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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01
A Russian Story.

The Russian princes in Paris are all
men Of large incomes, but tgenerallyspcnd-
thrifts. One Of them borrowed the sum
Of ten thousand francs from money
lender, giving lis note for the same. On
the day it fell due the holder presented
it for payment, and was told by the
prince that he had no money 10 waste in
paying debts At that moment a gen
tleman entered, and the prince handed
him twenty thousand francs to meet the
losses Of the night before at the club.
The lender tore up his note Of hand, and
said, when going out " Now. prince,
there is nothing between rs but a debt
of honor The prince bowed and hand
ed over the money without word. The
second begins III the same way. but when
the lender presented his note the prince
few in a passion, called him hard names,
and, drawing a revolver, made him eat
the note Of hand. a few days later the
lender received his money, with a thou
sand franc bill thrown in as interest.
Shortly afterward the lender received a
letter from the prince, telling him that
he was again in want Of money, and
telling him to present himself with To-
900 francs and stamped paper upon
which to write his Internal notes of
hand. The lender came with the money.
" Where is your paper for the note ?"
he said, taking the money. Here it is,
prince, said the lender, drawing large
cake of gingerbread from his pocket.
The prince laughed at the joke and short
ly afterward paid the debt with interest.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01
Winter Fashion Notes.

\ great many buttons appear Oh all
the new suits.
Fancy feathers are worn more than
ostrich tips and plume,.
C1quettish little bows Of ribbon and
lace ara worn I'm the hair.
Buckles of gold. silver. jet and steel
are used IN trimming hats again.
One Of the newest fabncs Is of camel's
hair. interviewer with feather down.
Smyrna lace is the fashionable trim
ming Of the moment FOR undertaking.
Sky blue and myrtle green is a fash
ionable combination for evening dresses
Marine and ink blue, myrtle green,
and seal brown are popular colors for
kid gloves.
Hamburg embroilaries are cheaper
and more used than ever for trimming
Undertaking.
Cardinal rel Kid gloves are seen on
some OF the glove counters. and the
statesmen say a few ladies call for them
They are stitched with white or black on
the back OF the hand in three triple rows.
Someof thelatest importationso of Paris
suits are simply longprincesse, polouaises,
looped very low down in the back. and
have one deep h9uncc put on at the bot
tom in such manner as to simulate an
underskirt
Some Of the handsomcst imported
French suits have the underskirt Of cam
bric Of the color Of the polonaisc. with
deep ilounces of wool serge or silk set on
at the bottom. In these suits there is al
ways a finish Of velvetecn, silk. or serge
put around the bottom. under the lower
most houncc. Holbein green is o new
shade Of this popular color.
The most fashionable coiTura at the
moment is a catagun loop or waterfall of
waved hair, falling on the neck and in
closed in a large mcshcJ silk braid net.
which covers all the back Il the head
with puffs and Is fastened ON the top
with bow Of ribbon. Another bow of
ribbon is placed in the nape Of the neck.
Just above the catapun loop The net iB
Of cardinal red, or blue, green. or brown
silk braid and is called the d" Lucca or
the Massaniello." The front hair IL
crimped, waved, or banged in tins style
Of cOiffure
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A Hcartrcnding Scene.

4 correspondent. writing of the dis
astcr 20 the British steamer Circassinu
at Bridgchamptpn, l.. l.. SAYS Amid
the bowling Of the tempest and the roar
Of the waves there WAS borne b. our ears
the voices Of the poor fellows in the rig
ging, singing hymns and praying III
chorus to God. There was hardly a dry
eye on shore among Ms as we heard these
thrilling and supreme appeals 10 God.
Among those on the wreck were ten
Saimcco"k Indians. who. rs rule, are
vorT good men. During this aRonizing
scene, which lasted for hours. we heard
these men praying. The beach was
lined with hundreds Of people, many Of
them women, sobbing piteously. Some
Of them were the wives Of the doomed
men. The wind on shore ragged with
terrible violence, driving the people
hither end thithcr. The life saving
crews Of Southampton, distant five and
a half miles, and East Hampton, about
the same distance, had arrived, bringing
their mortars with them, and but did not
attempt TO use their life line when firing,
as nothing could be done They, how
ever, fired number Of blank shots to
try and reanimate the courage Of those
on board.
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TIE MANuFACTORY.

