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Ji KLLEF O N T E , P A
Au Indian's Ultimatum.
.SVmi t <r 1 Y.tf's firamatif \V>'h 1 /.iir't.i,
<1 F/alhuul Vhirf.
Senator Vest nml Delegate Magin
nis. of the Indian commission, return- |
<>d Wednesday from St. MaryV mission, ;
Hitter Root Valley. t the Flathead
agency, Missoula. Montana. The In
dians refused to sell i.nv |K)rtion of :
their reserve or to move to another ;
reset vat ion. They said they hud no
grievances, and were highly pleased
with their agent, Ronnn. All they j
desired was to keep whisky away trout
their young men. Ihe St. Jgnatiu.-
mission schools, also on the nerva
tion, were visited hv the comnii--ion.
The schools are well conducted by
Sisters of I'haritv and priests. Ahout
fiftv Indian girls and the same number
of Imvs are being educated, and tl.ey
show remarkable proficiency in the ,
dill",-rent classes. Senator \ e-t speak"
highly of teachers and nupi!-.
The council at St. Mary's mi-don
was rather dramatic. Charles, a Mat
head chief, with a few hundred In i
dinns, lias stendilv refits, d t" go upon
a reservation. '1 he Indians cultivate
a few rattehi -. hut in- steadily grow
ing poorer, and the v t.lev i- thickly
settled hv whites. The reservation
Indians and the whites want these
Indians removed to a reservation, to
avoid anticipated trouble. In the
council Senator Vest and Delegate
Maginnis sat opposite the chief.
Through nn interpreter S nator \ i-t
explained his mission.
Charlos who is a noted brave, gazed
dcliantly at the senator for a moment,
and then began his reply. He said:
"We are poor and weak. You want
to place your foot upon our neck and
grind our face in the dust. Hut 1 will
not go, I will go to the plains."
"Nez I'erces .loseph tried to go to
tho plains," broke in Senator \ est.
"There are no plains now. The whit
men are as thiek as leaves front ocean
to ocean, it you do not get a title to
your lands here, like white men, sol
diers will come some day and | la<
you upon a reservation."
"My hands and those of my people
are tree from the white man's blood,"
.-aid Charlos. "When the N-/. I'erees
came here we protected the whites.
Why dots the white man take his
heart from its now ' Tlu-n he took
oil' his hat, threw it upon the fl.—r,
stamped upon it and. with blazing
eyes gazing upon S-'tiat r Vest, shout
ed : "You may take Charlos to a
reservation, hut there will b- t. > breath
in his nostrils ' Cltarh - will he dead,
lie will never go there alive."
Senator Yc-t answered tie- tawny
chieftain, in language as emphatic us
his own.otliat he must nln-v the white
man's daw as implicitly us did tin
white man: it lie did n-t he must go
where the government eh to -end
hint. Hefore the e. ;nci| broke n;>
Charlos agri 1 to g> to Washington
with Agent K man. and talk the mat
ter over with the < >reat Father.
Curtin and Meredith
.1 .1. /• • 'hr It /r >, .- ~ .///
I. dM r.
. I . Hensel, ot the I,nn aster
htftUiftnetr, relate* the following in*
ter -ting rcniinisccii • of tl •• war win it
the late II m. William M. Meredith
was attorney g-neral of the -tate of
I'eiin-vlvnnia under t. •• a-lmn.i-ira
tion of (Jovernor t'urtin: Mr. Mere
dith was very nun h disinclined t<> in
quire into ami decide upon the appli
cation for pardon which under the old
regulations ntade; such demands upon
the time and attend m of the gover
nor. Governor Citrlin's I* gal adviser
was greatly avcr-e to this business, and
he had to tic exempted from it. Fpou
one occasion—it will be easily rcuiein
iicred in tlio western part of the state
—a soldier who had gone to the war
came hack to find that a preacher had
led his wife astray, lie announced
that he would kill the violator • i his
family,and when the offending preach
er crossed his path tho threat was exe
cuted. 'lhe offender was tried, con
victed of premeditated murder and
sentenced to he hanged. All other
relief tailing, a pardon was applied
for to the governor.
