®he (Centre Jprjunrral.
BELLKFONTI, I* A..
AiaHICTJLTVIIAL.
NKWH, FACTS AND SINK JEBTIQHS.
TIB TUT nr TBI DtTMU *W*SI TM* ISTUJJ
asxca ** muaruiitv or TH KMU.
Krery farmer in hit annual eseperxcnee
d'fenoer* something of ratue. WriteXl ami
newt it to the "AgrCmttuml Kititorcf the.
DEMOCRAT, Itellei'onte, J'eaa'a," that other
farmer* may hare the benefit of it. I<et
communieatum* be timely, and be sure that
they are brief and icett pointed.
Agricultural Editor'* Table.
WK are indebted to Jossru HARRIS,
of "Moreton Farm," Rochester, N. Y.,Ar
his lato catalogue of CoUwotd sheep
and Essex pigs. Mr. HARRIS in one of
our moat careful and conscientious
breeder*, and anything he sells will
prove to bo precisely as he baa recom
mended it.
Tut current number of "The Hua
bandiuan," a weekly agricultural jour
nal, published at Klmirs, N. V., under
the auspices of the "Eliuira Fanners'
Club," has made its ap(Mmrunce on our
table through the kindness *f some un
known friend, to whom wo desire to ex
press our obligations. TL- Hutbandman
is a handsome paper, of the sue and
form aa Tue Dmocut, wall-printed
and carefully edited. We congratu
late the "Elmira Farmers' Club" upon
having so elegant an ex|>oneut as The
Husbandman ami we congratulate the
farmers of Chenmng county ujion hav
ing in their midst so valuable and well
sustained an institution as this club.
WILMER ATKINSON, of the Firm Jour
nal, has placed us under obligations for
a neat little pamphlet on the '"Culture
of Small Fruits," a copy of which he will
aend free to nny one sending him their
add res by postal card.
Care of Poultry ia Winter.
Wc are almost afraid to write what
we know on this subject, for two
reasons. First, the careful poultry
keeper will baldly believe we are
stating facts; while the great majori
ty, whom the shoe may pinch, will
scarcely thank us for exposing them.
This matter, however, must lie re
formed, and the sooner we begin the
better.
Too many farmers take so little
interest in their poultry, as to leave
it to take care of itself, for the most
part. These arc, universally, the
ones who declare poultry-keeping
does not pay. Hut, we protest, these
men are not competent to give an
opinion, if it were possible for their
fowls to rise up in judgment against
them, they would be condemned.
To force fowls to bunt their own
living; to expose them to all the vi
cissitudes ut the weather; to chase
theiu out of the liam or stables, when
they have crept into them for shelter,
or to lind something to eat, is sitnply
to abuse thern, ami the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
should look after their owners.
When, after being thus abused, they
are slandered, and declared worth
less nuisances, it is adding insult to
injury*.
On very many farms the fowls may
be seen, this cold weather, huddled
on the sunny side of a building or
straw stack, with frozen combs and
wattles, wailing for the warmth of
the sun to give them some comfort.
They may steal as much as they can
tit as long as the pigs are fattening,
if they be not shut out of the pen,
but, after "butchering" is over, they
live a more precarious life than the
""tramp" in the highway.
Tlu-re is a fietter way to care for
fowls. No one should keep fowls
who is not able and willing to pro
tale some sort of shelter for them,
ami give litem a reasonable amount of
care. As we have stated already in
these columns, the accommodations
iwftl not be ex|iensive, but they
should le comfortable. If nothing
U*twr can be had, a "lean-to" may lie
Imilt apdiist a building, or bank, or
fence, with rails or |>olcs, ami neatly
covered with straw or corn-fodder.
.Hake the covering thick enough to
lusrp Ule wind and rain out, and put
encngh [H-rclics in to accommodate
nil the occupants. Make W>c place
large as will he necessary to give
l-h-tiiv of room for all the fowls, and
with reasonable rani in feeding and
wotormg. they will do very well, pro
vided tiiey have not been too much
aimsed In-forc being put into such
quarters.— Practical Farmer.
T.dlow for wagon grease—saya
*"lJr4{ier .lames"—-and there is noth
ing 1 s-i.u-r or cheaper. Melt the tab
f .w slowly in an old pot or dripping
|CUK putting in enough to make it
••wwthird full or less when melted.
FHT the vessel with coal-oil and set it
mof doors to cool. Pour off what
*l I—III I lis on the top, and you will
(save a splendid grease, for all kinds
of wagons, and of just the right
eewsiatewcy, whether the weather be
cwld or hot. It will take much lesa
esal ia summer than In winter. Itc
anas to use enough coal oil to have a
little renming on top after the tallow
seettan to the bottom. In summer,
thaod should he poured off on a cool
naming or your grease will be thin.
rw Journal
EDITORIAL ROTES.
OEORCK SI.AUOIITKR, a farmer of
Orange -county, N. V., found thirty
eight of his flue flock of sheep dead one
morning lately, umt of the remaining
fifty-five but five or six were uninjured.
