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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08
The Grnssh0pper Question.

The grnHshoppcf question is the all
absorbing one among the farmers uf the
Northwest. for Il will matter little 90
them who is ihr next President il these
winged pests destroy thoir crops and
leave them without money 30 pay any
taxes. la un address recently delivered
before the 81. Louis Academy Of Science
hy Prof, Riley, whose previous fore
warnings upon this subject have been
remarkably accurate, some interesting in
timntinns of grAsahoppcr probabilities
were advanced. The professor began
by calling attention to the fulfillment of
his predictions for 1876. ho having "a
year ngo expressed his belief that in Mis-
sour, Kansas anal Nebraska there would
not latch the following spring nH many
lorusta as would naturally hatch IN nrii-
nary seasons from indigenous species,
thA. those States rayaged by lucustH in
uhe spring and early summer of 1916
would enjoy peculiar immunity during
thc same srasun5 Of 1876. n,t only from
Locust injuries, but also from the injuries
ui most other no2iOuB insects but that
they would be liable b. suffer from mi-
gratary rwarus from the far Northwest
lator in tho year, all of which came b
pass iu accordance with the professors y
pruphecier. The present situation. ne
curdlug tu Prof Riley, is this: The
sNums al Rocky Mountain iocusts,
though they came too late ca seriously
affect maturing crops last year. have
laid eggs over large parts uf Minnesota,
Nebraska, Kansas anI Colorado, and in
restricted portions of Iowa, Missouri,
Texas and Arkansas. Should nIue-tcnths
uf these eggs be destroyed. the remain
der would hatch enough Young insects Ia
destroy everything green ia the region
named, unless steps should be taken to
prevent such result Fortunately,
means hnye been discovered for checking
the Hayages of the prsts, various de-
s,r.piions uf grasshoppor ezterminators
have been invented. and the farmers ia
the threatened regions are very Pener-
ally preparing Ia defend their crops.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08
4 Matrimonial Machine.

Parson Dean, who marriel Mary Knox
"a somebody i'm Carmel, \. y. has, .t Is
understood. invented uni constructed a
machine for his office which mArries
visitors and takes their photographs =
mulmueouslv. John Merritt ius.ats
that he hasn't been married O. anybody.
the tsrSln Is not quite certain who Jili.i-
atel as bridegroom; Mary Knox is all
a,iritt. ami has dragged her alleged hus-
hand 90 court; bnt the new machine Viii
fix future identity beyond a doubt. The
candidates, having made known their
wishes. are admitted % an Uuuccupiei
roonl, where each is firmly seized hv the
arm and ankle. aud backed calmly, but
irrcsistibly AGAINST headrcst upholsyer
ei ou the wall. There Is now no chance
for either u escape, In this position
the bridegroom Uncousc,uusly steps ou
lever, which swings a camera INTO posi-
tiun at the other end oi the room.
The parson hercupon enters, assumes
an easy bat viCihnt position at the cam
era, and takes ont his watch. The ioi-
lowing trialogue tusues:
Pars0n-" You desire t0 be united in
the holy bonds Of mauimony 2'
y. NJ" We do.
Bridegroom" Can't yuu loosen these
mauacles a moment? They pinch.
Parson-"I regret my inability 10 ac-
cede 10 tins request. Ii is nav only pro-
lection against fraud. Please remove
Your veil. uladam. John right hands.
Look stesjily az this nml in the parti-
Hon. S1aiIe tenderlv. You DO so,gmuly
promise b love. wink as much as yua're
a mind 10. cherish and protect the per-
son. don't str. whom YOU now hold lay
the right hand. steady, steady, never
mind the flv. as long Us yuu both shall
1--we; therefore, In the presence ot these
witnesses, don't twitch your ear, sir.
pronounce youman and wife. Twenty =
Time up. Very Well done
The parson then politely touches the
lever and releases them from the trap.
He writes the certificate on the back Of
the photograph. and files away the
negative Parsou Dean doesn't mean 20
be caught out again. -.N.lr York Nua.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08

