THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLE Ee PA. SEPTEMBER 4, 1902, "ORL ITTLE Foe mat) PO Th i an THE MYS TERIOUS TUMBLER A Simple Trick That May Be Pere formed by Any Boy or Girl, The boy girl who can perform a clever feat In neat experiment in physics is always con- sidered an acquisition to a company and is popular accordingly. Besides, the performance of the feat or the making of the experiment Is sure to give the boy himself a good deal of pleasure, Here is a little experiment that is mysterious enough to those that wit pess it to seem lke magic, and yet it simply Is an Illustration of ‘a known principle of natural philosophy All you need to make the experiment is a marble top table, such as may be found in any parlor or sitting room; a glass tumbler and a plece of candle. You first put under the ane end of the table thin wood paper, give the very slight incline in the direction the other end. If you the feat all the more should put the wea when the Now moisten water will stick to it or at least en or maggie or make a well two legs at of table a of make wedges or to to wish mysterious, § ou ges under the ig not looking legs company and the ough take a plain glass tumbler the rim carefully so that AA Trin WED Papen oR GES OF MAKING THE TUMBLER of It to make &¢ ture Pl om end the wedges are, and the incline, if you not welges thick, will pot epough to make the tumbler move gravity. Bat you are going the tum bier move of so that It will to do so by MOVE of mols down, the for made the great by thin coatl: tumbler IK rim table where pot m mn ®t will we, have LOO be to make itself seem To and a few some magical power do this light the plece of candle hold it near the tumbler for moments The heat from candle will cause alr in the tumbler to ex pand, s expansion will have the affect of raisin umbler just a lit tie from 1! The air ennnot es because water around beeps it Then the tumbler slowly along the marble slight elevation that the has give thin layer down Lhe incline wy. the he and th g the mrble the however the rim of the tumbler n to move top, for the expanded alr rest on a and it glides by the force of grav will begl makes It now of moisture, A Two Story Nest A very cur bird's nest served at svhich state The ste log The Dever bu ays irds w ucts buntis fFparrow latter ahe = there one eR ber wers Fhe cons and final iy they i pot pian of They bu a bridge of irectly second is pre husetts, In found interest us Sasem, ILS8A( 418 west Is very the of the was ny Ow section bird those wanting (as a nest ie ner of before done? ere id th as to bw action and hair making a and thus CER out of the th of her body. In nid four eggs her brood When the spar it was taken down, in It, and pre straw {WO eRES home waving YW ronich of the ug and raised rows left tl with the t served as a curiosity Lr sper apartment she © nest, o eggs still A Miniature Oak Tree. if An acorn be suspended by a plece of thread within half an inch of the | surface of some water contained in a hynelmh was and wo perinitnd th re waln without Lelng disturbed, It will in a fow burst and throw a root down water and shoot ! opward lis straight apd tapering stem, with’ benutifol ttle groen leaves A Fouhg obk tees growing Yo this way ie 8 very Amterestiog object A | chisinuL, thay De toeutedd In the mine | magner, he water avast De ohn nged | safety Oris fo Atard those trees months into the trond i iti cial in It The Bente Robins The bet slugular etgnce tint 1 have known of a robin'sifearioss neds wad the Kind of netlitary inst inet which some years ago led a pair to make thalr nest at the baek of a target at Alfbeshot. Tt wan in hd abobritig of the Fourth battalion of the sie Ti and the cdlofiel of the we of It at the time The ito "oa wad ok leant at on the | pest. | HOUSEHOLD HINTS. When a lock earls. stiMy, fll the barrel of the key with oll and put it into the lock. The effect will generally be excellent, A heavy broom should always be se- lected in preference to a light one for | thorough sweeping, as the weight alds | in the process. To clear a stove of clinkers put a | handful