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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

When plant or tree begins 70 decay u must needs
die. II cannot be rcvitalHed. But not 20 with ha-
man beings human ruin can he repaired. strength
sned restored. though brown leaf withsrea blade
Of rsss be made green Asaia In The autumn
cfhie In its winter, when nature 10 DO
giving way under the pressure OF years. Ia st pcsa-
BILE rctard The progress of decay and 70 lend age
morn than its wouted vROs. As means Of promoting
this object Hostetcrb Stomach Bitera unquestion
ably the most potent Of all restorAsves II win not
make the cid youns. bat ID viii prevsnt iessen or sOOth
The iufrnties which are the usual accomplishments Of
The decline Of hfc For debility and lack of nervous
power from whatever arising IL is the medicine
that Of all others before the world best deserves tho
name os psrc. In puNty. In invigorating properties
IN adaptation 10 weak stomAchr and feeble orgAnina
tons has no competitor among the tOnics Of the phar
maoopoeiA nor among proprietory remedies. Besides
strengthening principle II possesses Alternative and
regulating properties Of che highest order and A. an
antibons medicine far preferable 10 any Of the pre-
partitions containing mercury. Time has shown that
for physical decay nervous debility dyspepsia bilious
disOrders and intermittent fever. HOstetters Btsrs is
remedy without rival This Is the season Of the fan
Of the leaf let u remind the DID, the feeble the sck
10 invgcrne and regulete their BemE with hs great
vegetable tonic and alterattve.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

An IMPORTANT DECISION. gentle
man visited New York, went 10 one oi
the largest hotels, and took room. On
going to bed at night, he locked his door
and placed his watch and money under
his pillow. II is probable that nine out
Of every ten strangers who visit New York
do the same thing under like circum-
stances. On waking in the morning, he
discovered that both watch and money
had been stolen. Thereupon he sued
the proprietor OF the hotel for fifty dol.
lars, being the amount of money LOST, and
for tho value OF the watch, about
three hundred and fifty dollars. On the
trial, evidence was offered in behalf Of
the defendant to show that the notice
had been given which the law required.
The plnintiff obtained verdict in his ia
vor for the full amount demanded, and an
appeal was taken from the Judgment
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

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nG@nA, whiaAl iTnsnmFaaT pFudmafa NY nnfmn8pAAnAa
a che Digestive 0FRmna.
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fshant nirs6maas anur RFmrantinmn af fha ha@mmnmH
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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

Flowers are Natures jewels, with whose wreath
She decks her summer beauty primrose sweet,
With blossoms Of pure gold enchanting rose,
That, like virgin queen, ealutcs The sun,
Dew-diademed The perfumed pink, that studs
The earth with clustering ruby hyacinth,
The hue OF VennH'e ticesee myrtle green,
That maidene think charm for constant love,
And give night kisses b II. aud so drvams
Fair Iilyl woman's emblcu and OF twined
Round bcsoms where It's silver ie unseea
Such is their whitcncse downeast violet,
Turning away its sweet head from the wind,
Ar she her delicate aud skilled ear
From passions tale. rs ~ lNs&
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

THASKa Gov. Baldwin OF Michigan
in his proclamation appointing day Of
Thanksgiving says "While we have
enjoyed much happiness and been bless
ed with abundant mercies, we have also
been permitted 10 see the uncertainty OF
earthly possessions in the devastating
fire which has brought desolation 20 so
many families, and suddenly deprived
many citizens of the rewards ofindustry
and toll. Let us thank God for the ear
nest sympathy and charity which hos 80
largely alleviated the suffering OF our af.
fiicted people. "
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01
A Fatal Hunt.

