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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-03-21
For the Reporter.
THE PARA BILE OF TIRE GOOD SA,
MARIIAN

MARITAN
A certain man went down from Jerusa.
lem 20 Jericho, and Tell among thieves,
which stripped him Of his raiment snd
wounded him. and departed. leaving him
half dead And By chance there came
down a certain priest that way, and when
he saw him, be passed by on the other
side. And likewise LeVite when he was
IT the place came and looked on him, and
passed by on the other side. But a GER
tain Samaritan, as be journeyed, came
where be was and when be saw him. be
had compassion on him. and went 20 him,
and bound up bis wounds. pouring in oil
and wine, snd set him on his own beast;
and brought hlm TO an inn, and took care
Of him and on the morrow when be de
parted, be took out two pence. and gave
them 20 the host and said unto him, take
care OF him and whatsoever thou speLd-
est more. when | come sgain. | will repay
thee. Which now Of these three. thlnkest
thou. was Beighbor unto him that fell
among the thieves And he said He
that showed merev on him. Then said Je>
'us unto him Go, and do thou likewise.
This is magnificent parable IL stands
aione, and desire 10 stand alone snd re-
feet on i, until l know, az least. some
thing Of Us meaning. In pursuing the
question, What might this parable mean
The following questions present them
selves to the mind. viz
i Who Is meant by the man that went
from jerusalem TO Jericho Ans Adam,
and you. reader, in him, went from Jeru-
salem 10 Jericho and fell among thieves
and robbers devils, VINO stripped you oi
your robe Of innocence and righteousness.
and wounded you with ignorance, deprAv.
ity. disease, pain and suffering, leaving
you half dead. The Devil left you lIttl-
free will, 50 that you cannot worldly live
honestly, az least. 30 far r. reason can die
tate TO you what is honest, but without the
Holy Ghost no one can fear, love and
trust in God above all things.
ii. Who Is meant by the Priest and
| Levite Ans. The LeyilicAl Priesthood
Of the old Testament which with all rs
sacrifices, could not redeem man from sin,
death. hell and the Devil
III. Who is the good Samaritan Ans.
/ The Lord Jesus Christ. Ez. IL: 9.
~. What is meant by the oil ? Ans
The Gospel. This is the grand medica-
ment or Remedy for al moral diseases.
V. What is meant by the wine? Ans
The Lsw-The Ten Commandments.
VI What is meant Dy the beast? Ans
The grace Of Jesus Christ is represented by
! the beast
VII. What is meant by the inn? An,
/ The communion OF Saints.
! VIII. What is meant by the twopence
Ans The sacramenls, Baptism and The
Lords Supper.
TX. Who is meant by the host Ans
The minister Of Christ. Christ will reward
every one according TO bis works.
y. Who is my neigh Dor according &
this parable2 Ans Every man in th'
world.
Reflections.
!. He who had compassion on the mar
that fell among the thieves. was neighbo
10 him.
z. We should 20 and do likewise.
j. r.. AAronsburR
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A CoLLIRRY EXPLOSION.

Forty>one Miners Lost Their Lives.
London, March y A terrible eoiliery
explosion ocrlrFsi ia UniIy Brook ril,
heAnley, near Bolton. yesterday aiscf-
noon. The mouth Of the pi, Was blocked
until SIX O'Clock, when explorers succeed
ed in entering Al las: accounts they had
found sixteen osrRses. Abou. forty men
were working Ia the pi: a. the time Of the
explosion, and il is certain all persisted.
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A GREENHOUSE A5T0g

