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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-06-10
NesU Advertisements
TREASURER'S SALE
NJ ITNSEATED LANDS FOR

TAxEs FOR 1879, AND PREVIOUS YEARS
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance Of An Act
Of Assembly, passed the 18th day june A. d. 1915,
entitled An Act to amend Act directed the mode Of
selling unscated lands In Centre county" aud the
several supplements thereto there will be exposed to
public sale or outcry the following tracts Of unssated
lands In said county for tho taxes due and unpaid
thereon at the Court House In the Borough Of Belle
fonte, ON the SECOND MONDAY OF JUNE, A. D.,
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sequence.

A LITTLE turpentine mixed in the
feed of the young chickens every day
or two goes far toward preventing
gapes, and sulphur used in the same
way materially aids in keeping them
free from lice. Use little care and
gumption, and the results will be
gratifying.
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Plant : Grape Vine.

From Bliss American Garden.
Agrape vine requires several years
before bearing full crop, and Ave
minutes work now will save and en-.
tire years waiting for fruit. Ifyou
cannot plant more, plant one single
vine; Concord, Brighton, Delaware.
Martha, Salem, Hartford are the best.
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THE TEsT OF rnE NATIONAL WELFARE Is THE tETEILf
GEscE AND PROSPERITY or THE TARhER.
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Extracts and Commenss.

Good farms in this county can be re.
lied upon to bring in from TO s per
cent. interest by leasing on. halves to
suitable men, who furnish everything
excepting sometimes half the seed and
half the stock, and do all the work.
Monroe Cd,inty Cor. Of N. j. Tribune.
Either they must have extraordi-
narily "good farms" in Monroe coun-
ty, or this correspondent must count
his income on the same principle with
the man who boasted of having sold
his dog for fifty dollars. Upon being
questioned as TO whether he received
cash, he replied, mo, took two
pups at twenty-five dollars apiece"
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WE learn that Mr.. w. |. Chamber
lain, whose name is familiar to our
readers, has been elected secretary of
the Ohio State Board of Agriculture.
This is putting the right man in the
right place. The Ohio farmers are
to be congratulated. Excellent work
in their interests may be expected
from the State Board under Mr..
Chamberlain's direction.
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That MI village families and rany
city residents, will find health, comfort.
great economy, and profit in keeping
their own COW. and how to do it, are
clearly shown in the American Agricpttu.
rist for June and every family should
get this paper and look into it.--Anoth.
er article brings out simple, cheap
method of using Iron Fence Posts that
will be worth millions to the cGsantry.
These two chapters. with the hundred
other practical, instructive articles, and
over 60 original engravings, make this
the most important number ever issued
Of this always valuable Journal. Is
cents a number. sl.50 a year. Orange
Judd 4 Company, Publishers, 245
Broadway, New York.
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The writer lately visited three barns
in a single neighborhood in Eastern
Massachusetts,, each of which was
model of neatness. while the predomi.
mating odor was that OF bright, fragrant,
timothy hay. The absorbent used was
sawdust of cedar and pine; clean, arc,
matte efiectual.-Americ1n CIifraior.
And for clay lands the manure was
quite as valuable as that made from
straw.
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Agricultural Books and Periodicals.

The American Garden, quarterly illus.
trated journal, devoted to the interests
OF America" has passed from the hands
of its former publishers into those Of
Messrs. b. X. Bliss & Sons, who have
installed DIR. F. NJ. Hexamer as the ed.
itor. This makes an exceptionally
strong combination for q journal OF
this character. Both publishers and
editor are men of much experience and
skill in all matters pertaining to the
garden, added to this the publishers
have a worldwide reputation for ener.
gy and business ability, and the editor
Is as we'll known by the ready pen
which he wields as by his horticultural
successes in the field. We wish the
garden abundant success, and welcome
it to our exchange table.
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THE Legislature of New Hamp-
shire, did a wise thing when it pro-
vided for the payment of a bounty
of one cent per pound, not exceeding
$1,000 per annum, for ten years, on
sugar made from beets grown in that
State. The aggregate amount of
sugar consumed in the country is
enormous, and the profits arising from
its adulterations with glucose prove
too great a temptation to be resis-
ted by the average sugar importer
and refner. To encourage the home
production of real sugar at cheap
rates is the best way to do away with
this adulteration.
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IT will pay to be neat in feeding
these animals that help TO feed us.
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NEWS, FACTS AND SUGGESTIONS.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-06-10