Another instance Of the pitcher going
once too often 10 the well has occurred in
India Capt noig, an infantry officer,
had become renowned as . tigcr-hunter,
and the fame of his exploits had even
reached Europe. He was supposed 10 be
invincible, had performed almost fabu-
ulous fcats, and was held by the natives
10 bear a charmed life. The poor gentle.
man was, notwithstanding, killed 10y a
tiger early in September. He went out
one day and had brilliant success, slay.
ing fine tiger single.handed -Four or
Eve days after, news came that another
Tiger was lurking in the same place,
about six mites from the cantoument
The new arrival at once began 10 dis
unguish himself by Slaughtering hul-
locks, and Capt Doig resolved 10 bring
his sport 30 an end. UuaccOmpaniel
save by his own "Shikarios, the hunter
repaired TO the spot The savage beast
was soon found, and Capt poig got
rather long shot at him, and felt sure
that he had hit him in the head, His
impression, however, was that the tiger
had got off into the jungle not much
hurt, and that he must beat again for
him in fresh quarter. While prcpar-
ing To do this, Capt. Doig being at the
moment alone, the ennged animal sud
denly leaped from cover. and in an in
slant seized his Zoe and bore him 10 the
earth. Capt Doig afterward said that
the onset was SO swift that he never saw
the beast until he himself was on the
ground, and being, as he expressed il,
"ealmly eaten, A horrible struggle
enSued, the "ShikarieS sprang 10 The
rescue, and the intrepid hunter actually
Tough, himself out OF the tigers clutch
es, and not only that, but managed TO
destroy him. The encounter was new
ertheless fatal Capt DOig had the
pluck to ride back to the eantonment,
being lifted to his saddle for the pur-
pose. But he never recovered from the
shock and the frightfal laceration he re-
ceived, and five days after breathed his
last. For msn who get celebrated for
tins kind of achievement IFS pursuit seems
10 have irresistible fascination, and the
sad case of Capt Doig has many prece-
dents
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

CHICAGO. The actual money sub
scribed In all parts OF the world for the
benefit OF Chicago amounls. 20 far ~ IL
known. 10 about Us, 3,000,000. OF this
sum the Relief Committee has received
about one-hAif, or say 81, 800. 900. With
this million and a half Of money they
have carried ON the work Of housing,
feeding and clothing from 30. 900 30 40,-
600 people since the 9th Of October,
aided by the contributions Of provisions
and goods which have also been made.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

Hrs IDEA OF rT.-The Chinese mer.
chants Of San Francisco have given ST..
296 in aid Of the Chicago sufferers IN
one case merchant addressed one OF the
collectors nS follows "Me lendee in AL.
Ia, Mclean man town all same haf gone
-burnee up. Mclean man wantee dol
lar. Sometimes poor Mclean man
strikee Chinaman with bilks !; Chinaman
no care. How muchee dollar you wantee;
Hundred dollar ? Alice light. You not
find enough money, comee me again
give another bundled.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01
How Swedish Houses are Rullt in Maine.

Z nov NWtui>u HOUSES are NUM- IN euhihcs
"Only one framed house in all New
7 Sweden I" 81 For goodness sake, how
then are they made ?"-writes a cores
pendent Of the Boston Pos from the
Swedish Colony in Maine Mostly ei
hewn timber. neatly doyetailed together,
with partitions, ceilings. and floors OF
evenly-planed cedar plank. The dwell
/ tngs erected by the State were Of round,
peeled logs. laid one upon another but
these the Swedes found rather chilly
and diSagreeable upon the advancement
of cold weather, and improved them by
7 hewing bOthShe inside and outside walls.
I filling in the spaces With moss. and then
closing then up with matched strips OF
cedar A matched board ceiling over
head was the next addition. with double
/ plank, smoothly planed fioor underfoot,
making them both warm and neat, and
10 present much the same appearance a.
those built Of hewn timber. They are
/ all story and half high, with square
I pitched roofs. giving ample room for
chambers, and in dimensions extensive
enough 10 admit one large general front
room q good sized bedroom, and con
NNhtthN pantry ultA tiAu EhNuAA AboAs
The'windows are small, with little panes
of glass, and the only outside door opens
directly into the front room. The interior
walls of nearly all the houses have been
prettily papered by the thrifty house-
wives, and with the. spotlessly clean
floors aud ceilings look by no means nn-
attractive. Tables, chairs, cradles,
rustic -bedsteads, and thousand and one
useful and ornamental articles appear on
all sides, happily constructed by Swedish
diligence aud ingenuity, from euriously
twisted roots and bits OF board pretty
patchwork quilts, plump white ruffled
pillows, white covered rustic stands hold
ing the family Bible, and walls hung
round with sketches from the same.
make up the neat attractive appointments
Of every bedroom. From open pantry
doors gleam occasional dishes Of glass,
odd china cups, antique pitcher, and
heavy silver spoons while upon the
brightly polished stoves sing merrily the
shining kettles.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

