HUMPHREYS’ Dr. HUMPHREYS’ SPECIFICS are scientifically and carefully prepared preserd tions: used Tor many fonts in private factice i) 3 Sugoess, ail forqree rty yeara used by the people. very single Spe. cific 18 a special etre for the disease named. pe These Specifics cure without drugging, purg ing or reducing the system, and are in fact and deed the sovereign remedies ofthe World, = Ra 3 LIT OF PI ROIPAL NOR, CURES, Pious, Pe vers, Congestion, inflammations. ol 28 Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colle... S3iCrying Colic, ar Teething of Infants 4 Biarr en, of Children or Adults... Dysenterys Oriping, Billous Colto. ... ‘holern Morbas, Vomiting. . Coughs, Cold, Bronchitis. Neuralgia, Toothache Faceache...... Jeadaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo, yapepsia, Hillous Stomach... cel Suppressed or Painful Periods. Whites, too Profuse Periods... .. . Croup, Joust. Difficult Breathing. . malt Rheum, Ersyipelas, Eruptions. J¢4 Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains. . & PECIFIC everand A gue, Chills, Malaria. ... « Piles, Blind or Bleeding. .. ras i Riam Ophthalmy, or Sore, or Weak Eyes o Catarrh, Infoensa, Cold {a the Head Whospiva Congh, Violent Coughs. . Asthain, Oppressed Breathing. ...... Ear Discharges, Impaired Hearing . serofuln, Enlarged Glands, swelling . General Debllity, Physical Weakness 54 Dropsy, and Scanty Becretlons wen Sickness, Sickness from Riding 38h Kidney Disease. . ot Nervous Debilizy Seminal Weak. ness, or Involuntary Discharges... . 1.00 Sore Mouth, Canker... -. prinar Wen kness, Wetting Bed. . ainful Periods, with Spasm i, Diseases of the Hen FhPalpitation] » Spilensy, Spasm, St. Vitug’ Dance. . 1. et SL Joh pk hh A BAA A sb HASAN TYLA ed Sas a adapt Ww b phtherin, Ulcerated Sore Throat. ., 5§Chronic Congestions & Eruptions , Try it on your Harness, WOLFF & RANDOLPH, PHILADELPHIA Sold by Druggistz, or sent Jeipaid on receipt of pr lee. Dr. Husrnneys' MANUAL, (184 pages) richly bound in cloth and gold, mafled free. Humphreys MedicineCo. 19 Fulton SL NY. OHA NAPS ETE Sse) BLE UNLV EC A VR TEE) BW VL 0 UST EA : - HUBPHREYS VETERINARY SPECIFICS. Used by nll ownersof Horse and Cat. tle. A Complimentary copy of Dr. Humphre ya’ Veterinary Manual (300 pages) on treatnent and care of Domestic Animals—Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hoge and Poultry — Sent free. Huxruageys' Mebicise Co., 100 Fulton St, N.Y. ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD —{Phladelp and Erie Division)—on and after Nov, 10, 1859 WESTWARD, ERIE MAIL leaves Philadelphia ot Harrisburg... Montandon, Williamsport... Jersey Bhore... Lock Haven . Renovo... E55 am - arr at Erie... wees 405 pM Sunday train--Erie mall west runs also ou bun- day NEWE EXPRESS leaves Philadelphia... 430 am “ . Harrisburg i Spm 3am Sam 70am 78am 78am MADAME DEAN'S Spinal Supporting Corsets| = i0am ,12 15a 1 NIAGAHA elphis..... : burg... Are, without exception M ndon .... unsurpassed in point of a arr at Williamsport... COMFORT, BEAUTY - Lock Haven DURABILITY, FINISH RCLOYO. and CORRECT SHAPE, - K Aut and are WARRANTED | FAST LINE leaves Philadeiphi to be as represented In - - Harrisburg. every instance. Eaner- - - Montandon ... getic and reliable LADY - Williamsport AGENTS WANTED in ” Lock Haven. every town and county, to whom we offer the EXCLUSIVE AGENCY for our corsets, and the - - Montandon. most liberal inducements, - arrives st Williamsport. Write for terms at once. | gunday Train. —Williamiport Agents clear from $5 to on Sunday. : $75 weekly, $3 sample corset free to agents, iGpm Sépm EM pm W710pm ~302pm 00 pm S¥HMam Mam iam am EXpross ns also 4 arr at Renovo ass . WMBPORT EXP leaves Phlindelphia... Harrnsourg.. . EASTWARD, Terms and instructions | BEA SHORE EXP. leaves Lock Haven... 70am free, - - - Jersey Shore... 