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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-23
Feeding Flaxseed.

Flaxseed has 4 very important feed
inc value. and can be ground by mixing
it with other grain of tlaxseed to Il
or 10 of corn, or corn and oats, peas
and oats, barley and oats, etc. There
being about 81 per cent. Of oil in flax
seed, it cannot be ground in an ordinary
mill without mixing it with other grain,
to absorb the oil; but this oil of the flax
seed improves the feeding value OF the
other grain very much. Besides, flaxseed
is rich in aluminoids, or muscle-forming
food. and this improves Indian corn
materially. Daring the winter season,
when cattle get diet Of dry food, and
especially in the West, where the dry
stalks of the corn fields furnish the larg-
es share of coarse fodder, this mixture
of flaxseed in the grain ration will have
the most beneficial effect. This extra
proportion of oil will have q slightly
laxative effect upon the bowels, and
prevent impaction Of the maDitolds, and
other diseases arising from constipation
The proportion of / of ilaNsced to IL or
Is Of corn and oats viii produce q
marked effect upon the coat OF cattle
and horses. rendering it as glossy Is
when on good grass. We have fed 1t
with great satisfaction to calves ana
colts. 1t is also in the right propor'i'h,
for mich COWS. keeping them IN good
health. preventing indigestion, and gar
get; but little less should be given 20
COWS shortly before coming iii.---'1'a-
tioaal Lire Stock Jourpul. Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-23
A Sailor Coon.

A c, rrc-pondeni of the Fores, aud
STRAIN, who used Ia sail u fast yacht,
IL, Decay, describes one of his crew. q
I'ct coon, caught when Young and raised
in the boat-house. The yacht never
sailed without him. He was forward
man.
Often when the sea was heavy il would
wash him from the deck into the boiling
foam. but in an instant he was again at
his posi-, and gave Us all to understand
by peculiar cultural sound that he
meant business. He delighted to sit or
The end of the howspiit. and when we
would cross boats bow. or take the
wind out If her sail he talked. Some
times u combing sea would chase him
up the jih>tay Il foot or two, but he new
or failed To regain his old position. In
moderate weather, and 1.-The watersmooth.
he would come aft. and, looking at me
knowingly, would mount the tiller; and,
with one paw placed ai1ectionatciy on
my arm, would sail the boat for miles.
Then he did talk.
He had been shot mt several times
| from rival boats. and he knew them all
n well rs we did. Once he was badly
| hurt, and falling from the end OF the
! bowsprt into the water, lpiekcd him up
rs he drifted by. The bali had passed
through his intestincs. lie was sick
! coon, almost unto death. We ran into
Gloucester. where surgeon. a friend OF
ours, carefully attended To his wound.
| How often he thanked that man for his
kindness the God that has given life to
all only can tell, for he was then toe
weak to talk
We all loved him, and il was recipro-
Gated How our hearts warmed and
throbbed in sympathy for that innocent,
unotlending atom Of the great creation.
He got well, but he never ventrcd out
On the bowsprit any more. Quiet after
Moons in the boat-house he would clint
up gently into my hammock, and softly
comb down my beard with his paws.a and
brush the flies away until ] snored; thee
he knew ! was dead Gall earthly things
and in minute he would have my
watch and money down to the las, cent
and. in fact. every thing about IN,
clothes. Unlike, however. the genu'
man with all his Godlike gifts he gave
his plumber back, and told me plainly h'
could have robbed me if he liked.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-23
Mill Property for sale.

win sell my farm aud mill property, Stu,
aied two aud onchall miles southeast of the
city of Darlington. Lafayette county, Wis.
said farm contains 81 acres, 81 acres OF which
are undcrs, cultivation the balance being IN
pasture ana timber The mill, which Is known
as the Aimcs Branch OF Ip,un Mill, Is IN good
repair, with two run of buns aud dam IN
good condition, and is doing good business.
There is good ira,ne dwelling, almost new.
two stories and half high, ana also other out
buildings. with well aud olslerh At HE door
This property VIII he sold ON reasonable terms,
~ ] nm going cast, and must be sold on or he
fore the first day Of April, lss2
TRIMS OF SALE-onelmlf cash aud balance
TO suit purchaser. II preferred. ali may be
paid iii cash.
For further particulars apply on the prem'
Isis 10 THOMAS WOODWARD,
Or To Thomas Gleason, Auctioneer, AT Dating
ton, wis. Apr, /.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-23
CLUBS FOR THE WEEKLY.

