing the amount ss above, sod sddresddnge the American proprietors, PFAELZER BROS, & CO. SILE21 Market Sevesr, Philndelnkin GF PURE 00D LIVER OIL » ror EL Almost as Palatable as Milk. Tia only preparation of COD LIVER OIL that can be telen readily and Wleratod for a long time by daileatt slboachs LED AS A REMEDY FOR OER u Lr 1 a AFFIL TA 1 : Ne ¥TIXG BEGHATES OF sun In 108 rosin, Ln wil Bored i {org A Phyelciant Lan of the world, “Fon a BY ALL DRUGGISTS. hn ALL KINDS OF GRAIN, White and red Wheat, rye, shelled corn oats and barley wa at the Centre Hall Roller Mil! —a which the highest Stes 485% 50% walt for me, O hurrying Ti fr go Pa 7 gather up the past, Though "tis t to shed upon its grave my That 0 even now are falling thick and fast? Let me go back and bind the ripened sheaves That 1 left wasting in the harvest fleld. My night of need has come; these poor, dead leaves Are all I have my sustenance to yield. Let ms go back and from dimmed eyes the tears Let me them wipe till they are clear and dry. Why did I leave them there in gther years! Methinks I thought I ne'er should mourn or cry. Let me go back—with sad, repentant hands Gather the unkind words my lips have said, And bid me walk the years though on scorch. ing sands, Jut say to me their sting is lost and dead. Let all my fair days die, but those I marred With selfishness and sin—I hamb ly ask To have them back, unwoutded and un- scarred, To live them better, this to bamy task. Canst thou years, E'en while I lay at thy swilb-poing feet Atonement for the past, of prgyers and tears, That in my cup of rue shall be some swoet! not wait, but now, O hurrying The shivering vines cling clo er to the walls, Around the house the windy creeps with a ery, while the mid palls, I and my And soul are wailing the reply. —8, B, McManuvin The Current. VARIOUS TERMS OF OPPROBRIUM Epithets in Use Among Workingmen— "Flag," “"Biscksmith,”* “Scab’ “Rat.” Telegraph operators call 8 poor operator a “pug,” alter the little metal instrument which divide the switches on the key-board, inasmuch as the plug, or “key,” is a com parati ely unimportant part of the ruachin- ery. Frinters designate an unskilled type sotier a “shoemaker” or a “blacksmith.” The devivati in of the former appellation is from the fact a rompositor who makes er rors is ol! to correct them alter the type is sot up by taking out the misplaced letters and “pegging” the proper ones into their places. Tailors also use the word “shoemaker” to distinguish a poor hand, as an unskille ! workman takes his stitches too far apart, and is therefore better adapted to sew leather, where he can punch the holes with an awl lefore putting his needle through, The appellation “blackamith” is applied to a printer whose fingers are clumsy, and a Jeweler also terms an wnuakilledl worker at for the same reason. . Liat ed too tis trade a “blacksmith A term of opprobrium which was used by old New York printers to designate an un skilled compositor, was the “boarder,” from the fact that a poor hand was gener ally a drinking man and spent lds time loafing o “boarding in liquor saloons All striking tra les-workers in common ves the generic word “sab” to nate workmen vho take the place of strikers The deriva tion is obviously from the fact that the seal is a morbid growth, and lives oniy at the expense of th il-being of tho rest of the es toe word scab as a pproblam, snd Webat lofines a mean, dirty, paltry fell . which ted the original applic rd 10 its present vse and tolegranhers, igent class of workm oniy tradosaen who bave invent xd names to pariicularize the sc of their respective professions. Th compositors cal! a scab a rat in contoruptuous aliusion to