THE CENTRE DEMOORAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., JUNE 19, 1902. A PAPER "BALLOON, One That Makes Its Own Gas and That Will Rise In the Air, All boys and the spirit for longed to take the balloon and go away up in the sky where they upon the people below, rises, keep growing smaller and smaller until they many girls who have adventure have often can look down who, as he are mere specks on the earth and final. ly fade out of sight altogether. Many, sights are often seen from the balloon as it rises up In- to the heavens, for from that high point men can look down as they cross the deep lakes and rivers and see the bottom as plainly as if there were only two or three feet of water, when real- ly the lake is probably fifty or sixty feet deep. Now, t many strange big balloon is safe for the young folks to ride their presence of m never in, for ind would probably leave them when they reached even the tops of the church spires, and then they Id either to return to the earth or huddle down In the bottom of the basket, afraid over the side. ¢ am going ell you how each can make a own, and, while | I b » enough to ride in, you m end up in It PH Ole, his real wou cry to even look Ks toy ives of tissue 1 end h of A Carlous [1lusion. wus trick no ¥ be performe ns of two ¢ ] Evening Van, Ht Is usually th but it Is wise to give a prize. There Is such embarrassment of riches in this direction that cholee Is too difficult, CRI off « boobs not red, nan Little Things, It was a little that slew Go Hath; It was a basket that saved the life of a great apostle; It was & spider's web spun across the opening of the eave in which the great Scottish patriot was hid that made the soldiers not think of search for there There were only two small but from them esus fed the multitudes, so that It sayr. “Likewise of the fishes as much as they would” « Detroit Free Press, stone common ng him fishes, A Good Trick, With some lycopodium powder the surface of a large or small vessel of water. You may then challenge any one to drop a plece of money into the water and declare that you will get 1t arith the band without wetting your skin. The Iycopodium adheres to the | band and prevents its contact with the | water, A little shake of your han after the feat Is over will dislodge the powder. His Explanation, A little boy who was asked the other day what was meant by the “sins of fission” responded without a mo s hesitation, “The sins we have to commit” a trip with the man in | _-— eo Remmssms—c—— HOUSEHOLD | HINTS, If you want to dry a damp cellar, let a bucket of unslaked lime stand in it for a few weeks. When windows are difficult to open, rub the cords with soft soap and the sashes will run smoothly, Cheap varnish is sald to be much bet- ter than white of egg or any kind of mucllage for attachi ng labels to cans | or boxes for the fruit or st ore Always keep carbolle acid « thy nient for use, It is one of the insect de | stroyers that can be used A small quantity only need be applied at a time, | Wringing out a cloth in hot | and wiping the furniture clean before { putting on the furniture erenm will re | sult in a high polish and will not finger | mark. Far more important than the exter. nal beauty of the bed Is its “comforta- bleness,” and the careful housewife will consider that factor as its first require. ment According loset best 10 experi: a bousewife who has made the nent, a thin coating of varnish applied to ordin mat ting will keep it looking fresh and new and add to its durability straw nry Salaried Charity Workers. prof OW on hat for worms ! rker I Ww San Baths, Mrs. Harrison's Pen Name. ries K this rea of two of maid and 8 the en \ : the o Alle ers aunt, both of whic thus res from ob) ton Post mother grandmaoth hins Washing. bh names she then) Vion Nickel Fittings, To clean the nickel plate of the bath. room a mixture of washing soda ammonia may be used for the cleaning part, with a little thin whiting paste when It comes to the polishing. These fitments are easly kept clean and bright if treated once a week, but the surface thoroughly clouded through neglect it will take many pre. peated rubbings to restore the original polish and brightness, once Child Obedience, There should be no conflict of author. ity between husband and wife In the exaction of obedience from thelr chil dren. Little ones learn quickly that they ean