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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-15
x,.rEnDAY,s STOCK SALES.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
$40 Ophir-3
=. ~ Gonld 4 Curry-2sOc % 2sOc b5
ono Rest & Belcher-420c AZ
ok California-25c zoe
1850 Savage-16Oc
o5O Con. Virginia-55c
Is0 Chollar-135c 1900
600 Potosi-115c HOO
sso Hale & Norcross-280c 2A
19O Yellow Jacket-145c
21o Belcher-6Oo
ol0 s. ~Neyada-360c 1850
100 ~Bullion-65c
100 Overman-15c
o70 Union-390c 305c A bio
150 Occidental-1k
40 Andes-5Oc
$50 Albion-lloc
800 Belle lsle.aoc
80 N. Belle-9a
1870 Argenta-70c
13O Bodie-135e 1910
100 NJ. White-240c
AFTERNOON BOARD.
IN Northern Belle-9Y
900 Argenta--65c
1900 G.. Prize-7Oc GOO
o50 Nayaio-5A
400 Elko Con.-15o
500 Belle Isle-7oc
1000 Albion-ll0c
100 Independence-7oc
$50 Martin White-2A 22O
4S0 Hale & Norcross-265c 260c
400 Con. Virginia-55o
ass Union-390c $3.50
800 s. Nevada-3h
800 M~exican-29Oc 2S5c
700 California-25c
750 Savage-155c IL
40 Gould & Curry-270c 265c
$50 Ophir-3 295c
80 Best 4 Belcher-405c 410c
$50 P~otosi-110c 115c
$50 Ch~ollar-l30c
90 Occidental-1k
800 Scorpion-7Oo
CLOSING ouoTiT1oNs.
Union 1855 3S5a, S. Nevada SIS SKA,
Mexican 2S5s 285a, Ophir 295s, Best & Bel.
cher 405b 410a, Gould & Curry 260s, Con.
virginia sos, Savage l X 8, Hale & Norcross
26Os. Chollar 1865, Potosi 130b, Grown
Point SIS, Yellow Jacket hob, G. Prize
COB 65a, Argenta Cos, N. Belle 94b 9Ha,
Navajo q b., Bullion Cos, Albion 105b 110a.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-15

LOSS OF hair and grayness, which often
p aH tne prettlest face, are prevented by
1srker's Hair Balsam.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20
State Finances.

YEARLY FIGURES OF ENrESsEs AND ISpEBT.
EpNEss-LrGl.LAroRs DRAWING PAY.
HARRisHuBr, December l2.-The an.
uual report of the State Treasurer shows
that the total amount paid out from
December J, lSS2, to November 30.
1855, is $G,70S, 600 %, which does not
include the cost OF the extra session of
the Legislature, the members having
been paid after the close of the fiscal
year. Of this snm there was paid for
the senate $l39,l7LIi: the House,
$500, 1871, and the judiciary, $500.
1883. For interest on loans there was
paid SsIi 7Ol 80, and for common school
sLosOi0072. For the Flrchase Of
United states bonds there has been
expended SqGg.SI2.5O. The total inter
est bearing debt Of the State j. $40 III, -,
700, and the total debt. $lg.Tgg, 7G3.2S.
Daring the year the debt has been rc
duced *.uG.aOD
., the legislators paid to-day, Mossrs
Emsloy and GAvitt tool; all their pay
S. H. Morgan, Wayne and T. cgI.r
turned in $llO each. franklin Hail
doc- not think he should take pny for
the days he u m1rkSi ~ ub,cnt. aud
has therefore requested the Treasurer
to send $3.50 to the Anna 81. Ross Post
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20
Hlilways and Telegraph.
rurNT- ur Tuu IyTuETsNT Elits ISrR,
u,rru Is ruE % .r.r.

