CENTRE REPORTER, KURTZ, Epiror and Pror'rn Centre Harn, Pa, Marcu 30, 1887. “5 COL NTY COMMITTEE. H Y Stitzer, Kdward Brow: James 5d A Weber, A C Witherlite, A A Frank, Mevers, + Herl linger Lehman, cham, rest hofield, Frazier, amend- iment The mber, hibited INTY ON SNAKES, Ir COrrespon lent ng the nis a letter fora aty! strange re- re- week The nat am yn last yunty. She House passed the re= | id wildeats, and in pathetic +b appeal lanse inserted the people from that = uld be a blessing to iid have ex- passage of the apiaion , who w rge the man tou iIHE MELLINS . MASS y advertise “MeLrLin's Foon,” g offer is made to readers of vertisement: On receipt of Thirty- Cents. Doli Goodale & Co, pro- foMriniss Fe will mail to vas two beantifal tithoed water 1g and a copy of Sunshine fren,” a magazine crowded wit charming pictures and exquisite stories for the little ones. These engrav- are by Ida Waugh, the greatest of American child artista, and Boaguereau, of Paris, whose radiant child faces are in every quarter of the globe, an exqnisite piotare of rare excel | represents a lovely infant, with a face ax beaming as the moraing; thejother | is a young miss in school, book in hand, puzz.ed over a difficult lesson. They are now selling in New York city at One Dollar and Tweoty<five Conts apiece, They works of! unusual merit, They offerb th, with the beantifol “Sunshine,” for the nominal price of Thirty five Cents, The offer i abwolately timited to 100,000 pairs of pictures. When these are gone the supply will be exhausted for the season, As a mother's gift to her girl or boy, nothiag o ule { he mare aporo sriata or aos cevtable ‘“Merux's Foon is advertised only en the foside of the “Sunshine” cov rs. All orders should be addressed to Do ther, G odale & Co “MeLuivs Fcop,' 40, 41, What, Boston, Mass. " gp oli " j we Now goods, spring stock and spring | WTON rilar t wit ber, Wn, Inge RIIOOW ne, Eh 42 and 43 Centra! tab lishment, Bellefonte. $1 00 will buy a good horse collar at.D. A, Boozer's harness shop, Centre REPORTORIAL CHEEK. presentative Enters Royalty. that Hn panied visited How us Young Press tained Two Children of The New York Times the Princess Louise, ac brother Prince L Niagara Falls about seven vears ago, she was for the first time acqui with the quality f ronuine Atl er's cheek, Hi: Jaf a dozen lackays ar ire of Canoe dian newspapor m npanied the diss ting tourists from Montreal. Two Buffal » riers were the Prospect Hous eo, adin it to the Horseshoe Falls, to meet the visitor One of the Montreal report . 1 i y chosen leader of thi ‘anand ii pro { ati patronize p tot American knights He was “solid,” after roy- when by her LENE FIOan report id a se wishe ingly his wing 01 10 of the cheex the h uncoverad American ’ great, oily as- CANNED SOUPS. Millions of Gallons Pat Up the United States Annnally he great Your soug from the here yoy is sold ally?” aske he rep t yond Great 108% Ix the quantity? It is alm computation Enough to float to fill th Erie canal; to float Il cities. Last year this more than 1,700,000 gal tal soup production of mean canned soups, of millions. made in this ng another Hvory soup known to modern or ancient « nary art.” Then the manufacturer rattied off a long list of soups so rapidly, and eontaining so Many Names pronot uly by canned factory managers and Pansian that but a few of the more of them could be remembered. luded tomato, mock turtle, ox- I, julienne, pea , beef, chicken, macaroni, vermicelli, consomme, okra or gumbo, mulligatawney, green turtle and terrapin. “I'he soups are put in quart cans. They cost the consumer about 30 cents a quart for the ordinary soups, or $3.50 a dozen cans, and from that to 70 cents a quart, or $8 a dozen, for the more delicate, such as terrapin, for instance. Are these soups made of the best materials! Indeed they are. All the canned soups are made from exactly what their names imply. Soup labeled tomato is made from tomatoes, not from red brick dust; beef soup from genuine beef, terrapin from the real arti. cle, and as much care and cleanliness and regard for the proper mixture snd cook- ing of these soups are observed as In any kitchen, private or public. " LAastern half a dozer the om rss. What runs ap into the tens of kinds of soups are he continued, repe reporter the ineeable « goods chefs, familiar These inc Never Saw One of His Children. A genuine Yankee havipg bored a new- comer with every conceivable question relative to his object in visiting the gold country, his hopes, his means and his prospects, at length asked him if he had a family. “Yes, sir; I have a wife and six and 1 never saw one of them." After this reply the two sat a few min- utes in silence, then the inguisitive man began again-Was you ever blind, sir" “No, sir.” “Did you marry a widow, sir?” “No, sir.” Another interval of “Did 1 understand you to say, living is New York, and had never soon one of them? »Yoeu, sir, Iso stated it" Another and a long passe, Then the Yan | kee recommenced: “How can ét be, sir that you never saw one of themjV “Why,” was the reply, “ome of them wis burn after 1 lois” ANOTHER SUDDE N | DE CATH. Hardly passes withor ut the men. tion by thi newspapes of sudden 5 of late the alarming ment that death wos caus a week frequency of the st ed by rhetmatism or neuralgia of the heart cannot fail to have been noticed. In all probability many deaths attributed to heart disease are caused by these terrible diseases, which