I Another farmer, in Carroll countv, < >hio,
1 lost one hundred and eight bend of
sheep between June 28 and December
4. Dogs-did the business in both cases.
One of the crying needs of the farm
ing community just now is more dogs.
Sheep see of no account anyway.
THE Patrons of Cayuga county, %*. V.,
have a "Tire Ilclief Association" which
conducts its business at a cost of less
than a one-tenth of one per cent, on
the amount of property insured. This
looks as though "administrative abili
ty" and "business capacity" were *iot
altogether wanting, among even farm
ers.
As an evidence that the business, or
profession, or culling—which ever yon
please to call it— of farming is rapidly
taking its proper place of mi|>ortanoe
in all the world's affairs, we notice
that even the great magazines of the
country, *up|>o*ed to be devoted chiefly
to matters interesting to literary or
scientific people, an* giving a generous
share of their attention. The October
number of Harper's contains a descrip
tion of Mr. Starr's celebrated butler
farm, known us "Echo Farm," iu Con
necticut, and the January numbtr of
ScrUmrrs has an illustrated article on
the Pull's Head, Cattle and Horse Mar
ket of New York, containing a deal of
information and numbers of hints of
great value to all thinking farmers.
AT the late Birmingham, Eng., fat
cattle show, a single animal, across be
tween a Shorthorn bull and Called cow,
and weighing twenty-five hundred
pounds, took not only the "first prize
in the class of cross-bred," hut #'.'2o in
special premiums, "besides the Hiking
ton Challenge Cup." That is making
boef to some purpose. And only to
think that the happy winner of all
these premiums had ail that mountain
of beef left to dispose of at fancy prices.
THE terrible "cold wave" through
which we have just pasted will, we fear,
tell with adverse effect upon the com
ing wheat crop. Wherever we went
we saw wheat fields blown almost or en
tirely bare, and the young plant* ex
posed to the severity of the wind.
The Fiction of the Bheep'i-Foot.
The erroneous notion, still current in
various quarter*, that something can
come of nothing by the griciou* aid of
sheep, i* successfully combated by a
practical flock-master, who, writing in
The CINCIA'UIO Times, presents in spright
ly fabion a few truths for whom they
may concern :
Wc frequently see absurd state
ments to the effect that "the sheep's
foot turns all to gold"; and that
there is no steadier or surer way to
fertilize a barren-field than to put a
flock of sheep to pasture upon the
briars and weeds in it; that, in effect,
sheep will live upon the |>oorest food
and make the richest manure and are
thus the very !est stock a farmer can
keep on his farm. Hut those "who
have been there" know better. "Sheep
are always an unhappy flock"— ore*
*emper infelis pent* —wrote the old
author Virgil, and many a man who
has lieen deluded into keeping sheep
in the vain ho|e of finding gold in
their foot-tracks, has found out "the
truth about it"
Now, having been through the mill,
and having turned defeat into victory
by disabusing my miud of the com
mon fsllncies about sheep, I warn in
tending shepherds that there is no
other domestic animal that needs bet
ter care or fowl for profitable thrift
than sheep; that out of their finely
grinding manure-mills eotucs noth
ing that is not first put into the ho|>-
l*r: that yet with proper care and
| skill, a well-selected flock of the right
kind of sheep, in the right place, can
! lie made to pay 100 percent, of their
cost every year. It is true that a
flock will clear a field of weeds,
briers and rubbish, ami will enrich
it; but it will not live upon these.
To relish this rough heritage, the
sheep must be fed liberally upon sup.
plementary food, such as bran, meal,
cut clover, grass or green corn fod
der, and always a pint a day per head
of linseed oil-cake meal, bran or oth
er grain food. Then with this alloy,
the sheep's foot will take on a gold
en tinge, ami will edge with gold the
farmer's pocket, by making his |ioor
lauds rich; giving him at the same
time a lamb or two and a fleece every
year. A field may be enriched, too,
by sowing rape seed, at the rate of a
peek per acre, and when the crop is
of thrifty growth, mav be turned in
to eat it down through the late Fall
and early Spring; thus fitting it tor
a crop of corn, oaU or roote, next
year. Hut the sheep must have their
pint per day of bran or oil meal even
then.
The fact is, sheep are manure
spreaders, rather than manure-makers.
We feed them with the material; they
Uke their jmy out of it, and give us
hack the remainder, transformed in
to 11 substance of equal value-be-
cause it is more available—with that
which they receive, and they get fat
meanwhile in doing It. J unt an we
give 'the mint a bug of gold dust and
wo got hack exactly the same weight
of gold dollars, while the corners are
fed upon it—but without the dust we
get no dollars. So with sheep ; if we
don't fucd them with the materials
needed to tnnkc fat for themselves
and rich manure for us, they will be
as unprofitable as Pharaoh's lean
kino.
TIMELY TOPIOB.
