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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-26
a Newsboy's Deathbed.

had looked at the boy, whose years
1nbered fourteen or fifteen, and saw
the white face, hollow cheeks and
unearthly bright eyes the unmistak-
able marks Of that dread disease which
places its victims beyond all hope
consumption.
On the table lay an old bible, its yell
low pages lying open where the mother
had finished reading. The boys mind
was wandering. Ho was too weak to
cough, and the accumulation in his
throat could not be removed.
''Shine yer boots-shinc 'cm fer a
Woodworking paper. sirp' came in
feeble accents from the pillow. Paper.
sirp Morning paper! all about the"
and the sufferer made an effort to clear
his throat, which occasioned something
like death-rattle. The mother was on
her knees ut the lounge. sobbing. and
Jack, her other son, who had brought
me to tho room. was by her side cry
ing. / lifted the wasted frame and
moistened the poor boys parched lips
and tongue with water from the cracked
glass that stood on the window-sill.
He felt the cool hand on his brow, and
his mind came back to him. 30, Jack.
I'm so glad you've come home! 1
sha'n't sell any more papers or black
any more boots, Jack; but don't cry.
Mothers been readin' somethin' bet
torn newspapers to me, Jack, and I
know where Pm goin'. Give my kit to
Tom Jones; owe him twenty cents.
Bring all your money home to mother,
Jack. wonder IL I'll be papers or
boots up therep Good-by mother;
good-by Jack. See 'em shine. Morn
ing-" Jim, the ncwsboy, was dead.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-26
AcURe GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES.
For Old and Young, Male and Femal,
4. Magnetic medicine; a brain A..

ia and Never Food: Positively Cures kW
6yP Night Losses, Spermatorrhoea, TIA
- - Impotcncy, Nervous Debility, Le- Mt3M
sS2G ucorrhoea, Barrenness; and for all azkzMQ
(DKFORE) Weakness of the Gener,tive Or (AFTER)
gans in either II is m Unfaing and POSITIVE
Cure Tones mp the debilitated system, arrests al
involuntary discharges, removes mental gloom and
dependency, aud restores wonderful power TO TIM
weakened organs ps- With each order for twel1
packages, accompanied with FIVE dollars, we viii
send our Guarantee TO refund the money II thu
treatment does not effect 1t Is the cheapea
and Best Medicine in the market. Full particulars
In Pamphlet, which mail free 10 any address
Sold by all Druggists, one package 80 cts; Six fqr
$3.50. or sent by mail on receipt of price, by ad
dressing the Magnetic Medicine Co., Detroit, Mich
RES-Sold In Owosso and Corunna by all Druggistt.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-26
TO CONSERVATIVES.

Tho advertiser having oeen permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by
simple remedy, Is anxious to mako known
to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure. To
all who desire It., he will send n copy OF tho
prescription used, FREQ of charge, with di-
rcctiors for preparing and using the same
colds. consumption, asthma, bronchitis, etc.
Parties wishing the prescription. will please
address REV. r. A. WILSON. foi Pom 81.
Williamsburg, N. Y. 4tyi
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-26
GOING EAST.

Connections are made ut st. Ignace with the pop
ular steamer City of Cleveland, for Detroit and in
termediGte points.
The Michigan Central Railroad for Detroit and
all points in Michigan and the east, south and south
east.
With the new England Transportation Co.'S. line
for Milwaukee, Chicago, ColEDgwood and all points
I'm Canada.
At Marquette with the Marquette, Houghton
Ontonagon Railroad, the Iron and Copper Dis
tricts, and with Steamers for Duluth and the North
west.
Through tickets sale at Marquette and st.
lgnace, and all points in the Northern Peninsula.
For information as TO passenger and freight ratee
apply to office of General Freight and Passenger Agt
THos. McKEOWN, FRANK MlLLIGAN
GENT Sup't.. Genl Fri. 4 Pass Agt
Marquette, Mich Marquette, Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-26
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful indiscrotion, win
for the sake of suffering humanity. send freq
TO all who need IL, the recipe and direction
for making tho simple remedy by which 10
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by tho
advertisers experience can do so by address
ing In perfect confidence,
4l-yf JOHN II, OGDEN. ~ Cedar ST. NY
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-26
BALLS DIPHTHERIA

