OH! MY HEAD.
iating. Thousands who could
a cured are needlessly suf
- o-pho-ros will do for
id for the following
Miamapert Ind, Oct. 8, 1687.
ne been » with neuralgia for
the past four yoars, and trying almost every -
thing, but in vain, 1 finally heard of Atldo-
, After gue bottle Hound it
be helping me, after oar bot-
ties of i Irn and one of Pills, I found
that I was entirely well, 1 think the medi.
cine is positively a sure cur
CHAUNCEY B, REDDIOK,
Mt. Carmel, Tl, Doc. 38, 1887,
1 have used Athlophoros in ‘ay family and
find it to be the greatest medicine for neu.
is in existence, and having had ita fangs
fastened upon me for the past 30 years | know
whereof 1 speak. Mus. JULIA CHILTON,
83" Send © cents for the beautiful colored pic-
ture, * Moorish Maiden."
THEATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. N. I.
HE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE
LOCATED IN ONE OF THE
FUL AND HEALTHFUL SPOTS IN THE
ALLEGHENY REGION: UNDENOMINA-
TIONAL: OPEN TO BOTH BEXES;
TUITION FREE: BOARD AND
OTHER EXFPENEES VERY
LOW.
LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY,
1. AGRICULTURE ( Thres Courses.) and AGRI
CULTURAL CHEMISTRY; with constant il
MOST BEA!
tory,
BOTANY and HORTICULTURE; theoreti
cal and practical, Students taught original
study with the microscope.
CHEMISTRY; with an unusually
thorough course in the Laboratory. :
CIVIL ENGINEERING; very extensive fi
practice with best modern instruments,
HISTORY: Ancient aud Modern, with orig!
nal investigation
3
eld
SCIENCE; Two yeas
Music, vocal and instrumental,
LANGUAGE aud LITERATURE;
{optional} French, German and Ei
quired.) one
entire course
MATHEMATICS and
and applied, 2
MECHA NIC ARTS: combining shop work
with study, three years’ course; New b
ing and equipment.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
cal and practical. 2
MENTAL, MORAL and POLITICAL SCI-
ENCE: Constitutional Law and History,
Political Economy, ete,
MILITARY SCIENCE: instruction theoreti-
cal and practical, including each arm of the
service.
PHYSICS;
Slectricity, ete.,
tensive Laboratory practice
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,
years—carefully graded and thorough,
Eall term opens Septembar 12, 1888; Win
term, January 3, 1589, Spring
For Catalogue and ot}
W. AT
Latin
ASTRONOMY;
pure
nila
JRA
heoret!
Sound, Light, Hess,
ull course, with ex
Two
GEO, t.,
State College, Centre Co Pa.
ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ~(Phiasdeip
andjErie Division)—on and after Nov, Z
WESTWARD
ERIK MATL leaves Philadelphia
. " Harrisburg...
Moutandon .....e. '
Williamsport.
Jersey Shore
lock Haven.
- Renovo...
" arr at Erie........
Sunday train—Erie mall west
m
m
we
m
m
m
pPRRRPRD
runs also
ww
repre
wo
- Yi
Pl re
wy
Philadelphia...
Harrisburg
- - Montandon ......
" arr at Williamsport...
- Lock Haven.
- Renovo...
- - Kane,
t AST*LINE leaves Philadelphi
- _- arrisburg.......
Montandon ....
- - Williamsport.
. Lock Haven.
- Renovo
Sunday Train
BUNDAY MAIL leaves Philadelphia...
- - - Harrisburg
Moutandon
Williamsport,
Lock Haven.......11 8
arrives Renovo...cwaiwdd
EASTWARD,
SEA SHORE EXP. leaves Lock Haven... 7
- - "~ Jersey 8!
Monta
Harrisburg
Philadel
Kane
Renove
flock Haven
BaNSTT
phy
td wed
ow
REE
ey
arr at
DAY EXPRESS leaves
Renovo
flock Haven.
- Williamsport
- ontandon ....
arrives at Harrisburg
- Philadelphia...
funday Train—RENOVO Acrommod’'n East runs
also on Sunday.
