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Cured! CuredI Cured Cured

G. G. Presbury, Prop. West End Hotel, Long
Branch, cured Of 20 years Chronic Catarrh.
s. Benedict, Jr., Jeweler, 697 Broadway, N. Y,
(memb. Of fanny cured Of Chronic Catarrh.
E. Il. Brown, $50 Canal St., N. Y, cured of IL
years Chronic Catarrh.
j. D. Mcdonald, 10 Broadway N Y (sister-fn-
law cured Of 40 years Chronic Catarrh.
Mrs. John Doughty, Fishkill, N. Y, cured Of 8
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Mrs. Jacob SWartz, Jr., 200 Warren St, jersey
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A. B. Thorn ls3 Montague St., Brooklyn, (self
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Rev. VIM. Anderson, FOrdham, n. Y, cured Of 20
years Chronic Catarrh
Nile. Aimee, Opera Prima Donna. 81 have re-
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A. Mckinney, R. R. Pres, 80 Broad St, n, Y.
"My family experienced immediate relief"
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE is the
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Young Folks Corner.
No. o.l-PoErIcAI Er1a,r.


Ian composed Of s. letter..
LIST in picture, not in frams
Sd In fsrOci0aB, not in tams.
Sd IN run, not in walk
4fh in murter, not In tax
otn IN day not tn night
9th In quarrel, not IN dFhk
Ith In cent, not in dollar
6th IN neck, not in coIlar
9lL 10 lamp not In light
l9tn 10 wrong, not in right
lltn IN whisky not IN beer.
I'm II Venlson, not IN deer
lath IN lead not In tin
l4En IN WsaTei not ia spin.
lotn 10 man not In boy.
16tn IN laugls not In 10y.
lltn IN mellow not in h1r7
Isth in bread not II lard
18Th IN bucket, not in iug-
goth In frog, not in bug
2Ist in tail not in vino
I'd In halOO, not in sinv
"a IN ann not tn Shoot
24th in FOOT not 10 boot
R5th In iron, not in woof
goth in bad, not 10 good
2Ith IN cape not ia bav
Z5th in August, not in Nav
g9th in dre, not In bIaZa
SOLh IN deYours not in gr1zs
Slst IN pigeon not IN dove
SD IN hate, not in love,
34th In i've not IN die
35th IN rail- not 10 board
35th 1n pan, not in gourd
s7Lh in girl not in Child
3Slh In tamer not in Wild
39Jh IN goat not in shesl
4Oth IN n1gns not In atse6
41st in ETas not il PoU
4zd in Amma, not In Non
43d in kitten, not in cat
44rh IN dog, NOT in raf
45th 10 France, n0s fn' Rru-f,
a6th in spainS not in Prn-Ti-
41th tu Old. not In new
4sth in me- not In you.
49Lh iu riyeFs not IL cane
50th In monkey, not in n1s-
5lst in watch, not 10 cloe[
52d In sJODsr not in rock
sd IN orange not In peach
54Ll IN learn not In teach
Whole ts an operation in arifb-,.tr. ara
3smanthai D.
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No. s-POETIcAE EHrn,r,

1st in love, but not in hate
2d in early and also in late
Sd in Empress, bur not in King
9Th in music, and also IN sing,
9th in bird, but not I'm beast,
9th IN South, but not In East
Tth In START but not in BtoD
Sth in Wiggle, but not IN d0n.
9th IN deer, but not in elk
10Th In water, but not in milk
llth in calico, but not in SIX
l2ih 10 me, but not ia thee,
18Th 10 slave, but not In free,
l4th in tree, but not in rush,
18th In brier, but not Do BUSH
18th in toOthies, but not in bona
1Ith In core and also in cone,
18th In club, but not in stiul-
lIth in mud, but not In bFicF
20th in B-u-m-ble-Bee.
Ny whole is the name IT an amateur orsrrlrrt1-,
OF Leesburg. R6e 6TTr7
Leesburg, o.
- Answers in two weeks.
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I ana composed Of 90 lstters.
Ny 8, J. 8, Z & l2, i8 a name Of q bird
My 2, IS, is 10, Is q heavenly BODY.
My l6, 9, Z, 4, is q fruit.
Ny l4, s. Is something that balongl % ufc-..
My IS, 3, 2J, Is, 15, s, 10, ~, Ig. IfIg -o5sf51
70 write with.
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH
Cure, a Constitutional Autidote for
this terrible malady, by Absorption.
The most Important Discovery since
Vaccination. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh, this cures at any
stage before Consumption sets in.
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PITCHERS SCASTORIA isnot
Narcotic. Children grow fat
upon, Mothers like, and Physi-
clans recommend CASTORIA.
1t regulates the Bowels, cures
Wind Collie, alIays Feverishness,
and destroys Worms.
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Business Directory.