c U RE AND PREV ENTIv
A Sure Cure and Positive Prevent
i've of this dreadful disease. The
trade supplied. Ask your Druggist
FOR it. Price 50 cents. Sent by mail
on receipt of price.
A. X. BALL, M. D.,
Corunna, Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-26
PIMPIES.

will mail (frec) tho recipe for a simple
Vegetable Balm that will remove Tan, Frekfes,
Pimples and Blotches, leaving the skin soft,
clear and beautiful; also instructions for pr0-
ducing luxuriant growth of hair on balN
head or smooth face. Address, inclosing N,
stamp, BEN. VANDELr A Co, 10 Barclay St., n,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01
NJ. Nicholas For February.

Celebrates ST. Nslentine's day IN cap
ilal style with an amusing story oy So.
phie SWEET, called "a Queer Valentine, y
and one has but to read IL 10 see the
arpropriateness Of the title. Anna
North contributes "The Mission of Ma
bells Valentine; and there is a funny
little poem, "My Valentine" by J. NJ
Anderson.
joaquin Miller's ain the Land OF
Clouds" describes an ascent Of Mount
Hood by party of tourists, and the
loss and rescue Of little dog that in.
sisted on accompanying the climbers.
Another paper which is sure of a
hearty welcome ia one with the attrac
tive title, "a New Winters Sport,
which is written 10y Hialmsr II. Bosesen
Who introduces our American boys TO
the sket or Norwegian snow shoe.
Ul tho serial stories. "The Tinkham
Brothers Tide Mill,n by ]. I. Trow
bridge, leaves its young heroes IN still
more exciting position than last month.
Mrs. Clement has an Art and Artists"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01
Wilkesbarre Disappearing.

For7Y A,rrs Of Ml,r Srnr,cr Sr>,.
h>p CAUSES Co>sTrRS,T'o,.
Wugr.r,gpr y. I,rr,r, a- tc
,,-.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01
The Marquis Of Lorac atthc Capital

" W,,ul>crov Jan. 26-Thc Marqui, OF
Iorne aud the ncmtcrs Of his party
called at the Executive Mansion to o.day
just before the meeting Of the Cahjne,
and paid their respects to the Prcsi.
dent They we're accompanied hy the
British Minister and Mr.. John Dsvi-,
Fret Assistant Secretary of the STATE.
The visitors were received in the Blue
Parlor and were presented to the Pres
ldent by Assistant Secretary Davis.
They were then shown through the
mansion and afterwards visited the De
par ment Of State. The Marquis OF
Lorne will be entertained by the British
Minister tonight. by President Arthur
to morrow night and by General Sher
man Sunday night.
The President returned the visit OF
the Marquis Of Lorne at the English
Legation this afternoon.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01
Claimants for the Capitol.

FMS Basis or AuLTcrp OwNUg.uIr IN Tur
SITFs oT NkrIoSNt BrEDINSs.
PrTr HrRe. Januar, - Robert Nor
ri.on, Of this city, the leading counsel
for the Blackmore heirs, claimants Of
the vast estate Of Samuel BIackmore.
consisting Of considerable property in
Pennsylvania, MARYLAND and tho Dis
,rrct Of Columbia including the ground
on which stands the National Capitol.
White House and other Government
Iuildincs day produced the original
documents in the caso. from which it
appears that the claim cannot be ip.
nored 10y the Government or the pri.
vate parties concerned.
Among the papers, which have be.
come yellow from age, is ono from the
Orphans Court naming Arahellr and
Jane Blackmore "a heirs and executors
Of the estate Of said Blackmore, who
died about l7S0. After coming into
possession oi the property, Mr.. Morri.
son says Arsbella and Jane leased IL for
term of ninetynine years. This
lease has about FIVE years yet to run.
Thus it viii be seen that the statute Of
limitation cannot be pleaded success.
fully by the present holders in resisting
tho claim. Long after the death OF Ara.
tella aud Jane Blaokmore the holders
Of the land, realizing that their title
was imperfect, had power Of attorney
drawn up. and presented to the heirs.
who, however, never signed 1t. This
document. which provided for the
lranier Of the interest Of the heirs in
the property. is also iu the possession Of
Mr.. Morrison.
Be'ides these papers. which are con.
sidered essential TO establish the claim
Of the Black defendants TO the
property, there are deeds aul other
documents which will be produced.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