The Estey Organ mandatory is well worth
a visit 10 any interested in mechanical aud art
progress. The works are situated on ari eleva-
ted plateau, overlooking a considerable portion
of the village Of Brattleboro' They consist OF
eight main slate covered factories, which are
forty feet apart, three stories high, one hundred
feet long and from thirty 10 thirty-eight feet
wide Near by is gas house, which supplies
not only the factories, but some portions Of the
village, with illuminating gas Of excellent quail
ity steam fire engine named ~. Estey,"
is kept constantly ready for use and may be
manned at a moments notice by drilled COM
pany OF the workmen- A perfect system OF
speaking tubes and electric bells establishes in
stsntaneous communication between the Office
and all parts Of the premises. Over five hun
dred worl6men are employed, and every care is
taken TO secure for them health, comfort and
safety, as well as a perfect and economical
working of the establishment. Many Of the
little rooms occupied by the tuners are made
charmingly cozy with pictures and flowers, mr.
ranged TO suit the taste Of the occupants. The
cheerful hum of machinery mingles with the
chirping Of thousands of reeds, and sends forth
a not discordant song Of industry which psne-
trates many Of the pleasant homes Of the work
men.
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raIIe Twelve Hundred Feet.

The Virginia City Nevada EUi,r-
pris, hns the following account of
horrible accident which occurred at the
Consolidated Imperial mine Among
tn" miners coming 81 the surface at the
time of changing shafts was Hugh Nc
Duuucll, q native uf Nova Scotia, and
aged about thirty-rieht years. There
wcr, four other mon ON the cage with
him ai the time. When the cage had
reached within one hundred feet ut the
surface Mcdonnell tainted, and before
his condition WAS known to those with
him. fell from the cage. The mog was
caught as he fcll between the cage and
the timhcrs uf the shaft and horribly
torn and mutini"i, and before the cage
could bo stopped. was rolled on and
pr,cipitated 80 feet down tine lnlt.
What little somhlaucc of humanity was
left in his hiclcss form 10y the cage WIS
crushed ont hy the fall. A. soon as
possible the cage WAS lowered aud the
fragments uf his remains gathered mp IN
a blanket and taken 10 the surface. His
head. legs and arms were all torn of,
and there WAS scarcely enough of ms
body left together to tell how the pieces
belonged. But there Is on" consolation
I'm connection with the whole matter, and
that il that hc WAS scuscloas when first
caught between the timhcrs and the cage,
and consequently suffered nothing from
either that or his fall Il is not unusual
for persons who have been in the hot air
of a mine to faint on being brought near
the surface, when the first breath Of
cool, fresh mir meets the lungs. The
reason for this We do not pretend TO nm
dcrstand but the fact is well known to
all. Many run the risk Of just such n
death as happened to Mr. Mcdonnell, by
being ashamed tp let their condition he
known g. their comrades on the cage.
They. in fact, risk their lives for fear Of
being laughed nt The only salvation
lies in informing those on the cage Of
the feeling and being by them sustained
till the surface ia reached or the cage is
stopped.
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SEw WILCOX a GIBBS


Every organ uhich leaves the Es3ey mAnufAc-
tory, from the little Cottage Gem. with is four
octave manual and single set Of fogty-eight-
reeds % the Double Bank Pedal Organ. with
seven fun sets Of reeds and sixteen stops bear
the uniform stamp % entire faithfuiness in
manufacture. No need 90 puff such wares I'd
r1us,lIHl, with flaming advertisements Ike
quaok medicine no need 30 push their sales by
choapeIiing the price. A simple statement %
fact j. their best Recommendation They are
as perfect as human ingenuity, care and skill
can make them, and are sold az tho lowest
prlce consistent with fair profit Whenever
improvements are possible they are adopted at
once, whether ia workshop. machinery ur instrn-
ment Czlder such circumstances. Il ceaaes
20 be q wonder that the sale Of the
EStey Organ j. increasing with such
rapidity. both 81 home and abroad and
that enlarged facilities for lis production are al
ready necessary. although the Estey establish
ment has been for wears the largest reed organ
manufactory In the world Nine thousand
organs were turned out last wear. These organs
rcpresonted business of over one million dol
lars such figures are more eloquent IN testi-
mony of worth than the most dowery aud skill
fully worded sentences.
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Sniih,s IIcalth Lin.


DR. Smilcr, SAWS Max Adelor, had a
large tank placed ON the top at Ns
hathhouSe from which 60 supply hls
h0om, and so forth, with water The
water had to I've pumped up fifty feet
from the Cjsiom m the yard. "l'd the doc
tor found It to I've pretty Eo"d S'.'d
Job, which would cause blm constant rN-
peuSe - after thinking the matter
over very carefully. one day am ldra
struck HIM. lie built q room over ihc
cjsicm and puj won't Saultauum over
the door rhrn he concealed She pump
machinery beneath the floor and he
rirycd up "a kjnd ut complicated appm-
aims viii, handles and hinges and ii crank, ,
sn that d man hy standing iuthe middle
M the machine anl pull.ne The haudlc
m, apd dow, would aprrttc that pump.
Th,u the d.rtsr s,rt out cIuularS and
pui,GshsI u.I,rrtI.ul,u,sa about "Su,Irr's
pstcut Health LIT" and Dc s,gurJ
tast;,,,,u,,ls fr,,,. E, tN,rl,..uI arsaof p,,s-
m, NH, a..rr,a ,Iat th, h,slta nu was
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~ IN, huu,an l,,,e prEtty slun pcDplr
b,s7,p =, se,, about il and Smiltr would
,,rsb tb,,, ,pt T., tbr "SanItarium " uud
sst tI,,,o +, ;,rl,ug tb, hagIlcs Aud
vb,n a CUSTOMER ba3 pumped ur utv
eallap~ ar so. Smilcr would char1r him
Il ouartrr. aut tell hmm that three months
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Liver Complaint.

