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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
The Yorktown Celebration.

The committee having charge of the
arrangements for the Yorktown Cen.
tennial announce the following pro.
gramme
Thursday, October 18th. The formal
of the capitulation) and the inauaura.
ton of the celebration by az address
from the president Of the association,
with n reunion Of the descendants of
officers and soldiers OF the revolution.
Friday. October IL. Addresses by
Hon. Carl Schurz, Frederick Il. Condert
and Prof. Ellie Cbarlier. A grand ball
in the pavilion.
Saturday, October 18th. A grand
national regatta, with yorktown Cen
tennial silver prizes to winning crews.
Pyrotechnical displays and illumina
tious.
Sunday, October 10th. Religious serv.
ices in the grand PAVILION. conducted
by the Rt. Rev Bishop keane, of the
Catholic Diocese OF Virginia. assisted
by His Grace Archbishop Gibbons, of
Maryland, and 10 the afternoon by the
Rev. John Hall, Of New York.
Monday. October IL. Anniversary of
the sending Of flag Of truce by Lord
CORVALLIS, asking cessation of hostil.
tiles also. the anniversary OF the SUR
render Of General Burgoyue at Ssrato.
ga; meeting OF commercoil, financial,
industrial associations, benevolent or.
ganizations. &C., with appropriate adj.
dresses by distinguished representative
American citizens.
Tuesday, October 18th. Opening adj.
dress by the chairman Of the Congress
siOnal Commission and an address of
welcome Of His Excellency the Cover.
nor OF Virginia. The laying Of the
cornerstone OF the Centennial monu.
ment, with appropriate ceremonies and
addresses. by the Grand Lodge Of Ma.
sons OF Virginia and invited Masonic
Orders of the United States.
Wednesday, October 10Th. An ad.
dress from His excellency, the Presi.
dent OF the United States. An grafton
BY the Hon. Robert g. Winthrop. of
Massachusetts,, A poem by james Bar.
ron Hope, Of Virginia. An ode, writ.
ten by Paul II. Hayne, Of South Carroll.
ne, and rendered by a mamoth choir
and chorus under the direction of Prof.
Charles l.. Seigel, OF Richmond.
Thursday, October 20th. Grand mil.
itary review, participated in By the
citizen eoldiery from all portions Of The
United States.
Friday, October 2lst. A grand naval
review, participated in by ell classes oi
vessels 10 the United States navy.
This general programme, - outlined,
seilI - an anltvo,.od for each fs.vta 81.
tarlainment by vocal and instrumental
music and military displays. either oi
general paradea and reviews or competi.
tive drills, 80 aa 10 assure attractiveness
and novelty therein.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
KaLAx.zoo. Mich.. Feb. 2. lssl.

AAatAA AfF""t fhtNtAsH W. - a0EHs
| know Hop Bitteas will bear recon-.
mendAtion honestly. All who use them
confer upon them the highest encomi.
ums, and give them credit for making
oures-all the proprietors claim for
them. ! have kept them since they
were first offered 10 the public. They
took high rank from the first, and
maintained IL, and are more called for
than all Others combined. so long as
they keep up their high reputation for
usefulness, shall continue TO recon.
mend them-something have never
before done with any other patent med.
cine. j. j. BABcocK, NJ. ID.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
Cold Weather in the West.

CHICAGO. Sept l7.-Unusually cold
weather has been reported from Des
Moincs and other portions Of Iowa for
several days. Snow fell along the Rock
Island road between Dc Soto, twenty
miles west OF here, and Northern Ne.
brasks. II was two inches in depth at
Omaha The tops OF cars on arriving
here last evening were covered with
snow. The weather is cloudy and very
cold for the season.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
NOTICE

a In the orphass CSart of Centre eouniy, 10 the
matter Of the assigned estate Of Geo. Fiedlet
The Auditor appointed by the Court to
reTert distribution ~ tbs balance IN the hands nf
IL Rsifsnyder. Assignee u UeotRc Fiedier viii meet
the parties interested Cor the purposes ~ his apfoiss
f9nte, SATURDAY, October I. 1891. ~ 10 o'clock M
when and where ~ parties interested are reqnircd "a
make their claims - he behAred u coming Ia uraa
said fund. 58-sti g. y uEwFg Audlsof
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
Philadelphia Markets.
FanlBstgall, ssplsmIst b. Issl.

