DON'T SCOLD
Rh N The
is simply awful. No torture in the
ancient times was more painful than
these twin diseases, But——oughto't
a man to be blamed if, having hey.
metism or Neuralgis, he wont
Ath-lo-pho-ros, when it has ¢
thousands who have suffered in the
sine way? It has cured hundreds
Tr
tinned 3 am now well,
tne TROY it, Now Albany, Ind,
Sa8end 6 cents for the beautiful colored ple
ture, ** Moorish Maiden."
THE ATHLOPHOROS C0. 112 Wall St. MN.
HE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE
LOCATED IN ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTI
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AILEGHENY REGION; UNDENOMINA-
TIONAL: OPEN TO BOTH SEXES;
TUITION FREE; BOARD AND
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LOW,
LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY.
AGRICULTURE (70res (hurses) and AGRI
CULTURAL CHEMISTRY; with constant il
lustrations on the Farm and in the Labora
tory.
BOTANY and HORTICULTURE; theoreti
cal and practical, Students taught original
studs whth the microscope.
CHEMISTRY: with an unusually full and
thorough course in the Laboratory.
CIVIL ENGINEERING; very extensive field
practice with best modern instruments.
HISTORY: Ancient and Modern, with origi
nal investigation, rr.
LADIES’ COURSE IN CGITERATURE and
SCIENCE: Two yeax Ample facilitics for
Music, vocal od instrumental.
LANGUAGE and LITERATURE; Latin
(optional,) French, German and English (re-
quired,) one or more continued through th
entire course.
MATHEMATICS and
and applied.
MECHANIC ARTS: combining shop work
with study, three years' course; New build-
ing and equipment.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING;
cal and practical.
MENTAL, MORAL
ENCE; Constitutional
Political Economy, eto.
MILITARY SCIENCE: instruction theoreti-
cal and practical, including each arm of the
service,
PHYSICS: Mechanics, Sound, Light, Heat,
Elcetricity, eto., a very full course, with ex-
tensive Laboratory practice,
14. PREPARATORY = DEPARTMENT;
rears—carefully graded and thorough.
Fall term opens Septembor 12, 188%; Winter
term, January 3, 15889, Spring term, April 4, 1899
For Catalogue and other information. address
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State College, Centre Co. Pa
ASTRONOMY; pure
theoretl
and POLITICAL 8CI-
Law and History,
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- arrives at Williamsport
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- - Renovo.
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- Williamsport...
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think you have the qualities of a good slestoan,
you will do well to write us at once. We will
pay good commission or salary aud expenses to a
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TRAINING SULLIVAN.
Work of Muldoon the Wrastler
with the Big Pugilist.
FIGHTER TURNED FARM LABORER
The Great Pugllist for
His Plight with Kilrain=—Muldoon Feels
Sure of the Success of His Man—The
Is In Fine Form
Dally Routine of Training.
Pa.. May
1: wrence Sullivan
ia his coming
{ie means business, and since
has left
20, —Pugilist
is getting in
{ with Jake
mill with Jake
DRADFORD,
Joh:
form
Kilrain,
his arrival at Belfast, N. Y.,
liquor and tobacco sey rely alone. When
seen today he looked like a four time
winner. There was a bright luster in
his eves and a healthy gloy, in his cheeks,
“This will be the fight of my life,” he
said, “and I am going to win it or my
name isn't Sullivan.”
Is Confident,
fis trainer, William Muldoon, is per-
fectly happy in the belief that Sullivan
will win the Lig fight in a canter at New
Orleans next July.
“When | left New York with Sulli
van." said Muldoon to an intimate friend,
**I had orders to put him in tnim in ten
days. If I found that he was not in con
dition in that time, [| was to telegraph
Johnston, who would then forfeit the
big stake of §10,000. Johnston was de-
termined not to let Sullivan go into the
ring unless he was in condition to w in,
and rather than see any fizzle in the
ring was willing to lose his stakes and
let the fight go by default.