Any person who will send VI a club OF ten sub
seribcrs 10 the weekly for the year viii receive
an additional copy free. twenty subscribers tu9
copies free, etc.
Address.
THE REPUBLICAN AND MEMS.
~ Mason st., Milwaukee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-23

i new company is beirg organized IN
Louisville for the establishment OF loco
mciivc-worhs in thai city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-23

WE have to rent, for cash, a
first-class prairie farm Of 800 acres
Water, a comfortable dwelling house
and stable on the place. $40 acres
under cultivation, and it is only t.
miles from the city The farm is
known as the Russell farm.
WILSON * MCILHoN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-23
Just the Paper Farmers Want.
THE TERMR-

Daily, per Runtif. slQus
TriWeekly, per 0iiiiuin. 300
Weekly, per anniii loo
POSTAGE PAID.
subscriptions for three or siX months at pro
portiona rates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-23
The Weekly Republican and News

published every Friday morning, contains -
cprefully prepared summary of the news Of The
week a large amount Of interesting and in
struciing IN scellaneous reading and agricultural
matter and iull reports Of the Milwaukee and
Chicago markets, as well az reports from all
the leading grain ocnters Of the world, and wiz
be found
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-23
The Republican
umd Nc,cs,
Milwaukee Wisconsin.
PROSPECTUS FOR 'sa

Now Is the time to subscribe for Il newspaper
for the ensuing year. The Republican and
News is offered Us the best Journal Published for
Wisconsin readers.
The Daily Republican & News
j. the largest daily paper In the state. II con
tains NIL the current news, full and accurate
market reports, special dispatches from all parts
OF the country rs well ns the dispatches OF the
Associated Press, Marin and Railway news,
original correspondence from New York, Wash
ington Boston and other cities. Choice Mis-
cellany. etc etc. II makes n
SPECIAL FEATURE or WiscossIN SIws.
In politics IL Is Republican, giving the Tfinei
pies Of that partya cordial support without iden
tfying itself With any lactional or personal ia
fnrrAfk The
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-23

Messrs. Bohan Il Sims, liverymen,
have some good horses and second
hand buggies for sale rery cieop,
and its good opportunity for those
" anting such. Call at the barn,
Just above the II. S. hotel.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-23
Tri.wsekly Republican and News

Is published Tuesdays Thursdays and SatuI
days This edition viii meet the wants of those
who reside where the postal arrangements do
not admit OF their receiving daily paper 1t
contains the important Telegraph Marine
Railway and Local news and all the Market Re.
,,orts from the daily
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16
-speakinu roughly. sbou. three. .four,b,, |

Speaking roughly, about three-fourths,
by weight, of the body Of man is consti-
tuted by the fluid he consumes, and tho re-
naming fourth by the solid material he
appropriates. II is therefore no figure Of
speech TO say that food makes the man.
We might even put the case in a stronger
light and affirm that man Is his food. 1t
cannot obviously be matter Of indifier-
ence what a man eats and drinks. Wo
know the effect the feeding of animal
has on their temper and very natures !;
how the dog fed on raw meat and chained
up 30 that he cannot work off the super
huous nitrogenized material by exercise
becomes n savage beast, while the same
creature fed on bread and milk would be
tame as II lamb. 1t may bo fair to say
that different kinds of food exert par
allel influence upon man. They who buy
groceries at Sechler's never, on account OF
the food they eat, are subject to the an
noyances sure to follow having used i'm
proper food.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16