The grain market vss unsettled and lower
fIsuE is in limited supply and hrmly held. Sales
sf 100 barfels Misncsota extras at s7AI ikl7
Pennsylvania family At t7.2sl "a 75ois; western 10.
at e 5eas25, and patents Al ssetQ. Rye aouf is firm
AZ s857Ix
closed weak. Tha closing figures we're t.43lx taa,
tl41x asked for No red September; N.tt's bid,
I4llx asked for No. rcd. october: ei.4stS lid,
aI4slx askef for No. red, November; slAt bid,
sikisS asked for No rcd, December 5000 bushels
September, cold at flsts 1880 bushels, NoSembsf,
AZ st4sL
sarBs-Cioverssed IL In limited request AZ lnazIlc
per pound. Timothy is dull al Sass % ~
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,IK :. PINKHAM'S
IsaPosliivcCure


faF aft these paisfaI Csrapiaiats and Weaknesses
sses@asa ts ear beet female pepulaiiea.
twin cure entirely tho worst form of Female Com
f5zlaiz eli avaris trouiis lnnan1nation and Clcsra
tion Tsiug and DisTlhccmsuis. sE'd The eons~qasat
Epinal Weakness and ls particularly aospted 10 TIE
Change e life
Il viii dissolve and erpsi tumors from the uterus ia
en- sAsiy stage a devsloTmsut Te tendency 10 can
orous ts CHECKED very Eeey ~ &c uss.
II removes faintBsss natnlspcy destroysai craving
for sslusais sss relieves weakness of tbe stomach.
IL cures Heating. BeAdacbes Nervous rrossrstion,
GensrsI Dsaty. slsspassanoss, psFrsHsaon and indi
gzstlon.
That Feeling of hearing sovn causing rain, weight
and ackachs is Always permanently cured by lie use
vii et aii times and under all circumstances act In
harmony with the taws that govern the feFs,e sysm.
Fer the cursof Ksaaey Complaints q slihsr this
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA =. pINEuAMs VEGETABLE CoM-
POUNDS prepared as 20 and ssS western Avsnns.
Tyan naas Price o. slx boiiiesfor o. sent by mall
IN The fern q piia also In the form % lossnees
reesipa Of price st PER bon for either Mra Pinkham
esiy ell letters of inquiry. send for psnph
let AAdress as above nsnftoa fhis PEss..
10 family should bs without LYDIA 7. rTSKnAN's
LIVER PIfIA Thsy cure constipation. blEsusnsss.
saa tsFfadgty 81 the isvsf. . cents per bon
a. sold by all Druggists. "a
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
DENNsYLYANIA. Centre Co. $

i Isrul I. W. = BuEoHHrtn. clerk Of the or.
phaus Court - said county. DO hereby certify that at
ufpnAns Court held Al Bcllsiaute ths 20 day q
August, 4 r. issi. before the n uotAilr the Judges
q the aid Court ou motion rule granted upon
MARY Ann Himmririrh. samuel HlmmelfiCh and
Charles Hucksy. the hrirs and legal representatives.
u John l. HDckty. dreralrd. io come into court GA
the tfh Monday - November nc1f accept or fsfuse
to aaofTi Gt iAs valuation 'hsv Why The real
sstAtr ~ the said decreased sIuuiI Dot o. RsiI
IN iesi f1ong uhsfsaf have hsrcuuI0 oct ms hsud
snd sT8ri te stnl e said court at Bsllef5Iie ihe
I'd dzy - August, issi.
Nm. D. BuECUFIELD. c. q. e.
Attest. IoHs FFaNsLEu. ~hsrr N-sw
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
DENNsYLVANIA. Centre Co, s..

