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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-08-29
TUFTS PILLS

are especially adapted TO such
cases, a single dose OBJECTS
such a change Of feeling as TO
estonieh tho sufferor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
How Blaine Carried Maine.
n.la corre.penaenes Now Yerk uernId.

Augusta Correspondence New York Herald
Beyond the arguments on the stump,
distribution OF political literature. bull.
doing of employees and United States
pensioners. the Republicans employed
lever which was more powerful and
effective than all the others combined
viz money. They evidently had u
large fund and they expended it Judi.
ciously and TO the best advantage. II
was raised at home, and the National
committee gave permission to the State
committee TO draw upon ii for as large
a sum as might be necessary TO buy the
State. All the Republican State and
National officials were assessed five per
cent. on their salaries, while all the can.
didates were mercilessly bled to raise
an immense corruption fund Ono of
the mail route agents on the train from
Bangor to Portland was assessed 1920
on his salary of $3.50, and ] suppose he
paid it, for he is still running on the
train, and that would not be possible
had he refused. A country postmaster
in this district, with salary of $I5,
was forced TO disgorge 1925 as his
share of the fund. Voters were bought
in this city like sheep in the shambles,
and the same was true Of the other
cities and many of the larger towns in
the State. The price paid for votes
varied, and was somewhat smaller than
in former years. am told that s.. $40,
$lj and $50 were paid, and in some
instances $50 and $50, and even as high
as Sij were paid fora single vote in the
close districts. The buying was carried
on To some extent by both sides, but
the Republicans had fund fifty times
As large as their opponents, and easily
outstripped them in this race. 1t is an
encouraging thought that after next
year, If the biennial constitutional
amendment be adopted, as now appears
to be the case, the moral sense OF the
people will not bee offended by the dis.
graceful spectacle OF vote buying but
once in two years.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

THE Grant boom IL about 10 open on
the western shore Of the continent to
the alarm OF all the Republican compel.
itors for the next presidency. 1t is an.
nounced by telegraph that everything
will be done that the boundless control
Of money can invent and accomplish to
give success to the ovation Of welcome
to Gen. Grant on his arrival in San
Francisco. The City of Toxic which
bears the Cesar and his political for.
tunes is expected TO arrive in San Fran.
cisco about the 10Th Of this month.
Gen. John McComb announces that the
committee OF reception has instructed
the pilots 10 keep lookout for the
Toxic and to signal its approach by
rockets and firing Of guns until the sig.
nails are answered from Point I.abos.
A battery Of field pieces will fire n sa.
lutte of twenty.one guns from the head
OF California street. All the church
and fire bells will ring for half hour.
The committee will embark on the
China, which will be loaded with fruits
and flowers, to meet the Toxic. and all
the vessels in the harbor are invited 10
form feet TO meet the general and &C.
cort him TO the city. The vessels Of the
navy will he ordered from Marc Island
TO join the cortege of welcome. The
regular troops, the militia from all parts
Of the State, the civic organizations. and
the crowds Of citizens will be formed in
line on the wharf and will escort Gen.
Grant to the Palace Hotel. IL IL eyi.
dent that nothing will be wanting on
the part of Grants admirers on the Pa.
cific to make his reception complete
success. The boom may we'll strike
dismay TO the hearts Of Sherman, blaine
and the rest Of his Republican rivals
HarisbHrg Patriot.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
Prediction About 1850 and 1887.

In pamphlet recently published,
the author, Professor Grimmer, asserts
From 1880 TO 1887 will be one unIver.
sal carnival Of death" Asia will be de.
populated. Europe nearly 30. America
will lose fifteen million people. Besides
plague we are 10 have storms and tidal
waves, mountains are to "toss their
heads through the choicest valleys"
navigators. will be lost by thousands
owing 20 "the capricious deHexures OF
the magnetic needle" and islands will
appear and disappear in mid-ocean.
All the beasts, birds and fishes will be
diseased, famine and civil strife will
destroy most Of the human beings left
alive by plague; and, finally, "two years
OF ire'--from 1885 10 lS87-will rage
with fury IN every part Of the globe. In
1897 the "Star Of Bethlehem" will "re.
appear in Cassiopia's Chair" the imme.
date results being universal war and
portentioIs floods and sbipwrecks.
North America il again To be involved
IN Il civil war, unless Napoleon arise
TO quell IL; but during these terrible
days the Pacific States will be a verita.
ble Paradise Of Peace compared 10 the
great strife that will be waging through.
out the world"
From what the Professor gathers all
these absurd statements it is difficult to
imagine, but the the few who survive
tIll 1897 will have reason to be thankful.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
The Cost OF Collecting the Rerenne.

