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KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
Burvensos, Pa., Nov. 27, "0.
De. B. J. Exxparr Co.:
Gents—I would like to make known to those who
are almost persuaded to use Kendall's Spavin Cure
the fact that [think itis a most excellent Liniment,
I have used ton a Blood Spavin. The horse went on
three legs for three years when 1 commenced to
use your Kendall's Spavin Cure. I used ten bot
ties ou the horse and have worked him for three
years since and has not been lame.
Yours truly, WN A.CU
GeaxasTows, N. Y., Nov. 2, 1
Dr. B. J. Kexpars Co,
Enesburgh Falls, Vt.
Gents : In praise of Kendall's Spavis
say, thata year ago Lhad a valuable young
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all the season since last April, showing no mors
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a valuable medicine, and it should be In every
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UGENE DEWITT.
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WOMAN SUERAGISTS
Their Twenty-third Annual Con-
vention in Washington,
MRS, STANTON SPEAKS BY PROXY.
Susan B. Anthony Reads the Ad-
dress of the Absent President,
Mrs. Lucy Stone Reviews the Work
for Forty Years—Isabella Hooker
on Woman in Politics.
WasniNaTon, Feb, 27.—The opening
session of the twenty-third women's
national suffrage convention was held
at Albaugh's grand opera house yester-
day, and with two sessions each day
will continue until Sanday. The same
large audience that has characterized
the meetings of the woman's council
during the first four days of the week
was present.
The exercises were begun by music
and singing, which
were followed by
the invocation by
the Rev. Olympia
Brown. The dele-
gates were then
welcomed to Wash-
ington by Mrs. Eva
M.S. Marble, presi
dent of the District
Washington Saf
frage ussociat
The annnal ad
of the presi
the Woman's
tional Suffrage
sociation i
Cady Stanton
was read by Susan B. Anthony. The
announcer Miss Anthony that
Mrs, Stanton wounld, in June next, re-
turn to live out her re HaAnIing vYears in
America, was received with enthusiastic
applause,
The subject of
MRS, STANTON.
her address was “The
Degradation of Dis-
franchisement.”
The address was a
clear statement of
the political status
of woman today
and a strong argu-
fment in favor of
univerasl suffrage,
The address was
enthusiastically re-
ceived. A solo “No
Cross, No Crown,"
SUSAN B. ANTHONY. was then rendered
with fine effect, after which Miss An-
hony, acting president, introduced in a
most felicitous and sympathetic manner
the venerable Lucy Stone, of Boston.
Mrs. Stone received a most enthusi-
astic and gratify-
ing reception. She
roceeded with an
interesting and
entertaining ad-
dress entitled a
“Resume oi the
work from 1550 to
1800." Mrs, Stone
reviewed the ef.
forts the re.
formers for tne
past forty years
and gave many
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LH
ISABELLA B. HOOKER
striking reminiscences which both
lensed and encouraged her aunditors,
Faber i Beecher Hooker followed witha
very able paper on “Woman in Politics
and Jurisprudence.”
TO ATTACK THE SOUTH.
Woman Suffragists Prepare a Plan
of Campaign.
WasHinagroN, March 8.— At the busi-
ness meeting of the Women’s National
Suffrage association yesterday it was
decided to begin an active campaign in
the southern states. A committees was
appointed and authorized to immedi.
ately issue an appeal for contributions,
of which Rachel Foster Avery is chair-
man and Jane H. Spofford, treasurer.
A committee consisting Rachel
Foster Avery, chairman; Mrs. Ellen B.
Deitrick, Mra. Lide Merriweather, Mrs.
Elizabeth Harbert, Rav. Florence Kol
lock, of Illinois; Rev. Anna Shaw and
Mrs. Leland Stanford was appointed to
confer with the lady managers of the
Columbian exposition.
Congressional committee: Miss Susan
D. Anthony, Mrs. Harriet Taylor Up-
ton and Mrs. Jean Brooks Greenleaf, A
committee of three were also appointed
to test the feelings of men on the adop-
tion of a constitution giving women
suffrage.
Mrs. Anna Shaw was unanimously
re-eclocted national lecturer. A dona
tion of vis by Mrs. Foster
to defray the expenses of the southern
campaign committee,
Woman's National Council.
