She Tried and Knows. A leading chemist of New York says: “ No plasters of such merit as the Ath-lo-pho-ros Plasters haveever before been produced.” They are a novelty because they are not made simply to sell cheap, they are the best that science, skill and money can produce, and will do what fu claimed for them. For sprains, aches, weakness, lameness, ele, they are unequaled. 4 Fulton 8t,, Sandusky, O., Nov, 21 '%7 The Athlophoros Plaster acted like magic, It is the dest I over tried and | have used many kinda Our drugist raid “plasters are all about the same * but ‘ t think so now. | sprained my arm and shoulder in July, and it has been L oe, but it does not pain me at fatnful SE, 1 Mra. Wiraas Maorie 3 Send 6 cents for the beautiful color « plo. » ture, “ Moorish Malden THE ATHLOPHORQS CO. 112 Wall St. N. ¥. SIENNSYLVA NIA RAILROAD — Phiade f mud Erie Division)—on and after May 12, | WESTWARD, ERIK MAIL leaves Philadelphia . " Harrisburg. Mountandon Williamsport ." Jersey Shore -“ Lock Haven “ Renovo arta Erie... i~Erie mail west Monts Will ) arr at Lock Haven -News Expres, 1a 1 NIAGARA EXP.leaves r AST LINE leaves Phils " - Har Mout WMSPORT EXP 1 SEA SHORE EXP. leav BF TBE me od be we pd pe 0 A Erie Mail W Express Fast t at Erie with al Corry with B FP & B.N. Y. & P. R. R,, xt Cannet TYRONE RAILROAD | AND LEMONT R pt Sanday. Fastward n L2Ap m, 00 CHAS, BE PUGH, nora] Manager THE RENOWNED * BAGSTER'S | XPORD TEACHER'S BIBLES. Fifty Styles and Prices, from 95 cts. to $10.00. Each Bible contains 240 pp. of invaluable helps to she Sunday-school teacher and Bible student, Every Bible sold at a disconnt of ten per cent, from the regular net prices of the sportier, and of publishers genevally. SEND FOR Full Descriptive Catalogue and Price Lists, AND ORDER YOUR BIBLES BY MAIL. ADDREAS E. MN. FERNALD; 437 Shawmut Ave, = « Boston. POSITION OFFERED. If yon are in need of good paying position and think you have the qualitios of a good salesman, you will do well to write us at once. We will pay good commission or salary and expenses to a good man, The position we ofler is a permanent Address at once, SELOVER & ATWOOD, Nurserrmen, Genova, N Y, he, mpm Write your 12 nama and post 10C men aan OR plainly on 8 pos. 1c al card and send to the only legitimate Sporting and Sensational paper in the country and receive A samnle oopy free. Agents can make big pay and News Agents ean sell this paper freely, open ly and shove board, Order through News Co, only. Keturoable if not sold, Tue New Yon TLIATRATRD Nuws, No, 252 Brondway, New York, A Chance To Make Money. Salary and Expenses paid, or Commission if pro. ed § wanted ey here. No ex- Address, perience ' ng ago. The C. I. Van Dusen Nursery Co, junit ry. ig i ANTHRACITE QUIET. Small Bummer Trading Reported at Philadelp 10 118, FLOODS RESTRICT PRODUCTION. Bat Many of the Disabled Colllovies win other oe Ad. vooated—Furnace Coal Will Comes High shortly Resume Operations: General Advance in Prices July 6. Walnut report i went into ef PHILADEPHIA, street coal brokers orders since the new prices fect, buyers seemi the supplies alr fore making engagoms Complaint is made that not re fed to the pected, There 1 in placing all the coal carcity of content to get in contracted nts for th Lhe auavanoce a is CY sOn : i, howover, nt nined a been greatly restricted anda « rains duction has the heavy ONInuoOus Colileries The Readi tal collieries at the beginning o but seven were flooded July rain Viooeded Out. » duce d ing $ niall LOVE chiefly made of thes 125, estorn shipms 3 1 increasing and the southern trade ia al a little more active Busine line fair, Jong the is only Effect of the Advance in Iron. The advance in iron Howed by an incre al to furnaces Some of the a companies are prepared to advocate a general advance in prices to the enti trade on August 1, in the belief that will thereby be stimulated, It ming more plain that the bulk of ywded int will probably be We In the price of business 18 bee 1 ade will + C1 I and Bad Weather for Harvesting. LANCASTER, Pa., July 9.