paper on the Flemish painters, With two
beautiful reproductions Of portraits Of
Reubens and his children, painted by
the great artist himself. "fho story Of
the Field Of the Cloth Of Gold" by l.
s. Brooks, contains nu interesting nc
count Of a tournament, and il illu.trat
ed by the irontispIece entitled Mar.
gery's Champion B-sidcs this, and II
good deal more, are pocm- and storier
10y Celia Thaxter Frank H. Converse,
Palmer Cox, Mary Losc Dicktnson, e
play by Mar, C,wien Clarke, AID PIC
lnr"' by k'-Ina Enmrr, EIl,bcth
fhomp-on, Z r. Birch, B,lIc., II. P.
Share. Hopkins, Cox, Rose Muller and
uthers.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01
sherman Won't BE President.

st. louis Republican.
We are permitted to publish the fol.
loving extracts from letter Of Gen.
sherman to a friend in this city: "That
no earthly consideration will induce me
to emhitter the remainder Of my life 10y
holding out the least prospect that any
possible combination Of circumstances
or events will make me Presidential
candidate "There are plenty Of good
men able and willing to undertake the
Office abler than profess to be, and
has as much PATRIOTISM "The Presi
dent st best is but Ggurehead. Con.
gress is the real power in this Govern.
ment. and any President who under.
axes to stamp bis individuality will
find himself tied hand and foot by lave" {"
II ask you to assert with emphasis that
you know my unslterabIs determine
ton. And that it will be idle to appeal
to me" The country is perfectly safe,
AID no amount OF party olamor can ser
iously disturb its harmony or prosper.
ity."
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

WAsnINGToN, Jan. 2j.-After the ad
ioIrnment of the Senate, yesterday
afternoon, an informal conference Of
Democratic Senators was held in one Of
the committee rooms. Senator Pend
Teton presided, and about twenty Sena.
tors were present. The discussion was
confined to the general policy TO be
pursued in regard to the impending
tariff bill. No attempt was made to
reach an agreement as to what action
should be taken touching any particu
Gar feature of the bill, or as to any
amendments to be offered. The general
sentiment, As expressed, favored cur
tailment, az FAR as possible, Of spcech
making and an avoidance on the part
Of the Democrats. Of the appearance O.
flibustering or purposeIy delaying the
passage of the bill.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01
A Day in Congress.

