——— wm AA HUMBUG IN WINES “We make from thirty to thirty- five millions of gallons of American wine yearly, and we do not import over five millions. These figures tell weather the wine drank by our people is foreign or American.” So spoke a New York wine dealer. By faz the larger part of the American wine, however, he added, not as American but as foreign wines, Only a few days ago I visited thegeellar of one of the largest wine merchaols iu is gold the city. It contained many thousand of gallons of American wire, the casks being marked St. Julien, Medoc, &e., throogh the list of prominent foreign brands. Hotel ge order these wines bottled and labelled as foreign wine, and I saw the cellar many thousands of labels ready for use in this These parties take good care not to imitate a trade mark, but they give the wine the foreign name and sell it as foreign to It is a strictly confiden- men there and way. their guests. tial business as between the wine mer chant and the hotel keeper. The American wine is bottled right there in the cellar, marked with the foreign label, and then sent to the hotel pro- prietor is not pat in the power of his steward or caterer by the latier know- ng the source from which his employer receives his wines. OF course this does not apply to all hotels. It is not difficult to see the advan tage of all this, went oun the dealer. It enables the hotel man to wine sell his wines at a profit 100 to 200 | per cent, and it enables the American wine producer to dispose of his pro duct that might otherwise be left on | his hands. ceptions, added the wine dealer, is that prepetrated by some of the ereme de la creme upon their confiding friends. Some rich individual, who has a coat of ars can always be got in London at the right figure, will order a quantity of American wine bottled, and have a label with his coat of arms stamped on the bottle, Then he confides to his friends, as they loll over the dinner table, that the wine was expressly imported for his private use. it's an ionocent gort of a fraud, and the wise probably tastes a good deal better for it. But selling American wives for SMILES They say that two heads are better than ne, but even the man that nc that remark wouldn't have consented to be a two-headed man. A man never realizes how frail he is until he bursts a suspender button among a group of ladies and finds himself slowly falling apart. Jack, what relation are you to that old gentleman I was with this morn- ing? Ob, not much ; he’s married to my grandmother's only daughter. The report that one of our most distinguished politicians has gone crazy originated from the fact that he twice offered to pay the barkeeper for the same glass of beer, She (witnessing the play of “Ten Nights in a Bar-room")—How dread- fully awful it is. Don't you think fo, Jack? Jack—It isn’t half as bad as ten bar-rooms in a night. There is a girl io Frankfort, Ky. | who has invented a way to utilize the movement of & woman's chin #0 a8 10 | make it run s sewing machine, and | she will be looked upon as greater | than Edison. *So you have got a step-mother 7” she said to the little girl of seven “Yes” Well, I feel sorry for you.” | Oh! you needn't do that,” replied the little for papa.” School teacher, illustrating the dil | ference between plants and animals— | “Plants are not susceptible of attach. Small one. *Please feel sorry ment to a man as animals.” boy at foot of class—"“How burrs, teacher I” At Louisville, Ky., Mrs. about Sophia | Kavflman filed so application for di. ; : | at 2 o'clock ber prayer was But one of the most interesting de- | foreign is nothing to the trick of] making spurious wine out of cider, or wine for a body. deception; it is morally, and ought to ] vorce at 10 o'clock Saturday morning granted; at 4 o'clock she secured another mar- | riage license, and at 7 o'clock she was again a bride sod hopes to be happy. Visitor—** What name are you ge- ing to give the little fellow Mrs: Simples—*His name is going to be William. I want him to be a great | poet like Shakespeare. His name was | William, you know.” “Boy, can I go through this gate to the river?” politely inquired a fashion” | 3 ably dressed lady. “Yes'm ; a load of hay went through this morning, was the urchin’s boirid reply. A western man adplied for a pension | on the grounds that be was badly in_| jured by a Confederate “ram” during | the war. lovestigation showed that ; . . : | he was a sutler in the army, and while fruit acid with enough American | Y {out on This is not only a | a foraging expedition with | some of the boys, was painfully butted BIG BARGAINS. 1859-1887. Great Reduction i PRICES! I am now Prepared to ve | | Bellefonte 4566 p. m | Snow Shoe #5656 L DRY GOODS, i | 4 | Arrive at Tyrone....... { Leave Tyrone H J Arrive at Loek Haven, 1] { A Bellefonte 825s. m BEnow Shoe st | Rallroaes, I ALD EAGLE VALLEY R, Time Table in effect Nov, 15, '8¢ WESTWARD. Mail. PM, Leave Lock Haven. ..........ocnw 8 20 Flemington... ciceiciss 4 24 Mill Ball......occococeeinee. 3 27 Beech Creek 3 38 Kagleville..............c.... 3 42 Howard : Mount Esgle..........covn 3 OP mens sar sinissssinn Milesburg Bellefonta................... 