Among others in line was General Martin P. McMahon, John Sedgwick's famons adjutant general A Democrat--no man todav can more enthusin } | THE BOYS IN BLUE. THE DEMOCRATIC VETERANS AWAKE TO THE ISSUE. veteran aronsea Sixth corps ie nas opeon ctoman Comrade Amos J. Comming’ Experiences ho served in in the Great Grand Army Reviey Bird low his lead, gonde Upon Nrigade of Demooratio Vet ely re WIC velerans are General erans All Shouting for Cleveland, No n 1 n wi LEO any " \ Toor 11 N IK Grand Army Cleveland and 1 F. McD reant Ma XY Or) id pen n bil land, and no more f the Dk jority « iid hay } it the Grand An attend 1 or Report Affords to the MeKinlevites a“ r ng its sup meetings of ation in New be heard , 4 f the Dem participate in & heroic General | + Army of the | ¢ le cl V ther that brilliant | vv the Hos r, General William W. Averill. | the head o ) General Bart Why ft , . tockholm under | Wadlin for M ddent Grant. General John ( ack le him chief of division in the pen- | fice After the election of Presi. | dent Harrison he was turned out of his | conuse he was a Democrat. The | was a cruel one. He had a par- | alvtic stroke soon afterward and was left with very little resources he is living upon a pension granted by the government. General Averill was more fortunate. In his old age congress M13 A placed him upon the retired list and he pend the contribution in advancing the was saved from want. Both these ger wages of his workmen or in expanding erals are enthusiastic supporters of his business, but the benefits realized Cleveland and Stevenson. wonld be so slight as well as precarious, General John C. Black is also among and the scheme is 00 inherently im the Democratic veterans. Crippled and proper, that the experiment would be pale, he is a living witness to the le unsatisfactory, Robbery is none the that the Grand Army veterans are op- less objectionable even though the posed to the national ticket, whole people receive an equal share of Another Democratic veteran in line | the booty. Every honest community was General Samuel 8. Yoder, of Ohio. should protest against such an iniquitons He is now commander in chief of the | ®Y*tem; and the policy of “addition, Veterans association. His voice has division and silence,” while it may be been repeatedly raised on behalf of the acceptable to Republicans in Pennsyl- national ticket, and he exprosses the ut- vania, will not be adopted by honest mast confidence in its success. man elrew here. Senator Hill at Buffalo. 4 1 Anag Ne Was mim r The Coase In a Nutshell Mb y in a city was required to pay lly, to be put ge manuf a tax of one dollar am in the pockets o ome lar Today " “| of men, it might add something to the general prosperity of the city, provided the subsidized manufacturer should ex- : turer employing a considerable number AND STILL THEY COMI NoTic TOVISHERMEN In pursuance of the provisions of the 11th Section of the Act of Assembly of May 24, 1871, relative to eatehing fish in any of the streams of the Commonwealth of Penna. by means of fish baskets, eel wires, kiddies, brush or fascine nets, or any permanently set means of taking fish, all of » fieh are declared common nulsan ces by sald Act of Assembl Notice Is hereby given by the hd sheriff of Contre Cont, that such contrivances are known to exist in certain streams of Centre county, and the owners or managers of said contrivances are hereby ordered and directed to dismantle the same so as to render them no longer eapa ble of taking or injuring the fishes of said streams, and if at the expiration of ten days from the publication of this notice the same are still in existence, they will at once be disman tied in accordance with the provisions of the sald 11th Section of the aforesaid Act of Asem bly. W. A ISHLER, Sherifi’s OMes, Bellefonte, Sheriff Penna, Oct, b, "62-2 HCE B ACES Dining -- Parlors Bellefonte, ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Penna. ood and silage CUTTER, Dur Cattag Cylinder, THETORNADO { #4 @ Lhandis theso eutiors , Write us for eatale Wired getory pr ® W. FB, HARRISON 400, MF CANTON, OMIO, EYE EXAMINA- TION \ : ann 0 ADEL ) ELP . ' [ aiiy A Prize Picture EXPLANATION, The filles . ¢ The Ford Pili Co The proseiet ss of “The Tord Pill Ca Carriage and Harnoas, v» ved ol 4 » , i ihe ! 