are far more dangerous than is generally considered. Is there any positive cure? The best answer tosuch a question i# given by those who have by the use of Athlopl Greenfield, Mass, May 19, 1886. I Lave been troubled with rheumatism in one of my knees for years, being at tines aid up for several davs, Athlophoros has entire! iy cured me It has also cured two friends of mine who were the ik youn ! HAN « v0 bad the ga s him i wo bottles iA mir heen cured horos, worst cases Yo Hniy doctors ver saw, one of them I « 1 6 years old, who was ’ remedy iamond Soap ( ering the pangs OWNEY, i a I have just returned from I went to SPRING GOODS SPRING GOODS of ( Subler You gz y you chore Goods A fine ler la furnishing goods All on silk and stiff hats just rece ed, we of ges 1lwaye on hand. the new blocks 8S. U. THOMPRON, wt Office | Bellefonte. » Next door to | Mosioan Corrnon—~The 31st session of Six Weeks, opens Monday eveniog April 25, 1887, for the teaching and Training of Yonog Ladies in Vocal and Instra- mental Music. Address, F.C Moyer, Musical Director, Freeburg, Pa 3 mbt DR. H. S. CLEMENS, w hose regular office is in Al vist Bellefonte one a month and Centre Hall ev ry two mouths, for the purpose of exami ning and woseribing for patients. Will visit Bellefonte arch B&D 1887, from 6 p. mm. Tudsday tw 7 p mm. Wednesday: abd Centre Hall on Thursday March 10. Dr. Clemens is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, of 25 years experi and practices largely by inhalations. Please to office (Allentown, Pa.) for testimonials, 224ecly lentown, Pa will @eY sand DMINISTRATORS NOTICE. ~letters ol Administration upon the estale of lomeph Croteer, deceased, iste of Potter wp, having been lawfully granted to the unders! ned they would respectfully request all persons know ing themselves to be fn Aebrod to the esiate t0 make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same to present the same duly authenticated for settlement AGNES CROTZER, teh Administratrix, Ce n tre Hall MADAME DEAN'S 2 ar onoe required. Jrantiity. and pa for terms "oo A ae Premium LTR Jsisd nEYo BUT NOT WE RECENTLY MADE A BREAK ¥ CESSFUL IN SECURI — CELE BRATE D | WHICH IS ONE OF THE FINEST TURE 18 THAT WE GUAR INE IT YOURSEL# ROM O1 MGTHE TONED INSTRUMENTS ™ ANTEE WE CONRT PINS, CHARMS, HAIN GOLD AND ILVER SPE! Line of Silverware, Spoons, Forks, Cutlery, SEWING MACHINES, We have the keep in stock the HOME, the mondern alias makers would Agency for and DAVIS, NEW and others, with all ar i improvements ana hments adapted for dress or Nothing the home, please your wife better than an easy running machine we LAMPS We Hanging Lam LAMI compiete jine CATTS of We have Lhe Agency f« the Incandescent Lamp, which gives a er and better I strong rh ¥ any Lamp in the market, New inventi our Ho in warrutte ol ae Ne Next ‘door to Hotel ACL Knives. Je volvers. We have the largest sto est prices of any st iness in Centre © throt have a Railroad Telephone x section dire LOADED store, it will more than Ww e pay y {from us. guarantee pr BE ments and the lowest {iT best goods When you « MUST you will certain jopportanity. FREIGHT THE IMPROVED HENLEY MONARCH FENCE MACHINE. Ag CUMMON EENFE REABONS WHY THE IMPROVED . HENLY , MONARCH , FENCE, MACHINE 18 THE BEST AND HAS NO EQUAL 1 Bocauso the wire is stretohed the full length of the field before ihe weaving is nO AS any sized wire can be used, and either 2, 8, 4, or § double strands oan be i Way, a hig Lh. or style of picket, or slat, or board, can be used, weaving faney wi iid. Sew Cit A phe] po over rough and uneven ground, or up and down hill alike, making as good a fence as on even, level ground; and the machine being adjustable, the pickets sreall EY a nb. Monarch machine stretches the wire tighter, thus making the strongest and re EE hee in or boy, oan operate it, and there are no parts to got out of order and I Beanedths of the best materials, and, with proper care, will last a life-time. or. a abide I on on phi Sha A oF pet firmly against the wire, thus th pr prt peer pi es t i sansiot be pulled oul, and breskiage 2s Imboml i this machine will tars sil kinds of sock, and is gnch or RY Bast wi fn _— completely obviates sll danger of injury to stock. at n i po th th keen | OE aks [Hath Orting in. Sa ACT B Ben yt fei the moire or rot. is 8 very inportant matter, as all Dourds A RE ETE Te Can J iH econ 1 Es i a DaAndsomest, Deut, strongest, and most durable fence, and ia the enly practical fence machine in the world, & Ka A BH1 uti GST AY RWI Fv Tron LEWIRRURG BELLEFONTE AND NITTANY Daily Except Su Eastward MIM P) 1 105 STATIONS 5 HO Montandon " jew atng § Thy 8 10 Rising Bpring 1# Penn Cave 8 270entre Hall E84 Gres # Linden Hall 208k Hall beilamont 6) Of Dale wommil 45 9 Wi Pleasant Gap 5% 9 8 Aremann od) bb # 25 Bellefonte oo Additional trains leave Lewisburg for Moutan don mt EWam 056 am, and 7.30 P m. returns lemve Montandon for Lewisburg ot 2.00 a m, 6 m and 7 3 pm HAS, E PUGH, J. R. WOOD, Gen’! Pass'ger Aght BR TNOR EIR ETE av TT ged - go 5 aEERASSH General Manager, ~<WaxteD. —~ About 400 bu. of good shelled corn w tha the next soven days, for which we will pay an advance over proesedt market prices. "Call on Kunrd & Sox. we WaARERE, ~The uudeisigned wisheg to purchase a nomber ol shioats, Call at Jeutre Hall Roller Mill tf A. Hawrsn, ~Hibes wanren Oy Aaron Harter at - Suutit Hall oti, Highest prive paid
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