THE CENTRE REPORTER ——— FRED KURTZ, Editor, TERMS. —One year, $1.50, when paid in advance, tions at issue, and, Naving out elo. quence, his argument was all logic and | plain reasoning so that any voter could understand the silver question, Now Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00 , i per year. quence, and that Bryan is no great or- ator after all. ADVERTISEMENTS. —20 cents per line for three Bryan will not make a speech this insertions, and b;cen.s per line for each subse quent insertion. Giher rates made made known on application, that his the far- and what troubles them is, speeches carry ofl’ the masses CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. Aug. 20, DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. vl WHAT 16 TO 1 MEANS, We demand the free and unlimited coinage of both gold and silver at the present legal ratio of 16 to 1, without waiting for the aid or consent of any other nation. We demand that the standard silver dollar shall be full le- gal-tender equally with gold for all debts, public and private.—Democrat- ie National Platform, Free coinage means that silver and gold bullion shall be coined without charge by the United States mints, Unlimited means that all the gold and all the silver presented at the United States mints shall be coin- ed into money. For Congress, J. L. BPANGLER. For Assembly, R. F. FOSTER. JAMES SCHOFIELD. For Sheriff, W. M. CRONISTER. 1866, For Treasurer, C. A. WEAVER. . coinage For Commissioners, P. H. MEYER. DANIEL HECKMAN. The ratio of 16 to 1 that the number of grains of pure silver in a silver dollar shall be sixteen times the Ieanas For Register, G. W. RUMBERGER. number of grains of pure gold in a gold dollar, By full legal meant when a debtor offers either gold or ver to a creditor whatever the creditor is accept debtor For Recorder, C. HARPER. tender is that gi sil- For Auditors, FRANK W. HESS, B. F. KEISTER. in any sum to the bound the same and discharge from For Coroner, W. W. IRWIN. his liability. a DR. “THE CHANGE OF BASE For H. WETZEL. surveyer, The late il speech on ft William he 1878, A. 31s and-. a la Hison January, { of the crime We | changed the | 1d KO rp of tl great every stampede to silver is likely {'nion. Tue that Bryan state in the of '73, said: to tl a's is Cart Now come ase War system from » had a— Ay —- : | silver to ¢ tha ti + Cor. Spangler missed by a few votes | SUVET LO 8 A he : itl of getting i i which would have been well Heed the ate chairmanship, 3 g pay debts in silver dolls | dol Cont nw ATS lars, racts made or under his direction. were changed and the BM Ix a good many localities the ‘“‘next | 11Or g pion 1 lemand pay post hair with a silver comb. gold. i -master’’ is beginning to comb his | : existence a day of the chi | it. | the Astonishing inge were permeated infecti i“ " The option of the debto how infectious craze’ 1s. i I > metal in which he wo - —- - | ¥ 4 : 16 13) sr sf the SEP in this issue extracts from | the power of the treasury They de- | Ve print | tence. We Bryan's New York address. We r ISSLIeS, print " r dollars were . y PN serve careful study. will Be further extras ratic 8 true Democ + Me- mpared wer, Lo some exient, flopping , Kinley. But that's nothing « hos ublican silverites | with the t= of Rep that are flockit r 4 Ig i iver Demo- | Fesumpt that shops, pay toar tut silver out J men since there has been . ft Io no silver for a great many ‘em. metals a Vears U question at a atad : BLAALE 5 - > — i that had no metallic the i The wn Is circulation it mouldy want to hav e gol don’t they lott the ELA in circulate $1 boa rs be the banks why uihior . people sacks get thirty instead of ing delibe our mints and cut off the our Tie very thing dictated this Who ly into the ¢ . iver colt ; in their vaults these Hyver coin ! os Za supply of ti ies called Bryan isn't hoardin single years? frnil eagle to keep it from circulating - » — policy BRYAN is taking a friend in York slate, gans of the gold bugs The a speech or trip In i ie 1 : look fairl legislation: see | with an old and now the or- and banks say Nebraskan won't that rest t % purpose, its aitimate seo and the end to be reached by who jen is rej eal Origi= i iat t, and who nos { Bn he