ERIE MAIL leaves
RENOVO ACN leaves
Erie
Renovo ..
- Lock Haven
- Williamsport
- Montandon ....
Harrisburg. ..comw
- Philadeiphia.......
Sunday Train—Erie Mail east runs also on Sun
day.
Erie Mall West, Niagara Express West, and Day
Express East & Erie Mail Eastmake close connec-
tion at Lock Haven with B. E. V. R. R. Trains
~ Erie Mall East and West connect at Erie with
de LS &MSRBR RR: atConywithB. FP &
W.R RE: at Emporium with BN. Y. & P. R. R,,
and at Driftwood with A. V. K. R.
LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD.
BELLEFONTE, NITTANY AND LEMONT R.
Daily Except Sunday,
Westward,
MAMAM BTATIONS
10 15 16 50 Montandon
10 25 16 15 Lewisburg
16 24 Biehl
{6 30 Vicksburg
i fi Mifinburg
16 56 Millmous
7 05 Laurelton
40 Paddy Mountain
52 Coburn
6% Zerby
10 Rising Spring
18 Penn Cave
25 Centre Hall
3B Gregg
42 Linden Hall
4% Oak Hall
I8 52 Lemont
i= 59 Dale Summit
i 09 Pleasant Gap
14 Axemann 1
9 20 Nollefonte 6 00 28
Additional trains leave Lewisburg for Montan-
donathWam, 858 am, and 7.10 3B returning
leave Montandon for Lewisburg at 9.20 p m, 6.00
m and 7 30 ‘
THAS, E PUGH, J. R. WOOD,
General Manager fGen" Pm'ger Ag!
Eastward,
AMPM. PM
Of 1 1005
12 5645 3
aS
une
-
a by
ELA RRERBRARESY
SRRERSEIT SNS:
ot ED
&
1
NNO NEGRN BNR NERO
EET EY ELE REE EEE rrr rk
He
2
ae |
sa
DAMEN DMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
proposed (0 the citizensof this Common
wealth by the Genera! Assembly of the Commons
wealth of Pennsylvania, for thelr aporoval or re
tion at a special election to be held June 18,
#59, Published by order of the Secretary of the
Commonweaith, in pursuance of Article XVIII of
the Constitution.
Joint resolution ing an amendment to
the Constitution of this Commonwealth:
Secon 1. Be it resolved the Senate and
House of tatives of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, That
the following amendment is b to the Con
stitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
in accordance with the Eighteenth Article there
AMENDMENT.
There shall be an additional article to sald
Sonsttution 1s be designated as Article XIX as
ARTICLE XIX.
The manufacture, sale or keeping for sale of in
Oe tod. a Tolation of this Ho
‘ v .
nibition shall be a misdemeanor, punishable as
shall be provided
w
for sale of in
od
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE,
rhs New York Junket snd
Apitote the Max
Ban
| the
Lloen: »
ishury Solans,
, April 27.~1In the senate
uliers’ orphans appropriation bill
win] hiv of
As
zh
|
Chairman Reyvburn,
ration commistos,
hou Q, the ls at
Mercer, Mount Joy, or
known as “syndicate
ined specifically and
were proh hited from
he choo
wings,
cho i welt in
| commissioners
i making contract
i which
was
TEsLel
The clause of the bill
names thean schools
and
it was made to
trolled by any Or
ls ot synaente
t
ancalled svnd te OF under any «
tem.” Th
whoo! » prohibited
HiT
irom making any
with any syndicate or
» A favorable
3 $11 1.4
was also received on the bill enablin
hoard of revenue Commissiones to
accounts for the horae
improperly
The Fow
on fina! p
tn judgment 0 be
bonds in case
8Y y COMIMIEIoNners Ol
ed
Ocalan
report
r the
contrace **
syndicate schools,
and cattle t
ollected
license transfer bill came up
, and was amended so
tHiow
§
Of
conviction,
The soldi orphans’ school
sion bill carne up on second reading, and
it was amended by inserting
providing that managers and superin
tendents of such schools should
idavit to the effect that
interested, directly or indirectly, 1
other schools in the state before any
money shall be paid them from
treasury. The Thomas Friendly
bill was recommiited to
The governor notified the senate that
had signed the bill making a legal holi
day of Sept. 1,
and concurrent
ating a road commission,
The house wan rather dull,
a large n of
leave of and it
the clerk that forty-three
received permission Lo go,
leaves of absence granted,
The act to prohibit the hunting of
or other g in Mifflin county by}
residents passed second reading. Senate
bill to investi
gate the waste of coal mining and mak
ing an appropriation to pay the
passed finall The general
tion bill was passed finally.
