LD SERIES, XL. NEW SERIES XXI. THE CENTRE REPORTER. FRED KURTZ, - - EDITOR. rem——— SOME DOCTORS houestly admit that they can’t eure Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Others say they can but—don’t. Ath-lo- Jho.ros says nothing but — cures, 'hat's the secret of its success. Years of trial have proved it to be a quick, safe, sure cure. Concord, N. H_ Sept. 3. 1887 In my own family Atilophoros was used a5 & last resort, the user Ravine suffered from rheumatism for years aud havin been treated for the disease by differsn physicians in this State and Massachu. Botts without even temporary relief, Upon my recommendation scores of peo. ple have used this remedy with the same results claimed for it. CH, Wosox, Dubuque, Towa, Jan. 8, 158, Athlophoros has completely cured me of nervous headache, and 1 feel thankful for all the good it has done me, Mrs. Louise Ouxnny. AF Send 6 cents for the beautiful colored pic. ture, * Moorish Maiden.” THEATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. NY, em— NOTICE ~TAKE NOTICE. THAT James C, Boal has filed his first and final account as Cor ittee of Danlel Fauber, of Potter township, Centre Co, a lunatie iu the office of the Prothonotary of Centre County, aud that same will be presented at the April term of court for confirmation L. A SCHAEFFER, 29mdt Prothonotary, SHOATS WANTED. Apply at the Centre Hall Roller Mills tt. EGAL the J. H, ORVIS, C.M. BOWER, E. L. ORVIS, evs, BOWER & ORVIS ATTORNEYS-AT-LLAW, BELLEFONTE, PA. Office opposite the Court House, on 2d floor of Furst’s building, jan8ss F. FORTNEY, » Attorney at Office in old Conard bail fonte, TLEMANT DALE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Bellefonte, Pa. Office N. W. corner Diamond, t'oors from first national bank, Law, ling, Belle two jan87 CENTRE COUNTY BANKING CO, BELLEFONTE, Receive Deposits and allow [nlerest Discount Notes; Buy and Sell Government Saeurit JAS. A SHUGERT, Cashier PENNA SAVER J. D President, HOY M D OCULIST AND AURIST H.- fone, Pa Office Hours, 7 t p. m. S. 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Brief Skoteh of the Life and Career of Gus «f the Most Noted Characters in Eu ropean History, Wilhelm Frederick Ludwig, King of Prus. sia and the fest Emperor of the new Ger. man was born March 22, 1997, and his closes the career of one of the most prominent characters of European history, death iam III. and Queen ke Charles IL of Mecklenburg-Strelitz. ech and Reimann and showed in his early 100d a clear and practical mind. At the restoration of the Prussians, 1818, the Prince followed Lis father to Breslau, whence the call to arms sounded, and in 1514, when he was made a Captain, took part in the war in France. He ned at Bar sur Aube on the 26th of Feb present at the entry of Paris on the 81st of May. After going through all the military grades he was in mand and leader of t He 1 riage in 1829 with incess Aug a of Bax Wei mar. In 1831 the Princess presented him with a son, the successor to the throne, and in 15838 with a daughter, the present Grand Duchess of Baden. After his elder brother ascended the throne in 1840, and he was proclaimed presumptive heir Prince of Prussia, he devoted himself, besides pursu- ing his military career, to the care and wel- fare of the working class by establishing & special union, which, however, lost in the revolution of 1848 its significance. After the Prince, in consequence of the Berlin street fights on the 18th of March, had as a member of the Ministry of State signed the patent of the Kmg to grant a constituent constitution, he left at the special wish of the monarch to calm the ex- gited people, who looked upon him as the main support of the Absolutist party of the fs. Del Vyias Mi Ler, Ivy guard. EMPEROR WILHELM. to clear his politi England, | Lord Joh: hospitable In the fullest accord with the was able after, by an early an return to the Fatherland, t chosen deputy of Nat frankly and unreservedly t stay faithfully and conscientiously by new form of government, and would ways protect it be was given the chief the command of the a few weeks, after he had in Maine es caped an attempted assassination, the in. surrecting Pfalz and Baden subjected After the celebration of the fiftieth military suniversary, congratulated by Deputies whe represented the people and the army, in the same year. the King, him his representative in the Government With this new era the power of Prussia commenced, and all hopes of the patriotic and liberal parties turned to the Prince. Being Regent from 15858 tb 1861, and from that time King of Prusaia, it was now the task of his reign, after the nomination of the liberal Honenzollern