fsTsiI l. WutI,E = BUHguTfip. Ciefk % the
orphans CaBr; ~ th" szld cluuiy. DO h-f~iy certify
that - Orphan CauFt hsd ~ Briisfauis the "a
dAY 4 Aurus Istl before The Honorable The Judges
= ths aid Court m0iius rule uas granted upou
John y. Harshhrfasf. Abraham iiarshlsfgef. May
Auu Lahf. james !. Tahr Hud samuel iizfthbsrrst,
is hsfs ard legal representatives af David iiafsh-
lsfEsT drrsassd, o. iut0 court the sth Moo
dsy q Nuumbof nsnt So accept fefuse g. ar"eTs At
the tzlasfau. shuu causs uhy Tho real estate q
fie sait dsaaasrd should MT o. sid
n Testimony uhsfcaf. have bHrtHUts sri my hand
and Hfitst she seal Il aid court ~ B,lcf1nte the
81 day # August, 4 y. iesI
WM D. WURCUFIELp, G O G.
Attest JoHx sravairn sheriG. 3G-sw
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
NOTICE Is hereby given. tlst an

NOIiOE Is hereby given, thSt an
: application wlli be made 20 ne Court e laa.-
mea Pies Of Centre county. ~ Judge Thereof IN
IhszsaeFs - The let dAt " ouioief A. D. irsi unaF
BE Aci Of Assembly entitled An Act 70 provide tog
- incorporation aad regulation u tr4fAin coffor
uoHs arrruxea she 10Th uf Aptti. iEfa ana the Ass.
lznasa cooperation . Be called '1ifE nELLFFoNTn
HaAns1 OF THAnK,1 The character af which IA -
Fezasx - develop The lacA Industries 81 ths 1intv
ead = psnfeas sheEf mutual inteFs~aM ami e. thee
raFH#ss = have IoAssss and pminy 3he fsfhta hsae
HtH aHd EllYAvRnH - the sid Ati n AMse4t1x
ss=sl NkAYkn a GEEkk411 81 sA
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

GFo 4 WEEK. tis day q, home easily sasis.
2 z Costly outht fsee. AadFess TRUE 4 co, Al
EHsezs 4aiBz. - ely
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
Notice.
AUDITORS NOTICE.

4 = 10 the 0rphans' Court u Centre comfy In the
matter uf the estate of william Mycfs, decreased
The auditor appointed 90 pHss upon the
exceptions filed g. the account uf John Mccormick
administrator 4 william Myers d-ocsssd aud make
distribution Of the fund Ia tbr hands - sd Admiuis
TRAITOR and make report thereof Will meet the parties
it, interest at his ono" lu Bsllcisutc, Oh MOADAY
OCTOBER .. at 10 O'ciDck A ".
g7-3w BILLS l.. oRyIg, Auditor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.

4 Ia the Orphans Count of C-uiro county In the
matter of she estate - DAVID LAMB deceased:
The undersigned, an Auditor, appointed
by aid court 60 pass upon the exceptions hsi o. the
thiri account - William Alli-1n Executor o. 4c Of
David LAmb. and make ds'fihutiou - the LaiAace in
the haHds u ssld executor ~ attend g. the duties of
HE appointment bis Office iu Bciieiputc On sATUR
DAY Ogiober = lei, AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ, where al
gsrsous Interested may attend.
s1-4s e HELLER Auditor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
President Garfield Dead.

lie Dies at 1926 on Monday Night.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
pUsTI HOUSE,

HFIlLEFWNIT, "a
Families end single gentlemen ~ veil A. the gen.
srzl travelling pabiic and commercial are invited
70 thls FirstlCiass Hatsl, where they VII. fna koms
easafeTfz 81 reasonable rafss
hszEsl reduction 10 1arymen and afhers attending
Curt W. r. TELLER. Pfue'f.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

BxLlEVOsTr. September =, issi.
nsfnsr A sss.sesa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-29

Il use fertilizers on every thing, because
! think it pays. cherry trees, plum trees.
in fact all kinds OF trees, for fruit aud
gooseberries, currsnts. etc. / had some
OF the largeet cnrrants sver saw ON some
old bushes. by applying fertilizers round
the roots in the fall. The reason 10. fruits
take from the soil q great amount OF acids.
more great deal than our soils can natu-
rally produce. hence after awhile the root
buds with young shoots and your bush be-
gins to grow TO wood. thu old stalks dying
from want Of the elements to sustain them
That is the reason rotation Of crops is bet
ter than continued repetition unless you
feed the soil"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-29
Salt for Animals.