THE NAVAL BILL PASSED AND TuE Tariff
hill REACuED-EuLoGiEs on SENATOR
NH,
WAsnrNGrov, January 25.--To day wa
set apast in the Senate for services in
honor of the late Senator b. II. Hill, o
Georgia. Resolutions OF respect for The
memory OF the deceased were adopted
and Senator Brown delivered an address
followed by Senators Voorhees,, Ed
munds, Jones Fla and Burrows.
ucuSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tho Naval Appropriation bill, with
pending amendments, was considered
in the House. The amendment for
bidding Chiefs of Bureaus from receiving
additional compensation rs such was
rejected and that providing for the
payment Of $4,000 to Asa Weeks wa-
adopted. The b;ll was then passed
yeas, l3j; nays, %.
The House then went into Committee
bf the Whole on Revenue bills The
consideration Of all bulls on the caleu
.or was objected to by Mr. Kelley un.
al the TnrrT bin was reached. Mr.
Kelley addressed the House on the
ILL., He said that there were many re-
.iuclions of existing duties proposed 10y
IN" pending measure which his Iudr
yldual Judgment did not approve. He
cared that they would bc found in
practice TO be so great as to impair the
iticency Of our productive power, and
would thus put consumers at the mercy
Of those who. by reason of the with
travail Of our competition in any par.
rjculur industry, would have a monop
oily of our markets, and could control
prices therein. Nevertheless he should
-upport the bill IN all ITS features. sut.
mIttlnr amendments only in case he
vas instructed to do so by the Commit
lee Of Ways and Means. The bill a. a
whole was. in hi, Judgment. the best
measure Of the kind which had ever
been submitted to the American Cou.
srcss. Mr. KELLEY hoped there would
be no delay IN di-Fo.ing OF the bin
The experts reported that the net de.
creas, OF revenue from its adoption
would be 500 Njj.-Og. III, own i'm.
PRECISION was that the reduction WOULD
ne much greater
The committee thcr rose, and the
House received the senate resolutions
IN the death Of b. II I'M, Of Georgia.
Eulogjcs were pronounced hy Repre-.
'onatives Han wond, Sp'cr. Tucker.
House, ke-sou, Wrururn Tex. Hook.
"r .Mts-. and Cox y. 81, after which
,h" House adopted unanimously q series
pf resolutions cGrrcs.ive OF its regret
At the death Of Senator Han, and thrr,
= an additional mark Of respect 70 thr
memory Of The deceased, at 40 al.
ourned
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01
Hnsty Objections.


II Is very unfortunate that violent
ouJeo''oh' 10 the 'h''t appointment
'hane oy governor I"'''7"h nave e"p''
'io"' pe''o'' WHO con '"u'e" '"'E''' "
Ms nom '"''on anu e'''''""' i '"'''
persons h"" "hal seemed 70 'H''h goo"
reasons LOT 'oc" q co"','' '"'S "''
''g"' e""'g" !" ""''''e W. "''''o' NV
10 appoint MI '''a'"y ""' are 'h'l
hol carrying t"''r "pP"''''"'' 700 III
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01
THE PATRIOT.
i Pennsylvania Newspaper for
the General Public.

be DAILY PATRIOT 10 The only ruarniur usvspEtsr
luHl4sussl ~ ihs State Capital
be uAILN PGTEIJT make. speciality a Fsuu,yI.
vaHta urss
be DAILY PATRIOT Vu'lth'rfhs tssuy4aird Pfess
ugH and sIsgials frlsta all lsrInIs
be DAILY PATRIOT av"t sie, lal attention g. grain
ar1 f.ftIHrs u.sftsfs
its nAiLl PATRIOT oTgolas monopoly, bos,itun
aui Capitalization ut lssIliisal power.
rTus th"H ~ HuHuHi. Esirs.N! 90 advanced Or
lrH poI suUum " uut lsi4 iH advance. ~ any
period less than year ai proportion ate Tates
De- WEFkl PATRIOT ts large. eight page vspsr,
devoted ts literature agriculture .-irnrs mauatar
.lres. nsss. glatks-. ctr burpE lNs2 -sch nurutsr
flIl contain an llusirAuuu oi sWe rruutEsEi iaf4r
f event Tsis - an attractive feature vbtrb Csunof
fI o. please Terus 81 p1 -, suuuua lutar1stiy ia
iraurs. One cilN "t the WEkkLN PATRIOT and
cops 81 ihe PHILADELPHIA MEtkLN TINS vii
nsut one yr.r 81 - 90 ussh N sdvauos L18us gvuR
Boo I've paVsf fpf the subscription price oi tLs latter
ne 0HVr g lhe WEEkLI PATRIOT and one cury of
30 OUTAGE HEARTH. 40 excellent monthly mAe-
,nF, puishei 81 E1st0n At q - prr snpuu ulll be
90 0us year fnr 81 cat 90 andFaucs send So ycur
ubEfi lti1us At once address
PATRIOT PUBLISHING CO.,
HsTls.. .urC Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01
Relief for the Taxpayers.

