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RKLLRKOKTB, PA.
NiK CK N rK h UK MOCK AT is put.
I * ClinwU> moruiiifl,*! IW-Ilefotito.Cuiit
AMHity, !'•.
YKttM.l Cffi*h II ittllMl Si i0
11 hut j m N<lubcf. UOO
4 1.1 V K I'AfUl (Imolvil to th* loU*r<ta ol ib
wholo pwijin.
I* t.tiu.'ale UMlt writ hi ii lhrm luutilhi will !>• 0o
hidwrnl iiU'iviioci*.
N i r wl I h li.o- utlii i.--i uutll •rnir#far*
l>4il \ i it i o.*M mi at i>ublilj*r*
I* i|H g'iirf out ul iho couulj uiutl U* |wN I°' 11
ftdtftMiOft
Any parvus prucurtuv ue tat*li •übcrlb*r> will
• uii uupjr frw ll CtUtffffi.
i> it iCUiMirv wlrculatluu nmk** tlila |p#r *n uu
ii, i.|y rot Ulls 4ii.i pnullnblr for>Hiv*rtlfltiM
ai l *r ;#r' |mrti tu print nil kiiiUa ol Ikmka, fmtt
fr^ntiiHNWiHoibn (J'tiiittorclrt! jirinliiiK, lc.. In i
tin* at lf la nnl at lb* iuwwet puaalUlr ratra
All a-lrerttautiiaut" fur a lava term than thru* month*
23 caiita pt*l hue for tlie Aral tbr** innartiona, anJ A
tenia Uar f.t .b utbhUotml luv-rtiuu. tfpoctil
at tra more.
K llturlal Hotter* IA reuta |ar Una.
t o mi m-i .tunin* 10 raw taper Una
A liberal liacount It mailt* t<| |wrti ml .n(lain* by
it* juirter. ball yoar, or >-ar,aa foll^wa;
* | -
tnci tcovrm.
CKa inch (or IX llnea thU t>pa) fa'fli
TwoiMbaa 7|l.| 14
Three Jojl* *
3iar:ar culnm'Mor'itichet) SO
alf cultt'tin t*f |o nctieal t \i*>
Qua • i|intn r • nche*!.. |Aftf AA' 100
V irtltit'lvtrliitmrnt* im*t be paid for before In
#*rtina, **repi on nrty rontrart* ntn.li balf-yiarl)
!• troto'it* "i ailrawre i> e re|tilrr|.
PrUTIOAi Xoncis A enta p* llrteh luaartioo
W ithlna for lea* than Mirftt*.
Ilrinn* m • haetlKurislouhimoa. 14ceata
pt r line,each inaertlon
81coleton of Guitoau, the Assassin.
Tne skeleton of the late Cr>rU< J.
Cuiteau, assassin ol President Garfield'
having been formally turned over to the
urgcon-G*neral, i* exhibited in an up
right glass case situated in the north
end of the army medical museum hall
on Tenth street. A reporter of the f.i
telle having received a "|ointer" to the
iibove effect laat evening started oir for
•he museum lo investigate the matter
P.t.me t>v l.rge et.ea full tif kul'B
arms, picketed babies and other curio*i.
ties of humanity the upright case was
leacti.d. Ii *i perfectly iuw and gis
tened under a recent coat of shining
V*rf>'b. The interior ".IS decOfftlt d
with four human skeletons, suspended
by their skuils Slid giisteiiu g in their
snowy whitene*". Two of the l.rges'.
one of which i- OuiltMu's t"re no i i- . i
The •mailer one* were p'acirded "Ne
grogirl." and "S e!. ton of a hot ' tf
the firm'r, th it ol the can I•
e*ily di*tincni.he<l ty its height,
ftuitesu was tire net n;r.e ineh- i or five
feet ten inches. The filet on cure
rponds with there The | ur
poe of pulling other rWeleloti* in the
case was doubtless to prevent sus
pen, A cloe scrutiny of fitiitc-.u '
hones showed that each distinct in men
isd i een tuatked with a rery small let
•ter "D" in imlellible ink by the mus
eum authorities, probably a* a mc*n. o
identification in cnn they mar over
he stolen. Another noticeable feature
was a slight t-loop of the shoulders
which thoe who saw the roan will rec
ognise at once. The reporter turned,
•to the gentleman who gave him tl.e
•jnfunna'jon and usked where llie lira i
was kept.
