Centre Democrat. (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, March 01, 1883, Image 8
tEhc (Crnttf "Uraocrat Thursday Morning, March 1,1883, Ooaasrolf!ict,ciintAlnlti|ciinporliit moss.sellclt ,.| from sm part of llie county. No conunuolcstU.!,. Intsrled unless accompanied tij I lie real name of Ilia wrltir. Local Department. ]l I# rumored that Howard is to have a new post master. —Mr. Chas. A. Glenn expect* to open a photograph gallery at Snow Shoo soon. —Mr. and Mjs. E. A. Nolan, of Snow Shoe, wero in town la-t Wednesday even ing. Ono °f tho most genteel images of "God cut in ebony" is now High t m-ta blo of Bel'.efonte. —Tho Special t'oaciavo of the Sir K nights of Constans Comniandery lu-t Thursday was an occasion of rare enjoy ment to the gentlemen. James N. VanOrmer, of Itellefonte, called in t< see us on Friday la-t. He didn't insist that the river run up -Mil llintown Democrat .(• Remitter. —Snow Saturday night and Monday afternoon sandwiched by warm and co'd winds gavo sufficient variety t.. tiio weath er of late, to suit th- m—t cri'i a!. —S-w all stand bu< k ami give tie Watchman and Centre 11.11 Rem, fer fair play. Wo must have a little excitement occasionally. Don t crowd, stand back ' —Our venerable friend Hon. Samuel Gil iiland, of Boalsburg, called on us on Sat urday. We are always glad to see him and ho will a! ways find our latclistring out —Mr. Abraham M'Cullum, of Miles, burg, paid us a vi-it last Saturday. Ho expects to go to M—ntana in April and .Miletburg will lose one of her best citi zens. Mr. Jackson Gorton, for seven years constables of Philipsburg, paid u a pop call on Tuesday. Mr. G >rton is now out of politics—or no, tin is assistant Burgess of his flourishing town. lUh for Gorton, j Esq. will l-o what people addressing ' our Republican friend J. R Tate, of l'leas a it Gap, must add to that worthy gentle man's name hereafter. He was elected Justice of the Peace for Spring township at the late election. —The Central City Milosburg school, taught by Mr. K. IV Noll, is said to be flourishing finely—in fact better than f r years. Of oourse "Davy" knows how to do it and we hope many yoars of his mas tery are in store for the school. —Dr. 0 H M Alister, of M Ali*ter ville, was killed on the l*>lli ultimo, by being kicked by a horse he bad led to wa ter. Dr. M Alister wa* a man of much local prominence, aged about l"i years, and a distant relative of Mr- General Beaver. —Col. D. If. Halting-, „f Rclcfonto, called at our sanctum on last Saturday Tho Col. is an able lawyer and a very pleasant gentleman to talk to Ho is a member of the firm of Jno. H- Orvie A Co., operating Phoenix colliery, n-ar (hceola. RcnelU. —John Burchfleld, K-q., of Mifßintown, Juniata county, one of the olje-t and most respected citizens of that Fan, *i' laid to rest yesterday. Hon. Theodore Burchfleld. member of Assembly from lllair county, and Mr. J. N. Van Ormer, of thi ( lace, are nephews of deceased. —I) F. Fortney, K-q , on Tuesday left for Harrisburg and Philadelphia attend to important legal business requiring his presence at those place*. Mr. !• rlney know* as much about the practice of law a any of them, and securing him a coun sel nearly always result- in carrying the point for his client. —The County Commissioners have pro fioseJ to the borough authorities that they, the Commissioners, will build the bridge over Spring creek at foot of High street, and contribute SI,OOO to cost of erecting the abutment*. The offer ha* been ac cepted, a bridge ♦ feet wide with H walk on each side 10 feet in width, will soon be erected. Our "County Dads" seldom make mistakes and in this action will, as they should, receive tho hearty approbation of the people of tho county. Last Thursday, Washington's Birth day, Gen. Beaver entertained hi* associates on the Republican