of salt fire. When cold, with a cold chisel Renovate into It during a hot remove the clinkers brass chandeliers which have become dirty and discolored by washing them with water in which onlons have been bolled. To rid a pantry of insects stir a cou- | | president of the ple of pounds of alum into four quarts of boiling water. Then take na and apply It, as hot as possible, cracks and crevices, shelves, ete. to the Cut out the best pleces of your old | ure substituting a | for rests for | your pots and kettles when you bring | olleloth when pew one and you use them them from the stove to the table, To floors small cloth pletely, most dell remove whitewash furniture and windows apply a quantity of soft The stains ppear com paratiin on a will disa ate paint To Independent Women m insert JIT se . tana bl olen ' 11 ashionable ele nen seid word “obey” iu the Ke While | wed if Rie ow what to like a child, Hartford Post socrels dden Woman's Cheoelee, The best work ays an English writ. er, In the world is done by those both is Balzac and It ut nn sexes to whor love Long ago in t truth ter passion sisted or ms this grea only when a woman has out of her life that she 1 es a great [hus it will be seen that brains for the happiness of wo heart there ls scarcely a who thrill at never d rot rath great man fitti ' thrust of fs and she infully along under its for help her, envy ing the happy woman who sits warm in the ingle nook has no lonely tasks, no dradging hours, but who puts her heart and inte to making It a nest of comfort for those she loves «COD artist do 141 man, 3 make for at woman alive would not her would at her ow: the little great man's successes as she ho woul wife of a wife of a lingly has one unwil been on her the burder Line, must stagger pa weight no one can who hotne, Eyelashes, Ifitis pointed always certain time, then falls out, to be re gorous skin soil by anoth it grows approximately to its halr s a pointed hair never regain the lives for a ore quickly than a ther situation. It ity. In that case wrong with the se the fading Is and be permanent, from the tip. In the lash itself is either ef. If a lash fading from faded part cut away, will grow and will not show fading. A lash, Uke any other does not grow from the free end, but from the part within the skin. the is ROT skin extrem nething f went, and pig ners fade “a : the » or Injured the ip has las! hair Cleaning Common Laces, laces make a suds. Let the lace sonk In this for ten hours or more. Then rub gently be tween the palms of the hands. Wash in a second suds In the same manner, then rinse until the water Is clear. If the ¢ Is to be tinted, do it now; then starch. Have a flannel tacked tightly In cleaning common on a board; spread the lace on this and pin to the flannel. Be sure that the ince Is drawn out properly and that euch point Is fastened to the flannel with a pin or the wet lace may be dratp out perfectly smooth, covered with a plece of cheesecloth and ironed with ¥ moderately hot fron until quite | dry. poitiih, Flannels, Never. dry. flanoels in front of the fire, as. this makes them shrink. They | ship ‘te w Kl haken in order to ralse i the ‘Widlly"A8e¥ Mind hung up In thelr the aoecossn ly qaantity of mourishment : nef tray Ab Ww | muy 4 Pee AN ideal day for dry. the alr. Avoid too ing fib nels tone teat ts rather dull andl windy. o lsuondes when drylog out of doors As Aupossiipe, dry them In a Proom where therp laa fire If you like, it of it. Iron in od are nearly ! RT yW Tt in Yery ‘mach Petter to buy soap tn [Put It away unwrap 8 Jey piace and let but do not pot tha with a cool tron whe Wry. : brush | | sh | Way ab marks from | and this does not injure the of | not the | is | en clean | cous may fade | LABORS HOSTS PARADE] | Over 10,000 Usin Men in Line in Philadelphia, MITCHELLMAKESTWO SPEECHES Presence of Miners’ Chief In Quaker City Was the Occasion of the Great. est Demonstration Organized Labor Ever Held. {ladelphia, Sept. 2—The organized of Philadelphia yesterday tribute to John Mitchell, United Mine Workers of America, and at the time wed thelr sympathy in a substantial