ey A Rail Roads, ALD BAGLE VALLEY KR Time Table in effect May 12, WESTWARD bap . AM Leave Lock Haven. ..........oi 4 45 Flemington. yoda #45 Mill'tIstl............coia.. 4 BY Beech Creek. iv. nin 0 G1 Eagloville............ Gud Hownd................ ia Mount Eagie........ RID cunes css narniescicons Milesburg............oci00. Bellefonte... onne.ii.. Milesburg .................. Snow Shoe Lot... Unionvilie,........ ...... Julie... LG Hurthy ................... Port Matiida....... Hannak......... Fowler ........... aes Bald Engle. ...... Mall cennisiicoono bin Arrive at Tyrone.............o0.. EASTWARD Leave Tyrone................ Enst Tyrope........... ... Yoll®............. sateen Bad Bugle...... Ves Fowler..... 4 y sakes a He EN EE | Port Mntilds............ Martha................. dalian.............. Unionville Snow Shoe [ut... Mitesbury ASeaeE bi Bellefonte. ..ooovronnees Mileshueg,.... Rr ans Mount Eagl TUT CR Kah Vik Boweh Cree wo 3 Ma Halt. unin int Flemi rotonconnee.. Arrive at Lock Ha ply Ge Be Ev ly ER x y LE ELLEFOXTE & SNOW SHOE R R. Eg Tuli effect May i Leaves Saow Shove £:18 a. mi, arrivesia Bellefonte 6:20 un. ms, Lonves Bellefonte 9:15 5. mn Brow Shoye st 10:64 5. m Leaves Sno wv Saow 2 Mh Bellefonwe 5:38 p. m Leaves Belletonte 8:10 Ig Snow Shoe 10:40 p. m 8S. 8 BLAIR Gen, Sup { in ww BrTiIvVes 81 m,, 8rrives EWISBURG & TYRONE | L Time Table in effect May 12, WESTWARD Leave Seotis..... NL Fairbrook . Penn's Furnace.......... Hostler Marengo... cic iosiviin. inn Loveville fo. .ou.ii.. Furnace Road.ceeeee... Warriors Mark Peaniogton - Waston Mili f...... ..... L & T. Junetion., Tyrone seciiisiins. EASTWARD Ne THORS. cconcinn. cinivir nuns 4 L&T. Junction 4 Weston Mill...... easiest 1 Pennington........c..... Warriors Mark Furnace Rowd : Loveville.................. - LL RR A CT RR A Penn's Furnace....... Fairbrook.. A FIED ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD . after May 11, 1884 y WESTWARD ERIE MAIL Leaves Philadelphia... Harrisburg........ Williamsport... Jersey Shore Lewk Haven Renovo cocnes "Arrives at Erie, NIAGARA EXPRESS Leaves Philadelphis..... Harrisburg Arr. ss Williamsport Lock Haven, 3 Renovo . 4 Rana......... as Passengers by this train arrive in Bellofonne at...... - FAST LINE hy Leaves Philadelphia Harrisburg . Williamsport Arr at Lock Haven.. EASTWARD HAVEN EXPRESS Lonves Lock Haven Williamsport, arr at Harrisburg........ Philadelphia DAY EXPRESS Lesves Kane LOC Reno Lovk Haver Williamsport arr at Harrbiburg Philadelphia IE MALL Leaves Erie . Leanoy » Lock Haves...... 11 Williamsport... 1 arr at darrbburg...... 4 Philadelphia. 7 Mall East and West connect at Lith trains on LS. & M.S. RR ; st P. &W.RR ; ut Emporio ‘XY. &P. RR, and mt Drift. A.V. RR. R. NEILSON, Ge . #0 thoroughly baffled medical fr fession a and 84 they Lave al. incurable, it has ble to adopt rosie i and hence physi. io yeury new and important dia. Ae SE A KEW DRESS REFORM, Thousands of Germans Now Wearing Woolen Clothing Only. {London Timos.) The doctrine starts with the funda mental priceiple that, being animals, wi should wear animal clothing. The ab sorption by vegetable life of poisonous cmanation from animal life is a process uot limited, it would appear, to living plants, bet continued by vegetable fiber sich as cotton, linen, ete., with the dif fefence that while the living plant assim dates those emanations, the dead fiber an nat do go, but exhales them again when wetted or warmed. Thus our c.othes br consequence of their vegeta blechiia tor, attract and retain those nosiots pr niples which should, on thy esoniroys, be thrown off with the great Ie promptitude. On the othe Lid waterial, such ak wool, | allie to protect animal lif, and not prevent, but assist th evaporation of the emanations comin trom he boly, This can readily b Fro he sense of smell, It onl 1x C44 HE an msds at i nt : i : ’ i WOO i Tor I Little | tween (Phila. & Erie Division.) —On and | | with equal facility I ay | collar is the | in the dress | cuit to detect the disciples of this sys { tem, : | ble | placed by woolen blankets or eamel hair if | ro clothes of pure «and thers is at once an « Lusantness noticed in th vwothing, the cotton lining I foots ro0loey Woo Gustay Ja and py siolo Dr. gor, ar . Lay 3 leduces his medieal theo ini nnumerable diseiples it Foro when uantty of te 0 tisea «{! 