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~ 1917 rfyEGETINE. at
!. ,-:->--T = - = ~,
" ,! g e E' r. ! n 2 Ms. p I, = I :
f.r,r.1 Tt.-t .s:LHs& - 10 t-.- a.- vs ?
WILL CURE scEoRULA, I, I:
81 s., q! asp.tpI9N al =. ~'' - q. 80 -
{rIrsIs:g =, ....yif!tfst ,s.s II. 81
-, - .a,sCRoETLoUs HUMoR. :
,sCRoEULOUs HUMOR,

-gytfs tl'fIiEilst< 5ttF si''. ''''l} !. y -
= yEaEr1NE win, eradicate from the system every
faint of scrofula and scrofnlous Humor, II has
permanently RELATIONSHIPS in Boston and vicinity
who had been longand painful sufferers. ..l;.-I
s5st CANCER DANGEROUS RUMoR.t ,, 7:
The marvellous effect Of vEGEr1NEr in case Of
Cancer and Caneerpus Hu,nor challenges the most
profound attention of the medical hculty, many Of
whom are prescribing yEGETINE to their patients
cANKER.
vrerr1sn hsaneever ei hd to epss the most m
flexible case of ganker.2t -, - :, -.
~ : - ,MERcURIAL DISEASES ~
The vEGBrH5u meets With wofsfsr5ul success in
tie tie cure of ,hiaaaass of diseases. ~: = s,r 81
- A., t!Ets&i j!;.s 't 81 :i,fJ+.! - ;+i. l.
.sALT-RHEUI- ,..,, 49,. 49,, =
letter, salt-Hneum, scald- Head s. e. will certainly
yield to the great Alternative effects of yEGETrNE.
Jointly 7. .ER US
ffEVEIlSE.naS ue'SI AaIe1A s% SlsSS VAC ntoSe ~
vererate cassof Ersspelas. t - ~ I,,,s4
%tPIsrPLEs AND % HUMoas; oNtTHE FACE.
. H., 8, a-- H. yi4 /, ysi--.i - i-t ri |Ssst =
Reason should teach US that . bloschy, rough, q
pfmplea siin depends entirely, upon an internal
cause, and no outward can ever cure the
defect. YEGErINE Is the Observation-Disclosures:
II; rsafoRs, ULCERS, OR OLD, SORES, y,
are cansed an iune stale Of theblood ceapse
the blood thoroughly With yEGETiNEs and these
complaints win disappear. t.i, =: .se ~ ~
f - i. . .2'.!. oATARRH. 49, =,
FSrtbis complaint the aaly substantial benefit can
Be obtained through tne bloed yEsET1sH Is the
:.; CONSTIPATION.
yEnEr1sE does lot act aS cathartic to debtitats
the bowels, but cleahses all the ogana enabling each
to perform the functions deyolying upon them.
K r,f;.r PILES: z G'Y81>J"1.E2
yEesriNE has leatored thousands a to- health who
have been long AID painful sufferers. +, ~: ~
70; q DYSPEPSIA 49,. ... ~ ~ d bs3b
FEl.I..t'. - Z. ~; - GitiJ,',i '-'' sI
,IfNEdETINE L. taken regularly according TO dis
rectons certain and speedy cure Will follow itsuse
i ! i.,,. FAINTNEss AT TEE STOMACH. II e.
/ vEGRT1aE is, not a stimulating bitters which
creates fictitious appetite, but gentle tontc'
which assists, nature to restore the stomach to a
healthy action fn4 a 81 ~
=" : FEMALE WEAKNESS. .t3$.4 ';.,s
Il VEGEriNE acts directly upon the causes of these
Complaints 1T lay,gorates and, strengthens the
whole system, acts upon the secretive organs, and
allays Inflammation. -
/ GENERAL Debility.
In this CONF iaint: the good effects Of the vsaf-
TINE are realized Immediately after commencing
to take it debility denotes Of the blood
and vEGETINE acts directly upon the blood
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RICHMOND MARKETS. .ia,