the striking anthracite mine workers of Northeastern Pennsylvania, The presence of the miners’ chief was made the of probably the greatest demonstration that organized held on Labor Day. In the forenoon a parade was held under the auspices of the Central Labor Un- in the trades of city represented. It is estl wi that more than 10.000 men were Pr lent Mitchell rode at the | of the 0ces men their same or oceasion r has ever which nearly all were of orward to the ywwward to the time when tt hea tH 1 for tl union move time when no man the sweat the ranks forward to the t bread by of } | he outside I lool workers of of thelr o Mitchell's ow his our conntry will ORK eS I wn ot ntry second speech was ppeal for ald r speakers at the ) meeting M. Dolphin, of New York. for pational president ®f the Rall Union entire piende, at turned the 1 to an a Among Twi aphers’ ‘he the way Telegr estimated to Proce is of $10,000, will miners’ union. be over Postoffice Watchman Rifled Letters. Atlantic City, N. J.. Aug. 30.-—Rob ert D. Barrow, colored, a night watch. man ip the postoffice in this city, was arrested yesterday, charged with rifling letters. He was taken to Cam den and held in ball by the United States commissioner there, For some time summer visitors have been com plaining of money sent them going agiray. Those complaints grew go nu merous that Postmaster Bacharach no tified the Inspector's department, and men were put on the case two weeks ago Thuraday night Darrow was Lats 3 canght In the act of taking a decoy letter. Two Five Story Buildings Collapsed. New York, Sept. L-Tons of brick, mortar. beams and coffee fell with a erash Into the street and on the ele vated structure and trolley tracks on Saturday, when tieo fivestory brick buildings on Fulton streot, Brooklyn, collapsed. Twenty-five thousand bags of green coffee were stored in the building and proved too groat a bur den. By marvelous good fortune, not a man was in the bullding at the time, No one was on the sidewalk, nor were trolley cars or elevated trah’ nearby. The loss Is estimated at about _{ $po.ioo. sion in a barouche, | i { thelr own lines A asy | 8% BELIEVES IN MONROE DOCTRINE Roosevelt Bays It ls a Doctrine of Peace and Defense. Rutland, Vt, Bept, 2 Roosevelt resumed his Crzand yesterday, He Hngte from Shelburne Webb's home, during the was given an hour's drive city. Governor Stickney and Hawley acted as hosts, President tour reached Farms, forenoon and through this mn of New | Bur. | Dr, | Mayor | A half-hour's stop was made at Proc. | The address from tor, the home of Senator Proctor, president delivered an the steps of the senator's porch. thanking the people for their greeting the president sald After | “We believe in the Monroe doctrine, | not as a means of aggression at all, It | does not mean that we Are AEKressive toward any power. It means merely that as the biggest power on this con. | tinent remain stead true to the principles first formulated under the presidency of Monroe, (through John Quincey Adams--the principle that this continent must not be treat. ed as a subject for political coloniza- tion by any European power As, 1 say, that is not an aggressive doctrine It is a doctrine of peace, a doctrine of defense, na cure the chance of th the United States here ily along formu- we fastly doctrine no Hi is continent for 10 develop peas of Now we have If our rv of lated that tion cons ioctrine the stumj worth the pap | l FATAL RUNAWAY ACCIDENT Mrs. Walker Dies of Injuries and Mrs. Appel In Serious Co onditi ancaster, Pa 3 Stewnrt were it A runawa’ throwing them ont Both | jod on with t} Walker sus of the skull, and died ast } Hospits Wy ha ) She w her mother, Mrs by her four chil their heads them. Mra und fracture . f DO 1 § ained & COI Ix the General ving regained cons here on a visit to Calder, accompanied dren Mrs. Appel’s co fon but there are strong hopes for her re She is suffering from concus {f the brain and Appel is Goorge is very grave covery sion " on the face of President Reading imme danghter’'s le arriving left hours that Mr Appel danger and Rallroa tified. and ¥ EDs intelvy n deide on a here lay aftern ye ater goveral later when Was iD n mn would likely recover, DAN PATCH'S FAST MILE Brown Stallion Reduced His Record to 1.59 1.2 Providence R. i, Aug ) XT Grand Circuit meeting at Narragansett Park was brought to a close day afternoon in a blaze of glory Dan Patch. the unbeaten son of Joe Patch en. paced an exhibition mile in 1.58% reducing his record from 2.00% The nile was within a quarter of a second of the 1's record of 1.55%, made bY Star Pointer Readville yOArs ago. This is the fastest in har ness in half a decade, and Dan Patch is the second bh to beat two min No other horse Star ever went so fast, did twice, and then beat Dan of yesterday hy only a Myron McHenry brown stallion saw the exhib ghtning fast. The was the second, In 29 is fiat. The first hall was in 684 and the last in minute half was in 55% seconds Famous yester wor at five mile Orne utes Pointer it only Patch’s mark quarter of a second drove the An immense tion. The fastest oxy pt and he famous throng track was |} quarter AON soconds The one middie Blinded By Red Pepper. Cleveland, Sept. 1.—Saturday night an unknown man entered the jewelry | on Fayne | jeweler had | or applied | law and without just compensation being worth of diamonds on the counter, the | man threw a handful of red pepper in | the jeweler's eyes, grabbed the tray | of : store of Charles E. Wilsdorf, avenue, and after the placed a tray containing about $1,000 of diamonds and made good his cape. Later Mr. Wilsdorf was found wandering helplessly about the streets, and the physicians at the hospital to which he was taken are of the opinion that his sight has been totally de stroyed. Four Girls Drowned. Poughkecpsie, N. Y., Aug. 28. Anna and Susan Deach, of Danbury, Conn, and Stella and Martha Duncan, of Pawling, N. Y., were drowned near the latter place yesterday. The Deach girls were visiting at the Duncan home, near Pawling. The four girls went bathing in Pearce Lake, got beyond their depth, and before ald could reach them were drowned. The bodies were recovered, Relative of Lincoln Dead. Cumberland, Md, Aug. 30. ~Thomas 1. Lincoln, an aged lawyer of Can michael, Pa, is dead near Oakland, | COMMON REPORT: People who buy their Groceries at Sechler & Co’s., invariably say: “SECHLER'S (Groceries are the best.” “Yon can always depend on SECHLER'S.” “What vou get from “SECHLER'S “In the SECHLER'S Ask the intelligent, wives of Bellefonte, DEAL prices end vou save money SECHLER'S 18 pure.” are always right.” by dealing at , Bconomical house- they all preier to at SECHLER’S. Good Looks Depend Largely Upon Good Teeth. “Aromatic Antiseptic Tooth Wash” and “Rose Dentifrice” gr better [ooth wash 2! Inee ! Dentifrice 4 £D per bottle GREEN'S PHARMACY, Bush House Blk. Bellef LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Ex® UTOR'S NOTICE Estate of WM EMERICK, Walker township Letters testamentary upon sald estate h ing been granted by the Register i the undersigned. all persons knowing 1 selves 10 be indebted 10 sald esiate are re quested to make immediate payment, and those having claims, to present them for set tiement, deceased CHAR, E EMERICK, Ex LR Nittany, Pa AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION PROPOSED TO THE CITIZENS OF THIS COMMONWEALTH FOR THEIR AP PROVAL OX REJECTION BY THE GEN ERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMON WEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA FUB- LISHED BY ORDER OF THE SECEETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH IN PURS] ANCE OF ARTICLES XVIII OF THE CON- STITUTION A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an amendment article one of the Constitulio . charge of & Jury for fallure DOCOMATY Cause sha not w iittal section | y section of that a dis to agree or other ak an ter Beit resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Common wealth of Peansylvania in General Assembly met. That the following be proposed as an amendment to the Constitution ; that » SAY, that section ten of article one, which reads as follows No person shall, for any indictable offense be