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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14

now / suppose you will allow some man
TO come along here to Duquoin and say :
oh these Democrats want to enslave
u.s. Who made you freef Sumner
and Chase and Greeley--were not we
the men that did il: And every one
of them you came out against, misled
by the falsehoods and slanders and lies
of parties that go through the commu-
nifty and charge upon the Democratic
party that they want to re.establish
slavery. Nobody but fool would be-
lieye il"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14
CEo--R
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
(Eighh Normal School District
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON Co. PA.
A. n. RAUB, A. NJ, Principal.

THIS SCHOOL, as at present con.
Il stitu:cd Offer the very best iAeilitie. for Pro
fessiousl aud Classical learning.
buildings spacious, inviting aud CON rnoaious rr
pietey heated hy steam. vel ventilated and furrist
water. ''''N
Iooat'on hsalihful and easy q access.
Surrounding scenery uhsurpassed
Teachers eNpeTieBccd, Efficient and alive 20 ,h.i,
work. ~ VIII
Discipline firm and kind, uniform and thorough.
EXpcnsos moderate.
Fiiiy cent? week deduction 70 thos. rfenarinr 1,
teach. f''f"4'"t "
Students admitted at any time.
Sourse, Of study prescribed hy the State. l. MoIsl
entihe. 50
AnJuNcT oornsrs
l. Academic. H. Commercial. III Musts ~ A.,
The Elementary aud Scientific courses srs p,,.
iesslena, aud students graduating therein receive
Diplomas, oonfsrring the following onrresnananc A.,
sIeesi M"s.et OF The Elements, and Master Il the
sciences StaduAtes In the other courNes r.o.i,s
the Faculty "k"'' w
- The Professional courses sre liberal. and ar. in
thoroughuess net inferior 10 those Of our te-s es
The state requires higher order Of eftlzer.iip
The times demand IT, II 10 one of the prime olssri.
Of this school 90 help TO secure n lv f,ras.l.
hgent and efficient teachers Tor her srhaals 49,
enc solehs yoahg persons of good abilities ana
aoo1 pa,pgses-those vho desire n iisu-ovs their
premises aid IN developing their po~er. s.s
opportunities for well-paid labor afsst lssYn ,I
For catalogue and terms address the princsp.I,
BOARD oE TRusrrts.
stockholderS' Trustees. ~ RArton N n A m
Best Jacob Brovn. s n. Bickford, samuel t,h,,st A
y hanh, .. Cook, I. G. Hiprle, Esq. q. kintgipr
- y Mccormick, Isq. W. W. Rankin Wsn n Ts,,sss
shte hrisiees-lton. A. q. Curtin. Hon m 4 Dgsf
isntach Gen Irsse Merrill, Hon William nva~, u n
c "hAley, s Miller Mccormick. Ksq. ~
hon. WILLIAM BIGLER, President Clsarfsta p.
ten 5lSsk MERRILL, v. President, tock Isvea. y.
MILLAR MCCORMICK. SECRETARY
THOMAS YARDLEY. Treasurer. .
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14
Three Twenty-N Nine.
From the New York sun.

rom the New York sun.
What was Il that from Ames iookN
Slowed snugly In my pocket book
And then resumed my sanity look
$40.
What was Il, when theact was known,
That made my pious spirit gruan
Till would have 1t called loan
500.
What, when my case seemed very bad,
Did In solemn tones and sad
Swear that never, never had7
$40.
What did Ames have In black and white
That showed me up In my true light,
And left me In sorry plight
What were thus proved beyond a doubt
The figures for which sold out
And which since have lied about,
$40.
What more than any other thing
Than salary grab or paving Ring
My downfall at the polls shall bring
$40.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14
That Letter.

Judge Black says that General Gar
field agreed to take the Credit Mohiier
stock, "and did actually take dividend,
upon it.. This WAS the statement
which General Garfield himself made
to him. Fearing that his political
friends might influence him to deusr,
from il, | wrote him, beseeching him 70
stand fast upon the defense he had
made to me, but his party would no,
let him" The Republicans have been
fond Of quoting Judge Black. VIII
they now produce the letter alluded 10
above! 1t is in General Garfelds PEI.
sonal possession. and IL it does not
prove that he confessed privately facts
which he publicly denied under oath. he
will not be slow in publishing it,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14