rurNE- "r ruu lvruET,~T uits ISrRo.
lrrru Is ruE H.r.r.
WssgIsrra., December iu-The hill
introduced q The House to day by Mr.
Hs'tord to regulate railway trafic
between states and Territories, provides
for the establishment in tho Depart.
mori Of the Interior Of bureau 10
oor-,t of three Commissioners appoin
ted ty the President. to receive salary
OF $1,000 each, with necessary and
proper expenses. Within ninety days
after the appointment Of the board the
railway companies shall be required to
forward a statement Of the franchise.
and rrcsent condition Of the roads.
Power il conferred on the Commission
ers to examine the hooks and records Of
any person or company operating any
railroad. They are also empowered TO
prescribc maximum rates TO be cGacted.
and make regulations touching the
manner oi packing and Transporting
. freight and accommodation of pAssen
gers. The bill introduced by Represen
tative sumner, Gala J, for the establish
ment OF Government postal telegraph
/ systcm, diects the Postmaster General
/ TO proceed at once in the construction
Of the lines. It provides for the issue of
bonds not exceeding 100000 in de.
nominations OF $50. redeemable In
twenty years, and payable in thirty
years, bearing per cent. interest,
/ proceeds of the sale Of which are to ke
/ applied to the construction and main
tenance Of telegraph lines. IL estab
lished the rate to be paid for the
Transmission oi ordinary messages ut ten
cents for each ten words or less, exclusive
Of the address and signature, and eve
cents fnr each additional ten words or
lees. Therate Tor press matter Is twenty
cents per hundred words. The bill
directs the Postmaster General 10 enter
into arrangements with the proprietors
Of foreign telegraph wires and cables for
the transmission OF foreign messages
and provides also for the adjustment Of
the money order system TO the new syi.
TEN OF postal tclegrspby.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

CHRISTMAS Il CoNING. Sensible, Ap-
propriate, and useful presents are always
the best, and most appreciated, and having
this in Wow We have laid In = most com
plcte stock in our line of goods. We can
meet the wants Of sll men, women and
children alike can be pleased. And just
here We would call your attention 10 our
mons elegant slippers. Tho rsry things
Tor The Holidays, combining elegance, rom
fort and beauty. Our stock is 30 immense
and complete In every detail tha; ne can
guarantee TO suit all purchasers IN quality,
style, and especially in price. A cordial
invitation is extended 10 one and all 10 call
and see as, and We ELL then ehesrfully cE.
plain our different grades Of goods, and II
you are desirous Of purchasing we will
make the prices lower than can be found
elsewhere. JoHS PowERs s SoN.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

--HeAdquarters for toys and Christmas
goods at j. II. Sands, tbs popular Allie
gheny street bakery and confectionery.
The prettic't dolls in endless variety
and prices Rt Sands.
"A large and beautiful selection Of
children tea sets at SAnd.
The 1nest assortment Of toilet cases,
Russial leather and imitation of RusEian
leather at Sands.
Genuine mugis lanterns at Sands
Grocery s,ores, mcnagerics and me
chanicAl toys at Sands.
Toys Of every description At Sands.
Ali dolls at and below cost, al Sands.
Those wall pockets for wbi'p' are
nobby at Ssnd.
Those rocking horscs are perfect
beauties At Sands.
Wagons, wagons, Whgons wheel bar
rows, wheel barrows, all kind and prices
at SAnds.
Picture books, games, checker boards,
transparent slatc. and paint boxes a,
Sands.
baby carriage, cradle. and baby
chairs 4. sand.
Swords and guns for boy. =. Sand.
Real Indian bow gun. and arrows a.
Sands.
oh the prc,tie., little writing desk,
at Sands
Jumping jacks a. large a. man, will
make you laugh, at Sand,.
"A large and we'll selected stock Of
china cup, mustsche, motto, coffee and
,cs cups and faucers At Sand.
The Es', River su,pcnsion Bridge, Il
beautiful toy at Sands.
sod NicA" in a band box Al sand.
Toy piano. hni musical in.,rnmcnts
Of all kinds AT Sand.
Ton, and ton. Of candy, Chris,ma,
toys q, Sands
Whi,cmaa.. bc.t candle. a, sands
Tho bet bread, pie, and cakes A,
Sand
Order your ice cream ior CArlmas
parties st Sand.
bananas, white crAra', orange. sud
lemons, At Sand.
And lss,, bat 10, lcns,, every rcrson
who buy, ono dollar worth of ioys will
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