lu iAls tl-,ats NIstarz BalsAm has uuduuht-
cIIs lIuyyi muI, ,nluac.uus than anN remedy
hitherto employed aHi u uumrruus Instances
where patients Lad endured long aad severe
suffering. without receiving thy lrast byneht
frr.u various gyIucdia- and Uh,a Aoftusy hsd
f4.sa rr-urt,l 90 lu vain. the u,t ~ the EslsaIn
has restored iL, liver 60 a healthy action. sud
Iu MANY instance effected permanent curvs,
after every known fsia,dy had failed 10 produce
"a, d,,.I.L elect
So GO. auI - a bottle Sold ~ all druggists.
Irr.m Wm e. Potter. Waterford, \. ~
"A few wears slaee I nas @a severely attacked
With IN,l complaint a- 90 hy entirely unable %
attend Go uy luslu,--. ] rausglttd with the
}.-l ply-.r.aus lu .aT place. lut they gave nae
uy y,.,f After suffering tHI mvrv than year,
l..ug confined ,a Jt. house Iuush - tile time,
procured b luTlla = NlstaI- E-lsam u Mid
tLesf. aul t,iry had A-ui uuvAai II j
was rIl, C.. Ie-am, Iy lu,.l,-s o., lsu.
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A>htabula and Angola.

The scene uf the terrible acciie4t on
the Lake Shore railrud is In many ry-
Spects similar ta that uf lhe Angola dis
a>ter, the horrors ut which il more than
equals. Il Is 40 the cu's>lu- Of the Ash
tAhula river. u small stream which urlus
the farming country ui the same name,
and close hy the village ui AshAhulu, O..
The stream is shallow ami NOT uaIigahlr.
and vessels engaged in trade ui the lake
and country have % load and unload M
the port ON the shore ug the lake three
miles below. Where the railroad crosses
the little river the banks are high, the
perpendicular height yi tile bridge irom
the water being seyeutv-fyr feet.
It VIII be rgE-aMhrrrl that the Angola
disaster, which took place Dee is. lStS,
ON the same road. occurred ut the cross
ing Of a stream. The tram IN that ease
WAS much behind time and was coming
down the line NJ lightning speed % make
mp the lost moments. \ car jumped the
track and was dragged ACROSS tie bridge.
Just before reaching the ymbank-
meut ON the other side IL fell
over with a crash and wis thrown down
the ice covered slope q distance ui forty
feet This ear WIS dashed 10 pieces and
burned. and hut three Of its occupants IT.
manned 20 tell the story of the horrors Of
that wintry afternoon. One of the other
two passenger cars of the train went
down the opposite side of the emhank-
ment. a distance of about twenty-five
feet. IL was wrecked completely and
twice caught fire, but the flames were
put out both times 10y the passengers.
The situation WIS not as horrible rs at
Ashtabula, because the wrecked passsa-
gers were not in the water. hu, IL WAS
nearly rs bad, because of the lee aUi cold
and burning cars. The loss 10y yh, An
gula accident was tweutv-six killed, ui
whom tveuty-three were 80 badly burned
that they could not bee identified, and
forty-six wounded The injured were
taken 20 Buffalo and cared for A hrl-
liant ball was 10 have been given ut that
time at Buffalo, but was abandoned ont
OF respect for the dead
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THE MAKERS.