The C0rinnc correspondent of the Salt
Lake Tribune tells the following STORY
We have had Quite a sensation. \ short
timc ago "a woman came walking into our
city ON the lRilroad track, who WAS OBJ
served 60 appear much exhausted, and
finally she made her way to the door of
one of our citizens, where her strength
gave way entirely. hut she had fallen
INTO the hands ot good Samarltaus, who
took her mn auj kindly cared tor her.
They found her I'M NEST ptuahlr cuudl-
ton, her feet hong frozen sa Tint She
could not wear her shoes and was carry
ing them i'm her hand, and walking harc-
foot over the frozen rr1Und. As sooO aS
she could tcll her story, she rcNo0l"j "a
state Of facts showing the damumg afro
citcs OF Marmontsm, She states that
She was born in Louisville, Ky, and
educated there, About twenty ycar~ ago
She married one Richard Spottswuoyi.
st the time 81 hyr marriage her husband
was uuemhcro of the Presbyterian church
ami She an Episcopahan. They had two
children. both of whom are dead. At hcr
fathers death sine iuhrrttd SEuAN,
which she gave e. her husband some
five Years ago her husband loiu~t the
Nornons. she stll rrtauins her ORIGINAL
tatth, hut mm'grtcj with ham o. Utah,
where they hai hyoi together ever ssucc.
Some time aea ho concluded O. live mp
50 hl> privileges, and married 90 nineteen.
yyar-oiJ glrl. bU, kep, lt ~gcvrt from
his wife FOR about ihr,g months When
she iouud il oui She rghr.rd, and created
something of "a c1mmot.on Jn the old tel-
lows caun He then showed the ytlvvt
oi hls Mormon teachings lie tuiI her
that She could have the privilege ot his
harom, bought with her money hut If
she lcit she should mot have cent, ami,
further. ii she made any ius, about ID.
he would KIN hrr. She, not willing T.
remain in a house yi prostitution, ami
fearing for her life, pseNel up @ small
bundle uf clothes aUj walked yo thIs
place. trading an she clothes She could
spAr' fay uecesSarlr> 0u her way through
the Mormon settlements She WAS in
tending "a continue hey way ON foot o.
Virginia CITY, New, vhere She haas "a
sister able g. assist her. THIS is her
story. which she t1li in an intelligent,
straightforward manner.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08
A TrOttinr Team Of 0xen.

The Cheyenne Leadcr says Dexter.
the tanner Of bOvines, created a great
sensation on the streets By appearing in
a carriage drawn by four milk white oxen.
all in harness and driven tandem. The
gay and festive looking beasts pranced
along in fine style" heads up and tails
a risin', y as our John would say. Gov
ernor Thayer was invited to take a ride.
and was driven about for some time by
Dexter. Other gentlemen also enjoyed
the novelty. Dexter says that either of
his team can trot a mile in 3.47. He
offers to bet any amount Of money that
he can load a wagon with 4,500 pounds
OF freight, attach his four oxen, and
make better time to Deadwood than any
four-horse or mule team with the same
load can possibly do.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08

Chicago is suffering severely from
scarlet fever md diphthcria. At meet
ing of physicians to consider the opi-
dcmlc nud is proper treatment a rrEolu-
,ion was offered the purport of winch
was that mo- medicines which ct1ld bc nd
miuistcred would prevent diphthcria.
and that tho continued administration of
them for any great length ui time would
Ice injurious. DR. Bcchcc declares that
that this was aimed at his rccummenda-
ton of suIphocarhnlat" If soda. which,
hc holds. viii destroy ,na germs of dIph-
;hcria, the blood m3 ussucs being dis
infected. lie thinks that the remedy
has fulfilled an expectations; and some
Of hia brethren. ii appears, think other
wise. Who shall decide when even Chi
cagu doctors Disagree?
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08
Kiss.

=" \ kiss, says a writer, sis a seal ex-
pressing a sincere attachment - the
pledge Of future union-a present taking
fine impression Of on ivory coral press
crimson balsam for love wounded hearts. +"
We had no idea, says the Norristown
Hcrald, that kiss, when dissected,
would prove such a simple thing. I'm
agine n young man, rs he bids bis girl
adieu on the front step at three o'clock
a. Il. on Monday, darting back, as she is
about TO close the door, to snatch some
" crimson balsam for n love wounded
heart And a girl might ask her lover
for some Of that balsam right before the
old folks, and they would think il was Il
new kind Of gum drop.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08
Nhy Advertise (!