Special CorresI,1ni~Bes ot Tho Timss.
WAsHISCToN, September lI.-The dis.
proportion between the cost Of collect.
ing the internal revenue and the Gus.
tens revenue is very great. Some in.
teresting facts appear from study Of
the amount of revenue derived from
customs and from internal revenue aud
the cost Of collecting the same respect
lively from the year 1868 TO 1878. Thus
during the closing years OF the war.
when the internal revenue service had
Just been organized, the cost OF collcc.
ton ranged only from OILS TO O.29 per
cent. for amounts Increasing from $37,.
G4O. TsI to S20g. i6i.2lj. while the cost Of
the customs revenue was from ( Uq to
6 80 per cent. in collecting from 500.
0j9.6I2 to Sl02,3l6,lj2 Then the cost
Of collecting the internal revenue rose
as high as $50 per cent. in 1874, but
fell aiterward tn 2.g9 and . pG per cent.
for 1877 and ls7S. the amount collected
being 8 $3.50. 407 and $llO,jsl,G re-.
spectyely. Meanwhile the cost Of col.
lecting the customs revenue has for the
last five years ranged between i.47 and
3.g6 per cent, while the amount collect.
ed each Of the last two years has been
about 100000.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
Provision Market.
Connected ~esaly ~ Hart.sr Rsuiher..
Near Advertisements.
CENTRE COUNTY S.

- lsElIl The Commonwealth g Psnns,trafiA
To AZ the CREDITOR q ISAAC THOMAS GraetinK
lou arc hereby cited and o1FntaArded 20 =. aud
aFtFar AZ Court e Common Pleas 90 Dc hsia AZ
bfleionte, Ia and fof the county e Csutrs on thu
tolkFH MONDAY nF NOVEMBER MKT. thss,
and there O. shoW cause. II ans you have Nhs Isaac
Mitchell Assignee q Isaac TbunAs fuf tho teuefi of
cedios should not 10 relieved frfn the further sre
enton 81 the said trust and Why feconveyAnce Il
Tie ffs1dnn e she assigned estate ahuuld not - de-
ceed 70 the said lsaaf Thomas and ~hy the surssies
the ofcal i1Nd of Isaac Mitchell should NJ, H..
die harged ffusn further LIABILITY
Miiness, the Hon &. A Mllrr President Isaee II
car sAid Court. si Beeenis this sth dAy q sef,a-
h@I' A-b lEe J. c HARPER, Proth'y
true o0Tg q writ Ia my hAnda
ssEu Attest Inpx EraNatEn sheriff
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
An Original Plan 10 Suppress the Sale
Of Liquor.

CoLrHHUs, O.. September 1.-THE
CorbIn Hotel, occupied by Henry Cor.
bin, at Westervillc, this county, was
blown up last night by gunpowder, and
although the building was occupied by
a number OF people no one but Corbin
was injured, and he not fatally. II is
not known who placed the powder in
the building, but Corbin Asscrts that il
was done by some OF the villagers as
the outcome of his refusal TO cease sell
ing liquor in the village. Four years
ago the building he occupied as a saloon
was demolished by gunpowder and
Corbin left town. returning a short time
ago, but all attempts to arrest the guilty
party proved failures. The damage TO
the hotel and numerous adjoining
buildings viii be about 5000. The
citizens of Westerville insist that while
they favored resorting to very urgent
measures to prevent liquor selling in
their town they never favored such
measures a. those resorted TO last night.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

THERE never vas such = really good.
subsAuiial, satisfactory, and rapid-selling
hrst-clAss Look Stitch Sewing Machine
offered 80 low ~ the "NEw FAMILY SHUT
TIE" reduced to only s25 more complete
with equipments, and lower in price than
any other machine IL is elegant in work
manship and finish, surpasses all others in
iu work and fulflls all the requirements Of
every family as helper. Thoroughly
warranted by written guarantee for FIVE
years, and kept In order free Of charge. It
will do every description Of work-iine or
coarse-that any machine, at any price.
ever did, or can do; equally as rapid, cor
rect, smooth, neat, and strong. Has all the
late improvements, Is easy 10 learn and
manage, is scrviceabe, don wear out,
always ready, and never out of order.
Sent c. q. ID. anywhere with privilege Of
examination before payment ofbill. Agents
make money rapidly, supplying the great
demand for this the Cheapest Machine in
the World. Territory free. Address, for
descriptive books, &c, Family" Shuttle
Machine Co, 7j5 Broadway, New York
nn.1w
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
NOTICE.


