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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-23

The divorce case of ex-senator Chris
tiancy, now Minister to Peru, against
his wife Lille NJ. Christiancy, was taken
up in the Equity Court of Wellington
city on last Saturday. The defendant
filed a motion in opposition to the ap
pointment of a commission TO take tn"
testimony of Edil Giro, who, it is al.
legged, occupied a room with Mrs. Chris.
tiancy at the st. James Hotel in that
city in December last. In her affidavit
Mrs. Christiancy says her financial con.
dition IL such rs to render it impossible
to attend the case, and that in case the
motion is granted her case will be great.
ly prejudiced, unless the Court will
make an order for plaintiff to advance
the necessary expenses. The Court,
after hearing the application, made an
order appointing Horatio &. KING, Of
New York city, as commissioner to take
the testimony of Giro.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-23
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
From our regular Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Dec. 20, 1880.
The Senate took two or three days in
which to consider the House resolution
to adjourn for two weeks on Tuesday
next, the 22d, but the delay was only
for the sake of appearances. In the
present condition Of its business, it
would have been better to omit the
customary recess, simply adjourning
over one day for Christmas and one for
New Years, but this was too great an
innovation on custom, and if any long.
er than that was to be had, one Of two
weeks is not too long to enable a ma.
jority of members to 20 to their homes,
spend their holidays and return.
The impression seems to have gone
abroad that the Democrats of the House
had finally dropped the proposition to
regulate the electoral count. This is
not true. 1t is the reverse OF the truth.
Whenever l47 Democrats can be found
in the House there will be further eff
fort to legislate in such a manner as to
prevent Vice President from deciding
a Presidential election. The more this
subject is considered, the greater me-
cessity for action appears.
- BuG it was we'll to stop the fruitless
struggle Of the first seven days of the
session, there being no possibility
then of passing the Morgan resolution.
There has been dilgent work since then,
resulting in the passage of three appro-
priation bills by the House-Fortifica.
tions, Pensions and Military Academy.
If quorum had been present on Sat,
urday the Consular and Diplomatic bill
would have been passed. 1t probably
will be to-day, and on Thursday the
holiday recess will begin.
On reassembling in January, the
Army and Navy appropriation bills will
be ready and perhaps Others. Unless
the Republicans shall resort to dilatory
tactics for the purpose of delaying bus
mess there will be no necessity for an
extra session. But the desire to reor.
ganizc the House with Republican
officers, and to stay here and get from
President Garfield what has been denied
them by Mr.. Hayes, may induce Repub.
lican Senators and Representatives to
force an extra session.
The Educational bill passed by the
Senate last week and which will prob.
ably go through the House, will not
soon produce a fund large enough to
materially aid the schools of any State,
but it is fund which will increase for
many years. The importance of the
bill, however, is in the fact that it com.
mits the general government to par.
tial support of the public schools.
There were six votes against the bill
all by Democrats. These six thought
they saw in the bill an unwarrantable
departure from the Constitutional course
of the general government.
So great is the feeling among Demo.
Gratis here at the involuntary retirement
of Gen. Ord by Mr.. Hayes, while other
officers were not retired whose cases
differed from his only because he was
Democrat and they were Republicans
will doubtless lead to such legislation as
will put Ord on duty in the grade to
which he has been brevetted-that of
Major General Reno.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-23
Philadelphia Markets.
PnrLsptLrnn, Dccr mbcr q, j

PnIL1BgLrHn, December y, 1850.
In wheat there was great excitement and hrg'
speculative -ale- nt a material decline in price,.
ILpug.-FlUur j. inactive, aud prices favor buyer
Sales Of 1000 barrels, including Minnesota extra, a
g. 2tE57j Tor fair to choice clear. and At g. LJA1
fpr straight; Pennsylvania extra family at 2JaJju
western do. do At s. J0aG - and patents at S1nsZ
Rye flour /. steady At S5.45 per barrel.
GRAlN.-Thc wheat market j. excited, uunettlod an.
2gc per hushcl lower. Sale ~ 5'OJ hu.htr incluI
ing rejected, at sl.D5mlus. red and atn'er track
At 81 lit Rye /. rouf," aud steady At -. ipr Penn
sylyhniH.
sEEps-Clovcr i. firm at 7"7lzn. fyr fair to fancy
Timothy il neglected.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-23