'■ I'hu her I wis skiur. -I a'ter l!.
autopsy,'* he replied; "it w*s then
•tuflfol, itsetl up> and parked in alcohoj
and is now in this building. Would
you like to see it ?''
The re; ortor anserrrd affirm*t.rely
and ca token to a room in the north,
cm icrl of the mueum , wiiere lie we.
shown the head which planned the *r
and I'resi lental assassination in the
Unitad States. The pre.ervitinn wa
remarkable and showed the perfect ex
pression of On iteau's fco as hedr*pp-d
intoeternity, with tfie final words of the
doggerel hymn on his lips.
"What was done with his flesh T" i
queried the rejiorter. "Was It thrown
into the st wer, as published ?'*
"No, it was not," he replied. "Oul
leau's flesh was cremated in this build
ing at noon of November "7, IKA'J. af
ter it had been stripped from the skele
too."
"How 7
"It was shoveled into the fnrnsco
above, and the ashes now grace some
ash heap in the suburbs ol Washington.
Washington GrtztUe.
ni— • aaai
4 Any Fool Ouuht to Know That
Bill ItreUford is a well to do farmer of
Da Witt bounty. If* was a witness
one day in court. The baotering law
ver, in cross examining, aaked lirels
tord if be saw the defendant wounded
In the fracas.
" No," said Brelaford, "he was hurt in
* the cornfield.
Everybody laughed, hut the lawyer,
with perceptible warmth, continued by
laying, "It seems that you don't qnite
-undaratand what a fracas is; any fool
ought to know that."
" Yea, probably any fool would but 1
-don't* What la it 7" replied tbewilaees
"Ob, never mind; ills* legal term
we Lawyers use. But tell the jury what
you were doing when the light occared.
"Snapping corn, air."
"And pray tell whet you mean by
Snipping corn 7'"
"Ob, Tt hi a term we farmers use
when we gather core with (be huskoe;
any fool uugbt to keow that."
The legal sharp quickly subsided
amid * deafening roar of laughter.
What Tfiey Dutnand
stat* oxAxorss os Tit* sftßjrer or
I.Bat*I.ATION
The ststc grntige, P.tr"rts of Uiib.
'•nudry, is still in sessson In the Jinll of
. 'he house of representatives, snd hs the
i-eporl of the aoinmitees ore made the
> meetings grow more interesting to the
members. The report of tin* eotnmitre
r on legists lion is deemed the inosi impfir
tint slid it was u|iou its spprovnl that
'he members occupied the lime during
the morning ami alternoon session*
( vesterdsy. The com in it lee who hid it
in chugre was composed of JxmeM F.
Weaver, K. 8. 8eorl, I, M. Kairlamh,
Harriet l.tud, .1. KHiott Stewart, I'vi
Henrv, Henry Louh, Birnard Uupert,
K E Unangst, J. K. Murray and S. L
l Keefer. Directly itfjer the report vim
submitted each section or resolution
was taken up and discussed. The re
port a adopted is as follows :
nr.eonr or coMMitTr* os i.ioislition.
It is the highest duty ol the Ameri
can citi/ens to upholil and defend the
[ constitution of this country. It is the
' bad rock upon which our political sup
' crstruciure rests. Upon its inviolably
maintainance and the laws enacted in ;
pursuance thereof depend our highest ,
hopes and dearest interests. Under !
| our form of popular government the j
people are sovereign. Their pleasure ,
when properly exercised is potental.
They speak and it shall be done.