rt1pl, sometimes ask why does Dr. 4. v.
Iu advertising Lis family medicines. which arr
i4 Popularity and sale. Il is well known that
A. j. stewart considered Ii good policy. snd
undoubtedly u paid linn. O. spend many hundred
thousand dallars lu advertising his Foods vet uo-
body questioned The tAcrllrnoo 0f his merchAn-
o.-e Tie grand serrrt ~ success lies III Offer.
ing oHiy good, which possess merit 10 sustain
Themselves, and then through hheTal ard per-
s'si,lt advertising making iAt people thorough
j acquainted with the.T good qualities. Men
Ga not succeed in afuAssing great fortunes, es-
i4lli.hlns b thriving and permanent business.
aud founding substantial institutions hkc bT.
Pierce Grand Ayalld- Hotel al Buffalo,
which uasI over two hundred thousand dollars.
UuLtss their business he legitimate. their goods
Uyfltuuuu-. and Their rtTNlcvs which they
render tNt people genuine and valuable. br
rltIrr does NOT attempt TO humbug won ly
telling yuu that has Golden Medical Discovery
wtL egEg Ali diseases lie sayh If vOuT lungs
are half wasted by consumption my Discovery
UlH uul car, yuu. yet a. E remedy for severe
coughs. aHa al Curabie bronchial throat and
Jung affections. / believe Il % be- unsurpassed
CO. q rtmelN. The peopl, have eanhdencg in
L.r mrtllcL,s because be- does upI over rec
uuuucud tt,u. ard nhru tried they glTe saiir-
tAfiiaa His Medical Adviser a ioul. ~ over
nine hundred pages illustrated hyt hundred
al8 ,8rAJy-gao ,IEfafiugs and boa ln cloth
and gl.t. Do offered 80 tss people At 80 moderate
S TTlas .sl.lH. past-pa.1l tAat it b. Hu wonder
that Alaso,t ole hundred Thousand Lave already
atra sold Hlr lnvuaaralum books arc GA
c1eN druggist cuuutrr lur free dlstfilutluu.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08

In Germany the capital invested hy
thirty-two Of the largest iron and steel
manufacturing companies in that coun-
try amounts to SIS, 035, 900, and the net
loss, exclusive Of interest and deprecia-
ton N the value Of property last year
was 81, 794. 900. Only six of the com
panies paid any dividend, and the most
fortunate Of these six was one Of the
smallest, which divided 2-3 per cent.
The Prussian mining and iron company,
Of Dusseldorf, with a capital Of 81, 700,
600, lost S5Oj. 900 ON last years opera
tons, and S215, 900 on those Of the year
before Tie net loss Of the thirty-two
companies in two years has been -, no. =
600. II misery loves company, here is
plenty Of IL.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08
InyincibIc in Peace; Invisible in War.

The authorship Of this aphoristic wit
ticism has generally been attributed TO
the Hon. Ben. Hill, OF Georgia, who re-
Gently applied It, ON the floor Of Con-
grcss. to the present day. The merit Of
il belongs TO the late Capt. George II.
Derby, better known by the nom dc
Dlttli, ut John PhuniX. When sta
toned nj San Francisco he was invited
10 public dinner given 10y n company
of State militia. Being called upon for
a toast. though Il guest, he could not re-
press h $ love for satire, and accordingly
gave: "The California Militia-Inyin-
chile in Peace; Invisible in War.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08
CuriOsitieS Of Life.

Lay your finger on your pulse and
know that at every stroke some immortal
passes to his Maker; some fellow being
crosses the river OF death and If We
think Of il we may well wonder that it
should be so long before our turn comes.
Half Of all who live die before seven
teen years.
Only one person in ten thousand lives
to be a hundred years old, and but one
in hundred reaches sixty years.
The married live longer than the
single.
There is one soldier to every eight
persons, and out Of every thousand born
ninety-five weddings take place.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08
Mhnn Ynn 90 10 Ncr Yark

.; is desirable a. stop 81 The best hotel The
lesi Aotol u present is within the reach . The
must moderate purse. i should be generally
known u4at the Grand Central. the largest o.
tsc arst-ciass hotels, has reached tine loves;
..Azrd pan rcductiou ye' made that is the
lezt Lrsi--lass accommodations Tor s2.5o and
$500. instead - 400 and $500 peg day.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08

Co.. sHafe, manufactured lu Chicago. j. shown
ly the unprecedented sale which thttF goods
have reached daras tAc wear lss6. TIr by
faT ls The largest saap manufacturing concern
ia the lu.,e3 S,at,, producing aul tellIug Ia
p. tag: 20 tlls elu-rfE. FROM The Red ri,eT q
u, haEth ta New orleans, and from Portland,
ir.. O. Naa Francisco. -5.uJLGuH bounds An-
ulallF. Aa ra-calo1 Frrascs enter INTO these
-aaTs. on'y Vure refined tAiigw and vegetable
..'s az, usua, soutalutag uo a1ulicfatlan. Fair
and Square weights slways reliable THIS is Why
ths.r saap. are -1 popular With an good aud
economical HausfLe esfafs
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08

Il ha,, iriod tho Peruvian Syrup. and The
result fully s..taius suur prediction. II has
made new usu uf me. infused into nv systcin
upw visor and oucpy / ann uo longer irtmu-
laus uui dcMhiatgj rs WHOM YOU last saw me,
lut stronger. htafiicf and Win larger capacity
Tor lalsar mental and physical. than 90 any time
g5srsus- the last Eve wears.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08