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CURIOUS PROPERr1Es OF THEpDIerT7.


CURIOUS PROPERTIES OF TIKI 9 DEGTrs.
have been looking and working over the aIz.
It's, and i ind some things about fhsm 49, -.
not tathOms and perhaps some Of tie colroFu1rF-
s SaIs o. tne Young Folks Corner VIII ~ 1eir
Take any two figures, say q, rsvaFus thsn.
and subtract the less from the greater n,I 1ba1
there Is remainder, except g'a 81 o. 6ortn17 -
reverse and subtract the less fraul th0 97s9fr1.
an ana tne last remainder win be either 0F %, o.
Thus- q 81
Is IS IS Il g
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Or, take our present year:
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tbs viii always be the result and Il is certainly
very curious and worthy Of attention. TLOHh
Answers to "Young FoIzs' Corner" OF FEB. g.
To No. ii. L. Boardman.
To No. 2-None received.
To No. S-''Remembsr now thy Creator. f1 ne
Gays o. tny youth, while the evil days On1le 80
nor the years draw nigh when th0u- 1hnit TTv
have no pleasure in thtm-1
To No. 9-Americsn Sewing Machine.
To No. 3 23S)373tS4O15650
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To No. 6-ATinnespoI,s
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sICNs % CATARRH.

MOTHER SUCH LOATHSOAIE, treacherous
and undermining malady curses mankind. One
fifth Of our children die of Diseases generated by
its infectious poison, and one-fourth of living
men and women drag out miserable exlstences
from the same cause. While asleep the Impurities
in the nosrfls are necessarily swallowed into the
stomach and inhaled INTO the lungs, to poison e7-
cry part Of the system.
DIR. WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE alb
serbs the purulent virus and kills the seeds Of
poison in the farthest parts of the system. It
will not only relieve, but certainly cure Catarrh at
any stage. It is the only remedy which in cur
Judgment has ever yet really cured a case Of
Chronic Catarrh.
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SWalIoWing
POI SON! F.!

SPURTs OF DISGUSTING MUCOUS from the
nOstrils or upon the tonsils, Watery Eyes, Snuff
hes, Buzzing in the Ears, Deafness, Cracking
Sensations in the Head, Intermittent Pains over
he Eyes, Fetid Breath, Nasal Twang, Scabs in
the NOstriIs, and Tickling in the Throat. are
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ROBERT CLARKE & co.. SlRs GiRqlRaati sPsaisf stsa O.
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This win always be the result and & s csrtrfu1v
very curious and worthy Of attention. TLORA.
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Concluded on Fourth Page.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-29

purpose of all penal laws, than in
these cases. 1t has made the venal
shudder at their own vocation; it has
multiplied punishment with every de-
fiance of its omnipotence it has res
cued Commonwealth from cupidity
within and venality without the Leg
islature, by its fearful judgment against
FIVE men for the crimes of rs many
thousands, and the unerring tribunal
of dispassionate public sentiment would
now sanction the exercise of executive
clemency as manfully as it opposed it
when pardon meant a mockery of
public virtue"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-29
GENERAL NEWS.