State ticket la-t fall, at his residence. Chairman Cooper, Senator Davie*, Hon. Jno. M. Greer. Rawle and lirosius, owing to other engagements found it impossible to attend. Tho affair had no political significance whatever, the, to them, distasteful subject being broached only in a casual way. If the General un derstand* anything thoroughly, it i* mak ing guest* feel comfortable and wo doubt not a pleasant lime was the portion of all participating. Miss Clara Moore, of Miles burg, who started for Missouli, Montana territory, on last Thursday morning, there to nurse t invalid brother, Will, who had gone u> that country some time ago for his health, did not reach her destination in time to soothe tho spirit of him who lay dying lhou>ands of miles from home— with only bis father near him, for on Satur day he was summoned bcnce. Poor boy, stricken family! bow wo sympathize with the relative* and friend* in this hour of bereavement! Of Mis# Moore too much cannot be said in praise and commendation -of her brave undertaking. A telegram reached her at Omaha announcing tho death of her brother and she 1* now on her way back. TBK 1J A x l KT.— M'Millen's Now Mrockorhotl was handsomely illuminated iat Thursday evening, it being tho (*•('• *inn of tho Commercial Men's Banquet No. Everything i said to have pawed oil' pleasantly and tho enjoyment of each participant wax unmeasured. l"nforlu nately, for ourselves, wo could not attend. A'Jl Itl-A SI'BN'ER DSAIi. — Wo are pained to hear that our old friend and schoolmate, Aquilln Spencer, formerly ol llalfmoon township, this county, hut for many years a resident of Winnebago, Hi., to which place lm removed in lHfd, de parted this life ,1 any. fit, last, aged about To years. Mr. Spencer WHS a member of the Society ol Friends and a most excel lent gentleman,—cordial and true ir. his friendships and genial in companionship, ol which tho writer of this entertains an exceedingly pleasant recollection. He was ar upright, honest citizen arid over performed the duties assigned him that gave no regrets to age in the decline .f life, lie leases a widow, three sons an I live daughters—all well provided lor in tho land of bis adoption, with hosts of friends who regret his departure A Bio Ars.UK. — While in Pittsburgh, recently, it was the good fortune of the writer to lie thegueit of Mr H (' Yeag-r, formerly of Itellefonte, and now business manager of tho St Charles hotel, situated between Third avenue and Wood street, ceupying one wh >le square. The house i-> a handsome four eb ry brick, containing l iu rooms, each department fitted up in a style becoming the gigantic proportions of business operations, constantly demanding the assistance of 1 ; ernp! yee, ;i of whom have been selected en account >. f their singular fitness for the duties allotted them of Mrs. l'eepies, proprietress, enough can hardly he -aid relative to the constant efforts she puts forth to insure the comfort of thoe who stop there, ably assisted by Mr. Veager, wh >tn everyone whoplea-- uro it is to be acquainted with, knows t<> be a man of large heart and h 'not desire to fulfil all obligations under whi h b" may be plac" i. A larire, ll .nrishing st-'H'ii laundry t connected with the house. When in Pittsburgh stop at the 8l Charles and be happy IVII • rtw r1 s vkv. i ion.—Til" f ,'. S.i g description t,( a novel and u-eftil h- i*e. hold an l business necessity, we find in tin- Bos; n J any l-~ (if all tho attempts which have been mnde of lute to ut lu the wonderful re source# of electricity f"r doinc-tc | .f --poss s, nun' 1 have been m r- strikingly sucto—sfui, an I tew arc I 1 interesting t > wide raiige of readers, as the new inven tion of the Portable Electric Light Com pany, whoso manufactory, at Water rflrs- t, is n 'W a scene of tne greatest a ■ tivity, both day and night The instru ment from which thus company takes ,u name is a small and c tnpact piece of mechanism, <'ccupying a -; a •• i y live inches square, arid it can be r adily i arrie f from rwm to room, as it weighs bit live I > in'ls. It is so constructed as to furnish electricity whenever desir>ai f< r a >rge number 'if important and ■ instantly r<- curring d -fin-lie uses. When pr videl with simple window, sfe . r <!