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NEW OPENING (4
THEO, DESCHNER
F THE
BELLEFONTE —
GUI WO RES
AND HEADQUARTERS FOR
noi i
Sporting Goods
One door below LYON'S STORE,
Bellefont And everything in
PIST( LS
A
HOOKS,
ING TACKLE. CANES,
FIRE-WORKS, &e.
WENED.
FLAGS,
DESCHNER'S
SPORTING
smayim
R YOUR
GOODS
THADE MARX
mums Gi mr
York Pe of
of Dunfer of the Wan,
SAT A R R H.
AN ABSOLUTE CURE ron
Tv {E
mast born case
fi ied to Pit ure s
1
or C ATAREH 8 nd the
i A Saute B usitly “ « ure,
to mankir
Keo Jor it.
On:
od
TAS NO EQUAL Pon
w ALKA A,
A FO: SITIVE CURE IS ASSUL
sure, Stog
4 for K gt.
Itt ts 4 SPECT
es all eruptions fr
com pinints it is sv
eo market.
lowing complair . t
RHEU MATISAL.
SCROFULA.
SKIX ERUPTIOXS.
YEXEREAL DISEASES.
DYSPEPSIA.
LOSS OF APPETITE.
FEELIXG OF LAXGOUR.
BILIOUSNESS.
LIER TROUBLES.
XERYOUS WEAKXESS.
FEMALE WEAKXESS.
Kerign's Caranun Keweov | )
medicine, but a safe and ple
0 take and surel Frente
sry of the age, !
yatem and possesion {
joron bottles of ordinary p-
Write for testin pi mod
Ea k sale by
PRICE 81 00 A BoTTL ¥.
YLES FOR 85.00. On receipt
the manufacturers, Bam:
Pa, sl
sasant t
REX BOT
: PROOFS.
Gute said that the
tor: atime Cure was a specific for
11 ‘re attendant aches and
Piain Facts, We now
Proofs
tnthe pointthan
prominent mer
ites Feb, 26.86
ago, I tried hard to
wedy. I also told Col
of Rithost any ; but
LL mywelf, RY fered with
ears and spent hundreds of dol
z % any permanent relief until 1
fried Sais Since then, (over two years pow; | ve
Lot suffered the least, I know it is a wood thine,
78 will take like wildfire, Xow I want the swency
for five States. ™
Here is another from nearer home. Mn J.D,
Witite isa leading business man of Bloomsburg
Pa. Hi * grandfather. over 8 years old, has been
ngreat sufferer from Rheumatism. Nov. 24, 186,
Me. WHITE writes us
* Have read your circular, The country ia so full
ent bin nals it in 8 jake fos hae believe
strperly has § merit It is tr iy grand.
fs wich a sufferer that be would gladly give
fe det te veliss, ton Titres your price fora
i rt § tany way, eca: we be don't think
1 Key any thing without merit.”
ay & dfsther Pronounees
re a fretolass saooens
1 ny only, but aliogether.™
ther of these statements, write
wy'll gladly snswer any inquiry
fir space does not permit further testimony
We have plenty of it however, It makes quite
a Littl We send it free to all who ask,
Aa yet it i= not to be found st the stores, but can
only be had by enclosing the price, snd addressing
ie Aericsn propristors,
PFAELZER BROS, & CO.
S810.821 Market Street, Philadelphia,
1h .
Price $2.80. I mar fie moo
ge. more.
ONE BOX DOES THE BUSINESS,
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL
Aod Hypaghosphits of Lim & Soda
Almost as Palatable as Milk.
The only preparation of COD LIVER OIL that
ran cat readily and for a long time
by delicate stouache,
‘D EENEDY Fon CONSE MPTION
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"Fon By Eo pauaciaTe
SAM JONES’ SERMONS
In the principal cities, with History of His Life;
and Sermons by Sam Small, his Co laborer,
ONLY 1LLUSIRA r ED EDITION,
Mont remunrkable and futetsely 1 Interening and
ams yoroa SVOr seen
ONLY FULL "DAU THESTIO x EDITION,
The first a reports ever printed. Grests
est book sensation of the day. Frome Le
, A, No boak ever hefore lke 15. AGRE
ANTRD, Popular a Write for
dorms; of, to ROOUTe RGONOY send 75 cents in
Ham
Mall outdt, =p
We ullwcipnin, va.