It is true the people are fore bearing i
and longsuffering. Kuhmttsion to I
unwise legislation is olten silently en- ,
durod. D.ffereuce of opinion is not ;
1 eslcen.cd a sufficient cause for resisting
enforcement. But public opinion is on
the aler!. It is tirelexj and acrutin i
ing. it is constsntly in iho b.lmre,
testing by experience. When laws cense
!io meet the enls for which they were
intended they should be amended or
repealed. Mr when thepuhl demands
the enactment -if n w one* in order to
preserve the j i-t and ■ (pis! rigi.- of the
governed let them spe.-dly t.e ; ied.
Section LH). ar'Jc'e 1 nlnur consiitut on
declare*. "The cituma bav i r ghi ma
peacetde msnrerto a**emb! • to.**l! r
for their common gool and hp; iv to
those invested with the p.iw.-r* of gov •
ernnient I r redre.* of grisvsn, . i r
other proper purpoact by pel tion, rd
• Ires or retnonsiranci IVn there j
fore recommend.
Fir*t—Mi it the common si ho d li t l*
; so amende I s* to rmfr i's in the r*t k
of studies sii/h aihliti>ral piacticsl
brari Uci: a* agrictil oir <1 chemistry, the
n itural sc.ences and other te hnical
' irstructir.r.s pertaining to agrieuDnre
Those stud -• if no', pur* ir I in < \ ery
school sh uld bo taught in at least one
school in every ilttr?ct. We e<(ee i
such priicticil branches of rrs''v more
importanre ii fitting our *or,s and
j daughters for farm life than Hounding
1 countries or tracing the length o r
! rivers.
j Second We rccor.i n I th. .! > ,
j college, whicli was originally in'.-nded
• as a technical icbool of r.yrieuliurr. i c
| restored t*s the designs of i*s origin*
! tors. The magnitude of our industry
; us importance ai ft ri 1 '<■< to the i.onor
i and dignity of our rmnm -.v >-t. de
j mand tli-st tf.i* inti ution *li*!l be
devoted to terunieil in'rti 'ion in tli
higher branches of agric ilrure and mi
chanio srts,
Tldrd -We rfeman I tha' ctrpors
lions, claiming imminities a* enmrn n
carrier* either by rail or water, shall j
forbidden hv liw to discriroin ito he
j tween individu *l* or c* nptr. e in cit
| rying freight : that their rite* shall be
; uniform for like service irrespectively.
Forth—Wo rccotnmei I, in order to
prevent jealousy and rivalry between
IdifTerent agricultural organizilion in so
far as rel ite* to III* election nt member#
; of the state boird of agriculture that
: they be elected nnnu iily by tli lif
•erent ngriculluml societies including
granges and farmers' clubs. Th* present
system is so ra inife*tly unfair and so
easily manipulated by a few personal
friends, tbst it is execd.ngly objection
able and calls loudly for reform. We
cannot devise a more feasible plan than .
the one suggested by the master'a
annual address, to r"fned the evil.
Fifth —We demand, at the earliest
practicable moment, (hat jt.st and fair
apportionments be made, deciding our
f state ioto district of compact and
• contiguous territory so that the people I
of the state may have equal and fair ;
I representation in th* councils of the
nation and atat* legislature. The legii
i lature to negleoting to perforin this im
portent duty devolving upon them
I under the constitution they had sworn
s to support and for whieh they were
1 specially oonvaaed by tha exaeutiva of
I tha stats merits our unqualified non
a damnation. Their indolence wae only
a equaled by their freed, lied they
1 manifested keif tne seal and unanimity
' In tka performanee of their conetitn
y fbnal duty that they did in aeeuring
compensation for aonperformed service,
* their action would not be a reproach to
' the fair fame of our greet common
d wealth. ,
K ' Sixth—Begirding our order as a greet
educational and moral orgtnixatinn,we
unhesitatingly set our real ol coin Jem
nation upon intemperance, not only ►
an unrniiig'trd evil morally, but
1 fruitful source o( expense in thr admin,
titration of justiue. Philanthropic
citizens are pressing fhe subject o|
prohibition, nnd it ia consUntly be
coining mora nnd moro apparent itini
tin- question Mill have to he lurt ut no
distant iliiy. Wo would respectfully
recommend that the necessary legtsla
tion he secured to submit it to a direct
vole of the people of the Htnle. Should
n majority decide in favor of prohibl
tion it would give thn law a prestige
which would materially aa*it in it*
execution and render it mure efficient
than it would lie other wine.
