A Serious Mistake,
{ Gazette, York, Pa February 17th, 1802 Fditoyial.]
The Philadelphia Record abandons
thefsplendid defense of the Pennsy-
Ivania Constitution which, for many
years, it has so ably and strenuously
made, and with the rest of the Philad-
elphia newspapers, hastens to surrend-
er the city and the State the new
and lawless monopoly of the Reading
coal combination,
lar disregard
jects,” and
ceeds: —
“There does not to any
corporation or person in Pennsylvania
so far aggrieved with the arrangement
by which the Reading has suddenly
built up for itself a first-class place
among the great transportation com-
panies and a first-rate credit among the
money Kings as to take the chances in-
volved in litigation. The
little cloud in the sky pufled out from
the lips of Mr. in the first
moment of surprise has been speedily
dissipated. The Pennsylvania
road Company, whose great
has been built up
through a series of magnificent grabs,
to
It cries with singu-
facts, “Nobody
under that caption
of Ob
pro-
appear be
opp wing
Cassatt
Rail-
system
piece by piece
cannot complain that the Reading has
bettered its instruction,”
No newspaper in Pennsylvania, nor
3
elsewhere, to our knowledge, hs
i=
+
monstrated more conelusively thant
Record has repeatedly done, the total
s Jitigation for the
The “magnificent
the Record
us the Pennsylvania system
inadequacy of private
public
grabs,”
protect
ion,
by which, informs
uilt
was built
up were, in many cases, in the face of
the law, and that paper never tired of
denouncing them
interposition of the State,
and demanding the
with all its
pe ple
under of
majesty and power, to save the
from the oppression and pl
the monopoly thus
attempted. But now,
to its own confession,
bettered the
bigger
bolder
than ever
accomplished or
that,
the
instruction, a
according
Reading
nd
fas
made a
insolent
and a more
to dominion,
per
:
the States
absolute
its rival,
stride
did
warns the sworn officers of
to hold hands off, and er
fact, that
shows an
that pa
ows and sneers
over the
Pennsyls
purpose to undertake the
no ‘person’ in
immediate
duty
longs to the Commonwealth.
to
ania
whicl
Are tl
Constitution and laws be enforced
wilraad and
Are railw
nt and la
ania R
Reading?
TRRRI ON
against the Pennsyls
not against the
conspiracies, or
arrangements, according to the
who undertake Fhe P
vania never proposed anything half
them?
bad or as threate as this. The
indeed, de
it on the sole ground that it
and greater
before. At one
ning,
cord, mands immunity for
is a bolder
grab than ever mind
stroke
and all her people under the
Was
it lays the State
feet of a
giant monopoly, formed in conscious,
defiance of the law,
which met and checked Pennsyl-
vania in similar enterprises, [It
precisely combination
plain, indisputable
the
is just
such a as the
Constitution was intended to prohibit
i to prevent.
and the Governor is sworn
Farther on this
il
Our estevined contemporary assure us,
that “Governor Pattison sees
unconstitutional in the
We the ri
temporary to make such a
for the Governor. He record
in his previous administration, in rail-
road and
which he sees’
colossal raids upon the of
Btate and the pocket of the people,
cannot see them one
another to morrow
the Pennsylvania is ti
another when it is the
like the
fore maintained that it is the duty
fn thing
arrangement.’
beg to deny of our con-
statement
made a
coal combination
CIss,
i“
shows how
laws
way to-day s
ane way
and
leading. He,
hereto-
we offender
Record itself, has ever
cases, and he is certainly not going
Constitution, merely because
as
one, ‘‘Let
Nobody objects.”
impudent powerful
Reading go on.
somebody will object,
tison will object. He must
There are some things about which a
conscientious magistrate has
sonal choice.
object.
Wt
Union Co. Deaths,
The hand of death has been laid upon
the aged:
In Kelly twp., on Feb. 15th,
Hollabach, aged about 86 years,
In Kelly twp., on the 6th of Feb,
George Walter, aged 79 years, 1 month
and 29 days
In Limestone twp., Feb, 20,
Seebold, aged about 74 years,
In Mifflinburg, on Feb, 28th,
Guyer, aged about 69 years,
In Lewisburg, on Feb, 26th, Samuel
B. Reber,in his 53d year.
In Lewisburg on Feb, 28th, Sarah,
wife of James Stoughton, aged about
20 years,
In East Buffalo twp., on Feb, 28th,
Martin Dunkel, aged about 69 years,
on mamen enssn
Important Business Notice,
Notice is hereby given to all patrons
of my store, that after April 1st, next,
all business will be conducted strictly
upon the cash principle, and all goods
will be sold bottom prices for eash on-
ly.
Yao THAT ALL UNBETTLED ACCOUNTS,
after April 1st, next, will be placed in
the hands of an officer for collection,
Ho oblige by calling on or before above
date to settle accounts,
Amar 3t. Gro. R. Mess, Ag't.
Tussey ville,
Mrs.
John
Peter
PETER AND THE
Experience nn Lehigh County
Cares Not To Repeat,
Petter
BEAR
An Man |
A Lehigh lumberman,
ter with a bear Wednesday,
particulars of which we give
taken from an exchange:
Peter Mallory, a Lehigh lumberman
met a bear face to face on Wednesday
ona ledge of between Trout
creek and Gravel run, on the east
of the Lehigh river, in
township, Lackawannacounty, Mall
hurrying along with a log
chain over his shoulders when he saw
the waddling him. On
the lower side of the narrow path there
on
below,
rocks
side
Tobyhanna
ory was
bear toward
was a precipice, and on the upper side
Turning out on
impossible,
a steep mass of rocks,
either
there
and as
in the
f path for Mallory and the bear, to pass,
Mallory shook his hat at the
agining that it would
him a
side was
was not room enough
bear, im-
face about
chance. Instead
ing around, the bear tramped forward,
glaring at Mallory
tion to the swinging
i the hie
the heavy chain.
The
and
give
and paid no atten-
r hat, Mallory
the bear over wid with an end
wrled
turn,
and
around
it down on the
t infuria
} and a growl
v cuff with his
ning over tha
frozen
At the
Mallory
the
the
the
creek,
tumbled
ks of
bear's
chain
pulled the
ling down
the
and
of
See « on
t hie
brook,
«ide
ower
and
old of
club, With the
t, and then the
flounce
he
and the
was making tl
i 1S paws,
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il book's
Ory
lise
mitriv-
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pened to
ones selling |
would try my
3 Lightning Plater
& Co., Columbus,
luck
I carried the plater
from that day my
Seine il to change a
from house to house and plated knives
right before the
how many
I made £3.70
week $28. 1
silver or gold.
forks and
SPOONS,
and it is surprising
plated.
and in one
nickel,
fine,
folks,
want their things
the first day,
Cin plate with
The w
pleased and I am happy.
who is down on his |
and do ns i hav
get up in the world.
Winniam Evans
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CRUSHED BY SNOW,
ork is customers
my
I hope some
uck,
i and
will see this ¢ done
Several Baildings Crashed by Last Week's
Heavy Snow Fall
Among the buildings crushed by
last week's snow and not mentioned
in last week's issue, are two others, the
ical parsonage, at Millheim and the
barn of Reuben Harter, in Penn town-
Mr. Harter's barn was a large
utterly ruined that he
will be obliged to build a new one at
once,
one and is so
a
A Million Friends,
A friend is need is a friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just such a friend in Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs, and Colds, —If you have
never used this Great Cough Medicine
one trial will convinee you that it has
wonderful curative powers in all dis
enses of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed or money will be refunded.
Trial bottles free at J. D. Murray's
Drug store. Large bottles 50c. and
£1.00,
py
Notice,
The Eureka Oil, or as so many who
use this oilieall it the Burkholder Medi-
cine, is for sale at J. D. Murray's drug
store, Centre Hall,
Febis #t F. M. BURKHOLDER,
am AM AY
© for an eye mote clear to soe,
A mind to grasp more earnestly,
For every good intent,
That to the sick and despairing
I bring thee n peotioss cure,
P.n-Tinn, the greet remedy fr Coughs,’ Colds,
and Conwmmption 25 and 60 cents. Soldat J.
Murray's Drug Store,
ARAM MP UN.
weeT'HE REPORTER, $1.50 per year.
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| ACM E BLACKING is cheaper
at 20 cents a bottle than any
other Dressing at 5 cents.
A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAYS
because shoes once blackened with it can
be kept clean by washing them with water.
People in RN circumstances find it
profitable to buy it at 20c. a bottle, because
what they spend for Blacking they save in
shoe leather.
It is the cheapest blacking considering
its quality, and yet we want to sell it
cheaper | i it can be done. We will pay cal and pluctical Brudents va
fliundy with the microscope
8 CHEMISTRY; with an unusually full and
thorough course in the Laboratory
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TUITION FREK: BOARD AND
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LOW NEW BUILDINS
AND EQUIPMENT
LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY,
AGRICULTURE ( Three Courses) and AGG
CULTURALCHEMIBTRY; with constant {J
lastrations on the Farm and iu the Lavors
tory
BOTANY snd HORTICUILAUL theoretss
ght original
for a recipe that will enable us to make
Worrr's Ace BLAckING at such a price :
that a retailer can profitably sell it at 10c.a | 5 HISTORY tal
bottle. This offer is open until Jan. 1st, 1893,
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nod and varnished new furniture. One ME hat
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most heartily thank for it,
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patients can ais oda Ain
this Vaedicine free of ch Ars ©.
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is now prepared under bis direction by the i
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Furniture, Extension Tables, Centre Tables, Bedsteads,
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rniture.
Pat.nt Rockers, Springs and Mattresses, Wall Paper
Window Shades, etc., etc.
UNDERTAKINC DEPARTMENT.
Special attention given to Undertaking and Embalming.
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Sastan n orres » Colle. Constipation,
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HOUSE :
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equal to suy in the county In overy reepect, for
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vay) arriving st Montandoa et bid pm, with
throngh passenger oomchos from Phils. and
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