The storm on Monday reminded those
whose shoes are not heavy that damp feet
cause more sickness than any other one
agency, and that 10 avoid this evil thick
coles and good sound uppers should cover
the feet Of all who must he out Of doors.
In this connection We desire TO call atten-
ton to tho stock Of boots and shoes on the
sheIves and counters Of Messrs. Doll 81
MiagIe. Everything kepl-price low,
custo m-made work guaranteed and sa,is-
faction may be expected in each and every
case.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16

WALSUT LEAF HAIR REsToREK 1t is
entirely different from Oh Others. II il as
clear A. water, and, ss its name indicates,
is perfect Vegetable Hair RosJorcr. 1t
will Immediately free the head from the
dandruf, restore gray hair 10 il. natural
color and produce "A new growth where II
has fallen Of. II does not in any manner
affect the health, which sulphur, Sugar of
lead, and Nitrate Of Silver preparations
have done. II will change light or faded
hair In n few days 20 "A beautiful glo.sv
brown. Ask your druggis, FOR IT, Each
bottle l. warranted Smith, Kline & Co,
Wholesale Agents, Phlsdelphis, and G..
y, Criltendeni New York. 4-ly
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16
Go TO Harris hardware store 70 hAv
your tinwAre repaired. A2t.

The circulated report that no colnty
institute would be held by the teachers Of
this county, this year. is an error, Prof.
Wolf, during the course Of An hours chat
on Saturday, said "An Institute will be
held, and / am endeavoring TO secure able
instructors, among those whom I have
written are Prof. g. w Atherton, State
College, Prof Brooks, Millersville, DR.
Higbec, State supi. Of Public Instruction
and Prof. Sanford, of New York Should
aIl Of these gentlemen be here ell or part
Of the time the members Of the institute
will be unusually favored.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16

Read the advertisement Of :. & A.
Loeb. No doubt the intelligence 1t con-
veys Will be matter Of much importance
70 you. They do not ray much, but the
little means n great deal Their trade thus
fsr during this season has been good and
they arc prepared 70 meet any demand
made upon their facilities 20 supply their
customers.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16
NeI0 advertisements.
NOURT PROCLAMATION

~ WHEREAS. The Hon. Charlie. A ysv., p,....
9nHt ~ ths tpuH ~ Common Pleas ~ tie Pin Idlttsi
Nshi,t' obsishhg - The aosHtiss - Centre Clinton
ana cleafh"id and ih" lion. L. q IsrifBey and ~.
H"u HnHkir, hssf'iAtr Iudgss ln Cattgs s,,ttfg
hAfths issb"d Their ff"rrpt iesrug air the fGtf "a
~ hFphf lnTz, &" tnh directed 81 holding Curt II
o}d Aha Jsfininef Anf General Ian Bsiivegy a.d
fiAtifT Eesslghs ~ the P"srs IN H.lsf.uis fr die
county % centre aud i0 cDiDfsnsr an tho All, M,
"A} - November next being the 7ti dsy II
irFk, and g. continue one seek k,ti,.i. h,,.ia,
FfEh " th- t0fynsT. Jusiiesa u the Peace 1l@ru.s
Hhd N"hstales - sad county n Csutrr that tbsy -
men anH mere ~ Their proper I@fsYus 81 d. risxk
lh NE i"fTb"pH ~ aid dsy, stb their foeffs naHt
sN.h', examination, hHu their 0uH fetErYttstsas
- 10 uipsr thing which - their aflca ati.srisr. 4,
30 4'h' ahH ibps~ sho are ls'ahi H reo9gnlhanos to
s"euis against the pfs"nrrs that are ~ saI - Iu
'hr jail = t"nir" county bo then aud there g. pr,
cute against them ~ shall be- Just
,r.''n under MY hand ai BsllsinDis. The 9iii da,
~ pwbef. ~ 90" grtf II DHf Lyrd lssz atd a.. 80.
hhhHf"d nhd sISth yenf ~ the Indepsndenre n ~.
United -iat@s TIIONAE 1 uI sEpt -, ~ -"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16
Writ Of Partition