..b'l 2ESlCt1NGlND WAEGhcl o.. ".
:. - w.. - - - !, FRIDAY. July g. 1872
s.ss Country Produce!-tIN .iV'Fs
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, saEbc.;; sar to
s0SSS corr ~ Mea l.: 7a@75c bushei for country
Dried FTuit: Apples. 2sfS sc.I . ib.: peaches.
peeled, Io@l2c-; upeeled,s 7S1oc'; ctprrhes, 10
Eggs: In barrels, 12c. .dozen: Ia crates, l2@
EsatAers: Prime l,ys-s9oss 9c:; common. 25c.
Hay: Virginia timothy, S5@95c.; clover COO
eS Scts I'll aie 75a soc ,,3rs = li' II Isl
Potatoes. irish. p barrel $2.50@ S3.'''
Lard: Country, 1o@1lcI -a'3.IGt 1871 ~. IA
Eye j., ,cco,ng Il hnts &
Baied Strapo: ;40@45c: J
Iatl9W: &c; - 10: x ,:e.ai in. H., o.ao
BURY Wool Win bring fons 10 &C. - 10 less than
above rates. g.. 1871 c;ttr.
= ! Il Cenaens, Lime. piastcr. &C.! aH'si
Cement Ressnda!e 81. 65 @sl.7s p barres;I James
h, Line AgrssSitlirs, Ioc bushe Virginia, IN
dian Rock q no Rockfana, OH rs, accord
s5issg ssgsessss sssa s7soess
IsH9t ,a.r!f s,,.. Dry Goods. ara1,si II .tfn,l
Broon JSheeaS,aq 90 and Shirti,gsi "a Manehes-
"A .James Rlysr,. sac; * James River. Lssc.::
am Jam River aa,ey PSI aa a
conestosa, 7c-: io4 pepesal, i0r4 CITY 35e.
s, S5safsSS 81 sss sa fss! II tsssa sn
&C.; Home, leHc.; "A Oneida, 1oe.S -
sc; 'Mhitestsae!' skeS X Barnses, G4c. III Red
ee egs4 e. 3 s fo ai s'ssS Ss 6s
SSssss prstIs araa.,evills,
sS sSis keczs ass f ps 1oe
'i psnts :g Harlem: Boston steam su,
mSpd s9c A spssae c. easi
isfy, .ssc 6rieassi Pasihs xshola ei az
Aosssag s e. n a st,f
go w., ~ Dfnss, Dyestufs, oil, &c.s. s..i
AIarn o 4, :, 2Is, ~; !,::a 'ti'" s.ii
Sssssa zsii 1 sS75 > case of four
copperas 2A Z, :. 1 81, :
SesEsesa "a % 1s ~ =, =.
s5 tastss, !; % els Z: =! r., !,
oas: aS Li1sesd soe.: machine. sl@s17s: sperm,
s2'2S: whale, S2c ;sI ah .e2a
iuor4eatsg so@sgsI &C. p gallon qtr
Roots Ginseng, soe.;s TOP asa
Sss.s: sah e IN soda,
Spirits dSrlientine: 42c.-,- -.:l@-e-s: ..
g4I-TI / n iaes.iI.eatneSsasl SOC
Hides !: Green. A@bc.; dry sailed, l2@13c.. dry
fint, 14@l6c; yeI sailed; @9c.; wet saltedc call.
sa saiss $50 oak s leasne
hemIock, 20@21c.: country apnery,26 @4nc. ;HcttY
e1 n1a ls2sss So hR s.rs es
SINS TreaeR' sl:ss@s22S ? NJ; rough ssarsins,
1yon Apc 1sss sssss Ga Bss s
slss aas'ss sas aas;ssS
s5ssis sssss
HeJsssskoss; ~ sS Pc srlk s ss 81
Nails :. Old Dominion. $3.50 per Reg for standk
ard-that is.1e1l.petiy z other dies extra: ..n
Rsesaesr Sastsngs: wholesale 4se'eae Ee'a.l
01 RoSS: Manila best. le@lss. tuts.a =,
Rags: Mixed cotton ssac; wnlte, xe.; "oolen.
a &sse'ffi Foreign Ffaiss and Caiids. 4 4
Candy: l5a1ee NJ Y, 49,, ]. !, !, go. ~ ,,,
Gsgs $sSsssse x Sox. KS; y
Il .li'3&l :es.i2:H s;;sSoceriez. NC. -
Bacon: Shoulders, 6gRzes clear tssidasazss s sAa
i S55ssai e sma Is@I; snsan-
sassa; aa pa aaia ss ia hoops:
.asi4Tss sass q Z 8 Il sAsss sssiass,
soSc.sggod sss, urine 92ss2sfcis'll taspayis ZAP
r1 snssss ha nsbss'llp ss s;Ss ls
& sss ag;5# sss
Rs ss 9,a R aassI@a ss ss7s
sssssa Ss5sss sscs sssl 1s s'' sss s
as sses IS E Is a a ess =
kllSt
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RICHMONDToBACCO EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, July g. 1s7T
d The breaks to-taY Comprised asB he9sheadsR 50
tieSces, and o. boxes. The offerings az auction On
,Change were 90 packages: of:which number SO
were taken In, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from 50 to 1850. flss 3ao.eI ..s9 49,,
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IsHE AMERICA tssils isi s,A .PfguLH.
LII CO.'S .pxtssSEssFo of. New Goods fpnt mp IN me-.
'fallies boxes ,sneYg ffsTy: address V1CTnRg 10
MAuGER, General Agent, Nos. l08, 1913 and ii o.
Rcade street, New York, my 16-Sn
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-ANAcCIDENT TO THE SYLVESTER.
1sneeial telegram 10 the Dispatcn.