■ > r attach ments. it serves as an unfailing an 1 start ling burglar alarm. th trespasser b<-i"g confronted with light and bell instantly, an 1 is >qually adapUwi f, r th ordinary uses of a i all bell As a lighter, it Is per fe. t, being capable of producing instanta neous light In any [art of the house, by adjustments furnished hv tho company II can alo bo attached l • a medical ga - rninc col by which a pow r: ii . jrrem of electricity ran b" convoyed. .Many, [ rom. merit businesx men are inter! •: d in the nmpany, which was Inrorporatr i tin i r the law- of Massachusetts at. iis er virig airea Jy a inn-1 gratifying MI -- Urd-u iir inquiries should tw addressed to th - business- offi <• of tho company, N gg Water Street We underxiall I that this instrument i sold at the low j riee ■ ! five dollars f r the lighter ; ten d liar- roil pietc with attachment*. NOT Arrrcrxii NR A-.K -Sims old S[icciro*n* of R val Baking P iwder that ll* been kept on the shell of a grocery store for ten years were recently tested by Prof. .Hchedler of New York, for the pur. jiose of measuring the h*- of strength they had undergone. It *a found that, al though the powder had been oxpo-ed to atmospheric changes during ail this lime —for it was not in air tight cans—its loss of raising power or strength was less than one per cent the powder being practically a- good as the day it wa< put up. This is a most valuabln quality in a baking jeiwiier, one which which few pos sess. Most powders if not used when first made are found to be ineffective. If kept even a few weeks they lose their leavening power, become lumpy or caked, and value less. This superior keeping quality in the "Royal" arise* from the extraordinary care in its manufacture, and the scientific principles employed in it* combination. The articles used in Its composition are thoroughly dried by heat before being compounded, and are so prepared and coated as to prevent tho action of the acid upon the alkali prematurely, or except under tho influence of boat or water nec essarily used in cooking or linking. The Itoyal is now used extensively in Australia, Africa, and olhsr low latitudes, where it lass been found to be tho only baking powder that will withstand the hot, moist atmosphere without deteriora tion. —The Japanese tea-party was a success financially and otherwise. About $176, were realized. Much credit is due Mr*. (Jeo. I). I'lfer, who Isbored early and late, to the member* of "Lorlng Band" and msnv others. I (IIKANINHH KRDM MIIK-IUIU,.—THOG. L. L'ottor Post, G. A. K , gave mi enter taimciit according to announcement in their hall LA-t Friday evening. The -n --tertnirirocnt LONIIETCD of Sciojiiican views, principally of the war with now ami then sorao "Comic*" lor tlin juveniles. TIM apparition wu* operated by Alessrs. Austin Curliti and .1. Mile* Green, who consider ing Unit they aro not EXPORT" G L along admirably only that Squire Green would NOT tho viown In upnido down. Tho onter lainmout MI Friday evening w.OT followed by an oyster nipper on Saturday evening, alio ice croam, cakes, nuts, randiei, AN., in fact anything in tlm liuool enjoyment. Tho T'lti/.on Cornet band tf Mil*burg, WAN present both evening!, and did credit to themselves and instructors. Kvery thing PANNED oil very pleasantly and agree ably, judging from tho jolly good-humored countonftncol OF the members of the Post- Our friend- will remember that Willie, ion of Agncw Moore, went to Miaaeula, Montana, last fall to join hi lather. He, Willie, wan tlieti in rather delicate health and it wa thought tlm change i'i climate might have a betieiieial remit on I ini Such however we- not the care, aiid about two weeks ago Mr. Agnew Moore telegraphed homo to Ml lenburg for Clura, Will's sister, to come to him a lie • worse, ' .po left f. r Montana Thursday morning and Thursday night another tele, gram told them here that Will was dead. F.