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SOME SMALL THINGS.
THE DISADVANTAGES OF LIVING IN |
BY-GONE YEARS.
————
What Our Fathers and Mothers and Their
Ancestors Endured In Other Days—The
Petty Inconveniences of the " Good Old
Times" of Long Ago.
We often wonder how many of us are
conscious of our advantages in living as
this stage of humanity's achievement rather
than at an earlier one. How much more
cleanly and convenient is life now that we
eat by the help of forks than it was 250
years ago when forks were unknown, and
fingers were daubed with whate thore
was with which to daub them! ow much
more agreeable is life now that the news
paper is the common visitor of the poorest
house! What was i% that our fathers and
mothers suffered when the tallow dip and
the whale-oil lamp, whose failing wick had |
to be picked up every now and then with a |
pin, made darkness visible rather than dis- |
pelied it! One marvels in remembering 8 |
not only that they did not become blind |
themselves, but that wo also were not all |
born blind. |
WHAT OUR ANCESTORS ENDURED, i
What tedium was that which these sams |
fathers and mothers, and all their anoostors |
belore them for many years, endured in ths
long journeys when the nardships of tue sad-
die and bridle path were succesded by the |
passing luxury of the stage coacu, in which,
jammed in together and w.th matter
whom, the day and night's _ouruey lum.
bered along in a misery of woicn nobody |
dreamed of naming thes positive extont till |
the railway car replaced it! and wiat sus
pense and anxiety aod grief, dyi au thou
saud deaths in one, did they Lave to
encounter before the telegraph arrived to
make conversation as swt anl easy as
what avenues of cul
what possibilites of excellence and
eminence, are open now 1o the average
woman since the cotton mili has taken out |
out of Ler bands the nece.sily of passing |
ber days as a slave at the spioning wheel,
aud bending ber back «tt the loon, so that
there was bardly time in ber life for spell |
ing out a chapter in ber Bible,
But these adairs bring us upon the great
things of life; and to return to the smaller
things of which we began to speak, can any |
of us imagine bow in the world we got |
along before needles were as common as
grass spires, and pins put careless sewing at |
a premium, and when thorns were in do- |
mestic demand for fasteners of slight
material’ How did our young aunts make |
themselves look pretty when calico prints]
wero solid at dU cenls instead of at 6
and 4 cents as they are today!
and how did they dare meet an admirer in |
the muddy street when the hideous, shape |
less India rubber overshos was worn in|
place of our delicate and well shaped goa. |
Lo
4
not
Moreoy er,
ture,
i
WERE JUST AS WELL OFF.
Perhaps we were just as well off before
drank beer, that fruitful mother of many
diseases; perhaps hooey was as healthy for
our use as sugar is; perbaps we are no better |
for the potato that takes its revenge for!
being robbed of its wildness by producing
various maladies of indigestion; surely |
many of us would almost be glad if]
America had never been found, if so Lobaoeo |
could also have remained undiscovered:
perhaps we were better of before gunpowder |
added its disintegrating power to the uni |
versa But who of us all could do without |!
matches, now that we know of them! !
Years ago, when the chemist or the phy- |
sician kept his phosphorus shut up in al
bottle that it might lend him light ou swift]
occasion, when everybody bad the tinder. |
box, with ta burned rags and its bits of |
flint, on the kitchen mantel, when nobody |
thought any more of letting the fire on the
bearth go oat than the vestal would have
suffered her lamp's flame to die, but raked
it up and covered it with ashes, to Le scat-
tered and reveal the live coal in the morn.
ing; when, if the shocking catastrophs did
take place, an iron skillet full of coals or
else a burning brand had to be run for and
borrowed of a neighbor, and run back with
in a mighty hurry; when Ilamp-lighters
bristled on the shelf, and one lighted pipe
or candle, oftener than any other way, by
blowing on the red coals held in a pair of
tongs till the fire flashed up H¢fully for the
necessary second of time Harper's Bazar.