-AdRICvLTURAL.
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Mothers! MOthers!!
Mothers -!

Are you disturbed at night and
broken of Your rest by a sick
child suffering and crying with.
the excruciating pain of cutting
teeth !! 1t SO, 60 at once and get
. bottle Of MRS. WINSLOW,S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately-depend upon it; there
IL no mistake about it. There il
not . mother on earth who has
ewes used it, who will not tell
you at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief aud health to
the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste
and is the prescription of one Of
the oldest and best female pbysi
clans and nurses in the United
States. Sold every where. %
cents a bottle a. -t43 le
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5th Report of committee On Public Prom
erty. - : f
9Th Report Of committee Public
Schools.
9TH Report Of Treasurer
9Th Report Of Collector of Taxes and
Market Master.
9Th Deferred, unfinished, now business.
10Th Reading notes or abstEact of minutes
OF each present session for correction.
On motion of j. NJ. Howell duly seconded
l. ID. Moore and two other members Of the
Council were appointed to revise the Corpo
ration Ordinances.
The Mayor appointed j. NJ. Howell and
j. L. AucOin on said committee.
On motion Of J. L. Aucoin duly seconded
the Council adjourned to Wednesday No
vember "a. lo8O at ! o'clock P. NJ.
(Signed) H.W. TABOR.
,, Mayor.
lSigned) A. j. PERRIN, Clerk.
A true copy.
A, ]. PERRIN, Clerk.
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Notions, fancy goods aud Ia
dies undelware below cost ut the
Seven Star Store. -

Johnson's Anodyne Liniment
will positively cure chronic diar
rhea Of long standing, also dys
entary, cholera morbus, and chol
era, used internally. There is no :
remedy known 90 valuable .fogsim /.
mediate use as this old life PIE
server. .uyn9fT g4l3rwf Es..,s s.n
One single box Of Parsoxai Pnr
gative Pills taken one each night
will make more new rick blood
than ten dollars worth of Iaay liz,
Quid blood purifier now known. !
These pills will change the. blood
in the entire sytem in three
months, taken one night. b, 7
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For Sale.

One double Rned boiler AZ inches 26
feet, with one steam drum attached 30
inches BY feet Stand pipe, check valve,
safety valve, Wow off valve, whistle valve,
one britching and one furnace mouth.
The above boiler was made by John
Ward Of New Orleans, and, has taken off
tour crops only.
For terms Sc. apply to j. j. Shaffer Mag
nOlia Plantation. Terrebonne Parish, La.
Sept. Goth. 1880. I'm.
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Official.
Proceedings of Town
Council.