THE pnrest and sweetest Cod-hveE
Oil in the world is HAEARp A CAswKIL's,
made on the sea-shore, from fresh, Sc
lected livert, by CAswKLL, HAxARD A
Co., New York. II il absolutely pAvc
and stnos. Patients who have once
taken II prefer il TO all others. Physi-
clans have decided II superior 10 any oi
the other oils in market
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

WrrTEn ia now fairly upon ua. and thr
teams are Fastening 10 the lumber
woods 10 various parts of The country.
Our advsco 30 every man who goes 10 the
woods. bo ho captnin, cook, teamsteF, oF
any other man, ia To take along q good
stock Of JoHxsos's Asoprxn LxfMKx1
and PAhsoN's PuRaATHyn PnGA. Many
months OF labor tin Che aggregated mny
bo saved by thia precaution.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01
FINANCIAL.

rroaAhls and s.fs iasvstsus fee eli eaasss he Prs
Morsears T-abo Gold Bends ~ The NuTthsrs PAuihs
RAiirOad cc@paRy. seaEtuS ssvua and Thr~s-TsnlAn
psr ecsL eaid atsrest ters thaa per cent earrsns
aad seozre$ hJ arss and oay @orssAgs ne sniirs
Raad and ~qapurnia ard ou mere thua na. COO Acres
- Land &c ever hs 81 track 100 Acres II Eand tu
each timn Bead The hiEhosi earrrni prios wlil b.
pAid Cor q s Fsys-rwsatiua and ell eahsr narssahls
Securities rucsred I'm szrhsnFe Pamphlras snaps uBa
fan laiusaatios eel te sasaa ssne,r~s wIi he
faraisEsa sa srpiiossios ~ Jar ocoEn A Co. Phaa-
dsirhiA Nee Vera and wasAinEtoa ard ls nasa nanhr
aad Hnnkers thrgarhnal che r~srs.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

unoEFHo WotFH'a cNLKnaAIEn NcHENnkM
ScHmAFre4-The immense popularity OF the world
renowned AMcMATEc hcMIRnaM hcHNKFFM af ud0lrhn
Wolfe New fork has resulted In frequent HsiernptH
Of hts. a. counirrfritinE. by persons Who wish 70
hnd sale foe inferior article This wondeFfni al.
urrlir has been pronounced. By thousands % the
leading phyKiraknW tn the country. ne the PmrrMt
medicinal restorative cfrrrd for sale. Put up In
qaAr ana p4ns boisss and for sale by Al Druggists
anN GFtsaFFF
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

Bad enough 10 look and feel bad your
self but no excuse for having your
horse look and feel badly when for a
small sum you can buy SHERTDAN's
CAvALRT CONDITION PowDERs, which
given in grain two or three times q
week, viii make him look and feel vel.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

CAsr THEM 0ur.-If there are any
disases which deserve the name demon sac.
Dyspepsia is one Of them. II racks and
tears the system like veritAbie hend.
and renders life a burden. Ths medi.
eines Of the dyspenSary win not expel H.
Cast il out with DR. WALKERS VEGE-
TABLE NINE0AR BIrTERs- There iS no
form Of Indigestion or liver complaint
that can withstand this potent tonic and
alter tive. The newly discovered Cali
fornia roots and herbs from which II in
prepared arc Of more value 30 mankind
than all the gold OF the Pacific States.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01
A Four,rr-Mr. Charles r,erevr..