It happened that on the evening ct
for the hearing of tlm ae Governor
Curt in received word of a battle and,
after his custom, he desired to go to
the front and look after Pennsylvania's
wounded. The pardon ease, and con
sideration for the counsel coming on
to nrgue it, claimed his presence at
Harris burg. Hesitating between his
conflicting dutiiw, he reluctantly asked
his attorney general to depart from
fiis rule and hear the case. Mr. Mere
dith, tinder the circumstances, con
sented, but ns the governor was almui
• to leave him, said with much gravity: j
"Hut my dear governor, before you ;
go, when I am asked to act as proxy
tor a man, I would prefer to know
what my principal would do in the
matter." "Oh," rejoiued Curtin, "you ,
would, would you t Well, then, I'll ;
tell you. I woulil pardon him."
it is related by one of the counsel
iu the ease that (be prisoner's attorney
knowing Meredith's bent of mind,
were much disappointed to find thai
iiu was to hear their plea, and regard
ed with great apprehension the appar
ent coldness with which he listened to
' their argument. At ono stage he in
terruptcii it with the significant query :
| "Docs it appear thai tho deh-ndant
had previously proeliameil his purpose
\to kill the man?" It could not lie
denicd, as it so appeared from the
i evidence of record, and when they
assented to it the counsel for the pris
oner felt that the legal mind of Mere
dith would find in this circumstance
j pregnant proof of premeditation.
| What was their relief when the mnn
! spoke forth instead of tho lawyer and
i judge, ami Mr. Meredith said : "Thru
' / think tin preachrr shnu/il hut - /,■ /it
\ out nl /ns lay." — J'hihi. Hi enilHf ( lilt.
Wonderful Being
.l Mm Qtpolh of KbvUing o Fire With
llis /truth.
There arrived in I'liilndclpbia a few
days ago a man who claims to posse s
llio incredible faculty or power of
' igniting paper, straw, leaves, cotton
cloth or other light combustible ma
terial meiely by breathing upon it
with his otolith for a few seconds, lb
gave an exhibition ut hi- wonderful
power iu the parlor id a private r -i
-1 deuce in that city last evening in the
presence of a number of latin - mi l
gentlemen, win n in the space of eighty
i seconds he ignited a linen hundker
chit f mid two folds of heavy linen
cloth hv pressing them against hi*
mouth and breathing -tcadily and
I forcibly. This singularly gilt' I man
is now about tvwiitv -even vein- old,
"I a light brown color, about live feet
eleven inches in height, well built,
and has a fine looking, pleasant and
intelligent countenance, llis name is
A. W. I nderwood, hut is popularly
known throughout the western < >un
try a- the "Fire Hlower. ' He was
liorn ut Vigo, a -mull town ab-ut
twelve uiib - southwi -t of Tcrre 11 ante,
Indiana, and is one of a family of
eleven children. His lather was a
white man and his mother marly
white, but with a east of negro blood,
lie fir-t di-'ovend h wonderful
p aver when ahout Carlton \>ur- of
age, when in i mpanv with several
companions, lie wits inhaling perfume
f'roni a -rented handkerchief it sud
denly tinr-1 into tlaim -. burning him
-everciv about the face and hands.
DISCREPENCIE3IN FERTILIZERS.
The following annulv-i- • ! the dif
it rent phi -pliat- fertiliz r- in the
market, with tlnir e-itameri ial value,
ha- Im'ii liatid' din for publication ns
an aid (t the farmer in making hi
-eb ction.