8 . Is y . Lady’ I « Pet in orhie i « am » 1 nd will De en 3 y $00 d Watoh an 4 : me China inner lamond Ear-rings the / will be gis Sorvice, ose seh will be given s Kodak Camera. 1 an Swis usic Mantel Clock. 1 thes , an elegant Banquet Box. 10 the seventh, a Fron Lamp. Tothe mnsd, a pair of Crown Derby Vagos. frnth, a complete Lawn et in order of fherit y « wiltor must cut out the ¢ three girth’ fa by marking a ead pencil on « Tannis Sot, and » { in © 28 same with 12 U.S wo ent = for one of f } h nany “Pazzie Pleture,” distinguish R aa : amps " g ** Prive “Ford's Prize Pilla" “Ford's Prize Catarrh Remedy,” or “Ford's Prize Congh Cuore.” Select any one of the above remedies you « " Address “The Ford Pill Co." Cor. Wellington & Bay So, Torom person whose envelope § frat rhed Airst will be awarded the first prise t ler of merit. As this ve ement appears simultaneously through t } mite , " y one has an equal on ty. To the person sending the feel correct am . : gent Upright Concert rand Plano, valoed at B500,00, To fi vad pes from the . be given a gentleman's fine Gold **Sandoz™ Wateh, which » rs on small cathedral gong st pleasure, iy od MB300.,00, 1 b ¢ the stclam Safety Bley ele, proumatic tire, 1 i the last rt glish Shot. To the fourth from the last, a suite of Parlor Farniture, To the A704 from the last, » some Silver Tea Service, To the sisrh from the Lut, an elegant Plano Lamp. To the seventh from the Jeet, a handsome pair of Portleres, To the apdsh from the dart, a ger English leather travelling Trunk. To the mind from the Jed, two pieces of geouine French Statuary, and many other prises in order of merit, SPECIAL PRIZES FOR FACH STATE. A special poise of a Bik Dress Pattern (scien yards, any color), or a first clam Sewing Machine (any make desired) will be given to the fred pereon in each State in the UU. 8 who can make out the three daughters’ faces, We shall give away 200 valuable prizes, besides special prises, (if there should be 80 many sending correct anveren, { No charge is made for boxing and packing of prises. The rames of the leading prive winners will be published in connection with our advertisement in leading newspapers next month, JEXtra premiums will be given to only those who are willing to assist in introducing our medicines. Nothing is charged for the prises in any way, They are abwolutely given away to introduce and advertise * Ford's Prize Remed fea,” which are stand ard medicines, and will be used in every family for years where they have been once introduced, All prises will be awarded strictly in order of merit, and with perfect satisfaction to the public. The remedies will be sent by mail, postpaid, and prises free of duty. A WATCH FOR EVERY CORRECT ANSWER. An extra premium of a genuine * Foarloss™ Watch, (sem winder.) will be awarded to every aon who sends & correct anvwer within 30 days alter this advertisement appears, in case they should not | fortunate enough to secure one of the r prison, That is, if acy one can Bind the three faces and enclose them within 35 days from the time this advertisement appears in the newspaper, they sve uarantend either one of the leading prices, or an extra premium of a watch oy stated, Ke Answer will be noticed that does not contain » cents for one of ‘s Prise fos, Address THE FORD PILL CO, “37,” Cor. Wellington & Bay Sis. Toronto, Canada. A ——— - f Shetland Ponles. das t sevu § rect ’ the #4 , EMBALMING PENN’A. STATE COLLEGE LOCATED IX ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFY ARD HEALTHFUL SPOTS IX THE ALLE GHERY Regiox: Ores ro BOTH sR X Pits BOAKD AND ¥ VEN ’ H WY NG PAST W Red Bank Ntormstown al V0 Mattern at LL. Graysdale at & Mattern Ju. at 8 GOING WEET WPL LEAVY Mattern Ju, ¥ Mam Graysdale TT I9 Mattern TH Stormstown TT Red Bank TX hed THOS. A. RRHOEMAKER, Supt » The oldest and best In 7/4 stitution for obtaining a 4 7. Business Education, We have jacatattuil YOUNG MEN L0t tho netine Gules ot rah Pa. P.DUFF &80
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