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The Lot of a Ballet Girl
A chorus or ballet girl's lot is necessarily
full of temptations and perils Not infre
quently she has been exposed to these before
locides to go ugon the stage, and her
«anger is passel Too comic operais a
dreadfui soocol of worals, the inevitable
tendency being for gool women to become
bad there, aud ior Lad women to become
worse. How can it le otherwise! There
are thousands of giris in the city without
natural protectors, with very little educa
tion or training baving no means of sup
port outside of themselves If they are in
any maopner attractive of person they must
be strong in principle to resist what seems
to be their doom —New York Cor. San
Francisco Chronicle,
Lu
The Grave of Wendell Phillips
The grave of Wendell Phillips at Milton,
Mass, is on high ground by stately trees—
a spot selected by himself. The body of
Mra Phillips bas been laid beside him, upon
his loft hand, as was his wish, and a stone
will be placed at the head of ths grave
bearing the inscription, “Anna & Wendell
Phillips,” as he was accustomed to write
their names when used together. There ia
talk in Boston of opening a subscription
list toward erecting a monument to his
memory a memorial to which his wife ob-
jected as long as she remained alive —-Chi-
cago Times, y
The Varnish of the Buttercup.
The petals of the buttercup have, as well
known, a peculiar varnish-like luster. The
cause of this Las been investigated by Dr,
Mobius, who attributes it to a highly re-
fractive yel ow oll existing la the epidermal
celis, increased by the fact that the layer
of cells of the mesophyl is densely filled
with minute starch grains Scientific
American,
The World's Acreage of Wheat.
The area planted in wheat, and now har
vested is probably very nearly as follows:
Europe, 94,000,000 acres; North
40,500,000 acres; Bouth American, 6,
acres; India, 28,000,000 acres; A
5,000,000 acres; Africa and western Asia,
13,000,000 acres; total, 184,000,000 acres —
Chicago Journal
A Pleture ot Summer Happiness,
The season has come when a man who
finds a twelve-room boise and a ball acre
of gro ind too small for him at home will
live with his family in a three-room shanty
surro .nded by 1,000 fest of sand
and ca | 16 bappiness ~Somerville ournal,
Why Me Thought It Celeatial,
“Lt it heavenly F einculated Miss Gosh
in seferoben to Hin
Eo oa
Sh ue
Boston Transcript
I LOVE You.
“he climbed apon my willing 1
And softly whispered unto me,
“I love you.”
whae,
Her dainty arms were round my neck,
Her sunny curls were in my face;
And in ber tender eyes 1 saw
The soul of innocence and grace
And like a sunbeam glinting through
The clouds that hide the skies of blue,
Her smile found access to my heart,
And bade the shadows all depart.
O moment of apocalypse,
In which I saw the stately ships,
That erstwhile safled away from moe,
Come riding back across the sea,
I would you might return and stay
Within my lonely heart alway.
God bless the darling little ebild,
Who looked up in my face and smiled;
And wrought upon my heart a spell
More sweet than songs of lsrafel,
Ob, angels, listen while 1 pray
That you will makes her life as sweet
As that brief moment was to me,
Whene'er I beard her lips repeat,
“1 love you &
~J umes Chester Hoo)
AN ITEM FOR TO
| in The
PERS.
Than
to Relleve the “All-Goneness.”’