ths rodents who infest printing offices Telegraphers have only recently in vented a term for sab operators They call then “contumists,” though the applica tion is not of technical derivation, but is probably an attempt to manufacture a word from tho Latin contumas, the root of con tuma ious, to describe a stubborn and ob- tinate person. —8t Louls Globe Democrat word thensd . Wi tkepenre wu scab as a may Lasso sugge of the w ww ation Loe piriab met dnt two of the n, are the Pin Pop-Corn Luncheons in Detroit. Popcorn luncheons are anew fad peculiar to Detroit. The bot popcorn is served in cut «5 dishes, with grabam wafers and cheese ; Thess chocss cakes are made by ine rporating flow r and butter with a layer of eam choese folded np and cut into proper bar and baked tii of proper color, —Ex- dange. The Society Girl of the Season. The society giri of the season iss more natural in her mangers than for several yemrss In New York she is noticed a» “strikingly erect, and invariably earrying her head so high that jit gives an appearance of unusual hight. Her seifqwise and serenity are absolute ™ A Young Japanese Lady Wefiter. O Banta-Ban, a young Japanese lady writer, bas been taken on the editorial staff of ono of the best newspapers in Wokio. This is the first woman in the kingdom of the mi- kado who has been admitted within the cir cle of journalism, —Inter Ocean, The Trinity of Father, Mother, Child. Father, mother, child, are /1e human trinity whose substance must not be divided nor its persons confounded. As well reconstruct your granite out of thegrains it is disinte- grated into, as society ofit of the dissolution of wedded love, —Bartol, Fool Notions Aboat Tending Dables. I couldn’t begin to tll all the fool notions people bave about tendling babies. The worst is that the child must be fed all the time it fsn't asleep or it will starve to death. ing carriss off about half the children who fig. — Chicago Mall, . Tarkish Women Becoming Christianized, The pretty Turkish women in Constanti- nople are becoming “Christianized” to the ex- tent of adopting thinner and more trans parent yashmaks, or face coverings, than their religion requires, He Caught To De Prosecuted. The man who can not or will not be cheer- ful in his own house ought to be subject to prosecution for eruglty, not to animals, but to those beings whom it is his first duty to treat in a gracious and Kenorous way. The revived tasbion of wearing the “quis ring glam” is now being affectsd by ultra fadsionable women, The old name has been dropped, and it is now known as a spy. Dealers in prec fous stones officials and detectives are all mysterious beings, They dislike to talk, but the word smuggle often sets thelr tongues a-wagging. “I will relate an experience myself and three assistants diamond smuggler somo time since,” gray-hairod customs man, seo both how ensy and smuggla” The story was Sold in a graphic manner, as follows: Th , custom-house difficult it was considered an expert at smuggling, first-water gems, In some purchase became known to Paris, who cabled to the watch for the smuggler, | sisted of 107 fine stonds, and {in Paris had a “straight tip” maker that the Frenchman's high heels con tained the gems He arrived and was 'a private examination r¢ boots and the Frenchman pearl. The heels we sounded minute later one thickness of leat taken off, Cut rolled a piece of and fifty-eight fine white stones Frerichman ‘appeared crazy. Ha swore and almost wept In the othor heel the remaining gems, forty-nine in number, wore found. The Frenchman put hig boota, and seemingly dazed, He was a “cute 'un.” The “ the finest “Parisian,” the real article was big box toes. He paid his shoemaker a handsomer price than the sharp detective Those gems are in Chicago now, and bogus ones adorn a hundred shirt fronts in the custom house, Women! Yes, thoy are {of all; any custom hou this fact. Ti hav men and more innocence the ex way a detective in officers here to ’ I'he th r politely conducted to Hn. re on gems” y best smuggl than ' 1. 