CHuEv,S Iir>sEL's paper, the Ian
caster I7r'iJc7er-. approves Governor
Patterson veto. and ssys
The message il certainly entirely
unique among State papers. No legi'
lature, State or national. has ever before
been addressed with such frank and se.
we're expression Of Executive disAT.
proval. There il no escape from the
conviction on the part OF any outslde
the Legislature that so much at least oi
the denunciaticn As WAS visited upon
the Appropriation Of ten dollars day,
FOR days when no service vas rendered, +,
is entirely Just. There are number Of
members who voted for the appropriA
ton oi sum sufficient TO pay every
member ten dollar day for every day
who do not themselves intend 10 take
conformation for days when they were
not in attendance but they have Civ, N
lcss scrupulous members an opportunity
Of which they will avail themselves to
take such compensation and there -
no notification for their opening the
treasury to unscrupulous plunderers.
The resistance which the Governor has
offered to this raid will certainly meet
with public favor and the Legislature
will take its money, loaded with =
weight Of popular disapProval, which
will make tia heavy burthen indeed TO
such a. care for public opinion.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

of our own people, rather than to be
obliged to depend on our too willing
neighbors across the sea. And herein
is another strong argument for the tariff
protection of our home industries,
because by sdch policy the list ol EN-
ployment is largely increased. the op-
portunities for young men are greatly
multiplied, and the problem in n meas.
ure solved What shall be done with
our boys ?.'
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20
Governor Pattison's Inquiry.

IiAERlsBrHG, Dec l3.-The Governor
addressed letter TO. night 10 the Auditor
General asking for a detailed statement
Of the disbursement OF tho contingent
und of the two Houses of the Legisla.
ure during the extra session. The
object is not stated, but there are Tu
mors OF crook kedness.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20
appointment by the Governor.

Governor Pattison yesterday ap.
pointed Leonard Rhone, esq. Of Centre
Hall, Centre county, commissioner OF
the Huntington Retormatory. Mr.
Rhope is the master OF the Pennsylvania
state grange, Patrons Of IIusbandry.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

4'shUINNt jan. - ~,
The Rockford watch purchased Feb.
1879. has performed better than any
Watch ever had. Have carried 1t
every day and at 40 time hss II been
irregular o. IN the least unreliable.
cheeriully recommend the Rockford
Watch. HORACE T.. HORTON.
a, hghton Furnace Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

This ia to certify that the Rockford
Watch bought Feb. -, 1870, has run
very we'll the past year. Having set 1t
oniS twice during that time, ils only
variation being three minutes. II has
run very much better than ! ever an
ticipAted. Il was no. adjusted and only
cost so. K /. BRYANT
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

4 CoLoRrp girl was heard the
other day to remark conf lentially to
a friend "Ycs'm, done write to nv
gcmman fricn' dat dc next time set
de day fur de ceremony it'll have to
come of; an he knows Is 10 earnest,
for | put it in paren,hcsi-.'
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

Fifty sIeigbs st and below co,,, st
BaruuGs You'd be ,urprised 70 sec the
new sleigbF, hand .awr'v trimmed IN vel
vet aud piush, for :21 and ppahf5'. There
sleigh- must be r,.d 20 make room for his
spring work. Sow +. The time 10 ave at
least ten or Gfteon dpiufs on sleigh.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

levin a Co, The popular Allegheny
street Clolhiers, have the most handsome
assortment Of silk Handkerchief in Cen
trail Pennsylvania And their stock Of
Gents NeckWesT csn be beat.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20
30 party IN psl!:!s', sos aay sec; IL ra.!s!sa
THE GREATEsT ANpTHE nEsT
THE tAHgE pOtRLE WgEKLY,
RELIGIOUS tND sU7JLAE
new YORK OBSERVER
CEstablished 1929.

