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There Ian him hsep fairer EN- day,
By faith we all se-kee afar,
Jelus he stand by the way
Make q llee mo housea riohf tbara

This melody was sung with exquisite
effect, one forgetting the odd transposition OF
the words when listening to their rich and
well-harmonized voices. They sang, a love
Jelus, yesser do" "Out on the oshlun'
(ocean), and closed with the benediction in
Chinese "Oh, hung chung, oil 10 koy lee kee, >
the words and music blending with beautiful
effect. The translation was made by Hu
Chung, young student who has been but
five years in America. The Chinese who
have been converted have not only stuck by
their change Of heart, but are studiOusly en-
gagged in the work of eyang slizing their fell
low heather who grope in darkness. Much
credit is due the laborers III the vineyard of
the Lord whose Efforts in the elevation of
the Chinese have been crowned with such
Hattering succefs
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THE APPEAL FOR 1852.

IN issuing Is prospectus for 1892 the APP
PEAL has bit one p70niiss 10 make, and that Il,
determination 70 maintain is character and rank
~ tie forefront Of american ferspopers. The
APPEAL Is noU regarded as ons Of the IN
aitlltiOns of he South. Hs history fer tie pos'
'ortyo1le years IS me Aiso1y Of The dcreIopmet q
Southern thought, Southern politics, Southern in
LstTy and Southern literature, and is syDtpa.
piies and. aiDls eiU Be he same ia The future
The paper sGiA eOntistue 10 Be the constant reRex
OF tie most reiiabie intelligence o5tainable from
al parts of tAe rosd. Il igH remain inse1i5ty
Democratic, b,d as sDdce trM be mainly deroted
20 nevs. The ia,1es Of oqrIeultge. trade cam.
baeTce, HsGnufdcoa ca, internal improvements, the
Development Of Southern resources and al branches
Of industry. While Arrays on The 0Le1 Gor The
Iaez intelligence, Il riH opoid the mere se1rsuiiordi
and viU nevT pdader 10 inflated tastes. The
APPEAL is specially deUoted 10 he ia,erests Of
Tennessee and Memphis III great commercial en-
Dorilrns, and tDil use ia 6ea abilities to PronOte
bBtA. II realizes that The future empire Of thu
country Ees in The South and West, and wiQ labor
20 oOgn5ipe he political and business relations q
alese aoo sections in inducing The Liquidation q
COngTesfOr i1prOving the navigation Of he Me-
slSssPpi rireT and IT, Tributaries.
TERMS.
DAILY one year. ....-......-.......... $40 90
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a DELICIOUS medicine is DR.. Leslie's Qui-
nine Wine. Can be taken by children and
others, where quinine cannot.
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EAR SALE.
NOTTON CAROIHG & SPINNING

Is Machinery FOR SALE Complete sys-
~ TEN now ~ nuing) comprising KitSon Opener.
Kitson Spreader. l. Worker 4 Stnpper Cards, 30
inches; Drawing Francs. Hisg1ngs's Sluhber, 81
SpindleS; Providence Co Slubber, 50 spindles.
Higgins Speeders, H. spindles each; Providence
speeder. l52 sp.ndless - Ring Spinning Frames
f276 spindles; Reels, Warp Mills spoilers, etc
VIII be sold in aots TO suit pun hsScrs- Address
JOHN g. DIVINE. Thorn pSon q Division sts-. PhilA-
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In Memphis, at S. Mansfield & Co.'s drug
store, can be found that great English
malariaI remedy, DIR. LesIie's Quinine Wine.
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1ERAH

Daily one year. ..................... $40 90
WeekJy i w
AZ conlmHnieof ons should Be addressed 10
GALA WAY q KEA TING,
HfeJnnhis 1e,,nssssr
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PLU 70 Der.
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DEATHS.

WILs0N.-At Buffalo Run, Centre county Pa, June
90 1882, Clarence L. Of George q, and Isola ID.
Wilson, aged years, 10 months and 24.days.
Co0PER.-Near Pine Grove Mills, Pa. Mrs Rebeeca
Cooper, aged so years. month aud 20 days.
Mrs. Cooper was a true Christian-gentle and unas-
suming in her manner but firm in her principles al
ways faithful in her household duties, and unwaver-
Ing In her devotion to the Master and Church she
loved. She "feared the Lord from her YOUTH" con-
tnuing faithful until death. Her biblO was her con-
slant companion, and her faith in God was strong.
The clouds which seemed for little while to eclipse
her faith we're dispersed, and at evening time Il was
light. "Her sun went down in paace"
Her ransOmed spirit has gone to Join the family Of
he Lord Jesus Christ In glory, and to dwell in that
happy home in heavon.
sBlessed are the dead which die In the Lord
W. @. X.
sTAoER--At Hublersburg, Pa, June 2s, 1882, Mrs
MagdAiene stager, aged 10 years, months and Is
days.
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Centre County Democratic Com
r,nitfaa---1882.