GRANT is now doing what no other
eKPresident ever did before. acting a.
chairman of political meet!ngs. lie
did this at Warren, Ohio, last week.
aud IN one of his flashes OF wisdom
said IN his speech There is not = rre.
cInct IN this vast nation where a Demo.
crai cannot cast his ballo, and have il
counted as cast" This was said by a
man who, in November, 1916. sent a lot
OF partisan scoundrels TO Louisiana.
where they fraudulently fixed up the
election returns so that the Democrats
IN that State were not permitted 10 have
their ballots counted as cast" but
were shamelessly robbed Of that right.
and who, as President, took care tn con.
centrate in and about Washington
enough soldiers to enforce the outrage
OF the Returning Board at the point OF
the bayonet, and to put man into the
Presidential! chair who had never been
elected. Could brazen impudence sur.
pass Grants present proiessed devotion
TO the sscrednes OF the American
ballot. - Crmbria freeman.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14

What was Il, when the act was known,
That made my pious spirit gruan
Till l would have 1t called loanl
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14
PATENTS.

DATENTS procured upon Inven-
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House was established IN is6a. We aie cAvFATs
and obtain TRADE MARKS. DESIGN PATENTS kc'
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send ne Model Of your Invention With xoar 90,
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No ATTeKSFTs FnEs usLKss PaTEST IL errsnsn. Our
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sent free on request sso sample eafles a ths esFx
fific RtcoRb, the lnsentors' Journal.
X. $. A. p. LACEY, Patent Attoruev,.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14
THOSE REBEL CLAIMS!
Governor Wilt and Senator Elect
Randall Gibson, of Louisiana, ON
Southern Claims and Aims.

PEACE BETWEEN THE RACEs-oRDER AND
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM THE DESIRE OF
THE SOUTH TO-DAY.
National Republican., 1880-12-18
PERSONALITIES.

SECRETARY RAMSEY returned to the city
yesterday.
GENERAL ScnENcK denies the report
that he Is dying.
Mrs. JESSE GRANT is blonde and very
girlish in appearance.
Mrs. NELLIE GRANT-SARroRIs has three
living children, the first child having died. The
two youngest are girls.
JUSTICE Hunt, of the United States
supreme Court, is slightly improving.
SIR DIGnToN PRoDyN, who caught the
loveoble Princess of Wales as she fell from her
horse, deserves the garter.
CHARLOTrTE CoRDAY, often pictorially
represented as brunette, was really a blonde.
One of her relations described her hair as the
color of yellow bread.
EMMA ABBOTT tells st. Louis reporter
that the stage kiss Is cold, dim pale phantom
unsatisfactory, elusive, and empty" Miss Abbott
should get new tenor at once,
HORACE RUBLEE and Republican syn
dicatc have purchased the Milwaukee Ne,Us and
will make 1t O Republican paper. The capital
stock is 100000 and the name will be the Nil.
waukee Daily Republican. Rublec will be man.
aging editor.
THE Hon. Thomas McSheehy, of Indian
apolis, editor Of the Iresern Citizen and Representa-
tiveclect to the Indiana Assembly, accompanied by
his wife, Is in the city. Mr. McSheehy did stalwari
service in redeeming Indiana at the recent election
he being the leader Of the Irish Republicans OF
that State
NINE. CHRISTINE NILSSON says that il
amuscs her to hear people in France speak Of the
dreadful habit Americans have of conveying theiI
food to their mouths with their knives. She says
that she has been at the table between German
prince and a diplomat who went through the
same sleight of hand
THE mother of Parncll, the Irish agita-
tor, who is the daughter Of Commodore Stewart
"Old Ironsides" Of the American navy, resides In
New York, and is president of the Ladies' Land
League of that city. Her daughter, Lucy Parncll
is young lady of remarkable brightness and
great force Of character, and an intelligent and
vigorous writer, One OF her sons is Georgia
planter, but is temporarily in New York.
National Republican., 1880-12-18
ABOUT CoNGRESSMEN.