= sI.L CENTRE COUNTY. -
I, Nm Hufyhheld. CLERK 81 the uHtlhans' Cssst II
sald county DO hersiy certify that an ofThans Cft
hetd At Bellefnuta, tho 2sh dAy of Angusi A H. 1879
before The Honorable the Judges II snid oourf. on
n1ttan Rnie granted upon IAoal Hotter CAths.
rus Hotter, Michael Pletcher Henry Pletrhef Hen.
y Hotter, hsgialena Hotter Jscob ristrhsr Bal.er
Nslef, Annie Weler. Ralph Schenck. MARY seheurk.
William Fdy and CAiharre Foy the heirp ana tegAi
Representatives, 81 HENRY PLErCHER Deceased 10
come into oouft on the FOURTH MONDAY 90 NO.
NEMbhk MINT o. scoepi O. refnse 81 anceIa 81 the
valuation, g. shov Why the real est ate - said
deceased should not he sald noiioe 30 he given
zs in inquisitan.
In testimony whereof. hsv, hsrenutn set sax hand
sBd hfxri the seal of the Naid Csurt Al neliefute
the soth day ot August. A n issa
wM. E BCRCHTIRIn
September, a D 1879 C.oc
ss-4w Attest yoHx srAvatEn. sbesfh
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
Important TO Voters.

1h" n'ri election In Fenn,ylrauia uiIl be- held ca
Tue-iay, The ah Of November
fot"is must have paid STATE or count, tax op"
month preceding the election that h., ou o. before
saturiay October
Menber oi Democratic stsis county aud cliy com.
Hiiteo' 'hsui s"s io 8, ua, every voter q ouf party
has complied with ,ac Law
Iaaiur' TO Tsy isa SO season deFrises the rot.r 70
the privilege oi sufragr An ssar cau ssear 10 hi.
vote though De- be- not aasas.,. bat III, perfect INA
osuzc iifH much trouble
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

TIM DEATH-RATE oF-Our country Il
getting TO be fearfully alarming, the aver
age Of life being lesseBcd every year, with
out any reasonable cause, death resulting
generally from the most Insignificant ORR
gin. At this season Of the year especially,
q cold Is such q common thing that in the
hurry Of every day life we are apt 10 over
look the dangers attending Il aud often
find too late, that Fever or Lung trouble
has already set in. Thousands lose their
lives in this way every winter, while bad
BoscAse's German Syrup been taken, cure
would have resulted, and large bill from
= Doctor been avoided. For all diseases of
th@Throat and Lungs, Bosches's German
Syrup has proven itself 10 be the greatest
discovery Of iis kind in medicine. Every
Druggist in this country will tell you OF
its wonderful effect. Over 10000 bottles
sold last year without single failure
known. Sold by +. PoTrs GRKEx,
Wholesale and retail 20-cow.Iy
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

As THIs Is the season when colds arc
most likely 70 be taken, a word Of advice
TO our readers would be In season First,
then, keep your feet dry wear flannel next
your skin do not sit or stand In draughts
Of air, and upon the first symptom Of a
cold or cough call at Green's Drug Store,
in Bush House Block, and procure bottle
of his Compound Syrup Of Tar, Honey
and Bloodroot," which will give you
almost instant relief. Ii Il = pleasant and
sfectHat preparation, containing the virtues
Of Tar combined with some of the beet
expectoraats and aHodswes, alIaying all
those distressing symptoms which II not
promptly arrested viii too frequently re-
suit In that fatal disease, Consumption.
Price, 90 cents = bottle, or six for $3.50.
2l.oow
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

Advertisements calculated by the inch tn length
Of column and any less space is rated as full inch.
Foreign advertisements must be paid for before in-
serioa, except yearly contracts, whom hafycarly
payments IN advance will be required.
PoLIrtcAL NortCEs " cents per u- each insertion.
Nothing inserted for lrss than 81 cents.
BUSINESS NorirEs ia the editorial columns Is cents
pcr line each insertion.
Is.cAL N0rtcEs In local columns ln cents per line
ANNOUNCEMENTS Of nance Of candidates for office,
g3 each.
ANNOUNCEMENTS or Marriages AND DEATHS inserted
free hut all obituary notices viii be charged cents
per line.
SPECIAL NOTICES % per cent. above regular rates.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