78am . - - - Williamsport... 815am LEWIS SCHIELE & C0. - " Montandon.... 217am 290 Broadway, N.T. - - Hatriibg, ad] am - Hid a. - Philadelp DAY EXPRESS leaves a 3 - - » arr al Lock Haven.......1 Williamsport... 1! - - Montandon - arr at Harrisburg eee. - - Philadeiphis..... RENOVO ACN leaves Renovo om - - lock Haven... - - FLLHAms port... cu * A > 1 - - Montandon . - EMBALMER,- » arrives at Harrisburg. - - Philadelphia... Sunday Train~RENOVO Ax ommod'n East runs on Sunday from Lock Haven, ERIE MAIL leaves Erie. -) m - " Beanovo .... BENE OSI tr Giga pUTTOUTOUOR HEHUHRBBEREE HENRY ROSSMAN, UNDERTAKER AND 3 oS RESS Tussey VILLE, PA. Lock Haven Williamsport - Montandon arr at Harrisburg. pi - Philadelphia... of Ci ffins, Caskets, Shroud Sy Sunday Train—Erie Mall cast runs also an He keeps in stock a full line v . ys 3 UTHERY EXP leaves William Moutan Harish Philadel Expriss cas y 4 LCS, CLC. CL. arr at (3 nnn) nny Sunday Train—~Southern on Bunday Erie Mall West, Niagara Express West Express East. Renovo Ao nmodation Erie Mall Eas ake close connection ai Haven with B. E. V. R. RK. Trains Funerals attended wilh Lock (l very fin € Hea rse, Erie Mail East and West connect at Erie with : trains on L. 8. & M. 8. R. R.: at Corry with BFPa& W. RR: at Emporium with BN. ¥. & PF. RR, Vijanly and at Drifiwood with A.V. E.R. LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD BELLEFONTE, NITTARY AND LEMONT R. Daily Except Bunday. Westward, PM AM AM STATIONS 05110 15 15 Hy Montandon B25 6 15 Lewisburg b 24 hi ¥y Vieksburg 41 Miflinburg 56 Milimont 7 a3iLanreiton y Paddy Mounts’ viCoburn 5% Tarby J Rising Bpring {8% Penn Cave {25 Centre Hall 32 Gregg i% 42 Linden Hall A 45 Onk Hall 63 52 Lemont is = 9 Dale Summit 16: 09 Pleasant Gap 6 10 10} § 4Axemann i6 04 515 # W Bellefonte 6 00 Additional trains leave Lewisburg for M don at 5.20 a m, 9.55 a m, 1.45p mand 7.50 p m. turning leave Montandon for Lewisburg al 9 0p m. 18pm 0 pmand 7 HH pm, R. WOOD, CHAS. E PUGH, . General Manager. Gen'l Paa'ger Ag! Fastward, AMPM P 101 1 185 w _ ; f . AY a A ¢ # Lit TTY OLE II IEE “ g - ™ 53 Gn i en B00 » ay ARERES BEBO BE 10 00 00 GA 09 48 0 BR83 Br Surora ¥ v ? GUNS, REVOLVERS, AMMUNITION Ete., Ete, A wood stock of new guns just receive ed at Deschoer's Great Central Gun Works, Bellefonte, such as Double B. L. Shot Guns, Double 8B I. Rifle and Shot Gun. Single Rifles, B. L. from $2.57 to $12, Single B, L. Shot Guns from $4 to $9, Guns for the Farmer, the Spoting Man, ardtlre Oc- casional Hunter. a -V.E-R.Y C-H-E-A-P. ALESMEN WANTED to ennvaes for the sale of Nursery Block | Bieady empio nt guaranteed. SALARY AND EXPENSES PAID, Apply stonce, stating age. Chase Brothers Company, “RoCWesTER, N.¥. | Write your name and post 10C mice Je FOR plainly on a pos. 1c al card and send to the only legitimate Sporting and Sensational paper in the country and receive ssampie copy free. Agents can make big pay and News Agents canssll this paper freely, open iy and above board. Order through News Co. only. Keturnable if not sold. ThE New YORK JLLORTRATED MEws, No. 252 Broadway, New York CALL AT THE GREAT CENTRAL GUN WORKS, BELLEFONTE. for Infants and Children, “Onstoris ia so well adapted to children that erren ron oh, a sar ore, gives shicy, sad promotes 4’ { recommend it ag superior to any prescription wibous lajurious medication. known to me." IL A. Anonen, 3D, 111 Bo. Oxtord 88, Brockiys, ¥. Y. Tug Ceravn Couvany, 198 Walton Btreck, X.Y. WILD WESTERN WIXD A Howling Hurricone Through Colorado, Sweeps A TRAIN BLOWN FROM THE TRACK The Lives of the Twenty Imprisoned by Fir recs Railroad Te ftownrd Athos Passengers Impeorilied Mown Down and ne lke Buried in Sand-=The num Conipany nti tue snow, DENVER, Jan. 20 and slecpm press which were bi Lie wn Car of near Monument rican caught fire, Satur aud Loy looked as though the