II is well known that herbivorous ami
mails are fond Of common salt and this is
as true of wild animals as OF those domes.
ticated by man. Carnivorous animals, on
the other hand, either have no liking for
salt. or show positive aversion for it.
Cats for example will rarely touch salt
meat This difference is not easily eI.
planned The blood OF both classes OF an
imals contains certain amount OF soda
salt, but the quantity Of soda in vegeta'
BILE diet is not necessarily less than in one
Of flesh. Alderman experimenter, Herr
Bunge has been the first to suggest plau-
sible solution Of the enigma. Avegetable
diet furnishes twice as much potash as o
flesh diet does, and it occurred 10 him the
greater supply Of potash must be attand.
ed by greater waste Of soda. To test this
theory experimsntally he put himself on
perfectly uniform diet Of beef bread. but
ter sugar and pmsll quantity OF salt.
When, by daily analysis Of the urine. he
found that the quantity Of soda and potash
excreted had become constant he proceed
ed to take such dose Of potash Of soda
during the day rs would raise the amount
of potash in his diet to level with the
amount consumed by q herbivorons ani
NAL. The result was IN immediate ex-
erection of chloride Of sodium in the urine,
the amount being at once increased three
fold. Much potash was Of course also
passed. The experiment was repeated at
various times, employing different salts Of
potash in every case producing an immedi.
ate excretion Of soda. Bunge believes
that this tendency Of potash TO produce q
greater waste Of soda in the system is the
cause Of the desire shown by herbivorous
animals for common salt Their vegetable
diet is generally very rich in potash and
they instinctivcly seek greater supply Of
soda. Soda does not seem 10 be an essen
tial ingredient OF plants, but 1t ~ certainly
indispensable In the animal economy. In
the muscle and in the blood corpuscles
potash is an essential constituent; but in
the fluid portion OF the blood potash is in
iprious, and if injected, even in small do
SEES, produces death Soda salts on the
other hand, can Ike injected with safety,
and their presence in the blood is essential
to the continuation OF vital processes. -
Journal u Chemistry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-29
Agricultural.


In general sonse, We stu ihinh. ~ We
have repeatedly said, that there are adrsn'
,Aees Of a substantial character Of eastern
over western farming. 10 spite 81 very
prevalent impression 10 the contrary. Ma.
ny s western farmer in passing through
Pennsylvania and New York wonders Why
ne grov corn II all They cannot conceive
while they IN their cheap iauds can hardly
grow corn 10 profit ai twenty five cents
per bushel that our farmers can make any
thing out Of IL on their much desrer lands.
Aud vet We see the vest less.ning its pro
duet, while here 10 the east ~ much corn
is planted a. ever. indeed We think more.
We are quite sure that in very lev instan'
ees have eastern farmers increased their
acreage; but every year every settled farm
er continues 10 have about the same pro
portion Of corn as he ever did, no more and
no less
The great difference between eastern and
western farming is, that while IN the lat
ter the dependence is on one great crop
wheat or corn or cattle the east rests on
no one thing. We may figure mp the pro-
duets OF our corn aud show that the pro.
due, occasionally does not pay for labor,
material and interest on land, and yet no
one farmer here would drop !, on that
account. II is one thing working with
another that pays, aud forgetiulness OF
this one thing il where 40 many people
find figures 40 leceivins in calculating the
profits aud losses Of an eastern farm. In
ancient times people had great faith III fall
lows rs preparation for the next years
crop. The land would lie idle the whole
summer. the rest being supposed benefit
to the crop OF next year. The product OF
the land was Of course o loss, bnt IT aided
in the common fund 1t is about thus
with the eastern corn crop. II may not
pay directly, but it has 80 much influence
on making other things profitable that no
eastern man could afford 10 do without il.
OF course the nearer every crop can be
made to pay its own way the better. II
does no one any harm TO look At the fig.
ures and see how much he loses on u sin.
gle crop. But it does not pay for itself
here in the east. while in the west on the
sole dependence system, it becomes a ne.
cessity. - Gemantorn Telegraph.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-29

