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#5 You must now make your mons
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with the LEHIGH CATTLE POWDER,
to purify the Blood and cleanse the Sys-
tem, thereby prevent and cure disease
in Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Poste,
DUVOY'S HORSE & MULE POW.
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87 to 50 per cent. of food lost as indigest-
ed, in the ordinary way of feeding,
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crease quantity and quality of Milk,
Fat, Bat ter, Flesh and Eggs, and to give
nature such ingredients as it needs to
yield the largest profits,
DAIRY-MEN'S CATTLE POWDER,
(for the same use asthe Farmer's Union,)
ia 5 Ib. bags, for 50 Cents per bag,
GAMBRIN US PULVER, The
Liver Remedy,
JAPANESE CORN
Corns and Bunions.
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After Forly years
THE WEEK'S SUMMARY. i
Honry Muno, a wealthy German, resident
of Evanston, 1s wi beaten to death
robbed near his home by parties unknown,
The dead body of Thomas Lewis,
farmer,
switch at Closter, N
struck and killed by
Mrs. Josephine Choquette wos
burned at bor home at Fall River,
the explosion of a kerosene amp
Stephen Temple, a farmer, aged 70 yoars,
hanged himself in his barn at his home near
Medina, N. Y.
Jacob D. Long, «
throug! h the he
J., he
a night train,
fatally
Masa, by
home at Trenton,
president
sesquicenta:
the Sth inst
One hundred
place in the island of Ninafou Sept.
volcanic mountain ros
lake 2,000 feet deep.
The supreme court decides
indnl
ROOCKS
10, and a
as on the original stock.
There is but one practice for two disagree
ing doctors in and the vice chan-
Sells is asked to prevent one of them proac-
ticing in ‘that city.
Newark,
The French delegates visited N
under the escort of Mr,
Joseph Ott, a Germ
house, New York, shot
Charles Babin, the French chief
soon afterward killed himself
New York,
Chauncey Depew.
oo ok ‘
Burveyor Beattie, of
shot in his office by
reported to be improving and hb
stained for his recovery.
The Order of Red Men at Chicag
ed a new hall with posing
Pes Are
0 dad at- |
: CEremonies,
sald, has borrowad sums aggre
000 from friends and a disappeared d
A sand bank at Be razton,
four children at play and suffocated them,
Rutgers college students are to receive in-
struction in rifle target shooting in connection
with military drill
Commodore
gating $150,-
Chandler, Jotirel] from the
United States navy, was thought to be dead
end was prepared fo rn He
however, and ate an oy
bie again sank and is supposed to be dead.
A cable dipatch from
Russian officials, under
orders, had torn down Bul; garian oflicial pla- |
cards,
Ww stow,
Wo
varna states
saliors and consular
Russian cons
they were replaced troops would be landed.
It is learned in Paris from
twelve Russian men-of war have
Crimea for Varna
M. de ntertained at luncheon
in Philadelphia by Mr. G. W, Childs
distinguished people gatherad
great enginees
The propeller Myles
Lake Ontario, off Kingston,
sank in forty foot of water.
5 valu "| al
Frank D.. Be ' ! 3
suicide by g his throat with a resor at |
his hou 3
Dr. }
and kilied In a
a man named Ki
with having bx
and that the
y
t
1 ¥
Laws
mn Allen shoal,
He, r cargo of |
tal loss,
La. , shot
New Orleans |
wim he charges di
abducted his wife,
in Tex
, and in serious
coal passer.
olumbtda, is insane,
on ob Talequabd
copitndista, whe
sevk to Cherokee strip
by lease or purohuss
Canadian t that American ves
three mile lmit,
s looked for,
olled 25 000
and further
voles in
hicago ,
The town of Minhla, in
attacked and bu Oy 900 rebels. A police
commissioner ve uty policemen were
Burmah, has been
si A SA OR ANT PM
| the rule of Mammon, on the other ns an
{llustration of “the new danger that is
| threaten ng tho American commonwenltiy"
| Goorge De Haven, engineer, and Charles
{Given, brakeman, were killed by the explo
{ston of a locomotive boiler on the Texas and
! tic railroad, near Davis station, La.
Orville Wod, a young lady resident
f Rochester, N, Y., committed suicide by
shi oting herself through the head at the
{home of Dr. Mattison, of the village of War.
saw, where she had been sojourning as a
re
| guest,
Satisfactory results were obtained in the
| tests of the new six inch and eight inch steel
guns at Annapolis,
American refugees in Canada will be inter-
{ested in the trial of an alleged crabezzler from
{ Kansas under a dominion statute that makes
iit a crime to carry into Canada property
stolen or embezzled in other countries.