A FORTUNE. E.-Mr. Charles Lefeyre, q
popular French gentleman who, ia Eng
land, races his horses under the assumed
name of "Mr 7. Lombard, hns, it il
said. Just come into fortune Of over
80, 500, ,000, left him by cousin whom he
never saw in his life. The gentleman in
question died in this country, whittier
he immigrated many years since with
this sum OF $1,000, which Mr.. Lefere't
father lent him when all his other rela.
tiyes turned their backs upon him.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

Az EsTABLIsHED REAEEDY.--" BroWH's
bronchial Trooles" are widely known as
an established remedy for Coughs. Colds.
Bronchitis, H9arssaess. and other troubles
of the Tsro0i and Laags.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

SPUEKY GTRIs.-The Gnlesburc
Hllinois) Re0ists. is responsible for the
following: -Four of our Galesburc
ladies have been among our farmers coll
Letting for the Chicago sufferers In
their travels they came upon farmer
who told them that he had a lot Of pota-
toes in the ground, and if they !" were d
mind to dig 'em they could have all
they wanted" The offer was accepted.
and the ladies, who knew their customer.
jumped nimbly from their light spring
wagon, each with a spade in hand, and
set to work. The farmer stood aghast,
surveying his new field hands with un-
disguised amnzement. They gathered
about twenty bushels, and went back
yesterday for more. Before noon to-
day, the last Of that patch will be COM
ing into town in that spring wagon.
Bless their dear souls, how we wish we
were permitted to give their names.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

Hoo cholera is inficting heavy dam
ages on Washington County (Illinois)
farmers. One farmer has lost fifty
shoats and twenty-five fat hogs, and
others have lost equally large lots.
Along the riverYmany farmers have been
totally cleaned out.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

Fanny, don't you think MIR. Bond
Is handsome man 2" aOh. no. r can't
endure him. He is homely enough. .
Well, he's fortunate, at all events fn
old aunt has just died, and left him ESQ.
0O0." Indeed, is it true2 Well, now
I come to recollect, there is certain
noble air about him, ar a he has fine
eye-that can't be denied
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

SEE advertisement Of Virginia Real
Estate Agency. of the renowned ShenAn.
doah valley. They have nearly 300
cheap and valuable farms for sale.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

How 10 obtain
CAST STEEL PLOW
FREE OF CosT.
For particulars, address,
COLLINS A Co, 2l2 Water ST., N. Y
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

SAvIsos, hnrd-enrned. should be care
fully invested. For hrst-clAss RdiiroGd
Bonds. paying you good interest. write
20 CHARLES w. HAssLER, No. 7 Wall
Street, New York.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01
Scene I'm A MenaRerie.

Al Emily, Ireland, there was a per
formance in travelling menagerie own
ed by a Mr. Wilmington. A little boy
son Of n publican named Fleming. resid.
ing in the village, was playing IN com.
pany with other children round the
cage where some bears were kept. The
child having incantiously thrust his hand
through the bars of the cage, one OF the
bears seized il and lacerated IL in n
frightful manner. The arm, from the
elbow, hnd 10 be amputated, and the
doctor gave no hope Of the chiId's recov-
cry. The boys father, on hearing of
the occurrence, procured gun and pro
ceeded 10 the menagerie, where he shot
fine bear dead, and caused another 10
escape. The villagers collected, aud.
becoming enraged, attacked the boxes
and caravans Of the meDngerie, smashing
a number OF them topieces Seven were
brought TO Tipperary in custody, charg-
ed with riot and assaulting the proprie-
tor OF the menagerie. A correspondent
Of the Dublin Express says that on the
accident TO the child becoming known,
the people collected in large numbers
with stones, empty bottles, and sticks,
and smashed several of the boxes in
which the wild beasts were kept. They
then commenced to attack the proprie-
tor, beat him, and blackened his face
and eyes.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