For Neuralgia
For Neuralgia
For Neuralgia
For Neuralgia
For Rheumatism
For Rheumatism
For Rheumatism
For Rheumatism
For a Lame Back
For a Lame Back
|
bas “taken a drink of good whisky before
| breakfast for forty-seven years, and couldn't |
| eat without it”
{this worthy but
Now,
prejudiced person laugh |
Bpo; lectic
that as old as be
substit
is
may yeot find only
cheaper one, one that will ¢
hin to take more than is good for him
Take any man who is in the habit of
ing in the bottom of the glass for “pure
ciabliity” at lnersnts fron noon until mid.
| night, and for stomac Lefors he
breaks his fast in the OR and let him,
after ho has arfson and dressed, repair to a
drug store instead of to a bar room. He |
has no appetite He doe 4 not feel as though |
be were “all there” Instead of a cocktail |
let him ask the droggist to prepare a mix
ture of these ingredients and
which, when mixed to gether, s
| single dose
Chloroform, five drops: tincture gi nger
half teaspoonful; compound tinct ire carda-
mon, two teaspoonfuls; water,
glasstul
“ utoe-—-not
n
yaa
but
comfort
hall
one wine
You will be surprised to find that in
about fifteen minutes the “all gone” feeling
will have disappeared. A gentle, pisasant
warmth is felt in place of the gnawing sen.
sation, aud in a very little waile there are
decided symptoms of being hungry A re
petition of the insi an hour, in
cass the attack tbe night before was very
severe, will no harm. A cup of black
coffee twenty minutes after the first dose is
an excellent thing to follow h, provided
the patient is not «
temperament.
You will find some men whose nerves be
come unstrung upon very slight alcoholic
provocation, and such men are prone to try
| the similis similibus curaptur racket. 1
| best thing for a case of that kind is
| drug store again. Here $s the dose
Bromide of potassium, t&irty grains; cel
erina, two teaspoounfuis; of ixir
ammonia, two teaspoanfuia
I'll guarantee that you will never resort
| to whisky again after you have tried which
{ ever of these doses that may suit yous par
| tiomlar case. As voon as you feel able to
eat, make your breakfast of oatmeal princi
pally for two or three days. On the
| after taking the first dose,
Havana oranges and subsiitute the juice for
the pick-me-up tonic. If the stomach re
jects the oranges as too sweet, throw them
away and try the tonic again, and eveatu-
ally return to the fruit
ihis treatment will begin to 5)
fect in a few days Imstead of that UNORRY,
uncomfortable feeling there will come a
vigor and a natural exhilaration that will
brighten the eye and quicken the step. A
brisk walk around the Liock, if you jive in
the brick and mortar section, will not come
amiss I would even go so far as to advise
a five micutes’ exercise with balf-pound
dumb bells Grasp them firmly, and strike
out as though you intended thumping some
body. All that is needed is faith and a lit-
te perseverance, especially perseverance
Three weeks will bring the faith — Philadel.
phia Telegraph
COW in of
ao
ik a parde
the
va.ariante
wow ite ef.
A Memorable Dispatoh from Lincoln,
On Memorial day I was shown a tele
graphic bulletin that was received from the
front on that memorable Sunday that pre
coded ihe surrender of lee Dispatches
through the week had indicated that the
end was near, and the loyal wost was on
tiptoe for the announcement of surrender
Un that Sunday morning there was posted
upon the war bulletin of this budding vil
lage a dispatch from Lincoln, who was with
the army, to the secretary of war. It reads
“All is well with ua. Grant is faraway. |
can't see him, but it seams to mo there is a
general smash-up of Jece's lines” The fore
cast of the president was gloriously ac
curate, for the next morning when tho gray
baired men went to business, eyes that had
looked to the southward so long were glad
dened with the news of the fall of the
Army of the Virginia. The dispatch is in
the proud possession of a veteran, whe
regards it with little less satisfaction thay
the Union which the war preserved
Chicago Cor, Cleveland Leader,
“As wid ns an Indian.’
We hoard of a girl the other day whe
was “as wild as an Indien” Dut an in tian
girl is not wild, No girl is more su miwive
10 the rules of her race and tribe thinan
indian girl who is not yet corrupted by the
proximity of the white mar. She never
goes any where alone, and she never passe.
a man on the highway without turning
away hor head. If a man comes into ber
wigwam she conceals ber face, and the dos
not stand within hearing distance of men
who are talking. Bbe lives up to ber idea
and her tribe's idea of what is proper and
becoming. If she falls to do so she places
herself beyond the protection of her trile
There is no safe place in this world for the
girl who knows no law bus her own will
New York Ledger
Flash Not Now Good Form.