Parrel a few long keeping apples
and place them 011 the ice in the ice
house for use next April or May.
Tarred building paper, tied about
the trunks as high as the full width,
is a sufu and effective protection
agninst rabbits.
Study up the fruit question now.
There is money in growing fruit, but
brains are essential to success in the
business, lirains arc un iiupoi taut as
the trees!
Farmers usually kill and market
their earliest ami best chickens, sim
ply becuuac they are the best and
largest. This is a serious mistake.
The very choicest of the whole flock
should bo kept to produ.ee his next
year's supply.
A small amount of oil cjkc given
to fattening animals will assist great
ly in the fattening process. One
pound to five jsjunds of corn meal
will be found to have an excellent ef
fect. It is a good way to feed it
with cut straw or corn fodder.
Mr. Charles Robinson thinks that
if we are properly prepared we can
make hotter as cheaply in Winter as
in Summer. If properly fed and
cared for a cow will do as well in the
stable and u|tun grass. Even in the
East there is yet much room for im
provement in Winter care of ntock.
The judges at a poultry show in
Canada the other day were discourt
eous enough to Mash nil the sable
off the legs of liiack Spanish, and
paint front the feathers of game
fowls which an ingenious amateur
had fixed up expressly for the oc
casion with a nice regard to all the
artistic points demanded by the
standard of excellence for perfect
birds.
Farmer Meehi sjieaks of it as "an
unprofitable mistake" to suppose
that sheep do not need water. He
invariably gives tlicm the op|>ortuni
ty of settling that rjuestion for tiiein
selves, and it is suprising to sec how
much they drink, especially milk
giving ewes, and ail sheep when eat
ing cake, meal, etc., in addition to
their green food. He attributes his
trifling loss in sheep and lambs dur
ing the past thirty years to their
having constant access to wati*r.
.Snow trill not answer ax a substi
tute.
I liavc found tliat bees in movable- ;
comb hive* require more care in
wintering than in plain hives. There
is HO much more air space around
the frames that the hives arc neccs- ;
sarily colder than where the movable
frames are used. The honey-board
ought to lie taken oil" and a piece of
wollen cloth or car|>ct tacked on the
top of the hive. One or two strips
should he laid across the frames to j
keep the cold from them ; a news- 1
pnper folded neatly and laid over the
t loth completes the preparation." !
Xrir Aitrrrtinrmrnt*.
| \ F. FORTNGY,
I "• ATTfISSSr \T t.*W.
Hri.Lßrosra. r*. |
Utt d*nr to th# L#fl In th# Cowri IIMW*. t-ly
V. A. WAILS' • L t|BA j
\\" A I. LACK A K HERS,
f * attorkkt r VT-LAW,
n.r.AßiiKi.n r \
Will tt#nd iml try mn##q t H#U#l*nt# wh#n p#
flnllt r#tnn#d. I ly
ETUNI FTELDING.
ATTOSSST ST I.AW,
u.b.Aaricu>. PA.
Odlwrtlon# mod# and promptly nnlllwl. l-ly
WILLIAM McCULLOI'OH,
ATTOHNKV AT I.SW,
r i./.A RHKI.D, r \.
All bualn#i promptly ntfrndrd to. |.|jr
t it ktiiAt. rr*n oomnow
MURRAY A GORDON,
ATTORXM S-VT I.AW.
CL.L.4RTIKI.D. FA.
Will tt#nd th# H#||#fint# C.mrto w|#n ap#* tolly
#mphy#d. 1 )y
I L. SPANG LEU,
ATTOIISKT AT I.SW.
RKU.KFOXTE. CKTTRROOOKTT, PA.
SJIWUI .ilrallmi In r.dln^lnn.: |>fw|ln< In .11 Ih*
(Vmrta; CMMBIUIWIB* IB II.IHI < * IMi. My
r P HIPPLK.
■ • ATTORSRT AT-f.AW
LOCK HAVKN.PA.
All (m*iß*M t.romfitly ait. *M l My
DS. KELLER.
B ATTORNRT AT I.AW.
(Wcw Smith wd* nf Utnamud,
t n*ll.fimte, P*.
A. MOW. I. WBBUtT ÜBUt.
TAG AVER A GEPIIAUT.
■ ' ATTORSRYR AT I.AW.
oar. Ml AU*ab*ay (te*t, tenth of lllgh, R*tl*-
jnnl*. PM. *
C. . tut HtftßU c. a . te>w*B
\ LKXANDKIL K BOWER,
_ . ATTORRRTE AT LAW.
SrlUAml- P . may b* mnmlted la Kaglteh or Ore
■aa. Otr in Oanaaa'* fhritdtag. My
QAKMAN'B HOTEL,
OMwdi# rvmft II.HW*. HKI.I.KPOSTR. PA.
TKRM* AMI PKR DAT.