A GREENHOUSE A55GS9ERih
ror Sl.o0 we will send free by mail
either Of the below,nAmed collec.
tuns, all distinct varieties
: Abutilons, or 4 AEaleAs.
: Begonias. or CamelliAs.
2CRladiums fancy. or 8 Carnations
(monthlyl.
IL Chry ysanthemums, or II Coleus
5 CeniSureAs, or $ other white. leavcd
plants
s Dahlias. or S Dianthus (new Jaran)
$ Ferns. Moses, or s Fuchsias
GerAniums, Fancy, s Variegated,
Ork lvy>leAved.
AGloxiniss. 8 Gladiolus, or 3 Tube. I
rosses (PesrD.
4 Grape vines, 4 Honeysuckles, 4
Hardy Shrubs
: Hehotropes, 5 Lantanas, or s Pelu>
niAs
8 PSnsieS (new Germanl, or s SalviAs
Roses, Monthly. S Hardy Hybrid,
or Climbing
sViolct tscsnledl, or Daisies, Eng
lish.
II Scarcer Bedding, or l2 Scarccr
Greenhouse Plants.
l6 Verbenas, distinct and splendid
sorts.
% Varieties of Flower, or 70 varieties
Of Vegetable Seeds,
or by EMPRESS, buyer 10 pay char.
ges,
3 collections for s.; 5 for So; Q for
70; IL for W; IA for 81; Is for $40; or
the full collection OF $50 varieties Of
Plants and Sseds-sufiicient to stock a
= greenhouse and garden-for S25, to
our book Gardening for Pleasure
and Catalogue offered above value
2 $l.75) will he added.
Peter Henderson & Go
2 S5 Cortlsndt 81, New York.
2l mar Ct.
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LoDeK MEETINGS

CENrRE HAIL LopaE, No SeA, l. q. efo u mee's
every Saturd Ny vvei.ing In the ODD Fellows hAu' -
!. NJ. Orti1iASn, Sect, II. Y SANAfhs NJ
ON Fcvr Iorar No KS-, r. A. NJ, meets on
Monday evening on or before each tull neon IN the
Ndd Fellows HALL. ,- =.
q. r. HnR1AcRER, Sect, J. A. fIE@iS@s W ~
PRnaRpss GRANGE No O. Y Of n. meets At heif
Hail. Centre Hall the SATURDAY en cv before fa'
nenu At J Z. VI. and every two wesks Atterl daN a.
Keller Master lNNNARp Krone sect
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The Dexter Spring was child Of
necessity. Three or four generations
had been jerked almost to death or had
their spines twisted into permanent
curvature by the continuous jerks Of the
Elliptic Spring. or la,terly had their
ucckG broken by the side throw Of the
Concord.
For these reasons the people de-
manded Spring on which they could
ride with ease aud which would at the
same time be strong and substantial.
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DIED.

on . in Harris twp, Nj David kimpor'
aged ~ ysAEs.
In Potter Township on ths l5;h o
March, at the residence Oh. r hovsr, o
apopleIy. Mrs. Jaur RraT.cS aged x
years II months and days.
In the Loop. March 10. oi paralysis
David SwAb aged 81 years 4 months and
- days.
On March l6. Mary Ann Benn. aged =
yaarI : months and day.
On March llth al tho re,idenee oi Jack
son Tate, in Bonner twp, John Kane 4
aged s. yeas 10 months and days
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Penn's Valley Institute.