NORFOLK, July 8.-The steamer John
Sylvester had the misfortune to break her
shaft while on her trip from Richmond to
this city yesterday. The accident occurred
off Tree Point, in the neighborhood of
Brandon, ard delayed her arrival in OUT
city till about II O'Clock to-day. The steamer
has been taken up to the Clyde wharf to
have the damage repaired, and i. will be
about two weeks before she can resume her
place on the line.
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g, COMMERCIAL :.l ID 4 T. !,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
ss '9 ~, T RICHMOND, July, 6,,1s77
OFFERINGS

a .',... .-,;i- i. OFFERINGS 80 IL
WHEAT.-White, 40 bushels. Red, go ibushels.
COEy.MEAL.-40 bushels -. - ,.,r Il :'a..ryi,G,r
SALES.. 5, ~: GtGta .zsia.
WHEAT.-Red. 166 bushels good Mt $I.65 1873
very good as S1.75 so bashels very 300 a. Si:7o;
j SG bushels prime at S176-total,i $40 busheie.
CoRN.-White, 1900 bushels on private terms.
MEAL-3O bushels unbcted at Toe 2fl ~
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Bishop Lynch has requested us tosay that
there is no found ationI whatever for the ru-
NOR mentioned I'M the New York papers
that he is to be transferred, to- the ATehiepis-
cepal See OF New York as Coad Tutor TO Car
dinal cCloskey.--6 Meas. ~ a
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Flour.

Il Fine, sc. 5O0S6.75: superHne, so; extra su-
periue, $3.50; common family. $9@&9. 30; fancy
family and City Mills, s10.' Stock Hight Win good
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A HOUSEKEEPING.
s.o.,al.4o4fonr..r q, Co Tho nisna,nh

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.E
DANvIIEE, July e.-Colonel Daniel Deck.
ert, editor and proprietor of the Border
Ezpress,. was to dag badly horseWbigped in
the streets by Mr.. a. P. Whitfield a promi-
nent and very popular young tobaeeonist.
Ayounger brother of Mr.; WhitfelGs, IN q
moment Of temptation, got intoHa very un-
fortunate difficulty last week, and Deekert
wrote sensational article about the affair,
in which he seriously reflected lpon Mr.. A.
P. Whitfield, and this was the cause Of the
horsewhipping.> The objectionable article
appeared this mornings Express. ~
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.lrryRIsNkTuRE.l

FGREATEsT ARGAIEgs,, A!.T;,J:;.,,Dp.A
M GATENoOD's E1ES 49, Il A haSe Ma.
nason sto s nasss ios
oHeiea ioE 49, AN PARTIES wishing 90 Rus
VIII ind Il to their IntS1sss 20 e1am
ina NV stock before am.
Repairing. Terms nDeral.s y = -
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fHTeIegrapn.