Ma. HAYES must have astonished the
crowds who recently listened to his
masterly eloquence when he repeatedly
made the startling announcement that
"the signs of reviving prosperity are
visible on every hand" That fact has
been patent on everybody but wooden
man for about twelve months. But
MessTs. Hayes. Sherman and Schurz in.
sist on creskIing the Administration
with this revival Of business, while the
common sense of the people compels
them to declare that the Improvement
has come not by the aid, but In spite of
the Administration. Mr.. Hayes should
note the broad distinction. lie may AZ
well claim honor for the Sweet fields
arrayed in living green and rivers of de.
light" as ask 10 be commended for the
fact that this young and vigorous ooun.
try, with its measureless resources. i
recovering from depression largely due
10 long-continued mal.administration.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

After the second ballot L. A. Shat
fer withdrew the name Of Dan1 Lesh ;
on the third ballot the name of VIM.
Marks was withdrawn under the rules.
On the fourth ballot John Shannon,
Esq, having received a majority Of
all the votes cast, was declared nomin-
ated. On motion, the nomination was
made unanimous.
Drs. Jos. Adams and =. $. Fisher
were then named for Coroner. A
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
Philadelphia Markets.

fHliAtfiIHi1, E'FtefnlfT u, ls7'-
foBr j. n faIr demand and frr. witl sSics Il So
haif'.t, Including Mnu"sgta sEtfa family medium
ahl lahf'. al .@sasa5h, FeUusA IFafiia d. d. ~
ft55r =. N"si'fn DO DO ~ Sszs,as.sl aUd patrut
And "tllrf high Fralss a. g. 5s.a5 81
IE' wheat market b. fairly Aftirs auH strong sae-
81 af'l tushsi iHclgfinE REJECTED At 81 U6a ~ f,i
au uart At 81 l-ial lll afHi.r At 81 a. and ~ :
fsd, slerstIT. al 81 u Sc raf l8ts
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

InE Radical papers that are clamor.
ing for "a strong government and de.
ciaring against the existence Of violence
in the Southern portion Of the Onion.
must have knowledge Of the fact that
when the "sirong governments existed
IN the South things were much worse
than they ar" now, even on their own
showing. Under the administration Of
Grant the carpet bag governments we're
upheld By military force. and the al.
veninrcrs who were living off the sub
stance Of the people had things all their
own way, II there bc any virtue in mill.
tsry force. IL is a fact however that
despotism is the parent OF violence and
crime. and II General Sheridan and 9th.
CT high Radical authorities who sent
blood .curdling reports North during
those DAYS when the Republic was a
semi military despoiism. are TO be be.
leyed. more murders were committed
in Louisiana IN day then than are
now committed in year. Despotism
produced whatever violence NAV have
existed. Under the reign of liberty
peace IL returning and the political
assassins are being exterminated. Even
II the Constitution did not forbid IL.
return TO the barbarous government of
lsT5T6 would be most unwise pro.
ceedinf. But leaving that out of the
question, IL remains that the only trai.
tors who are in this country TO day are
the men who are bowling out for mil.
ltary despotism TO supplant the Repub.
lic.-Hoti,dayiJUrg Saaddrd
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic County Convention
met at the court house, in Bellefonte,
on Wednesday, the 10Th instant, pur-
suant to call, and at = o'clock Z. NJ.
the delegates were called to order by
ID. +. Fortney, Esq, Chairman Of the
County Committee.
On motion of J. y. Casanova,
Chester Munson, Esq, of Philipsburg,
was unanimously elected President of
the convention. On taking the chair
Mr.. Munson briefly returned thanks
for the honor, and announced that
he was ready to hear motions for the
further organization of the body.
On motion of John II. Reifsnyder,
William Kerlin, of Gregg, and Geo.
ID. Danly, of Ferguson, were then
elected Vice. Presidents, and on the
motion of James 4. McClain, Frank
T.. Bible. of Milesburg, l.. +. Shatier,
of Walker, and John III. Reifsnyder,
of Millheim. were chosen Secretaries.
The delegates then presented their
credentials, and the various boroughs
and townships were found to be repre-
sented as follows
LIST or DELEGATES.
Bcltefouto Boro, North ward-Bar,ram GaIbrAIih
Eivard PgWers
Baliefonte Boru. soutb ward--C. NJ. Bower, Louis
Belisf5ntc Boro.. we-t wards A. MsQsis,iaa.
NiIesburE Boro-Fnbk D. Bible.
Unianyille BoTo-Dr. Coustans Cambfidga.
Howard Boro--GIovari Brieklsy.
Phnipsburg Boro--J. y. Casanova Chester Manson,
D. ". Holt
Bcnner-Eph Glenn. Amos Gartrick, Ffel Bss4er.
Eoggs-IIarry Curtin, james A. MeClan, frank
Adams
Rurn.iie-Oscar Holt
College Samuel Gliland. y. 4. Grove.
CuTtin-Mitchsll Laathsrs.
Ferguson. old Prccinct--Geo. D. Dsnley, David Nil.
Ter. r. q. Brett.
Ferguson New Prscinet-O VI shost-.
Grsgg-winiam Peaisr, J. c. Hickman, VI. T.. Rishsl.
William kerln, Jacob hetoos
Haiues-william Bright, Cyrus siover, Michael
Friasr.
Hall Nooa--Chsries Linn.
IIarris-IIenry Potter, John Meyers.
Hovari-NlciasI Confer Roland Leathefs.
ilHston-Dznist Irwin,
Llberty-w. II. Garriner.
Mariun-Lev EveFhart, George Loder.
Mlles-IIon. samuel Fraack, A. H. wOIf Geo. HAines.
o. ". shafer, J =. limerick.
Patt0a-Dr. J. VI. Bush.
penn-D. A. MHsser, p. H. stovsr, II. y. Duck 1Ien-
~ SwartS, John II. Rsifsny'IsT
Potter, North Preeino,-John shannon, John ATnsy.
Jacob Wagner.
Potter. sputh Preclnct-Robert Lee, James Rankle.
William Fruia, william Joryion-
Rush--John Donlan. Hugh NcCann.
ssas a. a If..fa A
sprinE-Iisury Rothrock, John Hoy, Abraham stins,
Geo T. Barrett
TRyloF-Hiram Blowers
Unou-John ~ siover.
David Esae.
WORTH. g. IoHss.
G. NJ. Bower, Esq, Of Bellefonte,
then offered the following resolution /:
"Resolucd, That the Chair appoint a
committee Of seven on resolutions, TO
which committee all resolutions are 70 be
referred without debate
The resolution was adopted and the
Chair appointed the following gentle
men as the committee G. NJ. Bower,
Chairman Daniel A. Musser, of
Penn, Isaac Frain, of Marion, George
II. Barrett, of Spring, Jacob Wagner,
of Potter, George Il. Haines, of Miles,
and Jas. A. McClain, Of Boggs.
The Convention then proceeded to
ballot for Jury Commissioner with the
following results
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