SBuperfluone display of finery and
diamonds at watering place hotels has for
some years been regarded as “common and
vuigar.” People of refinement who poss ss
fine clothes do not have to select hotels
in which to exhibit them, and your showy
and flashy female, on the piazza or in parior,
in Joyal upon with suspicion — Now York
Ma
A—————
What a Wikty Woman Says.
A witty woman of Paris says that it ke
more d It for a woman to make excuses |
for her beauty among other women, when
sho is really beautiful, than for a plain
woman to find favor among the men.
ot marty EE TORY
A poplar tree in Wilkes coun
measures twenty-seven feet es cori
moe.
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For a Lame Back
For a Lams Back
Doctor Thomas® Eclectric Oil
Doctor Thomas’ Eclectric 0il
Doctor Thomas’ Eclectric Oil
Doctor Thomas’ Eclectric 0//
BOL DRUGGISTS.
nnd Si. 00.
. Prov's, EUT2ALL. A.
D BY ALL
PRICE Se.
Mi SESE Brae &
Ch re aided aah
T
Bey You must now make your mon
ey out of the Barn and Poultry yard,
with the LEHIGH CATHIE POW ER,
to purify the Blood and cleanse the Sys.
tem, thereby prevent and cure disease
in Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Poultry,
DUVOY’'S HORSE & MULE Pow-
LER, for all disesses of the Blood, Mus-
cles and Nervous System, and eave the
87 to BO per cent, of food lost as indigest-
ed, in the ordinary way of feediro
FARMER'S UNION CATTL!
DER, in 7 1b. bags, for dairy use; to in |
crease quantity and quality of Milk, |
Fat, Butter, Flesh and Ygge, and to give i
nature such iogredien's as it needs to!
vield the largest profits.
DAIRY-MEN'S CATTLE POWDER,
GAMBRINUS The |
Liver Remedy,
JAPANESE
PULVEK,
( () RN L { RE,
for
. i
UNION ROACH, RAT, MICE |
and ANT EXTERMINA TOR, Neve
er Fails,
DAIRY. POULTRY and DOC- |
with (Goods Free
}. D.} My urrey, Centre Hall,
7s
For sale by
WANTED —LADY =e : 2
un old firm. Eeferonces required are
shd good salary. GAY & BROS. 1f Barcls ay Bt
x NE fo EECA
oo BYR rar
of HEH
TB 4
PS in A a nee
ry
oS
for Infant
“Castorin
{ recommend
8 so well adaptnd to chi
las superiortoany mplon
Enon to me. H A Ancneu, 20D.
111 Bo. Oxtord Bt, Brockiya, N.
dress that
bY
BN SA \
MART
io, Conatipati-
hoes, Eructat
»
aad
cs sleep,
gestion
EASILY ACCOUNTED FOR
The success of Baugh's 825 Phosphate an
an excellent crop producer nnd permanent
fmprover of the soll, is cusily accounted for
It is made of the hours of annlmals, and
with special regard 10 a general adapta.
bility ns a plant feed.”
Every particle of which bones are come.
posed, ls a direct food of vegetables.
We render this food immediately available
hn the $25 PHOSPHATE
vantage, ns i gives the crap aneariy start
nnd sustains it anti! fully matured, be.
sides permanently improving the soil.
Ne
ving thew Wily
pExA Pa. Ju 1%,
"1 tested 1 CCS ‘835
» HONETIAT Ko side by sade wie: bot makes sont
ng B35 and 8€ per 1 am sslafled that Haugh's
is Lhe beat fie first crop ae well as permadent resuits
I had Letter whost and cul more grass for two years
white 1 used the X25 P hosphute. 1 will ose no
cibhor kind and advises gil farssers to buy Haugh’ -
R25 Phosphate A phigh vel ve Of
their ows go JOHN FADDIS
BAUGH & SONS,
MAXTUFACTURERS
AXED
IMPORTERS,
“PHILADELPHIA, FA.