Seventh—We demand tho equalizu
tion of taxes. Upon thin nt'ject we
wi*h to he distinctly understood—
eipial tsxe* upon equal value* upon the
haaia of the bill prcsonte I by the
special committed to the legislature last
winter. The burden of taxation are
onerous and oppressive. Relief i*rought
and nuiat he had. Justice and equity
demand it, nnd no effort ahouhl he
apared to secure a just nnd fair law hv
! which all property, visible nd invisible,
of all rietleii* would heal it* due
proportion.
Eight—That we, in state grange met.
do resolve that congres- should, and we
ask them to foster, protect and enoour
age the production of sugar in our
country, and ask them further to paas
i the needed appropriations to develop j
. that industry.
j To secure such legislation as hereby
j <u/gr*t will n quire effort on our pait. j
It cannot lie secured by supinenese. Ac j
tion must he had. It resolves itself
tiack to the people in their print riea. i
I'll b-.llot will lisve to deiertuine tlm
1 issue. Men and tnesures on the one ;
hsnd, purty ptejudce on the other,
Choose which \ >u w,l| ieive. The
|
, responsibility iu;Nin>"u; the remedy j
.* in your hand*. Will *<>u apply it ?
Ihe follnniiiW w i also adopted :
Wi.trr**, The leg datura at it* last
n fl led to pus- the I i'l hrio.rn a
ti.e "gran • **' t . I II," thereby pi • g
:• tho people t|,e tie. del relief n k. d |
! 'or : therefore,
Reooliol. That we urge upon the •• lie
g'sng.i the Illj,irlf ce of *:.l| U:gi,g
!• iaqu' <"■ ui t;f th lie i-.| I*,- u
ii >f i* obtaii rd,
rile event! ,! ses-ion V IS d.'Vofcd t
ger eril hu*iti's ai d the r< rrption Of
j other r*p r's Thr meet tig M I like.') '
r 'iiir to a do*e at noon to i y.
A Republic r nr Spain.
*imp r. or a r,• i,- / ntt iv
Tlir Utur coin v* or til* rcoi.it war
| XMnttTlnS IMVITSHI * SMI ttn
TLIS TO st'CttEO.
Mvlr fVpriTjher l.V— /'•' Parvenir
new I puhi -he* a manifesto from
*in"r Is 11 t Za-illa. Radical, dated •
f.oudnn, U remher 11. The document
. is twelve colum* in length, and defend* .
. i he millitnrr rising in the Spanish armv
•f fast August. It violently ntlck* the
Rvurbon* nnd tl" i*or r -rrb°*al form of
.rovernme-t. and prorlailna the ner- •
e*ity f * a Spanish Republic. It state*
'hat the rfref poh.ts of th- '1 uMic.in
' programme nre b follow a ; C aril mar
Urges, trid by irv. the abolition of
• lavrry, the assimilation of the
• f the eo'onirs to the mother conn
j t v. and reforms in •ri rv branch of the
ihminiatarllon.
>ertnr Zordla severely criticises the
p'ifirv of the restoration, lie consider
'lilt a r toluttn ifi Spain is certain to
-il 'Ceed and will not tie lapg dclsvrd.
lie conclu le* hy saying : '"A Republic is
I lie onlv form of government that will '
allow Spain to enjoy order, morality
| justice and liberit*. Whethrr tlie fut j
I tire struggle shall be one of pesrc or one
of sroti, the day of the battle wdlle'
'
of victory. Our motto will always be ;
Never compromise with Riurboo*.'"
Another Wrinkle for Oirla
i ~
The KilHnise K."j u' ''Man About
Town" thus givea the </>, operiindi of J
the postage stamp flirtation : The dear '
girls are all anxious to know about the I
postage str.mp flirtation which is the j
latent thing out. Of lato I have re
peatedly been asked about It. An old
bachelor, who had not tho courage to
plead his case, ia supposed to have origi
j nated it Mere it is, girls: placed on the
, left baud corner, upside down, means
that the writer loves you. In the
same corner, juat croaawiae, "My heart
belong* to another" hut quite straigh
•aye "Good bye." If just upside down,
in (be right hand oorner, it mean*.