to the
rs
in any
also the resolution
rhe
RUSS NCe,
had already
and no mon
were
ame by non
create oa ssion 10
senate,
Harrispvro, Apnl Mr. Capp
the tempted to cut off the tn
the ure to New York In
the house to ay fo meet on
urned .
and denounced ths
a disgrace to the si
Business
| 26.
Teer
lature,
ther in a few
he state's mont
leasure tri The motion was rul
of ord
and
$200,000.000 tor the
passed,
The senate, on motion
agreed te current
upon adjournment this
tu again on Thursd
order to attend the New York cen
t wonk
re shall meet
ing, in
tennial,
The senate then proceeded to the cal
endar, and the the Fow
license transfer bill can i
Mr Mi Aleer mn
which
consideration of
passage,
out the section
second reading by
which provided that
be limBed to one to «
the citv or county
Mr. { OOper said the ques
itself to this
The good re
and bees
cretiona
legislature
no applic
against high lice
Mr. M:
were suffi
the state
from Delaw said
much abou a 18th of June. Ma i
ask just wi
bition ame
Senator 0 $Y hen
her it 1s the
moe rntie
was
Mr. Cx
the
very
license
BAW
persons |
3
aw
present
the
people of
gentisman
the senstor
truth or not
senators |
tells me whet
that the Ik
tered into a combination to vote
hibition.
Mr. McAleer—When
swers my question | will answer his
Mr. McAleer's motion was lost. The
grade crossing bill was defeated by 23
to 17.
Harnisprra, April 25.—The senate
concurred in the house bill authorizing
the governor to appoint a commission to
revise the road laws, and to consider the
advisability of the state aiding
building of roads. The trustees of the
Ashland hospital and ot her nominations
made by the governor, were confirmed.
Favorable reports were received from
committees on the following house bills:
To provide for the examination of miners
in the anthracite regions, to prevent the
employment of incompetent nersons in
the mines; prescribing the manner in
which new counties may be formed; pro-
viding for the continuance and mainten-
ance of soldiers’ orphan schools,
Mr. Henninger attempted to have alate
manufacturers included among those ex-
empt from taxation, but he failed by a
vote of 12 to 26. Mr. Martin moved to
make the tax on hacks and livery stables
2 mills instead of 8, but this failed also.
The following bills passed finally: Giv-
ing to water supply companies the right
to condemn property and rights for the
purpose of obtaining and supplying wa.
ter; House bill authorizing petroleum
mining companies to carry on the gis
supply business; House bill enabling the
banks of the commonwealth to become
associations for the purpose of banking
under the laws of the United States;
Authorizing the appointment of deputy
constables vested with the power of
policemen on petition of citizens of any
township by the court of quarter ses.
sions.
The bill preventing mining companies
from furnishing goods to their employes,
failed gu final pasge by 17 to 15. .
e house w ills appropriatin
$50,000 for Bont dat of
the University of Pennsylvania, $20,000
for the Polyelinie college in Philadel 3
L000 for the state normal schools, $10,-
for Wills Eyé hospital, Philadelphia,
and $6,100 for Reading hospital.
Mr. Spier presented a resolution
charging the New land Mutual Life
Insurance company with bad faith in its
dealings with citizens of the common
wealth, and requesting the house to in-
vestigate the charges. The resolution
was objected to and deferred,
Haicrmepsuno, April M.~James Mo.