Wasninaron, Feb, 5. Temperance
was the sul of discussion by the
women's national council yesterday,
and a number of interesting addresses
were made,
WasHiNGTON, Feb, 20.— The Politi-
cal Statns of Women was the subject
elucidated at the woman's council yes-
terday. Albaugi's Opera house was
crowded and much interest was mani-
fested. Sasan B. Anthony read a paper
by Elizabeth Cady Stanton on “The
Matriarchate, or Mother Age,” which
dealt with the bondage inflicted on the
weaker sex by tyrant man from time
immemorial.
of
51.000 was
ject
———— a.
Anna Dickinson Insane,
WiLkesparng, Feb, 27.--A decided
sensation was created here by the re.
moval of Miss Anna Dickinson to the
insane asylum. She has been in failin
health for some time. The unsuccessfa
results of the later years of her career
ive her great depression of spirits
"or many years she has lived mn an
humble cottage at West Pittston.
“Big Joe" Asks for Turkey.
Hazierox, Pa., Feb. 28. All of the
rescued miners are stronger and cheer.
ful. “Big Joe” asked for turkey, but
instead was given eggs. He was then
iven orange jaice, and said he would
ike to have a gallon of that. Hoe is
anxious to get home to see his baby boy
that arrived there this week.
Five Hundred Millions Appropriated
Wasiixaros, March 8.—Mr, Cannon
stated yesterday that already this year
appropriations to the amount of .
W000 have been provided for. This
sum, he said, has entirely exhausted
the sarplus and will exhaust the next
year's surplus in the treasury,
Republican League Convention,
New Yorx, Feb, 28.-The execu
tive
committee of the blican of
the United Seat Publics Laugue the
official call for the fourth annual con.
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THE HISTORY OF A WEEK
Wednesday, Feb, 25,
Amand Nofflea hanged himself with
of suspenders in the Pittsburg jail,
The Healy-MoCarthy delegation to Amer.
fea will sall from Liverpool next week for
New York.
The meteor seen at Madison, Me., seems to
have been visible in the middle sand northern
parts of the state,
The Farmers' Alliance mon of lowa,
nesota, the Dakotas and Nebraska
conference in SBloux Clty, 1a, today.
The Ancient Order of Foresters of Mary
land have formed a grand court. Grand
Chief Ranger James B., Corbett opened the
court,
The new constitution of Brazil has
finally adopted by the assembly,
nouncement was received with
sins.
James M. Dougherty, Mary Anderson's
mad lover, was sentenced to life imprison.
ment for the murder of Dr. Lloyd in the Fiat.
bush insane asylum
Thursday, Feb, 26.
Still no choice in the Illinois
legislature,
a palr
Min.
hold a
been
The an.
great enthu-
for senator
Troops have been sent to eject the boomers
from the Cherokee sirip
There are 1258 “Red Men” in the state of
New Jersey, with $100,400 ns assets,
Farmers of central |
cheaper homes in lo
« Ohio
a rumor tha
are soeking
braska,
iinols
va Bod Ne
atly exercised
politicians are gre
aver
Two
were ats
Hu
IRAry.
Lexington.
Feb,
it © senate wil If i 3 id
BESSON.
Banat -
Ark. f
Col.
burg, Ps.
ym
wh
Friday,
& Sunday
gone to Hot Springs,
bers
Ex.Gove
sect
Dr. Hoamer Allea
most physicians of C
etary of the
ihe past
frosts and snow in lwaly,
vation
Week HAs
The president has appointed Joln
derson, of Kansas,
Egypt.
Gen. Deodora da Fonseca was elected presi-
dent of the U 1 States of
site
federal congress,
Consul general at
Brazil by the
New Jersey is to be
companies assigned
The national guard of
reorganized a
to each regime:
By the unseati
Michigan
working majority
cans in the
senate Lhe fmocrals Lave a
ng of two Hep
Vessels arriy
usually rou
of the Nation
overboard atl sea.
Saturday, Feb, 28,
Galesville, Tex. has had three m
glx weeks
New York
The
France
report uns
officer
was washed
second
urders in
French
New York bankers
the widow of the
George OC. Ingham, th
attor
the Cronin tr
€a50
ney who was or
ai, died »
The Kansas h
bil, the
in the affirmative and
in th
The
road
lively
ward
he rejects
Flas esos bs Ta
eg wi
¢ negative
Hicago,
i
ia
Cin ross's
N. J.. was burned her
in. of Mr. Pris $ to a
crisp, but the landi y escaped with
their lives
Monday, March 2.
