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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-23

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-23
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-23
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-23
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-23

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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-08
Washington Gossip.

4 Washington letter saws just now
the fnvurite solution of the Presidential
complication is 70 hold new election
next fall. and 10 allow the president of
the Senate. whoever he muy hc after the
fourth Of March. to administer the office
at interim. This is - hc brought
about. according to the gossip of the
lohhics and cloak rooms az the capitol,
hy the Democrats in the Senate debating
the questions arising in the progress Of
the count until the clock strikes the
hour of noon on March (, when It Is
claimed the whole operation of counting
the votes necessarily ceases. Then the
Senate is 20 proceed at once 10 swear IN
its new members and elect o presiding
officer. By the time this is accomplished
a message viii be received from the see
rotary of State announcing that there rs
a vacancy in the office of President of the
United States. The newly elected pr,sl-
dent Of the Senate viii take the oath Of
Office before the cldcf justice, who will,
Of course. be IN waiting with his gown
on. and he viii then Jump into car
riagc. drive to the White House, and set
the wheels of government III motion.
The feasibility of tins method Of set
Element is asserted by the Democrats,
who sny that unless the Republicans
should again set mp the abandoned
claim Of the right Of the president of
the Senate TO count the votes there Is no
way in which declaration of the election
of Hayes can he arrived at against their
opposition. The Senate has no rules tO
limit debate and now that the JOINT
rules are abrogntcd, there would he moth
ing, they think, 10 keep them from talk
ing day and night to kill time and pre-
scat the completion Of the count.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-08
The Protllgal.

iuhoutur, Uf vast wealth are Irosorhihlly
bprudthuftH. Tho golden urr is dug from thr
mime, f,nnyd and coined ly tlc labur of other
hands hud the sweat ~ other bfuHa. Like chll-
dtru playing with Hu expressive toy, they eau
form nu luat estimate uf b. value When the
donor weighed a. hr cast into thr lalaucf Hu
many dave " uurrmttiug aud fatlruiug toll su
many ANXIOUS and slrrpiesa uiFita, pa much
sclt denial. and sl much care. l3ut the inherit
uf into his balance thruua only pleasure. 1ht
one Naluos it by uL.t lt cost him the other fof
what 10 viii purchase, Like The prudlgal in the
scripture parable he thsuphilrsrly c1pcuds Il
Ca EfauN thr caprice aud cravings 81 bis ua.
tune Then ,Hmca tllo last scene the misery,
th, rruufsrl and The long and oarinulne jour,
nyt ha,b g. the homo ot frugal industry. Bui
there arc other TruilFAis oH htI faKuF4ten uItI
richest treasure health. bnt tile pfoigal
values q lightly, tar IL cost Linn uaugh. and
IugAlva-iy nguaudaTH lt lu riu uus living Pres,
cat pleasure obscure futUTt want soon the
curtain tlscs uA t4o last saeHc We bct hiu
helpless. Impoverished tLF richest treasures oi
body anl Miul al lUfl .n H.isory aud despair
Nguursrful Coincidence hulls up 10 hln thr
uifrur uf memory, Ia his ouu reckless folly
hr ltIo,lhus The rAure II Dds present PAIN. a.
RESOLVES g. return. Tho Journey is long and
tedious, Int y De- purzeteIu-lF follows tLt
night IuAl LC Hll at i.EEth s-u the haven oi
lis hopes u the distance. aud mature. seeing
h'I Invalid rll.d FfsT un, uill uaillo Uui 60 meet
him, AHd receive Alm hGeE alth laKu 'nud birrs,
iHg. 10 nud tie right road ward, tie
suffering prul.gal shulad read '' The People
Common Sense Nailcal Adtlsff" Therein I
b. completely malpod out its landmarks aii in,
dltated ald its lllrst.uy- all Numbered. Read
o. iTlgv sla1 NpustaEr IIrpalal. Address
the aGtlur and puOllsl.gft L. &. Pierce, u. D.,
lIMalu. ~ D
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-08