The success with which farmer
have met in the f i'ertili/- r- iu
('•litre county. I.e.- .-timulatcd the -al"
of them --I largely that marly < v. ry
township ha- been supplied with a
local agent repr< -enting uitl- ri nt man
ufactories. do prevent farmers from
Is-ng irupo-i'l up'ii hv glib toiigih I
agents who -■ il inn r: >r g- I-, tlo- i. g
i-lalure nn- pu—i d a law nutlmri/ing
tic State I. ar i - Agri ;iltnr to I k
after and have all lertili/'i* nnnliz I
that are offered'for To meet the
objects ot the law. Thomas .1. Ivlgr,
. retary ot' the State Hoard of Agri
culture at Harri-hurg. ha <>nipl ■ ••<I
Dr. I . A. (tenth, a < eb-brati d • In mi-t
•f I'hiladilphin, t i nnnliz -umph -of
I'ertili/ r-, and has aNo -inph > 1 I one
or more ngi nts in .v< ry unity •! the
commonwealth, whoe duty it i- to
nake s. h i tions from eio-h and ev> rv
consignment r cargo thntcotm- with
in his or their resjiectivo jcriifi- tion,
make a toll statement fit the -aim-,
the name ot the niiinufactiirer, ven
der. price p. r ton, accompany the -atne
with an alii invit and forward by mail
to the Secretary of the Hoard of Agri
culture, who HI turn de-livers the -ame
•ii the cliemi-t for analv-i-. Mr. Short
lidge 'it Helhdontc, I'm, i- the author
ized agent fir Centre county. The
:tnaly-i* annexed -now conclusively
that it heln oves i v ry farmer in ('• li
tre county to coop'-rate with him in
s.-lecting samples tor analysis. I'arm
• rs cannot send samples to him, a- it
is the ngent's duly to select nunpli s
from the original packages. Thev can
-end him word ot the iiiimennd nnnlv
-I- on the bags of the fertilizers they
may have, when the ifiatter will re
reive attention.
nrtTAto ini\isr ritosriiati
Sample N, 191. Sdectedwt Hille
, fonte, I'a., from consignment made to
Alexander V <'o. (fflice of I'enna.
Hoard of Agriculture, Sept. (, lSzf.'h
Name of manufacturer, H. L. ( rocker.
AVtl T*?
w lwtl# bhoil'httfk T.fT 1.,, „
K...-f i...i - i, ( * rJ r ' lisp" I'm Z" M
finolnhlt " " • "7 17 4IN u... ltd
I'oi wh M M .••%! 17.# || j.,. r |,, n> , |o;
Amm>riU u*o ?• ... IT .'so
j rommTflfil | -- . 7
|rtc# lon i7 l
KMI'IKi: Cil ANO.
Sample No. 494. Selected at Helle
fonte from a wagon load sold to Frank
Thompson, of Henner township. Office
of I'eniia. Hoard of Agriculture, Sept,
11, Name of manufacturer,
Ru.-in Fertilizer Co., Haltimore, Md
iSUON.
j e-tlnlil* |.ln>-|.liori. at|.| 4..v I
Ksvsf Oil - tv j I"" Ss JIH l
: 1n~.1u1.l- - ".HIT o.l*
I Cuiusn " "_o hi lsn |i |r inn lin
AsssmnU 1* M.n |U jn-r ton . d .'.*
Kflaw>ii< Swwiwsn-UI ' slits per bin t-m.T'l
I Sllln* pries |*-r 0,0 iCill
L.IOK AMMOMATIJI lIOXK I'llOfll'llATK.
Sample No. 499. Selected at Helle
fonte from a consignment to Isaiah
St ruble of Zion, I'a., who assisted the
agent iu selecting samples for analysis.
Office of I'enna. Hoard of Agricul-
I
TURO, Kept. 8, 1883. Name of lllHllU
fncturcr, Keyirtono Fertilizer Co.,
.loliONtown, I'A.
TTAL.TWLL.
H..|iil-lr |>lt( I'lioi ii .• |.| 'J Oil! .
lif> I II, pur ten 117 I
I " I ■ ,:| HLU |MR INN I'M
I'lilMll " " J I M 11.11 |ht lull 'IT
AIIIIII ililn il' I 12 H lli< |i*r lull •71
K.tliimti'il < .iiiinii-ri I*l ntluii )Mir ton ... - 171
SilH|| fit- - pat 1.. 11 -
ITAI'TIIIH $25 RIIOM'IIATI;.
Allllotlgll I LLCI'LL LLTIM IJL'L-LL <•! 11 L-i <ll • F;I -
I 810 OL thi- fertilizer ttold in the county,
111ic agent ITU# not L'IHII>• lit convenient
! LO GOT IT trample Ibr nnulytiii thin ecu
1 "on, but (lie following nnnlyxi* WAN
tumlo by I'r. <ii nth, ami ii |MI>I i -{■<'• I
I by tlio ('lintoii I utility agent who M*III
the gOod#.
