1/ Dr. John W. Draper.
MUTn or A DISTINGUISHED CHEMIST AND
WRITER UPON SCIENCR AND L-lIILOSOL-UV.
| Dr. John W. Draper died Wednesday
horning the 4th instant, at his rest
lenoe, at llastings-on the-Hudson, at
pie ago of 71 years.
John William Draper was a native of
England, hut his life was mainly passed
in the United States, and he was so
thoroughly and prominently identified
with the educational, literary and po
Jitical history of this country for fifty
years that he must be classed as an
Atnerioan in ever) sense of the word,
tfe was born at St. Helens, near Liver
pool, May 5, 1811, and was partly edu
cated in the Wesleyan Methodist School
at Woodhouse drove and at the Univer
aity of Londay. In 1833 he came to
this city and continued his studies in
medicine and chemistry at the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania, took his degree in
1836, and had the honor of having his
graduating thesis published by the fac
ulty. He was at once appointed pro
fessor in Hampden Sidney College, Vir
ginia, and in 1839 was called to the
chair of chemistry and natural history
in the University of New York, in
1841 was appointed professor of chem's
try in the medical department of the
University and in 1874 was chosen
president of both departments. He was
a laborious student ami a voluminous
author on scientitic and political sub
jects. Ilis investigations in physics and
chemistry were profound and original
and were rewarded by many important
discoveries, particularly in the chem
istry of light and heat. He took the
first photographic portrait ever taken
from life, in 1839, and discoverer! many
of the most important facts in relation
to spectrum analysis during the next
ten years. Among his larger and nioie
important works the "Phisology," "'InJ
tellectual Development of Europe'' and
"History of the American Civil War"
are best known and have l>een widely
translated. His monographs on special
scientific subjects are very numerous
and have been published in the leading
scientific journals of the world. Since
his retirement from professional duties
he has lived with his son Henry, the
well known chemist and astronomer, at
Hastings on the Hudson.
AT the change of every season slug-
of the blood should be pre-
by taking PERUNA.
New Advertisements.
Tavern Licences.
"V"OTICE is hereby given that the
jL a following niuiiHi |rMWi h* HW IbHr |wtilhM
for licenM In the ••flic* of th* Clerk of the Court of
Oeneral Qiurter of the Peure in in<l for Cen
tre county, and that application will be made at the
neit Pensions of aaid Court to (rant the *me ;
Thorn a* P*arw.n ............Phtlipeburg .^•——•-Tavern
Patrick Mcann .• <to do.
Rd<*rt Taylor do, do.
T.J. Myert. do. Mn
Jam** L Delong-....~ Liberty....... T*t*rn
fl. 11. Knnea do. 10.
A. K (tr-aham do. flaloun
* A UDITORS NOTICE.—In the Or
i V pbanaConrt of Centre county, In the matter .f the
eatate of John R. Taylor, die—til. Tb un-Wnitcm-d
Auditor appointed by Mid Court to make distribution
of the balance due frmn John R Taylor, d***ae*fJ to
t and am>ng thoae legally thereto will ate n<l
1 to tbe duttee >f hia appointment at hi* office in the
through of Bellefont* on Thursday January lt,
at 10 o'clock a. m. Parti** int*r*t*d will plane* at
tend. CLRMBfT PALI,
00. l-3w Auditor.
"VOTICE is hereby given that the
X • irfomit N. II MiI.I.KR. "oninilttr. of tho p.r*
..a and -LI- of P. H 1>*I, ■ hw bm Bird
In lh. olllr. of Um Prothonotary of tb Court of
CnnßM PIASA In ."id for lb. rr.naty of C'nlr., and
that .aid arwwnot will I* priW for confirmation
• I th n.t term of mid court.
J-4w. J. C. HARPER, ProUi'y.
"VTOTICE.—In the matter of the Es-
XT |,t. of JAMP.S < BI ST. I*l. of P*tton towmrtilp,
deceased, In the Orphan'* Court of <ntr* run ntj.
Tb* appiaJ**n>*nt to tb* tlduw of said Jam** Cruet,
dereae*d, Mar? Cruet, widow, for $3OO. And now.
November lAM, apprai*m*nt confirmed mat and
hotice directed to lei git*n by publication, that nnlee
xo*ptins are fil*d before th* first day of neat !*rt
the same will he confirmed abunlntalT. By the Court.