Alexander II. Stephens lives on cof-
fee and oysters.
Randolph Tucker has almost entirely
regained his eyesight.
Wade Hampton will not represent in
the Senate the principles for which Lee and Jack.
son fought until after the holidays.
Senator David Davis has generally
voted with the Republicans this session. He did
SO steadily on the Fitz John Porter bill.
Mayor Nolan, of Albany, the Con-
grcssman-ecct, is reported to have acquired $4,000
in the last fortnight by the rise in grain,
Mrs. Senator Logan superintends her
husbands correspondence, debating to u stenog
rnphcr for hours at n time. She also assists the
Senator In collecting materials for reports and ad
dresses.
-EX-Secrctary Boutwell, thinks there
should be no further correspondence upon Senator
Bayards Dover speech, but that there should be an
investigation by II committee of the Senate. II is
said that Mr.. Arthur is dcsirous that il should tuke
the same course.
-Mis-she-gdn, as the Wolverine State is
called by the average Southern brigader has
ambitious intentions on the Government, which
are only eXcellcd In their magnitude by those
which Ohio is supposed to entertain. She has two
candidates for Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives namely, Congressman Burrows and Conger
a candidate for Cabinet honors in Congressman
Newberry, of Detroit, and candidate for Judge Of
the Supreme Court in Judge Cooley, the eminent
writer on law,
Judge Geddes, the Democratic Rep
rescnative from Ohio, Is quoted as saying that
what marked Secretary sherman in his young man
hood was his intense devotion TO his business. He
was always modest and of a retiring nature. Judge
Gcddes-who practsed law in tho same town
adds: He had always thought kind heart,
and doubt not that charity appealed to him with
just Us much success as to his more expressive
neighbOr. The charge, and apparent general i'm
preston, that Secretary sherman is cold-heartcd
man arses,I think, from the fact that he had de-
voted the energies of mind and body almost cx-
clusively to whatever he had to do"
National Republican., 1880-12-18

is there scheme for dicker? Do the
valiant Democracy, who have not peac-
ably acquiesced in the result of a presi-
dental election since 1857, intend TO
create sense of uncertainty, and then
endeavor to trade on it2 If they hope to
sell to General Garfield for a price, the
Office to which the people have just elected
him they may as well abandon the idea.
If they do not, they had better waste no
more time in devising machinery to do
what they have no intention of doing
Wehope the sensible portion of the Dem
ocratic House, ifthere is such an element,
will vote with Republicans to consign
the Morgan rule to the waste-paper pile,
where it cannot obstruct legislation, nor
foment disturbance in the country.
National Republican., 1880-12-18

To lands A Boston capitalist has engaged n com
pany of rasers Of forest seedlings in Illinois TO
break and plow large area in Kansas, and plant
noess than 720 trees to the acre and cullvaethese
until they shade the ground. At the end Of that
hme-say ten years the plantations win be deliv-
cred over TO the owner No trees less than six feet
high are TO be counted. The Fort Scott Railroad has
adopted this plan, one advantage of which Is that
the tree enterprise will be attended 10 by expert
enced men, whose interest IL will be to make as
much Of success Of II as possible,
National Republican., 1880-12-18
NOW 10 lie NohntIx.

II Is easy to be nobody, and we will tell you how
TO do II. Go to the drinking saloon TO spend your
lcasure time, You need not drink much now, Just
time play domnoes, or something else 10 kill time,
so that you will not be sure TO read any useful
books, 1fyou read anything let It be the cheap
novels Of the day; thus go on keeping your
stomach full and your head empty, and yourself
playing timo'killng games, and IN a few years you
will be nobody, unless YOU should turn out y
which Is worse than nobody. There are any mum.
bcr of young men hanging about bRrparlors Just
National Republican., 1880-12-18
Pitt and Gladstone.

When Pitt, ut the age of iifty.eight, accepted q
peerage from the hands Of George III. he struck
telling blow ~ his own popularity. The plain
the title they gave him the great Conmoner'
they felt to be far higher and gTander than that Of
Earl of Chatham for which lie gave II up, The
warning of Pitts decline has guided Gladstone
heretofore in his refusal to accept Il peerage 1.-THE
Peoples william" seems NJ last TO have sue
cumbed, for the cable rumors to-day that he will
resign the Premiership shortly after Parliament
assemblies and retire from active life to the somno
lent serenity fthe House of Lords. The report Is
certainly AN 0stOnishimg ono Lhicd Obserr(r
National Republican., 1880-12-18
IN considcris.g the onestion of pensions

In considering the question of pensions
one or two points might be remembered
with advantage. Our volunteers were
not like the soldiers of Europe. They
were, for the most part, intelligent men,
and except as to military rank the private
was often the peer of the colonel, and it
hurt him just as much to lose leg or an
arm. If his gifts are less, which is the as
sumption of the present plan, he finds it
harder to get through the world than his
superior officer, and might better receive
the larger bonus. But presumably they
are equal as to their ability to take care
of themselves. II would seem good
idea, therefore, to pay the same sum TO
all. Why not? Let it be liberal, but not
extravagant, and its payment in one sum
might be the best way to do it.
National Republican., 1880-12-18
A s,,yev.Torgucd oro,or.