No rapss 10 the e0nuifJ bas mlr' T1rrHITScFn lyp
sutr csErs ~ KnIToss. ur lrenHns Prtns stands at
the had Of the editorial fraternity and bic stsTs AMI
editorials still enrich the 0psNyFH. Other amonR IT,
sitots have haA ths taiHiuE of quarter u century
fot their sofk
THE CaHREsraNnESrs n the oHsTHvEN are iron all
tAnds aai the uews o.rsfsly prepared from letters
"A kilograms fnrnishnE complete view of the Cua.
sltlsn Il tee woft each seek.
The nepartmeut nt AaNtCvLsuhE. RrAiNEkA. SrwhAY
srHoat srtcaixa ard RIitafots conducted hT
sNr<rts sho vrite eie.Fly and 30 the point Tbe 10
sfssER does net hil ts columns with long ssAss asd
cd se...rfs, but atns 60 he
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

1t seems BartrUfF cant be beat We
saw displayed 10 front Of HE Carriage
Works 8 spiok-spsnking nov Buck"
wagon, marked $50. Something new, too.
and said to be the easiest riding wagon
out
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20
Kl.hronn MAr.n CovrAsr.

~ IIU~M tK 7. TT LLAN y. ~Fr.
Having moot thoroughly tested the
Rockford Quick Train Watches for the
last three y"srs, Offer them with the
fullest confidence a. the best made and
mo.t reliable time keeper for the money
that can be Obtained.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub
itshsd every Thursday nornins,H Bellrtohte, CeHu
county, Pa.
rkkMs-CAshiH advance, ,.........,.,.' al %
IL not paid tn sdyAnee......,............ 4 90
LIVE PAPER--devoted TO the Interests Of N
Shole people.
Payments made within three months win be eon.
sidersd ia advance.
80 paper will to discontinued util arrcaragcsarc
paid except ST option Of publishers.
Ap,rs goi ngoGt OF the county must bc paid for In
AtNAnce.
Any psrsou procuring Ne tcucash subscribers Nill
seat copy free Of charge
OureHtsnsiye circulation makes this paper an un.
saaIy reliable an profitable medium turanycrtisnR
We have the most ample facilities for JuB MuHk
sad are prepared TO PRINT all Kind. OF books Tracts
Programmes, Posters. Commercial printing Ac., "a
nnsst style and At the lowest possible rates.
All AdvsrEaemeut- ut lees term than three months
20 cents per line Tor the nrst three insertions and
osnts . line for each additional insertion. Special
notices uue-hait mote.
kiitoriAl notice. Is cents P"r line.
LaoNL NoticIs IN ,cai columns, 10 cents per line
a ihesAl discount i, made 10 l"rsun' aHEcrisine ty
he quarter, halt year, OF year, a. ioloNs:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

Piles and riles o. Gents and Boys
CoAts, Pants sud Vests are displayed at
Lowin & Coz. You can got snything
you want there.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

The Rock ford Watch runs very &C.
curstely ; better than any watch | ever
owned. and have bad one that cost
$50. Can recommend the Rock ford
Watch to every body who wishes = fine
timekeeper.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

-Frcsh Fish Fnd Oysters to-day At
Charlie Browns. No. Bishop street,
Bcllefonto Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20
The States Money.
SOURCES IRON wnTSCL FLOWED TuE .rREAN
THAT FiLLrD TnE TREASURY.