appeal from mother to father and vice versa. One parent should up- bold the authority of the other. To be t shuttlecock tossed to and fro between | tonflicting parental methods of disel- piine Is very detrimental to the child. RE - ——— Rasy Woahiam When washing clothes, dissolve a It. tie pipeciay in the water or rub with the soap on to the clothes. This process gives the linen the appearance of being bleached and also makes the clothes clean with half the usual labor. When the water is hard, pipeciay Is especial. ly useful, for It makes the water as soft as minwater, water | | you | tet little and | a gr A 3 fam <4 2 "an LiTTLE 2 FOLKS 75° aia fr A STORM IN A JAR, How You Muy Halse n Tempest In a Glnss Vessel, trick which you trouble and You you have Man Swinkum rainmaker, or and that he gave you Then bring in a Jar ready prepared, ag ex. It will Interest your very and as they jar they will delighted, piece of a Ne ry { 3 Lis) of unleohol Here is n ry pretty very EAT § | friends that Od lo Rome- ind aicohol, he rier Inined Ww, | Young Is much, | cannot te vhat Is in the puzzled and little bottled fore their be ¢ too, rainstor Pour a quart quart anpietely by th two with n Funny Fishermen, f the } makes for shore at a rattling pace.” The Obedient Table, You can make a Nght parior table chair obey your will and want It to in the easiest possible manner, and no one will be able to de¢ you after you have practiced it a Attach a silken thread to the in seam of your trousers below the knee, allowing It to fall In a loop almost to the floor. Pick up the small table, ask your friends to examine It and then place It upon the floor, allowing one of its legs to fall within the loop of the thread. Step backward and command { the table to move. As soon as you have tightened the thread the table will nat urally go where it is pulled, and the sudience will be mystified or move when Number Thirteen In Colne, The commonest of all our silver coins is the twenty-five cent piece, In the words “quarter dollar” are thirteen let. ters. “E Pluribus Unum” contains thirteen letters. In the tall of the engle are thirteen feathers ard In the shield are thirteen lines, There are thirteen stars and thirteen arrowheads, and if you evamine the bird through a micro. scope you will find thirteen feathers in its wing. Had Thelr Own Spoons, Good Mistress Chicken gave a party To her little barnyard friends dalicious Women as Travelers, Joseph 1. Young, who has long been an attache of the famous London Cook | tourist agency, declares that the best | lady traveler is the American girl, “As a rule” he says, “women are not good travelers. Bome engage a berth on a first class steamer, find they are unable to start at the appointed time and wind up by salling In a slow freighter. We { have a good deal of trouble with the | woman who reads a lot of guidebooks before she starts. Bhe is usually so | busy finding the proper page that she misses some of the best sights. Then | there Is the woman who travels with too much luggage. The experienced | person provides himself with the small | est possible amount of such impedl- | ments, wears a serviceable dress with a few Invisible pockets and is happy. | The greatest luggage flend is the Eng. | as a whole, | one of the | i | | Bollers | Our Exposition Onin ogue a free, | oF 33,000,000 f, lish girl, who Is liable to have as many as fifteen packages and wonders why she sometimes loses one or two. Taken women are not so much of ht imagined. Nearly graciously recognize good pleasant smile from further, even with a ndsome tip from a trian] as mig Ine always they attendance, and a | BOUS than a ha Argonaut surly guide, some men.’ Spirit There are health, stances and n ron hile tance nck n spirit of the denyin The sp 3 du of the Home, where physical circum. y 1" ' 0 3 § dwell ngs refinement, well to do mot! all k me follows we now, The trouble is your hair does not have life enough. Act promptly. Save your hair. Feed it with Ayer’s Hair Vigor. If the gray hairs are beginning to show, Ayer’s Hair Vigor will restore color every time. $1.00 & bottle. AN druggists It Pays To Wash Occasionally GREEN'S PHARMACY, ush House Blk. Bellefonte, SLIT FTE HITT. LUMBER AT CHE-HALF PRICES. Wo pare tamed he Pan- whe lint seri trem A rope ple matet ial, eonetting of Inmber of every kind, Windows, Doors, Engines ”™, Machi wry, Steam, Gas and ater