NEw!YoBH. july 6.-G0ld. opened at 1054.
per cent. Gold, o5k. Exchange--Lon 456, short;
490k.l Governments frmer. State. bonds quiet, 81
IL Erening money on call easy ut l1@2 per cent
Governments firm new SIS, lis. States quiet.
49,. BALTIMORE. i
BALTIMORE, July 81 Virginia SIS. deferred, ~;
Carolins Sc, old, 10; new, TO- .Bidito-day. RI .
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Preparations for, the fourth annual en-
.campment OF the National Soldiers Home,
to be held at Marietta, Ohio, September 4,
are in progress. !, A. majority OF the, Ohio
National Gnara will be in camp at, Marietta,
and letters of inquiry indicate an average
daily attendance Of atleast 25,ooo: Letters
of acceptanes have been received from Gen
eral Sherman, General Fitzpatrick, and Gen
eral Crook, and as far. as, heard from the
iConfederate side will be represented by
General Joseph Ei Joknstons General ~
M. Coekereli, and General Bradley Johnson N
President IacMahon's eom+n,lnit alton to
the Emperor William means, Ia plain words,
that he has no intentions Of attacking Ger
many, being engaged in a deathly struggle
with radicaIism at home. The necessity for
this and other undignified explanations IS
one Of the penalties which the, instalment OF
a Royalist cabinet has entailed. The tone
of tie Berlin official press shows that the
Marshaps pacific assurances are as proftless
as they were hpmiliiating. Neao York Tric
hs,,,
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iDIsSOLUTI0Ns Il PARTNERaElIRs:
ON IAHD5 THIS DATE lAi !;
= RUsINEss win be continued In the name or
sJo 9sss.i =, W.. : jim d WILLIAMS
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"a gttB - f4tul-lE4nEssssAUs > -<'shttsE'' J
..i,J. THE LIVERPOOL, GRAIN .NIRKET..

, y
cular,s says that during the, eommencement
of the, week the grain trade had been
steadier. .Extremelyssma supplies OF ms
TIVE wheat ordered at the prilcipa markets
We're ' .nuicklY cleared at ahardaning rates,
while foreign held more firmly, In some,
cases at aishiIfinE per asiarte advance. lfrr
ports continued hbsrai, but the quantttyfon
passage Is mater ally ducsa In this; and
neigh boring Hi, markk cts, since tuesday fair
amount OF business has been, transacted Ia
wheat. nd the prices OF that day are fully
supported a Maize found few buyers, with
ant alteration, This market to-day Waa5 zen
sttanded. and wheat met Wifsi am active; de-
msnd, California and e 1rss descriptions
advancing 2d: to E .5per csntralsiGs i
The lsastesr-n, Ga complications. {
THE RsJMANIAN GOVERNMENT AND AUsTRIA- =
. THE TuRKs wITHna Aw1sG Fso fMS MONT MONTE
!, - 5lLi y 81
LONDON, July Ga special dispatch from .om
Vienna to- the Daily 1alegrdph says y =. ING
IL n,imarlfan Government before se ldipe
ICONS across the Danube, Inquired now
Anstria would regard such step, ane W.
informed that as long as the hoHnlansAl
Ea- .,r respeeted Servian neutrality Anstsu
srnntd remain Indifferent to lfy moYesm1s aaS
tina mn TYues,s Bnchar est dispatch SAYS sNs
actionis expectsg UNI, e.S ,n5s
lsiah blisl,ed sdsl9ls l o. sI NJ ana
lon,a tha atae ~! WV an'
prepass hi9g iaf sn aa ,snatas saws
Ines 81 IselEta dispale9 NY 3
1Tha Greek and Roman Christians OF hosn J,
] are anxiously awaiting the result OF tasl
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5 7;sss,,f,Is AND JOB WORK NEAIIsagSa1ASa5.'
10 ECUTED AT THE DlslAtets s, ms &
HOUSE ass
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REVENUE FROM +TGBACCo-TAx-THE PREsI-
,.-pENT,s REcESTi ORDER CoNcERNING OFFICE