1-4w. WM. E. BCRCIiriKLD.CITi Or. Court
"VTOTICE—In the matter of the en
. X. • ut. "f JAMK3 DALE. lot. of Colon township,
tfii r,|. In lb. Orphan'# I onrt of I .nir. ronty:
I *1" appmiA-m.nt to tb. widow of lf Jin. filr.
teeorw-'l. Kln*tth Date, widow. for *<*>, consisting
Hjtaf A c.rtaln m—us*.. ten-m.nl ant (net ot Unit in
lr.wn.hif, of I'nk.n And rount. of C.nlr. aformaid,
on tb. wolh by land. nf Win. P. Pi-h-r. on
VMI by I And* of T l.mghry, on tb. north l y
HKndA of M m Ppotti And on tb. -**t by UndA of John
"" *nd Qaorg. Aloiaod.r—containing nln-ty wrw, mot.
or ImM And now, Nor.oitr 2*. T**l, tb within *|*
pralA.ni.nl rwl *nd ennftrmd mil, and notir. dl
r~t—l to b. gtr.n by pnbllratlon of tb. filing lhrof
for tor wA>kt prior to nc*l t.rm, that nnl-as nr. p.
ii.itiA b. Mod tbor.to on or lf> r. tb. flr.l day of n.il
trm th. tam. will b* ronfirm-d absolutely.
By tb. Oonrl.
1 —lw M M . E. BURCliriri.D, ait Or. Oaort.
A** a wok la yoor awn town T-rmj and A* oat
iijO fit fras. Addrm. H. lIA RLE IT A O0„ port
land. Main*. IW-y
JF YOU
GET
A COUGH OR COLD AND
WANT TO
GET
\
CURED QUICKLY
GET
i
I A 25e. betti* t/SINES' SYRUP OF TAR,
M ILD CHBRRT AND UOAKIIOI'ND.
JOHN HARRIS,
ROLE AOENT,
o_dn RRI-LEfONTE, PA.
, VALENTINES C CO.'S STOKES, Allegheny Street, lietlefonte, Pa.
XSTZEW GOODS.
A FULL STOCK IN ALL CLASSES OF GOODS.
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES.
Wo liavo a nice assortment of
LADIES' DBESS GOODS,
including a lino of BLACK CASHMERES, to which we invite special attention.
WAPNER'S FLEXIBLE HIP nnd DR. STRONG'S CORSETS
in colors or white, all vines; tho two best corsets made.
SH AJLS, SKIRTS and CO TB,
and a beautiful lino of
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S LACE COLLARS and TIES.
The handsomest line of
SILK and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS to be found SILK
MUFFLERS, SWISS EMBROIDERS and TRIMMIMs hAtu-
STAPLE GOODS
ore. ktod*. .bu nJ „o. pii .msus,
MEN'S, WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR.
LOTS OF TRUNKS AND SATCHELS AT AN\ PRICE.
CARPETS! CARPETS!
Collo die "ei^t' agSJT>"" there' is' none belter than the best.
OILCLOTHS! OX LCLOT ITS !
14 14 r. 4 and 8-4 OILCLOTHS in diff.rcnt grades. About fllteen stylov of
4-4, -4, b-a ana o a TABLE OILCLOTHS
MEN'S and BOY'S CLOTHING.
OVERCOATS and FULL SUITS. The bel way t to come and ee them. They
can't bo beat for quality and price.
Rubber Goods! Rubber Goods!
BOOTS and SHOES; ANY QUANTITY OF,THEM AT ALL PRICES.
T II TZ
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
IS FI'LL OF CHOICE GOODS—at fair price* for GOOD
GOODS —The fined OLD GO VERNMENT JA Y. 4 00 F
FEE, our customer any the best they ever itruuk. 1' i ne*t TEAS
and good one* at low price*.
TRY THE CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS— Peaehe*, (her
rie*. Hum*, Dear*, Apricot*, Deo*, Ac. If there i* anything finer
tee don't know it.
HAVE YOU USED ANY OF HUCKIN'S SOUPSt— Make
Soup in fifteen minute*, any kind you have a mind for.
THURBER'S DEEP SEA MACKEREL, are a* deliciou* and
leader a* Spring Chicken. BLOATER MACRLREIj, there i*
nothing finer in the market.
TRY McCANN'S IRISH OATMEAL and you will not u*e any
other. The niccel tray to buy it i* in 14th. ran*, but we tell if
in any quantity.
LEGGETS WHEAT and OUT FLAKES make a palatakle
di*h in a ihort time.
PICKLES of all kind*—CROSSE BLACK WELL'S EM
PIRE and other kind*.
COME AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE, and if you term! anything we
don't have, it will be gotten, if praeticable, very *oon.
HIGHEST PRICKS PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
VALENTINES & CO.'S STORE,
HUMES' BLOCK, ALLEGHENY STREET, BELLEKoNTK, PA.
LEATHER.
Ask for Genesee Sole Leather if
you want the best.