frI Nt- some three years slurr / WAs after
q long solicitation. induced tF Euur agent, Mr.
Davis, tu Try bU,tl, - y8u NI.IAHs HAIAAM
uf hun tuEAll, all. va required ug little per
rla-lun ga bis part, as ] had already tired al
ready every patent medicine uf the whole list
within The last ,eu years. bat Al 90 no avail ]
have ilI the past Ia,lly gears been troubled
With cuusuuptlyc cough, and had ioa1ine 30
much reduced be % be unable o. ~ up. aud had
fuily E.yrl up ever nudlng anything o. help me
-s uiy gasr was conceded ly all 10 Ia y settled
ease - consumption and therefore de- med to-
tly usg ~ tlvhuD UHEkRF. ifam which 1 soon
h'fal 20 md raile relief, aGd pyrngNcrcd ln
BE- use until 1 lad taken some three az four
bottles when my health uas almost fully TO
stored and luT The pAst two wears have tn-
lGyvd better health thAul have before in twenfy
Nvars, and ic, that / ana Allag indebted 10 the
EAI~An fol My recovery sAd ! THINK / hazard
nothing lu saving t4at ! aue mF present exist
ruur tu 4t and that il ls the best medicine have
ever hAuon iur cpusumIdao cough, and calds.
Having known ~ Its like beneficial Effects hi
other cases than nay nAA, I auull most cheer
fully recommend lts Gse 90 ail thus,Sitilcted.
Npry respectfully yuurs, NEs Masis Amor.
hereby cyulf, hat ! have read the fore.
euug letter IL Mrr. Abbot. aud having lived
adjoining tic farm q Ars. Abbot over taent,
svATs. AguV thp above statement contained
therein t1 be- true. / would slso state that
have used Iu Mg-TAEr HaIrAM uF WuI
Canaan lyHrI and ln luY family and beheY,
it 90 bl "a, hrri remedy fuT coughs and colds
have ever kuaau. hespee,fuliy,
iTfa + EHfrgnA.R
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-08
Goes Into Sttamboating.

The late Commodore Vanderbilt, with
that forecast uf vision. that essential tle-
mcnt Of geAlus which in every important
event OF bisrareer never failed to assert
itself. saVthat ssilboatS we're destined 20
lose thelEsupremaCy while he was infer
este,t' in sailing vessels. Eleven years
had passed since Fultou's experimental
trip up the Hudson Abandoning hls
successful business, he accepted the post
of captain ~ small steamboat at a salary
Of 81 600 "a year. At that day passengers
70 Philadelphia were conveyed 10y steam
boat from New York - New Brunswick,
where they remained all night, and the
next morning took the stage for Trenton,
whence they were carried by stage 10
Philadelphia. aor twelve wears lac COM
manded the steamboat (which was owned
hy Mr.. Gibbons running between New
York and New Brunswick. The hotel at
New Brunswick where the passengers
stopped WIS nj the same time given IN
charge Of his wife. whom he married
when only nineteen years Of age. She
was the daughter Of neighbOr ON Staten
Island Her maiden name WAS Sophia
Johnson, and thirteen children. uiue
daughters and four SONS, were the fruits
Of this marriage The hotel business
proved more profitable than the steam
boat, and why he remained rs captain So
long was for the reason that the State Of
New York had granted 20 Fulton and
Livingston the exclusive right of run
ming steamboats, ia New York waters.
Believing tins grant unconstitutional. rs
1t Was aftervard declared 10y the supreme
court, Mr.. Gibbons ran his boats in def
auce OF il, and thus involved himself ln "a
fierce contest with the authorities of New
York The brunt of the battle fell ON
Captain Vanderbilt For sixty success
siye days an attempt was made 20 arrest
him. Leaving his crew. who we're also
liable to arrest in New Jersey, he would
approach the New York wharf, with "a
lad at the helm, while he managed the
engine As soon as the vessel was made
fast he would conceal himself IN the
hold. At the moment of starting an Off
Ger, who would be changed every day in
order 10 avoid recognition. would be IN
readiness 80 arrest him.
You ara my prisoner, would say the
officer. tapping mm on the shoulder.
You are more like my prisoner,
would respond the captain, and then or
der: Let 20 the lines.
Fearing 70 be carried to New Jersey.
where o retaliatory act threatened him
with the State prison, the officer would
Jump ashore. or failing in this. beg Ia b,
put ashore, which request was of course
politely granted. In this and other
things the captain managed to cvade the
laws. He fought the State of New York
for seven years until Chief Justice Mar
shall declared New York wrong and New
Jersey right. The opposition tried vain
" 10 buy him off. :" No, replied the
captain to all such offers, =. shall stick
to Mr.. Gibbons until he Is through his
troubles And he did stick and he car
ried his point
Mr.. Gibbons offered TO raise his salary
to 5000 per year, but he declined tn,
offer did it ON principle, was his
reply to the question why he refused q
compensation that WAS SO manifestly Just.
All / ever cared for was 10 carry my
point. "
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-08