T. Caihhrinc 4. Weaver. ChAs. H. Guteliut and
Elizabeth Gutciius hers and legal representative f
John Moaig. tsiF II haiue- Twp. deesaEcd fnu-fsti
deuis uitiu the Couuty - Csutre Take rofioc that
~ virtue ~ Wit o Partition. issued out q The Or
phans Court - Centre Guniy and 80 me dsgarina are
Inquest uili be held 81 the late ros8sure of I8lt
NnatE dsosssed ia the township of IAius aud oauu-
~ - Centre. uu Friasy the 9Th day of Octats,r J.
lss@, ht lu-1 ocluck of szid dsy fs.r the fiir-
Tas" q making rsttiitau - The real estate of ths
said drosased o. ard among his hsrt sud legal txtr
senfattTs it the same BE- dome vitb0ui frsIuftc
g. 20 spong the whols otherwise T. rhfue ard Az
Trasr the same according 60 lsv ~ which time and
plsce you may be present n you thtrk proper.
sheuh uhee. Beliefauis. }. ptNETL.
September Lsd. 1872 shefH
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16

The Philadelphia Branch !. aliye and
busy. The throngs Of customers that
crowd the room daily uudersiAud fully
that 10 buy good clothing 1T reasonable
rates is true economy. Il never pays TO
buy anything cheap simply because the
outlay j. not 50 great Nj Lcwin's word
never hiss been doubted aud his goods
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16

We are under obligations TO David
M'Kay, of 20 South 9th street Philadel.
phia for kind remembrance IN shape Of an
elegant publication tPenn's Treaty. for
waFded through Mr.. Sitter, of whom tho
book can be procuredi But we desire 10
state that Mr.. M'KAy buysand seIls newand
old books, and is always anxious TO quote
prices for oldIbooks either singlylor in COM
plete libraries. II you desire to buy or
sellanyshing In the laosk line put yourself
in correspondence With Mr. M'Kay.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16
Gen. Beaver accepts the situation, rs
the following letter will show:

BELLEFoSTE, Nov. 10, 1882
Mr.. a. l.. Zelibski, No. 1858 German
town road-DeAr Sir Yours Of the 9th
inst received. am quite Satisfied with
the result OF the election and have no
regrets in regard to it. did my duty 90
far ss could and left the decision 10 the
people. They ought 70 undersianl their
own business beet, and my hope "a that
they may be better served than ! could
have served them. Philadelphia did her
duty fairly, and I am Of course grateful 10
all my friends for their generous conf.
denos ard support. / will always stand
by my old comrades - long A. / live.
Yours, JAMES A. BEAVER.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16

-Demorest's Monthly Magazine comes
to US with it's accustomed regularity, and
on examination Of the November number,
we find that the articles are of nature to
make them highly acceptable to the read
ers of this popular publication. Mrs.
Alexander's serial, "The Admirals Ward"
gains in interest, and the shorter tales are
exceedingly we'll told. "wanderers in
the Heavens, - "Wintcr Resorts in South.
ern Europe" and Jennie June's Talk
with Women" are worthy OF note. There
is Il variety Of very readable articles, some
Of which are illustrated, on instructive
topics, and every department, including
the Fashion, "Household," and "Cur-
rent Topics" is fully and judiciously fll-
ed. A handsome oil picture forms the
froutispiece, and the art department is
further supplied by several pretty cngrav-
ngs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16

EslRAG.-Came to the premises
- ~ We 'a'sf tthst. tn Marion township stout ib.
middle - September iaff . White fI.3fsr nl-g, Sea-,
Year. "Il, Win spnr fed siaui the nerf and notch
'Hi out 81 The right ear. The owner !. dsslreA T..
come forward prove property and take ber away
oihrrui's ihs y il hr dis,asrl q aaoariIfr 4.
Nov :. l.rz 80.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16
Administrators Notice.