- county farmers were hard at work Sun day to finish the work of harvesting The weather has been most unfavorable one farmer saying he got on loads of hay put a 7 in nine. Harvest hands, too have been hard to ge i the lower end of the county was offered One farmer towns} Lancaster v three Adams, in Dru trouble becauss« his crops. Rev t. and Wi cuit ning converts, prosecuted hin the Sabbath, and he was ing by the jus of the peace. Civil Service Ruies for Mine July 9 .--In adopted of min i SCRANTON, Pa, ance with the recently viding for the exan the anthracite region employment of incompetent persons a miners, President Judge Archbald haa appointed the following miners as a board of examiners in the first in pee tion district: David McMine agd Henry ‘ollins, of Carbondale: Thomas Jay, of Jermyn; and Mi Gilroy, of Arch bald; John Humphreys, of Olyphant William Griffiths, of Taviorville: (i Ore F ¥ Miles (nibbon and Will am E. Morris, of Scranton. ities ; wind to Pov hae Missing Pouch. JOANSTOWN, Pa., July 8 standing the fact that postal car rible flood the pleased to state has been lost been missing laborers under a pile deep. The letters wor : tion, but after ha been dried it their addresses + ciphered and the mizsives felivered The pouch had been in and mud ever since May 81 waler The President's Departure for Deer Fark WasHiNGgTON, July 8 President Har rison will probably go up to Deer Park to join his famil Friday to remain over Sunday a during the early part of next week. ereafter during the hot weather he expects to spend about two days of each week at work in Washing ton and the remainder of the time in Deer Park. This will make it unneces sary to take an extended vacation, as has been the custom of previous presi- dents. Signing the Amalgamated Scale. Pirrssure, July 9. & Co. signed the Amalgamated associa tion for one year. This is largest Pittsburg firm to & The other mills to consider amalgamation terms were the Hubbard Iron company, Hubbard, O.; Waugh Steel Works come pany, Belleville, 1lls.; Ohio Falls iron works, New Albany. Ind.: Laughlin's and Junction steel works, Mingo Junc tion, J. a 3 rm Chalfont Spang t scale the Charters Granted at Harrisburg, Harrissvnra, July 9.—Charters were granted at the state department today as follows: Greensburg Glass company, of Westmoreland county; capital, $15, 000. The Anglo-American Oxide com. pany, of Franklin: capital, Northern Pipe Line company of Oil ( ity; capital, 81,000,000. Wyoming Mutual Land association, of Philadelphia; cap ital, 84,600, S100 000, Death of Father Roch, of Archbald, SCRANTON, Pa., July 9.—A telegram fromm Boston announces the death of Rev, P. T. Roch, pastor of the Catholic church at Archbald, in this county. Father Koch, who had recently recovs ered from a severe illness, went to Bos ton last week to attend the ordination of one of his relatives to the priesthood. He was taken sick again with fatal results, To Call Out Coal Miners. ALTOONA, Pa., July 9.-—Forty coal miners, representing 14,000 men in the districts of Blair, Cambria, Clearfield, Center and Jefferson counties, met here and decided not to order a general sus pension of work, but to call out all miners working under the district prices, The eight hour question was postponed until Labor day, A Sensation In the Glass Trade. Prirasunra, July 9.-—James A. Cham- bers, the glass manufacturer, sent in his resignation from the wage committes Western Window Gls Workers’ Bene- ficial association, The resignation of Mr. Chambers has created a sensation in the glass trade, and the Western as- soviation is torn up over it, PENNSYLVANIA FACTORIES. Interesting 1 of the ludustrices HARRISBURG, the Hoa fing S.000 new Hoems Concerning Sos of the Keystone State, July 9, --1t is stated that company has bad to order BOM ears to accommodate its demands At the plate mill, Homestesd, num freight busing a large wer of tron plates known Com. "to be used Wir vessels, nr made, the dimensions being $0 inches wide, 120 inches long and 8 inches thick, \t Weatherly, the new silk factory of Read & Lovatt, throwsters, is pronounced of the finest establishments for it the structure be over and th plant of wind ng, doubling and spinning frames being of the most perfect adaptation, and the three rows of electric | extend