Pipes, Electrical Apparains of wvery kind, Address besides Sash PHICAGO HONSE WRECKING co., EDPORITION GROUNDS, BUFFALO, N. Y. MONEY TO LOAN In large and small quantities on approved security. Farms for sale Real estate bought and sold W. 6. RUNKLE, Att'y, Orider Exchange. Bellefonte BEEZER'S MEAT MARKET ALLEGHENY ST. BELLEFONTE, PA. We keep none but the best quality of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, SLICED MAM All Kinds of Smoked Meat, Pork Sausage, ete If youjwant a nice Juicy Steak go to PHILIP | | J ! Joni NM that of | 1 3333333333333 33333, ¥ OR as i GARMAN HOUSE... PR OFESS TONAL CAR DS. THOS, 3. BEXTON, Attornes at Law, ~~ fMes on second floor of Eagle Klock, Allegheny street, Money to loan ; houses for rent and for sale. Collections and all other legal business given eareful and prompt atten on FORTNEY & WALKER, W. Harrison Ww Office in the Fur house ness, (D. F. Fortney and alker) Attorneysat law. st bullding, yomiLe court Prompt attention to alr legal bus! H. B. TAYLOR, Temple Court borough, Coll Attorney al-law ~OfMee In Fax collector of Bellefonte cetions promptly attended to J. K. JOHNSTON ith floor, Temple the courts Attorney at Law, Court. Practices Office in all B. D. GETTIG, Attorney at-law.—in Building. English and German business promptly attended to Prunes Legal WIL LIAM 6G. RUNKLE Attorney at law jury Crider's Exchange. English and German Legal business pre mnptly attended to A. B Lices given Quigley KLINE WOODK ING fice with for all bra Ing and en MILLER in all the LO collin Attorney at-law,.—FPrae courts Special attention tions. Office with Reeder & Attorney at Law ao Fortney a Walker Prepared cones of legal service. Burvey gineering N.B SPANGLER fi hor der Hoor rid AW Office ou Distriet attor orney-at hange Att ¥ ney W. OC. HEINLE, Ato In Crider's Exchangs nd floor msultation in Gog man and Eaglist KEICHLINE {the Pea ipor- | * imistie | no use R. B. MONTGOMERY. We Don't Promise More Than We Give You, But-- We Give You All we Promise Wall Paper, House Painting, Paper Hanging, Graining, Etc, R. B, MONTGOMERY, 1 EEEREEEREERER .J. Bathurst = & Co. J T. BARTON, Mang vy) All Money ing. It wi on hin are guaranteed ow» {Mis good refunded for ask. | pay you to call Fleming, Pa, mREERREEREEERR WEEE RIN Court Entirely Steam and all High Street, House, Bellefonte, New. New Furniture. Heat. Electric Light, modern improvements. C. M. & C. B. GARMAN, Proprs, CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS =4)= Opposite RAILROAD SCHEDULE, PENNSYLVANIA AND BRANC In effect on and after Nov, 2, EAILROAD HES 1901, VIA. TYRONE ~ WESTWARD Leave Bellefonte % 53am, arrive at Tyrone i1 05am, at Altoona, 1.00 pm: at Pittsburg b ym Leave | ellefonte 1 (5p m 22pm; abs Leave RT | arrive at Tyrone at Altoona 5 10 p m ; at Pittsburg bm "Bel lefonte 4 44 pm; arrive at 1 atl Altoona at 6 50 VIA TYRONE-~BASTWARD Leave Bellefonte ¥ 43 am, arrive at Tyrone I 05:at Harrisburg 2 40 pw; at Phfladel phia “4pm leave Bellefonte 106 pm yb p m: at Harrisbars G45 pm; delpt ila WHpm Leave Beilefonte 4 44 pm, O00; at Harrisburg at VIA LOCK HAVEN —BABSTWARD Leave Bellefonte, 9.22 a. m. arrive at Lock Haven. 1030, leave William sport, 1249 p.m arrive at Harri sburg, 2.15 p. m., at Philade| phia at 4.2. m Leave Bellefonte 106 p m, arrive at Lock Haven 210p mat Will amsport 2 48pm. Harrisburg, 56 pm; Philadelphia 7 2 pm and Buffalo 740 pm Leave Bellefonte, 8.16 p. m.. arrive at Lock Ha yen, 9.15 p.m. leave Williamsport, 1.35 a m arrive Harri sburg £15 8. m., arnive at Philadelphia yrone at Pittsburg at 10 4 arrive at 1 atl rone bila arrive at Tyrone 45 vm ata m VIA LEWISBURG leave Bellefonte at 6.40 a, 1 arrive burg HAG a. mL, Harrisburg, iadelphia Tpm selleionte, 2.15 p. m., arrive at Lewis $42, al Harrisburg, 6.5 p.m. Phila- riphlast Wp. m al Lewis. 11.3% &. m. BALD EAGLE VALLEY EASTWARD 3 vy £ > aia! o-oo SRK rr BEZCRBENREEE NAY J tre Hall regs Ha Unk Ha Dale 8 Pleasan! AE NE AD BE BA A I & BELLEPONTESR SNOW x Time Table in effect Nov 2 L jefonte pi st HOEK BRANCH ‘i And alter Leave Be Arrive at * A... And 5.4 Wow Shoe... 11.5% a TT. Leave Know Rhos T5004 Arrive at Bellefonte For rates, maps. ete r address Thos Nixth Ave. Pittsburg J.B Horcuixsow Gen'l. Manager ’ Gen'l. Pass Ac. THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF PENNA Time Table effective an. 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