Calf Skin*, Kips, Morocco*, Lining*, Lats Thread, Nail*, Peg*. Wax, Brittle*
and all kind* of Shoe Findings on hand. Wc alsomake to order GENTS'
BOOTS, SHOES and GAITERS from the be*tof FRENCH LEATHER.
Leave vour order* and a perfect fit guaranteed.
' 353. GKR/APPAIM: &C SPIT.
S. ,f A. LOEIt, General Merchant*, Allegheny-Si,, IMlefonte, Pa.
M O T H E R S,
WE ARE NOW READY FOR YOUR
BOYS.
OUR SPRING AND SUMMER,
SCHOOL, PLAY,
-AND—
DRESS SUITS,
ARE NOW AI.I. IN.
THE LARSEST ASSORTMENT EVER EXHIBITED.
EXTRA PATCHES IN EACH SUIT;
BILK HANDKERCHIEFS IN EACH COAT
—OF THK CELEBRATED—
#
STEIN, ABLER A CO.'S MAKE, of Rochester,
WHOSE REPUTATION IN THIS LINK STANDS FIRST IN THK UNITED
STATES.
To be had ONLY at the Popular Establishment
—OF—
Sft. AT npD 1 ALLEGHE& STREET,
■Ob As IjUJjDj S BELLEFOimE. FA.,
FINE CLOTHIERS
—AMI) —
DEALEKS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE
HKCHLKII (8 CO., Grocer*, Jiuth 1 fount Block, Bellcfonte, Pa.
NEW GOODS
FOR THE
Fall & Winter Trade.
We have endeavored to (jet the very heat of every thing in our line, and
now have Home really choice good*.
Fine Cream Cheese, Extra Large French Prunes
Seleot Oysters, Sweet Potatoes,
Large Ripe Cranberries, Prunelles, Imperial Figs,
Bright New Lemons, Florida Oranges,
Princess Paper-Shell Almonds, Evaporated Dried Peaches,
A FULL LINE OF CHOICE CANNED FRUITS.
Preserved PEARS, PEACHES, CITRON,PLUMS, PRUNELLES.
PLAIN CANDIES. FINE CONFECTIONERY,
—AND—,
GOODIES of all Sorts and Kinds.
We invito the people of Centre County to call and inspect our
NICE GOODS, which cannot fail to please.
*'- ,f SEjOIEEIJEJIR/ &c CO.
PMaMphia Bima> CToOlwf ITHHII, iMU/ontr, Vn.
FOB 8^.8?,a-^.iasrs
—IK—
CLOTHIITG
—AJD—
(iKNTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
CALL AT THE
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
llttsinr** Cards.
I TARNESS MANUFACTORY
A A la flarman'a Haw Btork,
BELI.EPONTII, PA. 1-1;
1? P.BLAIR,
• Jnrgi.Kß.
wATcwt*. etoru, jrwiiar. Ac.
All work naatiy aaaralad. Oa Allagbaa; atraat,
lain Hi k, TII . Am
DKALERB IN PDRK DRUGS ONLY.
3! I ZELLER A SON, i
K it a DRCOUISTS.
Ho R Broekarholf Raw. J
g 1 All (ba Standard Palawt Madtcinm Pra- a
Barrlptiona and Tamil, Bart pa. anturatal; a
pmgarad. Trnaai 1. g boa Ida, Rracaa. Aa. Ac ]
*J_ __ *__ J
r OUIB DOLL.
A-d TARIIIOHABLH ROOT A SHOEMAKER,
BrarkarboS Row, AUagboo v at mat,
1-1; Ballafoata, Pa.
e. acwaa, Praa't. 1.1. main. Oaab'r,
T7IRST NATIONAL BANK OF
1 BBtIKTONTE.
Allagbaa; it mat. R-llafor.to, Pa. 4-tf
pENTRK COUNTY BANKING
\J COMPANY.
Racalm Ragoalta
And Allow lataraat,
Dtacwaal Hotaa;
Ba; and Sail
Ooa BacailHaa,
Sold aad Ooapaaa,
Jiaaa A. BaArn, Pmaldaat.
t. B Batraaat. Oaahlar. bdf
HK. HOY, M. D„
a OSkw In Ooarad llmiaa. abort Porta.j'l
la* OSfoa, RELI.RPONTB, PA.
Spartal attantloa glaaa to Oparatlra Aargar; and
Chronic Dtaanaaa. 15-1;
NR JAS. H. DOBBINS. M. D.,
JL/ PHYSICIAN AND BURfIBOH,
OBfoa Atlaghan; fk, arar RalgWt Drwc Star a,
*-o bbllbpolTE, PA.
TXSL J. W. RHONE, Dentist, can
I ' ba found nt bta adfoa and raUnn oa Nadk
a<lo at High almat tbrao doom Boat of Allagbaa;,
Raltafonta, pa. IMjr
VfILLHEIM HOTEL,
I'x MILLUKIM. CENTRB OOCNTT, r ENNA.