Hon. Lin Bartholomew has returned
to Pottsville from Atlantic City, very
much improved in health.
The Commissioners OF Cumberland
county say that the enforcement of the
tramp act there has saved the county
10000.
Rev. Thomas Creigh. one of the old.
est Presbyterian ministers in the State,
died at Mercersburg on Thursday, in
his 73d year.
At meeting of the Berlin Fishing as.
socistion, held on Friday evening last,
Mr.. White, the American minister to
Germany, delivered an exceedingly
practical and acceptable address.
General Harry White will return to
Washington the latter mart of this week.
after having been detained at home for
some time by the illness Of his mother
which terminated in death last week.
Hon. s. Newton Pettis, while waiting
for something TO turn up, is at home
preparing lecture entitled south
American Affairs" which will be de-
livered at Linesville, Crawford county,
for the first time this week.
Ii was rumored on Sunday that Hart
mann. the Russian Nihilist, who was
charged with wrecking the train upon
which the Car was supposed to be a
passenger, had arrived in New York.
The report, however, could not be
verified.
A destructive tornado swept over the
country and vicinity of Macon, Miss,
on Sunday night. Telegraph commune.
cations are interrupted and meagre
reports bring the intelligence of the loss
of several lives. Fuller details are hour.
ly expected.
Dennis Kearney's habeas corpus case
came up before the Supreme Court in
banc on Saturday. The Court decided
that IL had no power to reveiw its own
action, aud Kearney was remanded TO
the House OF Correction to serve out
| the sentence.
Another cyclone struck the north
line of Adams county, Illinois, last
Friday evening, doing great damage,
and went from west to east. Twenty
houses and barns are known TO be de.
molished and several persons killed
and wounded. Names unknown.
Over three hundred families, who
have sustained themselves BY the pick.
ing and sale Of teaS5eTTiies and whortle.
berries, are placed in destitute circum.
stances by the great forest fires in New
Jersey last week. The loss In this pro.
duction in Southern Ocean county alone
will aggregate 80. 600 for the season.
The Empress Eugenie's crown, which
has Just been presented TO the church
OF Our Lady OF Victories at Paris, il
composed Of row Of large brilliants,
alternated with golden eagles, whose
wings meet above and support cross
Of diamonds, while the bandeau con.
taIns several large briilianta and superb
euaeralds set In gold.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-29
The State Convention.

The most important State Conven-
tion, held by the Democracy of Penn
sylvania for many years, convened at
Harrisburg on Wednesday, to form a
State ticket to be voted for in Noyem-
Der next, and to choose delegates to
voice the Democracy Of the State in
the National Convention at Cincinnati
to place in nomination Democratic
candidates for President and Vice.
President of the United States.
Up to the time Of going to press this
wednesday, evening, we have no
intelligence as to the organization Of
the Convention, but have every assur-
ance that harmony wifi prevail in its
deliberations. The only disturbing
element-the admission of delegates
from Philadelphia-we learn by the
Patriot, will probably be compromised
in the interest Of harmony by the
admission of one-half Of the regular
delegates, recognizing their claim to
regularity, and the balance from the
Vaux boilers. This of course will
neutralize the voice Of Philadelphia
TO some extent in the deliberations,
but better this than confusion and dis
cord in the more important work Of
the convention. The friends of Han
cock appear to be in the ascendant,
and if instructions are given, the del
egates will doubtless represent him in
the National Convention.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-29
THE senate's amendments to the

THE Senate's amendments to the
clause in the Deficiency Appropria-
ton bill regulating the appointment
of special deputy marshals at elections
we're concurred in by the House on
Friday. The clause as it passed the
House authorized the district judges
TO make the appointments of the mar
shals. The Senate amendments place
that duty upon the Circuit courts of
the United States for the districts in
which such marshals are to perform
their duties, but should there be no
session Of the Circuit court, then the
district judges are authorized to con-
vene their courts for that purpose.
With this amen dment, the bill will go
to Mr.. Hayes for his approval or veto,
annulling the partisan character of
the Federal election law which he
would not permit to be repealed in the
last Congress. The regulations pro-
vided for IN this amendment, proposed
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-29
BELLEFONTE, PA, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1880.