Tl mditu res from the Peabody educe-
ast year wore $02,500,
i { plain and. one of the crew of the
shooner Alice M., Stou)
{Gertie Evelyn was knocked overboard and
chief Mangus made a despor-
cmpt to escape from his guard ov a
train, and on boeing recaptured attempted
Bill y
ine hundred Pennsylvania coal miners are
idle—800 on strike and 400 through the cave
{in of a sl pa
A w litical and personal fight between Cone
an John T. Heard and William Gen-
leading Democrats of Bedalin, Mo
of encounters, and threatens
i
{
{
f the Philadelphia city
the matter of tl
Bmith should be
with a pistol in Long lsl-
r of Bau Claire, Wis,
wt by Charles Bteinhofl,
: ho was trying to col
Hun
json as chairman of the ways and means
i
hus
of the Fiftleth congress.
Morrison, the defeated
rin candidate for congress in Il
wi by the labor vote,
out (Dem), says if the
u is thrown into the |
William R
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other
LIST OF JURORS,
GRAND JURORS, FOUR Tit MONDAY,
George Poters, Millheim,
M 1, Rishel, Greg,
John Welzel, Bpring,
Samuel Harter, Gregg,
Harrison Barr, Huston,
J H Mitchell, College,
Robert Musser, Grog,
Henry Fledler, Milibeim,
Trane Bh imnel, Rush,
A C Witherite, Milesburg,
Robert Woll,
Bamuel Lose, les
BH Arney, Pot Lor,
Aad: ew Harter, Penn,
ohn Nyman, HDog,
le, Bellefonte,
openbaver, Taylor,
HOw
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Goorge {
pring,
ie fonte,
pe burg,
Ge HIRD MONDAY,
+B ar ih oth,
: , Philipsburg,
as, SHOW hoe,
enn, Snow Shoe,
amt !
is Kanan, Gr gE,
; ite,
oward borough,
FOURTH MONDAY.
FUSON,
borough,
i
f New York
pear Reading, Pa, set
hold effects and danoad
pl
away from
tier stay
ont had bs
dows
| 1 soon have a Labor party
toward its organiza
ie effort will i=
| tion n andan
Lm sy ma yoralty
localities from Bt
Yaron
hi
sites ut id his
At Maribor {nes , tramp was refused ol
alonsl venZeanos
use was in ashes,
uf Tioad to dr
der. Mam, who fell face
of a lake
Merchants and Bankers
Telegraph companies at
art to be delivered
dex] Lines ogmpany.
pug owy
CY
y Tom
wig
of Trade
ordered by e
be sm yacht which was being built {or
ferdinand Ward at the thoe of his collapse
ws boen purchased for service as a Panama
1 despatch boat
! university bas admitted her first
ng lady freshinan.
Oars
¥Brien
attending
hooting gallery in Buffalo, was
a young man
!
WHY 18 IT
That rheumatism and neuralgia are so
prevalent? This question has not been
satisfactorily answered, but it is certain
that these diseases are not only the most
painful but among the most common, and
some member of nearly every family in the
land is the victim of one of these dre ad
tormentors. Ladies seem to be pec
liable to neuralgic attacks, which
form of neuralgic headache, pain in i.
back, or nervous pains are of constant oc-
currence. Not until the discovery of Athlo-
phoros had any remedy been found for
either rheumatism, neursigia or nervous
headache, and they were generally con-
ceded to be incurable, but Athlophoros
has been proved to be not only a eortain
cure for these diseases, in all their varied
forms, but a safe remedy, If, in the use
of Atblophoros, the bowels are kept freely
open, its success is cerfuin, and to aid this,
Xthiop horos Pills are recommend led,
which, while providing the necessary
cathartic, will be found to be a valuable
aid to the action of the medicine. Athlo-
phoros is no experiment, it has been tested
and has proved its wonderful efficacy.
The Athlophoros Pills were originally
pre pared as a remedy for use in connection
with Athlophoras, for rheumatism and
neuralgia and kindred complaints. Used
in connection with that remedy, they are
a certain cure for either of these very con
won and distressing diseases. They he
also been found to be an invaluable remed
for any and all diseases arising from vitiat
blood or general debility. fare «
pecially valuable for nervous debility, blo
woisoning, dyspepsia, distress aller eating
Hy constipation, loss of appetit
and all stomach or liver 1h]
diseases of women they
These pills are perfectly b
be safely used by adult
Testimonials of thos
cured will be sent free on application.
