HUMPHREYS’ Dr, HUMPHREYS Srecirics are scientifically and carefully vrepared prescriptions ; used for many years in private practice with su id for over Airy years used by the people. ver) single Spe cific Is a special cure for the disease named, These Specifics cure without drugging, purg- ing or reducing the system, and are in fact and dead the sovereign remedion ofthe World, LIST OF PRINCIPAL NOS. CURES, ruc ons. 1} Fevers, Congestion, inflammations 2LiWorms, Worm Fever, Worm Colio, .- 4 Crying Colle, or Teething of Infants 3 Dinrr hen, of Jhildren or Adults sic hoiors a Morbus, Vomiting Coughs, Cold, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Toothache Faceache. jeadaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo Brevepain, Hilious Stomach. Wek reseed or Painful Periods... tos, too Profuse Periods . 0 No ‘ough, Difficult Breathing . wait ihe um, Ersvipelas, E ruption 8, Rheunmatism, Rheumatic Pains oh ni “ i — a Fever and Piles, A gue, Chills, i or Bleeding Opbthalmy, or Sor , OF Weak Eyes .; Catarrh, influens old in the Head 1] Whoopiag ( ough, Vid fent Cx Asthma, Oppressed Breathing Ear Discharges, Im} 1 Hearing soerofula, Enlarged G nnd, Swe ftieneral bith i We Dropsy, am wea Micke Kidney Dine: nae Ne rvs sus Debility - w Madara SEN frexd 2% dated a FAISA ty sore Mouth, tunry Weakne Painful Periods, with 8; Diseases of the He art,P alpttationt 00 Epilepsy, sp 5, St. Vitus’ Daves. 1.00 Diphtheria, Ulcerated Sore Throat. 30 Chreaic {'ongestions & Eruptions 50 py wea ts, or sent postpaid on receipt Ds HUMyHREYS' MaxtUar, (144 pages) ound In cloth and gold, mailed free, Humphre v8’ MedicinaCo.109 Fulton St, NY. EE SE BLEUE SLE [14% RO HUTHREYS VETERINARY SPECIFICS, Used by nll ownersof Horse and Cate tle, A Complimentary o« Dr. Humphreys’ etorinary Jo ual (00 pages) on treatment and ¢ ye of Domestic Anima ls— Horses, Cattle, Sheep, g Poultry — Sent free. HUNrHREYS MEDICINE Co., 19 Fulton St, N. Y. py of TO CONSUMPTIVES The nundersigred having been restored | to health bv si after snffars ing for several vears + severe lung | affection, and that Con sumption, is ake known | to his fellow snff ans of eure, | To those who heerfully { send (free i } scription used, which they wi sure cure for « onsumption, As thma, Catarrh, Bronchitis an al I nog Maladies UH | sufferers will try is Remed invainab e Thos desiring th n, which will cost thems noth MAY prove a idre-s Rev. EpwaRrD amshurg, Kir uple means, find al throat i \ bhiegsing, wil A. Wins | New] UR County HENRY ROSSMAN, U NDE} AND EMBALMER,.- TAKER | Burial Robes, £0) Funerals attended wilh 17 fine Hearse. One of the . racopes in the world. Our facilities are sasgualsad, xod bo introdues cus tor goods we will ses as 5 ONE FERSON in each los ue at on the chance. Al onl maks sure o you hare tod end of the ele. of it redaced te the Bfieth part of ia balk. Tt is a grand. doable sine tele. 8 large an an toe We will aise show you bow yog ean take from s B10 » day af least, from the start, with out experience as write at ones. We pay all express charges Address, HALLETT ACO, Bia 8 . PORTLAND, Matra Si 1 SS Week. he POLICH GA CETTE will be t dregs in ONE DOLL AR ma ALY ype ON i i ee 0000 BLACKING And clean your Shoes WITH A SPONCE in place of a Brush, EVERY Housewife EVERY Counting Room EVERY Carriage Owner EVERY i ifty Mechanic EVERY Body able to hold a brisk K one IK vas 4 =| HAD ven, WILL BTAIN OLD 4 NEw FURNITURE WILL STAIN GLASS AND CRINAWANE WiLL STAN Tinwans ame Will Stain YOUR Duo Basxere . Sains WiLL STAIN Bany' s Coacn AND WOLFF & BANDOLPE, Fhiladeiphia. Ak tn Drug, Paint and House Purnlahing Borm, La) N Tarnish at the ol —— } —(P hI adelp -on and after Nov, 10, 1589 WESTWARD, adelphia Harrisburg. Montandon ' Rnsport a Jersey Shore " lock Haven, Renovo... Erie... mail west ry ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD and Erie Division) 112% pm w adam , 8% am we 1 108m « 4 opm 1 also on Bun are at Erie 40am Dam ,1012am i110am 121 0pm Suns phia.... farrisburg. Montandon . Williamsport... arr at Lock Haven layjTrain—News Expross, runs Any, also on S50am Harrisburg....... 12 15a m Montandon ...... 2G sam arr at Williamsport... 405 pm Lock Haven....416pm Renovo...... olbpm Kane. «80pm ieaves Philade iphia. 10pm Harrisbe idspm * AST LINE | . Lox X apa n. arrat Renovo Ww M3 PORT EXP leaves Phliadel ARITISDN - Montand " arrives at Wil liamsport. Sunday Train, ~Willismiport Express runs also on Sanday. EASTWARD, leaves Lock Haven. Jersey Bhore.. - Willi AD ort... . Monta vo wd arr at Harrisburg Philadelphia... leaves Kane nada Rear novo Upppee DAY EXPRESS > fofinfefe EEBEES SDUPEPEPEREBEHEBEEEEEN . RENOVO AON] wre youyw Sunday Trai dry MAIL ge -RENOVO At on ERIE rE ewTw > » 8 on San Erie Mail West, Niagara Express West, and Da Express East. Re novo Ace wodation East & Erie Mall East make close connection st Lock Haven with B. E. V. E. KR. Trains, Erie Mall East and West connect al Erle with trafnson LE AM SRR. stCorrywithB P& with B.N. Y.& PF. RR, Y R R. oop at INT? Ni , NITTANY AND LEMONT R.R Daily Except Sunday. er pd 0 b Paddy Mountain 52H oburn & Zerby 10 Rising Spring 18 {Penn Cave Centre Hall 33 Greg 42 Linden Hall 8 48 Oak Hall i8 52 Lamont iS 58 Dale Summit 9 00 Pleasant Gap in 10} i? I4lAzemann ie 04) ® Bellefonte 6 00 2% As A ditional trains leave Law isburg for Monten. don at5.20am, 955 am, 1.45p m. and 7.1 turwi ug isave Montandon for Lewisburg Talo 20 i: m. 1.2 LP 600 pmand 7 46 pm, CHAS. E PUGH, J. R, WOOD, General Manager, Gen'l Pm'gor Ag ¢ + New Goods | 306 00 00 06 08 8 wh wd at NESE ERRENNRLERE RENNES hey were selected Wool Buiting, are fine, are selling rapidly. other goods. SPECIAL BARGAINS !---- Woo'en Alls Blaokets, Haps, Quiits, and many O----SPECIAL BARGAINS Cashimeres:; prices lower than ever, Our stock of and will ganas k for themselves, EIarper Comeand see the new goods at SZ Ereamer's. “Oastaria is 50 well adapted to children that { recommend it aa superior to any proscriplion mown tome” HL A. Amcmen, M.D, 311 80, Oxford 8%, Brooklyn, X, ¥ , ot Ri ri, Baca, a BE gives sleep, and promotes 4° injurious medicstion, HIS NAME 15 MUDD. But He Fills the Seat arated by Congressman Compton, HOW BLAIR'S BILL WAS 3S 4 IT JALAL The Yote In Detail on the Hdaoal wad Bill Edmunds - Mr. Const Defends It tionality Complon fells the House He Is Rewdy for the Guillotiae and His Head Holls Into the JHaskot WASHINGTON, of Representatives Maish, of Penns: massed for a publi pa at a hint of cost o The house then resim of the Mudd-Compton case and was addin the sittin After reviewn case he March 21 ! on Ivins buh uber, in hb the COT wunt to Line 18 this 18 #0 the ¥ i he falls with th protest on his oes 13 squirm. | that kind of how to ‘crook the knee that ing."’ The majority resolu Mudd entitled to the yeas, 154; nays, [45 appeared and Ook amid much applaus On motion of Mr 1 o'clock took the the unfinished busin sented the molion as (without reference consultation whatever was not in charge ol business, He said that | notice and govern himself Mr. Bate took occasion to school system of Tenpesses Blair had Aspersed, vii ddd the debate. He said he looke education of the eolored solution of the race gues The senate then pro upon the bill and mn first vote was upon offered by Mr. Moo iy to the effect that the il the Indians shall be culations. Mr. Blair ssid tha no objection to the amendment Mr. Edmunds took the op speaking to the amendmen defend the constituti He asserted that there legal obstacle in the « tall, He favored the ball! it would have upon the also upon the south fatter it would between the ignors telligent aristoc amendments we » The senate then the third reading an the bill, When the and it was wi ¢ tho si Lin REED DRRikedt tail that the rie thrill may i grant tion at to 10s Ing onsti tut kn again vote from motion to re then announ follows Yeas -RH Chand Evarta Mitche ler, Wils Colquit aye Pasco, Pugh NAYS pu Mazon, Farwell, Ingalls, Jones Sawyer, saat crats Bate, | Cockresd, Coke Harris, Jones of Payne, Reagan, Walthall and Wilson stad] Mr. Blair entered a m oti n sider, ean, Sp : ferry. Bia Faulkner Arkanss CONGRESSIONAL Sammary of Proceedings in Senate and Hons Watnisoros rat Kosaia held that the : Session. J ¥ eli the senate rever Mr. Daniel spoke in favor The urgent deficiency app taken up and a agreed fo, The house passed the bill author superintendent of the Chinese residents of took oi the decision of bon sme opriat number of hin ing 12 census to ennm the United to vach a descriptive ert tiillca shall hers { the right of au t & Coun YW oanm poOtied in i alter I pers try ox, March 19, Mr ie senate a subs tits trust hill with the alleged fontures eliminated, Consideration nrgen it deficiency bill was continue o'clock, Mr. Hawley Lion to the Bisir bill and Moo Chandler argued briefly in port eral pubic nilding bilis were passed ie bon ine mimit of the whole dis. sed Lhe pepsion appropriation bill Wasnnnorox, March 20. Mp, O'Neill (Fa) presented the remonstrance of business men of Philadeiphia against the increase of duty on oranges and Jemona, Mr. Cooper culled up the cont sted case of Mudd va. Compton. The case was debated and pending a vole the Louse adjourned in the senate Mr. Plerce, Mr. Call and Mr Evarts sade speeches on the educational bill and Mr. Voorhees spoke at length on his reso. lution un agricultural depression, which be attributed to the prevailisug hich tariff Wasnineron, March 27, - Tae house, after an extended partisnn debate, passed the pens slon appropriation Gill, A bill for the retire. ment of Gen. Fremont was passed. At last night's sension fifteen private pension bills were passed. Mr. Bherman addressed the senate in favor of Lis trast bill. Messrs. Vest and Hiscock sympathized with the objects of the bill, but believed it unconstitutional. Mr. Blair moved to reconsbder the vote on the edu- entional bill, which motion Mr. Ingalls moved to Jay on the table, Wasninoros, March 24. After long debate the senate 4 Good a bill appropriating $30, oo for a fe building at San Diego, Cal ‘Altogether about fifty Wills ware passed, most of them private pension bills, After unimporiant business the house lis. toned to eulogies of KE. J. Gay, late a member from Louisiana, Wass isoron, March 28.