(7>rls were then made to reach Miss ( lara at Chicago by wire, but unsuccess ful. -\ telegram reached her at Omaha and she at urn u >tarte.l home. This it certainly a *n I ca-e and the friends have our sincere and heartfelt sympatho s Mr. Moore I,ai been in Montana !■ r a! out live years and the family expected t>> neve Hmre this spring. We iia!l be sorry to ! ' them hut doubtless they wii! fee| more than ev.-r n< w like going - M<- the • n ar. 1 brother i huriil th-re Mr F M Itufllngton arrived home (rem Scratit n, W • dr.—day, Feb. k'l, after , nte a long visit to h< r daughter, wife f ,1 Hi., 't Uo, A. M We are giad to see lor h king so will and l-> have her at home once more. Mr. A M Hutler i preparing to make extensive in l;:,cations if hi- pr< j .My. We believe it is his intention to fit up the smaller I aiding II!M TI |.i . t which by the way is a good si/ed house :.>r his own iise ar.d nm'. hi. jart of tl • franklin House proper Mr. Kdward*. pastor of the llxpti't church, r-a I a v. ry interesting ) spvr, Sunday i vi . ion rnii.g tlm three Mr .1 id' r,s d the - missionary w rk in Hurnibii A grand sleigh ng party • tup '1 „f young folk fr on Belief' nte ar.d Mih-s. burg ne i. ■ • Is •. we. k, Unde.l at Mr N' >h M er's i, o It ,ff* I'u , where they had a l -t excellent time and suj- I .r T •• | arty i I ud in ti. r p**ise f the • Iti W • alwav knew that was a hos- pis ■ ■ go si. I the f.i'ks know h w t .c \ w t, 1 luck '. you ■ d friend* ' Mr .1 • ph Swyrc" |,a< b—n busily #n gaged almost all winter b irtvr.g land lime We tl ink I." a.••an- I • • rt • .1 the s! :• . row and b irn white lini • A parly ■ ' t iree tramp were taken through here .a-t Sunday n -rt.ir.g <-n r.oite F.r IS L'f' file : a They [,n I the I. gbt HI ; r<- hi - n iril • I. ,< A- re. IN H w ard, and . the ho U-t had put !T th'tr old SH s ar. iat th exj.ense ~f Mr Lues arrav d Uiem'elve* in bran TIEW suits, even I tiding h ••*, shirts, •OR *t and GNM coaie. Tl v ACRE trailed SUNDAY MM ing L" L"ne<nv . lie and I aught. NO doubt th.-ir next SIIT will B> pr • r,t f gr-y barber [eiles. Mf K tiert Shirk is rather seriously suffering fr rn a fail upon th ire. Tlie Smivn M11.1.s Hot -a —O.ir val ued Spring Mills correspiondent, last week, recorded a malt- r of local int rest to which the subjoined letter refers We re. gret havoc; been instrumental in doing Mr Nash any injustice and cheerfully publish his explanation Si'Kiao MILIJI HOI sr. Centre Co , I'a. 1 February 21, land, j hml/rinni Your announcement that the ' Itig hotel was (leaned out by the Sheriff was untrue and calculated l do me great injury, and I feel positive that is not what you desire True in the absence of my attorney and the Irom the city, Mr Grenoble and his attorney gave a bond and replev ined certain goods in the house and at a let" hour on Saturday afternoon entered with 20 men and removed a piano, parlor suit, some paintings, etc , first with a proposition to a settlement and if I would accept, the goods would not be removed, f ret used any settlement, save through my attorney, and the good* were taken away ; but the buUse has not been cleaned out, and I have supplied all that is necessary for the comfort of guests, that give me a call. Tho lease is for five yean and I will carry out all my agreements and expevct Air. Grenoble