A couple Of dAfkles were talking politics. One
Of them asked Uncle Nose: sc / say, Nose, what's
de meann oh n silbertongued orator. has read
dat spressiol IN de paper, and IL sorter stumped
me7" Old Nose, who never failed 10 answer any
question ever asked him, responded at once: "a
silbcr1Gngned orator is one who nebber gees back
oh his word when he promises you q silber half
dollar for votin' for him" dat ar species is
mighty skurse in Galyeston--dats all Use ter say"
National Republican., 1880-12-18
uo,x ,y.,,, Tu.,n I.oo,,..

The editor Of the Marlboro CNIass) Times saw
Mark Twain and was much impressed by him.
Says the editor: " Below his necktie Mr. Twain is
terror is all about his head And such q head
little way Oft he has the appearance Of having
on the shake Of a Hungarian grenadior, and re-
minds one of thistle in bloom. Detached from
the rest of him, what window-wnshcr his head
wOuld makp p
National Republican., 1880-12-18

Since Leo XIII assembled the pontifcal throne
he has opened no fewer than Gfty.two educational
establishments, elementary ,qtcchnical professional
aud classical schools There Is each day u re-
inarkaple parade 0tthc scholars. nthe aiternoon
ter procession Of boys youths and young men,
each headed by couple Of priests, with two more
ous, come attended by the nuns in conventual
costume. Each school dresses in some simple
uniform,
National Republican., 1880-12-18

The peaceable burghers Of Milwaukee
want woman for policeman. Why
should woman know the way home
Eom beer-garden better than a man
Will Senator Carpenter please consult the
Constitution on this question.
National Republican., 1880-12-18
WouIdn,litI,c Nice.

Burdettc says "a correspondent writes that he
would like TO become an editor. You would, eh ?
Well after you become an editor and write : !
kissed her under the silentstNrs,' and the compost
tor sets II up; kicked her under the cellar
stairs, you will Just ache 10 grow bOwlogged fol-
lowing n pair OF oxen along crooked furrow
across a iOrty-ucTe lot
National Republican., 1880-12-18

A Mr.. DAY dawns ON the world. He
claims that General Garfield having been
Hbroad must take ont naturalization
papers to become citizen again as he
didn't he is disqualified. If this is
the case, it is pity that Johnny Daven-
port did not send him one of those blank
ones he captured But Mr.. Days light is
MI moonshine.
National Republican., 1880-12-18

THE Gar of all the Russias proposes to
abdicate and retire to private life. He
will spend the rest of his days in trying
10 learn how TO pronounce his new wife's
name
National Republican., 1880-12-18

Y'n'AND! General Butler, y'r 'andl That
was noble thing, and we shall conf
IDENTIFY look for you back in the party.
You are on the right track.
National Republican., 1880-12-18
Quite Right.

The Washington Post in a lucid mo-
ment sadly remarks:
Large masses Of ignorant voters, handled by
dcmagogues cattle are driven by hcrders, are an
alarming danger against which we have the same
right TO provide as against domestic insurrcction
or foreign invasion.
If our neighbor could only get his party
to consent to the use of troops against the
Democratic mob led by Barnum and
Hewitt all this might be different.
National Republican., 1880-12-18

The opinion is gaining ground that
General Garfield will sooner or later
meddlc somewhat with the business of
constructing his own Cabinet.
National Republican., 1880-12-18

CoNGnEss ought to pass a law making
Il penitentiary oAense to put $4,000
under pillow in sleeping-car. The
number of individuals who have lost
that amount is steadily increasing.
National Republican., 1880-12-18
Trees IN 1he Wea1-

Probably fifty years hence there will be abun-
dance Of trees in the West Agrlculturalists are
The Fort Scott and Gulf Railroad Company has
begun the planting Of hundreds Of acres Of trees on
National Republican., 1880-12-18

IF General Garfield is showed in, it's
mow doubt he meant ter get away from
the reporters. And yet they tell o. fun
he is having in there.
National Republican., 1880-12-18

HoIAERs Of special tax bonds of North Carolina
cannotdrnw much comfort from the vote of the
State upon the amendment to the constitution,
lnniOriiN of 1 II .plO.
National Republican., 1880-12-18