The third term Of this ACADEMIC
SCHOOL gill commence on The third Mon
day tl5) in April. and continue ten weeks
Tuition per term, from S. 60 Ss-nRli IN
advan.s Board from ~ 20 20 50 pet
week No deduction on Bccnpni of ab'
sencc, unless in case OF proiracled sickness
Location desirable The patronage oI
the public is respectfully solicited
8m G.. w. FoETSEY. Centre Hall. Pa
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Tux LAW or ruE RoAn.-Jldge Nc
Dermi.t, of Mercer county. hss recently
defined, very clearly and ooneissly. the
law Of The road. which We publish for in-
terest and information OF our readers. Ae-
ciderts occur, the result, Of reckless dTiv.
ing not unfreqlently. and this definition
Of the law will enable any ono 20 IL the
responsibility whore it should belong
First. Persons driving in opposite d.
rectiors and meeting in the highway must
turn TO the right as the law directs, aud
each one mus. give suficien: room for
the ether 70 pass. II collision should
occur and i: should satisfactorily SppSAr
,ha. one had KEEP, the centre OF the road
and had not given the other sufficient
room TO pass, the FRS: party would be re-
spoasible. cigi'ly. !5r ans damage result
ing from his negligence aud also ctimi
nally f,- an assault, and battery. Il both
parties should keep in the middle Of the
road both would be guilty OF negligence,
but neither cuu.d maiutAia civi. action
against the other Each would be guilty
o. the breach OF the peace.
Second. When parties are travelling On
the same road snd the one behind comes
uo to hi. fellow, who refuses TO Jet him
pass, and who purposely and maliciously
rstards his progress, the one behind must
bide his time. He cannot take the law in
his own hands and punish the man who
cause,essly kept him back, but he has a
remedy 81 law By an action Of damages.
Or if one comes up behind another and
recklsssly undertakes TO pass him. and
thereby inhc;s damage upon the one IN
front, heis not only guilty Of committing
an assault and battery, but is responsible
in damages 70 the party Injured. A per.
7on iu front has no rightto keep one be +.
hind him back who desires t. drive fAs :
ter If be does be is liable 10 civil dam.
ages, but the party in passing must not DO
so as 70 indiCi any injury upon the other.
The LAW or PUBIC SALEs. In a sale
by suction there are three parties, name
ly: the owner of the property 20 be sold,
the auctionecr and portion of the public
gho attend 90 bid, which, of course in
cludes the highest bidder. The name o
the owner myst be made public. The ar
licles put up must be sold without reserve
and unless tbs vendor reserves one open
bid he cannot bid himself or have the
auctioneer or any one bid for him, There
are cases on record where a bid was not
reserved, and the vendor had a bidder
sho bought ): in, and afterwards suit was
brought against the vendor bY the highest
outside bidder for the article and II was
decided that he ithc PLAINTIFF was tho
| highest bidder and entitled To the article,
against the vcnd pr. So. also, il an article
IS struck of o. person and It is after
wards ascertaincl that the vendor or auc-
tioneer prIcuced fraud, By holding him
self or had pu.Ters, it was held both by
the Courts Of England aud so repeated "
decided by the supreme Court Of Penn
sylyania that the purchaser could not be
| held. bu, the purchaser as soon as be dis.
covers the fraud pracliced upon him must
return or tender the articles 10 the ven
| dor
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WHERE ENGLAND OBTAINS
GRAIN.

Washington, Feb. THE United
States Consul al Glasgow. report. that, in
his opinion, there is danger ihn! Crest
Britain, in seeking unrestricted markets
COR her own products, will dnd and deyel-
op in other quarters of the globe ample
sources of grain supply. and eventually
cease to depend upon ths United States
for breads;uds Its suggestive fact that
during the frs; nine months Of IS! the
United Kingdom received ajmos! As large
a supply Of wheat from British India alone
as from the United States cas-: OF the
Rocky Mountains, and 8; a time when
famine prevailed over large par. o! In.
Hta
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l. | n E \ S
BUILDING A BRIDGE IN FOUR
NAYS

New Brunswick. march i4-The new
wooden bridge acr1ss The RaritAn river a.
this point WAS completed by the Pcnnsyl-
wanna Railroad Company late last night.
and the Lst through Train since SAlur-
day irc passed over The river this morn
lag. Tho new structure is 80 feet long
Coz, S9J,uu aud vas pat .p by so0 Een 10
a li,llc over four dAys
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MARRIED.

In Mthlinhurg, on the 5,h inst. by krs
Geo r Adams, Hrrr, " schultz ane
Miss Emmlu +. Dubbs both oi Cea,rt
a.
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NOTICE. =

Letters documentary on the estate OF
Elizabeth Ice, Of Potter township, de-
ceased. having been granted to tho undcr-
signed. all persons indebted 10 said estate
are required to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same
10 present them. duly authenticated by
law for settlement
A. LUCKENBACH.
Mar "a, Ct. Executor.
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VISITING CARDS.

--VIsITING CARDs.-Your name
printed on so Mixed Cards for 10 cts. on so
White Bristol for 2 cts, on % Transpa
rent cards for 20 cts. Other Styles as low.
WG. KURyz, Centre Hall, Ps.
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TSTRAY.-Came; 20 the premises of Ja-
Il cob Grove. 10 Potter twp, March
3. n black horse, five years old, about IA
hands high, with star on forehead. The
owner il requested 10 come forward. prove
pay charges. and remove the
same. Otherwise II Will be dealt WIKI ac-
cording to law. J X. ALEIASpER.
IA 81 Town CLERK.
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We are authorized to announce that
d. q. Bush, Of Bellefonte, will be can
didate for Congress, subject 10 demo-
cratic rules.
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Snrlnr Mills Market.