/ SEC. 3. That while the two houses
shall be in meeting as provided IN tins
act no debate shall be allowed and mo-
question shall be put by the presiding
officer, except 90 either House ON a mo
ton 10 withdraw aud he shall have
power 60 preserve order.
Size T. That when the two houses
separate 10 decide upon an objection that
may have been made 10 the counting oi
any electoral vote ar votes from amy State,
or upon objection t. a report of said Cum-
mission or other question arising under
this act, each senator and representative
may speak 10 such objection or question
for ten minutes and not ottcucr than
once. hut after such debate shall have
lasted two hours Il shall hc the duty of
each House 10 put the mann question
without further debate
SEc. i. That at such JOINT meeting ol
the two houses seats shall be provided
as follows: For the president of the
Senate. the speakers char for the
speaker Immediately upon his left for
the senators. lu the body vt the hall,
upon the right oi thc presiding officer /,
for the Representatives, IN the NNaN ui
the hall not provided tor the senators ,
for the tcllrrs, secretary ot the Senate
and clerk ot the House ot Representa-
tivCS. 40 the clerk Is desk , for the other
officers of the two houses. Al lrout at the
clerk S desk and upuu each side oi the
spcakcr's platform
Such iomt meeting shall not he dis
solved mtl the count ui electoral votes
shall he complct,,l and the result de
clare,l: and uo ryctSs shall bc taken uu-
less g question shall have arisen IN ~
g.,ri o. the counting ul any such votes pr
otherwise NADER TINS act, ln which ease
IL shall he competent for either house,
acting separately m the manner herein
before provided. to direct recess Oi
such house. not beyond the uyNt daN
SUNDAY tNccptsN, aJ the hour ui TEN
o'clocA in the forenoon. And while any
question is being considered hy said com-
mission either house may proceed with
its Legislative or other business.
SIC. 6 IbatuuIhuE nm this act shall
be held tolmlalr or aflecJ amy right now
existing under tAe Constitution and laws
o. question by proctr>ingm the Judicial
courts II the United States the right ur
title oi the person Who shall bc declared
elected or who shall ylum to he PrcSi-
dent ov Nice-pres.isut ui the United
States, II any such right exists.
SIC. = That said commission shall
make It's own rules, keep rccord ui its
proceedings, and shall have power 20 em-
Ploy such persons as may be necessary
for the transaction ot It's business and
the execution uf lis powers.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-08
Swallowing n Cent.

A physician, while ON railroad train,
was consulted by one Of the employees
on the train in relation to his little boy,
who had that morning swallowed a cent.
What have You done for him p asked
the doctor. 1--WE gave him dose oi
castor oil, WAS the reply. Good
practice 81 far; as soon as You reach
home, give him the whites of three raw
eggs daily; let his diet be bread and
milk and nothing sour. The directions
were followed faithfully, the whites OF
the eggs repeated every day, and the
dose Of oil at night, and on the fourth
day the cent WAS discharged. IL was one
of the new copper COINS, and consider
ably corrodod by the action Of the gas
trio juices. Since fatal results often fol-
low the swallowing of a copper coin, the
judicious treatment advised in this in
stance should be remembered .by all
who have the care Of children. The es-
sential points so be borne in mind are
simply these Albumen or the whites of
eggs, bland diet, free from acids, and
castor oil.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-08