H .lilt I • l.llo.pUlllli-,l I ''l4i. II . i r l,i. #lll '
lli n-tlnl " | ,j 1 I ' I'm fII ' |
Ii I"' I" 111 |t |r tun Ii '
'
Ammonia to II- r , f ~ 7
Kanmatoil nifHint. lit I mlu* | r ton ... I.'tot
galling prka In Onlre futility p*i 100 J-
I lIA-niiii'Ll 111 I 110 Buffalo Honest
I'lioipbatn aliow - tlio BC-t uunlv-i- for
tin* price it i- >olil at. wo mako coin
pari- II with it, A" it I- known to lie a
"tuiiilard pin -filiato, Tlio I-itiiiiatoil
| ooniinoroial valno i- SKIT,? por ton,!
which HOIIH for 8-ll*.oo. I in n tlio KM.-
piro I iuiinu WHI<-h i" • "tiniatoil at 8">"
INJUR ton, nhotibl -oil I'ORSU.M per
1 11, which i- MILL AL TJFKOO, inakiii ' a
1- -- to tlio purchaser "I 8 1.1 1 JI, r TON
a- C'LINPARNL with Bullulo llnm-t
I'LIO-phato. AM comparoii with Bulla-
I I the I, ion A nmioiiiatoil Bono I'H ■•
phnto i- AS follow -: li-iitnatid RUM
UII-rt ial value .-"J 1.78, which I- -old lor
S I'".NO p r ion. If the Bulfilo I-.-Tl
iiiatod at s , .7 i- -old Ttr 8 17.00 | r
ton, the I. ion H • UL< 1 LI id a' S'J.I 'I"
per t'-N, which MIIOWM a 10-- to the pur
chai-r of 812.32 PI r ton. there IN no
j in-1 II in but what tli i.- i" a palpable
f raud and • very lariuor W ho ha- bought
thin I.ION Aniiiioniuti 'l L'iionphato and
paid S .M.I III per ton for il should RLRS
ni.IMI aRI hate of SI 'J p. r ton. It'
he ha not jiaid tor it lie should refuse
to pay TN re than S.•-* PI-R ton. A
COVIIPARI d with Bullulo llune-t I'iio--
phate, Baugli - 82 I plio-phat* i- onlv
worth 8-' L.t i which wa - Id at SJB ,U ,
PI r ton. making a NCTT I -- to the pur-
I ha-cr nt' 53..V7 PER ton I* w uild
UPJI ar from THE ahovc that fariinu
will PLAEE tli" in "el v* - in a | -itioii t .
beMwindleil.no matter I iw MU ii tin v
ure a I vi- d through TIN' public |<rint*.
\N E MAKE A recapitulation T what
th< fi rtili/'T" -Innild IN- -.ld nt
I - II I I . ,I. : •
I -. .
IWotl. i ID 1-b .(.••'■ ... 21
The al IVI ar- the pric - tin V -IN til I
I ' - Id a", in < • ntre I unity iin lu ;S: ;
freight#.
A Flying Machine.
Mr. 11. C, I. ililn I-I. the invi ntor I T
A li ving machine, HU conducted AU
experiment uith hi- inveuti ui lietwun
' dnbr • H and U• -I I >r.iv: n. ling
land. fhc apparatus which I- <!•
• rii.nl a a !■' :::U-ailing machite , i
■ 011-ti uctid of liglit w !, and >-
-.--IJ ' i like THE fraiin- -f A i Nw. - 1-
••I carriage, with two large WHIRL- in
front and two email <un - IM hind.