A md tdnry mwlml. J.|y
A LBERT KAUTH,
XL. RARRRT AMD CnRTKCTTOKKRT,
Rtehoo Stfm. SO. J?™ 1 •
mauup etrni BMirry,
Wf SOU Mil, P.
AVtfj AdrDrtinrment*.
SECHLEIUCO.;
G HOC KltS,
KKUITKHS nnd
CON K KC'TION KKH,
Holiday Goods.
HEGILKIC rCOBIHA ORANUKB, -rp Das Ba
HKCULKU
NKCHLKIt WHITK A I.M fell IA ORAPKR, llaa
•SKCiILKIt dnml *aalit) 1iii,.,r1.l
IHTATUKH. rlndra ataich, s
np.l II I, r. It Irrtaut .IWnalji |„ r wlnlrr Uan—
Kl'll.'llLKlt aouud aoJßiui.
ML-1 <|> t L- I*
Zvt- uiSu CttARBKIIRIKH. It,. 1,..1 Capa O-l
Mil 111.P.1t and J.r.<. aurlaiira
SKCULKK
BKCHLEH ">''^P"*k' 4 ( RnsralfU,
| y Itxtorim, Knllttia nnd < tl rB.
SKCIILKK CHKiHK, |>rtta# mild, full cravat,
II i'c !! XI T*—I 4 rlrwM |Ht|cr n|ielJ Mm'.n-I*,
n "' l lll'l'lk I'hMM, Kliflluli \S nltiut* Hr-rll
.HKriJLKU ritsiout. mi!t.fk , Fu
SK4'IILKK IVfrl*Nii Alrii"i>d
SKOIILKK CAXXKI) FBI ITS—• I'aa.baa, I'aarv
SKCH LRU T'ik! , Mlr*%(srrrirs, r.ifvt. Piw
BK( , H LKK A j'td 4 **- *4tiif u a lis, FMB K ,t,* h
SK(*I!I KH a dm.
.SKrJI LK)i LKMgSH, fli*f BPW fruit.
kL'f 'll I L 4 1/ T14- Olltw, I'i'kid (lt*tpfp,
>rA llldhK lUr.Uii"*. I 4 kl-. lletU, iu,kr t
SKI 'II LKK J4*"dil, GeUllfif,
t'!' nißftj|l.liiUCrl'h|4, KlGuvk'.
f!fs ;. . (•(% HUidil, ftlUij' r NuU, Hi
SKCULKK
< L'i !i r'l'!i CFiNrECTIoXKIIV. Cbm-dal* Cat .
unoo. Kimaled Almond. I.
S KCII LKK Hum i ii<sonUie>i., Bi
SKCII LKK < >***4 Aim Ff-nrl. u*h,
SKCII I Kit ,u '' * larUtir* of fun
SKCULBIt
SKCULKK KHfXK rruhtllfw, Vig*.
fl*r KutiuM
W*• lurf etef t thing tht III* Mißifkwt* ff< | |h OUt
lilt* of I uih-4M. U tinpli tn<i J'tdf• •ti'l irppL
H4X.11 LKK A 0M-
Kusli II■■!•*• Blork, VW-lirfotittr
Ihirrit K. Ilirl.it, Ifttrdtrtirr.
K. HICKS,
[Successor to T. A. lilt KS Si HRO.,]
BKALKR IX
IIAHPtVAKE, SADDLERY, OILS,
| PAINTS AND STOVES. |
EVERYTHING AT BOTTOM PRICES!
TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Allegheny S'r<r', lih'.LLEFOSTE, PA. South of Diamond.
IjUSli HOUSE.
I> BLI.UKrOMTK. PA.
TIIK ost.r riMT-cUAM mm;:. is TIIKOTT.
TMJM <U(. Um kltft/LM.
■ ..I r.lm (•;<• to "Hl.."*. • .nl Jarm.
fir* llnrr**, frr.f'r M,J l>. J Item*, n.t*
I (H IS ROLL,
1 J RASIILONARI-R |W*'T A HIOKMTKRR.
upjtO.U fluh ll' mm, hrliiluAlf, I'M.. )-!♦
GREAT REDUCTION.
ECONOMY 18 WEALTH.
Tha iiuil (75 liicil;::; rtlizti U c&Ly (25.
81.50 PER WEEK.
I li.i'kn iV NVimmi I Y>> t.
"THE l AMILI" SHUTTLE
COR SEW I Mi
Wv MACHINE.