sullivan's Doeility,
“Sullivan obeys me like a child,” said
Mr. Muldoon. “I have balled all the
whisky and bad blood out of him, and in
five days training find him in splendid
form. Up to yesterday I could out wind
him in a wrestle, but today he fairly got
the better of me He knows that this is
to be the fight of his life, and will put in
his best licks. He is catching on to
wrestling like a thoroughbred, and will,
in my opinion, whip Kilrain in twenty
minutes. When he paralyzed Ryan he
was able to whip two like him. If can
get him into one-fourth as good a condi-
tion as when he fought Ryan no power
on earth can save Kilrain,’
Sullivan finds no time for mischief on
Muldoon's 125 mere farm. He does all
kinds of farm work. On Wednesday he
ut his hands to the plow and turned a
bs furrow. As a milkmaid, though, he
a failure. One of his duties
morning after getting up is to walk
about two miles to the dairy, where he
tries his hand at milking. He is as
afraid of a cow as a woman. He dis
dains to use the three legged stool. He
piumps right down on his knees on the
floor and milks with hand. He
keeps his wye on the head of the cow,
and his left hand is disengaged to repel
any vicious attacks Bossie may make
The Daily Routine,
After a light breakfast Sullivan slips
into three heavy wollen shirts, three sets
of drawers, encases his feet in heavy
stockings, puts on heavy shoes ballastad
with five pounds of lead, his
hands with felt lined mittens, and draw
ing a coarse cap over his forehead, starts
out for his daily constitutional. This is
a walk over hills and through valle ve
and forests to Birdsall, thirteen miles
away. He ususily starts at 8 A. M. and
returns at 4 P. M. His trainer turns up
his shoes when he returns, and pours out
about a pint of water from each. Then
he takes a brace of invigorating baths
and rests an hour. After that he goes
into the barn, which has a padded floor,
and amuses himself pasting at a sand
bag. Muldoon takes him in hand when
he 1 warmed up, and gives him heroic
lessons in wrestling. At 8 o'clock he
ents a light supper, takes a stroll, and at
11 o'clock is tucked away in his bed,
Everything Staked on the Result.
Muldoon's gymnasium is one of the
finest in the land. He possesses a unique
machine which develops every muscle
in the body. This machine is one of
John's pets. He takes to training like a
duck to water, and Muldoon expects to
make him as a wrestler second only to
himself. The training is to be kept up
until July 8, when the party will leave
for Rochester and embark in a special
car for the south. Cleary and Muldoon’s
brother and a force of trained rubbers
have the champion in charge. Muldoon
is of the opinion that over $500,000 will
be staked on the fight, and he wants as
much of it as he can get to place on Sul-
livan. Sullivan's arm does not trouble
him a bit. He expects to train down to
165 or 200 pounds.
Kept the New Postmaster Out.
MipprLerows, N. Y., May 20. —Ex-
Postmaster Henry Winters, of Cochecton,
N.Y. was held in $1,500 by Jommis-
sioner Shields on a charge of delaying
the mails. Herman Indelied was ap-
pointed postmaster at Cochecton about
April 1 to take Winters’ place. Inde-
lied's commission had been sent to him
from Washington, together with several
letters from Congressman Stivers, Wine
ters, it is claimed, purposely delayed
them. Post Office Inspector Stewart ar-
rested Winters at Cochecton on Wednes-
day last and found the letters and the
commission in the inside pocket of his
vest, The office is a fourth class one,
and the salary is only £150 a year. The
new postmaster did not get the office
until Winters was arrested.
Muldoon
is
one
COVers
From Soliciting Offices to Soliciting Alms.
WasHINGTON, May 20. — Henry W.
Rogers, a middle aged man, came here
on March 4 for a consulate. He was
Jocked up last night in the Twelfth
street station house as a vagrant, He
had nearly $20 in coppers and five-cent
iste in his clothes, the result of his so-
citations on the street. He was taken
before Judge Miller in the police court
one day last week and gave his personal
bonds to get out of town. But he was
sure of getting his positisn in a few days
more and so he stayed.
Another Ocean Grayhound.
New York, May 20.--The Hamburg-
American line's new twin screw steamer
Augusta Victoria arrived at her Ho-
boken dock yesterday after a remark-
ably fast trip of 8 days and 1 hour from
Hamburg. Her time from Fastnet to
New York was 6 days 2§ hours, but 4
hours was lost on account of heated
fouls, the actual running time bein,
days, 22 hours, 30 minutes, made
474 knots on the 16th inst. She has
12,500 horse power, and her machinery
is all in duplicate.
A Dakota Snow Storm.
Hore, D. T., May 15, —8now fell to
the depth of two inches here yestord
day.