Is there cne reader Of this paper sui-
ftI5ur from rA,umati-m2 II So, write 60
Welrion-tiuc N Bentley. druggists Washing
ton u. g. Tor . circular % Dursng Rhru
matte i mJdy This medicine Is taken inter
uailv. sud VIII positively cure amy case u
rheumatism on the face of the green earth.
rricc one dollar bottle,
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08

Wl5,a sou &c Go New YORK. ihe fremont
Haafe. GGl Broadway. kert GA European plan,
i- ,he place Auu can have a ouulf fustal!e raam
Cog s5 r.-. aul 81 Tsf day. lou can So good
meal Tor irHin 80 cts. g. ~ cfs. 1uu wi ho
ueaf ali ;ls uhaIesaI, dry goods housgz. and
tl, rFs au3 stages passing thr cuuf nll take
1.s to auy part ~ iLe city. uas .ailsloi
know every one viii b. who gives thon d trial
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08

The population Of the United King
dom uf Great Britain and ireland is. IN
round numbers, =. 900, 600 the number
ui inhabited houses 5,2l2. g32, and there
are II, III, ,766 acres Of asseasable land IN
the kingdom.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08
SWORN STATEMENT
oF
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

Csagfasu. hereby certify that ! have had ca.
is e' iii y ~ W. ~. ~ ~ z ~ ~ 49,
Gdl6s a s head. Faias serass 10 itss. dfi5
iasiis hafa aaa saasiss( earh sssafs a sais ssr.s
tHe chest AHd gFrfy isdithilau ~ finn, n
- Iapldlg 10 uy hssd ara tifsat tisi eoas is frs
tAgm I've lirglenly q HiElt would sgfiha ont q
~ gs3i3 isss E ys rss5ss f e yfsy s & h M g,f =,
Nsits, N wv ~, ~ - n W " sf VI ~ ,
10y t94aila we're uleef aied and turh naaHef tiHt
FmlaeHt surgeon ia ftEasa ~ az epefallaa 80 iir.
W hi ~ Isqgrst pot lgara lL Iha eolsiani its
poisonous mutteF dvFpiHg dgua from 80 hes8. , g
- fi..5.ea s,.9 l1la.ssa nF laeEs ihss ceesl D.
began q th9w to effects of d. .a disease giHii ltst
tss: &C., rf,g' a34 se@fa SFs1 s}gfi..,la "a Of
reached ssstiaEe y about sir tuotlAH aKa heran
~ q =. = ~, 49, ~ y. 80 =. =. - .i, 49, y,
b. TIE nfst nase seemed q ClfEr ny head e. had
arrest l6s dIsei'arsss Il siat.i 10 ess. 4 b 6rss
faEf 10 nfiag u a. FafEie topn reduced thf la-
coon ceased - tIsahle int 1as sarf nsa srFaea rf
clrsi d,sappfaIed' tas burning nc.ses ia ~ Ltsa
petelg restored and every sympi9m ~ disease t.Hf
b4 tit asr uf RFiH b ~ olcALt utHfoa tAahTfu.
Asss h.sa iGa9 tp.-st Pc asss. q = etefsi'i.i
hope 10 convince macy tf4t this q Ffeat fffarr
at4 familiar villa tte t1eatniflt Il Iatarh e. r.
ihasI eminent abaai ~ case have usse egefy ki-
az Fglelf and anpafafs 81 a. have appeared auflfH
siF as Iss ear care I5 II y i sensT e s hss .i si
obtained Hu rcutf oF ehceaFar lrs if asg - them.
tiane rufiHE 5st Il 81 lfli e. fuhs b aufUaL ca.
have recommended b iA over ouc haHdrr1 ratls
without shgic tksr q fare, ana hks % HuinFfuuf
Instances received hniNsEld efINfk faaa pafn ~
WHOM hate tutl oAc Bottle. Tale is tsa gHY T-irnt
mtulelEc have cAtf ye commended. never AhfinE hr
EEFE1 ia Ehtl before. asoN an CONSTANTLY caEaEtd tu
tAriF ta-c. Very Efhtrfallg 9ulfGs
AosTla. lra. -- Lsi-. hLoAGE ,. NiArNOEE.
6pFFuIE. e. Tsh p. is1s
Ta5a psrs uaIiy sfPezred ne ssid Gsefss D. Dlns-
uofe. aa4 maze lai iagi as iaFrEo-AE aAleggeEt VI
hin Subscribed is true. BEFORE lat,
hLIH =. THOMAS
tueFlrH fsff aanee
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08

An experienced lady observes that n
good way TO pick out husband is to see
how patiently he waits for dinner when
it is behind time Her husband re-
marks that a good way to pick ont wife
is to see whether the woman has dinner
ready in time.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08

We notice that the agricultural papers
an osor the country recommend the use 81 Sa,r-
.dru'S CBealgs Condition. Po'ci7-s.- Eroi1Hgr.
Farmers and others IN this ~ec,ion have leng
known and appreciated the advantage Of these
powders over an others.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08
MA Slight Gold" Courlls.