Governor Hoyt on Monday granted a
respite of one month to Catherine Mil.
Ter and George Smith, who we're con.
Victed in the court of Lycoming county,
at Williamsport, Tor the murder of the
husband of Mrs. Miller, and were sen.
fenced to be hanged on the 9th of Jan.
uary, 1881, for the crime. The respite
granted extends to February 3, 1881.
The respite was granted for the purpose
of enabling the prisoners to apply to
the board of pardons for q commuta.
tion of the death sentence to life i'm.
prisonment. The conviction of Smith
and Mrs. Miller of the terrible crime
was arrived at partly by their own con.
fessions and by the testimony of the
murdered mans little daughter.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-23

Those in the employ of Messrs. Geo.
Slate K Son, Williamsport, tanners and
manufacturers OF leather betting, are
long stayers. Mr.. George Collins has
been working in the establishment over
forty.two years, and Major w. r. Logan
more than forty years. When Mr.. Col.
lins had completed his twenty first year
as an employee, he informed the firm
that he believed he was entitled to a
freedom suit--and the suit was furnish.
ed. After serving twenty one years
more he claimed another freedom suit
and got It.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-23
Not n Beverage.

"They are not beverage, but med.
icine, with curative properties of the
highest degree, containing no poor
whiskey or poisonous drugs. They do
not tear down an already debiitated
system, but build it up. One bottle
contains more hops, that is, more real
hop strength, than barrel of ordinary
beer. Every druggist in Rochester sells
them, and the physicians prescribe
them. ."-Ercning Express on Hop Bit.
teIg
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-23
Legal Notice.
BeHcIOHtC. Pa.

FRANK r. BL1IR. No. BrocLcrhoH Ho"sc BeiJontc.
AGhristmas Presents hare become sucl a
~" precaled custom that IRISH to cali yor attcatio
generally TO my large and complete stock Of regular GOODS
and particularly to fer special articles that elJH
especially for his season.
FirstI oco1d suggest line Of Japanese Scre,s rljcE
haze been offered before IN his to,cn.
SecondSod hammered brass fire SETS consistiaq Of an
elegant Stand, 1ongs, Shorel and POKER ohich yo cU
arhere else.
Thrd---Fyne Bohemian and Aiabaser Vases, from IS cts
q PAIR up TO $780,
Fourth---Zo a line of MUSTAC CHE Dc PLAIN CUPS
ochich haze been equaled here
Then I can shoW you the most elegant Rings that are
IN the market, and especially my ne,o SOLID PLAIN
GOLD RLNGS Whih / hare been selma for the past
yearhe f. p. b. Ring---chich as not equaled an o,alf
OF finish any other make
suppose yo~ noticed last oeek the large lot of Appb
and Bread Irdys--Japanesehat had on ma counters
Vel they all sold IN ow days. sr dozen of hem at 25 cts
EACH THO gears ago they sold for $50 aci accounts for
their rapid sale Anoer lot has Just aiued and are ooag
fast II might be ceU to mention The fact that am selma
"a splendid Nickel Clock at S125 and good Stem WIND
N'ckeI Watch TOR $5,---no Waterbury trash either.
With malice none,
But one price for ALL
yours &c.
FRANK =. BLAIR.
"-' No. Brockerhof House.
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-25

But tho husband and the father
was at homo once more, AMI ho had
brought back an uutarnishcl namc,
ln addition TO good bunch Of gold
which he carried stitched mp in his
vest, he had pension sottlol upon
him, aud the future loikcl bright aud
clear. The son Of Corporal Chollct
because an important parsonage
among the good peasants, aud the
son project was among the first {, So
licit the iriond,hip Of tho battle scar.
rcd old soldier. Tho it'll. cot smile |
onco moro, and Pierre had nevo-
occasion TO - upon thj highway
again with any foul irtont The oil
soldier often refers to meeting with
tho young rcbbor of st. Gcryis, and
under all tho circumstances ID rathor
poascs him, and no thinks he can
see 10 il the proof of Pierro'a conr.
age, anl also Of bis true affection for
his mother
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-25
How 70 Avoid A Bad Husband.