Use Bangh's $20 PHOSPHATE
ACUTIVE, PERMANENT, CHEAP
ANIMAL BONE MANURE
MILLAZIM
Hind
THE ORIGINAL
Manufacturers of
RAW BONE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE
Oombined capmcity
Works he
tone per year, and sti
incressing
of our
ORTMENT OF
HEADS
TOXER
TONES,
L OF CEMETERY
WORK IN
MARBLE, on
PRICES
GRANITE,
AT
IRON,
MOST REASONABLE
Musser & Mexander,
LLHEINM, PA,
Dentists.
W. HOSTEERMAN,
Dentist, Centre Hall
Residsnece on Main street. Office on
2d floor of Harper & Kreamer's stove
building Will give satisfaction in al
branches of his profession. Fiber ad-
ministered. 4apr
R.B. G. GUTELIUS.—
Dentist, Millbeim. Offers his
professional services to the public. leis
prepared to perform nll operations iin the
dental profession. He is new fully pres
pared to extract teeth absolutely withon
in old Corard buil ing
oain. riv. 9%
FIRST PREMTY, ene €)
R.G
¥. PORTNEY,
Attornoysat- Law.
D.
PHILADA 1878,
————— Paris, INTS,
IL
Mpa!
Ask your Grocer for it. Wn. Dreydoppel M
oN North Front Streot, PHILADELPUIA, yl
RAIN Ai La Li wi
Rlupie, o AA Ww hig nn
not Fun abd Riehs a
not a Vr fh cular wit
meninky its "
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whit
4 toed ten
an
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{ ards— Attorneys
FANGLE - -
GLEK & HEY
ATTTOR Nk
BELLEFONTE (
mi atilea 1
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ATTOBRNEY-AT-LAW, BELLE} :
second floor of Foursts
building north of Court Ho
consulted in English or (
J F. POTTER, Aton
Collections prom
given
Tr properiy lor sale
have acknowledged
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fonte, Pe a. Special attention given 0
country trade. Junelby
NUMMIN =
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he traveling
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BELLEFONTE,
BRO WN, Prog wior
common? 15 will
Pa.
in
beast, and
Giveitl a trial
respect, for man and
fume u
NEV BROC KERHOFF HOU SE.
BROCKERHOF¥ HOU SE,
ALLEGHENY 8T,, BELLEYONTE, PA
G. G. McMILLEN, Prop'r
S89. Free Buse to and from all trains. gw
jure TS Bun
ENTRE HALL HOTEL.
D.J. MEYER, Prop'r.
UMMER BOARDERS AND TR
CUSTOM.
Good Table, healthy
mountain water, surrounded by finest
natural scenery in the state. Schools
and churches convenient, Terms very
reasonable, 16ang of
I RVIN HOUSE,
ANSIENT
locality, pure
LOCK WAVEX, TA
8. WOODS CALDWELL, Proprietor,
Terms reasonable, Good sample rooms
on first floor.
AMERON HOUSE,
LEWISBURG, PENN'A
STETTLER & CODER...coovee corsa
BPECIAL BATES TO COMMERCIAL
ERs OVER SUNDAY,
Good Livery attached. Free Duss to and from
all trains, apy
J. D. NU BRAY
1 rictors
TRAVEL
Centre Hall, Pa.,
Dealer In DRUGH, popular Patent Medicines
Whiskey, Prandy, Wine, and Holland Gin kept
and sold for medicinal purposes only, Storeo en
very day inthe woek. may
STEADY EMPLOYMENT.
We want good men in every town in this stale
to take orders for Nursery Stock during the
NEXT TWELVE MONTHS,
Previous experience not Rauired,
wwON BALARY..
our waloamen: B® EXPENSE, Yor terms sds
Sra HE . Li, VAN DUSEN NURSERY OO,
Nurseries AR ished 1859, Geneva, N.Y
ZBjundt
We hin
FRENCH'S HOTEL.
