THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BE LLEFONTE, PA.,. THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1891. The Centre CHAS. R. KURTZ, Democrat, i EDITCGR & PROP CIRCULATION, OVER 1800. Telephone Call 1183. TERMS OF SUINMCRIPTION Price $l in Apv $1.00 0 per year EDITORIAL TH late Everybody nts of the stone of the corner old state capitol were enclosed in a large Ever then the best things establishment bottle since about that were kept in bottles Dun's decided improvement That will be ACCORDING to commercial re there is a aor rts t noticeable in the industrial world. 1S encouraging rops is for a lz indeed C abundant and the outlook demand. an American t England, won was ever cap- It seems that cousins at al- 1 and other the urance that higher prices will This is ompetitors of wheat cereals, and t com forting a prevail thao due to the like Rusia, Roumania, Argentine, Aus. tralia, Brazil, inste wing shippers, are this year buying an wheat, men other cereals. This means that there will be a flour and strong demand for our brices. That farmer, body betier the American every. surplus grains, at means much and when to he the Abundant crops will be a boom to the prospers else enjoys same blessing. railroads and others in many ways the end of this week the political tariff tinkers, Ia addition to the above, by at Washington, will likely pass some sort of a tariff bill, which if good, bad or indifferent, will give our manufacturing industries something definite, and they will at once prepare to resume under the new schedules. Owing to the abun. dance of our crops, and the foreign de- mand likely to follow, a healthy demand should be created for all kinds of pro. ducts and for these reasons we should enjoy a better era than for some time, While Nature has smiled upon our 1and and the soil has yielded forth her most bounteous harvest, blatant politi. cians will ascribe all the glory to the de- feat of W. J. Bryan and the election of William McKinley, instead of return. ing thanks to an all-wise Providence for these generous gifts, Under these conditions an energetic, patriotic and industrious people, despite unwise legislation, should again thrive, prosper and rejoice. | ce and magnitude SHOW AT LOCK HAVEN Wallace ‘Shows, the most reputable and enormous of tented insti Aug every evi the Great The Great tutions, will exhibit at Lock Haven with that is one of the 3. Itis claimed, and dence of truthfulness, Wallace Show this two largest in America season Over 1,000 peo ple are engaged in the various depart. 50 cages and the fa. Lions," ments, 600 superb horses, dens of wild animals, cluding “Man Wallace herds of elephants, droves of camels and mous Eating ostriches, a hugh spread of canvas cov ering over 14 acres of ground and a seal capacity for 12 Over O00 mg persons 100 principal feature acts are presented, among which are the famous Nine Nel FE, Wal- lace has long had a standing challenge The containing as large a collection as son Family, for whose equal B. of $10,000.00, menagerie, great any zoological garden can boast of and ses eral specimens exclusively its own, the splendid company of high class male and female bare-back riders, acrobats, clowns, aerialists, performing animals, three rings, two stages, olympian stages, mid-air carnivals, the superb and excit. oO, MA riot, standing, and other races of ancient and modern times, unite in making a program of entertainment that has nev er been approached in point of excellien- the ci A grand demonstration will the d Cr, Lewistown Co. B, Co. C, Holidaysburg Co. D, Blairsville 5.79 Co 47 Co. E, Clearfield 9.44 Bel.efoute H, Johnstown Regimental average 24 - To Avoid Sunstroke Frequent bathing, plain diet, plenty of sleep and absti- nence from alcoholic liquors are the re. gimen prescribed by the doctors for the avoidance of sunstroke. This prescrip- will make a pretty good citizen out of any man, and it would be well if everybody would ac- custom himself to it that account quite irrespective of the weather. There is greater inducement to practice it in hot weather, however, and it should be begun at once form regular habits, tion, carefully followed, on Now is the time to re - ——— - What Doe the Children Drink ? Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you tried the new food drink called Grain.O? It is delicious and nourishing and takes the place of coffee. The more Grain.O you give the children the more health you distribute through their sys. tems. Grain.O is made of pure grains, and when properly prepared tastes like the choice grades of coffee but costs about X as much. All grocers sell it, 15¢c. and 25¢. tf - Communion Services. On Sunday morning communion ser. vices will be held in St. John's Reformed church, Bellefonte, conducted by Rev, J, A. Peters, D. D,, president of Tiffan col. lege, Ohio. Preparatory services on Sat. urday at 2:30 p.m. Dr. Peters will also preach on Sunday evening. HARRISPURG LETTER The Qoverpor's Work of Pruning . Appropriation Bills. pproj HABTINGS PENROBE QUARREL. of the Controversy bow True tween story the Junior Senator aad the Chief Magistrate—A Factlonal Party War Inevitable. i : | ) i The revenu questio rmined, but be fore the nd o h week the governor petted IT itter In his own that and