-The urgent des ficiency bill was reported back in the house with certain ments which were non- conference was ting $1,200, k in the District and went over as resolutions Powers, the ile~ Ra ro contestants, bill Mr. * Alliance Sherman re ite for his antl anconal ity whet spoke in Messrs, ita su iy and Hava toe Cos The cass pany New York E Ward Lariaton boristog Wash. the « three bodies were found harred of two men and « femaine ne WoInan. THE MARKE TS Prices on the Stock, Produce and leunm Exchange. PHILADELPHIA, March 24 was steady. Lehigh Valley d Lehigh Nav quiet. There was some demand for Huntin don and Broad Top ferred, and th advanced, Philadelphia and Erie was sti Heading wes dull and firm and the mortgage 43 and preference income were strong. Lehigh Valley. N. Pac. com N. Pac. pf. Pennsylvania Reading. Lehigh Nav St. Paul The igation ng onda leading g. m. 68. K3 Reading Ist of. Sa, G4 Reading 24 pf. fa. $74 Beading 8d pf. m. 30 H.and B.T. com ~ Hand B T. pf. 42% W. N.Y.and P ® 2 1-16 big fig New York Produce Market New Yonrx, March 26. -State and western flour quiet and firm, low extras, $2.15@2.65 eity mills, $4.2500.50; city mills patents, $4.76 @5.15., Wheat No. 2 red slow; Wise. lower, eany] May, SSLLB8ET40. June, BISGST $16c.: July, jo; August, SOM ce. December, Barley Dull: state, 46@50c.; western, 40 Be. Canadian, 57@80c. Corn--No. 2 dull; }@¥c. lower, easy; mixed western, 330 Wie, Oats--No, 2 dull and steady: state, 240 Be.; western, ZU, Beof Firm. fair demand; plate, $7.7534 25.; extra mess, $71.0567.75. Pork--Quiet and unchanged: new mem, LO0EL2; old mess, $I0.26010.75; extra prime, 10 Slow and easy; steam rendered, Eggs Firm ond unchangod: state and Pennsylvania, gos western, W440 1d; ie ge. The Ol Market. PrinansLenia, March 24-00 opened at He. declined to 80, and closed nt Bile, Premnu March 24. Market opened at declined to Be, and | | LA ATED i8 OF {| FUL stantly on hand, at whole to dealers and at retail All grades of Chop. coarse. 1 CO: AL, always on hand, Hard, Soft Woodland, all sizes. and for Flour, Feed and Coal, Strictly Cash All kinds of grain wanted aud cash paid for same. Kurtz & Son. “TEE TIRELES Yours, anxious 0 B lenge, Ep, I. Bosriey. Asxk your dealer for Ed 1. Hantiey & Co.'s HONEST CLOTHING 1 THEM 1 ng Man Om: En Wh a Le world, sl prioes eves Bnng i KEE] EE 1 BSord 30 2 keep on key po ED. L HUNTLEY & co. Manulach urers and Wholesale Dealers in Clothi for Men, Boys and Colidresy 122 and 1 Market St , Chicago, lil. P. 0. Box 662 DRS. STARKEY & PALEN’'S Treatment By Inhalation. bY niin i Bertoni iol NOT A DRUG 4 #580 Hach Supe, Philad'a, Pe, For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Hey Fever, tiead- ache, Debiinty, Bhenmatism, Neoral- gia sod all Chronic and Nervous Dhisors ders, sn — “The original and « yen Treatment, i been using for the ia adjustment of the eler gen -'y and t od and made port word, ¥ genuine Compound Ox. Star key & Palen have 3 ears, isa scienti Oxygen and N nd is 50 copdsuss able that it is sent ail over the rrtdazed a——— — Drs. Starkey & Palen have the to the following named wel bave tried thelr treatment Hon Wm. D. Kelley, Member of Congress, Phils, Rev, Victor LL. Oodrad. BEd. Lath. Observer, Phila, Rev, Chas. W, Cushing, D, D., Rochester, X. ¥Y Hon Wm. Penn Nizon, B4. IntenOoean, Chicago W. H. Worthington, Ed. New South, New York Judge HP. Vrcoman, Quenemo, Kan. Mra Mary Livermore, Melrose, Mass, Mr. E. C. Knight, Philadelphia Mr Frank Siddall, Merchant, Philadelphia. Hon, W, W_ Schuyler, Easton, Pa E. L. Wilson, 858 Broadway. N. Y., Ed. Ph. Photo, Fidelis M. Lyon, Waimea, Hawaii, Bandwich Is Inverness, Bootland Alexander Ritchie, Mrs. Manuel V. Ortega, Vresnillo, Zanoateons, Mex Mrs. Emma OQooper, Utils, Span. Honduras, © A 4. Cobb, Ex