Hon. Steuben JunEins, Of Luzern'
county. has presented q bill IN the
house Of representatives which aims at
the relief of the people of the several
counties Of the commonwealth from the
onerous burdens Of local taxation. IT
is proposition to transfer the license
taxes from the state treasury to the
treasures OF the respective counties in
which such taxes are levied. The effect
OF the passage Of this bill would be TO
relieve the state treasury of its present
plethor. and to reduce local taxation to
the extent OF million dollars per an
mum.
The Patriot has on more than one oc.
casion advocated legislation calculated
to disencumber the industry and prop.
erty Of the state OF the load OF local tax.
es which hampers and oppres-es them
The bill offered by Representative Jcn
kins will accomplish the desired end.
Indeed it will do more. While rehcv.
ing the taxpayers in q large degree IT
will reduce the enormous balances 10
the state treasury which are a constant
temptation to plunderiug rings and
which apparently benefit nobody but
the banks in which they deposited. The
sinking fund has at present surplus OF
upwards OF two millions OF dollars and
the general revenue is sequally plethorlc.
1t is clear, therefore, that the state doe,
not need the moneys derived from II
censes and that even If the counties did
not require relief it would be sound
statesmanshp to reduce the revenues Of
the commonwealth to the extent pro
posed in this bill.
Apart from the reasons already given
for the passage Of this measure it would
seem to be an act Of justice to the cOuu.
ties to give them the benefit Of the 10.
cense taxes. So far a. liquor license
are concerned. the disorders and crime.
resultant from the abuse of alcohoI,
drinks sold hereunder, are a tax upon
the counties rather than upon the state,
The expense Of maintaining the crimr
nal courts rests chiefly with the couI
ties. II would therefore appear to be
but just that the counties should have
the revenues derived from such licenses
Besides it is reasonable to believe that
If the counties were authorized to col
lect the licenses for their own use and
behoOf the license laws would be NOR,
rigidly enforced. Every taxpayer would
then be directly interested in their en-
forcement. The more remotely ths
Law affects the citizen the more indIfl"r
ent he becomes to lts provisions. Tn,
converse of the proposition is equally
true. The more intimately the right.
and interests Of the citizen are related
to the law the greater the likelihood
that popular feeling will run in favor o
the execution Of the law. Take it all
mall, therefore, the bill Of Representa-
tive Jenkins ought to go on the statut,
book and if the present legislature
should place il there il cannot be doubt
ed that it will be its future pride and
glory.--Harigjnr9 Patriot
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

looking after the interests of the heirs
in England. There Il treasure. consi.t
Ing Of about cGOO 600 in the Bank Of
England and considerable prorerty ia
London and elsewhere To which the
claimants assert ownership.
Mr.. Morrison will 90 to Washington.
fortified with an abundance of evidence
10 establish the clnim, about the lst
proximo.
The heirs I" tins vast estate AZ" dIs.
tr'hu'ed throughout P"nns'lvania.
VI 'rylahh. ONO Mi~souri aud Cthiornia,
and number about eighty.
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'n'''''' were announce" 'n' r"''' ms
'''r o" ''f s'''h'''h'h "' ''nu'rF
'"'"''n''''" "''2 W" interruption "' ?"
h"'''' '"'''"'S Nv 10" Inauguration 'n
~" '''' nous" 'h'Y ""r" not announced
nh'i' 'h' '"'h''''h '"r'y tII'- hhT"
''"n '"n''H'r"H ana reported from
committees twenty nv" hav" been di..
posed o' on hr-t reading and ten bnvc
n'.'"d second reading, Will" 1t l. only
to" iw"ntvfourih of IA" month. In Ia"
last hons" tn" fret h'll reported from
committees was on tn" twrnty-ulnib.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01
WANTED!
W |ISE''