to do the same. lam ready to submt to any court and abide the de cision. By publishing the above you will do ma a favor and remedy the injury you unin tentionally did me. With respect, GRO. ii. NASII. —A curious coincidence of numbers oc curred at the polls in Howard township on Tuesday, 20lh ultimo, in casting the vote of the venerable Kudolpb Pletrhor, one of the oldest and most respneted citizens of that township. He is in his eighty-third ynar, cast the eighty-third vote polled and did it in tba eighty-third year df the cen tury. Mr. Pletcher has boen a regular voter In that township for a long life-time. The First National Bank, of Altoona, was ro-chrirterod Feb. 28, for lb yonrt longer. --Hond tho very excellent |ioin, tube found <ui our fourth page, by M. Af. IS., than cut out and preserve It, —(Jen. Beaver's residence bus lately been papered throughout and i- said t ■ bo the handsomest work of the kind in Cen tral J'ennsy Ivania Mr. Frank X. tubman, proprietor of tho Butts house, lia* been hound up for nearly three weeks with u serious alb elion of the throat, hut i, we are pleased to say, rapidly regaining his usual health. —The Lowislown I'rrr /'rr>* entered it* fourth volume last week, with prospect* of 1 much success in the future. Mr. Trout i. a live, energetic fellow and wetlinll always he pleased I" hear f hi* doing well, —The ladies of tho i're hyternui Mite Society will give an ice cream entertain ment with the usual ac "inpunyinent*, at Hume, hail on the evening ' I March tlth It will no doubt he uri enjoyable parly I'r' f I>. M. Wolf, county tupsrinlen ; dent of public in-true', n se in wn Tuesday evening. Mr Wolf appears to suffer no impairing of los health, caused , by the travel noce.sary t" rem I the 'I ols of the county. —Mr Charles Uaintn, who ha- presided as chief i lerk < f the Bush ii• •u- - f. r n me tirno, m Monday wiiilto I)j H i, th'-re i , as-umo control of a similar husine,. .Mr Hamm has many warm fri'ici* in IJ. •! . - font", who shall Im- plea-. 1 l" hear of I s success m his new borne. A monkey th" jr. ; erty . ! Mr J- In <>. I z/le, j a'swl through town on Tbur*. day and afford'-<l rnui h amusement t" t "r --fin* hapj'ening at the depot at the time ■ sj.eeialiy our carro-r. wno afterwards h irt- I< ,t ti;al it was lb" dear.,t, sweet est little thing he had ever seen. The ho lure, or stn< tly s; <ak .r.g, j -a. • tn altai a, ':i th" "Origin of the A men an Nation by Brest. Atherton, of ."xta'.e College, !at Ti'-lay evening, in Y M c A. hail, was an "x< -e-i.ngiv •. h-- arl* •ff rt. iUt'-ned t" by the largest a lien < that l>a- yet attended any of th" series. —lt .* th- .! ity of c Kiatry road suj>er xi. rs tn have fir.ger-h -ards at all rr. s.. roads, with the di-Ui, <• • f th • most iio- I o.rttsr t v • r t wn ; ■ who-b th" Irgh way directly run* markol on them in a hg,l > manner. - ip- rv > r- wh■ ■ n"g "• t to have th" finger j. "U at th" n"cessarv pacs are Hat .0 I" a jer.s.tv f > f.r each neglect Mr*. Lrniia I',. I'revl, of I 'hi! :s< 1-1 - jdiM, w.. i 'in I Ist week. J.aid t Ii" I "tit "f more than "lie bundled and fifty jHM.r (unilie-. an ! di-tnliut'"! among the pex.r over twenty thou- >n I 'lollars n year. She ernjd"ted a weitn*n to in •titute inquiry into the merit* of <- i h applicant, ami s-xa-ry week d'.pened grc eric- clothing ami nion- y to the j-Kir, who gathered every Tuesday in the rear of her residence A - j- I'iie other evening im ml" r "f the \->' i.iti n had no companion w itli Inin n- he j..i-ei along the street- JJe felt lonely, without Hfiv disj'isaition t" 1' ad hut iut a-hrj to dr p in "Otnewher' and he at home. The Association rooms were closed :<* it n s Sunday evening . (tuirch *ervic-s were over. In his wcarincM and lorielme.