TOWN HALL. }
Monday, Nov. 18th. 1880.
The Town Council Of the Town Of Thibo-
daux assembled this day at half pest seven
O'Clock P. NJ.
Present H. w. Tabor, Mayor. and J. L.
AucOin, C. Arena, H. Dansereau, j. M.
Howell, 1. D. Moore and F. Zernott, Trus-
tees, elected ct election held on the second
day OF November 1880, all having been duly
commissioned and taken oath Of office.
On motion OF j. M. Howell duly second
ed the present officers were continued in
office till the next session OF this Council,
at tho same salary to be pad prorata for
the time OF service. ..
The Mayor appointed the following stand
ing committees.
Committee on Finance: l. d. Moore, j.
L. AucOln and II. DaEsereau.
Committee on Public improvements: j.
NJ. Howell, +. Zernott and c. Axema.
Committee on Public Property: H. Dan.
sereau, +. Zernott and j. N. Howell.
Committee Oh Education j. L. Auooin,
l. d. Moore, and G. Azema.
On motion OF /. ID. Moore duly seconded
the following resolution was adopted.
In order that the fiscal affairs Of the town
under the administration of the present
board of Trustees may be kept separate and
distinct.
be IL therefore Resolved, 1n8C Cno CrN80u-
rer of the town be and he il hereby requir-
| ed to open an entire new set Of books and
| accounts under such suggestions and recon-
mendations az may be made to him by the
Committee on Finance, beginning such
| books and accounts with entry or entries of
such balance or balances If any, as may be
shown by the books and accounts Of his pre-
On motion of. D, Moore duly seconded
the following resolutions were adopted.
| Be it resolved, That hereafter eli reports
or communications Of the Mayor to the
| Council shall be in writing; and he ia
hencefofth required to present . written
report or message, to the council at each reg
ular session thereof Of all his official acti
! and transactions, together with statements
Of all contracts made, laborese employed
and expenses incurred therefor or for 9th
or purposes since last report; and to EN-
body therein such suggestions and recon
mendatioDs ss he may doom conducive Il
Be- it further resolved, That the Treasu.
yer, the Collector Of Tax.s, Market naste
and the committees on Finance. Improve
meuts, Public Property and Educatioa, 70
spectively shall at each regular session o
the Council snbmit . written ropefs of al
matters c0nnacted with. or o0uiug withil
the scope Of their respective funotious.
On motion Of !. p. Aoore, the fallowin
resolution was adopted.
The roll the order IT business 70 be oSeegl
Cd duriag the session 4 The Cousen aha
; be - foalows:
iss Beading. apprcsaDG aadi slsning mi
utee sf peevica4 eessteo. s~ tse.
add Eoport Of Mayor.
! 3ed Report Of committees o. 1iaahce,
I ~ Report of cOmDittee O lDprov
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Succession Of Ma1ihilien Bourgeois No.
1865 PrObates.

Pursuant to an order and decree of above
Court and in obedience to commission to
me directed in the above entitled and num-
bered succession, ill offer for sale at pub
lie auction pursuant to law to the
last and highest bidder on the premises
situated in this parish on the right bank
Of the Bayou Lsfourche at about three
miles below the town Of Thibodaux on Sat
urday the 18th day of December 1880. be-
tween the hours II o'clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock P. N. the following described pro-
perty to wit:
lat. A certain tract of land situated in
this parish on the right bank lot
the Bayou Lafoqrche at about three miles
below the Town of Thibodaux measuring
three arpents front by forty arpents in
depth, bounded above by lands Of John
McCulla and below by lands of Joseph Dan
tin. Together with all the building gs and
improvements thereon.
End. Two I2] Horses.
3rd. One Cart
4th. One Buggy.
5th. One III Rice Fan Mill.
9th. Two III plows, Traces and Single
Trees.
+ 7th. One ny Harrow.
Terms of Sale Cesh Cd the Spot in United
States Treasury Notes, to pay debts.
November 18th, 1880.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
Sheriff.
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Halle Plcws are considered
the best that come to this Parish
s. I. Grisamore has a supply On
hand. 81 c49 :, {sei -sh az


The Recorder, Americus, Ca,
says: 'Clerks, Senators, Repre>
sentatives, Doctors, Lawyers, .Citi
zens, in public aud private life,
are testifying by the thousands,
and over their own signatures,
that a remedy has been found for
Bright's Disease of tho Kidneys
aud for Diabetes; these are 70
spectively known as Warner's
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure.n
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TOWN HALL.