Spring Mills Market.
White Wheat, l6
Rod il5
Rye, SOC.
Corn. ears, per bu. new. .45e
Oats, 25c.
Buckwheat, -5c.
Cloverseed, 50 90 10 $500
Chop. per ton, SS8 10.
Plaster, ground per ton, $1,000
Flour, per Dbl, So 70
Butter, ieu.
Tsllow, 10.
Hams lie.
Shoulders &c.
Sides 7c.
Rags, &c.
Eggs per doz., l0c.
Coal. Egg. per ton, Si6'
" Stove, I 80
Chestnut, 126.
Pea. 500.
BELLKYoSrE MARKErs.-
by ShortIidge X Co.
Flour per barrel, Wholesale, 20 %.
White wheat, ! 10
Red {" / Is.
Rye, 65.
Corn, shelled, 10
Corn, cob. 40.
Oats, % 10 80.
Barley. rye weight, SO.
Governed - 80 per 81 pounds,
Nova Scotia plaster ground ~ eo6 o.
CayuEa $sW,
Potatoet, 40.
Onions, .b0c.
Butter, per h., &c.
Lard,
Bacon, sides, .l0c.
shoulders, l0e.
Hams, lac.
DUBLIC SALE-Will be sold at Pub
lie Sale at the residence of the un'
dersigned, at Centre Hall, FRIDAY,
MARCH %: 3 Head Of Horses, 2 being
Black Mares we'll matched, and one Bay
Horse, | Milk Cow, 2 Shoats, Top Buggy
good as new. a>horse Wagon, / 9horst
Sled just new, Family Sled, sett oi
Hay-ladd ders, double Treos. single Trees
Forks. Cutting Benoh, sett of single Har'
ness, l sett Tux Harness just new, Sythe
2 Cidar Barrels, Iron Kettle. Meat Bench
Meat Stand, No. II Radiant Light Goa
Stove, small Weodstove, with other Hous'
Furniture and many other articles too nu
merous TO mention. Sale TO commence q
o'clock, when Terms will be mad
known. p. +. KELLER.
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For meeting this demand by supply.
ing the CELEBRATED DEXTER
SPRING which is SO rapidly super
ceeding the old styles the.tDexter
Spring Co. have no apology to oder
but rather feel that they owe the Driv
ing fraternity an apology for NOT
hdriHg produced il sooner.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR OF SPRINGS
TO
DEXTER SPRING CO.,
HUTTON, PA.
3jan20t Near Pittsburgh
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TERMS PER ANNUM-Posiage Free /:
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Comics, Si5. Twenty Copies, $26.
An Extra Copy will be- sent free TO any
person sending SIS for Club Of Ten, or
S25 for a Club of Twenty.
TRY THE WEEKLY TIN rs.
By uniting with few friends, and max
ing up Club Of Twenty, you will each
get tho Weekly Times for one year. post
age paid by us. for the Low Price ofSl 70
Fiat any time during the year you are dis
satisfied with the Paper. send to US and we
wi II return your money.
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pRnTHNNNTAEY-

Mr.. S. NJ. SwHriz, Of Potter, desires to
inform his friends and democrats that he
will be a candidate for the nomination Of
PrOthunotAry -
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THE DAILY TIMES
A First Glass Independent Morning
Paper.

ThptT.
Universally quoted by the Press and the
People as the Best Newspaper ever pub
lished in PhiPa.
TERMS-Postage Paid. Sc a year or "a
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Lincoln Butter Powder, makes but
.er sweet andhard, and quicker to churn
Try it-for sale at VIM. Wolfs store.
II Floral Cards, 6 styles, Is cts
Wm. Kurtz, Centre Hall, Pa.
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CAUTION All persons are hereby
u cautioned against the purchase ei a
note given by ne, with John Rossman as
bail to jacob Grove, FOR one hundred
dollars, dated Feb. -, 1873, not having re-
ceiyed value for same, ! will not pay u
unless compelled By law. -
Mar Ia, St J. G. BtlSSMAN.
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Mr.. FRED kURTZ. Sir:-Please pub
lish in your paper the name OF ID. {. Wilt,
OF Mllheim, MS an Independent candidate
for Legislature al the fall Election Of 1878,
by request OF many citizens Of Penn
township. IL
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HI o S I E r Y

LADIES PIN STRIPE HOSE,
Full regular made. aH els.
BEST ENGLISH HALF HOSE. - tts.
Double heels and toes.
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
IN the interest of the undersigned, in
the Pennsyalley Banking Company, 81
Centre Hall, was transferred, abOut one
year Ago. 10 John 7. Harris, and my con
neclinn with tue same has ceased.
] mar 81. JOHN HOFFER.
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UNPRECEDENTED in the
history OF similar enterprises has al
tended the Publicati"n of the
PHILADELPHIA
WEEKLY TIM E S.