M"(in(Ml q|>a on# phdiat#d .r 4W Mark vtlnul t*>p
i UU* ftnd trmdlt, < will) • liMU §MAm*i
•if nsitiM lhn *(•} mM Mn<. ••<! t
j ikil) f®V Ewh m' hiiHi iHnnmitiljr whwiiM with
M irr UtftatMU fit jwMi hj.i in ouhr nil
•r rtilot. rn#y rvMH si nr# f n<t
TV mist stM, iH Mthfurhttf wwWrif
•iw Intrtitwl f" nil kid f family *nli. An w
| kr*w Ul<%i nn-4wltorl Uniml W"<*R lint*
niH)) iml In thuMwl* <■( Ikw* An
j flf Imil, Miml, r|H HitMn. arrt-r#dr M|r
! U* th* Wwr j lh of mni((m, lUI will do b# f k
! r hwil; M n liV*tlin#. of It will huh toft* li t*f\
f*r for any on" V> wiahea l w fr • lt*inr.fd
nii lr* limn H)U tut rtlll Of any lit nwblMM <d
! lik# <|n*tttr. tin dim NinlUf. mill
! . nv--l K-I'l ln*. !<*• pnh
f thr#wd, -loinn •*•)' Hk lh# r win linc
II moh#* lb# •hulM#, 40i14w-tlif#ml, Irak*
itilcli, lib* warn# on Mh *ol#* of lb** wmk , whnh
rvfpitwl lb# NiaflMl iwiini th# ivntfiiilil Th# !
i *tfont#t* Ao4,fn4 wnl Invting •tilrh #m pnalvwH
II it 1 will for *t. nfcib u<l(wtwlAJil hnnl work. Inlet
lwnptlih nntklnf (wrt. Mntmfnrtnrr*) v| fl* j- l
llklll i#-l Will run fur )m Wllhowt rwfwur*. I*
•tn|4# tu l#wr*i,#*#y %** mams**-, wMdrmtAmd pwrfwily
In nn hour, and *!#•*• rmdt In • mo*#it to do tf| ;
ri| ii<>n iA h#*rj •* *• Hl nt !**# coat. twfw
#*ailt. RWKfbl; nod f*#t#r, nn4 with In* labor or
ttwnldr lban an; other marblnwn, iTAtI mn , #*•*
414 or rn do. It wfll •#* anything a frmdt* r*
pf#cw. fhww lore or rwmhflr to hnrjr 'Mh or hamena.
with any kind#4 thmwl. and run 4 tw#rty yard* |#r
ml nut#: n##n a atronc. Mrl#hl n#odl#. mil i,nrf
t*#*ka (hem. It nant mhw ir draft a atlfrh. raT#l <r
t>r***k thn th#*4. The annnjdwinall; rWonlod if it
will not oi'ttoii and t*vnJM any ma hirie at d alla
Ih# prW. If you hart* any aihwr nun hln#. buy tbfw
ami hate a lelt#r one. The *•*# and rapidity of lie
motion and quality of lie **-r*k la Ita heat h><)m#mla
Hon. It will hem, fell, twrk. braid, <nrA, Mod. fc4h#r,
quilt rwffta. pint, fohl, ar|ln|j, ahfr T, rtdl, lad#,
mt*ld'f. na up lrMdihw, t., wrlth #d#g*nra, •*•#
and (|kkiwn, unmrpoail h> ant mmMit# #t#r
Intwntrd. The PlT™* of rnir nawr tna<hln#a ar# In*
than lhf aakod hy dmlir* In a*rod*h*nd. frl.nilt
and rdlnhkH machlpaw.of thoa# aailiny out Old KMi
tu rkm# np Mnm>. many am h Inferior and dd-atyl#
mwlNiiM Mn|t offered aa new at rMwwl prt<w
*••!. of .n-1 naljr ..jr ..W MKMIIM
Th. re *r noun Rtt-.U mMIiiwi.IOVTMI M lo* m
lb. "hmilj." bt man; rfolUr.
r.ir iMilmwlili an toilplHi Innka, laalM frM
llh MUIIIAM <i4 Mb.
Hmb hlM>pd I" en. pul oC U> mmlrx, ha m.H. r
Wow moot. lb. pltr. Nw; he, an.l w.f. Mlmp fw.r
niw4, |.b pHrtln* of a TMMWa uuHauma
lfcr patboiit t kill, of Ml OfMpt ef pile, tij
Utlff. M.mf. OHM. OI IWalt.
AfVU wanted lbfm('lMii lb. onanlf* (* lht, iWa
h*a| .*l, wait Mltefw i i aad raald aallHig XKblb.
!■ tho world. I'M l.teial Imhb iMm
*AMII>V SIIRRTI.K MARHIXA on..
I t/ J?M Wrwdway. We* T.wli^
"VTOTICE U hereby glvnrt, tht p-
It pHrallnti will Wa taadabo Iboard of /ardoi..
M Ute Vardoß af * W. UM. at BtoHfay of Mb* >aM
Slid im (bo ArH Twwf*j jf Mrwri,
M* j I MIW
111 ARN ESS MANUFACTORY
A A tB Oanoßa'a Wo b,
MRUirroXTK. PA WIJ
TOB PUfNTfNQ of *ll kindsW
O tj natebd Bl tfea KMOCIUT orftrt
iv ,
| [ARDWARB.
WILSON, McFATILANE fc CO.
DKALKIW IN
STO VE S ANI) I ANG ES,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, RAKES, FORKS,
OIR/.A.IDIYEjS So SCYTHES.