FL lEkS Of Administration upon
H upon The estate oi sHrnel BY late of Wsftef
iesushp d'oaaRe5. have ietu GRANTED g. ths uudsf-
signed g. whom all trfHsus Indebted g. said ssiste
arr requested g. make payment aud iho.e having
claims q demands ull make the kuoxu ~ifhau
delay. MAEY EBY. Zion Pc
il-la AamLrLafr.lf.a
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16

ATTENTION, SuoKEEs DIR. DecArsne
has startled the smokers Of France by a
paper he read before the Societe a H,tygisHc,
In which he announces the discovery of =
new disease, discernible through the pulse,
which he styles "IntermI,iency. II Is
induced by the narcotic action Of the nico-
tine and the other latent alkaloids present
in the tobacco leaf. This rhythmical action
induces heart disease, derangement Of the
nervous system, and indigestion. Thessme
physician has tested the effects Of tobacco
upon boys from nine 10 fifteen years Of age,
and discovered that not only did Il produce
palpItation Of the heart, bat also peculiar
condition Of The blood, akin TO An@mia.
T.asinsss, stupidity, and an inability 10
study characterized al boys who used
tobacco. His statistics prove conciusively
that the use Of tobacco induced taste for
vinoas stlmulants. The led who commenc-
ed with cigarette finished his career a.
The slave Of the brandy bottle Dsmorssf's
MoHfAly for November
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16

Al Vat certain ihezsgags ts4lstrert n, I, - ,..,
h'e@l" Do ~ borough oi Es,s'orts a. vi, tsr,d.I
shH 1'"' Fh'l as inilo~s g. Wit. BegluuIng a. -,
80 wet I'f r. 3" pct thrurs I, Lt III pl,I, ytj
.A"' h'ifs h"fih D. 80 ~,st IL Il g. f.t- ,l,,s
~ ~ A'A ''.lh y "lsi 45 A. q. p8si i.eHre l., "a
~ H4Nlt ann blanehAfd. saYth 10 asi ~ n ts,s,
lL'bs" - l1i - came south 81. .ast Ius r, =, -,
N'h'" sg''h u sasi 10 n. b. ihs tfa.. ~ H. gs,
,E n,NE LING 'h' sans i1c-fuage arG lut o.. sft.grd
sl",h lb~ haid william q. Williams b. ,yj.ptg,s
,'ai'nE ''"h cat" hrf"~ith Conveyed g. the sid n
" l'l'Ams Ih"f'oh 'frrt',i tvu-starv du,iltEg
hsAs' si"'l ana half sinfe funm H4afhs ,bar sts
.mef uuNuiidinrt. -sl1sH faLrr IA ,.rrs..,t, -,
h' Hoid as TIE properly u 4 . William.
7. ). DuAkEL. Sheriff
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16

CoREuPospEscr, containing important news. solicit
ed from any part Of the county. No commune a;ica
nsertsd unless accompanied by the real Of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16

Gov. CURTIN AND THE JuDGEs.-On
Tuesday the Congressional return judges
of the XXth District and those Of the
XXXIVth Senatorial District met at this
place. They accepted the invitation of
Gov. Curtin 10 dine with him and were
elegantly entertained,
After the Congressional return judges
had completed the count Of the vote and
made out the certificate Of election, they
again repaired in u body 10 Mr.. Curtin's
residence for the purpose Of presenting the
certificate 10 him. Mr.. Laverty, Of Clin-
ton county, in handsome speech, on be.
half Of the judges, said at affords me
much pleasure to present you with this
certificate of recollection az an enforcement
Of your course rs Representative of the
HXth district, in the present Congress.
In doing 30 We are not unmndful Of the
fact that you were the honored Governor of
this commonwealth, in time Of great eK-
citement, and that your duties were many
and arduous. That you aftcrward repre-
sented this country in one Of the most i'm
portant foreign missions and the people OF
this district realize that while you repre-
sented them faithfully and carefully in
Congress, they were no less honored in
having you as their Representative. Your
reelection by so large a majority was an
emphatic Enforcement Of your course upon
all public questions before Congress, while
you were a member. a glance at the re-
turns will show that although you were II
party candidate, your vote was not con-
fined to a single party, they felt proud 10
regard you as the representative Of the
whole people, and know that your course
in the future will be as it was in the past
To this Mr.. Curtin replied In eloquent
and fitting terms, and received at several
times hearty applause.
The judges had pleasant time and re-
turned to their homcs with cheerful rccol-
leciions Of fAeir visit TO Bellefonte.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16