INV N HALL -
Saturday. November q. $780, I
The Town Council Of the Town Of Thibo
daux metin adjourned session this day at
7.O'cloek p. NJ.
Present, H. w. Tabor, Mayor. and j. L.
Aucoin, C. Azema, II, Dansereau, j. NJ.
Howell, I. D. Moore and F. Zernott, Trus-
tees. ..-. .......
Tho minutes Of the previous session
we're read and approve! a. recorded.
On motion of ]. ID. Moore duly seconded
the Council proceeded to the election Of an
Assessor.
!. d. Moore nominated A. j. Perrin.
There being NO other nomination, on mo
ton of c. Azems duly seconded A. J. Per
rim was elected assessor by acclamation.,
On motion of l. D. Moore duly seconded
the Council resolved: ::itself into committee
Of the whole for the purpose Of fixing the
salaries Of officers for the ensuing year
whereuppn the Mayor vacated the chair
and named J. NJ. H0 veil as chairman
hecommittee of the whole after due de
liberation rose and through its Chairman
J. n. Howell reported bsck to the Council
the Mayor presiding. the following ~ thu
result Of their deliberations.
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Circular.
The Mint of the United States, at n. o. I
NOYHmher l4th l66Q (

The Mint of the United States, at N. o. J
November 18Th, 1880.
This Mint will ship to any point accessi-
bic by railroad or steamboat lthe Govern
ment paying transportation charges] stand
ard Silver Dollars in sums of $500, or any
multiple thereof, upon receipt of certiti-
cate Of deposit from the Assistant Treasu-
rer Of the U. 5. at New Orleans, and ,chich
can be obtained by yourself, your Merchant
or Banker deposit.ng in currency ,ciM tie
Assistv,at Treasurer The amount desired, to-
gether with shipping instructions.
The near close Of the grinding season,
and consequent settlement of the years
business making demand for currency to
meet small payment, will for the conve-
nience of the planting interest, if so desired
have the coin rolled in packages Of $40 or
$50 each.
w. ". DAVIS,
..-- Superintendent.
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obtained for new iaventions, or for improve
mente tn old ones. Caveats, Trade Marks
and all pstent business promptly attended
to.
Inventions that have been
rejected may stiH, IN most cases, be pat
entsd by US. Being opposite the U. 5. Pat
en- Office, and engaged n Patent Isas.
iness Exclusfvefy, We can secure
Patents in less time than those who are re.
mote feon Washirgton and who must de.
pend upon the mails in sll transactions
with the Patent Office
When inventors send model or sketch we
make search in the Patent Office xnd nd wise
az to ia patentabllity ne Of charge. Cores
pondesee confidential. prices low, and Ne
charge unless Ratene II oh.
Werefer to Hon Postmaster General u.
y. KEY, Rev. +. D. PowRR. to ofRcisls in
the y: 8. Patent Ohice, and especially to
cur clients in. every Etste Of the Union and
Canada. For special references, terms
C.. A. SNOW & Co.
Opposite Patent Office. Washinston, b. C
l gka<S So ss* s
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DO You want a burner and
chimney that will not breakf If
you do, call at S. 7. Grisamore's
stove Depot. v f.. 4.fe- -otv.
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81. +. 0risamore has q large
auoostmest OF lamps for sugar
hdssss, churohes dwellings, SO
also, chimnies, Lanterns, I.a:,p
Wick. ro6ectocs 0ud shsdeo.
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IS. T. Grisam0re has for sale
cart, wagon and carriage spokes,
and felloes, plow handles, plow
beams, plows, wheelbarrows, and
plow shares. ' Z
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EsF = G& &Bes@ 50
III you want to buy Q good
stove, so to 8. T. Grisamore's
Stsvs Depot. & q
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The time for paving taxes il