procesded against criminally 9 informa tion, exeept In cases arising Iv ye land or naval foroes, or in the militia, when in actaal service, In time of war or public danger, or by leave of the court for oppression oc misde meanot In office. No person shall, for the same offense, be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb: nor shall private property be taken or applied to publie use, without authority of law and without just compensation being frst made or secured,” be amended so as to read as follows No person shall, for any indictable offense be proceeded against erimineily by Informa. tion. except in cases rising in the land or naval foroes, or in the militia, when In actual ser vice In time of war or public danger, or by ntl leave of the court for oppression or misdemea- por In office No person shall, for the same offense, be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; but a discharge of the fury for fallure (o agree or of hey neosssary cause. shall nol work an ac guittal, Nor shall private property be taken 10 publie use, without authority of rs made or secured A true copy of the Joint Resolution, W. W. GRIEST, Secretary of the Commonwealth, MENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION PROPOSED TO THE CITIZENS OF THIS COMMONWEALT POR THEIR AF PROVALOR RBJRCTION BY THE GENER. AL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMON W RALLY OF PENNSYLVANIA PUBLISHED ORDER OF THE SEURKTARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH, IN PURSUANCE OF ARTICLE XVIII OF THE CONSTITU TION, Pe A JOINT RESULU HUN. htuih oposing an, amendment 10 the Constitution " of the Commonwealth Section 1. Be it resolved by the Senate and House | Representatives of the Oommon wealth of Pennsylvania fo General Assembly t the following Is proposed as an amendment to the Constitution of the Com. monwealth of Peansyivania, In sccordance Rith the provisions of the eighteenth artioln Amondmen Add at the end of section ven, article three followin wards: © ‘Unless before it shall well Kl wi S © BYE SPECIALIST, Wi sport, w Garman House ONE DAY ONLY, Wednesday, Sept. 24 from 9.30 a.m. to 9 p. m. Prof. ity of be at the his ip is well es onte and vicinity, satisfaction, best treatment weak or defective eve- to no but 4 wait for him. Angel's Ie putation for workm: tabi in Bellefc He Fives un Those for sight, abil and yansh hed versal who want the headache, should g0 other Will be at the State College Hotel, Thursday, September 25th. Three Fine Farms Al Private Sale Estate of Jacob Garbrick, dec'd. late of Marion twp. The undersigned executors offer the follow estate wl private sale, al in Manon township, Oe es west of Jacksonville Ing valuable rea which is county, about 3 uw NO. J=14f ACRES FARM known as the ocaled Jacod Gardrick homestead. NO. 2-18 ACRE FARM Adjoins the above and Harter tarm™ NO. 3-12 s known as the “Jacob ACRE FARM ad ining above of the tract” NO. S10 and McAuley I» part ACRES TIMBERLAND Muncy mountain in the heart of improved limestone soll that yields good and each » com plete with substantia wilidings, orchards spring and well water, close to schools and churches, and handy to good markets. They are desirable properties for either a home or investment For tern north of above lands or The above farms are Nittany valley located is fertile ‘ Nips s and further Mmformation ipQuire Hesny Gansnick, Zion, Pa Geonas GanBrick, Bellefonte CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH” PENNYROYAL PILLS Safe, Alwars reliable Badieon, wk oo ro LRA NS ENGLISH and sonled with hiss ribbon Geld metallic bores, Take no other, Refuse whith tthe nad fasitatboms, Tos oF vour Drage a send de, in samps for Partieninem, Tenth maniabs and bef for Ladies,” a baie by retare Mall, 10,000 Tet imoninin Sold by wil Drageies, CHRICHBETER OHEMICAL OO. 2100 Madison Square, PHILA, PA MONEY TO LOAN In large and small quantities ov approved security. Farms for sale Real estate bought and sold W. 6. RUNKLE, Att'y, Crider Exchange. Bellefonte BEEZER'S MEAT MARKET ALLEGHENY §T. BELLEFONTE, Pa.
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