Every druggist should keep Athlopl
and Athlophoros Pills, but where they cas
not be bougli of the druggist, the Athi
phoros Co., 112 Wall St, New York
send either carriage paid on rece §
regular price, which is $1.00 per bottle
for Athlophoros and 50¢. for Pills
rem.
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the courts; Consultation in Genus and Englich
Jous KLINE, ; ;
ATTORNEY-AT-L AW, BELLEFOXTE, PA
md floor of ¥urst's new
histy = oof Comet Fiamse, Can be
Cuunulieu ia degiinds i Lie Puan. 7m'yt 54
J VHX P. POTTER, Al iorney at Law
Collections promtly made and
special attention given to those having
lands or property tor sale, Will draw ud
and have acknowledged Deeds, Morigas
bonds &c¢. Bellefonte, Ps
JH. ORVIE, C.M. BOWER, E. L.OEVIS
(Lvs BOWER & ORVIS,
ATTORNE
BEL] Sry
Office opposite the Court Hou
Furs it's bul ding.
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Office in 0 4 Lo
Caliectionus ;
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on 24 floor of
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USH HOUSE,
Ww. RB. T siler, proprio Belios
fonte, Pa. Bpecial attention given to
country trade. ] inelby
(UHAINGS HOUSE,
EMANUEL
The traveling COmIDE
this hotel equal to any
every respect, for
charges very mode
june if
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Gg. G. Mc MILLEN, Prop'r
Good Bample Booms on Fis Floor.
$5. Free Buss to and from all
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CHEMICALS
PERFUMERY,
FANCY GOODS,
Pure Wines and Liquors {
purpose: siwa ays kept
D. MUREAY
Lens
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ably fatal fr wt by a stranger, arr at Harrisburg .
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il East, Niagara Express West, and Day
a rom Fas rake close connection ai Lock is
LYV.R RK Trains.
hy hi A East and West oonbect at re with
trains on L 8 & M. 8. RR; ai Corry with B. P &
RR; at Emporiom with BN. ¥. & F. RK. R.,
experiences ia the
eparatic oft of more
3 ir an Une Hundred _
extions for patents i The declaration a welia of Mr. Bex
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ern division « ity was followed by an
attack on the court room, and later by a col
surprised and kill ebols on the Kyer-] is 0 aonarent miotiv
Gwem river di i gE ey
and arvived
in Boston, leaving
station within the
Dentists.
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Patents obtained through Mano &Co.arenotioed
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The sdvantages of such & notice svery patentee
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This large and hina illustrated Hepaiar
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mechanios, inventions, eugiseering works, an
other departments of ipdustrial progress, pub
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18 a
Mollers Medicine Co iu
lision of rival mols
One lady, 8 rec
Army, bas given
of the “barracks” {
As the result of a long standing quarrel at
Mineral Point, near Potosi, Mo, Robert
Wigger shot Marvin McCabe, with probably
fatal effect, and was at once fired upon and
killed by McCabe's three sons
Col. Rotwrt G. Ingersoll’s opinion concern
ing the defeat of Goorge Is that the Republi:
cans missed an opportunity in not supporting
that candidate, and that a new party has
been born.
Two laborers were instently killed and tw
Jmally injured by a freight train at Hankins,
i Xe
The jury Iu the case of the spring house
tragedy, noor Philadelphia, of which Mra
Catherine Taswoll tas the viotitn, returned »
verdict of murder at the hands of persons to
them unknown,
A bill has passed the lower house ‘of the
Vermont legislature which allows women
who pay taxes to vote. It will pass the
senate,
A terrible disaster by fire ocourred at Loo
gosice, near Shoals, Ind. During the night
Pipher house was suddenly enveloped in
flames, and two then, John G. Gates and
John Burch, were burned to death. Michael
Tracy was fatally injured and several others
seriously burned.
The captain, matg and four of the crew of
the Spanish bark Tres, lost at sea Oct. 10,
wore found floating on a pies of the cabin
fifty miles south of Tortugas on Oct. 14 by
the schooner Anna B. Hutchinson and taken
to Key West. The other seveh sailors of the
ill-fated bark are supposed to have perished.
A thousand beautiful pheasants were
Innded from the Bremen steamer Fulda at
New York and transported to Tuxedo park.
A Japanese empbassy reached New York on
a journey around. the world inspecting mill
tary and naval improvements and studying
industries.
Burveyor Beattie, of the port of New
York, Is rapidly recovering from his wound.