m end to end, idition i ¥ il { mdi, © ine plate on tO In one purpose fein § EF fon enti ights through the room fr being } by 50 feet, unk in ie Adam and four stories higl At Easton the intended tment of capital in th stab ment of a clock At Manna mide {to t ve manufa form three | iry con cighty horse Yevor wu kets, Powe r boilers, ot POISON IN THE MEAL Eats a Preparation Intended fats, A Family tor nin tered emet cr relieved the r were vet in won half one Maude WasHinaTOoN, July 9. —The president has appoir La { X tor of ¢cnston Cooper Collector Phulladelphia OOpeT COLI er, of Now York, has beep Ter of $65,000 for the three. year old trotter Axtell, which broke the record Tuesday at Minneapolis Dr. Philip F Hrakeley, the oldest practitioner in northern New Jersey aud urgeon and physician, died of heart disease, aged 74 d Wednesday of floods at Altoshs Sherman was made one of the lents of the world's pede Op ference in London The governor of Tri decree abolishing the Save forbidding any one to en pain of severe penalties Allred Bell, son of Ba ing in Northampton coufith, ¥ standing on the side track at was run over and killed by t bound train on the New York, phia and Norfolk railroad. State department officials discredit ge rumors of ill feeling between Costa tica and Nicaragua. hag haat a Hage apd a ge init under Numerous fissures have suddenly ap- peared in the earth near Matanzas, Cuba, and have created great alarty among the inhabitants of that vicinity. Some of the fissures are 600 feet long, 24 feet wide and 20 feet deep The employes of the Catasaqua Manu. facturing company at Allentown, Pa., have had their increased 10 per cent Advices treaty of peace has been tween WALes from 8 gtate that a concluded be Mataafa and Tamasesa, sweet 17, puns away from marry her dancing Grocer Charles ppeared from the keeper is missing. Two vessels belonging to the Meozdin- bigue squadron will join the Portugese corvetle at Delagoa bay. The shah is very indignant over the stories of his roval habits published in American papers PHILADELPHIA MARKETS nos SELne-ciiy is bool Prices on the Stock, Produce and Potro eum Fachanges. Puicans t July Thi te it { ifisettiond marke! was firm. Heading ¢ weak, The : je weak dociined, and Northern | ness Lekigh Va alg Reading gz. w | N 4 ting lat pf. bs 81 N. Pac. prof ing 2d pf. 5s. 8814 Pennsyivania Heading 44 pf. fs. 04 Reading bi H. and B. T. com Lehigh Nav f H.and BLT. pf St. Paul W.N.Y.and P Market. Lotion was gulet wd for middling ap- %. I'ae. econ La The Produce PHILADELPHIA, but firm at 1184. anda, Food was irregular and dull, with liberal supplies. Winter bran ranged from $12.00 to $14 per ton, Flour and Meal “Trade in flour was quiet, but holders were firm in their views under light supplies. Sales of 800 barrels, includ. ing Minnesota clears and straights at $3.50 65.40; Pennsylvania family at $404.25; western do. at $42504.90; winter patents at £5a58.0, spring do. at $5750.25. Rye flour was quiet but steady at $3 per barrel for choles, Girain «At the 1p m. call wheat had 85g, bid for July: Sie. for August; Se. for Hep tember; Be, for October. Corn had 40. bid for July: 4c, for Augusy; 48. for Se “ ber; 4c. for October, Oats had ¢. bid for July: We. for August; Sige. for ember: $Me. for October, — The OI Market. PHILADELPIIA, July 8,00] opened at 91340. declined to ®hge, and closed at igo, New Yon, July 8,~The market opened at fide. declined to Wige., and alosed at 0144o, Barrons, July 8, Petroleum Is dail, Prrmsuvno, July 8 Petroleum is dull, Opened at $iYje., and on selling orders fell to BGG. Which PYIcH Whe Bd a4 maser July per p et i ey rue PERNBYLVANIA BTATE COLLEGE LOCATED IN ONE OF THE MOBT BEAUTI. FUL AND HEALTHFUL SPOTS IN THE ALLEGHENRY BEGION; UNDEROMINA. TIONAL: OPER TO BOTH BEXES TUITION FREE: BOARD AND OTHER EXPENSES VERY LOW, LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF BTUDY L AGRICULTURE (Three Courses) and AGRI CULTURAL CHEMISTRY: with constant i) Ustrations on the Farm and ia the labors Lary, 2. BOTANY snd HORTICULTURE: theoret) cal aud practical, Bt nis taught original siady with the micros IH CHEMISTRY: with an unusnally thorough course in the Laborstor 4. CIVIL ENGINEERING; very extensive field practice with best modern fnstruments, HISTORY; Ancient and Modern, with orig! nal investigation, LADIES’ COURSE IN . i 1 go BCIENCE; Two yea No Dirt! NoFuss! NoBackAchel! LASTS LONGER, LOOKS BRIGHTER, and makes the Shoes WEAR BETTER. 