n,.-,,c.s NAME p. o. ADDRESS.
Bellefonte N WV. +. F.Reber-.''''"Beiieioh'e'
e. W. Charles Smith-."
w w. james Schofeld
,r.u..us NJ w. Howard Brfckley Howard.
NiUh a. K Essington.- = Milesburg.
rsinss gvsonl s'''''A A Walters ...... Nj iillheim.
n,ii,nn,., ID w Holt......P Philpsburg.
niP;,i I O. Smith. ......... Fleming.
1 1nionsiiio ''''' ITriah Stoyer .... Bellefonte.
Boniie' B q A Mclaughlin Milesburg.
n Doss5.,'''''''W William HIpple.. Pine Glen.
Cnaoo - Frank Taylor....,L Lemont
Soneeo Eredk Robb,... Howard.
Tn.. n p "A j. Orendorf- -.. Pine Grove Mills.
reise'' n P.-J. H. Heberling. Rock Springs.
Gregg, s. P.....,.M. L. Rishel... ....',spring Mills
,r,os 49, Geo M Keister.- Aaronsburg.
IiaiSoon ..A. T. Gray....... Half Moon.
Harris ......,.James Kimport.- Boalsburg.
1in,ard - David Tanyer..... Howard.
Huston n............Johu @. Mies..."J milan.
Iiherty y,.........,,W H Gardner... Blanchard.
Marion, ,..............,J. J. Hoy.-....Ma
Miles George Haines.~~. .Wolf,s store
Patton ,,............D l.. Meek".....Buhalo Kun
Penn ,..,,,.,.....H. L. Duck ..Millheim.
Potter N. P.......G. W. Spangler..." Tusseyyille.
8 P.......J Wilmer WolE-Centre Hail.
Rush ,...,,,... William Cullen.-Philipsburg.
Snow Shoe .,,,.... William Hanes.-Snow Shoe.
Spring .,,.......T. NJ Barnhart-- Belletonte
Taylor Vinton Beckwith..Fowler
Union ,,............ Christian HoOver.F Fleming
Walker r,,.,........A Andrew Kreamer. .HubleIsburG.
Worth,,.............W. G. Morrison"".Port Matilda
II. II. FORSTER, Chairman
H. A. MCKEE, Secretary.
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(COmmunicated.)

mother Stager early In life made Il profession OF
th In the Lord Jesus Christ and was received into
full communion in the Reformed church. of which
she continued consistent member 10 the close f her
lille. Of late years she suffered much hodirv soic,io
O"' She ehdnred 1t to the end, with patience aud resp
n"'l'h' She possessed firm abiding faith in her
Savior
She was too feeble to attend church and participate
there in the Holy Communion, but always enioyed te
private ministraOn Of her pastor and with comfort
received from his hands the emberns Of the Iroke,
body and shed blood Of Christ
She was devoted mother, and "her children rl,e M
and call her blessedn
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MARRIAGES.


CARNEY-BROWN--At Snow Shoe, by Roy W q
wright June 22, 1892, Mr. Thomas Carney and Miss
Annie Brown, both Of SNOW Shoe.
CARNEY HARYEY.-At the same time and place.
by the same, Mr.. James Carney and Miss MARY
Harvey both Of Snow Shoe.
DANlS-CREAMER.-At the same time and place by
the same, Mr. Edwin Davis and Miss Carrie CrcameT
both of Snow Shoe.
REEbEk-C0GEN-At Unionyille, by W. H. smitI =,
ESD July !, lss2 Mr. q. W. Reedcr and Miss Ida
Cogen, both Of Centre county.
CARPENTER -AUHILLER. - At the Tunnel. in
llainea township, below Coburn this county on the
ON instant, by J. IL. Reiisnyder, Esq, Mr. Chas q
Carpenter Of Philipsburg, Centre county, aud Mis-
IaYlha Aumiller, Of Armaugh township, Minin
county, Pa
MAfER-IEMBS.-At the Reformed parsOnego
Bellefonte, Pa, by Rev. J. 2. belong on the Oh
instant Mr.. Frank $. Mayer - Miss Lizzie r.
Hembs, both Of Bellefonte. lSee localJ
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FESTIVAL ladies of Pleasant Gap
will hold festival in the yard of the M.
E. church, on Friday and Saturday even
ings, July 14th and 18th. Choice ice
cream, cakes, confectionery, etc, will be
provided and every effort made to make
the occasion pleasant one. AS it is for
good cause, all come and bring your friends
with you. Don't forget, Friday and Sat
urday evenings. If the weather is un-
favorable the festival will be removed into
the church.
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EMPLOYMENT For LADIES:

IL The Queen City Suspender Company of Cincin-
natl, manufacturing and Introducing their
Stocking Supporters for Ladies' and Children and
their unequaled Skirt Suspenders for Ladies. None
should be without them our leading physicians re-
commend them and are loud in their praise IAest,
goods manufactured by ladies who have made tho
wants Of ladies and children a study and they ask u
to refer them 10 reliable and energetic lady to
introduce them in this county, and we certainly think
that earnest solicitation in every housth would
meet with ready response and that determined wo-
man cOu Id make handsome salary and have the eX-
elusive agency for this county We advise some ady
who Is in need Of employment to send TO the Comrny
her name and address ami mention this paper Adj
dress Queen City Suspender Company, No. 17s Main
Street Cincinnati, Ohio. 2-lt
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SHOCKING SUICIDE The peaceful com.
munity of eastern Haines township was
startled on the morning of the 5'h instant,
by the news that Thomas Hosterman, Eco.
aged about rs yeara, had, at day break,
deliberately cut his throat. An ordinary
pocket knife was used and his head was
more than half severed from his body.
Although several stories are current the
following report is said to be the most
truthful: In the afternoon, preceding the
fatal morning, he was at Aaronsburg and
upon returning home found one of his two
sons there, who proposed to stay with his
father, to this Mr.. Hosterman objected
point blank, saying he was not wanted.
After he had retired one of his daughters,
two of whom were with him in the house,
locked bis room door. Just before day
light he signifed his desire to go out and
the door was opened. This was their last
view of him, he proceeded direct to the
barn where he was afterward found dead.
No particular cause is assigned for the
act, although it was generally known
among his neighbors that he had been
subject to occasional fits of mental de-
rangement, assuming a melancholy form.
Socially he stood high, financially he
was considered able, in the church he wal
recognized as leading member, and in
every respect was looked upon as val
liable citizen. The stricken family hai
the sympathy of all.
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A VALUABLE FARM.

situate in Greene township, Clinton county, and in
Miles township. Centre county, Pennsylvania along
the public road leading from Sugar Valley 20 Brush
Valley, four miles from L0gansvsle borough and de-
crihed follows, viz; Beginning at stones; thence
extending by land Of Abraham Worrick and Leonard
Heckenstall south one ~ degree west one hundred
and ninety (la0) perches to stones thence by land
now late Of George Bmmgsrd sr south eighty-sev-
s degrees east seventyhve (T5 perches 10 stones
thence by land now or late Of Jacob Bower north
Q) degree east sevenytwo (72 perches to chestnut;
thence north (24 degrees east one hundred
and twenty-three (23) perehes to stones thence by
land lately supposed to be vacated north eghty-lve
and one-half s5 degrees west one hundred and twen
ty 2 perches to the place OF beginning, containing
one hundred acres more or less, iortyhve acren Of
which aYin Clinton county Pa, which are erected
buildings and improvements, and hny.hys acres :
which lay IN Centre county, Pa. The improvements
are good twostoried dwelling house, frame barn,
wagon shed and other outbuildings. The land is in
high state Of cultivation. About thirty of the
property is woodland well set with young timber.
There s fine apple orchard in good bearing order,
as we'll choice variety Of cherry peach and other
fruit trees. On the premises Is we'll of good water
convenient 10 the dwelling The crops growing upon
the premises will be reserved, unless otherwise an
nounoed on day Of sale It will be made known on
day Of sale how the property will be sold whether
tract OF by the acre
TERxs or ekLEi ope-third cash balance Ia one and
two years with interest be seouredlby Judgment or
- JACOB s. TYSON,
DEvINE JONES,
H-2 Executors.
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Step up and Sign.