is hiding. nated it, and who now with and be able ake speech bitterly antagonize | tom will please the goldites, pn cnt SILVER is on the it by of which the fo rampage in Ohio, Who are the supporters of Bryan? fottors t is the great mass of oppressed farm. the feel pinch of sordid banks ; the of gold mines who want their metal held up by ery- It is to stand. we have rom Republicans Howing, from an att (i, Of business who the the OW ners ers | nen ney in Sidney, “Mr. John one of vour Ohio is a sample Orbison. (a Republican princely handed Hep iw called * therein, copied on Financial News,’ ive the remoniti- dollar in the Uni- The article referred to ap- pears on the first page of your paper of Aug. 6th, under hea Fear,’ | “Herewith please find enclosed y | stamps, for which please send me as many copies of your paper of Aug. 6, | as you feel lize sending for amount en- closed. The numerous calls to see and | read the said ‘Financial News’ article, explains the reason why I now tres- stibseribers, me a copy of ter, of date attention to from the ‘L March 10th, re zation of the silver your paper, Aug. 6t article the ing down silver. easy to decide h, and my on which side an op a ond of THE gold organs are trying a scare that free silver will in the country. claimed the to get up utterly ru- wimember, they pro- atic tariff would ruin the eountry—but it didn’t, it brot prosperity instead. These fellows are | a branch of the bull-frog tribe, they have no other speech but to holler “ruin, r-ruin,” “rer-ruin.”’ ————————— Tie new chairman of the Democrs- | tic State Committee, is John M. Gar-| man of Nanticoke. On 1st ballot Kerr | had 31, Bpangler 22, Garman 12. The | name of Col. Spangler was then with- | drawn, and the Zod ballot resulted, Kerr 30, Garman 36. Mr. Garman is an able man, a very | gook stump speaker, an ardent Demo- | erat and bears an unsullied record. He | will make an excellent Chairman and | aim to build up the Democratic party | in this state and not a Garman party. 0 ted States, Demoer dline, ‘England's If 4 | cure additional copies, | blowing in Ohio—for free silver. “The free silver tide here, notwith- | standing reports to the contrary, is on | | the increase, and with the aid of hun- | | dreds of silver Republicans, is fassum- | | ing wonderful proportions, and will, | in the opinion of our wisest politicians, ms ft | sweep the Buckeye State into the Bry- BRYAN, somehow, can’t talk to suit | { an colum in November. In this con- | the od ‘pinchers. When the “Boy | nection it is gratifying to note that | Orator’’ made his speech in the Chica- | your newsy and spicy paper, ‘The Re- go convention, which speech was the | porter’, stands true to the interest of | cause of his nomination, the gold or. | the tolling masses, and that you are | gens complained his eloquence did it | doing valiant service in the cause of | and that it was wrong in Bryan fo | the people. Very respectfully yours, capture the convention by his elo- | James E. Way,” quence. dc fp A ten Next he made his great speech at| —REPORTER for the campaign New York, touching upon all the ques- ' cents, # 20 | proved by the experience of history and supported by all the prominent statesmen of our nation from the days of the first President down to 1878 When we ask that our mints be open- The heat was hard on the poor city horse—in fact we'd rather be a coun- { try than a city horse any time, Du- ing Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of last week, 1,258 hor- ses died of the heat in New York city. The highest death rate was among the | street car | EDITORIAL NOTES, | | i | ed to the free and unlimited coinage of silver into full legal tender money, we are simply asking that the same mint privileges be accorded to silver that are now accorded to gold, When we ask be at the ratio of 16 to 1 we simply ask that our gold coins horses, Burglaries are getting to be so nume- rous jin town and country that people | that this coinage should always be on the alert and pre- pared. We learn in scripture that we know not at what hour of | the thief cometh, and the standard silver dollar—which be the amount of pure silver as the first silver dollar their present weight and fineness, it