W. 8. MUSBER, Proprietor.
Tba towa of Mlllbalm la loratad la Pnaa'i Tallaa
about two lta from Oobara Station, oa U Lawia
bqrg. naetre and fiprv Croak Railroad. 1U aur
roaadlaga thai aaaba II a
PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
Onnd Iraal baking la lb* Imaiadiata rlrinl tr. A cat
raaato a.ar; train At Iba Mlllbalm ll.aal araaa
nwdatlowa *lll ba foaad Bral-daaa and Wna modar
"* Jaaa O. |T-ljr*
pENTRAL HOTEL,
\J (Opja-iu iba Railroad station.)
MILBSBtRO. CRN T kit OOCJTTT, PA.
A. A. KOHLBKCKER, Proprietor.
_7 H „ ROt ! fln "• Iba railroad will lad
Ibla Holai aa aarallaai glim ta laach. or prorara a
man! a ALL TItAIEA atopabnal M mlaataa. AT
Logan Cement.
THE retail price for LOGAN CE
"" ■ #Ur ,kt * " Uu (*• . 1*1) win
ba two dollar, par karral ui ao ebarg. fc, kaga.r
barrala. [|g-*; 11. a. II ICRS
1866-1881.
Baugh's Fertilisers have stood Field Teets for 25 Yean.
BUIHEU, HOT ACRES.
*AVi Boxr.r bt t-itno
BAUGH'S TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR PHOSPHATE,
Frio* •6.00 For Tea of SOOO Po<U.
BAtTQH'S ECONOMICAL FERTILIZER 6r POTATOES.
Amtelntng Itot p*r cool of att*ol of Ntaoh.
Frio* *30.00 Far To. of SOOO Foaad.,
ALL OOODS SOLD ON OUARAKTMD ANALYSIS.
DrmvipUrr Circular* Stml Frt* upon tipptimtian.
BAUGH & SONB, 20 South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
For aslt by J. H. LOIG, Flmmgttm, Ps, Ajprat for Oliotoi and Oentre Ooootk*
l>ry Good* ami Groceries.
JJARPER BROTHERS,
M'RIXO PTRKKT, BKLLEr<'KTI, FA.
Have their counter* End • helve* filled with
NEW GOODS,
f BANKRUPT RATSS
Purchased at ; BANKRUPT KATES
I BANKRUPT KATES
WHICH THKT until AT
BOTTOM PRICES,
BOTTOM PRICES,
BOTTOM rRIC'ES.
coxsienxo or
Dry Good*,
Millinery Goodi,
Clothing,
Fancy Good*,
Notions. Ac
BOOTS and SHOES
HOOTS and KUOE.S at very low pricee.
BOOTS and SHOES
HATS and CAPB
Latest ttyle* of HATS and CAPS
HATS and CAPS
Cerft Bam,
Umbrella*,
Paraaola,
Ladies' Cloak*, '
Carpeting,
Groceriea,
Queen*war*, A*.
OawyrtMaj e.ary Uiin* that ,as U tvvni |. * *r.
tlaa* Met*.
lIARPEK BROTHERS,
erRIXO UTREKT. . . BKLLKTOXTK, FA.
COCICTRT pnoprci Ukea ID tirtuut *1 Ik*
bUtbwt DUIII |>ri, J_| |
* H EKK *l2 • d*, at boat* earn), Bad*.
W I to J>*Uy Outfit fre*. A4dr*a> TKI'K A 00.. A*-
**ta. Mala*. M
r |MIE CENTRE DEMOCRAT
BOOK and JOB OFFICE
ALLEGHENY STREET,
BKLLKFONTB, PA.,
U *ow orraaixa
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO THOSE WIBHIKQ FIMT-CLAM
Plain or Fancy Printing.
We have unuraal facilities for printing
LAW BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS,
CATALOGUES,
PROGRAMMES,
STATEMENTS,
CIRCULARS,
BILL HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
BUSINESS CARDS,
INVITATION CARDS,
CARTES DE VIBITK,
CARDS ON ENVELOPES,
AND ALL KINDS OF BLANKS.
by mail will receirt prompt
attention.
MsP*Printing done in the beet tyle, OH
•hort notice and at the loweet rates.
T>UBH HOUSE,
A/ KtLEFOXT*. FA,
Famlllaa aad Mnt* |T*aUMa., a* wall a* tb* ....
yLfrg l —* "WWtrial DM , 1,,},.*
to Ota rir-t law llatal. tkey will lad bow.
wfa>l at f>i aaW. mm
Üban| radarUae to Jaryw. aad otker, attoadiag
owt. w. a TKULCH. rt^T^