DEATH-On Monday night at twelve
o'clock the spirit Of Miss Mary A. Rankin,
daughter Of Joseph a. Rankin, E,q, was
called hence. Her case was one demand.
Ing the sympathy Of all-young, talented
and favori,e in society wherever she
mingled with others, il was sad 70 zee one
50 well adapted TO minister to the happi-
meas Of others, completely disabled For a
number Of yehrs she wns confined 10 her
room. On Sept. % lsst she had attained
her 2iih year. Her remsins will be in
TERED AT two o'clock this rftcrno0n.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16
ENECuTORs NOTICE.-E.,n,n

l. NECC lOltS NOIICE.-E Estate
- - 'aihHTlue bgsft deesasr8 la tlr orr,lsr.r
,"nH - 'cutF" oHuniy. TIE Sualiaf HpfslHt..i q,
'h" @4l count g. pass upon the ftsns fleS T. a.,
account q" John Meyer, E1eeuiuf "a! tt aar.s.a sut
mas" ashlhuhnh ot The fund.- 10 ths Lauds Il tie =,
'fui'I 9 and annnF hDs. legally entitled meet.
WI ATTEND . the duties q bic appointment al Ht.
once 10 E"ilrfgu'e, on Friday fhe l.tb aay II N5s
b'i y lr'-. 81 ie clasi A. ~ when aua where a.I
PAiues interested eau attend II they sfe tforsr
y ? FOEThEY
'"0' Auait0f.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16
I UDITOR's sNOTICE-IntbeO Or.

4 Ihaus Count of Centre Cg8uiy L. ths matter
q tho fs'Hir - 'HHra1 sftrs late r sfltf frr.it
o"f"AsFd. TIE UudelEnrd buditr sfs,oufed ~ the
H4Ti g. naHAs dstIhuilnn - The fur,d ir fhs hand,
of David Fh'sfTf ,1eruiof q ssil datadsni 81 sBd
among "a ~ legally sutitles 80 rr-citr ths came
vii meet ths Ihfes interested 4u ihe puras 4 he
appointment 81 hs ufl1o in Hcl}ef1uis m Tt ntsBp,
The 'n' as2 - N0'eiHast, lss2 A. zoe m.
G.at t.t',.,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16

sssAFigures are not always facts, but
the inc ontrovertibls facts concerning Kid
ney.Wort are better than most figures.
For ini 'tanoe cit Ia curing everybody"
writsa druggist kidney Wort Is The
most popular medicines We SELL" II
should DO by right, for no other medicine
has sncl, specific action on the liver, bow
els and kidneys DO not fail 10 try II.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16
NnTIcr =

ENECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
- u hereby given that iet.fs trtaHasH'ary ah the
LsiA'f = Hannah Smith late - Psut tsvusltf C.rf.
''Hhi' Ia af7 Aatr been rrauisl o. flias & sEIfl
residing 10 saHd t1urthfr g. uiofB al tartrs 80,
c1 O. saia oia'F Efr feIuostlI 60 make fa,rasnt au
itos' having elaine demands 80 MAJ kr.su tho
sAms without delay
ELTAs = SMITH
W. LErrafHF.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-16
25 Ladies y Gentlemen.

Exciting Eahlearx kealsEt C LEtetti
The follouine of The thrillinr situations
Death of Col. st Glare. The Burn
ing House. The Avengers Oath.
Capture and Escape of the He
ro- Capture of Dietrich while
on Picket. Capture of Hor-
ace st, Glare. This time
you go TO Belle Isle.
u ATTLE Sc E| =.
Escape Of Deitrick. the mysterious Dutch
Woman The Hero in Prison Deitrick.
disguised as = woman, visits the Hero.
The Irishnan's Devotion to Horace e.
cape Of Horace, pursued by blOOdhOunds.
Fight on the Long Brigde Horace tum-
bles into the stream. Rescued By Deit-
rick Morton. the Rebel Ohisf. shot By
Deitriok.
erarhIs Incidents Of TIE LATE wAa.
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