"Yon most write no more." If pieced
• on the centre it tneens "Yet." Centre
of the bottom, "No." If juat eroeawiee
in the right head corner it aek*. "Do
yon love me T" The left hand corner el
the bottom tneens, "I wish your friend -
■hip." If jaet on e line on the ieft
, bend 'tide of the euraeme, it meene
| "Accept my love." Upeide down on the
, terns line, "3 em engaged." If on the
right bend, "I long to eee yoo." Up
aide down on the #me> "I perish for
i w
Waiting.
I W||
'Till ftom ♦!) villrtl lrw lt*tl fell
Title btflli 14 f lisitil fhie evtrtitiß
H hit It Km's'w mi' Ditw frnm kit/*itg ml I
I flll fti<r • |'l'lf hlitltt H >ll bte
Int'i ll i Inffn'
t*—! WliAf ]| U Ut U*.
I ll
Wbllf f *'l Isf' |f -lit •In ui'< krr y flit g
fn- l< t 'ttfl (..* f'/*n if. r ei'fif'Ka
Ainl llf llnge itu twllh l>r</k*ii Vlf'K,
flfll# *ID|S I late • klmllior fele
Tltw t'Otlvul nutit atinll rtsin I't tlMlf**
fur *ll ll l(die ne lon Ittls*. (|
I wait
Tltw *iimift*r of lit* 04 il in irtifg
I a httrwonl JH ||. | 'rbtMttl me lltrung,
Yl (erf*vt |•*< tn|i i.l ton nrt'l nurttf
In mirtnlHKi it ••rtittiße, )-| |o to
I'll |tluck frs.iu lifs-'n full frult4 If"#
Ttit? joy I** dy tJ> tut i lo mi.
—• .. -
Oncur V/ildo on America.
x rrw rxTx.scTa rnnv rnr i.turt ag nr. ia
lif.l.tv vaisr, TO ill* c fMavxtx.
<)-car Wilde, in the course ofe Icrlure
delivered last night in 'lie (iaietv
Theatre. a ; d that if he were asked what
moat struck hiin on first landing he
would say it was this,that if the Arneri
can* were not the most well-dressed
people in I he wor'd—ami he wis afraid
they were not- still they were the most
com for'ably dressed. There were no
rag* to be ecn anywhere. N i American
*ver saunter* or stroll*, or even walk*
walking was one of the fine art* un
knowo in American. They are alway- ,
rushing in a hurry to catch trains and ■
the fact of their a!way*l>eing in a hurry
( would make people here think they
1 were not a romantic race. Really ro
! tnantie people were never in timo for
j anything, and did not care whether
j they rnnght their train* or not. 1 Hear,
hear.] Rut in America ca'chirg trains 1
was a nation il nmuement Their '
'romance was d.tb-rent from our*. It !
j ws not the romanc of {fhakspere—it |
i wti the r .niatiee of commerce,
j <if cour-e, when one went to America
he was biought to ee N.agra. Every
voting A iteitdn whin married went m<l
j erst ) .rl of bis honey moon at N t*g -r*
•It i lie tit Jfc'lit tin- gre it wat'-rfei]
mift | tore in* first di*app<> nlnti-nt n
\ tittic-tn litarr.ed life. I.itiglile:
Nt w ■ .p; tiiriti' •, whtlloll!
| was that the iirrininmti - wi ie i(l sit
jooj'tn' ') vulgar, got up like* t v;v
• it-f, fi!'"il with nie'.snc'tol) tut. ts, li '
v-it 1 ' • 1 u • th-.t feel.tig of .nt i •
it.ni i lii-guide l.ok* a* nt-i ,
•hem t BEY ni .lit li " I!I .ut any
• in c! argi l.aught' i —he si KJ not
kn w. In order to snnd underneath
j tlie water'all to pt. V- li -Ua'* gelling
• Irrncli* d be h i to wear a su.t of yel
•ne oi!-kir.* of the rn't untecotning
•ex in-, wtni • * * b-d i*t h, t t rrl .•
h it'... it, tvli e;, (ie loj rd tone • f
li.a audience c-rer thought of wearing
b lighter.. "ne of th< a mo*t charming
women ot odnn times. Mm*. Rrn
h-rdt.hit, h awever, got photographed'
in it with Niagara as a sort of uuprv
trntioii* tack ground.