Edward Richardson, OF Mississippi.
owns some $1,000 acres Of cotton land.
from which be raised las, year more than
1900 baly@. He gins, spins and weares
IT, aud has oil wells ~ we'll Mr. Richard.
son has amassed fortune vsriously esti.
mated at from 81, Oo0, 90 TO s20,OD0, 600.
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FOR NEURALGIA.

LYNDON, CALEDONIA Co. VI.
Dear SRI have used your excellen. INDIAN
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MRS. JOHN Cassidy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-29

More tools on an average rust out than
wear ont, which ought not 10 be. / have
done il myself. saying will care for them
tomorrow, which never comes until |
want the tools again, and find them in
such condition that feel like saying
something ought not to-
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kidney omplaint.

swAsros, FRANKLIN Co., VT.
Dear SRI was afflicted with Kidney Com
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jos LhVIOLETTE.
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Liver Complaint.

SwANTos, FRANKLIN Co., VT.
Dear S1!--I was troubled Tor long time with
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Sure cure for Liver Complaint.

SouTH sHAFTsDuRY, BENNINGTON Co., VI.
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INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, as did and they will
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MRS. DANIEL QUINN.
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-
CURES HEADACHE.

9ouTH SHArIsBuRY. BENNINGTON Co VT.
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DISEASES or rmr STOMACH.

sTsyfoRD. oRLsoK Co., VI.
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For Coughs.
W.npspoaouou. WIN,

WAgDsDoRouoH, wisDHAM Co.. VI.
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GREATLY BENEFITED.

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LIVER COMPLAINT.

THE1FoRD. ORANGE Co VT.
DedrSI:-Ths 10 10 certify that your valuable
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recommend iis use 70 suffering humanity.
]. NJ. TITUS.
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swAsTos FRAsLis Co VT.
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Another Sufferer.

Souri, sHAFTsBuRY. BENNINGTON Co, VI.
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Souri, SHAFrsBURY, BENNINGTON Co.. VI.
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For Headache.

korrH sHAFIsnuHr BEssSOros Co, VIZ
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Cure for Heart Disease.

SouIH sHArrsBuRY BENNINGTON. Co., W.
Dear Sr;-My vito has used your INDIAN
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For Asthma.

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Cures Piles.

CoyExryY. oRIfAss, Co, W.
Dear Sri vas tronbled for many years With
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A Very Excellent Remedy.

BoUrn SHAFTsBuRy. BENNINGTON Co., VT.
DedrSir.-As | WAS troubled with Disease Of
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BLOOD SYRUP. which can recommend to al
a. an excellent medicine.
Miss JANE POTEE.
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An Astonishing Cure.
prMxERsroN. WIspuAA

prMsERsroS, wfSpHAM Co., VI.
Dearyfr;--sa 1876 my Nerv, US System gss
completely prosti stsd, owing to the poor slate
OF my blood. ! commenced using your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP, which cured me after the doc
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o. PIERCE.

rAgen,s wanted for the s.ie Of the INDIAN
BLOOD siHrR In every t9xn or village. 10
Which have no agent Particulars given 90 tp-
piieatisn
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In the best part OF northern Kspsss for sale OF
trade. Long time given. Broken stocks Of msr.
chan0ise. PAID up shares Of good private inter
prizes or mining interssi taken. Inquire ~
THO. HUETZ, soapdlst Ne.
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pnor. Gcrrnrrr's FGEscn Lrsrn PAD
Telegraph Supplies
AT
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Manchester, Vermont.
April 9Th, 1881. u
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1 BEATTY's PIANOFoRTES- Ma,

a. NIrIcENr HOLIDAY PRESENTS; Square
Grand Pianofortes, four very handsome round
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