DENTS REcEST ORDER CONCERNING OFFICE.
II .,sHQl3ERS, .tfsI a.IG..tiilT : IT,
! WASHINGTON, July 6.@LThe Tefenue5 from
\ the tobaceotax has; Increased during the
past eleven months 81 $50 900! Is qua ta.i
The Cabinet session to-day was mainly
devoted to conversation and informal dis.
cussions concerning the Presto ent's recent
order rohfbjsS @ EederaI officers from par.
ticipation Ia the management OF apo litieal
committees and con venti6ns, with especial
Preference to the quest ions VIII ether: it should
be enforced against certain officials who took
| part in the Iowa Convention. and whether
Postmaster General Key correctly Interpret
ed the purpose of the order inhis yesterdays
lettertoth the Madison (Wis.) postmaster. No
formal action was taken on the subjects in
volyed, but it was agreed that the letter Of
the Postmaster-G General was safeoryect and
iudicious statement Of the meaning OF, the
order in regard to cases like the one pre-
scented from Wisconsin !. and that while the
order should be, firmly maintained and i'm.
partially enforced, there is no occasion to
apply It to the Iowa offce-h ders, who were
elected as members OF the Convention be-
fore it was issued, and who probably took
their seats before it reached them BY maxi
MINISTER MATA, FRoH THE DIAz GOVERNMENT.
In the Cabinet the letter accrediting Sig
nor Mata as Minister from the Diaz Govern
ment was read, and was the subject Of con.
siderable discussion. It vas friendly and
pleasant document, but the contents rel
ceived no further attention than q respect
full listening, as twas not regarded prudent
at present to take any action beyond a refer.
ence to the State Department., by which it
was presersed to the Cabinet ;f1Tnz
Foreign appointments were discussed,
but no conclusion reached aiIh4i.&
-. THE sPEAKERsHR. ,jf:uI% |
AWashingson ;dispatch,says Democratic
member OF Congress from the Southwest
says that there is good deal OF eorrespon-
dence going on with view OF selecting
competent man from the South for, the
speakership. The candidates talked Of are
John II. Reagan {Texasl, Randolph Tucker
Virginia, Randall Gibson q ouisianal, and
Colonel Blackburn Kentucky); ;.na .tna
GAgesRsi APPOINTED. ..IAs1aTio !
Euther VI. RedleY and George W!sScott
have been appointed gaugers for the Fourth
Virginia district - iI.itia @'tH~/!At2 !
III 49, - III .|,N:!3LI J
;.1&-..)3,.sTlJ Virginia. q h';@ n25Nsu |
FRANKLIN ceuS-TY FOR DANIEI1.. ''-'-
49, Especial telegram to the Dispatch.E on
LTscHBURG, July 8.-Frankfinc county, on
the Sd OF July, in tnass-m cling APPOINTED
twenty-four delegates to the State Cenveh-I
tion-twenty,one fer Daniel yl;: and three for
Holiday.
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- 5,VEGET1NE win eradicate from the system every
faint of scrofula ana scrofhlous Humor, II has
permanently cureaahousan,isi in Boston and vicinity
who had been longand painful sufferers. ..s,!:I
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|TS65K xsn JOE W 1Ela
I'D EeUTED 81 DE AszEsH rs iasFsssss'e;
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ACCIDENT FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
JULY EXCURSIONs--JUDGE CoCHRAN-RE-
.SIGNATION OF A PASTOR, 90. ~
,ll1rn AZ .tnlnI
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MARRIED.

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PHILADELPHIA.
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the PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY TIMES, an
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Spring Mills Itsms.

Measles have been in style for
the past few weeks.
Some unknown party entered
McCOOl's smoke house and walked
off some Of the contents. A real
down mean trick.
Capt. Geo. HassenpIug arrived
OH the 4th INST, and soon expects
to open out one of the most COM
plete stocks Of merchandise ever Of
fered to the public in this valley.
The Junior Singing Convention
at Penn Hall closed on Friday even
ing with grand concert. AS usual
on such occasions, a large audience
was expected, and the necessary pre-
caution was taken to guard against
accident. The floor of the Hall was
safely propped, when to the chagrin
of those concerned only few came
to hear the Convention do its best.
Try again, Penn Hall, but adUertist
freely, and my word for it you will
have q crowded house. More anon.
YoSET.
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The spring term Of the Penn
Hall Academy will begin on Monday
April 10th next. This Institution
has earned for itself % reputation
which ia p erhaps second to none Of
its class in PenEsyivania. It's able
principal, Prof. D. n. Wolf, ranks
high as a christian educator, and
parents can safely commit their sons
to the care of a gentleman who
manifest such deep solicitude for
the moral IS we'll as the intellectual
training of his pupils. May the
Penn Hall Academy have continued
success. St.
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THE RESULT OF A NEGLECT OF