] California, the |>.relist part of Arneri
; ca. was beautiful a**ihe lor.era in
S| t>ng. There, and there on'y. cii i he 1
• a rr.aiiy nl! stie city - not Sin l'in
eico, w uii its at<•* p streets and glaring i
vlilie houses, but the city built bv the
Chinese, who c -me over e;thi r to build
rilw*v* or dig in the mine*. Ther ]
were lo'-ked on u* very conim n people
in 1 a gteat many brick* weie thrown
lat tiienv (lsughter,) 1 lit tiiev Crr'
frorue a rce << aitistic. a race educated
,ti iirh traditions of I e .uly, that the)
h oil for themselves a beautiful little ,
jcuy, vv th nairow winding street*, li, ;
villi painted paper lanterns. What
•v< : thr v did was Iteaittilul' and what
. ver Iwauttful, thing they had they,
. u*eil.
Aairdctt rhilbren seemed to be pair
•in I prercriou*. nnd tint might be
'owing to the fact that the only na
'lon*l game of America w the gen e of |
| euchre, wiii li could hardly, if indu*
triou*ly praoliaed.lend to create nnd de
j veiop a fine or manly physique. These
I children, however, grew up into very 1
i charming pople, the American girl he
' mg one of the most charming despot*
j that it would be thought possible to |
| And living in a country with free Ro
, publican instilutiona. Hhe was often n
; most delightful oasis of unreasonable
I ness in tbe desert of common, sense
j The only well-dressed man in Amerl.
ca had very little childhood ; they lef
school at fourteen, bsd two or three
successful bankruptcies by the time
they were twenty, and at twenty-one
were millionaires—irieA 7\WCJ.
Texan II ta M.VSTKK.— A boy near
I'oughkeepaie took aomc paint and fixed
up a dog to resemble an eecapey me
nagerin leopard. And of course the dog
felt bad and hunted up his master and
went to anufflng at hi* beets, and the
master went up a tree so quick that it
absolutely astounded the dog, which
set down to wait lor the old men to
descend. It was a cold day; the wind
blew end the bare branchea rattled and
the old men shivered and swore for
nearly en hoar, till finally the dog
, harked.
MAW* a woman who does not know
' the inaltiplirat! <n (able can "figtiru'*
in aoeicty.
IlMiob#. VOVADA JrO. f | li**M k \UAUHU,
I'oUurn P I I fiitri Hall,
NEW STORE.
Largest W Newest
Stock. Goods.
Every thing DRY OfX>IS.
You want. | Notion*,
n Roots and
The B Slios*#.
CHEAPEST
STOKE < irocs-rif*,
i
in Provisions,
Centre
County. Pish.
WE y. WE
RUY RI*Y IN
FOR LARUE
CASH , QUANTITIES
■mg
anil g<-t and can
the i buy
DISCOUNTS , CHEAPER
OFF. that way.
GIVE SPECIAL
US am lIARGAINSj
A For the next |
CA1.1.. .10 DAYS.
COBURN* - PA.
• i *•.
I{uick K.iihk.ii 1 imt*e
/'rv t i * V / ' ./ r.
This it fo en: fv (h it %rt have <*/'/•- J
F~ ro /'. itfair % • </' < * (*>r tf.< in/. ' t<*tr
Oi /, Train li:ia t ll'n' ' .*V t
•
Kixir '.it W XT' n (Vi*jsr.