passengers wonld 2. : effort ail sUcCee finmes In Among the accident is Agent Zimmaorm road It is report eral ratirond by bein blown over report iI% not con i that grading ined sand Covered A terrible storm orado all Saturd Denver's str parted from mn ports from divi De the worst the Santa I Worth wore m section men fills the cut of* the heavi throu Haildiae A telephone said that m stroyea their houses and brush The gale reached tou. Buildings ¢ and sidewalks | through the air of the situation, mountain Peak with two change of win and no mountain re hotel and ol anda ciliz Detw and fearful nies fing Severe Snow Seorms in Idaho DexveER, Jan. 27.— Heports {re are that the worst s season has beon 2 { Friday afternoon all through the le tory. The Utah Northern rain completely blo ‘ked again and a stock and dered side over, The worse condition t it was repori that the fast mai tun for the § Howard At been gotten vg 1 1dal nOow raszing Ce roiling motive frac {¢ Pro been or ad orm rad tl i an were on the was their threwd of fortunate tra not likely fo Nothing can health or cond very unpleasar t shape NELLIE BLY She Pols a Girdle 72 Days New Y globe girdle pl ted her @ ond hours during miles, Miss Bly reached . Pe nnayivania TRITOSG, afternoon and was gn tion by a crowd ionds anid admires which had gathere y 2 reet the trafn stoppxd Miss Biy sie the platform and was promj gly timed PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 24 A Pennsvl vania girl it was thal 3 omplished the eat of Iw anh and nmiinuts her tras els a dist ie Hey _— Pecos as | i mR, as A ti cumnavigator vation sigh the as onls is iven ti nt-elect or 0 a great popular presidential candi date. She finished the journey with KELLIE BLY, out mishap or ili ness, and modestly entered into the en. thusiasm that thousands showed at Har risburg. Lancaster and Philadelphia and frankly acknowledged she en oyed it A reporter greeted her on the sleeping car Ilion at Harrisburg, Miss Bly hac just arisen, having remained up the night before until she had passed through Pittsburg. That's my old home, you know,” she said, “and jf there had only been one person at the station to greet me 1 should have remained up to greet him.” A crowd of 1,500 persons crushed through the gate. The newspaper men were out in force with floral gifts and Miss Bly kept them waiting a moment or two before opening her stateroom door. When she did, the throng found a pleasant faced young woman, just a trifle above the average height, very slender in figure, about 38 years of age’ Miss Bly's real name is no longer a secret to the world at large. She is Elizabeth Cochrane, of Pittsburg, and a daughter of Associate Justice Coch: rane, of that city. Her brother, A. P. Cochrane, is in the rubber business, a predids ’ The Late Adam Forepaugh. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24.—-The death of Adam Forepaugh, which occurred at his residence, 1612 Green street, re- moves the only circus manager who could be regarded as a serious rival of P. T Raritin. The cause was pneu- monia. superinduced by Ia s. He had been ill but a Th, SED Mr. Forepaugh is survived by a widow and one son, Adam Forepaugh, Jr., who will inherit the immense circus property. Miuere Adopt 4 Constitution Coruspus, O., Jan. 27 ~The proposed constitution was ado tod ~~ Nae tional Miners’ association but few changes from the draft reported by the Sotto to mini, cro a Avid wo mining tory ed into swenty.one aon, - xn NEWS EREVITIES, some time ago | arrested in Michigan on suspicion of being the notorious Mrs. Bender, has | become insane in the jail at Oswego, | Kun, The secretary of the treasury has | made the following appointuents in the | internal revenue serf®ice: James 8, Kerr, gauger, Twenty-third Pennsyl vania district; Jacob l. Nisley, store- keeper, Ninth Pennsylvania