CRUMBS OF COMFORT The Suprema Coane] is Lavish f Encouraging Phrases BUT DEOQLI NES 1 TO ORDER A STRIKE The Terre Haute Manifesto Gives Unqualified Approval to the Strike, Denounces Webb and bxtols Pows but the Let Alone ~— derly’'s Conduct, of L Are Their Fight Pleased, TERR HAUTE, Kant Laaar Knights thor to Continnoe Webb Well Ind., Aux. 26.—The bread and Order of aske tha own as the ith a stone, * pone Manifesto, railvond, he Philadel Walter Webb is trages every nd if gen. reduce graded cone ie employ. murs snd and ums rk and other tied to ared t for thei se they have d and his rues strike tr Webb h 0 a little athority, have used th r to degrade their the efforts now Webb to destroy the ould, wers the ¢ be made to destroy engineers, Bremen, conductors, and switchmen, and if uns i # only a question of time when a simi. r effort will be made to seal the fate of her labor organizations, That H. Walter Webb, by the course he ba pursued towards the Knights of Labor aid the representatives of labor organiza tions, has shown a total disregard of those principles of citizen novereignty dear fo every American wor of the name, and considers ing only his oy power and the corporate power of the company he represents, his acts, which speak louder than words, say, in the BAR age of W, H. Vanderbilt, once the autocrat of the New York Central, “The pub- lie be damned.” 5. H. Walter Webb secks to support his are rogant attitude toward working men and fabor organizations by assuming that the New York Central and Hodson River rail road is private property and that his acts in the treatment of his employes is no matter of public concern; that he ean with impanity discharge men and remand them to idleness and poverty and render them homeless wan. derers without giving any resson or explana. tion whatever for his conduct, disregarding the fact that the corporation for which he plays autocrat fs a thing created by laws, In the making of which the men he seeks to degrade have a voles which, once unified, will bring his corporation to the bar of jus. tice, where Lis millions or the other millions hin represents will cease to be potential in directing questions of right. In view of thetoregoing facts, the supreme council puts upon its record the unanimous aud unqualified approval of the strike on the New York Central and Hudson River ral road for the causes set forth by T. V. Pow. De the orgs Hecosd- Ar ¥ ueriy, general master workman, as aiso the efforts made by Mr. Powderly to bring the strike to an honorable termination. In this general expression of approval of the action of the Knights of Labor the course of Vice President Webb is as wnequivoecably cons demned. The power of the supreme council in the matter of the strike has besn exerted to ald the Knights of Labor through their represen tatives to secure the recogoition of their order by the officials of a rich and powerful corporation, Kingmen, the victims nutoeratic a hearing, and to such other wera n ie r the « tO secur ar wor if power, offices as demonstrat. thereby alding to a In to perform Kindly proses Ireinsiance Yinjuatl and good will, 4 iw tol ne the strike sof right ant $ Justia ’ Vili ire, wl Walter We the supreme fact that the ide of | is Bo wm fi= 34) Vik ¥e ayes do pir. done to aid the Hity Par. BOW Known 10 4% ri ir ne coun the In LHEFONA pon and, i seeks to ami. mid just i% COtie tiroad sented, pettlee could Wis othing red iabor. bor will ne Ww but litt tle CONGRESSIONAL RESUME. of the National Legislators at Wa sab gt an, The house agreed the sundry civil oniate amendment wil, Me O'Nelll, of need the death of Repre. and, after adopting the regret, the house ad- Aldrich he tarl®y proposed that bill be closed meion thereafter tHe accepted a by Mr. Gorman to Jand take a vote umd objected to the pro- { the matter went over. Mghnthouse tower on nin, wae passed with a lighthouse appropria- as amendments, MARKETS. days d minute ra nggesied ate Sept. THE on the Stock, Produce Petroleum Exchanges. Ang. 25.