Governor Hill, of New York, has
Rov. Basan day of Thanksgiving and tarkey
eating,
Gon, Ben Botlor has been retained as
counsel by Parson Downs, of Boston, in his
defense,
Michael Davitt telegraphed Henry George
congratulating him upon his narrow escape
from “pe servitude in the city hall of
New York.” Mr. Davitt thinks George's de
font is better for his future aspirations than
if be had been clocted.
A freight traln, southbound on the Louis
ville, New Ovionns and Texas railroad, was
wid paw
ue I
riit of the Balvation
“Ey toward the srection
yr Chicago
8
teamp out of forty who were stowed a
on the train, was killad, ay
TH lon tes Toit ob ts Row "Yorn
election in viewed from of
View—on th one Td as roe age
un of the two hundred
f Harvard Univer
McMurray, a prominent physician of
Montreal and a brother of Lord Rossmore,
turned up in Troy, NK Y., suffering from
nia apotu, and was placed in an infirmary
The n ty of the Prench delegates sailed
Havs re,
Ihe United States training squadron salled
from New York on its winter cruise,
Hoswell P, Flower has resigned his commis
glon as chief executive officer of the New
York subway enterprise. In his etter to
Governor Hill he gives the reasons for this
auiden determination to abandon a public
offics, which he considerad “a public trast.”
Surrogate Gideon J. Tucker, of Vir
ginia, addressed a letter to President
Cleveland declining an appointment as gov.
ernment inspector of asection of new railway,
There was a great meeting at Cooper Union
of the friends and supporters of Henry George.
Mr. Ocorge made a ringing speech. A
declaratis on of principles was adopted with
groat enthusiasm
has
General Markets.
at, Nov. 5.<FLOUR-Closed steady and
without change: winter whoat extra, $200G4.90;
Minnesota extra, $2.0004%; city mill extra,
$455G4.00 for West Indien; Oblo extra, $0.00
@4.75. Southern flour closed steady
WHEAT Options were only moderately active
and irregular; prices fuctuated frequently and
closed at about yesterdays figures Spot ote
were firmly held, but closed unchanged. Spot
sales of No. 1 red state ol Mo. ; No. 2 do. at Bio;
No. 1 white state, Si@844e.; No. 2 red winter,
8440.; No. 8 do, 8c; No. § Mlwaukes, Siige.:
and ungraded red at SE Ac; No, § red winter
Nov, S5M@80%e. ; do. Dec. BMG. ; do. Jan,
aT
CORN Options were moderately active, while
prices wor y firm, and closed about Mo. v
Spot Jota closed firmte businger adv
sud Wik Me. higher. Spot sales No. 2 mixed
afloat at 464c., and do. in clovator at 48¢.; No. 3
mixed, Nov, O8Q4%c.; do. Deo, #034@470.;
do. Jan,
active,
New ¥
aise
OATS Options were steady and
and closed without deckded
closed strong and sl higher. sales of
No. 1 white state at ; No. 2 do. at 880. No. 2
mixed, Dec, at 33 51008040. do. Jan, MMO
Eh
RYE-Quict; western, S500. ; state, BI@d0e.
HARLEY Nominal
PORK <Dull but firm; new mess, $10.9040
10.73.
LARD Closed firm but quiet; cash, $6.0734;
Nov, 8.85069; Deo, $6.2000.99,
BUTTER. Moderately active and steady; state,
Ol i
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EOGR< Firm; state, Me; wortern,
SUGAR Raw steady and
Bs od, Saligand und!
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branches of his profession, Fiber ad-
ministered. ldapr
RBG. Gl TELIUS
D Dentist, Miilheim. Offers
professional services to the public, He is
prepared to perform all operations in the
dental profession. He is now fully pre
pared to extract tecth sbsclutely withon
pain. my 298
New Arrival of Coods
AT NEW STORE |
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
kis
HARPER & KREAMER
Centre Hall,
Have just opened in one «t :Larges
and Best Rooms in the Valley,
—A COMPLETE STOCK OF—
DRY GOODS,
DRESS GO0OLS8
NOTIONS
ATS & CAT'S,
BOOTS & SHORES,
HARDWABE,
O1L8 AND PAINTS
GLASSWARE, QUENNSWARE,
GROCERIES,
OOFFEES SUGARS, TEAS, FISH
SALT, TOBACCO, SEGARS,
EVERYTHING
KEPT IN A WELL REGULATED
STORE.
ALL NEW GOODS,
We offer barguing wan Unentpassed n this
COME AND ToRE.US.
Alljkinds of Produce taken and Highes
Market Prices Paid:
$350, =) MONTH. ahd eps
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