The time for paying taxes is
at hand. Tax payers should re.
member that iDexorable law 70
quires that all taxes be paid pre-
vious to January l, 1881, other
wise property is liable to seizure
and sale, and that the Tax C0llec
tor has 10 option bat to carry ont
the requirements of the Law.
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Large stock Of clothing to be
disposed regardless of cost or val
% Ut the Seven Star Store,
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DENTAL NOTICE.
6A

r J. DAI0RE, DENTIST HAS LOCA.
d. Gated in town pefmanently and will
perform Ill cperatscns sppertaining to his
nrOfessaoos at very nodeeses prices.
He vill sloo practice in tho surrounding
eonntrv and adjoining Parishes when called
for
He il now stopping at TIE Franklin
.Heuae. TIE besA q fefereaes given.
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On motion Of l. d. Moore ,duly seconded
th . report Of tho commlttee Of the wholo
was adopted unanimously and made the -
ton Of the couscl and tho commitie 60 Of
the whole was then discharged frOa fur
ther consideration of the subject,
Tho ChaiEmsn Of the Co9uittee On Hi-
nance presented the following estimstea Of
~ pr6bsble revsaess aaA expenses fer ~
Ascal year 1881. z.
EsttmaA ef Me Probable Resesmes ef Ms Cor
peus1li0w of ~ 16ssa n 1xibsdssss, ~
Ne Nsoal ysar bsvtsssing Jasxory Let
1881. 49,
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MAeAaal Counraisslonnaire,
&c CHARGE DE LA VENTE DE
cstol. Ssors, Ris, Moasss. Pesux,
laAae, volailles, 0ofs,
Cire, Mel, Gibier,
cd tsute cspAce do prodnits .des champs
On De jafdinage, SO
1eS......Rus Dseatsr ..AAS
i. entire JeGerson ct Toul0use1
NOUTILLE ORLEANS.
70. Lsek Bes 019. mhl0'76-ly >
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- , y , =
NEW YORK SUN
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The WEEKLY SUN will be found useful
auxiliary by all who are earnestly working
for the reform of the National Government.
believing that the evils which have 80 long
beset the country can be cured only bY :
change OF the party in power, TnE SUH
earnestly supports for President and Vice
President HANCOCK and ENGLISH
In order that all those who sympathize
with our purpose may most efficiently CO.
operate with us, we will send The WEEKLY
sun to clubs, or single subscribers. post
paid, for twenty flve cents for the
Iext three months.
Address THE sun,
K New York City
~ - E1
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF the PARISH OF
LAFOURcHE AND OF the TOWN
OF THlBODAux.
Office: Corner Green & Leves Sts.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY
s. r. GRISANORE EDITOR.
+ SAMOAN, PrO'r d Business Manager
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Twentieth Judicial District Court, Parish
--5-4s OF L0fourche.
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nNE STEAM GkANuLAT1NG PAN.
~ capable Of ofgrannlatine fteea to twca
- hegthesas Of SqEar in y Ae.ses :. q
) iacouPi>e working eedeA twlie1 ne
sAa< <Lesk. h.dFs GRlSA1ORE.
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Tenacity of Vegetable Life.

The duration and tenacity of public
life, as seen in the length of time during
which the seeds of certain plants will re-
tain their vitality, are truly wonderful.
We may cite the following example:
Lord Lindsay states that, in the
course of his wanderings amid the pyra-
mids of Egypt, he stumbled on mum
my, proved 10y its hieroglyphics to be
1000 year old. In examining this
mummy after it was unwrapped he
found in one of its closed hands tuberous
or Dubious root. He was interested in
the question how long vegetable life
could last, and he therefore took that
tuberous root from the mummy's hand,
and planted it in sunny soil, allowed
the rains and dews of heaven to descend
upon it, and in the course of a few
weeks, to his establishment and JOY, the
root burst forth and bloomed into a
beauteous dahlia.
The roots of many plants retain their
vitality under intense temperatures.
Certain plants, also, may, by their
roots, absorb some poisons which would
be destructive to others. The seeds on
which birds have fed will retain their
power of termination during Il long pc
Rod. Birds that feed on the seed of the
castor oil plant have been k lown 10
bear them in their bodies from one
country to another, where they have
grown and multiplied.