IITI0 upeapie are alvsys on the lookout fsr
Ml ~ ~ hAHoes g. inereasr theii csrnings and ~
w IklI (ume beo.su,s wealihy those ~he DO net
- a. - improve thsif opportunities remain 10
poverty. Meunef gttat chance 60 mak .
mnHef We uant many men. aameH. bnFs snd EtFle
~ woFk faf right IN tigeif osiitiss Aey one
oaa a. tha uofk puopsfiF ftau The Brsa start. The
business Wili pu thau ten times ordinary NAEHs.
~ sensite ouiat fafnishea ifee. NJ vhn enEaeea
f,its b make - sney raptdiy Nau devote tsur
Nh.a Nfas - the sfk aniy yuur sissHe nunients
Full lot sfuaun aud alt that i neeed ssAi ire. Ad
dress sTissoS Co., Portland, MalHe. asi.iy.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

II
,ud eadine Iflbtr Ar7rUxpaS % EvESIxs. FLgHtans
e The lectures wl embrace vide range a sui5ects
{ special Importance e. Aefculturists aud orpoftun-
viil t~ giveu. A. far a. time vil permit, Sc ques
tons and discussions in csHnrstlan with them. 1hey
siil bs open 20 all free q charge AMI al interested
cordially invited 10 attend
A feu rauns in the college can lle fuFT'ird 81 .
charge q E 00 for each r,am thi, charge inciudng
eut fuei and use - sgrh furniture is furnished
stndeuts tiE: hs-issad, mattress table. wathstAnd
and ehalrs Other articles, such a. lgi issicothiue
srvos ke vill ns, 80 e furnished by ,he ccoaTauts
far themselres
Talle bard can bs had At The boisl Or ~i,h p5vsts
iamiies u The village, The usual charge ~ the iattcF
teiug slpa prr vetk fsw by safly application "a
prorure hoArd in the College Club, Al their usual rate
of about 2u1a wepk.
Persons attending ths lectures will have uppoytp.
nifty attend resiAtiuus and other college ensrris
tbus AcqusintiuE q emseltus Nfth the character ef
the is;ructisn sud the facilites here asfed far %
tanning ~lii,srsl snd practical ssluosiien
The Lectures eiil treat u vsfists - important
and interesting suldects, ss filosts
! rs PHrsibryT ATHrAFoS. Two Lectures Iudus'
trial Bdacaiion, and Political EesBomy fss Fss-
rasrs.
2 ny rsor NoKrr. oas Lecture Rost .K~rIar
st Farmers.
3. rs rrsr JsspoS. rtas.b lectures, asr,ral.ursi
Ctcmisirt, & Tsftuisefs & Stack nfecaing. :
CauierredinE. 3 naipinF. \
4 ~ reof. BrcEaorT. Eieht Lectures Ratsny 5
Fruit or~ins. Vegetable gErisnius Euis-
Bsology, !.
5, ny Psot. osSosb. TArcs Lectures Farm MsohAs
See. 2. NeieoroloKt.i I.
q ~ PHof naHxkhn, one Lseiure. Rrsds Theit
Cousiruction. NaiHtsBanrs, and BtAinags.
: ~ PsoF. EsTva, Cns L-c,afsi Ths Anatomy of
The Dum estiratef Auiuaia
4. Ry FBoT. ntti, T~a Lsctares nrfnkabls We
ter, and AdultsfAfiou u Fosas.
Petsops proposing e sttsud The cpatse wi rteuOts
their c0nxAuienee and uufa % urityng IN sdvhre
Comuunicaians this sui3cet mas bs addressed 70
Pref McktE
klate College,
v6H2u Cssus Ce~ Pa.
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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub

THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub
lsheI every rhurdAy mornlne, At Bcloiontc, Center
county, Pa.
TENMS-Cash IN AdVnuC p :. =
II not paid in adyancc....,.........''. = %
LIVE rAPER-doyotcd TO the interests OF 'hv
whole people.
P,yuivuI, mado within three months viii DO CON
sidrred IA advance.
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