district; J. i. Windolph, gauger, Ninth Pennsyl- | vania district, i There were 127 deaths from influenza in London during the past week, | The duke of Veragua, the new Span- | ish minister of finance, is a lincal de! wendant of Christopher Columbus, The York presbytery continued the debate on the confession of faith, Mrs. Day, who wa % New ' All grades of Roller Flour con- stantly on hand, at whole- sale to dealers and at retail. \ ‘general strike of the green glass blowers in Pittsburg and throughout the entire western district is threatened. is four feet of snow in Nevada soven feet on the w ighboring i There ity and ’ nis, The rumor of the pope's death widely circulated in Europe proves 10 have been utterly unfounde i Ti Con will hold an | in Belfast next | ervatives ass meeting Ahe is reported to be anxious | and quit the baseball busi- | of the dead In a treet Car, 8. fe) president ; i All grades of Chop. been rans selan fame, has ME n exile Of #X a rumor of at Duenos Ayres hild fought a duel | Liuoy near Paris in wounded, i Hubbard before His was made a | long argument the house judi- ciary committee mnopposition 0 the in- | ternational copyright bill, Mr. Hubbard i said that the works of American authors | were to-day published in England as | the works of English authors. | and appeats at | Granulated Corn Meal of the constitution Wment aw larged f error upheld Bayard ass the sans thie finest grades. house comunitiee on ways Congressman Butterworth od in favor of his bill for commer inl reciprocity with Canada. The New York legislature deferred | until Tuesday action on the bill author- | izing the city of New York to issue $.0,- (00,000 guarantee bonds for the world's i fair of 18592, | Rev, T. De Witt Talmage and his wife | are passengers on the Cunard line steamer Aurania, which sailed from | Liverpool for New York. i H. Lounsbery, charged with i the New York posto fli died | shot wound. The inner | nt in the safe was opened in of the bondsmen, who say ves them from responsibility. » MOneY Was found rould give one George H rob from his pists : ANE reason | i VOre t the on of | Bran, fine and coarse. 1 a eulogy ferson Academy Music, Richmond St. Petersburg | been invited to Holland and France wundary line between French Guiana, and Sari i ruana Cable advices from gate that the czar bas LWoen ys thie In regal Lave iwewed at Cannes ‘ be great dissen {i fTerent sections of the return and die sinters ilk Le Palmer before gUpreme sweetheart some sentenced to deal In smatenr races al commence as soon as the for Lhe purpose skating three-fourths interest fo a that & eh show has beer | for S800 0 COAL, always on hand, Hard, Soft Woodland, * all sizes, of Blale and Cen pur Masonic t corner yort hens Lau has projected and EO. $100 0 temple. Kaiser observed |i Wilbelmn's 31st birthday was guieth) nn Beri fi. Fanikner, the Danville bank wrecker, died at Cannserga, N. ¥ Gon. Lester yard destroyed two vill reach S100.000, Logansville, Cal, buried a s of the inmates were killed, Gen, Radetzki died at Odessa. He was one | of the heroes of Shipka asa, which was #0 ' gallantly held by the Russians against the | Turks in 155 i the Kittery Mings ownlide at se and tw Fire In BAYS The loss THE MARKETS. i Prices on the Stock, Produce and Peo | trolenm Exchanges. PRILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-The market was firm. Pennsylvania was strong. advancing per cent. Reading was strong early in the day, but afterwards declined. The preference income bonds were strong. Lehigh Valley and Lehigh Navigation were firm. Following were the closing bids: Lehigh Valley E% Reading gm. ae N. Pac. com 4 Reading ist pf. 5s, Wu N. Pac. ptf "i Reading 3d pl. Se. 8056 Pennsylvania Bile Reading 3d pf. a. 4 84 TERMS, for Flour, Feed and Coal, Strictly Cash. id Reading ig H. and