~The relass Prices and market was Pennsylvania was firm. nd Lehigh Navigation were i Heading was firm. The bonds were very dall Following are the closing bids: flebigh Valle 3 Reading g. m. 4s N. Pa: Reading Ist pf. fa, 50 . Pac, Reading 24 pf. Sa 51 Peansyivanis Ha Heading &d pf, 5s. 41 Reading Winnie H&B T. com MY Lahig 14 H&BT pf hy St. | WE WNYE&P "4 New York Produce Market. New Yon, Aug 5H -Siate and western flour strong Dairly active; low extras, $3.356 & city mills, $510505.0% city mills, patents, 80. 7006.50, a1 %e. de Wheat-No. 2 red dull; lower: weak; foreign houses selling: September, $1.00 @L1% October, $1099 1.110: December, $1.10 S160: May, $1101 Barley Out of stock. Corn- No, £ depressed, dull; No. 2 0% Me. stenmer mixed, Wee, No, 1 dali, easier; state, $2000; west- Wha, Onls #rn, ¥ Beef «Dull, flea; plate, $167.00; extra mess, Park Steady, dull; mess, $1250612.75; ex: tra prime, $100510.50, Lard Firm, quiet; steam rendered, $8.75. Egge—Fancy firm and in demand; state and Pennsylvania, 2c; Canadian, 193%. western, 1816006 The Ol Market, PHuADELPAIA, Aug. 5, -O0il opened st Wige, and closed at ¥ie, Premssuna, Aug, 2, Marked opened wonk; noon, Sj, fi the workd for Inks hare HENRY ROSSMAN, UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER,- TussevVviLLE, Pa. ee tl} inn He keeps in stock a full line of Coffins, Caskets, Shrouds, Burial Robes, etc., etc. ron cmme (J sos Funerals attended with i I-Blacking ressing a very fine Hearse. s the finest I Dl — 8 Pe phar Kitchen Press Soo what can be done with A PAINT THAT OME CAN BEX THMOUAN, woLry & RANDOLPH, 1% ¥¥) FEET OF white pine and walnut Jt ale at Tusseyville, in any dev worked free {Mention 1 Mayl JoBs KL INE, . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office on second fl building north of ( consulted in English JAM SL. HAMILL Atiorn Office with D. B side of High street ¢ to Antique Oak. 28¢, worth of PILADELPHIA FA r time from ba Curse oy ers wanted, CURE RANTEED. Philadelphia. SUGAR MAVPL} ber, boards 4c BO J, HORVI] Cc. M i “BOW ER & ATTORNEYR-AT-LAW, BELLEFONTE, PA » opposite the Conrt Hos Furst's building. FORTNE), Altorney Conard D. Office in old DALE FTORMNED AT- LAW : - INTE. CENTK . PENNA, r, Ea. Or pecial attention bedi practior in a s and Ex igiish is where you c tock ADE CLOTHING - 2 itthe Cieapest have to an imme se HIS TAKE ounters for other goods. ANTAGE OF THIS OFFER ! d anything in the line of ou nec or GROCERII my place. 1al +S, you will never go wrong in it will pay you. Come and see me— pring COBURN, PA. Summer ! Jue sims dIl( 0 0 It comprises a great varies SPRING : AND : SUMMER : STYLES, A full and complete stock of { recommend it ag known to me." A Slarmoom, Erortaton, vos sloep, and promotes di- ta Tun Cowvavn Convaxy, 182 Fulton Street, N.Y. HUMPHREYS’ Di HUsPuneys' Brecavios sre selentificslly snd carefully prepared prescriptions ; ust used for many yours lu private practice with sucoess and for over thirty years used by the people, Every single Hp cific is n special cure for the disease named, , Thee Specifics cure without drogging, purg ing or reducing the system, and are in fact and deod the sovereign remedies of the World, LIST OF PRINCIPAL BOS, CURRS, PRICES, 1 overs, Congmtion, inflammations, , 4 i » arms, Worm Fever, Worm Colle. 