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All businesspromptiystiended to, ay A TM. P MITCHELL, PRACTICAL SURVEYOR LOCK HAVEN, PA Wiki attend to all work In Clearfield, Centre snd Ointon coun tion, Offer opposite Lock Haven Nations! Band 9 A. W. HAVER, DENTIET, HIGH FTREEET, BELLErUNTE, PA Mee a Harris’ Block y K. HOY, M. D., OCULIAT ASD AUREST, Oce No, § Booth Spring s., Bailelonts, Pa Office bounsT Pam. 1 to and T wey F P. BLAIR, . JEWELER, WATONES , CLOCKS JEWELRY Be. All work snestly executed. On Allegheny street ander Brockerbofl House, an "1 " ? Meats of all Kinds| ~~ Busines corse. At Their MEAT MARKET 4 | IN THE OLD | Conrad House,' Allegheny Street. Carned Beef a specialty. (yEM BARBER SHOP, Tadeo Fivet Nathonasl bank BELLEFONTE, PA R. A. Beck, may 2 #3] CPSTRE COUNTY BANKING COMPANY. Receive Beponits And Allow late wt, it Shes Brand fel) Gur Recurities Jaws A. Baavea, Presioent J.D. Bxvernr, Oaskier, t 2.0. manne, Owe Tedd NATIONAL BANK OF BELAKFVONTE, Eo muxes, Pres's Allegheny Street, Bellofsate Ps | } C Hi hee i | through a fence by an old sheep o WESTWARD sat be legally, s crime. Yet maoy thous- 8 xa Y g | the male persuasion, the properly of a ERIE MAIL ands of gallons of such stuff are dispos- ed of yearly in New York. a Fatal Disaster WiLkessarRre, Pa, July 25 An: ther terrible disaster occurred at 7 o'clock this morning in the fatal No. J | slope of the Susquehanna coal com- | pany, Nanticoke, whereby three lives were probably sacrificed. Anthony Broski, George Phillips and Edward Lorber were engaged in a chamber driviog a heading. They used safety lsmps. Broski inserted a lof of giant powder into a hole he had drilled and fired it. The blast exploded an ac cumulation of firedamp that knocked the three men against the ragged sides of the chamber. mutilating their bodies in a horrible manner and burn- ing them frightfully. When carried to the surface the blackened flesh of the three un- fortunate miners hung in strips from their bodies, their clothing having Broski was taken to his home, where he died an afterward, surrounded by his neen completely torn off, hour woeping wife and three children. Phillips aud Lorber were also con- vonveyed 10 their homes, and their injures are provounced fatal. Four sf Lovers brothers were killed in the great dimster in the same mine in Decomber, 1885, and are numbered among the twenty-six whose bones stilt lie entombed in the fatal chamber that has pever been reached. SRR Rocupsrer, July 21. =Dewitt IT New, kirk of Kingston, committed suicide at the Now Oiborn House yesterday bv taking morphine. He was a default r 10 the amount of $20,000 and was regis tered here as J. H, Downiog of Albany. His friens have been telegraphed for yond will arrive this morning. i A ——— 5 An Agusta (Maine) paper says that & well-knowa liquor seller is suc- cessfully retailiog imported liquors in the origion’ aobroken jackages in tha: eity, unde’ United States Jaws aud the Siae Jaws. are paw ties. | Confederate officer, | try His story was true enough, but—— “Isn't it lonesome out in the coun. he said to the boy whose | | parents moved out to a farm last | | Autom. “1 should think not,” was | the reply. “Pa and ma have just as | many discussions as they had in town, and us children get thrashed abou | the same.” A chimney sweeper's boy went into a baker's shop for a twospenny loaf | and conceiving it to be diminutive in size remarked to the baker that he did not believe it was weight. “Never mind that,” eaid the map, “you will have the less to carry.” “True,” replied the lad, and throwing down three half-pence on the counter, left the shop. The baker called after him that he had not left money enough. “Never mind that,” said the boy ; “you will have the less to count.” — A A— ~Boox Biyvixg<We are now pre- pared to do all kinds of book binding at reasonable rates and wil guarantee all work. Send in your books, papers magazines, etc., and have them bound Sc ————ii A Gentle Stimulus Is imparted to the kidneys and blad- ber by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which is most useful in overcoming torpidity of these organs. Besides in- fusing more activity into them, this ox. cellent tonic endows them with ad- ditional vigor, and enables them the better to undergo the wear and tear of the discharging funetion imposed upon them by nature, Moreover, as they are the channel for the escape of certain impurities from the blood, increases their usefulness by strengthening and healthfully stimulating them. In cer tain morbid conditions of these import. ant organs, they fall into a sluggish state, which is the usual percursor of disease, What then can be the raster service than a medicine whieh them to greater sorivity when slothful ? No maladies are more perilous than t whieh affect the kidneys, snd a ne which averts the peril should be highly esteemed. ~Fresh bread and rolls in time for every morning at Jacob's. GROCERIES Lower Tan the Low; est. (ive us a Call. We Guarantee Satis- faction. Countrv Produce On hand, and Wanted at all times, C. U. HOFFER | Allegheny st., Bellet cnte, Po | Leaves Philadeiphis Harrisburg Williamsport Jersey Shore flock Haven Arrives at Erie NIAGARA EXPRESS Leaves Philadeiphis Harrisburg... Arr. st Williamsport Lock Haven Renovo Kane. . Passengers by this train arrive in Bellafonne FAST LINE Leaves Philadelphia Harrisburg Williamsport Art at Lock Haven EASTWARD. LOCK HAVEN EXPRESS Leaves Lock Haven Williamsport... arr at Harrisburg... Philsdeiphis...... 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