DUTY.-The borough auditors of
Chester Springs, Cambria county,
have got themselves into pack of
trouble, through their own negii.
gence. 1t seems, says the Johns
town Tribune, that their failure to
comply with the law requiring them
to publish the annual statement of
receipts and expenditures OF that
district has induced some of the tax
payers to enter suit against them
and the chances are that the fine
which attaches to neglect of this
nature viii be imposed.
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One Of the hest Book Sores il,
Central PENNSYLVANIA, is that Of
James Welch in Bellefonte. Full
to repletiOn in It's various depart
ments, Mr.. Welch sells at prices
that defy competition anywhere.
Just now he makes a speciality of
paper and envelopes selling tine lat.
ter at fire cents per pack, and note
paper at TO cents per quire. We
advise our readers to visit and buy
at Welch's store when they go to
BellefOnte.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-12
ME-. DANIEL 4. BEATTY

Mr.. DANIEL Z. BEATTY, of
Washington, n. j., the energetic
and persevering manufacturer of
the Beatty Piano and Golden
Tongde Parlor Organs, deserves the
highest credit for having produced
the most perft ct musical instrument
combined with the utmost beauty
and chasteness Of design yet offered
the musical public. See his adver-
tisement in another page. Address
Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, n.
J., U. ). A.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-12
The Proposed Poor House.

From a candid survey Of all the
facts we could gather Oh the subject,
we have come to the conclusion that
Centre county had better continue
without poor house, or "Home for
the Destitute" as the law euphon-
iously calls il. On the main ques-
ton, the comfort and we'll being
Of that unfortunate class, for whose
use and occupancy such Home would
be erected, we fail 10 see how it
could be Fam Improvement on our
present system OF maintaining the
INDECENT, while To the tax payers il
would bring increased burdens with
out any increased benefits to .le
pauper class. These are allegations,
not proofs conclusions not reasons.
They are the result however of con-
siderable inquiry and thought.
Next week we expect to give our
views more ct large.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-12
On Monday morning last VIII

On Monday morning last while
the westera hound train en- the L.
c. & S. c. r. r., was nearing Milf.
flinburg, some malicious person dis
connected the switch, running the
entire train off the tract, causing
considerable damage to the road.
Fortunately none of the passengers
were injured, but all experienced a
severe jarring sensation for a short
distance.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-12
knr the .Iai,rnat

The concert given on last Fri
day evening at Penn Hall, Pa, by
the singing class of that place was q
complete success. The concert was
intended for the benefit of the class
and all seemed to appreciate that II
,cas benefit to them. The admit
tance was placed ut the low figure OF
10 cts, for the purpose of procuring
funds for light and fuel. The Hall
Icing well filed with spectators the
class realized more than their expen-
ces. Good order prevailed and every
body went away telling what choice
music he had heard.
SPECTATOR.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-12
Let us he clean. in order th;

Let us he clean, in order that
we may be healthy. To be thorough
ly so, and to counterAct eruptive
tendencies and render the skin white
and smooth, let us use Glenn's Sui.
phur Soap. No eruption can with
stand it. Depot, Crittenton's No. Z
Sixth Avenue. New York. Hill's
Hair & Whisker Dye, black or
brown, 80 cts.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-12
Mr.. C. G. Noypl of this Mac,

Mr.. c. G. N"gel, of this place,
has been appointed storekeeper. II
is not definitely known at what
point he will be stationed, but it is
supposed that Woodward, Centre
county, will be the place. Mr.. Nog-
ell is u very worthy young man, and
would fill almost any position in q
creditable manner. .-LclciSbury Jour
nal.