100% re ingenuity wherewith to i ©y many Ia 1 y abr pay their expenses by rzling is not and pever will be known They are many, nevertheless BOME THE Ct : DOD One of the th ¢ tariff enforcers pre tty lady lives* in Boston, a vist during there saw four means would just allow her them and pay ber way homa lemma she conceived as plan. Fo cavities wrore bored into her foyr largest tooth, the gems covered over and she de parted. The duties would bave cost her $7.0, but she smiled on the officer who made the exn the wharf Large rubies are frequently baked in bread, with an understanding to the steward, w soos that they are #0 dry and end of the voyage that he must ; ongshoreman who bas a large y and hungry family. As 'longshor y families on precious broken and its co chamois-akin bags ai dealer in goma W hen gems false bottoms are never dodge ia too old and tr lar lines of auger-cell sides and bottom, gos al a new § neatly on ¥ * 1 yeu ¥ 160 iner calinly es who ES PLAYED, played on oy izes ever lated of a yi and bs had gor ber 1 beautiful who probably abroad a mda diame ha the ars hidden in trunks ansparent. A regu are made in the r filled with th Wor a tol sIiagi nz Yuv bun bred sna 7, 8 vids r ou with hidden (vty ation from mea & of hauling Ha said an « ous « f tho » La 1y exam tom Louse soenetine, captors of knows is the anuggled goods taker . rw vory i mg ag © a Lerman ported to arr ve on a a fortune in jewels came and was daly examined sho unde went vas 80 sovere custom he offi vials a; over again, The foreigner sa ilo not bilam » them supposed some malic dispatch to her, and the hat she fortune in gems They wax and repress ited a bunch Thess the offic they examined the ; glers where woman's apparel find mis to Anes oat i JAOG ares ed ii asthe n woran ain staan Wer, as we wn. Not WAY on ber person. She hat the lady tise over and said ng their duty, Fis anno ¢ She entered a ca were of mt-lining and cover. almost as numerous as ths stars, jewels brought to Ai ner] tribute to Uncle Ewm are frequently as | bright. — Now York J. munal A Razor Warran tex! Not to Cat, “The latest thing out for street fakirs” sald a man who makesshis living supply ing | goods to the merchants~of the pavemant, “is | n safety razor. It is ome of the neatost| things put on the mari »¢ for many a year, and the boys expect to do well with it. The razor-blade is circular, and is protected by a little metal guard vihich is said to make cutting of the face imposd bie. All a man has to do is to skim the mechanical razor around over his face, just as he would a wash-rag, and in a misate or two he is You know there area good many men who would like to she ve themselves, but who can’t lenrn to handle a razor. These are the men whom the boys expect to catch. The way they'll talk, economy, and figure up that a man ff: enough ina year for shaves to clothe "him, will bo caution. The safety wrazor ought to be good racket. —C “hicago Herald. The Sabjeet of College Rivalries. President Eliot, at the recent Harvard dinner, made some sens blo remarks on the subject of college rivair tes. “Whatever of fun there may be in th» rivalries between our collegoa,” he mid, “real antagonism between them should be a voided. The total number of men resortin { to the colleges of the country has not kept with the pro ‘his is not trus of gros & mass of the col- and I think that the antagonism working on the public mind, is responsible for this As to numbers, I wish to say in behalf of Harvard that we distinctly: repudiate name [th bors asa test of success whan applied te collagen "Frank Leslie's | (Rustrated. The Origin of an Oliv seston, The notion of one heat driving out another market prices will be Grain takin uk St rises wilt ba puid. a TOF 100 | U S QUT OF 20 = 30 TIMES © oO Tim £ : Mac wo Gran Keep your eye on it u say about the fence, 11-liic ire Hall. mariy ot ormEranys ntil i Lhnow what ‘o ve J. B. BOLT, 8pecial Agent, Aten CEE for Infants 11 Bo, Ozford 88, Brooklyn, ) FREE ver Len Thousand Trial { TRIRY, Fackagrs mailed £9 pa KAGE fonts a large proverifan got whos took a full treat «ifs. SEMTNAL L PASTIILES Ww Salman l say age oa] Docs for ¥ die A t¥ oars in many thowsan PN Foret 10 ie restore premsturel naed and broken down men tothe fall enjoyment of porfact and full Manly Btrength Vigorous Health, To those who suffer from the many obecure diseases brought about by Indiseretion, Exposare, Over. Brain Work, or too free Indulgence, we srk that you pend ne mur name with statement of your trouble, and secure BIALPACEAGE FREE, with 1llnet'd Pamohiet bo, MILLAZ ¥ MARBLEWORKS ORTMENT OF EADSTONES, ADETONES, ALARDLE.— CEMETERY FURNISH ALL KINDS OF WORK 1 GRANITE, MARBL E, or IRON {WE —— AT MOST v | Musser & Alexander, REASONABLE PRICES [Jape pest ion Withous injurious Cc whose only Gif is Lo bi Sow 15. ™ tire Tuke u £1 RE REMZDY thal AS Goes not interfere OF InDonYenR ARR 4 nu ny ve OB srientific paedac Tieation to the post ¢© fai wonne it mee is fol without delay. one of the hurasn organ 3 5 ros wasted animes’ ng elerueris of [if wre given ba 3 . becotnes cheerful and rapid ¥ pains bots a sod bealih TREATMENT: ~0ze Wentd, 8. Tv Mor $35. Three, 57 | HARRIS REMEDY co., Meo Curmists, 90 N. Tenth Street, 8T. LOUTS, MO, ~ Cards—Attorney: 5 ANA ER $i ANGL ER & HEWES, ATITTOR NEYS-AT LAY BELLEFONTE CENTRI Rp : tention od So 13 Lhe oot joux KLINE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BELLEFOXTE Office on second floor of Forst's building north of Court House, C consulted in E ogl lish or German. , PA Lew an be (n'y Eq QHN F. P OT TER, Atorney-atLaw Collections "promtl y made and special allention given to those having lands or property for sale. Wilid ud and have acknowledged Deeds, Morigss bonds &e. Bellefonte, Pa. J. BH. ORVIE; C.M BOWER E.l vis. BOWER & ORVIS, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW BELLEFONTE PA OfMce opposite the Court House, ou 2 Furst's building. iW liote Is. MILLHEIM, PA | ——— m—— sc — C — Hart Muar Marxer—Th {Centre Hall Meat market having a re- | frigerator families can at all times be sup~ | plied with fresh meats, of the best qual ity, aleo bologna sausage. Next door to hotel : open day and evening. Taway if Hexry Booz. "Dentists. ZR. GW. “HOSTERMAN, Dentist, Centre Hall Tesidsnce on Main street, Office on 2d floor of Harper & Kreamer's store building. Will give satisfaction in all branches of his profession, Fahey ad- apr -— ————————————— G. GUTELIUS,~ Dentist, Millheim. Offers his gervices to the public. He is form all operations in the He is now fully pre teeth nbsolutely el DD" 8. professional prepared to per dential profession. pared to extract pain. . $1.00 THIRTEEN WEEKS. a POLICE 04 GAZETTE >i 3 be matled are. Fi {dies ERE wo iar. see Re us LAD K rok! lin Ban N. ¥ >. FORTREY, Antorney st-Law, nD. in old Corard building. NEO, RUPTURE REUSE.