The Largest. Cheapest and Brightest
Weekly in the Union. sc Columns OF the
Choicest Reading, embracing ~ thaI
goes TO make First-Clas Live Weekly
Paper. r
Ea-Tho Grand and Distinctive feature
of the Weekly Times, that has proved so
popular in the past, will be continued
the year. viz: A Series oi
Chapters Of the unwriuea
HISTORY OF THE LATE
CIVIL WAR
From Lea ding Actors in the Cabinet, IN
The Field, in the Forum, North and
South. ,,-
Ea-Thh feature Of the Philadelphia
Weekly Times alone will make one OF the
most Entertaining and Instructive Vol
umes on the Unwrilten Records OF the
Late War that has ever been given TO the
nation. WhNo these contributions VIII De
free from all sectional partisan tone, they
will be writtan from the various stand
points of the respective authors and over
their proper names.
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MISSES FULL REGULAR MADE
HOSE, Handsome dark stripe, - cts.
Sizes 3. 81, .. 81, Z. y.
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PENNSYLVANIA RR.
aud Enc Railroad Divisio
SUMNER TIME TABLE.

On aud after SUNDAY, May -. is-7. the trains oH
the PhiisdsphiA Erie Railroad piriHton Viii run .
follows:
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DRESS FABRICS.

SHEPHERDS PLAlD>, 10 els
NEN SPRING PLAIDS, ia cts.
SPRING Sl1TINGS, l2A cts.
SPRING CAShMERES, 4 wool 10 cts
PACIFIC X MANCHESTER FAStIEs
Good sty lee, - cg, usual price - cts.
MATELASSE BEIGE, ~ and p cts.
PLAIN RElGE MOHAlk, ~ cts
AII-AA AllI- III NIlNL In annl.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-12-04

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice, having bad placed in his hands
by an East India missionary the for
mula of a simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure for
consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asth.
ma, and all throat and lung affections,
also Il positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous com.
plants, after having tested its wonder
ful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt it his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actu.
ated by this motive, and desire to
relieve human suffering, l will send,
free of charge, to all who desire it, this
recipe, with full directions for prepar.
ing and using, in German, French, or
English. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, W.iW.
Sherar, 149 Powers Block, Rochester,
N. Y. 14.eow.1y
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tFrom The Pittsburgh Leader, March ~, 1851
I Must Lie Down and Die,n

The following is an extract from a letter
dated July 81, 1877, to the discoverer of
Bethesda Water. The writer is the Rev.
T. b. Fuller, ID. D., ID. c. L., Rector of st.
Gregory's Church, Toronto, Archdeacon of
of Niagara, etc, etc. The writer, at the
age of go years was n victim of SdcchdriRe
Diabetes. His physician said Ito use DR..
FulleI's words) "he could do no more for
me than he had done; that my disease was
incurable, and that must lie down and
die" We should state here, en- pGrenthe-
sis, that our townsman, Joseph Fleming,
Esq.,, is the sole and only authorized agent
fol' this wonderful. water for this State, as
well as for Ohio and West Virginia.l To
return to DR.. Fuller: "In four days." he
writes, latter taking the Water, I obtained
relief, and since that time l have taken no
medicine, consulted no medical man, and
presume, if could give myself reasonable
rest, would be quite we'll"
Such testimony, from such q source,
should indeed have convincing weight.
Sole agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia.
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Send for Pamphlets and Certificates.
mailed free.
PRICE-per gallon, soc; per one-fourth
barrel, $500; half barrel, $500 barrels,
$1,000.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR Dr. MARoHs NEW BOOK
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Before the late elections the
reenbaekers declared they would poll
10000 in New York city, and they hit
4 within 28,0l2, which is doing very
we'll, indeed, for new hands at the
husiness.
-Eastern manufacturing establish
ents are committing the unparalleled
EiFage and tyranny Of compelling
s0aering employees to take gold
siy, cowardly gold. as Col. Wright
SF their wages.