Ncvor marry for woalth. A won
ans life consistcth not in the things
she possesses,
Never marry fop, who struts
abont danly-liko il his gloves and
rull os, with n silvct-hca1cd cane.
| and rings on his Gnsers. Beware !
there 10 trap.
Mover marry nigg1rilv, close
listod, mean soydil wretch, who
s1yo5 cvory peuuy, or spends II
grulgingly. Take care lest no
stinis you to death.
Noyor marry u stranger, whose
character ia not known OF tested
Some girls jump into tho fro with
their oyos wido open.
Mover marry moDo or drono-
QUO who drnggl"3 through life, ON.
foot a(Jor tho othor. aud 10. thiugs
tako their own courac.
Never marry II man who trca's his
own mother or si5,or uuhiuJy or
Iindil'crcutly. Such trct'mmt Is
q suro Indication Of q mean and wick.
Od man.
Mover on my account marry n
gam bier n pro.ano person ouo who
IN the lolst speak7 lightly Of Gol or
religion Such Q man will never
mako u good husband
Mover marry n aiovcn man who
is neglected. of his person or dress.
and is filthy in his habits, rho cx,
tornal appearance, isan index to tho
heart.
Shun'thc rako n5 a snake, yipar.
demon. Avoid him,
Finally, mover marry mau who
is in tho least addicted TO tho usc Of
ardont spirits. Dcpond upon it, you
IRE bottor of alano than You would
be tod 10 a man whose breath "a
polluted, and who is being destroyed
by alcohol.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-25

One cold, clustering day, late in
tho fall, mau who walked with a
crutch and u short staff, was on the
road from Lodove to st Gervais, in
tho department OF Herunlt. away in
the southern part of France. The
traveller was an old mat, perhaps
five and fifty, with a face very darl,
from long aud constant exposure,
and with stone gray beard aud
moustacho. An old gray overcoat
completely enveloped bis person
but l. was plainly to be seen that he
had but ono leg. Tho road was very
muddy, and q cold drilling mist was
falling, and though il was well in the
evening yot there was light enough
to distinguish the way, for away be-
yond the clouds and the mist bright
moon was shining, and though oven
its whereabouts could not bo made
out, yet it served to make visible
what must otherwise have been on.
volopod in utter darkness.
The old man hobbled on, planting
his crutch and staff carefully upon
tho treacherous ground, aud thus ho
passed out slowly on his way. 1t
was near nine o'clock whom he reach
cd the little copse Of swampwood
that lay at the edge of the village Of
St. Geryais. Here it was somewhat
darker, and he made his way more
carefully. He had just reached tho
edge Of tho copse when his attention
was attracted by noise close by
him, aud in moment moro human
being stood in the road before him.
The new conner was a slight built
person, as the old man could dis
tinctly see, and most probably a
youth. He had surely come from
the wood.
'Ha / uttered the traveller, what
now, eh 2
'Your money or your life = was
the reply, given abruptly but some-
what tremulously,
"You dou't mean il 7"
Il do tho youth said moro firmly.
And be quick, too, for I've no time
to wasto. You soc this pistol. II
contains two balls. Give me money
or thcy both go through your head
Ten thousand thunders. boy (!
you wouldn't kill me just for tho
sake OF little nonsyr-perhaps only
the fow sous that aro nucessary 10
pay for my nieht's lodging r."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-25
II - q { n " .
Don't Stay Laie To Night.

The hearth Of home is beaming
With rows Of rosy light,
And lovely eyes are cleaning
As falls the shade Of night.
Aud while the steps are leaving
The circle pure and bright.
A tender voice, half grieving,
Says, "Don't stay late to-night"
The world in which thou movest.
Is busy, brave and wide :,
The world Of her thou lowest
Ia in the single side.
sho waits for thy warm greeting,
Thy smile is her delight
Her gentle voice, cntrcating.
Says, "Don't stay late to,uight,"
The world is cold, iuhumln,
will spurn thea in thy fall (;
The love Of one pure woman
Outlasts and shNHoj thcm all.
The children viii cling round thee. =
Let fate b. dark OF bright
a. homo no shaft shall woun thee
Then, "Don't stay late tonight"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-25
The Siiling Of Peter--A Folk. .Sona