HARRIsBuRG. December G.-Ths fol
lowing is summary OF the receipts at
the State Treasury from Dee. !, lss2, to
Nov 80. 1853, both days inclusive, com
piled from the report Of the Auditor
General on finance, sent to the Gov.
ernor this morning:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

Col. upav i. suIl occupy nr h.- Tar
lors at WilarIs. and d busy with
caller, He ia here under the preteusc
Of fixing tho rreiimjnarics for the r"or.
raui1,tion of the senate. tut tho
suspicion has been aroused among the
independents and Rlain men OF Penn.
syiyauia that he is really engaged IN
working up an Arthur boom. senator
Mitchell, Congressman Btyue, POTTER,
Of Tioga. and T. litor Halcomb. Of Brad
ford, have been watching his operation &.
closely, and arc satisfied that he is doing
all he can to promote Arthur prospccis
There are a number OF Penusyivania
visitors here, includiig Senators Davies,
Keifer and McCracken. Post Office,
who are hoverinr about QIay's quarters.
Oue Of the Rlain men from the nsrth
ern tier said tonight Quay j. in an
other scheme, but il won't do. Il don't
take in Pennsylvania nor will it take
in New York in the present state Of
feeling" lie was reminded that Chris.
Magee was the Pennsylvania member
OF the national committee, vice Came.
ron, and that he would be in the same
boat With Quay and that the machinery
would be set up for Arthur. "Yes," he
replie d, 'bnt that will not make a nom.
ination, aud will only lead to declar.
alton Of war on the part Of the Blaine
men and an open rupture in the party.
/ Mr.. Gensler. Senator Cameron's private
secretary, received letter from the
senator a day or two ago in which IL
was stated that lac was stopped with
his friend and college mate, Joseph
Mason, at the American consulate at
Dresden, and that he was in good
health and spirits and expected TO re-
sumo bis seat 10 the senate in the
spting, after the two parties had got
through with the preliminary work oI
presideDt making.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20
Additional Local.

Where can I end tho bc'i variety Of
groceries At f,ewis's. of courts
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20
A LIVE NEWSPAPER.

giving every veek a nutsI0Us sHErf ful of uslrue.
tlons sssouufsgersht ahi TRUTH and sEcvlAH sHErt
containing ell the uew. vtHeruus comments uFon cur
gsuts etenfz and great vafietY u ohalrs rsadinf
The psfcs is 81 Is yeat Taf soSA Tnr xHw ere.
scataERs wa EiVs one dollar csfamssien % eorf the
@InTSHrs IEfrsNs. 40 esgaHgly bound volume u 4ea
paaaa essntsinIng = tuftuzit Of the Authof sample
copies - the oHssav all he ssRi 10 any address frss
Address,
New York Observer.
81 C 32 PdrE Roig, N. L..
nsaal
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20
TrNv gl.4r1rirr rrc-v Wa'-l f7- ftr7 vlart
FRANZ i. HLiTR,

ANobrr Amrr.-la H1'-lSs q, rrisrai
pr,-fI.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

5. 7. HUBBARD. ". y.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20
Irish Affairs

o'roNNrlLS WIFE VISITED uIuIN PRISON
PREPARING TdV tins ENL'uTIuN.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-12-19
A GREAT TREASURE VAULT.

An official of the Treasury Department re-
Gently took mo on tour of observations
down in the cellar of the immense building
where Uncle Sam will shortly deposit his
millions. Directly under the cash room OF
the United States Treasurer's office, space
about forty by thirty feet hns been cleared.
Although even now il is surrounded with
solid masonry, save only the doors and
windows, IL will be made so secure that
there will remain notth slightestp probability
that any stray burglar will get chance at
the treasure. The contract with the govern
ment calls for burglar and fro proof place
Of deposit. The entire walls and cell
ing will be shenthed with solid steel, and
the floor, which is at least twenty feet below
the level Of the adjoining streets, will be
laid in cement or asphalt. The entire cost
Of this vault will be $40 900, and it is there
where the immense amount of gold and sill
yer coin which the government is Obliged
by necessity to keep on hand will be stored,
awaiting the order of payment to individuals
and corporations as they are entitled to it,
lust beyond saw three young colored girls
at work ona large pile of wastep paper. They
look each scrap over carefully, and appear
Cd to be very busy. / was informed by my
guide that these girls examined all the
waste paper in the Treasury Department.
They sat there day in and day out, looking
for valuable papers which have escaped the
eye of the usually vigilant officin,s in
The offices above. Frequently they find
paper ofinestimable sale.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-12-19
LAMBERTyILLE, N. j.
Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1883.