thos will have nind., It present can | Lee ficially revenus aw by the late legislature, which til¥ on the governor table, ar not sufficient to meet the deficiency of over $3,000,000, ] appropriation egislatur irge, Gov Hastings Is prune th appropriation carefull) a lot of cutting to get b the figures that me indignant, an the friends of eufleor conse strongly Intimat that the governor might quence This was taken to nn people woul not Lewd MeCavu 1 that certaln app g ernor would not be nominated the party o« Govern: ings by thes f coerclor nded fruUgRestione that he had that they Senator if his Me then candi ean that support r Ber intees of the Quay Major eral, Ar ley for audit by r Hast tactics nventions war #0 enraged that he resp Penrose s gave him to understand appointed good men and could take care of themeaelves Quay deprecated the remarks colleague and sald that Major Cauley must be nominated He announced that he would be a date for re-election to the A Factional War Inevitable Returning to thelr hotel Senators Quay and Penrose met some newspaper men and related that, having seen Governor Hastings, It had been de termined Ly Henator Quay to be a can didate for the senate once more, and that Governor Hastings had promised to support him. As poon as the atten tion of the governor was called to this statement he denied point blank that he had been asked to support Senator Quay. Meanwhile the adherents of both factions have been placing thelr own construction upon the results of the interview, and it is expected that some lively factional politics may be ene gendered by this episode. It Is agreed upon all sides that the break would probably not have occurred In the ab. gence of Benator Penrose. He in per. pona non grata at the executive depart - ment It is believed that a factional war in the Republichn party Is inevitable, and that whila peace may be main. tained on some sort of a basis this year, trouble is simost sure to come with the gubernatorial campaign In 1888, Governor Hasting bas sald to me repeatedly that he has no political hotly Senator Renate the | to | and | but the t 1d of events dur- past ten daye Is In the direcs his candidacy for Benator Quay's t at Washington, The political drift the nomination of reneral McCormick by the for governor. He do i will be a candidate, or the nominm- fighter, and ry welcome such a4 contest ! Wy present bition, ¥ the | { 11 Of | an in toward Ate until ment hat he would even accept MeCormick Is a h indicated onditions we-third left with ure have ck the mos nd the campments of the Guard, and thes interfered with his consideration of the casures on his table, He has, Heposed of several important them the Merrick-Smith the method of distrib appropriation to public ure will largely In of the ed to atte brignd« ! AMong changing the state This the share of the appropri y the oc h proportionately Yenc unte received by the ity sch The med untry s« Ana nm Governor's Investigation, wr Hastings 1 4 sen lemanding « and tatement Aapprog flicers and He umounts has al memt wants Umm He approved 18g the g institutions which must them n ths suspected that trying 1! cut ne for big investigating n order to make the sign bill unnecessary yue measure. His judgment th bill. There can be mn that score, but he has not yet given any Indication of what his action will be on the bill It Is enti mated conservatively that the bill will produce about $600,000 In revenua, but | some merchants say this amount will be Incremsed under the Inquisitorial | provisions of the blll to $3,000,000 or #4, 000000 oa yonrr Other Important bills still on the | governor's table are the Simon electri Hght scheme, requiring municipalities to purchase existing electri ght plants before establishing their own the Becker confirmation bill, previously referred to, the amended liquor Hosnse bill; the Orme bill taxing store orders, and the Kunkle bill providing for the placing of auxiliary fire alarm boxes in factory and office bulldings. At Jeast three of these bills will be vetoed, as will also the bill amending the phar macy law, #0 a8 to make It almost im. possible for one to engage In the drug business who Is not a registered phar macist. Under the constitution the gov. ernor is given 30 days In which to dis pose of bills after the legislature ad- journs. His Hmit will expire a week from next Baturday, but as he has probably made up his mind on most of the bills before him the task will not be a hard one The governor has approved the bil creating a state bureau of mining in connection with the department of In ternal affairs, and also the Bll pro viding that coal shall be weighed as it comes from the mines before screens Ing. vernor thinks will ther revenus the gov lown the educati in wnmittees ney nal mercantile is agains question on BTACKPOLE. 4 First Prizes, each of $100 Cash, & 3. 4 SARRA |RRLE nd Sunlight -. » { WRAPPERS FAANAARAARARARARRARARARARRRAAAARARANR AAS «! { « your name snd full address & Hurrison Bs. New York. buGseat ALL, DRYGGISTS ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED ee cr oy waren Ba ple and booklet free. Ad. STERLING REMEDY CO... Ohicarn, Montreal, Can. , or New York, 19 suffer | hg 4] Lhd ast A A AEE FOR tigi. 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