aud Woasuug had been stut'pcd by native
mobs who uh7tructrd the track and assaulted
tho workmcu. Tho Ch,ncao DISLIKE o. all Inn
pruNvmvutH WAS the cause 81 the disturbance
Gryot dwtu,sa from famine prevails iu the
northern provinces of China. great famine
prevailed iu torya. aud tho government had ap-
prAlri tu Japan for asal,tauyp .. .ltfht young
mon residing iu liogk Mills, y, j.. took mar.
u,d woman fgam hyr l,d at night ana after
ttuug and tcathounE her lgtt h,r m the
eluW, whore she Wan discovered 10y huWo uviEh-
lur, and rysyayd in a dangerous condition.
Seven uf lhy yullaits CA hulus att,-trd, claimed
tho uumau'n morals Vvry ao bad They wished 60
drive hcg tr,su thr uyighhuIhuod Tho vu-
wBUs rivsi, dJuy thy truth uf thuav Aluga-
uuus.,... 1htf Engineer COLLINS. ut the Lake
Shore rad, committed suicide lN shooting.
NuNi,iN rr.aHIir- the AHLtalula disaster d,r-
ranged h's mind aui lyd hnu a. imagine lam
a,.t the ,au7y uI Ih, tInkeu tulE, .... The
revolution m Ecuador South America, ia To-
ported tu have t,,H pat down ly thy authuu-
u,7. ..... lhu lHathuusy uf Dartmouth Col
lvs, NAVY, Hanover, \. IL. mas destroyed by
heavy gale together with its l.ats, shells aud
,sul.s III, loss rs estimated nom $4,000 To
z hHp 900. 4 hru 40 laydgr AtAu3auu A Co. b
s.ue vugLs 81 Philadelphia ,aus,d loss ~
alaut g-o uuu, Uheb .s partially covered by Boa
a.Iauyy.
The boiler u Guhu4s S llu,.h- ,il,us,u fac
tuN ~ hh lAyuu, exploded causing the death
yf tafry ul,u a4d dangerously 4ulullug HrNyTAlN
olA,rt l.t-, pant ~ thy lHiler Including
Na tHIr was.Nta"u several rui- ihgauEh forrest,
tultu- down tuUa twelve IHshy- Boa diameter.
While } N iataf. raallgt ut the AHul-
tom National lauk ut Boston. MAS eating lunch
.l restaurant 5000 belonging o. the han
MAS STOLEN flHu ham. . 4Hg Turkish govern
mgat has ju-t had ,hlplod o. them ly the Miu-
chester Arms ta. 81 New Haven Conn. atsTgu
ai nag material alueI AZ "a .G3. .bHb consisting
" toUn Martini ugtgs idge with tayuuyts,
Loco Mmrastgg Euas, luuauu1 cartridge,
i1HI u1u Martini tlrsl-. IS ual. 900 bullets aud
l.uuI. ulH-ua oad,. Information flum ing
land save tArgv .7 uo longer doubt that tAv
American clap e.. "ss bEvoa. ua- lust ulIA all
lu luATl .- IAs " ugtoH taru....t ha. been
-y.rrifgg dylt and vail sus.. .,Ilt publication ....
A new Vein 90. silver h.7 l,yu discover, lu Oh,
m4ur' 90 NsabunFIt. Aa-7 Three u thr
Fau- ~ Astoria a. A. burglars urlr sentenced
Ca imprisonment ter Jlma ~ thGtg -l,r. twyAty
anal eighteen years ltHFHyl@f,A. A.... Iowa ls o.
organize national guard The NeN York
Christian association received s1E J5l. "a the
past year a.1 expended ~-U 3&5.a-
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-08
A Smart Wife.