M 'tive power i- to be ohtaim 1 bv
-TEAM, which will work a nine bladi I
•crew, and the inventor'- idea i- to
PROPEL THE MAI hiln by Mieain on land
until it attain- a EIK-ed of thirty
or thirty-five mile, a veloiity
which he F alcnlati - will b<- Mitlieient
: ■ lift the machine into the air, when
it will IN; navigated by tin an# of tie 1
-AI.- with which it I- fitted, FROM
the re-ult OT hi- 'X|>ef iuieiit he I con
fident that it I- || -RUBLE to fly in the
air at the height d a mile. Bv tie
["■RTIIII-IOIM t th- (treat We-tern r:TD
way e >m|uiny tie • \p- riun n! wu
rnade ON the newly tini# lN*-1 porli-UI OT
the railway to Smiiu , betwi •n < I
hrook nnd \VI-t Bravtoii, and th
inv nt< r wn ae< ornpani' D bv Mr.
I revithiek, the locomotive #iiperinten
dent NT the conipniiy at l'addingloi .
I he maehine wa# placed on a trin k
and I 'Dlicctfil with nn eiigiuc, whciite
the -t. aui WA- derivetl, and the gear
ing wan nianipulnted from ATIOTBI r
truck. The operator -ucceethif in
GETTING the mar hine lift' | from the
truck into the air ami EXPREWD him
#e|f fully Mttti-tied with the ri-ULL of
trial.
Whcro Powell WM Horn
( hairinan Tom Cooper #ny# I'owell
i- an Kngli-htnan.
A- t< I'owell - place of nativity, it
i#, rif eour-e, not a matter of much
importance, except |Krhap- to Coo|wr, '
who la.t year maintainerl that noliodv I
was rpinlifierl for a state office unless
lie had been born in Pennsylvania.
[Cooper biui-clf was born in Ohio.) I
j But, as a matter of fact, Mr. Powell'#
great grandfather came to this coun
try in 1742. LIT" grandfatle r was a
soldier in the Revolution. Mr. Po
well's father was an obi resilient of
Bradford county, Pa., and lie himnclf !
WAS born nnd always lived THERE.
OT'H 'I lIRKK WARS.— In the war of
the revolution the total militia force
raiser! was 471,(122 men. In the
Mexican war the total number of
I'niterl Ktates troops was 181,282. In
the late civil war the I'ninn forces
numbered 2,85F),13'2 men, of whom
17.1,!'7!L worn colored. In THIS war, OU
the government side. 61,362 were kill
ed in battle, 31,727 died of wounds
and 183,287 died of disease — about
twice the number of the total killed
iu battle. The total deaths were 279,*
378, anil there were 1181,105 desertions.
ADVICE TO MOTHEIIH.
Ar* >-. ii ilttutt""l Mt uijilit mu) lr<ik*n "I four i— c
ly t up k MM wtiir. ring mid ryiug with ll of *
tihtf prlli* If a* ml at ow w m. lM' l M IMSMI* "
ML WIN I H 111 VI * MILMTL W
TKI.THII'I Itsvuli)' Ifl IlirrtP lilußlf, Il (11l f 11*' * •
tin* |K-r Sit 11* Mijft-r -r iiitiii'-rIUP 11 Ilr-jivitd t)}Mn It"
iii 'iliotu, tln-fi* lu nn ttiUtak* HIHIII it- It vtirv* '!)■
••nt'*! y mnl i)UrrlitM*si f i die !• ' ' M >\*
"lu, ifrr %Tir| I ■ Il . #' -F 1' list gtllliu,
ilniiiiiiutl-ti, nml kI%i t"ii* ttti'l 'ti if I" w!i"l
■yuii tii. Mm. Whsum'i F 'TfliffQ HTHt'i* '''* C'lili.u*
TrrriitMd ia |l<maiirit to t t< , I* tl p"
• llfltiotl < ( oft" rif tin* "Msal M it l i I" t frllisl* pliyup
I lllllßhrl littff ill t))f t*lti t• r| KUtt', lll'l lu f.r anln
By Mil <lrugKlU Ihrooglii nl t!*•- world. I' I" ►'-ttlu
a IwMs Ti). I
Swuyne'H Ptlla Comforting to the
Sick.