* of mind he thought he could sympathize with the many young men who have at ditfeient time* a very like feeling. Young men, make the Association r<om votir re* rt for good cun|,anion*lii|i. —Wih n, M< Farlano Y Co , call atten tion to the only reliable Beady Mixed Faint in the market Th" Pioneer I'r- I arol faint is not only superior to any Heady Mixed l'aint sold but rivals j-ure white lead in it* smoothness in working and du' ability. This paint is guaranteed by the manufacturers not to crack or j.ee! within three years. The guarantee is not | only good for rej,lacing the j aint but it will be put on if it should crack or j-eel within the time S|'ec\fied. It Will l-e to your interest to call and see Wilson. Ale- Farlano A Co , before purchasing either white lewd or any other Heady Alixed faint. A Nxw I'IXRSTI.VAWIA Rxtf.aoAP.— Application was made at the state depart ment on Friday for a charter for the Clearfield and Jefferson railroad company l build a railroad thirty-two miles long, from a point in Clearfield county, on Clearfield creek, near Winner's run, at the terminus of the Bell's Gap railroad. When comjileted northwestward through Clearfield county and a part of Indiana county to a polntal or near PunxsuUwney Jefferson county. The capital stock is $1,000,000, in 20,000 share* of soo each. Or the 8,200 of those shares subscribed, 8,1*3 aro beld in the name of Charles T. Berwin, agent of Philadelphia, who Is president of tho company. Tho other stockholders who have three shares each are Aaron Fries, Allison White, Charles F. Berwind, John H Converse, J. N. Du berry, F. 8. Lewis, John FJeilly, 11. 8. Frank and Harry Berwind, all of Phila delphia. Charloe F. Berwind Is senior partner in the firm of Berwind, While A Co., the largest shippers of coal in the Clearfield region .—Altoona Trihmiu, Keb. 20. Our Borough Affair*. If tho last statement of the borough audi tors he correct, the bonded Indebtedness ~l tlm borough. April 1, I**2, was ON K lIt'NDHKD AND HIGH I KFN TilOl SANO, NINKHUNDKKD AND NIF TY-FIVF. dollars. 'lhe Molicitor of it,, I borough, in his statement before the . ' in. missionors said it was ninety-eighty thou, rami dollar*. Let tie- indebtedness b< ! either or neither, the people want and de i mend to know how it he< KIDS x. much it | CXCI-m of tlm iiiiiuuiil authori/.wl by law Inquire, gentlemen of it,.- council, dili< j gently, arid tell us whether anything ha' i been stolen by the ring that created thii : debt it so, how rnii'Ti 'J council wai I made Dtinucrstlc t TISI ago for this pur po*e, and tin- i iti/.ens of the horo igh d< not want the year t • by without an i ' I rt being made to si; w up al, i ro< ke i j lie,,. 'i iii-ri- i- -till another question, in < r. nectiort w.th others, Upon whl ri we u:,n itiiui' liat - light In IkTk or ".. sh<, tic t 'ne the ho- c-u de-iresl .f2-'> OWI tin plate from w hi'h tl.I ' r igb hoi 1- wer. print' f I- a "i-ej t have |.,..0. .• m, blank t" rI, to the amount'if toanv thou "an Is of doiiar . printed. F tic of thex blank-, the tin t" „-.,rer *,•, ■,,, ; a- . perliaj - ')•-trov < <l, I. ~t th- p-oj •• v.. .. Ilk'- to know whether any bunds weri fra elu.' fitly f "d out a: I put tip : tin j market and w.. h the \,.. t jgi, , ~ w "1 j • 01.-1 t ; It )■ p • ' - that aI . IMs war t • tbis question will explain tin i frm r The p. pie .< t. w r, are bur i ■ wall ii'hi, ti.at when tin y a*k . : the au. ll,unties a ' ciip •te and I.urn ta; ,<r t' tins'- ~1,-stlons, It will 1 t sufli'.e to "M that lie pre- r.t coum I i : '. r< ~ or li st th'-y <! Nt I.:. *• v. .-.••ther ti ; -ta'c < f things CX -- e f. J. ti,, I coir.'., .-f . r< .; at- ir, tl.. matter • f it- unwiii.i. gru • l ;.