RY HosMEH P. II i"I.I. \N lb - c
Having most thonsiM) tested t l "'
Rock fort <,i'J|fk Tiain Wurm f, ,f tilt
Wt tlirei* v■*r*. ! oil. r tb<*ir w i, t',.
fu ie*i ronfidence a* tlie b-.t mi'l* aft
tu -t reliable tinn* ket-jH-r fot tiietnouev
that can bs> obtailtesl.
/ Vy•! , rf* ' t v H . 'ir
ni aa* A" /• tit.A/ri.
Xo 'J llr' fl . I.njl It'-'.
Aft •-''••-r ArmrifttA HoirA. t M r< ■
pn ft.
Diunmw, .'an. 2T. |a*2.
Tin- R <kf.rd watcli ) iircli**<-ii P.-t.. ,
|.*T'.. li** perfornaed better than any
Watcti I vr*r hod. Have Carried it!
every dav slid at no time has It Iwrn
irregular, o: tn th<- b'a.t nnre'-sti'e. J j
cheerfully le< •mtltenil the Rock ford j
j Watch. lIttRtCKR. HORK'N.
at Dighton Furnace Co. j
Tvt w.v Seyk IS It.
The Rckford Wslch runs very c
fursli'ly ; better than iiv *lch 1 evei
owned, ii 1 I litre (,!..! titie I hit col
*t"iii t'x o rec.tnoi"nd the H ckf' rd !
'V.ltch to evrt v teej) alio W.lllft K fil.l
--iimekci'its-r.
S. T. II UREA Rib M lb
Tbi* !• to •rii'i t.at the R > .ford j
j W llcll leolglit felt. VZ. I s "'.'. 11l till.
V.TV vveil tbe pt*t year, lining *et n ]
;on I# twice during tl.r>t tune, it* nniy j
**tia "M '•* ing t '.rt e m.t-ute*. It ha<
run vrrv touch t'etter than 1 ever an
tici !••. leif. it Mr a* no' a<ljo*teii and oniv
e >*t#.t). R P. MR V A NT.
ADVIC3 TO MOTIIURS
Aft tirti fit liigbl awl UtUt <l ftfiiT '
! |*a k child nfld tPfiitttr * ilk jkR. **f rwl* |
i tmf |**rth |f an, witd at •*<• gttd fr l a *r.ttl# f4
iMM UIV AllW r"* '
I Ttrfflt%a It* teltw i* 'focditi uSdhiw. It will rrls.tr
I thr p"r Mffhr tnifiitilely Pflt"d htfetfi It
j mnflictv, fh*-rw a# * nuns! li. 12 mne dfr
tiiiytt •(• ! 'Hvntewt. lit# fttwmturk Im'-
! tie. rnrt-tt aitidfttltr, I|m (n*. rtdncri IN
rtnimtiMi,rp) fitfo infts at>4 wtrigt In thm tltola,
•*; • H oit, i\| iHW * Mill*
- t<t TrrVfHN*. An |lw**aHiot l lh# • !*•■ pr.J
Irri|ilh)ii ni uifo ul Iht o|<Wl ami lm( pkjiii*
Ctnti* art I Mire-nmthr l*i if d MftlM.fifo) In fctt *•!#
jhr n'i IrngsTtatv Ihr.>aEhut thr world. Prim k^rrwu
! Mth. .%-7-tf.
CANCER CURED.
I No ittwa.e* tiaVe so ttiur. ugtiiy t>*!H-il
I the skill of tho tredi al profession a*
• cancerous affection* and a* they have al
ways born considered incurable, it ba*
been thought disreputable to adopt their
treatment a a specially ; ami hence physi
cian* ha*o neglected their proper study.
But of late years new and Important di
coverlet have brought forth a course that
n >w proves successful in any ot it* form.,
with certainty, without the ute of tbe
knife or caustic plaster*. We have a
treatment that is comparatively mild. It
I* not poisonous, doea not interfere with
tbe healthy flesh, can be applied to any
part of the body, even the tongue. We
take nothing for our services until tbe
cancer is cured. Addrees
DR J. HULBKRT.
KagleviUe, Centre Co., Pa.
;
The eldest sad best appelated lastitoUss
lor obtaining a It us hi— Edsrauoa.
Far circulars add ram.