Tlmu-unds die (r<iin ni-gb'ct t i | roperly
irettt 1 iiij uro JJlmiil, Con#li|ialion, lt)i
-1 I "I .is, Mulurm, Afiopluxy, I.ivnr, Kirllmv,
lliiiri INOMMM, Drojity, and Ithauaiaiitm
But I- tic debilitated, burdened with tur a
|mo inn. sick ic -, we i <ifi-i'j<>rilloiiiily r--
ii muni ruj \\ A "1 N I. I'J ' w h
i iitHiri UK--]icirinl | r -j ■ ■ rtij n -•liv
no i.tlic-r r-ini-iv. Nt by mull fur 'J-*i
rent#, ii "j£ nf -ft pill.; -"i tm*r,, -I, -in
stamp) A l.lr. -., |)K. SWAVNK A
SIIN, I'hihi'b'lphlit, I'M. ."-ui lo I'rig.
gist.- h-H-ly.
Ilnliie Itrili".
i. i 1.1.11 •. e c i■ - I ,HI
The weakest vronj iri, .[n illc I rhilil,
nn-I ci • in vnli'l cin n*>- hup litter"
with .ili-ty unit arral g -o l.
-• 'i'l men totti-ring .irournl nml from
iUieuimttion, kidney Iroulile or nn>
wi'.iklic- wul I r sluii.-t new l v ii.iiig
I hop bitti-r#.
Mv wile and rluiig iter were tli ■ le
; ili-.iilliy t,y llio ue "it liup hitter* ami 1
reromini'ii l lotlicm tnv pimple. Mcth
icli.i ('lergyman.
A.k Mill ■ 1-1 |,l if I,
Dill-ttHM II! e. ! Dmi .I.> Il .1.-
M il'irntl lever, Ago - an i I'illiou
ni w,l b-'ive i very t • ighb irhood n
-•ein n- hop hitter, arm-.
" M v mother drove the paralysis sod
neur i!g i ; ■ t in-r •i • '.em with tii'j.
iiitler-.' I I. ') so S . ..
Ki'cp tin kidnrjr. tn uilhy with hop
iiitter- ind mil t.• • • t not feir erkni-o.
i - ■ • ~e ... -. ,-
. . .
, titter.
I it
Itching I'tlca Symptom# undCuro.
Th" symptom# are moi-iun-, bk i -r'
| irat n, .(iter il- n.t g, itn rr.-iM | I y
scratching, very ditrc* ng, parlicuiar-
U at night, ii-i-ius a d j- a vmrni# • re
crawling in ind -.it the rectum . the
private pirt. are itome! rn<s ntlcctc-l.
If allow- i to e ntinue % "v #crion# ri •
#ult# follow. ""WAV SI "bINTMKNI *
a pleuhint, sure cure. ifor lctti r,
Itch, "- ill ltli'-uni, *-r>id II- el. Krysi|c.
i, Barber# Itch, B.olhchc,. all st
cru#ty "km i-c-. ".-nt by tniii f r
0 c-nt; bit" fl.'j.'i. 'o stamp* .
Addrt . i'r. -WAV N: A - "S, l'i,. ,
delphia, i'a. - ii'l i>v In igait#. ly
A' if Aiti'i rl.
; ml.
/t wrved
F It
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And tho Bent Inland Daily at ltp
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Tli* inlswrtpti'ui |hm of fh9 \i> t PitiiPt >• '
SI (ii |*rr finnnni. f*uh in '
HHfußef |h lVaitf PxtRIDT Uftrl |||4> NV* ofli
Fun m ill hu •*!! lu th* Mine bddrm, nltfMir
fs*f 91 IAI (kill ill fbdvunr* . of WMIiV Atld
|h* riiitd>l}dii* Tin*u f.#r Si On '%ah in *<!
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T" nr |*vu tsp * rlti. t.f nr n..c nt,i#-
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MBit inn. nun rjT 1H I** •* iratit ##i lb# |Mb.
Th* MiiHtaii-iiow |<rF# i tli* lUfit Citaiot by
mull ,* %f f ■ j**r nnnnm cask In *. If put paid
in <* par Annum will h* rbrff*#| for *i
manthß 9- u4ru( or SO if not |>uid in •drum*'
nnd t fbn'f*ortk nl rif lur n |t*r)t Tb#
Inn * TAtyior .luribg lb# M uld tb#
will bd fO|vM (uIIV lbl*r*Mlnn.' ('•
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