9 Don’tlet the women have all the best things, but use full and LITERATURE and 3 Ample facliities for Music, voeal and instrumental, LANGUAGE and LITERATURE; latin opuiousl,) French, German and Foglish (re. guired.) one or more continued through the entire conrse MATHEMATICH and applied MECHANIC ARTS with study, three y¢ ing and equi ’ . 0. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING: theoret! | cal aud practical, 11, MENTAL, MORAL and POLITICAL i ¥ NCE ional Law and History ONCE A WEEK FOR MEN, Fo { ONCE A MONTH FOR WOMEN,' i Ifind ita tip top Harness Dressing. WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphis gr and ASTRONOMY; pur Work bulid combining shop are COuUrse, New pres Cons iy, ei 8] Vérs Laboratory practio MY DEPARTMENT ully graded and th M Bower KE Garrely enh 'W Gross M'Cormick Gardner For Catalogue and other infos GEO, W, ATHERTON N11 THE GREAT FLOOD. ATTENTION, AGENTS. Lis termi Emtsancd sEued Hp onier i F Adams ; Barnhart | somely bow agen Harpeter Jr ao B Crawford any device yell washes perfectly Wanted dy worked and Agents Anny History 2 Johnstown Flood. Keeler 4 I have in § ! accurate H g all the lire 1 POO doubtedly be The thril of the most | & history every one will wa form. It certainly offers a sgents—& host of whom will the demand for this work ew Goods! We are now prepared to have the public call at our store and inspect our new line of goods. They were selected with the greatest care and embrace an endless variety of new designs and patterns worn daring the Fall and Winter sessons. Our line of Fancy Plads, Tricots, Fall Prints, and All- iting, are fine, and will please our early customers, and Hing rapidly, Woolen Blankets, Haps, Quilte, sand many : housands BOKIY x Chios tnut | at , BARGAINS !---.0---.SPECIAL BARGAINS and reo the special bargains we are offering in ives lower than ever, Our stock of Ready- othing, Overcoats, Gossamers, Guam Coats, is complete for themselves. Comeand see the new goods at EFlarper & Kreamer's. | Njcovraick BROS T R EB | A L IL, y A. I' R K A L 1 | Pa: DEALERS IN ALL KINDS -- FURNITURE -:.- Bed Room Suits, Parlor Suits, Side Boards, Lounges, Tables, : Bedsteads, Wood and Cane-Seat Chairs Undertaking a Specialty. FIRE! BURGLARS! THIEVES! SAFES!!! OUR VICTOR House & Office Safe Is expresely meant to supply an urgent desnand from Fareevs, lawyers, doctors, small sovckecpers, pomtmasters, vag esn awd railroad agents, Tinimatiip and County Of vials, trustees, retired business men ond families, for afirst. class fireproof, burglarproof pombination lock safe adapted in capacity and price suit their require ments. The Victor is first-class in every , WaT atited fire-prool, and constructed in the most Improved manner. We pow nse on each and every safe our pew non pickable combination lock, and inside boll work. It has sll round corners, exterior beautifully fSnished and ornamented by hand with all burnished portions mekie plated. Interior nicely fitted up with sub treasuries, book spaces, and pigeon holes, No. 1, Farmer's Safe, . 185 hs. No. 4, Postal Service and Offioe Safe, 500 he No. 2, Household Safe, . 250 iba, No. 5, County Official's Bate, ~ 136 0 Ths No, 3, Dealers and Office Safe, 600 ibe, No, 6, General Sustnes Rafe, ; 1800 Ibe We also ma nfacture a full line of Iron Treasury Boxes, also Fire Proof Bond, Mortgages and Noto Boxes, at very low prices, PRICES-We monopolize our branch of the safe business, yet we sell at prices fully % to 80 per cent, lower than other companies. Thousands of eur safes sre in tse in every state and territory, We will send free $0 any address illustrated oatalonge of suf, locks, and our full line of manufacture. Also testimonial and reference sheets, DON'T wader anf eircumstances buy safes untll you have corresponded with us, We can save you money. You w find us entirely reliable and responsible. We are Sole Owners