*. t tl. lestt< in of the tr ,! . , as. . al;. r ■ ar"< , examination say What the debt ii I ndad an 1 float,r.g Whether art <i w. frs .In< ru . ir. a'c l r n ' The, an serious matter* t the p<- pie of 11. i.e! Nt" a 1 I the d-o • -raU* alien".. >n • f <. .n --cil. i'eilm; w" II ay >r. a future ... {. I. w U • ; were r • a'n j, ar.d sh w the utt-r la I. I .in- prit ; ;a < n -uminsting the loan anj c•; . .f the ! sec .rit'e- A< m —Any j. r • i, d<-s,nng t ex !• their ; r party to publii sa.e. and n'-ed.ng an a. -r erf r tat j ,rp ••, aid w t < n.j y.l ;i> II L So, , f Cortie township II" has r.*] nine years ■ ijieri'".' hi 1 s ve-y iii . ;xt" in his charges II a)!-* f, • county i.k ll*' • u. §lo,(ssi The pr ''Uti- n of * 'k on the 15-iff*!" It .n raiirnad will i ot< "iiiiu r.c# until Belief, nte raises J|o,. <*si Th - ar: ir.t i* - . small when <• in* tar. I tb< V' - hC' ?.ternj in <■ :r tn ;gh borh' •! tnat one fa.l- t . s. <• why any '. ,'"t '.(i O , i I ■ cr.tertslr. ■' f of ,t- hi ' J s< I imni'-dist y an I v. !!. spr a ciT rt. Tli" <1 ay - ■ ;a-i ng tlie t-re*t f ' ,r t- a" i ti'- ,f the me: who l ave the tf, re. t , sj ire may yd re. . t dtsastr usly C-troe fr.- : Is, ;!,* time f. r quihb ing hat paswd, a- i the af fa-r ha a- .me !a I .ei a} < Wo all want the r. ad and n earthly reason tan ix' a>- g! -d to; jstifv eny ■ s.e I ar.girg hack We sre sasurct by mpet'i.t ant) rity that th" investment will be a gocsd MS, and sTall lie ) ' * <■ I mat w— k t-. rrord th" completion <f th" nt wi.n th" ful' amount k d fo*. llniVktMl Aa 11 IlHl'N kI * SO" The lUlltumU llfpiikhrnu speaking in tlrs sui'j"i t, cxpresM-s cur v icwi, ar, I we give our reader* the benefit of it* remark- It has become a source of sorrow I" many persons t" observe so mr.'h drunkenness during the p ast few dsys among the young men of this t<<wn, and that, too, in many Instances, where the persons under the in fiusnte of liquor wtre supposr-d to be com paratively free from danger of taking "too much The sfs- ng temptation to drink where wine or ' ther intoxicants are offer d seem* to be beyond the jsower of some to resist. We mourn over and sympathise with such persons and would say a word at this time to help them In whatever en deavors they may h" making to overcome their subtle temptation It is this II you find you havo so strong a dosire to drink that which will "steal away your senses" and deprive you of manlines* do not go whore such temptation exists. There are persons who are not tempted at all by what it seems impossible for others to re sist. We are more and more Impressed every day with the strong temptation among the larger class of young men to drink wine. They take the first glass with the thought that it wilt not harm them ; its exhilarating influences ar just sufficient to induce them to take another, thoughtlessly it may in ; then they are gone. The beautiful specimen of man hood is reduced to the level of a dumb brute; the temple it may be of the Holy Spirit is defiled. Let us urge you again : "l ook not upon the wine when it is red." —The thermometer registered 9 degrees below scroti Summit Station on the Cat awissa 1 tail road, at daylight on Tuesday morning. Notk e.—l*r!>n baring J!. It. tie* ft l tiff juet. hi. 1 ! •,;,'i]e* f.,r n|i. will fl'flff 'f I N WrtH-M of If. ■ ' kiri'l, 'j i#f " ff * f.f r i .jj •,, . along Iff •'I II I' >v ni* | It. it , within tbif t J Ist., i , It II I.AWMIt .lef.et N.,„ r . or W \S" It nk I !,•■', I! , .I, j *tf | Jor*Diemnu<J J), i. wilt color any thing any color, an i' •f The. -at and ' bet way to '<• oi . in ~ . , I ; driijcgi.u, ~uiU foil 1!" to y!ir . n,,. h „, r „ I r sllkOQ. I.rarr your t/tdtti tf A!< tIKHV it '• 'l',. r, Bulo lU vi itf f. it !• in.; (it 11.. it | ; j,-r |,! jj <- givcfl I .1. .j,*,, M<r , . „ in th. .inn, tr-f. of f .... ... i r wliifli the 1011. bat. t-f.,1 j r:nt iat 1,. IIHHW HA. l! ' / M • *•,%!•. A' M i I , ( ]' . ■ - I* ■ ('. ■ " •"<" • ' h.t- K<. t> )i, . 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