5% ‘ryin 4 - Colle, or Teething of Infants 2! Pia rrhen, of Children or Adults ol nter WH y Griping, Billous Colic m1 ° ern Maorbus, Vomiting or Cough. Cold, Bronchitis. Sol vearnligin, Tooth he Vaceac he jj endac hes, Blok Headache, Byavevain, Billous Stomach WELrcamed or Painful Periods. ten, Loo Profuse Periods . oS Cough, Difficalt Breathing i ve Ye rifgo 3} Croup Afsult Hheum, Ernyipelas, Eruptions. , : SER beumutinm, Hheumatic Pains ever aud gne, Chills, Malaria. Piles, Hind or Bleeding . Ophthalmy, or Sore, or Weak Eyes » 4 50 Cntarrh, Influenza, Cold in the Head L560 Whooping Cough, Violent Coughs. 50 Asthma, Oppressed Breathing o Ear Discharges, Impaired Hearing 2 Serofula, Enlarged oh seneral Debility, VP hysieal We mies 4 Sencra) and Be Ha Ly Fooretions men Sickness, Kidney Dispense Nervous Debllity Seminal W ness, or Involuntary Discharges. Sore Mouth, Canker ‘rinary Wenkness, Wetting Bed bain ful Periods, with Spasm Diseases of Liv Heart, Falpttation Ww Epilepsy, Spe : Dance Soh th erin, jcerated Sore Throat Chronic Congestions & Fruptions mo SEN BAA te Ladd miata *r » w id by Druggisws, or sent of | pric we, Dn frMrHeEYs’ MANUAL, (14 pages) richly bound in ©) ih and gold, malled free, Humphreys Medicine Co 000 Fulton Bt, NY. SEA CE WATOR WAZEL OV. ostpald on receipt U MPHREYS VETERINARY SPECIFICR Used by all ow ners of Horse nnd Cate tle. A Cx ntary copy of Dr, Humphreys’ Vet terinary x (0 pages on treatment and enre of Dox Anis sf orses, Cattle, Shoop, Hogs and Poultry - nt free Hueruseye' Mubosg Co., 39 Fulton St, XK. Y. rw PAAR Resi FRE BENT Tel escopes In the world Litany are 1. from the start, wilh charges Maire ¥ all express ETT 800, Bex 880, FoxiLAxp FOR MEN ONLY! | TP For LOBT or Fiivous BisRry. peThl ad ¥ 1 akness of Body snd Rind, E ASL Liof Ervorsor Excosses in Oldor Lay Bobast, Sebls BANHOGD Polly Restored. Tow to ani — Srrenpthes TEAR, UIDETELOPED ORGANS & FARTS OF Bow. Abpriutely safuiling BONE TREATRENT —Bonelits in » Say. Bes sentdly froas BO States sad Ferelps Conrtrion. du Sh. Prewrrd ER NE BM erplanation aod proce mailed (eenled 1CAL CO. BUFFALO. N, Ve show wat we send of thoes shout pownrd Stinson & Co. x 812, Portiand, Maine. Lok Ax The most compicie vented This ! cooking utensil ever in es pai i 3s = No burned hands, no scalded scars, or disagree shie odor fill ng the house No overflow on the stoves { while kettles. No cloths needed in They supply the long felt want. Onjons, Kraut, codfish, corned beef or ham can be cooked .in them without the bad smell Alling the house, Every woman who sees them wants them and the men do not object to paying for them GEORGE POTTER, n Agent for Centre County. these them. using handling - JES XECUTOR'S BALE OF VALUABLE REAL Estate The undersigned, executor of estate of John Goodhart, late of Gregg Township, dec'd., offers at private sale the following des seribed real estate, situated about 2 miles west of Spring Mills, Pa, a Oueenty ¥ 1 KN B F ARM Owen Bounded b Janda of Wood's Retes, John Grove, James D, Wilson's Hels, Mra. M. A. Ross, Mich nel Tibbens, and others, containing snes §3 ACRES AND 62 PERCHES, seen Thereon eroctod a good Pwel ling House, Bank Barn, I Shed, and al 311 necosat} outbuilding all of wh Aare in good repair this darn, young orchard of he choicest fruit on this y A good cistern al the house, and aed a cistern al the barn. 7% acres of the above farm are cleared and enclosed with good fences, and in a h state of Fm the ja ral Amber ry Pele Lah healthy rons 1 eras wr d WiLrian GOODHART, Executor, Farmers Mills, Pa, | prsyLy, NARNIA BAILROAD (Philadelphia and Eris Di vison) on std after May 11, 1500 w Ri. EIPRIR..scoosses Harvieburg....... a" Montandon .... - Williamsport, “ Jersey Bhore, - Lock Haven Renovo... Erie... mail west 70am ’ 7 ham we 1 OM BI ’ 55 Ao pm Litie arr at Erie NEWS {EX PRES i leaves New York Phiisdelphia., . o » Harrisburg Montandon = Williamsport... arr at Lock Haven, News Expross, runs Hus ‘Gay train rine ales on § ham “nm iam JiZ2am 108m . ‘Pin Bun ay Train~- 4 ay NIAGARA EXP.leaves New York , 6208 m Philadelphia... 