Cuban cigar makers favor reciprocity with
the United States
Atlantic
ita name to Nav
The United St
#
aw
Highlands, N, J.. wants to change
a ik or Portland
vies cruiser Benninglon made
a successful four hours’ steaming trial.
Michael J. W}
treasurer of Sci
The northw:
of the season,
in Manitoba,
Snflerers from the floods in southern
fornia are in a sad plight. Many hom
people are suffering from cold and hunger.
Bamuel Gompera, pres Ataoris
can Federation of Labor, addressed 5.000
ple in Denver and was presents with a gold
medal
of the eight hour day,
Tuesday, March 8.
The president has approved the direct tax
esi
for many years county
wvikill county. Pa. ia dead
a rep ria the coldest weather
with the thermometer 4 wmiow
fent of the
[eps
in recognition o
iL
P. T. Barnum is recovering from his recent
indisposition.
Bir John Macdonald has entirely recoversd
from his ilinesa
The annua ig meeting of the National
Baseball League convened in New York to-
day.
Dan Porter, a murderer, knocked down the
porter of the jail at Quiney. lis, and es
caped
The intercontinental raliway commission.
ers inspected the Baldwin Locomotive worka
at Philadelphia yesterday.
Gen. Sherman's memoirs ars 10 appear with
an appendix by Hon. James (. Blaine cover.
ing the last years of the general's life.
The court at Lima, O., bas awarded Joseph
Mackey, aged 9 years, $10.00 for the loss of a
leg on the Lake Erie railroad crossing.
The printers of Seattle, Wash., have abol.
ished piece work and established an eight
hour working day, with a minimum scale of
$4 per day.
epris
ann CA ——
THE MARKETS.
Quotations from the Philadelphia
and New York Exchanges
Prtcapeients, March 2 The market was
steady. There was very little business, and
the market was without feature,
Following were the closing hide
Lehigh Valley, a Reading g. m. 4a. 804
N. Pacific com 26 Reading Ist pf. Sa 52%
N. Pacific pt 71% Reading 214 pl. Sa 34
Pennsylvania 5 Heading 3d pf. bs 27
Reading «18 W NY. &P Lo
Leligh Nav i% H. & B 7. com... 21
St Paul... ... ah HEB T pf Hg
The New York Produce Market
New Yonx, March 2.<State and western
flour, dull: stanly: low extras, $3404: olty
milis, $5@5.2% ity milla patents, $5 105.65,
Wheat No. 1 red, dull; We, lower: easy:
March, 817914 May, $100 Lidoglaos 3.18; Jaly,
$100 BABEL ONG August, Mae. December,
WRN,
Corn-~No. &, quiet; 4. up: steady; No, 2, @
fi atimmer mixed, MGV,
Unts<No. 2 dull; steady; state, S@8le.:
western, 5 pase
exiles mess, SO.50GT. 2
Beef Stel gale;
family, $EANBI L500
Pork Modorete v active toady; new moss,
ALBEE of | mess, B0WBIE extra prime,
.
Lard -3107 stbk iy. 8 ean wondered,
Erg Fairiv aotivo den: siate and ’
sylvania, Figea souchiwisiern, 15@8ge,
western, I8Q qos southern, INI,
i8
= CLOTHING AT CON.
OVER $30,000 OF CLOTHING AT COST!
Owing to the increase of our Dry Goods
business, we are obliged to abandon our
Clothing Department and have decided to
close out the entire stock.
Everything must be sold. We mean
exactly what we say.
Greatest Sacrifice Ever Offered
NEPHY,
Bellefonte,
I RF oo SOOO IN
department is abundautly supplied with fall and winter wear, purchase
ing to supply the wants of customers, A large stock of
CLOTHING AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS
has been received and are open for the inspection of the people. wd
are making a specialty of clothing and carry a fine assortment, and at
prices tuat will startle you and convice you that we can suit you, Call
and inspect it.
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111 So. Oxford 86, Brooklyn, N. Y. injurious medication.
Tes Omvrave Coxraxy, 152 Fulton Street, N. Y.
When our Office Ont begina ils mews,
Then expect important neus.
FIVE CENTS WORTH of Breaker Powder (high estimate)
will cure Cock or Hen of Pips, Gaps or cholera. Ata low
value the bird is worth 30 cents, Perertage of profit, S00
per cent.
TEN CENTS WORTH of Breaker Powder (high estimate)
will cure a 16=pound turkey, worth [low estimate], $2.
Profit, 1900 per cent.
