GENUINE MERIT 18 SURE TO WIN. We believe the RUSSIAN RHMEUMATISM which has led us to put our money into it so liberally. We have put more {nto it than money ~quoney could not buy the fair name we have gained by twenty years of honorable business dealin, hit here on Market St, Philadelphia, and yet so great is our faith in the Russian Rheu- | matism Cure that we are willing to stake our re- putation on it as a safe, speedy and cure forall Rheumatic troubles, Could we offer uny better Fasmanty of good faith? Others bes sides ourse have tested its merits, and add hel hearty and unequivocal endorsement, We send to all who ask it a pamphlet contain ing much of such testimon ny. And hye if you have Rheumatism why suffer one day longer than is necessary. It costs only $2.50 to be cured, and while you jie making up your mind to try it you might be made well. The RUSSIAN RHEUMATISN CURE has saved every Rheumatic sufferer who has given it a fair trial. It is for you to decide whether or not it shall cure you. if mailed, 100, additional, had by ie the bo amor nt ve 1 Le] ge S but cy Ems BROS, & CO, 819-821 Market Street, Philadelphia. ] THA you are bothered neariy te or the pangs of neuralgia is no reason Ex- Try death with rheumatic twinges why you should continue to suffer. periment with a good medicine. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil. Recollect it is GUARANTEED Neu- i R by every druggist. ralgia an heumatism never stood be- fore it. SHOW earache, as & man or women, if you <an, afflicted with toothache, headache, backache, any ache, that has sought relief in Dr. Thomas’ Ar . Eclectric Oil to no advantage, and in re- turn 7 2 will Rafer you to thousands simi- affected whom this medicine has } and ~sured FOSTER, MILBURN & CO., Prop's. BY rriio,N. Y. the Werld 311 Cuil © YoOi: 2 R H. ABSOLUTE 8 A T A I nize an Absolate, AsCH § eid oe Cure, Iti 2 a blessing 10 mank A Trinl is al! that is asked for it. Once used, it is alway recommended. 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Kevien & Co Harrisburg, Pa,, six bottles will be seut expres pid, - * . in the marke TRADE Manx sy You must now make your mon- oy out of the Barn and Poultry yard, with the LEHIGH CATTLE POW ER, to purify the Blood and cleanse the Sys- tem, thereby prevent and cure disease in Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Poly, DUVOY'S HORSE & MULE POW. DER, for all diseases of the Blood, Mus cles and Nervous 8 , and save the 87 to 50 per cent. o iin lost as indigest- ed, in the ordina of feeding, FARMER'S U 10} CATTLE POW- DER, in 7 Ib. bags, for dairy use; to in crease quantity snd aallt ity by Milk, Fat, Batter, Flesh and and to give nature sug SgFedionta a8 it needs to yield the | Jef DAIRY-MEN'S CATTLE POWDER, fot the same use 3 She Farmer's Ouion,) ab lb, for 50 Ce GABE] IN us: PUL VEE, The li PANES) JAPANE E CORN CURE, for Corns and B UNION ROACH, RAT, MICE |v and ANT EXTERMINATOR, Nev “Dalry, BESULIRY and DOC TOR BOOKS, with Goods Fr. For sale by J. D. Murray, Centre Hall. Tou BALE, ; A new two-story dwelling house and lot uith rchaser us Sho sa one x o pain d 4 pines mile onst. of ata THE W EEK'S SU MMARY. Mra. Parsons, wife of the condemned An- Lousville and raised " A series of singular and at times alarming subterranean reports and earth tremors began | at Ninety-Six, 8, C., in January, 1885 and | has continued ever since. | Maj. Cole, one of the jury that condemned | the Chicago Anarchists, has been in jeopardy | of his life twice since the trial. On the second | occasion he sprang upon his would be assassin and disarmed him, but allowed him to escape rather than shoot him. A meeting was held at Jefferson, Ills, to denounce the judgment passed upon the An- archists, and one of the speakers urged his bearers to organize for vengeance in case the sentence is carried out, A Justice Englehart took part in the same meeting and said the sxocution of the sentence would be judicial murder, Knit goods manufacturers have decided to lock out their operatives on the 16th inst. This will render several thousand work peo- ple of both sexes idle for some months, A widow in Philadelphia has recovered a verdict of $6,000 against a railroad company for the loss of her husband. John K. Gunn, foreman of a lime quarry near Norristown, Pa, was killed by the premature discharge of a blast, The bodies of Villiam O'Brien, Mrs Wheeler and three other parties, victims of tho disaster to the steamer la Mascotte at Cape Girardeau, Mo., have been recovered. A quarrel between students and negroes at the State university, Chapel Hill, N. C,, re sulted in an attack on the negroes’ dwelling, the killing of one student and the wounding of two others, Thomas Daly, a section boss, was struck by a train on the track of the Wabash St Louis | and Pacific road at Peru, Ind., and received injuries from which he died. The probate of the will in which Miss Caro- | line Welton left $150,000 to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is be- | fore a Connecticut court on appeal. | The sale of swill milk is prohibited in Chi- | cago in consequence of pleuro-pneumonia in | the distilleries, ! A very high tide has prevailed at New Or- | leans, flooding many localities, in conse | quence of the storm. i Drought is reported in the neighborhood of | Tuscaloosa, Ala, and the Mahonoy Valley | Pa, in Montreal. The “ LL” road proposition in Philadelphia | has been reported adversely by the railroad | committee of the councils, Samuel W. Pauley, a veteran of the Mexi- can war, and his wife Judith lived within | fifty miles of each other in Pennsylvania a period of forty years, each believing the othe or | dead. L’ police in connection with the assault on Wal- ler, the witness against the Anarchists, Four | i of the men were identified by Waller and | were held i The storm in the Gulf of Mexico bas cut off | railroad communication with Galveston, has | wrecked houses and threatens the telegraphic connections, The County Democracy committes adopted | a resolution indorsing Tammany Hall's action | in naming Abram 8S. Hewitt as the Demo- | cratic candidate for mayor of New York | city. i Judge Wallace, of the United States cir-| national banks is legal. i Recent high winds on the gulf of Mexico | washing about §1 Mississippi river, The American Academy off of Medicine elocted | Hicers for the ensuing year as follows: Dr. | L P. Bush, Wilmington, Del., president; Dr. | L Long Gibbett, of Carlisle, Pa., vi o-presi- | de nt, and Dr. R J. Dunglison, Philadel iphia, | secretary and treasurer, | nominated Hon Justin Dewey, of Great | of that state. Gen. Sheridan says the press reports about Gen. Miles’ conditional eapture of Geronimo | are but wild speculation, as the facts have not been made public, Hon. W. L. Scott, of Erie, Pa, bas sent eighty of his brood mares and colts to the blue grass region of Kentucky for the winter, Professor John Collet, state geologist for liana, says the recent earthquake has ried a flow of gas and oil in that state t om borings which wers hitherto not pro- luctive, The steamer Amethyst, a lost reports that he cessful Litigation is likely to arise over the distri. bution of the property of the late Vico Presi- dent Hendricks Mrs. Elis Williams, a bride of two months, was shot dead while asleep beside ber hus band at Houston, Mo. A collision between two floats in the East river between New York and Brooklyn re- sulted In ten freight cars going into the river, several of which were loaded. The president has appointed Col. Duane to succeed Gen. Newton as chief of engineers of the United States army and Col. Wilcox, of the Twelfth infantry, to be brigadier general, vice Gen. Potter retired, The New York Sun has paid a bill for em- balming Gen. Grant's