550 8 m Harrisburg ‘ 12 Z ibs m Montandon ... 20 t Williamsport Lock Haven He HOV... > iis0 pin opm Gidpm iG pm leaves Phils Harris 2 Moniandon | Williamsport, lack Haven K{2 pm arr al Henovo 4 FOO pm ¥MSPORT EXP lewves Vii delipht 42pm Harrap TH pm ne - Mon pm arrives st Wi tandon RIsport iL EX pross ain on Bunday. EASTWARD, HEA BHORE EXP. leaves Lock Hu ven Jerse ( wi rf EXPR KS leaves K ane Beuovo Lock Haver ROVE REXOYO ACS leaves B - Lox k Haven arrives at H Philadelp RENOVO A COT from Lock £1 leaves Eri rh. Benov 0 Lock Haven Williamsport BINGO .oiis fay Train- 6 Bunday MAIL | West, Niagara Expross West Renovo Ad i 1 1 makyg EV LEWISBURG AND TY ! BAILBOAD Daily Exoept ¥ Westward PM AM AX Fastward AMPMP ve nd m, J. R. WOOD, Goen’l Pse'ger Ag t, ALESME WANTED. LOCAL OR TRAVELING _ ’, i i | i | iy CLBeN Steady Employ CH ASE BROTE IER 2 COMPANY iSmayrm ROCHESTER. N. X DRS. STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment By Inhalation, For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Hay Fever jiHead ache, Debility, Rheomatism, Neural gis andjall Chronic and _Nervows Disor ders. o> 3 “The originalfandionly genuine, Compound Oxy yeen Treaiment,” Drs. Starkey & Palen have yon using for the last twenty years, isa he entific adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitro gen magnetized, and the oompound is so condenses ed andomade portable that 18 le sent all over the world. 0 BD Swmrkey & Palen have the liberty to refer fo the following named well known persons, who have tried their treatment Hon Wm. D. Kelley, Member of Congress, Phila Rev, Victor 1. Codrad, Ed, Luth, Observer, Phils Rev, Chas. W., Cushing, D. D., Rochester, N.Y. Hon, Wi. Penn Nixon, Ed. Inter-Ocean, Chicago W. H. Worthington, Ed, New South, New York. Judge H. P. Vrooman, Quenemo, Kan, Mrs, Ma Livermore, eirose, Mass, Mr. E.C. it, Philadelphia. Mr. Frank Sh dall, Merchant, Radel phis. Hon, W, W, Bchuy ler, Easton, I E. L Wilson, 853 Saal N. Y, Ed. Ph. Photo, Fidelis M. Lyon, Waimea, Hawail, Sandwich Is. Alexander Litohie, Inverness, Scotland. Mrs. Manuel V. O a, Fresnilio, Zaosteons, Mex Mrs. Emma Cooper, Utila, Span. Hondoras, C A J. Cobb, Ex-Vioe ( sonsul, Casablanca, Morocco, M. V. Ashbrook, Red Bluff, Cal, J. Moore, Rup. Police, Blanforn Tiitetshine, Eng. ea Ward, Bowral, New South W And thousands of others in in every —t of the United States, esa Pro" “yg md Oxpponeits Mode of Action and Be sults,” in the title of & new brochure of two hans dred pablished by Drs, Starkey & Palen, which gives to all iran fall information ss to this remarkable curative agent and a record of several hundred surprising cures in a wide range of chronic cases—many of them after being aban by other physiciens, Will be mailed ross on application. Read the DRS. STARKEY & PALEN, No. 1520 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa Please mention this paper when you order Com ~ Tbe Reroxrir and the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph one year free toa new subscriber, clubing with a present subscriber. The two for $1.50 a ‘year in advance to each. The Chronicle Telegraph is a large 8 page weekly contains all the telegrsphic news, full market reports andlother choice reading Two papers fot the price of one, Send in your Hame early aid. malke sure of this wpleadia olten
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers