| THE CENTRE REPORTER FRED KURTZ, Cditor, | TERMS, One year, §1.50, when paid in advance. Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00 per yoar. quent fnsertion, Giher rates made made known on application CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS, Aug. 18. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET, For Congress, J. L.. SPANGLER. For Assembly, R. F. FOSTER. JAMES SCHOFIELD. For Sheriff, W. M. CRONISTER. For Treasurer, C. A. WEAVER. For Commissioners, P. H. MEYER. DANIEL HECKMAN, For Register, G. W. RUMBERGER. For Recorder, J. C. HARPER. For Auditors, FRANK W. HESS, B. F. KEISTER. For Coroner, DR. W. W, IRWIN. For Surveyer, J. H. WETZEL. WHEN was there plenty of gold in circulation ? prior It was prior the war and to the free coinage repeal in 1873 Bo tp tion that the spread of SO0n meet not being verified. tion is g worse than ever, LIS spreading Bly oy SCORER of gol emocrats won't go for Bryan—that trie. ut thousands i= him ALL the congress in this « Arnold board for anc Democratic candidates are for free sil need in Washi ver. engage 1 } ¢ ngton, WHERE is all the gold as there no 3 has been ilver $ Qe So i iD NATrKs ruin the country. But, that tariff hav- ing made the country prosperous, the | tarifl’ dodge can't be used and the! i the it, | A — Herr Womelsdorf, one of our assem- | plain to the people of this county why he dodged the vote on the scandalous | pipe line bill, and why he did vote on | Harry Curtin voted for the pipe line bill. For Womelsdorf’s dodge and Curtin’s vote some of the plunder schemes, see Leg. Record, yo The McKinley people, soon after his was in| the air and began to pick out post and Now these fellows think Bryan is likely to masterships, and collectorships other nice places for themselves, the other fellows the table, get there and that to a seat at i i i their eyes upon the offices that will | be chahged under Bryan, | Raa Tue farmers are looking to Bryan | to stand between them and the banks, sharks, humbug politicans, who have robbed and imposed upon them for The farmersare not going te will 1 ug for their direct interests regard the politicians and their honied arg 11 iii $ N ot was repealed ited latior lation, i 111e Circus A gr a Will ilver mont! any Kinley ‘ ti ¥ ¢ O18 3 ring men who intend an are anarchists, th American people ars is up with the country. pt 14 rita Li f THERR are $500 000 000 of g¢ = coin and $600 000.000 of one C= of : 2 of the other. YW, of merchant ei of Lock Haven, «s } - vt} 3 where the devil is the 1 tri, “ gold 2" ts Bt § vi 1 # F SE 4 » forthcoming report of the com- tablishy nent will be ealle four 1 ox formea fi ii 1 % Lr $ legheny, Wes iii Wiki De pass buildis the rolls in the United States. the past year about have died, Wire the yelling We tp ¥ ' not Republican pa do Wrs “repudiation,” forget ! that they themselves i inve the Republican platforms adopted at Chieago an which declared for the use of silver. a. Cor. Jack Spangler, also | . G. Meek, are mentioned in connection with the chairmanship of the Democratic State Central Committee, but it seems Hon. id. Would be county honored, James Kerr is in the I pleased to have our Wp gn THIS capipai it's the millionaires on one side and the people on the oth- er. The people outnumber the mill- ionaires 10,000 to 1. The result in No- It's against millions of vember can easily be millions of gold working men. guessed, THE nomination of Bryan has done a good but unlooked for thing, it has harmonized the Democratic division in Clearfield county which the past few years has resulted in defeat and re- duced majorities. Sister Clearfield bids fair to roll up 2000 majority for Bryan. A A orissios pee SoME of the Chicago printers have formed a Bryan Club, and have adop- ted resolutions advising “workingmen to demand of all corporations and bu- siness firms who claim gold as the on- ly honest dollar to act in accordance with their professions of faith and pay their employes their wages in gold.” c—————— Last year 4,000,000,000 cigarettes were smoked in this country. It is not countenancing the youth-killing joke to say such numbers are calculated to take away people's breaths, How many of these were smoked by Centre county’s hopeful youths? Count the pale faces and pimpled cheeks, A siir— Gov. Hastings, as all know, stumped the state on the “calamity howl,” that { i the Democratic tariff’ would utterly f= The te burg and Freeport IW IIS O alt THE results of the pendi tial against th election will be e farmidg in of t I'he banks, trusts, corpora. } Deen Iniry. HONAINes [ave ever preying upon the farmers, and in this these iemselves against Bryan because he the iro whose influence he has been nom- d. Theft calling has sharks have allied { of i i ti iam pions ie y Calse farmer, th ina te Ar # need relief, ¢ mer 3 been a] rena iy other class mer is the bone and sinew of the land : agriculture is the backbone of the na- tion, yet it never received one fourth the legislative recognition it so much deserves, With the election of Bryan a bright- er day will dawn upon our mighty agricultural interests. {Under Bryan the demands of the farmer will be hee- ded at Washington, while the gold bloated and protected interests may, for once, stand aside and look on. The farming class deserves the first consideration. All other pursuits are as nothing compared with our agri- | cultural interests. The farmers of the | west, south, and north, have found a friend in Bryan and are flocking to | his support. EE. a ca SAID Mr. Bryan in his brief address | at Chicago on Saturday night: I am proud to have in this campaign | the support of those who are proud to | call themselves the common people. | If I had behind me the great trusts no sooner take my seat than they | would demand that I thould use m power to rob the people in their be- | half. But having rather the support that when they give to me their bal- lots they unite in saying but one thing, “Do your duty and we are repaid.” | These are the people who ask no favors of the government. These are the ones who simply say, “Let us observe | equality before the law; give equal rights to all, and special privileges to none.” Iam glad to have the support of these people, because I know that whenever the nation imperilied every able-bodied man of them will in try, and those who are good enough to offer their blood an the altar of their of eastern hours peace. 1 can take to your brethren greeting, and in the langua wo of Abraham Lincoln, can say that the people of the west and south are ready to join with the people of the east in of the people, by the people and for the peo- declaring that a government ple shall not perish from the earth. - Ad - MeKINLEY'S SILVER RECORD, President Hayes called an extra ses- sion of congress, which convened on Oct. 15, 1877, at which session Richard Pp. for the free 112 to be a legal tender Hand introduced a bill of silver dollars of grains for all debts, and dues, public and pri by contract : “And may deposit slates colnage owner of the same in mint or be coined into such doliars for efit upon the terms ions as gold bullion “ny L nny assay office Rime fn is oinage under existing lav his free « ag Fhe C and tender, but as only a small amount ($5,000,000) had ever been colned arrest. ing the coinage was equivalent to its demonetization, Nothing was left of the money of final redemption but gold. The same congress that unwittingly stopped the coinage of the silver dol- lar, by a section in the law transferred the measuring unit of values from the silver dollar, a place which silver had The Bland Allison bill, which was passed Hay # Feb ruary 28, 1878, provided for the limited honorably filled for eighty yenrs, over the veto of President purchase und coinage of silver, declar- ed the dollar at the same time to be le- gal tender in the payment of all debts, public and private not otherwise specs ified, Our subseri the and that authorizes private individuals ot ‘we law corporations to demonetize silver, and hence notes payable in bank and mort- The all nullified, gages have a gold clause inserted, legal ta bonds, It wernment officials, from y ¥ silver dollar is a t ider for government 18 however, by g who have decided that a bond Hvar Biived Hayes down, means The tually demonetized, though It been deni d bond payable in “eoin'’ “ “gold only, is no a THE SILVER DOLLAR ~~ so [Ul i Ln he whol Lively Liv e family er, Pure Blood, Beautiful C NEVER GRIPE S 10c N the stomach, liver and bowels. Absol or your money refunded. 10, 25 or 50C., Address THE STERLING REMEDY C C C CATHARTIC CURE CONSTIPATION 25c¢c EVER WEAKEN. fail to induce a natural action of utely guaranteed to cure constipation All druggists. Sample and book free, C CO., CHICACO OR NEW YORK. 1» CCCCCCCC NO-T0-BAC Over LIED bowos so form. Nodo-bas is fails 10 pakke the wonk Hatted, Wo epost Whore. Bond {or or free samp R0LD AHD 6 INO oures prove He power IPOLONE man stro. Yiaorm Ye vhs w ¥v. foe wy st To TE ew Hayd LENG HB 14 ay id ir Pits CARARTLLD GURI 0 destroy tho Seni ford I. Many gain 0 pons and magnetic. J f bo Wo Yo ’ F AWS writion ¥ CO, Clleage or New X orl tories. startling. Straw Hats in abundance Queensware, KREAMER oc A new line of China and . i RPHAN'S COURT BALE ~-PURSUANT TO an order of the Orphan's Court of Centre County, Pa., there will be ex posed sl public sale, al the late residence of Col, John Rishiel, docoens ed, one-half mile nortt-west of Varmers Mills postottice, ln Gregg townsnip, Centre county, Pa on te AUG THURS { sale to begin at 1 o'clock p.m the sald Col. John Kwbel aud described sx follows, Lhe east Ly lands of Mrs, ( D. Armbruster, iL. J ith's heir and H Hager y lands of i holes and Catharive Rishel, and on the wes lands of Catharine Kistiel, Enon Rachay ial slover and MoMurray's heirs, aud snd on the north by lands of £ Eungsrd Binith's belrs, and Samuel Long. containing 160 ACREBE AND 108 PERCHES About 12 res thereat tx I white p white oak ‘ sUgAr maple oe DAY ST 13, 1% decessed i wit sounded itharine Neldigh, Lo On Lhe south oLhers, RJ { Deal meas tits bered walnut sh 1 rected ot AxAl, and a lnrge bank | fi, ht t wagon shed, and sheep stable attached and pig BOCORRRTY ie ry ng well i ORK el wit! re in Dereon « 6 lw ehed, Carriage a § a house, cory house labile, mort new, together wi outbul Auge, sich ax wood house, chicken house Us noise HCE va PENNSYLVANIA R. Philadelphia & Erie R. R. 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