of Patents and sole manufactures of the VICTOR SAFES. . Ww th reons against making, buying, selling or tsing safes in on our patents. Par tien Slain gon make n nity of this Toh of A ar Jing » ae of similar Am 1 po us 1st of Sry dander By wt hr V - © g Safin, Devas her 20, 8 Jum 7. ¥:. otobar 11, 1: Novetaber 1, ‘57 Octobe 2, 88, and several others pend. ng. We javie merChAstS S00 shar 10 WEG 4 Vl 8 Glib When this s1vertissmant i sat Bf She name of paper in which they find it ,ona NY GARMAN HOUSE, out crite the Court House, Bellefonte, Pa. The Hew Garmoes House ashes and is open for the new furniture belle, and all table, has arisen from it public, New bHulldins Lhrongnoul Yon HORS, elect 3 ric modern lmprovements. Good I RVIN HOUSE LOCK fh EN, PA _ B. WOODBCALOWELL, Proprietor, Termes reasonable, wood sample rcoms on first floor I USH HOUSE, J WwW. R. Teller, proprietor, Balle fonte, Pa. Special attention given to country trade, junel By HOUSE, | 0 IUNTAIRN y BELLEFONTE, PA EMANUEL BROWN, Proprietor, find The traveling community will this hotel equal to any in the county in every respect, for man and beast, and charges very moderate. Give it a trial ZBjune u ATEW BRO KERHOFF HOUS N 'JEHENRY BT ' Houma BEF Free Buss to $ Special rates BELLEFOKRTE, PA. on First Floor. from all trains, » Witnesses and jurors, G. B BRANDOX Pr on. Grood i Bam ia and {YESTRE HALL HOTEL. D.J. MEYER, Prop'r. FOR BUMMER BOARDERR AND TRAN CUSTOM, healthy locality p re mountain water, surrounded by 6 est natural scenery in the state. bel.ools and churches convenient. Terms very reasonable, l6aug tf [EX (00d Table, ST ELMO HOTEL, Nec. 817 & 319 Aveh Street, Philadel Reduced rates to $2.00 per day traveling public will still ind at dis Ho- liberal provision f« tel the same comfort. Its located in the centres of business and places of ment and different railroad depots, » as all parte of the city, are essi by Otireet Cars constantly doors. It offers special induc men 10 those visitingihecity for business © pleasure. Your patronage respectful yisolicited JOS: - FEGER*Propr ‘wtor y BCCoEslb passing the 2 ERON HOUSE, Corner Second and Market Sts. FORD & ZERVING PROPRIETORS, LEWISBURG, PA. Good Bample Rooms on Free'Bus to all Trains. Ist ficor. aagll'ss Fase BIBLE, -eATTORKEY AT LAW seliefonte, Centre Co, Pa, Office in Conrad building, opposite Brockerhoff House. aniott, rs iH ORVIS, C. M. BOWER. RL. ORVIS. O* IS, BOWER & ORVIS, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, BELLEFONTE. PA Office opposite, the Court House, on 2 floor of Faret's building. D. F. Ofllice in fonte, {LEMANT DALE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Bellefonte, Pa. Office N. W. corner Diamond, two doors from first national bank. rjan8? FORTNEY, ; Attorney-at-Law, old Conard building, Belle- J. L. Brawcren, CP. Hewes SPANGLER & HEWES, ATTTORNEYBAT-LAW, BELLEFONTE. CENTRE OO. PENNA, Special attention to collections : practice in ali the courts; Consultation in German and English OHN KLINE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BELLEFOXTE. PA Office on second floor 0 Furst’s new building north of Court House. Can be consulted in English or German, 7 n'yS4 og AMES L. HAMILL Attorney-at-Law, Office with D. 8. Keller, BEsq., North side of High street. J D. MURRAY, » Centre Hall, Pa. Dealer in DRUGR, ilar Patesn Medicines Whiskey, Brandy, Wine, and Hollas & Gin kept and sold for medicinal purposes oni. Store open every day inthe week. may CENTRE COUNT ¥ BANKING 00, BELLEFONTE, PENNA. Receive Deposits and allow Interest : Inscount Notes; Buy and Sell Government JAR BRAY ER, HUGERT, , A. BRAV 3. D. BHU President, Cashier S A. LIST, * LEWISBURG BOOK'BINDERY. All kinds of binding, at reasonable rates. New papers, magazines, pamphlets, elo, bound and re bound in Smt clase style. 1008 G. GUTELIUS. R. 8. D Dentist, Millheim. Ofe professional services to the public, * prepared to perform all operation dental profession. He is now fall» pared Lo extract teeth absolutely withe pain. my27 Wx GOHEEN, AUCTIONEER, Is prepared to sales, He has b ery successful in the and offers vices to the Dis
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