Miss Louisa NJ. Aleott was the first
woman 10 register in the town Of Con.
cord, Mass., In order TO vote for mem.
bers of the school committee.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

Two passenger trains on the Pan
Handle road came into collision near
Urbana, Ohio, on Thursday evening.
Owing 10 the prompt use of the air
brake no one was seriously hurt. The
engines were both wrecked.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

In the quarries opened for stone for
the Middle Penitentiary an unusual
number Of fossils are being revealed.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
Auditors Notice.
WOODWARD SEMINARY.
Boarding. and Day School fsr Yeuns Ladies
and Little Children
SECOND AND LOCUST STREETS,
HARRISBURG. PA.

Regular term wiii tesia SEPTEMBER 10 ls-a.
Cepfee a stndy-Claa4te and scieniihc, VITA Music
sna Art
B'sArd and taisicn from s2so % $50 yuaF and no
exsras.
Fpr eircnlars and al desirable Information sdsrp-.
a-en PRINCIPAL.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

The valuation OF Brooklyn real estate
is $40, S63, 500, and Of personal property
sI2,562,l0O
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
PREPARED COKE
FOR FAMILY USE.

THE Bellcfonte and Snow Shoe
n Railroad Company having ocsnplsisa their Coha
Breaker and Screeus prepared 10 furnish al
slsss Il c0kE roR STOVES. RANGES aud "a n
NACiS. Price, s2oo pr ton u 2oeo Iis
DANIEL HHoAnS
s7-am General Superintendent
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-04-24
Omission Of Duty.

1t Is the easiest thing in the
world to fritter away time, and leave
the duties unperformed for the al
legged want of it. Neglected. habits
are easily formed. Keep a strict
account of every hour of your own
time for single week, setting down
correctly the exact manner in which
every hour is spent, ana see wheth-
er, when you come TO review the re-
cord, you do not find it full of ad-
monItion and instruction. In this
simple way one can readily under
stand the secrets of this want OF
time. He viii discover that he has
given hours TO idle talk, to indo-
lence, and to inconsiderste tribes,
which have yielded him neither
profit nor pleasure. What Is the
remedy? Arrange your work in
the order of its comparative impor
lance. Attend first to the things
which are essential to be done, am
let the unessentials take their
chance afterward. The difference
in the amount of work accom-
plished will be astonishing. Duty
before pleasure. Those who prac
tice this preceLt have plenty of time
for pleasure, and enjoy far greater
than those who reverse
this rule.