In st. Luke's Gospel we nre told
How Peter in the days OF old
Was siftci
Aud now though ages Intervene.
Sia Is che same, while time aud scene
Are shifted.
Saton desires ~. grsu AL sm,ll,
As wheat, to slit rs, iu W. all
Are tempted
Not one, however rich or great,
Is by his station or estate
ESemplel.
No house so safely guarded is
But he, by some device Of bis.
Can enter;
No heart hath armor so complete
But hc can pierce with arrows hect
Its centre.
For all at last tho cock viii crca
Who hear the ward,ug yoios, b.tgl
unhcolins,
Till thrice AMI moro they have denied
The Man of sorrows. e,uciaed
Aud bleeding.
Ono looH Of that pale, uToiiug face
Will make u' feel ihe de- y disgrace
o. wvtknrss
We shall bo siitei iiil ihe strel;lh
Of Self.oOnoelI be changed 1T 9Th
10 mcekness.
Wounls Of ibc soUl, ,Lou;h healed,
with ache /;
The redicnIns scare remain, ani MAKE
Confession.
Lost innoGcncc returns no more
We urc not what we were before
Irusgres.iOa.
But noblo souls, through dust aud hca,
Ei5e tron disaster and lele.t
Tue stronger,
Aud conscious stIi, Of the divine
Within thsm, lie on earth supine
No longer.
IL IT, LlngfRov.
rsz,s- FsssasS.Ssr-iu-sx..ss ss
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-25

Think twice before YOU belioy

Think twice before you believe ov-
cry evil story you hear, aud think
twenty times before You repeat it,
especially il il is abouta II woman.
Say to yourself, This may not DO
true, or it may be exaggerated" un-
less You have proof of the voracity
of your informant. Persons some-
times tell falsehoods they often
make mistakes aud they sometimes
shear wrong
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-25
A sad-looking man went

A sad-looking man went into O
Burlington drug store. Can you
give me-" he asked, something
that will drive from my mind the
thoughts Of sorrow and butter res
collections i'And the druggist nod
ded and put him up little dose
OF quinine, and wormwood. aud
rhubarb, and epson salts, and q
dose OF castor oil, and gave it to
him, and for six months tho man
couldn't think of anything in the
world except now schomes for
getting the tasto out of his mouth.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-25
Tho evory day cares and duti1

The every day cares and duties
which man call drudgery are weights
and countorpoises of the time, giving
its pendulum q true vibration, and
its hand regular motion and when
they cease TO hang upon tine wheols
the pendulum no longer swings, tho
hands no longer move, the clock
stands atill. ~ l-',-L.-.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-25

Here is an old German recipe for
happiness 'Wouldst thou be hap
py for day, get shaved for week,
so to wedding for mouth, got
u fine saddle horse for six months,
build fine house for thyseli for a
whole year, marry beautiful young
woman for two years, inherit q
rich uncle but il thou wouldst be
happy for all thy lile-bo temper
.ntob
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-25
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-25
"Let S Mash line VIIllln Z,

n passenger train which left Inn.
sing coming cast recently hal
among the passengers n plain flco /.
sensible looking girl about twenty
years OF ago, aud thin~wlistol
sickly-looking young man year or
two older. No QUO would hnvr
mistrusto1 that thoy wore elopiua
had not the young man asked the
conductor If thGro was clergyman
on the train. There was nOur. and
tho young mlu explained to tue
passengers around him that ho WIS
/ in bad fix He hue como down from
Bath Township in u buggy, AMI lao
was quito slro tho girls flth,r would
tako tho other road down tn Chicago
Junction, and thoro board tha Llns-
ing train and raise q row. IIo was
not on row, bat yet no l)yol the
girl, 1ni they wcr1 bound to marry
II tho old man clmn along h. thou
ght hc coull blu,f him OIL but If hi,
two big sous camo along the erll.s
would DO turnod. llo therefore
wan,ci TO know Of n mau wearing u
rod wooleu shirt aud coonsiin cap ii
no would stand 10y him.
"iou bet will !' was tho ho1riy
response. u got my oil gu by rnn.
ming away with her, and lllI a.1 Won
'''",';' , !. tn,' Il ! never d' any more
3''d ! t'n W'l.i!t 10 worth D
S,"' ;,,' IA ,I, a ','o u gut ani no" yo' go
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