SOLK AGENTS FOR
.J OI IN SOX "K K A OHO MI NE.
AM.BOUERT BTftKET, .... II(.'MM' BOWK. .... BKU.tr.JXTr.. rt
OKLLKKONTK & SNOW SHOE
Ml II K.—Ttlu*-TaU lii cffcM I ..u *u>l afi<-r iJa.
31,15T7 :
tswia* Sou* Pli< 7. VI . arriin In Illtaf.,,t.
Vpi a.
11-llifuoU 10. Jut. ii .uilikii Km,* SJaua
; 11.'>7 1. a
IBw, Rbw 242 r w.mrrire* In IblUfoi.t..
4 12 r ■>.
l-aa.-a It. I! n f.r. t' 4 I- U Mfrll.* .1 Snu SI ~xr
BXT r. a. IJAMI'I. kiioal'S,
liMi.rnl Sujn'iinl^fi'l,.,,!.
.Z--'.
I>A I.l> EAGLE VALLEY HAIL-
I > Iti I All -Tit...- Tutle, It<MMuln-> 31. 1.77
I Ftp. M*ll WUTVARO. turtiln Ki|i Malt
' ■ * ■ ca. m
. * f4 ft 10 Atrit> ai Trr-tie 7 o% % .
7 f * ft tfl la-str 1.4t Tjirndt !sf*7 1T ft t7
U b M M V*i| 44 710 ft 41
74H UUJ ...... 44 |UM £•! 44 ... 7X\ *47
7 .14 640 ...... 44 If At iik h 44 ... 7 .Vi UO2
7 '/ft b }| ...... 44 MatiMa M ... 741 ull
71* A2l 44 Martha 44 ... 7 b'i V 'jii
| 7 &10 4 * JHlmk •' ... *Ol V ;><
ft 4* 4 " I h ion till* 44 . kll 042
t. 41 4lt ...... 44 ►♦*• "iioe In 14 it ;| 9 M
6Li 4 4' ...... 44 klii'wburff " ... **24 9 7*4
.ft 4V 44 It. IL f nfe 44 . .2 10
• 8 4 ..... 44 Vil-.1-ip*. 44 a4%10 1
ii * 4i ftmii i ii
'■ "** 4 10 44 )*'. itit 44 M 9 (to 1' to
ft <■ I r#2 ...... 44 ||.rd 44 ... 9 <ih 10 4"
4 i"1 .... 44 K**lrMr 44 ...9 1% )<•
4 4ft 47 ...... 44 IU-mJ, l 44 ... Ul2 10 .'#7
,A XI in ..... 44 Mill Hail 44 ... Vl4ll 10
1 A TO 1 r -
,4 24 3AS ...... 44 Igxh llawri 44 m. 94211 1*
I >ENNSYLV ANI A RAILROAD.
■ —(Adikkßk an lEa i. PMAa) —On aa<l
alia* la-ami.l l^ t 1*77
W KM WAKII.
SSI. 3'4IL IMl'* I'--. * , ]|
" - llarrtat-nrg 4 Sam
" Mllliamaimi •>:(&•
" I. - llai.n (i (' aln
" to |M
.rrlit-a at Kr|a . ; X'- j. ttt
MAUAIiA i..i 1!.-. Iran. I il.l<l)-lin, 7 ; ain
llnWl* In '.I a m
k||ii.n,.,.nt
■rrl*M tl Rrnio . I . i
!Wii;-ri ! j (liia limn ainta in 2k!c-
IWM al 4 v. |> to
FAST I.IMi ).a. run I,|,.Via II 4- a in
" lllt|ill|„_.. 2 ,V. y iri
" W illian n-rt 7 Sin in
" Mli'ia .1 Lw4 llavn . a ~
KAaTWARII.
PAOrIC KXI'IIMS lai 1., t Uaa.ti .. CC>a n.
- iama,.*rt 7 a
arrlamial tlarrlaSnsvj* II V, , a,
l'liltaiS.i|>l, l* i 4 , I- w
:>av r.\i ni.-s i , .r,
" I. 4 BMM 11 7"w
\l : . 12 4la u,
•m*a M llams. i; 4 1 |. m
- rUUM|4iiia ; jt r> ,
l llir MAIf. !. . I! nr.,. r
is* k llavan U4A m
* 11,-a 1,. 11 II 4 - |iu :
{ " animal ll.t . ~.r jr.
- esUaA. '(.1.1a 1 M a a
FAST LISK laniM U.11i.u., ~1 Jj .an,
" nrriinaalll - ,
" MUlmMpMn 7X.. . 1
r- !a.l W|. M...1, i:i|,. w,.i. 1... Ull , I
B<<',t.inaBati'.ti H.-< i..| In, I . i ,n1-
iwl -aal N.n11,u:,,1.,1.i. J ,l„ J. A ||.