0d 5 the raj fest the nervo 8 Is émplo iHy of 5 Ti woolen clothing viate these evils Fen i i fa felis : ottble thicknes 0 Jaen Well up to the Gouble breasted, nt, Uiiis Pires vate | Ihe while thr conta 1} 2 nor padding snd is either undyed HY uninjturious fast applivs to tro walstcout is either ther le the 18S, disc ised Or It [ors an inoer #l to the the cout Inside eves and trousers Jers there anptrivance, which, fastening tight ind the limb, prevents up or cold, rbeumatiom, lumbago. ete caught by the sudden rush of cold Lr to one particalar part of lay ’ wp side of f he ire system The feet are clad in pare un socks, with divisions for each made of felt, the lower part also of felt | or of porous leather, and the inner soles | consists of perforated leather and [averd { of felt porous, and the feet are cons Thus the boot is thorous : i" ’ kept as clean and pure as the hands {| By doubly protecting the front of the | 8 | body where the blood vessels converge i these are stimulated, and, as an even : { temperature throgghout is maintained { the gecessity for great coats is obviated, rain or damp having little or no effect, n every case gradual and even evap insured W h ke they are thu protection against cold, tl are alo coolest in sumer or no change need be made be winter sumer, at least in temperate region: and means n found by which this system ca be adopted Can “wool distinguished from the ‘wooden as the wearers of vegetsrl be called. The substitution of a oliar made of unstarched white cash ere for customary starched linen most conspienous feature otherwise it would be dif L100 1s 9 the : and thie have ny Nor A In Dit ¥ the The cashmere collar, however, is not only most comfortable but is a pre i ventive of throat disorders All these precautions taken during the ay must be continued at night The bed must also be free from vegeta fiber. The linen sheet must be re h white casiimeoer sheela The mattress and the pillow rugs, wil preferred | khould also Le stuffed and covered with I Woo but when thus the sleeper need fear neither cold nor chang: protex tind | of temperature, and is, therefore urged to keep his window well open at ni shyt mi | Indeed the possibility of thus securing | pare air in the bod-room without risk is one of the most important advantages of the system. In reward for this great change in the mode of living the action of the skin is so stimulated that the nogious principles, the “bad humors’ our fores fathers so often spoke about, are soon given off and evaporated. Corpulence is reduced, the flesh becomes firm and thoroughly “hardened.” while the accel eration of nervous action and general improvement in the physical and mental working powers is demonstrated by the stop-watch test. Then, according to Dr, Jaeger, the body has resumed its “nor. mal” condition, Such, briefly, is the reform fn cloth. ing approved and earried out by (hou sands of Ge not a few HKussians, and some men, and which has been introduced in our midst at the South Kensington International Health exhibition, and ' ain} draughts, | the body, | ii not by the gradual cooling of the | ov, while the upper part of the boot is | Aber | A hg oi i Noighboring. Mirren. w= H. F. Mitchell Stewart nt the Alas House of this county, was found dead in bad at tha Mury in Mifllin lust Mi nday morning. A vile of lunda. cam was found in his roons, House -Wm. 2. Bration, of Bratton town- ship, while chopp ng wood some time right leg, for We wore glad 10 see Lim ARO, Cut an naly push 1a his wich ecouli ed him to the house two weeks, in town on Saturday, nal pace who has born confined to Lis Fhouse Tor now nesily seven years, with | i apo; lexy, x oven happy in bis extreme | tand unfortunate condition, He has of [ten remarked to the wriler ; only wish to live long enouth to see a Democratic pres dent elected, ned then tT don'ts care how soem | go.) In eon- : versation with him the o her duy he stated that his great desire had pow | been realized, and that the time conld e finul When he beard 1hat roast he i not come tonroomn for gepera | tion, © the gd a “ neighbor Hon. C. A. was to he an ox made (ues tee by that he should receive a piece of the his fied, and we are in‘ormed that AY : ate and Mr. 8, saw that desire | was sat) t was devoured by an cnmlstakable aj Mr. Albr a rampant Democrat of the Jue | petite tht has always been onian in the 824 year of his | ts pe, 1% hardly destined for this world onger, When sp ko of h AVIDg the eleat the that the time for such a demons<trat on had not n of Cove Republicans remark d