by Mr.. Garfield, but opposed by his
party, giving an equal representation
to the several political parties in the
selection of their officials, and requir-
ing the appointees to be men of good
character, is SO fair and proper in
themselves, that it is difficult to be.
lieve that Mr.. Hayes will withhold his
approval.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-29

SOME men in Congress acquire rep
utation by their talents and discretion,
some by their eccentricity, some be-
cause they are fools or demagogues,
but Downey, the Delegate from Wy
oming Territory, more ambitious than
ordinary men, seems to have combined
all these TO obtain sudden renown by
extraordinary means. He has intro
duced a bill asking an appropriation
of 100000 to have painted on the
walls of the National capital scenes
from the four gospels, illustrating the
birth, life, death, and resurrection of
our Saviour. This bill Il prefaced by
the Apostles Greed, as We have IL in
the prayer-books, and supported by a
speech in form Of a poem in blank
verse, covering fifteen pages of the
Congressional Record, marked "copy-
right by Stephen w. Downey. All
rights reserved" It il due to add,
that this remarkable speech was not
read in the House, but printed in the
Record as the extraordinary argument
of the very extraordinary member
from Wyoming.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-29
How They Agree.

Grant, Blaine and Sherman have
each their political bureau, or head
quarters at Washington, and the cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun
has been interviewing them to ascer-
tain authoritatively the prospects OF
each aspirant. He has come to the
conclusion, if he accepts the informa-
ton obtained as reliable, that Grant,
Blaine and Sherman have each got
all or nearly all of the delegates so
far elected and each will be certain to
get the majority of those yet to be
elected. He says:
"The friends of the ex. President say
they have information that half or
more of the Massachusetts, delegation
will be for Grant froin the start, and the
remainder will be for him after I'd
munds. Senator Edmunds, they say.
prefers Grant 10 any other man, and
will soon make public expression of
that fact, which will throw all his
strength for Grant. The Connecticut
delegation is understood 10 be divided
between Blaine, Edmunds and Wash
burn, and the Grant people say they
know that as soon as IL is made appar
ent that the fight is between Grant and
Blaine the Edmunds and Washburn
delegates will go right over to Grant.
At the Blaine headquarters iDforma.
ton from Georgia is to the effect that
the delegation to Chicago from that
State will stand sixteen for Blaine, four
for Sherman and two for Grant. The
Grant people have Information that il
stands ten for Grant, eight for Blaine
and four for Sherman, while at the
Sherman headquarters il is triumph.
antly announced that reliable advices
from Georgia give twelve for Sherman,
six for Blaine and four for Grant. The
Sherman bureau has also a dispatch
from Staunton. claiming nine OF the
Virginia delegates for Sherman, with n
prospect OF two more. To this the Grant
men answer that there were But three
Sherman men in the entire Virginia
convention. The Sherman people claim
now that he has positively secured up
To date l0l votes, The Blaine men say
that Sherman is not in the contest at
all, and that the fight is between Blaine
and Grant but the Grant men say that
neither Sherman or Blaine will he
heard OF when the convention meets.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-29

The Duke of America is quietly re-
posing at the Ducal Palace in Illinois,
to recover from the fatigue of his
Southern campaign, and no doubt
would be quite serene were it not
for the tillibustering incursions of the
Maine Mulligans upon his domain.
They are decidedly aggressive, and in
many parts entirely successful, but
not sufficiently strong to carry the
State of Illinois against the Duke.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-29

THE Army appropriation bill has
passed the Senate as it came from the
House. This bill contains the clause
attached to the appropriation bill of
last session, to arrest the employ
ment of the army as police at the
polls. 1t was approved by Mr.. Hayes
then, and it is reasonable to suppose
he will not 60 back of his record now.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-29

BoosTrSG SHERMAN. The general
impression prevailing that the Sher-
man boom is ON the retrograde and
the great financier about to join the
army of hopeless aspirants, ii seems Is
not we'll founded. His committee or
boosting bureau at Washington claims
that his strength is developing rapidly,
and that the Secretary and his friends
are more sanguine now OF success than
ut any time since the canvass began.
They claim l0l votes positively secur-
ed on the first ballot. Nothing like
faith. Boost him up.