City Hall 8qnare, New York.
Opposite City Hall and the Post Office.
This Hotel is one of the most complete In its ap-
ointments and farniture of AxY notse in New
ork City and is conducted on the
wes EUROPEAN PLAN, soe
onl One Dollar day. Hall mintote's
walk from and Hlevated R. R.
All Lg oars iy door. Most convenient
Howl in dew York for Merchants to stop at. Din.
ng Rooms, Oafes aud Lunch Counter ref
I all the luxuries at moderate prices, |
- -
Rh AL FETATE AT PRIVATE SALE Wil}
be offered al private , the fol
dencrivey tenl esate, tte in Harv,
re 0, two miles east nrg:
wr staining 20 nore and ¥ So
3 food wo sory frame
a
PP} Wi, Braffied Centre Hall,
“IN USE.
The Cre die rig £
e Createst Mo oF moh of tie Age!
ma
” resem or a
Er we
TORPIL ti VER,
Loss of appetite, Dowels costive, Pain
the head, with a dull seceation in aga
back part, Pain under the shoulders
Linde, Fullness after eating, with a dig.
inclination to exertion of body or mind,
Irritabliity of temper, Low spirits, with
& feeling of having neglected some duty,
Weariuoss, Dizziness, Fiuttering at the
Fisart, Dots before the eyes, Headache
fitful dreams, Highly colored Urine, and
CONSTIPATION,
TUOTT'S PILLS are cepec ially adapted
to such cases, one dose elcols guch on
change of feeling as to astonish the sufferer.
They Enerense the A pioetite and cange the
body to Ki ke on Flesh, thus the system is
Rottrished, and by the fe onic Action on
© Stive Organs too
ne hig Price 4 ie ! rd ide NY
Guay Hamm or Whisk rus changed 10 a
Grossy BLACK by a single application of
this Dye. It imparts a natural color, acts
instantaneously. Solid by Druggist, or
gent by express on rece! rt of 81.
Office, 44 Murray at, How York.
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STATE
Next Ter
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BB RETR REET EN EY
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1 Express West, Be
ection at Lock Ha
connect at Erie with
ry with B. P&
PF. RR,
BURG AND TYRONE
NTE, NITTANY
AILROAD.
LEMONT KR. R,
pl ENE AND LEM
aay.
x ward
MPM Pr :
iy 1 160 &0
1
Westward
PM AM AN
£14 Bit
16
3 Ls Inde n Hall
52/0ak Hall
ol Lemont,
12 05 Dale Summit
1 | Pleasant Gap
1 Axemann y Da
{7 {Bellefonte a0} i
Addi tional trains leave Lew isburg for Montat. »
don al 5.20 a m, 9.556 a m, and 7.00 pm, returning
leave Montandon for Lewisburg at 3.20 a m, 649
Pom and 7850 pm.
CHAS. E PUGH, J. R, WOOD,
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CENTRE COUNTY BANKING CO
BELL PY AS
Receive Deposits and allow luterest
Discount Notes; Buy and Sell Government
Seruritios ;
J. D. SHUGERT,
Cush ier
PERNA.
JAS, A. BEAVER,
P reside nt
J ENN'S VALLEY BANKIRG CO,
CENTRE HALL, PA,
Receive Deposits and allow Interest ;
Discount Notes ; Bay aud Sell Govervment
Securities; Gold aud Coupons.
WM. WOLY, W.B MINGLE
President
ZrL LER & SON
DRUGGISTS, "Bellefonte, Pa.
Dealer In
DRUGS
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS
PERFUMERY
FANOY ¢OODS #e
Pure Wines snd Liquors for medics
purposes aiways kept
ALL KINDS OF GRAIN,
White snd red wheat, shelled com
oats and barley wante at ihe Centre
Hall Roller Mill—for which the Lighest
1 warket ioes will be a'd. Gruia taken
on sfo rad, CH