Pow are aware of the importance of checking
couRh or slight cold, which would yield 10
a mild remedy. but u neglected often attacks
the lungs " Broius bronchial Truciss give
sure and almost Immediate relief
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08

Ff.iru 8f fI. .t..ntrsf..t..,
Mn Na,,, ,p,uh .f T,a, fsynr,I th,
substitute l,,i.ftvs nst D,. .,l,,,piss,.r Ma
directed +, sa,.rtatu tle irts ,,te al tl. Stat,
hut Instead ,f tH-t thalsd lrlurbt fsru,
certificate r,,klut. vttb u8ul rul .H,ua,,r tu
A,ua.triIa IL al lhuu,st tA.tnl.
Nh herman .prm4 az N.o \,,l r.r,tu.ut
"a ann tfr I[.,r.f,,,,. ~ ,,,, .',,',,s ...,, t,',
it could mot r.-l,, t,.t.m.,. l,.l, srr,r.l
ta pua,, that traud existed and that certain
,lr,tar. ost, url.tIr. a,l.l declared that stlgl
a lrrlsluu u... .fa fNr ,ff,.f tH8t il,r. ,tss u.t
t4N,r tY ..pur..- tt .t.lt,l. tf.. t,tf. ar.l
slult, down ffsul
Mr. Thurman tu,uA. .f Ohio. ar..a,.l that
u,ge unconstitutional auI I..trf-tI,, af ..r
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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-08

4 ttarUHld t,y. A. Ugaf.
The rdrfiainu hn,in.. lr-u rad. the prrsilur
rnir.r asl,i whether thor. v,rr au, uiIsriluua
tntl, decision
Nir Iu..p ,p,ul rf tnuialsus tl,r,uruu
r,sr al.d urr.rutea objections tu tar du.lr,uu.
.n tl. .tr,uul utgt III, r.tpltl.s,..u had a..
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"a III, .,f,t'.-t,. 81. a aui a .l.,ui.i h.. -..,ut.
"a for lIa,ea aud Wheeler. such r,idusr, tu
fl, sgulfary uutUtth-tan,ltur Tho manner a..
.it.. ,f rr,gt lrupth ths prs,e,Ilurr ~ tho
.auiuI..Iau tut ti,, aaIut af b. t.. rejection
.f ~, ,,tl.u.. u i- rIeu,l iy tun-t'. tlr
r.uusgat- m both houses.
Upon thy presiding allr,i calling iuF further
objections Senator Wallace .nymh uf Penn
e,lNaula. rasv ANIL presented thv following elFu-
,a o., a uumhyI ut srHatafu aud mrmb,Ts@
IN-t That thr decision iu lu violation ut
Emo Electoral a,t lu th.s That hy the arl thr
yHHulssinn ie r,lu.r,i &" dvrid' whether auy
aud what Nul.- itnu -ugh state arc thv Nui'n
provided Iur hN ih, Constitution. aNd What per.
rHu7 were duN sualHtti oluiaIa }rl th,
commission I,iur,1 o. examine and ascertain
nan .Wyty uuly appointed electors .u auI lN th,
state 90 Louisiana. a"d what votes tI"m thst
state arc within 'l' provisions uf ih, tuu-illu.
N"H ut Tie 'h't'd Hiaie7.
N,,'id l.'''"-y ti' act creating lao o"ih-
mission was la77,d Co. tHr ,uJ that th, tauHls-
suu would Luar aAi ,Aamiua v,it,aye and
honestly decide What e.,.luta lu auy disputed
state "vfy fAiA UWd legally ,hu7,us whereas,
iho commission iuilrrl o. l.,al ant consider
Co... ,Nldgne, Offered tH show q 81 ,Lo ,ivelurr
whose Nuty- lao ,.H.u.a-lll. had decided should
.r -.uaivi were uut 4aIs gAvr,tsl hut that utya
Aa4 falsely aIli IiaHi4l H'E a.lrl a7 7H.A
,.rc,ug=, alt al-N refused uiisr- Goo show that
u' pretended ,gstAr.iea ut r.erluH were proc
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