“ RAN a Fro CT by i oo ! gi Ak win 4: anew, Se Tie 10 STAY BY: HOUSE. W. R. Teller, proprietor, belie fonte, Pa. Epecial attention gives to country trade. CUMIN {GS HOUSE, ELLEVONTE, PA. EMANUEL BROWN, Proprietor. The traveling community will find this botel equal to any in the county in every respect, for man and beast, and charges very moderate. Giveit a trial 24une Wf N EW BROUKERHOFF HOUSE BROOK ERHOFF HOUSE, ALLREGHENY ST,, BELLEFONTE, PA G. G. MOCMILLEN, FProp'r. Good Sample Rooms on First Floor, 9. Free Buss to and from all trains. gf Soecial rates to withesses snd jurors, Sun ENTRE HALL HOTEL. Sh D. J. MEYER, Prop'r. FOR SUMMER BOARDERS AND TRAN SIENT CUSTOM, Good Table, healthy locality, pure mountain water, surrounded by finest patural scenery in the state. Schools and churches convenient, Toit very reasonable. RVIN ROUSE, OCK MAVEN 8, WOOPS' CALDWELL, brictorn. Terms | reasonable, Good sample rooms on first floor. AMERON HOUSE, LEWISBURG, i - sn PEN NN'A SA ST A ¥ ricton BTETTLER EPECIAL Rares To iy ERCIAL aN Gon Livery atom Free Bis 12 wo trom all trains, lapy J.» do Emad oa tre Hall, Pa, 1 1 RG Gin purposes am YEA RS 1M 1H USE. ab CRéuiii 2 rl the Ac: 1 SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER, Loss of appetite, Bowels contive, Pata in fhe head, with nn dull sensation fo the Baek part, Pain under tho shonldere Lindo, Fullness after enting, with & dig. Inclinuiion to exertion of body or mind, Irritabllity of temper, Low spirits, with a foelingof having neglociod some duty, Weariness, Dizz! ness, Flurtering at the iteart, Dots before ¢* i eves, Hendacho over the right eve rtlesanens, with fitful dreams, High 2 in au i and CONSTIPATIC, TUTI’S FILLS are especialiy adapted to such eases, ono doe effect: § such n shange of feeling as to astonisht the euTerer, ¥ In e Lhe Apootite and canes the vaty © ake on Flesh, thus tus system io nourished, snd by their Tonle Sotion on the Digestive Or me, Regular Ntool ary uced. Prios 3c. 44 Murray Sc. . N.Y, product prio 3c. ws Murray we. nN. ¥: TUTT'S HAIR DYE. Guay Ham or Waiskens changed to a Grossey BLACK by a single application of this Dye, It imparts # nate i Bolt by D gent hy express on receipt of §1 Office, 44 Murray Ot. Bow Yori. pr RY id at Wt - Gelplis..... h ‘ast. Niagara Express West, ard Da ose conboclion et Lock Hee R. Trains, West connect at Erie with «dae Boe ju Soriy with. P& W. RR: st orion swith BLN. X. & ¥. RR, and at Driftwood with A. V. K, x LEWISBURG AND TYROKE RAILROAD, BELLEFONTE, NITTANY AND LEMONT RB. R. Daily Except Sunday. Fastward, AMPM PM #10 1 1556 00 U3 100 8 ven wi th Erie Mall Kast a i trains on 1. 8. & M. Westward, PMAM AM STATIOXRS { y 50 Montancon io lew asburg sy Biehl 52 icksburg i Laurelion i 87 Coburn s 0d Zorhy 3 1I6IRising Spring § HMiPesn Cave $s S0entre Hall 4 §Uksrege § ¢ {Linden Hal 4 ba Dak Hall 4 00 Lemont U7 Dale Summit } IE Plonsant Gap FLAX cInann y ob Belictoute Additional trains leave Lewisburg for Montag don at 5.25 a m, 9.56 a mn, kad 7.00 pm » Metuming 20 a m, leave Montandou for Lewisburg at J. R. WOOD, mand 7 80 pom SHAS, E PUGH, General Manager, Gen'l Pass'ger Agt IRE & LIFE 1st RANCH 1 undersigned represents twelve as good Fire Insurance companies as can be found in the world, sd ale represents the best Life and Accident Coaupariien in existence My motio is, “1 study 10 pioase” Mfioe in Bush's Block, (over Valentine & (os fore) \ Peliefonte, Pa. BOND VALEXTINE. Zmaylyr] Custax Harn Lom—Bailding lots JE mile east of Centre Hall bree, tor "hit rices, $100, $1 gh to $1156 Jo los ot. > ments easy, pe J IN BELLEFONTE, PENNA. ve Deposits ard w Lntorest a Novos; on and Beil ‘Government JAS, A. BEAVER, . b.anUGERE FF VALLEY BANKING 00: | PEs VALLE rr Receive Dott and allow loterost aba aid Sell Government nn BS gp te Be Be Ge grrusszEues
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