WHEREAS, at sundry times, that frisky
But treacherous, cozening william, WHIsKEY,
Has fooled us, trlcked us and betrayed us,
Has promised oft but never paid us,
Has turned us into COd's-head lOobies,
Base grutrols, louts and blOckish boobies,
Has, when we kindly took him in,
A pOisOner to our bodies been,
And, not content with said effects,
Purloined our "giant" intellects;
And specially, WHEREAS, last night
"When Freedom from her mountain height
Called us to celebrate the day
That saw thy birth, Americal
He changed us from PERFECT0 IPsE
To that vile state DEFECTo TIPSE-
Made fools of us--frst fools eCstatic:
Then fitting, giddy and erratc;
Fools genial, jOCund and celestial,
Fools noddy, serpentine and bestal;
Fools mild and metaphysical,
Sublime pedantc, quiIzical;
Fools telescope and nocturnal,
Eccentric fools, grotesque and vernal;
Egregrious fools and sentimental,
Fools beetle-headed, occidental;
Fools journalistic, Cesarine;
Fools foolish, drunk and assinine;
Now, THEREFORE, be il known that we
Hereby resolve, most soemnly,
TO give said whiskey this sc. B.
That we do pledge ourselves to he
No more found in his company;
To treat him as an enemy;
To pass him proudly, cOldly by
With up-turned nose and flashing eye;
To hate him, and not cen go much
. As honor him with digital touch.
Enemy Of stomachs soul OF He'll
of Lucifcr FAREWELL j My
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Announcements.
LEGISLATTRE

We are authorized to announce that JOHN A.
WOODWARD, Of Howard township, will be a cand-
date for the Legislature, subject 10 the decision of
the Democratic County Convention.
We ara authorized 20 announce that HENRY
MEYER, Of Miles township, will be candidate for
the Legislature, subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic County Convention.
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The Gentre 9en1ntrat.
Thursday Morning, July l3, 1882.

CORRESPONDENTS, containing important news, sonct
cd from any part of the county. No commune a'Uh-
inserted unless accompanied by the real name oi tue
writer,
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NcO Advertisements.
READ! MARK. LEARNT
A fine inclosed
PICNIC GROUND

WITH EVERY CONVENIENCE
SWINGS, CRoQUET GROUND, QUoITs,
PARCHOE, AND A FINE SPRING OF
PURE WATER WITH PLENTY or
SHADE.
Music and Lunches be secured at moderate rates.
Carriages aud Tickets for the Gave"
Societies Clubs Lodges and all respectable PARTIES can
address for particulars and terms,
GEO Il. NASH, Manage
Spring Mills HOsse,
G-3m Spring Minis, Pi-
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Good reports are reaching me from
nearly every school. Some teachers have
almost failed, yet even in the worst cases
there appears to be something more or less
prsiseworthy. There seems to be a quiet
increase in interest on the part of citizens,
aud earnestness in the teachers. The di-
rectors of Gregg township are building a
new school house this summer. 1t is to be
two stories in height, with two rooms on
the first floor and one main room, with rec
itation rooms sttached, on the second. The
citizens of Baileyville, Ferguson township,
are making an effort to have their board
consolidate two neighboring schools, and
thus secure the advantages of graded
school. Much to my regret, circumstan-
ces prevented my attendance at the closing
examinations of the Bellefonte schools.
The principle, Prof. Lieb, has since placed
in my hands the examination papers of the
"A'cass in the high school. These are
very creditable to both teachers and pupils.
In class of seven, but thirteen words out
of one hundred were missed. In Arith-
metic ten questions were prepared, cover
ing the subject as fully as possible, and on.
ly one member of the class failed to re-
port correct answers to all the questions,
and this paper, on provisional certificate,
would be entitled to IL. The papers in
other branches were equally good,-Supt!
Wolfe, in Penaa, School Journal, July
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Executors Sale Of Valuable
Real Estate.

DURSUANT to an order of the Or
Il phans' Court Of Clinton county and the Or
phans Court Of Centre county Pennsylvania, will be
sold at public sale ON the premises hereinafter de-
scribed on
Tuesday, the 25h Of July, A. d. 1882,
at 2o'clock pm the following described real estate
late of Jacob Bower decd, to wit:
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ORANGE BLossoMs.-Mr. ii. NJ. Hibler,
formerly of Bellefonte, but at present
member of the clerical force of the First
National Bank, of Bradford, Mexican
county, Pa, was married, June %, 'S2, to
Miss Nellie M. Owen, at the residence OF
her father, Jno. r. Owen, Esq, at Park
er's Landing, Armstrong county, Pa,
The above announcement will prove
highly gratifying to the many friends of
"Moran" in this neighborhood when told
that the lady is one in every way worthy
the lifelong companionship and devotion
of one in every way calculated to make
her happy. We congratulate the fortunate
couple and trust they may live long and
happy life.
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WALNUT LEAF HAIR RE-