Amarried gentleman of Elizabeth N.
j., lost valuable diamond pin, whicc
be advertised in the Herald, leaving S15
with the bookkeeper as q reward to the
finder. His wife was the lucky person.
She took the pin to the Herald Office
and got the money.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01
CONSUMPTION.
A Remedy Found at Last !!
IL win Cure yOur Cough.
II Will Prevent and Cure Consumption.
That CoHRh, which yeu are newlecting. may result
In fatal Consumption, M some prompt Rem.
eds h not used. Why sacrifice yoar
lie when yeur Disease can BE-
cured so quick. and
mt M0 Mmmll m
cost
WHAT rs THE VALUE OF MONEY WHEN
COMPARED TO HRALTEi

Those who ARE salicied with Cough or with Con-
sumption read the folio wing letter from prominent
merchant of Marine City, Mich dated Juiy INV, 1s1a
nwtr Sirs-The Aliens lung Balsam has arrived.
would not Ike 70 be without a. for i has saved my ie
took bad cold. ana cough and finally consumption
was seated upon me. Was IN very bad state tried
everything that was recommended and spent great
deal OF money. and got mo help bad Allen'a Lung
hasAfn Tor sale. but knew nothing OF its merits aa
not like 70 take u without knowing more about IL
had not sold bottle. When your agent called on me.
told him could rot soil medic ne I knew nothing
about He urged me 70 try il myself did 90 and, 70
grateful surprise the hrst bottle stopped my cough
mnh before the third bottle taken. my lungs were
healed and well and can speak knowingly 20 my
friends and customers Of the good qualities cf Aliens
Lung Baisam. itemain yours, respectfully,
Il G. COf1RELIA
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

DEAD.-Curtis's Hambletonian, one Of
the most valuable horses in Kentucky,
was found dead in his stable at Richmond.
sir. Walker, the owner of the morse, was
offered $4,000 for him, few days be-
fore, and refused it.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

A Fruw1R Mrss1oy. work oi
the ladies in carrying on the Boston
Flower Mission is 10 distribute fruit and
flowers among the sick in the poorer
homes and in hospitals. Never was a
more fragrant annual report. The
ladies during the year have carried to
the i'll and suffering l1,671 nosegays,
and 673 parcels OF fruit. There was a
particular distribution OF 2,0T5 pond
lilies. Outside the city 81 towns sent
contributions. There is branch Of the
Mission in Chelsea, and another in Cam
bridge And why should not nlms-giv
ing have its poetical side ? As in every
thing else, it is true that the prose Of
charity is of the first imporfance-it
is Of small use (if we may use Gold
smiths illustration) 10 send ruffles 10
those who have no shirts. The blankets,
the fannels, the bread, the beef tea, the
Goals. must have precedence but when
we find ladies bearing flowers TO the
stricken objects of their compassion, we
=.- ;. ---e that the weightier nat
tiers OF relief will not be neglected.
Delicate attentions and graceful minis
trations show that those who promote
them have fully comprshended the wants
both Of the body and the soul.
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0NIjIlIltJi sSNJA

BLEsa KERsE CO.'S Fsmfa Exarmna. shs wun-
asrfBi rrmedy far Gmmm@r. myphthin, mrr@Mmhmp
NhmmwMr Rmtm@mmW# G@mnmtm&mkmy ymmtN @hmwms
the &enmane aundmFnnGa marks troE t4a3A be-
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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

MARRIAGE is one of the great blessings
OF the world j. Monroe Taylor's Cream
Yeast Baking Powder is another.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM

Is warranted 70 break ~ the most troublesome Cough 20
incredibly short time There is remedy Ahnf cen
chow more eyideEne Of real merit than this BAL&AM
for curing CoNsuMPTIoS. CouGHs, CoIps. ASTHMA
CRoUP, Ac.
IL Is only about year, since the Balsan arsi
offered 10 the public and IN this short time Il has be
known and apprec aed IN nearly every town ana
village throughout the United Natss and the DomiuiQn
OF Canad, Hundreds OF thousands of bottles are An-
nualy sold and thousands ef witnesses testify % 10
commended Tor
nc ts Harmless co the momt delicate chfids
Nt contains mo Opium in amy rerm.
Tt is Sold by Medicine Dealers generally
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01

Col. ESTRADA. of Cuba, son-in-law of
Gen. Aguilera, has been captured and
executed by the Spanish authorities.