Ii K.'t.a .1 > ... ,
I'M.- Vail Mral S ~ nl, ||.| T,(, 1
l.! TV— I* . .1, al.il I. ■ a llao , A< "Uynolatini. U al. ,
tl ■ al iicu. -na|aa|f *Hu X C. A ,
Ir. . n-nil,
Ijl' M..11 Slat, Vlajl'a ] ijana \l ..t, a:,4 f*aj J
i;i|.|n.ri,l.l ,1~. ia*oU.al U-i. ll.ami 1
W .K I! I \ II I! If .
Kila 44 1 r.a-t , i M .1 la, K'.* ntU, (rain, '
• n I. • a M a II II .1 I ~,1, II I A * \ H !
I: al i |>...<a . II t 4 r. R.11,al al
|>1f1 nllt, 4 V II fl
i Call.* ,< mil fan Philmni|.liU u>4 I
Miliuam.,. .ll ■I, V.. a, a ) .. W ,t. Fj„. I.i, ~..
M..1, [1,. „},1 ( -a 1a,,.., K..1 ...I N<
F.v. a, >1 ku4,, l"a,-f... r.a.l IW,4n| .ra or, nil
MlllU-airt Ma A lltuaia, ,
Oml Safiw lalfiliat. I
1879. THE PATRIOT. 1879.;
Got Up a Club aud Recoiv* Your !
Fapar Fro*.
The DAIIT PATRIOT will be sent by i
msil to clufw t the following trUs :
if.XV pm 1.-J f |r Jem! In . rlnl, of Sr..
*!. M |r ,* ,aa, In ■ rial, of >.
0# |wr , ~ j i*. j *mt 1.. . <!•, „f taut,lf.
■ 71.40 | r |ai ,u to ■ rial- of llitrta.
4100 ("* cap, jar fair in a rlnl, f ftfVr.
AO'I "n. ,np, frer f'T <Min yrar la r*err nu. to t!
I >' *** p Ik' i lot,. ratna for
j'Bila <4 a jam.
The Wrkklt PATRIOT will be M>nl bv
rnßil Rt the followinc rotes:
W IS> |T annam lor aln*la fpy.
tl .40 pm annum par n,.t to a rlnl- nf four
ft JB par annum paa nnf, to a r|a4afS|lil
It 4*i pat annum pat nop, to a > I al. of Mlaan.
'■ *VOI P* innnm pa. cnf'T I" flat, of Iklrtj.
*lA' par annum par o npf In a rial, of Wlj.
' ki74 par annum par rop* to a flat, of on. tmmtrmL
' Aa4 on. n0,., fp* (in- on. J aar In rtrr, ma. to palter
' npofifaK
Thn esh mint seeempttiy all orders to
f insure attsnlion. All money should be
i sent by post otHoe order or registered
letter, otherwise it will be nt the sender's
' risk. Address
PiTfttnr Pt nt.Tsmxc Co.,
Hr.rrisburg, Ps.
I OROCKERHOKF HOUSE,
I > BKU.KriiNTK. rA
Hor.SKAL & TELLER, Proprietors.
flr-oA .Knrmptf -m on Pint f'l< r,
•R-Tra. tMiaa la aoA from all Tralna. Sj.a lal raa
to n lin.aap I and Jarors. 1-1 j ]
LHNE CLOTHING.
1 St ITS M ADK Til OBPKR. ft<:
rAXTAIdXTXS.B4.nS
HatiS| Oaps Shirts*
MONTGOMERY & CO.. Tailors,
BRI.I.KroMTK, PA. 1-lj
EX-SOLDIERS
ATTENTION.
PnulnSi prnramd 4* mMlm nf tHa lata war. P.
nldaal la anf nt Bp mumla. raplaim, dlsaaaa of an*
Kind, nt bp aarUesUl iajonaa
PKXSHJNS IX< RKAPKI*
Alar*. anmWr of tbose aow ra..i,|( panalona al*
aotitlad t an taraaaas mdar hit* lama. All sotdlm*
dlanbsrsed bur Woesba, Rimiaa, or Macaasnai.
Invar, .nUtled tn Kill l- unl, Atl Insliainaßam.
bp tuonpendaafa. nam. na If m mere parsonnll.t
pi nam. Wl.ar. tba noMlaf la 4m4 ttr. sMm nnd
half* ars aatllW —All addtas* and IbHr asdona f
•ha war nf UO am now ntltla4 to ■ pen.t-n
1 aim, preenr patanta fct la.anlom Iwrr eddter
wbo sn t bis not Ir. tdianM arnd ma Ma afdnai am
Pmtal mtd nnd f*na4n la ntrrt a Rurrvt Oert,
Pass, .d lb.
"RATIONAL CTTIIFR RoUltßlt." .
• pnpst psUi.h, ! M ttr* RaManal Capital, fbhag nil
tb* M*n Hi Soma iJ. a. abnM Piaaluii an.l tnmntp nnd
Ib atl naMi.m and tW4t ii.ira C..rrnama4enea
o.lMtadft.. all. Addmaa arltt, -famp,
V XT, PTTROCRALtr.