remembered, contains the night retain The theoretical advantage of the bimetallic stated by writer on political economy coined at our mints sight of ; we have good Democrats not loose the county ticket in the field, is deserving the full party vote ; with the existing harmony our ticket should have 1000 majority. must men each name system is best i“ who gests the following illustration: “A river fed more uniform in volume the feeders is swollen from two sources The gold Democrats will hold a eon- than a river vention at Indianapolis to nominate candidates for President and Vice Pres- ident. This will not hurt Bryan as it will keep these goldites from voling for McKinley, Horace B. P has fed from one source that when one of the the other may be which has but one that feed 11 of bimetall ti He low, feeder ler, must the met fall with oO in of contributions the Aries Case acker, of Tioga county, ism. volume been nominated for congress by the Republicans of the Clin ming-Tioga district, the ‘linton, money receives both the gold and ton-Lyco- mines and wi which turns down H. 1. favor mines, therefore, v the d und less: Leonard, Harvey of P John Wanamaker is now nest for | ron who Hastings is also a candidate go is Boles Penrose of Phila W d Hastings iIflc When a shop shuts down now, it i Hae Lie >» ition should be given, | i arifl member, withdrew I present ollar, hangeable dol resting upon two metals , OF less ¢ in its purchasing pow- acker, er than the hich rests on metal If ther only Out 10 ear- Hi). . =, Senator to defeat Came ® Of mone ¥ Lie . Ta desires a re-election. 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We think we | | have just what you want, a full and complete line. Dry Goods and Dress Goods never were so cheap, and such quality for the money is startling. Straw Hats in abundance. A new line of China and The China Dinner Set in the window, 100 pieces, only Cant be beat in price. Other line have as big bargains. KREAMER & SON. Possibilities of Journalism, During the past two weeks “The Philadelphia Press’ has given a strik- ing object lesson of what the public may expect from a great national » an. PENNSYLVANIA R. Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Division and Northern Central Railway, Time Table 1h effect June 14, 1866 newspaper. Although opposed to the | TRAINE LEAVE MONTAKDON, 9.18 0. m.~Train 14, (Daily For Bunbury , Willker barre Harrisburg snd Intermed st Philadelphia at mm, Baltimore, 8 EASTWARD except sunday Hazieton, Pottavilie lel stations, arriving p.m, New York, r pm, Washington 4.10 p. m connectin ul Fhilade iphia for all »ea-shore points Tro igh passenger conches 0 Phila delphis and Baltimore Parlor cars to Philadel phin Lap. m~Train principles which Candidate Bryan rep- resents, "“T'he Press’ is the only news- published Jo Pennsylvania which has printed verbatim reports of all the The achievement was accomplished by the 008 paper candidates’ speeches, " exoept Runday.) For mi nbury Harrisby Interne Lions, arriving atl Phils ia nt 6.2 York p.m, Balti 6g wut 7.15 p.m Par phils, and pas enger « saitimore 604 p. ma, ~Train Dally except # induy. | For Wilkestarre, Hazleton, Foutsy ile and dally for Harrisburg and intermediate points, arriving at Phil phis 1115 p un York a Im. Baltimore 1040 p mm Famsenger cosches wo Wilkesbarre and Ph indeiphia BULp m.—Train 6. (Daily except snday.) i sunbury, Harrisbug wi all stations, arriving at hlisdelpl in the history of the nation. The full | New York ai 753 a Fullinan sleep ; ’ afnel & from Harrisburg wu Philade!phis and and fair reports of “The Philadelphia WCLRETE CAL Teme Press’ nong its chief inci- 3 24 ; mT kil - Al y | dents, Pairish Nias Oh i Philadel WEeCK Gays Waals iiale wia~ pu Kew W wibiitig Philadel ORChes Wo Phlisdelphia and addition of columns and pages to its with what all the can- had to “The Press’ | has given, from day to day, all the oth- er news of the world the form for which it is famous, “The will be continued, space, so that, of ear 1h | didates have say, id in complete s Oe , New Press This policy, AN NOUNnCes, The campaign has most remarkable Lt. ¥ iwTh iin, 4.4 already become the sediate | . 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