body, which Col. Fred Grant says be paid once to Stephen Merritt. The colonel, however, says if The Sun will send him the bill he will pay it again, The pay rolls of the Cincinnati street clean- ing department from 1580 to 1885 have mys- teriously disappeared and the investigating experts have a difficult task, Thanks to a Polish nobleman the Polish and Hungarian miners in the vicinity of Mt, Carmel, Pa., are emigrating to the agricultu- ral section of British America, The New York Business Men's association has indorsed Mr, Hewitt for mayor. By the fall of a scaffold at Pittsburgh, five men were severely injured, two of whom, Cyrus Stewart, bricklayer, and Alexander Freeman will die. The students of the Maine state college are on a strike against what they declare unjust punishment of five of their number, A strike of the switchmen on the rallroads centering at Minneapolis Is in progress, Postmaster Veazey, of Baltimore, oy with misappropriating $20,000 le ollie Hoy, the famous fter, from the Cleveland toh Sop ape There have been several more wrrests at | wrec Vienna on account of the anarchist plot te dynamite ihe king. In - . sent in search of the whaler in the North Pacifie, a search has been unsue- a trust The remaing of the late Chief Justice ( "as | at Cincinnati Many dis dnguished men were present, The Stan ‘ard Oil company has absorbed the property of the Raccoon Oil company at Shannofin, Pa., consisting of property, 7.000 acres of at £2.000,000, and crippled father at Byron, Mich. The lockout of the knit goods manufac turers threatens to be a war to the upon the Knights of Labor, A series of burglarious operations, ap N been arres has been going on at Middletown, Y vicinity, Two men have suspicion. TLowis Webster and sentenced to death at Warren, O., murder of a man named Harrington, a third trial, been acquitted by the The firm of Jacob Weller & Co, dealers in peanuts and pickles, and mission house Skaats, Edward both of Cincir ()., have failed the forgery of a conf named firm A sale of Boston real ate at $52 per foot wrted as high Hub. admitted has, jury. the & COI. {a hroug of ati + t lerk of the fix ¢ for the be ton hospital is rep: Female medical students are to to the clinics of the Dx students HP] cluded Mr. W, Alva was yard eof the are K "anderbilt's fine ste: SUC vy launched Harlan & , Del tha LA in fre yacht nn mington Matthias I. Darby, Newark real estate of remanded | r out tend ples of the | for » sentencs aded vas The burned at court ¥ Tw order of the Uni mis ng electi en his sk serion Michael B a prominent polit New Has . While intoxicated the) lockup, 1 of 1 ndkerchie fond) attemple to save his life, John Dunham, ia years, was found dead in bed ger house, at Courtland, with a bullet his temple. He had commi Stephen Howard accidents at his home in Ithaca rats, The grand commas of Ohio, had a 1 business being to discria organizations of the 5 masonry in that to be legitimate, The shipwrecks of the Castle were cast upon Ocean or Oy July 15, whence the mate and threes me made their way in an open boat to the Sand: wich Islands, bing st sea fifty-two days Twenty-two others were rescued by vessel after a stay of thirty-three days All the newly elected officers of the Knights of Labor took, at Mr. Powderly's request a pledge to abstain from the use of intoxicating liquors during their term of office. Mrs. Parsons, the female anarchist, was refused a hall in Cleveland and delivered a violent harangue on the sidewalk. She then started for New York Corea is being depopulated by cholera to such an extent that it has been found impos gible to bury the dead. As the details of the terrible catastro the Gulf coast are received it grows in the in tensity of its horror. The aggregate of lives lost is probably upward of 20 persons, The survivors are totally destitute and require money, food and clothing, Warden