yet arrived, snd strongly opposed the | same Bat some of the “unters fied | with the assistance of the props the tannery at that place, went quitetly de Tuesday night of last week they litera) to work with sa rmination, and on with | | ly painted the town red, hav ing the grandest demonstration that ever took one hun place in that town red and Lifty men being fully equipped in cam paign suits Report suys that Miss Ellen Rosen- burg was married last week. { will make a'good wife for Mr. Monbeck who married her Samuel F. Mayes, Mills, Centre county, has bought himself a of Potler's tome from Mr, Esterline, at Granville ution, for, $300 cash, where he intends | Mr, Mas 64 8 one leg missing poving to in the spring {an old veteran with | He belonged to the Ist Pa. Calvary. Hi | lost his log at the battle of Diep Bottom | He also belonged to the G. A R The water is up and our mill is rue. | ning on doable time Harry Fisher shot and Killed a dee one day last week while hunting i { Joek’s mountain, Mr Fishes | wounded another with the same shot A catamount has at differen times to MoClare {0 canture fo lowed persons clowe i Steps should be taken the animal, Messrs Saignrt & Rupert, Bannerville | (ast week, and now expels to start wy in the manufacturing of staves for kegs, &o, Free Press Ciranvizry, The large tannery in ths plas of Ex i rarning sin | der the sapervisior Sherif) ’ tyes MePherson DE Ve nicely and considerable work is tit done, | worked in a day | win : sm Malone, a youth of «i teirs, was sentenced in I law: Aclenn | days sgn, to years and i mon’ his imprisoament of two eherges of | urglary, one of ro | snd one of sgeravsted sesauit This i the third time he has 1 @ a sent to All gheay City. On Tuesday afternoon a Phil’ paburg railroad contractor named Depbeu got into a fight with a couple of strangers in » hotel. Alier it was over he discov. ered that he bad sither been robed of $150, or he had dropped it in the fraces. The money was not found afterward, and he had his asenilants arrested and bound over on suspicion of stealing the money. Literary societies will soon be organ. ized in the rural school districts, where the young of both sexs can spend « oer. tain evening of each week io discussing the general topioes, The firm of Justin J. Pie & Co., of young on years he is old in sin Oar old friend John Albright, of this | ‘Bik 11! nation’s gratitude to the father ir wy the : with its | Tape: “Chief also | received new stave factory meehinery fis dd | S10) will An average of! 200 hides are non « B% ow § three | He plead guilty Toough | The Washington Monument Wasnisoon, December 8. The Wash, ington m: nument was compl-ted ®ut- {urday afternoon by setting in place the marble capstone and its pyramidal {apex of sluminium, The ceremonies | were ew and simple, an elaborate cele fibration of the event being reserved for ernment engineer in charge, and his nssintants, Captain Davis, United Sistes {army, and Bernard R. Green, civil en | gineer, together with Master Mechanic M Laughlin and® several w wkmen, stamliog on a narrow platform built | around the sloping marble roof near the summit, procesded to set the on p { stone, weighing 0.3000 pounds, which work of | heavy joints, supported by the platform { was suspended from a frame and towering 40 feet above them Ia on as the capstone was set the Amer ean flag was unfurled overhesd snd a ssiute of twenty one guns was fired by Major Hanneman's militia the Whits House i he sounds battery in grounds, far also of of cheers came faintly from a orowd gathered around the base of a ment, on the 50060 platform and in the ir terior of a monument at that level sirack ~ up the “5 ir i angled lanner and other patriotic songs, A steady downpour of rain had given piace a little while previous to a gale of wind at this elevation (blowing about fifty five mile an hour few of th : a IT and very invi ts cared to avail of clim? ladder dizzy } three or themselves of a privilegs ing the nearly the of 5 perpen ticular fro Bn form to the e rom which fou, urnalists aod a ha!f dozen adventur ous climbers witnessed the settling of the « apione, an i subsequently ascend ed #5) the Washioglon Monument so ely held a the pionacls, Meanwhile meeting on the elevator platform at the the arti} firing announced the setting of the height of 500 feet, and when lery the capstone, adopted resolution, of fered by Genera! 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