V. i, Claim Al(P'asfc ' :
l-Jl u. m, WMb.nßt.4. P e
B iu i s v *
i ~
r j" , HK ( ENTUE DEMOCRAT
BOOK and JOB OFFICE
HUSH HOUSE huh K,
BBLLEFOXTE, pa.,
in how orricktxu
GHK A T INI> UCI;M EN T S
TO Tifo*e wiuiiso
Plain or Fancy Printing
We hvc untuual feciliti*,, for printing
LAW BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS,
CATALOGUES,
PROGRAMMES,
CIBCI'IAM. SIATKMISTB.
BILL HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
BUSINESS CARDS,
INVITATION CARDS,
CARTES DE VISJTE,
CARDS OK ENVELOPES,
ANI) ALL KINDS OF BLANKS.
Ok?" Printing done in the be*t *tv!e, on
j .hurt notice and at the lowavl rale*
£SaC' rdor* by ma:) w ill receive prompt
i Attention.
I
KKMKMBKK TOE PLACE !
'CENTRE DEMOCRAT OFFICE,
/>u*A J/outf Ultjtk,
"trkkt. numtn, pa.
[ J ARrER BROTHERS,
rrniNo fritemr, Bii.Ltmmt. pa..
Hate their count r* ami thrive* filled with
j NEW GOODS,
~ , , { RAN'KITOT HATES
Parcnaeed at . BANKRUPT RATES
(BANKRUPT RATES
WHICH mn OFfLR At
BOTTOM PRICES,
BOTTOM PRICES
BOTTOM PRICES.
~ „ , COXJISTtSO OF
Dry Good*,
Millinery Good*,
Clothing,
Fancy Good*,
Notion*, Ac,
BOOTS and SHOES
B< M)TS and SHOES at very low price.
BOOTS and SHOES
HATS and CAPS
Latet ttyla* of HATS and CAPS
HATS and CAPS
Carpet Hair*,
Umbrella*,
Paraaola,
Ladio." Cloak*,
Carpeting,
Gruoeric*,
Queen* ware, d*c.
CotoprMa. "'to lliiac 1kl mm to t.,o<t la a i*t
;< lua Am.
HARPER BROTHERS,
araUM MBKKT, . . EELLEPOXTE. PA.
IP-A-TIEHSTTS
AND
TIIADE. 2wr ARKS.
.*l proM,r " LATrK ** P*aw •• Iwtaarmw.
.- n ?* r l."■ •pp)to>i tor Parma
1 * PUlle., .i Mtq.ll ~ (tr> to
Intottorra., IW. !(.,. tb. r,wq,t oke. a4 *ll
to lar*at>a. or PMmkU W.
•fan ftmur* | n n<| •*tl k r t>rr4fn
r,r,o Ffol. r| jrteto. otAoianl. on* alt olfcer
*SST. Patoat Oflto. anal the
e'T"! """J" 1 " "" ""totoa* "f "Jtotoacnl
Ptoal tltorn-- W* bar* k*J lw fmn rnprrtamrw
•* P*ti#l AltHn!
THE B<TENTIFIC RECORD.
Alt P*t<-***flMaa*4 ttifwafk aw frary ar. na*le*4
taa Ita* Aitattart. Ilao*,. ■ MMWIi t taaaqf at | arc*
fWb*** *. tlatoo<4 to KtowttSc
M Mrehaaairal toattto*. It otw.to. toll lot. M .11
toa|erl,*tea At ..at. a jam. m-
P at*. >|tllaa ♦} wal fr**. M|W, adSmm
vs |*iiu cars.
XiCTT-XIiTTO ZUS
#rA a. * A*acil|4ton t* em ta**aUaai. ft,taa friar
T°"' "*a lu*tM% *a4 aw aUI fit. Ut
•mtotoa . to tatoataHtltr, wtah toll toWrartfcw.
.N.ttrln* ft.Ml.tn* tor nar mine.. Oar M. "Hew
to precara p.urtta,** atont tto Patrnl La a*. Ptt*.
Tf * Jhr, aeal fw* *a
ADDRESB: E. a 4 A. p. LAOET,
PATENT ATTORNEYS,
No. 601 F street, W Anmx.rrov, D. C,,
Mmrtr Oepmlto Nll (MKea
Amara of Pay. Bounty and Prnaion*
■J-.iKV'ssaawacgrcr
Rnaatr t" 4 Pa**.iaa A* ling a* to* .ni l.
want pSw
•e IS* IU A. P. LACItr
VOTlCE.—Notice !U hereby given
A, A Oatl Ik* a aal at Cat Mt ktataal. C,a s aa,
to* at M* llrftfnam, *f Of*** to*a*b<i. ( .at.,
enaato. Pnaa'a, a laaatlr a* AtoO k, M. L. lU.kw .li
y.'. r ■"'y *r . MtKamU
••,< Hto.ero.ato.
sajS^T