1 P. DUFF A 9()ffft,
Tt* lafMt a hiMal m*aim IWatist km, for
' taraa
stadsat heaWs hsinSn fcr sort, lrolaia< aa nUt
susitljr hta aw oa tawsltil! tawaart ap maettesl
djttrn la oa mbws MW. fist rtrrwlMaaSS—p.
fa—■ Tbt hwgea *>er>**. US* srtaaw ysbttsW. A
w*t fcr hMkm.mttPMSa Vmiaaai was lit psatU
wl seronstsal* Pn ■, pI.W.
13 1 --
*£> '
Fifty Klcigha at and below cot, lit
liarirulT*. You'd be rurprieed U> ee tbo A|l
hatid-<>inely trimmed in ret. M
vol add pluah, for s'-'0 and upward*. Thwm
•leigb* niu*i be *ol<l to make room lor bit
.pring work. Now I* tbn llrrio to *ave at
lea*t lon or fifteen dollar* on a alrlgb.
I'rerlona Hnpr I'rrunii.
One morning while lie I her buahand) 0
j *ll holding her up in otder that h
j could breathe more enj|y, after hairing
| "troggled with a had upel! nl coughing,
lie made tire remark thut lie did not
believe the would ever gel well, when
•Ire, in her *kne*>, Mid:'' Yea, I will
iljou will hr;njf l>. llai>t)UM." The
"trnstor far brought. U prescribed a
lea*p-ionlu 10l I'erunti every linur. She
began lo improve from the fhtt dote
rhe took, She told me to-< ay *he baa
never felt better in her life than the
doe* now, and that the cannot nay too
much f<r I'trunu. A. J. Mili.tit.
|{erhu>h<rid write*; "South Chicago,
111., !>-(•. 10, IMS I ; I have a living (tit
tle** of the virtue of I'rruna in ruj wife,
who wa* aaved trom death by it. I cer
lily that ev.ry word on page 30 in I>a.
II AKTM a*'* hook on l he "Ilia ol Life" ia
true m every particular.
4H 2i T. 8. Eotai.iwc.
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F REMEDY SYC}J ,, S DISEASES!
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POWDER '
Absolutely Pure.
Tli* j' '' ttiri*. A >"'! cf |
,t.e, ,1 '.-war . ww* V ,* | n
..# kill i nt J •(.,.. I- •<•<>) in ' .fef-otttfoft
aaiilk 1v- *ttlt.:HF ..f !wt L l* situ ur
j*.,.. *(* |. wi - i th ilttiil hrtALlUft
*• I* 1< l h V
Esmsssssm
LWr the permanent cure crjil
; COKSTtFATFON. 1
E' 1°
I ?to other die*"- ' ImTrsutdilimiwi -]B
|- pry*iCm*. l?*.. a.a 4n* nt -
S ew.i>a c. o; -BW'.jd r- a' r
fcje-uve*. Vh*t-r iLaoaoim.hcwetTTcb:". n,
-!tb* rmrc. U, irami*aril.' orrre."ait. Iwl
T 3 PILES.
f
| t U>* are .sanntpar niai- :AhO
|t!~ rr* t'l k!->dlrf T. a rvr-i *rV—> niy. -. .-.a* -
r i-.4 wKic ifcla*. bare twf-(—fiuXwl. jc
Kl >• tTTJxo.haeawCwe. fi' • —." "-a J
USE ro~^~s^
.l/r.i, H'/i if ran on Aoa opened Ac 4 a
'•O3UJ m fire IJIJSB HOUSE, and
t ridte* lo announee lo the ladiet of
Bcilefonie, thai the. ha* jut! rrcrt ini an
t mmennte STOCK oi the laieM trimfcr
*fyles in
BONNETS,
RIBBONS,
BIRDS, WINGS, '
PLUMES,
and all kind* •/ ittilinmy Goods.
Mrs. Wkiltman has soloctsd *my 'jj
thing with the greatest oare, mud feek f
asmtetd thai eks can JUw the laket
novelties imjaehien, and meet the wants j
of herpetrene immmy portim/or.