Manes, of Philadelphia, is here in the in-
terest of the judges salary bill, and afer
8 count of noses srems satisfied that it
10 ne house the following bills were
yassed finally and sent to the senate: for
© &n-
ay
for pro-
the senator an
i
taxation of
ieionors to
county
tor
our
tion of $13,~
fond,
offices;
000 to 1
and lod
the Ni
viding i101
of a fund
portation,
HINWNARCH,
relief of god or diss 1 poll cmon
cities of the Consideration
of the medical examiners bill was post
poned, :
The in the
appointment o
hose ¥ SOT bes
: vail
commissio ivania
in the WE ee
«© 4 trom
‘
ined
5 Li
14
A
Phen
Ive
yarren
bill to
)
DINU .
the
for
ing house 1 regulate
dockage of al and the Baker mill
the { i
Tne sen
protection
oncur in the
follow
house
hills | \’ 24 2 privates 5 0H
Ing
real
eal made
WI auton Of Orpiad COWS, upon
f fralors
petition of
for payment wrded and
et
adinimi
not
1
Commissions of iunacy,
Fe
ine th prin
I blications offering
counterfegt money, "'g
eto,
H 1
\ heated
een
and somewhat personal de
fo vod nbstitution by
Senator Gobin for the } sid
In wie
sill on thi
bate
rd re
ing. authorizing water supply com
to condemn i
purpose of ;
ter. Mr. Got
the committe
hole for the pt
s passed, and the
dispensing
i
of trouble
end to an
it will cul
discontented, whe, if
n #50 hamper |
wished much
now want Th
vill be prolongs
fact that,
A FRIGHTFUL HOLOCAUST.
gor Train Near Hamilton, Ont.
x, Ont. ,
ross on ft
terday m
UL WO miles ¥
sult of which was ¢
lent occurred at
Y" is built, The
thr
f
rains if
branch
ough
Toronto from
the
A Terrible Crash.
in is said to have been runnin
{ il n hour or
passing the swil
the track
hrown on the
s wheels behind it.
The Train Takes Fire,
} i Car
¢ two
ys f Howis &
wo Wagner
wore huddle
Hyer Sage aug!
wire
vd soon CAugn
baggage cars,
sengers in the train
1%, many of
time, had a terribi
Large slivers of fron and woos
i nd the if tigion
; the wrecked passengers can bet-
than described
majority of those aboard the train
enabled to get out of the coach
bef the fire had resshed them. but in
the confusion regened it is nod
known how many viotims were left {o
the mercy of the flames, pinned in by
the material of the wreck and unable te
extricate thamselves
i Bll directions, a
imagined
Ore
which
Sixteen Mangled Bevond Recognition.
The remains of from sixteen to elglitesn gen
were taken out of the wreek as hour or fwh
ater. T1 wore cul to pleces gimest {0 a
man and byrned beyend possibility of re.
They were huddled jogeibés 4
the end of the smoker and Tare 2 wl
in by the timbers which made it im podsinie eb
them to extricate themsel ven
Nothing could Us done for them, as the
flerceness of the flames made It oul of the
guestion for me to rescue. The only Way in
which it could bs ascertained that from sin.
teen to eighteen bodies had been taken out
was from (he fact that legs and args sorreg.
nding to abeut that famber were foun
The remains were taken to the morgue. It
will probably be days before the dead are iden.
tifled,
Pittaburg Liguer Dealers May Empigrate.
Prrrsacra, April April #4 The ac-
tion of Judge White, of the county
license court, in making a wholesale re
duction in the number of lcensés com-
pared with last year, has
city of Pittsburg. Many of the leadin
wholesale and retail houses were knocke
out by the court and one of the largest
ale brewers in the county was refused.
The wholesalers are most indignant, snd
are discussing what steps they will take,
Some want to move to Ohio. Judge
White made a frightful slanghter in the
applications, granting but ninety-three
retail and forty-three wholesale licenses
in this city, against a total of over T00
two years ago anid 274 last year. Thirty-
nine retail and fifteen wholesale licenses
were granted In Alleghany. The total
number of wholesale and retail licenses
granted in the county was 254,
The Swollen Sehuyikill,
Reanixag, Pa, April 80.—The Schuyl
kill is still much swollen, owing to the
continuous rain of the past’ fow days,
and much debris is being carried down
the stream. There are no further fears
of a freshet. The railroad companies
are engaged in removing loose rocks
that endanger the tracks at different
points, and extra repairmen have
ordered out.