It is considered beneficial to the grain
crop.
BREVITIES,
It is estimated that thiz year’s treasury
surplus will be about &44. 000,000, the aus
thorized expenditor
and the receipts 54080
The government h
offerof nr
rest of Pay Wi
Drugeists as well as
being uted at Huntingdon, Pa,
for violating the Brooks license law,
The Cumberland Valley conference of
the Lutheran church met at Carlisle, Pa
it is said that the French
has decided to introd a bill in
ment to aid the Panama cana
The Lifiel toy : Paris
tion was opened to t publi
NEWS
heing 8305,8.07 1
Wi 60M,
anthorized
for the
' } "
wins robhoers,
{HM} pach nr
Pros
ir Units
gvivania railroad,
headed by a train
Lodauct
IHS run over
Lie Ameri
ita
consideration un
China and Japan
In the house of
made by Bradlaugh to have a
drawn between i
an Baptist Missionary
sion in Boston, had under
sion work in Burmah,
uno, at
effort
distinction
COmmaons adn
‘ bill
Conus
years pu
A Inrge
brok
hem, Pa.
W. F. Rock
killed by one
by another,
A board of
has been or
Wilkesbarrs
Claims hay
surviving 3
sailors who lost
ken into
storm.
Judge Whit
court fame, will t
hibition.
While out hua
Hagerstown, 3
killed Georg:
The death warrant of
derer, Willian
signed, and pr
ers shall eau
a current of ele
death.
ficient Lo cause
Frank Jasinski, a precocious Chicago
desperado of it i two oom
panions, a i
A IMAargsimat
There isa &
two 4 ned Presb
terian churches known as the “synod
and “general synod” will unite after a
separation of IX Years
that the
aL
The Amerie laptist Home Mission-
ary i i
Boston.
sOCIetly Lex
George Bi hon
West hf Toy
England is to g
Eaquimault,
Canada’s expen
Nelson Col
ingt
We ntzell
stables,
for 4
who had d
two men were
Professor Davis
Essex county
ch § agains
Bloomfield sche ause, |
things, the principal uses su
gions as “Good gracious!
and has pointed his f
ge
ols, bet
and “*}
nger at a pup
medical staff of
thinks
rather
A member of the
Chicago insane
the
women
than be
should
sent there,
At New York Kyrie Belle
would it the itor of
looked for him everywhery
office.
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except at his
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shox
A disastrous storm swept through sev-
eral western states, and many deaths are
reported
The second autopsy on William Irv.
ing Bishop failed to show whether or not
he had been vivisected
The Samoa conference
{ its labors,
near the end of i
in Berlin is
An S.year-old girl and an 11-year-old
boy murdered their baby sister in Colum-
bia, 8. C., because she cried.
The steamship Johns Hopkins, of the
Boston line, was burned to the water's
edge at Baltimore last night
In a cellar under a barn in Chicago. a
bundle of blood stained rags have been
found, and a man named Woodruff says
that on the night of Cronin's disag pear-
ance he carried away a body from that
place.
The Chicago board of trade, in its fight
with bucket shops, has found it necessary
to cut off the New York Produce Ex-
change from quotations,
Mrs. Harriet Huabbard Ayer hs
broucht suit acainst James 3M, Seymour
to recover £20,006 and 49 shares of stock
in the company manufacturing her pat-
ent.
The Presbyterian general assembly, in
season in New York, had under consid-
eration work among the freedmen,
The navy deparime
the arrival of Capt.
450 of the officer: and men of the ship
wicked v s Trenton and Vandalia
at Han Francisco,
nt is informed of
Farquhar and over
No clinnge has been made in the gov.
ernment’'s determination to protect the
Alaska seal ficheries against depreda-
tions,
N. B. Derby, cashier of the Mutual
District Messenger company, of Boston,
is under arrest charged with embezzling
$10,000 from the Western Union com:
pany.
Westphalia Strikers Resame Wark,
Benvin, May 21,-The striking miners
of Westphalia resume work today at in-
creased wages, and the strike is there.
fore over, The strikers’ committee,
however, will remain on permanent
witch to see that the agreements of the
employers are carried out, and the
strikes will be renewed if faith is not
kept. The situation in Silesia is un-
changed,
Wicked Parisians.
Panis, May 21.—-The Parisians are
gr tly smnoyed at the fact that the
merican and part of the British section
of the exhibition was closed on Sunday.
Acme Blacking
WILL NOT
INJURE LEATHER,
Worer & Raxoores,
—
and
tleanen with any liguid solation of Paste Finck
ing that omnes lo stots Jugs,
woitrsAC MEBlacking
Makes any kind of leather
WATERPROOF, SOFT,
AND DURABLE.
ts besutifol, rich, GLOSSY POLISK is une
equaled. Saves labor and annoyance,
A Polish Lasts n Month'for Women, and
A Week far Men, sndon Harness Leather
even Four Months without renovating.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, pHiLAD
ELPHIA,
fold Ly Shoe Stores, Grovers, snd deslers generally.
DEM, CO, COM,
Bellefonte, N. W........ cnsennen is BM Bower
i oN. 5 . . . ’ Patri n Ganrrely
’ WW. W.icomeariormmnrs nh Wi s POS
Cantre Hall Borough... cessnennaned W M'Cormick
Howard Borougl ]
Milesburs
Jomey
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Union...
Welker
Worth...
store and inspect
with the
designs and patterns worn
Oar line of Fancy Plads
Wool Baiting, are fine, and will
are selling rapidly. Woolen |
other gooda,
wl
Cashmeres; prices lower than
and will speak for themselves.
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No. 3, Dealers and Office Safe,
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use io every
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find us eutively reliable and responsible,
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SLATE ROOFING, b
apposive the (
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tion of the BLATE RO/
been obliged to discounts
al roofing, which
our attention to slate
howe
roof
BLACK DIAMOND
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And having the ? Terms reason
experience in the sla
attention given to
jnnelby
FEL) \
lass Boofers
guarantee all our work we patinfaetony
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find
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east, and
rive it a trial
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alii pre al the citizens of thi ’ : N*v
hh bythe General Asscrubly of Lhe nent. 1 1
of Pennsylvania, for thelr aporova rs ‘
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sonable time, by so doin
ly oblige limaim.
HAIR
Plastering Hair for sale at the
Hall tannery. Call or address
May9 J.B. Rowe
eee ATTORNEY AT LAW ——
Bellefonte, Centre Co, Pa.
Office in Conrad bu
Brockerhoflf House.
Centre
ilding, opposile
janlotl,
ew Goods!
he public at our
They were selected
variety of new
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Ang Winler seapons,
, Tricots, Fall Print
please our early of
Jlankets, Haps, Quil
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Office opposite the Court
floor of Farst's bail
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Office in old C building,
fonte.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
mite, Pa.
. mond, two
first national bank. jan
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ever, Our stock of Ready-
coinplete
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Office on second floor 0 Furst’'s new
building north of Court House, Can be
consulted in English or German, 7 n’y84
oO AMI 5 L. HAMILL,
Attorney-at-Law,
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gide of High street.
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Pegler in DRUGR, popular Petes. Medicines
Whiskey, Brandy, Wine, and Holle: 4d Gin kept
and sold for medicinal purposesorte, Store open
every day inthe week.
a Specialty.
CENTRE COUNTY BANKING CO,
RELLEFONTE, PERNA.
Receive Deposits and allow Interest ;
Imscount Notes; Buy and Sell Government
Securities :
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professional services to the public,
prepared to perform all operstion
dental profession He ir now fall:
pared to extract testh absolutely witho
pain. my 278
OUR VICTOR
, trustees, retired business men and familics, for afirst
per. We now tse on each and every safe our new
pickable combination lock, and inside boltwork,
re, exterior beautifully finished
and with ail burnished portions
ormamonted by
Interi ir nicely fitted up with snd
holes,
le plated,
S90 The
1360 1tm
T800 Th
Ko, 5, County Official's Safe, ~
No. 6, General Business Safe, .
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AUCTIONEER,
Boalsburg, Pa
1s propared to ory sales,
successful in the past avd offers his
vices to the pablic,
Themands of sur safes are in
reference sheets. DON'T under any
with us, Wa can save you money. You will
COAL! COAL!
Woodland Coal.
Backwheat Coal.
Pea Conl.
Chestnut Qoal,
Stove Coal,
Saft Cosl,
Jast rovetval oo ty Jaa oe La
Jor Mills’ coal yard.
xind y
awd atric) cash, Cash paid
pone but the Victor Safes,
y us
en
we will make them sspovial proposition on a