For the first time since 1861 we have
had an election Oh the result of which
there is no ayowed pretense of any room
for a contest over the vote of any State.
General Garfield has PA votes to General
Hancock's 1856. 1t would require
change of thirty votes from the former to
the latter to affect the choice, and yet an
element is found in the Democratic party
asdesperate and determined on the subject
of substantially reviving the twenty
second joint rule, as though they would,
without itsaid, be outraged and cheated out
of n President. Why this innovation :?
What motive is there for departing from
all prccedents? Why is Congress forthe
first time urged to adopt rule for OK
excluding votes, when, as is pretended by
the movers, there are no votes that can
be honestly excluded? Isit the intention
to vote for dishonesty excluding any? An
imprudent Democrat passing through Ju-
dietary Square with friend a few nights
since, said, with louder voice perhaps
than he intended: "We've got 'em. Wen
rule out New York as sure as hell" How
many in Congress does he represent? Or
National Republican., 1880-12-18

THE best correspondents of the London
press arc focking into Ireland. They
scent the battle aftr off.
National Republican., 1880-12-18

Railway fnres-iirst class-in Germany, France,
and England average about the same as in the
Northern States of America, including Pullman and
purlor car expenses.
National Republican., 1880-12-18

THE census bulletin shows that there are 5,035
more male than females in the Territory of Utah
an unexpected showing for poygamous com
munity,
National Republican., 1880-12-18

Dom Pedro, of Brazil, has enjoyed regal honors
longer thai any living sovereign. 10 will be fifty
years next April since he was proclaimed Emperor
at the age of five years.
National Republican., 1880-12-18

The British parliament will be asked to grant
100000 10 General Roberts for his prowess In AZ
add up the items of salary paid to the greatest
general of modern times
National Republican., 1880-12-18
Rowland Dental Association,

NO. All FoURAND-A-HALF STREET
Three doors north Of Pennsylvania avenue, EN-
TRACT TEETH UNDER NITROUS OXIDE, with
out pain, for each toohj without gas 0 cents each
tooth. ARTlFICIAI TEETH, ~ per set Gold and
Amalgam FILLINGs inserted All work warranted
Dr. i. P. ROWLAND has administered Nitrous On,
ide 10 over 10000 perSops- Jeoiy
National Republican., 1880-12-18

TIE Governor of Utah threatens TO cap
lure the Mormon Cannon.
National Republican., 1880-12-18
Apropos.
GENERAL NOTES.

Posted" is the lntcst synonym for being sound
osleep.-NclU York Commercial.
National Republican., 1880-12-18
Spencerian Business College,

VUH, Of SEVENTH ANU u HIb' NJ W.
This Institution has progressive and successful ex'
perenCe of sixteen years, II educates young men
and women for usefulness and seli.support. It's grad;
yates secure positions Of trust and profit Course OF
study and training comprises the English Language,
Business Arithmetic Spenceran Practical Penman,
ship bookkeeping BY single and double entry adapted
to every variety OF business; Business Practice, re-
quring the making out and exchanging OF all kinds
OF business papers, paying ana receiving cash ana
Keeping the accounts El0Onlon and Lectures, Day
and Evening Sessions begin MONDAY AUGUST 80
or address HENRY q. SPENCER, Principal. auiy
National Republican., 1880-12-18
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

WASHINGTON, D. c, DECEMBER IS, 1850.
National Republican., 1880-12-18

wrTI the single exception of Mr.. Edmunds, there
b no ablcr jurst in the United States than Judge
Thunnan and he is the peer of Mr.. Edmunds In
Ll rcspccts.-UdshjngtOR Post.
IL takes mighty able man to thus be
lhe peer of man ADLER than himself
National Republican., 1880-12-18

INULL LINE OF BLACK CASIMERES OF THE
II best make, Black and Colored silks, Black satin,
Dress Goods In great variety Blankets Bed Com
forts and He'd spreads, We have nll stock of all
We solicit a call from all In want Of goods
WM, II. RILEY,
Riley Building,
de4lm Corner Ninth and E streets northwest,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-09
Thirty Years E1perisnc Of an old Nurse.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best Female
Physicians and Nurses in the United
States, and has been used for thirty
years with never failing safety and sue
cess by millions of mothers and children,
from the feeble infant of one week old to
the adult. 1t corrects acidity of the
stomach, relieves wind colo, regulates the
bowels, and gives rest, health aud COM
fort to mother and child. We believe it the
Best and Surest Remedy in the world, in
all cases of Dlsentery and DiarrhGa in
Children, whether it arises from teething
or any other cause. Full directions for
using will accompany each hottie. None
genuine unless the fac-simile of Curtis
& Perkins is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. 25 cents
bottle.