ministry, first to regulate the internal position of the Btate by elevating the finances and commerce of i forms in trade. Then suministration of justice and agricuitural affairs. the regulation of the affairs of the churches, and ly the ¢ ? the marine and the seorganis. my. Unfortunately the Re- gent d Lh it his principal task to in- creaso a the counters came the oa poi sympathy attompied gesgssi sockor, in Baden Heveoral shots wero fired, b telly the King was only slightly rt ot the refusal of the grant for the siready completed organiza tion of the ayy a fatal constitutional con. flict arose which was pot settled by the atti tude of the Kin® toward the princely Con. gress at Frankfurt, in 193, nor by the difi cuities in SBchleswig-Holstein. in 1564, Wilk am, who with iron firness snd personal devotion held to what he had created, dis missed the ministry in 1862 in order to leave to ex-Embass®or von Bismarck the formation of 8 new one. While for a time the refor.ns of the interior cameo to o stand. still a decided political change took place under Bismarck's bold and clever advice upon the German question upder his guidanos in 1860 came the struggle with Austria. After having accomplished many on Were Throuch britliant victories in a short time, accom. panied by his groat General, Von Moltke, the principal battle being fought at sonig- gratz, and alse practically forcing into an amicable disposition the German Princes opposed to Prussia, William offered the landtage or provincial diet through an ine demnity law the hand of peace, which was gladly accepted, and the most thorough ace cord between Prince and people was ree stored. Being chosen under the constitution of the North German allianee us its Pre sident from July 1, 1867, King William inclined again toward mere liberal courses. Ho saw | the great work of his military creation | doubly crowned through the ar with | France which - broke out in and which bought him and the arm irels, Througt n of January 18, 1871, which cepted for h Crown « or. June, His cuore pleted German Em and also Pry ROUSE WIFKE THE EMPEROR DIED. Through the resul activity for the of the people { ly manifested eilare, the love ror was striking Ary career, and of his « There was exp » of arm th ly fanatic named twice out of perors condition Cre Ti ©3 Durin od ry i ¥ Care from his w tember was able review of the El Wabern After unvailing of the was erected at journed for s Baden-Baden cember to Berlin, whe sth of De ne again assumed | was beheaded in ga beling died Bep. tember 3 oon lence of his wounds, which he himsel ied in attempting to commit suicide The Emperor William an imposing martial figure, snd regular and pleasant features. His continual ar activity and plain and frugal manner of living ree tained to him to the age 8 remarks. able degree of mental and physical strength. A PRINCE AND HIS FIANCE. Prince Oscar of Sweden and His Intended Bride, Miss Ebba Munck. oy Ebba Munck, w is 10 become the bride of Prince Oscar, socond son of hand King of Sweden and Norway, is not. as might be supposed, a peas~ nt girl, as was the William the Conqueror, and the brides of many a European prince has been, but is of noble s birth, her father be- longing to the lower order of Swedish noe sility Miss Munck was holding an ap pointment st the court as lady of the MISS ERNA MUNCK. chamber in waiting on the Crown Princess. In the autumn of 1885, when her royal highness made a in Gormany after attending the wedding o her brother, the Archduke of Baden. ab Carlsrube, sho visited Amsterdam to oon- sult Rr. Metzgar, a renowned physick and whilst staying at Amsterdam the ro frigate Vanadia, bearing Prince Oscar, one of ber officers, dropped anchor there on the return from a voyage around the world Here Oscar and Miss Ebba met and fell in love with each other. The match did not meet with the approval of the court and the mother of PRINCE OSCAR OF SWEDEN, Young lady resigned her place, and ition in the royal office ene became & well-known visitor among fe nd the destitute ot Siang was for many months & nurse the hospitals established by the . Hor ministrations brought on along ‘ she EOSEE.E Hi LYON & COS ~GREAT -: ANNOUNCEMENT... 0—F © R—o SPRING AND SUMMER! THE GREATEST STOCK OF DRY GOC DS CLOTHING, SHOES, CARPET, £TC.. IN THE COUNTY. Look At These Prices: 0:—:0 Cashmeres, from 5¢ to $1 Henrietta Cloth, 42 and 46 in. wide. 50¢ to gt Embroideries, from . from the narrow to 1 1-2 Black Silks, from Colored Silks, from . Towelings, from Muslins, from Prints, Plaids. Ginghams, 5-button Kid Gloves. . Childrens’ Hose. Ladies’ Hose, Jerseys, " Cashmere Shawls. 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