The firm os ]. EEtey q Co. is made up OF
Mr.. Jacob Egley. his son. julius ]. Eetey and
his son-in-lAw, Levi k. Fuller. Mr.. Estcy,
senior. il the veteran reed organ maker uf
America. II not of the world. He begun the
business in Hrastleboro thirty wears ago, in a
single roon. with SIX workmen. and has make
his way constantly forward, in spite Of more dis
aStcrs and drawbacks than often attend such
enterprises This fact Is due 10 the man him
self. He has made himself through force Of
honesty, energy, shrcwdness and perseverance.
Flooding on and on. smiling at disasters by fire
and food. planting his feet resolutely on all
obstacles with indomitable faith in himself and
his work, he hiss reached a very proud place
among his fellows, while still in the prime Of a
hale and vigorous manhood His executive
abikty is great He knows every detail OF the
vast business and watches its daily progress
with a marvellous approach % omnipresence.
But. however absorbed ko may be in this direc-
ton, he has never neglected his highest duties
and privileges as a citizen. Always foremost
in everything conducive 20 the public welfare.
actively interested in Affairs Of church State
and society. his influence has been wide and
good and the cordial esteem he has earned so
hon0rably waits impatiently for fitting oppor-
tunity 10 do him honor in kind.
The younger members of the firm. who have
been active partners for a decade Of years. had
been trained in the business under the tuition
of their senior for some time previous, aud the
partnership only served 20 concentrate their
energies. They are young men Of sterling
natural ability, and seem 10 have been particu-
larly well fitted FOR the positions assigned them
Mr. julius Estey is St the head Of the counting
room aud supervlses the mathematical intrioa-
cies Of the immense business with clear-head-
I'd faculty that might well be considered N
synonym for uniform correctness. The count
ing-roOm OF a mandatory is where its heart
beats. Health there means strong and
regular pulsation through all the veins and
arteries Of workshop and storehouBe. Mr.. Fuller
is at the head Of the mechanics OF the concern.
His native talent stimulated by thorough
mechanical training, has been invaluable and In
disponsahle in the long and uninterrupted Sc
ries OF experiments and inventions which, UNI
der his ready and intelligent guidance, have
been combined in the complete whole known as
the Estey Organ. Both these gentleman are,
equally with their elder, in the van OF every
move1ent that tends TO promote the public
wealth and prosperity as reliable, progressive,
faithful and enthusiastic IN all such matters as
in their personal affairs. Character stamps
these men as il does their manufactures. Posi-
tive merit is the underlying principle Of their
success.
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TIL.
ESTEY ORGAN.
The Instrument, the Makers,
and the Mandatory at
BrattlebOro', Vt.
TIN IN-1ltt NENT.

F,a p.o.l. an lho civilized world io'iay,
among thr-. who are Interested 10 music ami
The forms % musical oppression, have not
h,afl " thc Es,sy Organ. and smaller stu Is
the number u thaac who do mot, after practical
ae4uaiutaucc with tho superior merits II that
noble instrument ,he,rfaly conccic the proud
claim ~ is makers. tha.
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There can be no mistake about il,
Matches plug tobacco takes tho lead.
Old hne cui chcworA say u gives better salts.
faction and Ia 81 reaper than hno cut You can.
not be- imposed rp0n. each plug has the
uulds " MAtchinha 4. y. Co. ON wooden
tag. Try Il oiico aud ynu will always ufo H.
Manufactured by the fioneer Tobacco Com.
puny, New York
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GnnI Advice.

Whom luu gu o. Nre iuiL, CHECK your bag
gag, fur thr Grand Central Hotel Tho roumB
a., large. airy atd elegantly furnished the
tatly uuo,o,ptluuabl, and when yuu icaNe the
hil be- made at ~, 90 and $500 per day prices
having hrru reduced frmn ei.Oo pcr day. 1t Ia
the arf,-t hpt,l in NrW lurk.
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Restaurant proprietors in New York
have been losing their oysters lately,
and, suspccting that they were stolen,
set n watch at night to detect the thieves,
when, 10 they were found to bc rats
They selected the largest and finest oys-
tcrs, nibblcd at the mouth Of the shells
until they made a hole large enough to
admit their tails $50 runs the tale), suck
ed out all the juice, and the shells then
burst open, leaving the oysters exposed
The rats then ate the oysters.
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UNITED STATES CONGRESS-.



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Catarrh, rnlcHs checked ia the early
stages, lcAds tp dangerous diseases ~ the throat
Aud lungs. 4 Akrn when tlic symptoms FIRST ap-
pear sanfords Radical Cure for Cutauh ia Ia
stautly cfuctigr.
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4 London paper says that the head
manager of one private bank IN London
rccciyos u salary Of $4,000 per nnum,
and the two assistant munngcra $4,000
tnyh
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At our request Cragin & Co., Of Phil
adelphia, Pa, have promised to send
any of our readers, gratis Ton receipt of
fifteen cents TO pay POSTAGE a sample of
Dobbins' Electric Soap to try. Send at
Ouce.
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From PAULINE LUCCA, the Celebrated Prima DOnnaI

tho ITatebou
fnn resembles
tho Pine organ quality
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balaani, the great New
England cure Tor coughs, oolds and oonsump-
tiun. Cutler Bros. Co =, Boston, only genuine,
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Lrrom NINE. EssIPoEE. the wondsrfal Pianist.l

Petersburg
perfectly sympathetic On other
produced chole sound the lower registers
to 4 hucc churhor
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the Mus cal Society a Moscow All

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