CAN of Breaker Powder, worth a
Suite) will save a 4oo-pound porker worth (low value)
$24. Profit, 7400 per cent.
IT’S LIKEWISE the best remedy on earth for horses, cat
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a tablespoonful. Set your own value on your own animal
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quarter a can (high es-
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Philadelphia & Erie Railroad Division
and Northern Central Railway.
Time Table, in effect December 14, 15890,
TRAINS LEAVE MONTANDON, EASTWARD,
92] a. m ~Train 14. (Dally except Bunday.)
For Bunbury , Willkerbarre, Harrisburg and Ti
lerinediale stations, arriving at Philadelphia at
a15 m , New York, 5.50 p.m, Baltimore, 2.10 p.
m., Washington, b.56 p. m,, connecting at Phila
delphia for all seashore points, Through pas
senger coaches 10 Philadelphia and Baltimore,
1300p. m~Trein 8. (Daily except Sunday.)
For Bunbury, Harrisburg and intermediate sta
Hons, arriving atl Philadelphia at 6.50 p m., New
York. 935 p.m. Baltimore, 745 p. m , Washing.
nat 8.15 p.m. Parlor car through 0 Philadel
pila, and passenger cosches Wo Philadelphia and
Baltimore,
7456p m.~Train 6.
Harris surg i
{Daily.) ¥or Bunbury,
intermediate stations, arriy
428. m , New York at 7,10 a,
and all
ing at Philadelphia
in. Pullman pen g cars from Harrisburg to
Philadelphia and New York. Philadelphia pas
sengers can remain in sleeper undisturbed until
700 a. m.
1.20 a. ma~Train 4. (Daily) For Bunbury,
Harrisburg and intermediate stations, arriviog st
Philadelphia at 6508, m., New York, 9
Baltimore, 620 a. m., Washington, .
Pullman sleeping cars to Philadelphi
passenger coaches to Philadelphis and Baltimore,
WESTWARD,
5.30 a.m ~Train 8. (Dally) For Erie snd Can
andaigus and intermediate stations,
Buflaio and Niagara Falls, with thro
cars and passenger coaches to Erie an
tar,
1028. Train 16. (Daily)
intermediate slations.
208 p. m~Traln 11 Daily except Bundsy.)
For Kase, Ca. andaligus aud Intermed ate sations
Bochester, Buffelo and Niagars Falls,
through passenger coaches 10 Kane and Roc
ter, and Pa Cai Wo Ba ¢
G04 p. m.~Traln 1
For Benovo, Elmire and
2.1 Train 2 Daily
intermedisie slalious,
Yor Lock Haven and
THROUGH TRAINS FOR MORNTANDON
EisT AND BOUTH
5 lenves New York 12.18
his 4.90 a 10, Baltianore
am, (Dally) arriving at Moutandor
1 lonves Phlisdelphin 850 a m, Washing
Baltimore § m, Willkesbar
Daily cept Buti ivg 81
fron
Ww Te
3 CORCHeS
from Philadelphia sand Baltimore
rain 1 leaves New York 9.00 a m, Phil
Wash ingics ai 10.50 & my, Baltimore
am, Wilkesbarre 8.12
day) arriving at Kor
through passeneer
Baltimore
Trein 21 leaves New Y
wm
Phila. Washington and
passenger coaches from Phil
more
LEWISBURG ARD TYRONE BAILROAD,
Daily Except Bunday.
Westward, Fastward,
PMAM AM, BTATIONB, AMPM.P)
15:10 25 (5 50 Montandon $ 20; 1 6016
25110 85 16 20 Lewisburg 2
6 30 Biehl
{6 85 Vicksburg
6M bur
7 00 Mill
7 Of Laurelton
¢ 48 Paddy Mounta'n
53 Coburn
Zerby
b 10i Rising Spring
18 Penn Cave
#4 Centre Hall
Lioregy
i8 37 Linden Hall
42 0ak Hall
#6 Lemont
51 Dale Bummit
Di Pleasant Gap 18 2
¢ 04) Axemann 6 14 2
# 10 Bellefonte bib
Additional trains leave Lewisburg for Montan-
mn at520 am, 1000 am, 1.15 and 7.50 p m. re
turning leave Moutandon for Lewisburg a1 9.55 a
miSpmbpmand 7pm
CHAS. E PUGH, J. R. WOOD,
General Manager, Gen’! Pas'ger Ag t,
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J Moore, Sup. Police, Blanforn, Dorsetshire, Eng.
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