Sherman, of th¢ Rhede Island state prison at Cranston, hfs become insane through physical ailments, | The wealthy residents of #ho Back Bay sec. tion of Boston are horrifigh by the intrusion of a firm of furniture deals into that sacred precinct, The Knights of Labfe offered the olive branch of reciprocity to ff so trade unions, and it has been accepted, Snowstorms are re and the White moun The Episcopal conv jority voted down th out the words Pre church name, AT bards ase, fou —soven lives—in the wreck of the schootier Enteline on the west const of Newfoundland, Mr. Theodore *h Reouevel: has tor accepti state, botl 1 i OI'vw ire phe on ted from the Catskills ns, tion by a large ma- proposifion to strike t Kpiscopal from the has written a lob nomination for the may: hyd ew York city, and con demining ex municipal corruption, The Tammany hall county convention agreed on the local ticket for judges of the SUPA and #iperior courts, register and fat of She common couneil A NEW LEASE OF LIFE. When one has been suffering the agonies of a severe attuck of uation, pneural- gia or sciatica, and relief comes, it seems as (if a new lease life had been granted, | Buch have been the feclings of thousands {| who, after trying physicians and number- less remedies, have used Athlophoros and found to their great joy that this medicine really did cure these diseases, | 867 Fulton 8t., Brooklyn, N. Y, After suffering for nearly two years with a continuous attack of rheumatism ;sufter | trying almost every specific, domestic and | foreign, which the credulity of a wise man, { or a fool, might lead one to trust in, it was {a double pleasure to me to find a remedy which, originating in the famous “City of Elms"”—the home of my ancestors and its first founders——has proved so invalua- ible a blessing. It is nearly six months since I was led to trace out the significance of that word Athlophoros. It has proved to me, in a good degree, a renewer of my | former vigor and strength, so that 1 have been e nab ed to move about with almost | youthful activity, and to feel, while ap- | proaching my “three score years and ten,” that I have a new hold on life. 1 believe i your philosophy of the disease to be eonrrect { that it has its origin in the blood, and that | your remedy touches those joints and mus- ing the nodes, which have been into subjection to this dreadful and sets them free as no other remedy that I have tried, 1 have been | cautious for so long a time in recommend- | ing it to others till I had tried its efficacy lin my own case; and I am now free to state the estimate 1 put upon it, as {the s ifest and most efficient cure | | have knowledge of. A.B. i 1 1 a | Cle], looser | brought disease, to any Davexrorr. Every d : hould keep Athlophores land Athlophoros Pi A it where they can- i not be gist the Atl | phoros Cs all 8t., New York, will send either en receipt of reguls r g bottle for Athl i ar the il Ww | per J,C.BRACHBILL. NEW FURNITURE STORE. the 0 f Furniture and Bedding Now open with The stock ts all new and personally selected from the leading East- ern and Western furni- ture centers. Prices are the Very Lowest = You can not afford to buy elsewhere. All goods guaranteed | | as represented. i i i i | Correspondence in re- gard to goods promptly J. Cc. ‘Brachbill, High Street, Bellefonte. (Near P, R. R, Depot.) marl? | = Po ‘14a NIV¥D nrg ‘Warranted the most perfect Porve.Poed Fertilizer Drillin existence. Send areuiar. 3 8 ‘FARQUAAR, York, Pa. ALL KINDS OF GRAIN, White and red haat, 21e shelled corn oats and barley wan fed up the Centre Hall Roller Mill—for which the highest market prices will be paid, Grain taken on storage u FIRET PREM, ie PHILADA ISG. ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD — (Philadel and Erie Divison) ~On and after May 00, HTWARD, ERIK MAIL loaves Ehiladelphia.. Harrisburg. Montandon .. Williamsport. Jersey Bhore, Lock Haven. Re hd Oo hia fs Soh i120pm wen SUBRmM Ham HI 4 un Erk ‘ pm NEWS EXP] RESS le Byes ¥ hiladel pha. ‘ 4 #0 “ wm | Hurrisburg . 4 Montandon Williamsport... arr at Lock Haven B1AGARA EXP, leaves Philadelphia Harrisburg.......11 Ham Montandon 14am} ari at Williamsport... 250 pm | . Lock Haven... 845 pm | Renovo. sdb pm | - Kane... veessee EO PII i ABT L INE leaves Philadelphia.......... 1100 p m Harrisburg. ww BH pm Montandon ...... OM pm YAR aInaport... w 10pm Lock Haven., we BU2p an grr at Renovo... L9Wpm {Bunda Train, 8U NDA Y MAIL] ayes Fuiiae siphia...... 43am Harrisburg...... w 140A m Montandon 7 Williamsport Lock Have arrives Renovo.......... 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Cards—Attorneys SBPABGH ] I, ER & vf Tv die cote OHN ELINE ATTORBEYX AT) { Office on second { building north of ( ugh £4 Greil’ &, ; or of 1 mirt Hous Lor German. iv special attention lands or propert und have ach bonds &e. 3 Be 1 I ORVIE, CM BOWEL 28231 0” AVIS, BOWER & ORV IS y efonte SH HOU W. RB. Pa. Bpe country irade, igi 3 EMAKD] traveling this hotel eq EVEry respe BY ry 4:18 N EW EROCK ALLL G. G. Mcul Good 8 ORI nj +0 4 Sige I’ TOB 1 ini? (=~ RE HALL Hi 17, FOR BI Ded SIENT Good sure F000 pure finest hoois very 2 ser 44 Ag Wu mount natural and churcl reasonal.e, i 34, Gregy al L ingen Hall Ad ditional trai is leave Lewis donatb We m, jenve Monten pmand? 3pm, CHAS. E PUGH, General Manager CENTRE COUN1Y BA Receive Deposits and a Discount Notes; Becuritios : JAB, A. BEAVER, Presiden L * pENxs VALLEY BAXKIN( ( Receive Deposits and allow Discount Notes; B Securities; Gold and Coupons WM. WOLF, President RS aLEs SHINGLES #3 Wa FARM IMPLEMENT The undersigned bas engaged in the manufacture of we ALL GRADES OF SHINGL st the mill at M'Cool's crossing, pear Fpring Mills, Also has opened 8 ware room st Spring Mills for thesale of all kindsof Farm Implements and is agent for the WALTER'A. WOOL BINDER, and desler in Binder Twite Bargains offered in Shingles and Ime plements, Call and see WAL F. KRUMRINE, 28aprfm Spring Mills ONE MONTH w= FOR ONE CENT. Buy a postal card and send for free sample copies of the WEEKLY CHRON ICLE TELEGRAPH, to be seat to you for one month free of charge, to enable you to judge of its merits. AGENTS WANTED, Send for circular giving amount of cash commissions to agents, Liberal induce ments offered. A good chance to make money without interfering with other work. ~THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE TELEGRAPH is an eight-page, fifty-six colamn news. weak, wlginal copyrighted stories by the best authors, and 1 varied assortment of intereuting matter for the farmer, Merch. Term: ion first dU J. ZELLER & DRUGS CHEMICAL DRUGGI in Al 8HTT Pure Wir ge Purposes si wWays nire Hall, Office on samer’s store satisfaction in all ion, Eiber ad- l4apr $1 be A | a 2d floor of Harp building. Wi il give branches of his profes: ministered, RS GG 6gUTELLIU: Dentist professional services 1o the prepared to perform sll dental profession. pared Lo extract pain. g¢ his bid Helis tions in the y fully pres ¥ a iihon 978 Bil 2 iB teeth mbsoliule Arrival of Coods ‘NEW STORE } NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS HARPER & KREAMER Centre Hull, Have just opened in one t ‘Larges and Best Rooms in he y alley, —A COMPLETE STOCK 'OF— DRY GOODS, DRESE GO0OL3 NOTIONS, HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHORES, HARDWABE, OlLS AND GLASSWARE, QUENN GROCERIES, COFFEES BUGARS, TEAS, FISH SALT, TOBACCO, SEGARS, EVERYTHING KEPT IN A WELL EEGULATEDL STORE. ALL NEW GOODS, i rpassed nn this We offer bargs quits what COME AND SEE Us, All kinds of Prodnce taken and Highes Market Prices Paid. Rew PAINTS SW ARE, YER MONTH _Sulaty commision S350. competent ati Es is Clty ? GAs Hoy Ration, ar biils Our Bfiver is Can wo fi
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