Concord, \. H., boasts Of clergy
mans wife who liz exceedingly smart, as
attested by her record for the year, as
follows : Gentlemen entertained, fifty
three guests at tea, sixty-nine nj
breakfast, thirty-eight at dinner, forty
seven lodged, thirty-nine number OF
calls made, 484 received, 565; letters
received, 494; written, 610, covering
1881 pages. She has read ninety books
and written 116 newspaper articles.
FThis is in addition to doing her own
sewing, attending to her marketing and
parish matters, keeping only one ser.
want.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-08
Continental Money.

The notable Continental money Of the
United States was issued in the follow
ing quantities: So, 334 bills Of eight
dollars each 1888 bills Of seven dol
lars each 50, 333 bills Of six dollars
each 50, 1873 bills Of five dollars each
s., 333 bills Of four dollars each So. 1913
bills Of three dollars each 50, 1873 bills
Of two dollars each S3, ,333 bills Of one
dollar each. The Continental money,
when received for taxes by the colonies,
was 10 be cancelled by taking care to
cut by a circular punch Of an inch diane
ter an hole in each bill, and to cross
the same thereby to render them inn
passable, though the sum or value is 10
remain fairly legible
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-08
Massachusetts Finances.

The annual report Of the Massachu-
setts' State auditor h0s been submitted
to the Legislature. and Is in substance as
follows: Estimated expenditures for
1877, S4,77l 300; revenue, 2l,0OS, 2il +;
deficit. s763. .0J9. OF the funded debt.
$3.50, 600 will fall due in 1877. There
must therefore be a State tax of from
81, 100000 to 81 100, 600, which is the
smallest State tax since 1861; that Of
1865 was s.. 700 600. The funded debt
Of the State is S33, $50, 900, a reduction
Of 1886, 600 from the previous wear. The
NET cost Of the Hoosac tunnel and Troy
and Greenfield railroad has been Sl7,-
BOG, ,O79, Of which s2, 900, 600 was added
during the past year.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-08

HAIgus UNIVERSAL Cur6H SYHUP has
lecu m u-y httutn wears. aid has always been
warranted O. cure, aud lr nuw sold by over
.pbH druggists who say tlty relsum have z
bottle returned. Nauy - the best physicians
iu the country prescribe il as the best remedy
for coughs colds and CBuUF within thelr Euovl-
edge Pleasant O. take. sure ta cure and should
De- zall ly all druggists. II should ie ia every
family especially those With enOupy children.
Iry il and you viii alaAys kvep H. Two sizes
90 cyuts and sIun. Pat mp by j. " Hatch
q Co.. jamestown. y. J.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-08
An Extended PopuIarity,

Each wear finds browns Bronchial Trochcs'
in ncw localities in various parts Of the world.
For relieving coughs, colds and throat diecasos
the trochcs have been proved reliable Obtain
only Browns bronchial Trochcs" and do not
take any Of the worthless limitations that may
be offered. Scld everywhere.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-08
Sill Ahead

Tho only nrst-class hotel ia New lork where
the tmyrlor can stop Tor 2.bo and $500 a day
BE- tho Grand Central. broadway. It, location ia
convenient a. tho principal stores aud placoH 81
amu.rmrui It's table and Attendance such that
every on, stopping there feels a. though they
had got thr worth OF their money.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-08

There can he no mistake about it,
"Matchlcss plug tobacco takes the lead.
Ola hnc cut chcwcrs say il gives better salts
faction and is cheaper than iine cut lou can
not be- imposed upon, as each plug has the
words " Matchlcss L. r. Co on q wooden
tag. Try II once and you will always use 1t.
Manufactured ly the Pioneer Tobacco Com
rany New York
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-08
Dnronc's Rbenmatic Remedy

Durnng's Rheumatic Remedy will
most positively cure any case OF rheumatism,
gout, neuralgia or lumbago on the face Of the
earth, no matter Of how long standing. II is
taken internally the only way the disease can
be reached, and cures quickly and permanent
w. Price one dollar a bottle. For sale by
Wholesale aud retail druggists everywhere.