The Latheran Minlsteriom,
WiLLiamsrort, Pa., April 20,--The
fifth annual conference of the Lutheran
ministerium of Pennsylvania met hore
and will continue in session to-morrow,
A large number of ministers and lay
delegates are in atiendance at 8t. Mark's
church, where the we being
| “ERMGISTER'E NOTICE ~The fol:
have been examined,
filed record § Loggister's office
spection of heirs and legaloes, creditor
others In sriywise nd
ai to the Urhpane” Court Centre ocouniy
Wednesday, the 22d day of April, A. D
allowance and contirs
1. The second and soecunt of
irich, executor of 2 , of
Krape late of Penn , doceaned
2, The first nd ROH t of W
Bechdel and J i ext
Delian 8. Ritter, late of Liberty township, decess.
ed,
I feel like soying
something BAD!
terested
a1
| A
RLIGH
ARYon
Bamue! Grape,
5. The aeconunt of Al
of, &¢ , of Rachel Kreps
ship, deceased
4. The acon
of Leah
&e . :
of , of Emann
ner, 4
ator of
/BE WISE! aig see. 5. ol
Tht ROOT
BOOTS AND SHOES DRESSED WITH
woltr'sACMEBlacking
NEVER OFT HARD AND SYIFR, |iuor shildfun of fudo/sh”Hulbolian, late of
Always look neat, Equally good for Men's Women's | | he final see ntof A. § i
or Oliild's Bhoos, No biacking brosh required, snd |
the polis g is done in three minutes without labor, :
ihe final
WATERPROOF snd warranted (0 preserve of. 0 A Danie
feather, and keeps it soft sod durable, Rpt a
Said by Bhoe Btores, Grocers, Droggists, de,
Try it on your Harness.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH. PHILADELPHIA.
DEM. CO, COM,
Thomas
ote | CORA
mick
Gardner
W Harter
D Bitter
nt
Register
Pi
OHN A
We are now prepared fo have the i
and inspect our new line of ]
with the greatest care and embrace an endles
designs and patterns worn during the Fall
Oar line of Fancy Plads,
Wool Baiting, are fine, and will please our ear v° ! .
are selling rapidly. Woolen Blankets, Haps, (Quilts, and m
other goods,
SPECIAL BARGAINS !----0----SPECIAL BARGAINS
Come and see the special bargains we
Cashmeres; prices lower than ever, Our
Made Clothing, Overcoats, Gossamers, Gum Or
and will speak for themselves. Comeand see the
Idarper & Eream
’ CORMICK BouS, i
M |
N TRE
Cisiii| HALL |P}
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
-- FURNITURE -:-
Bed Room Suits, Parlor Suits,
Side Boards, Lounges, Tables, :
Bedsteads, Wood and Cane-Seat Chairs
a Eats
FIRE! BURGLARS! THIEVES!
SAFES!!!
eee
OUR VICTOR
House & Office Safe
Is expressly meant to supply an urgent demand from
farmers, lnwyers, doctors, small sorcheepere, postmnsdors,
expres ond railroad apents, Tomonhiy and County Of
sls, trustees, pedived business mon and familie, for afire.
dass Srenroof, burglsnproof combination lock safe
wiapted in capacity and price to suit their require
nents, The Victor is first.class in every respect, war.
wanted freproo’, and constructed in the most Improved
nanner © now nse on each and every safe our new
wn pickabls combination lock, and inside boltwork
{t has all round corners, exterior beautifully finished
and emamented by hand with all burnished portions
aickie plated. Interior nicely fitted up with sud.
treasuries, book spaces, and pigeon holes.
185 Ibe. No. 4, Postal Bervice and Office Safe,
No. 2, Household Safe, . 25% Ibs. No, 5, County Official's Safe, .