B. T. com. Labigh Nav 5it4 H.and B. T. pf. 8¢. Paul. , 70M W.N.Y.and P New York Produce Markel. New Yong, Jan. #1. State and western four weak; moderate demand: low extras $15 city mills, $4.00 4% city mills patents, $4655.95, Wheat- Slow ledge. vary, 8ige.; February, # 13.100.; May. SI0A0.; June, Mi4e.; July, $5055 3.100. August, S484 5-160. December, igasie. Barley—Firm: state, 520058c.; western, = 63c.; Canadian, S0@75e. Corn—-Quiet and weak; mixed western, fiasie. Oats Quiet and easy; state, 200550.; west Beef Quiet: plate, §7.75(38; extra mess, $7. Pork -Quirt and steady; new mess, $1.50 15 old mess, $I0.I@ITH extra prime, $0.500510. Lard--Quiet aud steady; steam rendered, Eggs Firm and quicter; state and Pennsyle vania, 1741740. western, 1001700. south ern, 18170, The OI Market, lower and easy: Jan- #50; March, SMB All kinds of grain wanted aud cash paid for same. FRE PERKSYLVANL A £TATE COLLEG LOCATED IN OKE OF THE MOBT BEAUTI FULL ASD HEALTHFUL 8POTS IN THE ALLEGHERY REGION; UNDENOMINA- TIONAL: OFES TO BOTH Bi TUITION FREE: Ad OTHER YXPENSES LOW LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF BTUD Y. 1. AGRICULTURE (Theres Courses) and AGRE COLTURALCHERISTRY; wilh tant i lustrations on the Farm and in the Labors tory. 2. BOTANY and cal and pract onl study with the micr 8, CHEMISTRY, wit thorough cones CIVIL EE } sractice w HORTICULTURE; thooretl. it ght original nal investigalio LADIES COU} (SATERATURE and SCIENCE; Two yeas Ample facilities for Music, voes! and insprumental LANGUAGE and LITERATURE options ¥ i, &» i 8 Lavin nish (re quired.) ous OF MOTE ¢ sitinued through he entire omirse MATHEMATIOR aud and applied MECHARIC AR g shop with study, throe ¥ » ing and equip MECHARICAL ENGINEERING; U cal and practics 11, MENTAL, MORAL ENCE: Constitutional Political ¥x vy, el INCE ASTRONOMY 210. eye and POLIT! law a AL § fist ryry History, instruction thooreti- siding each arm ofthe Mert Ney Bound, 1 bs Heat eu A Yery I COuree, thE ex. tensive Laboratory practice. PREPARATORY = DEPARTMENT yeRrs- caref ¥ Wh a + > €anld Weich 2 5106.08. wikery wilh NY srg ¢ tine of Kl conse hold : kn 5 fy wrod R J i oa cars from BOO 1 HOO por werk sud spwards. Addrows Stinson & Co., Box 812, Portland, Maine. MANHOOD How Lost, How Restored 3 i { x Lition may be privately and radi Aa This lovture every yo ment post paid, on receipl stamps. Address Rey on © ang ‘ER ¥ Vo medic MEDICAL WELL HE CUL Anns. N iy. CO. U ed Ee by oy v Te ” £ TIRELEES TOLER FOR TRADES Yours, anxious to please, Ep. IL. HUNTLEY, Atk your dealer for Bd. L. Hauliey & Co.'s HONEST CLOTHING if our ¢ 4 aro pot io the hands of some STOREREEPER in your section, you oan PEO. CURE THEM from the BEST ENOWN and largest Man -ORDER Wholesale CLOTHING Horse fn the world, at joes that will MAKE YOUR eves snap and KEEP YOU guessing bow we can afford TO DO IT. If your DEALER doos nob keep our goods, send 10 us and we WILL fun nish you a Suit or Overcoal, express or mail paid, on receipt of price. Ws will win and hold jou patronage if you try us with an order! We ve built > this immense business by our PAINSTAKING methods, snd by doing by oll ers a8 we would be dope by. Ep. L. Hostiey & Co., Style Originators, In ordering Suits or Overcoats obser strictly following rules for mossure. ment: Broast measure, over vest, close up Nhe der arms, Waist measure, over pants, Inside leg measure, from crotch to heel References Ist National Bank of Chk eago, capital $5,000,000; Contineniad Natoma Bank of Chicege, capital $2,000,000, urers and Wholesale for Men, Boys and Children, Market St , Chicago, il. P.O. Box 66% YANKEE KING ARTHUR'S COURT smal boon. A Kian” amit Ak po ’ - " ey Gaupliad HL i Lele 1505 _ RCENTS WANTED ram or alia lof Mrniksig HOU: JANDS «» DOLL ARS . r ». La AAR , 4 Kurtz & Son.
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