w sT0RER.-It is entirely different from all
others, 1t is as clear water, and its indi>
Gates is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. II VIII
Immediately free the head from the dandruf restore
gray hair to its natural color and produce a new
growth where IL has fallen of. II does not in any
affect the health, which sulphur Sugar of lead
and Nitrate cf Silver preparations have done. 1t wilt
change light or faded hair in few DAYS 20 a beautiful
glossy brown. Ask your druggist for Il. Each bottle
is warranted SMITH, KLINE co. Wholesale
Agents. Philadelphia and C. N. CRITTENDEN, New
York. 4-27-ly,
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liberated and itching limbs. Doctors
failed. PERUEA cured me. Mrs. p. Dar-
som, Nevosburg, Va.
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REUNION.-The serviving members of
Company A, 148 Regt., z. V, will cele-
brate the twentieth anniversary of their
mastering into service, at Rebersblrg,
August 25, 1882. Maj. r. II. Forster, of
this place, will address the veterans after
they have fallen into line on the spot where
they enlisted two decades ago after which
they, accompanied by orphans of those
who fell fighting, and members of other
organizations, will proceed to kreamer's S
grovesand listen to sketch of the services
of this company during the war by Major
Forster.
Among other attractions knapsacks
packed with eight days rations, and other
necessary appendages, pack mules to carry
ammunition, provisions and utensils, COM
plete outfit used by soldiers when march
ing, and pyrotechnical display in the even.
ing are the most important.
Soldiers and soldiers orphans are invit-
ed TO attend, as is also the general public,
the intention being to make it an occasion
of pleasure and profit to all.
Persons from distance in any way con,
nected with Co., "a, will be entertained
if application is made to a member of the
following committee: Henry Meyer, j. A.
Miller, S. NJ. Spangler, Elias Stover, Jesse
Long, Thos. f. Roger.
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The wedding day appointed was,
The wedding clothes provided,
But ere the day did come, alas

Uut vIu tIIo NdJ UEU UUIII6i HIHb
He sickened, and he die did.
All because he failed to purchase clothing
from Levin. Calamities of this kind
never bother any whose clothing bears the
imprint "from the Philadelphia Branch,
Bellefonte."
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UNDER THE MIsTLEToE.-On Sunday
last Rev. Mr.. DeLong performed the
ceremony that united Mr.. Frank 5. Mayer
and Miss Lizzie E. Hembs, both of Belle
fonte, in the holy bonds of matrimony.
The bride, beautiful and graceful, was
attired in an elaborate costume of ca6eola
cream colored fabric trimmed with the
same shade of satin, in the preparation of
which the taste and skill of an experienced
mantuamaker had been exercised. This su-
perb outfit added but little however to her
natural comliness. She is an excellent
lady, one worthy the alteration of any
man, and as a superintendent OF Mr..
Mayors household affairs will be a com
plete success. They mean to locate in
Philipsburg, where he will ply his voca-
tion-that of baker. He is an adept ct the
business and our friends out there can ex-
pect to be served with the "best the shop
affords"
The wedding party was small and very
select, but two of the most intimate friends
of the contracting parties being present.
Numerous well wishing friends join in ex-
tending to them congratulations and hope
they may enjoy all of life's sweets with
none of its bitterness.
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If you want good cool glass of
Philip Best's Milwaukee beer, and free
lunch every morning, and Saturday even
ing, from to IL, call at the Butts House.
#. Y. LEHMAN, Propr.
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Wilson, McFarlane & Co., call atten-
tion TO the only reliable Ready Mixed
Paint in the market The Pioneer Pre-
pared Paint is not only superior to any
Ready Mixed Paint sold but rivals pure
white lead in its smoothness in working
and durability. This paint is guaranteed
by the manufactures not to crack or peel
within three years. The guarantee ia not
only good for replacing the paint but IL
will be put on If it should crack or peel
within the time specified. 1t will be to
your interest 10 call and SEQ Wilson, Nc
Farlane g. Co., tefore purchasing either
white lead or any other Ready Mixed
Paint.
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Special inducements for Fall and
Winter clothing during the Summer
months.
27-tf MONTGOMERY & Co., Tailors.
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Local Department.

II. A. MCKEE, Secretary.