Ho. 8, Dealers and Office Safe, 600 be. No. 6, General Busines Saf, ~ 1800 Ibm,
We also manufacture a full line of Iron Treasury Boxes, also Fire Proof Bond, Mortgages and
Note Boxes, at very low Joan. PRICES-We monopolize poi br 4 of the safe business, yot we
well at prices fully 10 to per cent. lower than other companies. Thousands of sur safes aro in
use in every state and territory. We wi freodo any address llndtrated oatalonge of safes,
looks, and onr il Hine of enn ture. A fittal aid mference shoots. DON'T nader hr
circumstances by u { corresponded us. We oan save money. You wi
find us entirely reliable -— Tponsible, "
We are Sole Owners of Patents and sole manufactures of
the VICTOR SAFES.
We caution persons against making, bu , selling or using safes infringing on onr patents. Par
thes claimi a: this brash of Toon pir . Ae similar
sinus ave tu: 4tom of aur ls And are § Buy none but Victor Safes, from ns
Bocember i, 8 Juno 7.87 Or ji Sottmbet 1. 8: Outer 3. 85. aid sears others pond:
ng the name of paper in which they find 14 A we en them a special thon
CATALOGUES, TESTIMONIALS, ETO, FREE
store goods,
are oll
fCORMICK BROS
—
Ko. 1, Farmer's Safe . 80 Pw’
1550 ny
WiLkalkG} THE VICTOR SAFE & LOCK CO.
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
WOGARMAN HOUSE
site the Court House,
beilielonts
IVIN HOUSE
LOCK 1 4 PA
8. WOODS CALDWELL, Proprietor,
Terms reasonable, wond sample re
on Lrst ficor
WY
[DUEH HOU
iE} id A Bale
given
junel fy
4 % rT
ionte, Pa. tn
country tre
FA
yity will find
the county in
beast, and
Give it a tris]
every and
YOY
I
charges wierate,
KERHOFF HOUS
mountain
faral
goenery
O HOTEL,
19 Arch Sireed,
' $2.00 i
fla
wilds &
Philade
&@r
LAW ee
2, Centre Co, Pa.
building,
janiott,
epposile
C. M. BOWER, EL ORVIS.
BOWER & ORVIS,
ATTORNEYS-AT.- LAW,
BELLEFONTE, PA
te the Court House, on 24
pr RS
? }
; orney-ai- Law,
Office in oid Conard building,
fonte.
C LEMANTD
Office N.
doors from first
Belle
two
jan87
nond,
J. 1
8p ayy " C. FP. Hewes
AW
. PERK'A
ons ; practice in ali
German and English
i ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BELLEVOKRTE, PA
Office on second floor 0 Fursts new
building north of Court House. Can be
consulted in English or German, 7 n’yS4
KUBERAY,
Centre Hall, Pa,
Desier in DRUGS, popular
Whiskey, Brandy, Wine, and Holle 4d Gin kept
and sold for medicinal purposes ore, Biore open
every day inthe week. may
Paton: Modicines
CEXTRE COUNTY BANKING 00.
BELLEFONTE,
PERXA.
Receive Doposite and allow Interest
Discount Notes; Buy sod Sell Government
Boruritics
JAB. A. BEAVER, J. D. BHUGERT,
Cashier
President,
S. A. LIST,
* LEWISBURG BOOK'RINDERY.
All kinds of binding, at reaso able rates. New
papers, magazines, pamphiots, etn, bound and re
bound in first class style. 00
G W.HOSTERMAN,
3 Dentist, Centre Hall,
Residence on Main street. Office in
residence, Will give satisfaction in all
branches of his profession, Gas, the
safest opiate known administered, 14ap
G. GUTELIUS, ~
D®* 8.
Dentist, Millheim. Offe
professional services to the public,
prepared to perform all operation I”
dental profession. He is now fully pre
pared to extract teath sbeolutely withou
pain. my 278
3
Ww GOHEEN,
AUCTIONEER,
Boalsburg, Pa
Is prepared to ory sales, He has been
encoessfnl in the past and offers his ser-
vives to the public, tf
COAL! COAL!
Woodland Coal,
Buckwheat! Coal.
Pea Coal.
Chestnat Ooal.
Btove Coal,
Soft Coal
Just received at the Jars Ha