The Phila. Record says that the New
York Daily Times is the best Democratic
and also the best Republican paper pub
lished in New York. This is questionable
compliment. The Times lately has been
a great deal better Democratic paper than
Republican, in the estimation of the mass
of Republicans. Its free trade advocacy
puts it in very bad order with men who
do not believe that it is wise policy to
build up foreign manufacturers and New
York importers at the expense of our
own working people and manufacturers
OF all people, an importer can be spared
best. He is go-between, whose inter
ests lie in discriminating against home
trade and manufacturers and in favor OF
foreign goods. And yet the importer and
his money are making about all the noise
that is being made in favor of FREQ trade.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-12-19
G CHRISTMAS COME AGAIN.n

Yes and the hearts of all Christian
people give it glad welcome. The young
are full of eager expectation, and then of
delighted realization !: for are there not
toys, and candies, and "Chrstmas boxes,
and well stuffed stock ings, and the Christ
mas tree? Good natured Saint Nicholas
is on his annual round, and every flresile
will be visited, and every good little boy
and girl be remembered. AS for the
naughty ones, they seem somehow TO
have slipped out of sight, or to be marvel
lousy transformed into good ones and
the threatened birch rod does not appear,
and ceases to be a terror even to those
who heard week ago, how dreadful
might be the consequences of their fret
fulness or disobedience, when good Santa
Claus should frown on them.
But 1t is Merry Christmas and ''chari-
ty," however cold it may be at other sea
sons, now ''hopeth all things and the
healing power of loving gifts and sweet
chocolates is tested, instead Of stern re-
buke and hard privations. No wonder
the little ones wish it were Christmas, all
the year!
The old, too, are glad for the coming of
the Day, though there be vacant chairs,
and fearful memories. They are one year
nearer home, and the loved ones gone,
and the land where there are no more
partings, and where One in our nature is
ever in the midst--more than the Christ
Child, even tho Man Christ Jesus, our
Elder Brother, whose presence is an end
less joy.
Tho religious are glad for the Happy,
happy day" and all its precious observan-
ces, in tho beautiful services of the
Church; ever new, aud ever old; blessed
links that bind the years, each to each in
natural piety.
And The benevolent and free handed,
too, are glad with deep soul gadness'
that never can die ont, but gathers fresh
ness and fullness at every recurrence, a:
they prove by happy experience, how
much ''more blessed 1T is 10 give thar
to receive
"At the merry table
Think Of those who've mono
The orphan and thewidow,
ffeDgfJ atd ssfttfe.
Rouniiul your offerings
To the altar bring;
Let the poor and needy,
Christmas carols sing -
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-12-19

Lord Bacon, generally regarded rs the
keenest observer and profoundest thinker
who has appeared on this planet, wrote
much on longevity. His signs of short life
are quick growth, fair soft skin, soft fine
hair, early corpulence, large head, short
neck, small mouth, fat ear, brittle, separat-
ell teeth. Some of his signs of long life
are slow growth, hard coarse hair, rough
freckled skin, deep burrows in the forehead,
firm flesh with veins lying high, wide
nostrils, large mouth, hard, gristly ear,
strong contiguous teeth. He adds that early
gray hair is not significant some of the
longest liyers having turned gray in early
life.-Dio Le,eis Monthly.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-12-19

No other medicine has won for itself
such universal appreciation in its own city,
state, and country, and among all people,
as Ayers Sarsaparilla, 1t is the best
combination Of vegetable blood purifiers,
with the Iodide of Potassium and Iron,
ever offered to the public.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-12-19
PROPOSALS.

In accordance with a resolution passed by Com
mon Council sealed pi oposals for keeping The poor
OF The city of Lambertsie will be received by the
undersigned upto the hour of meeting OF COM
which meeting sa "a proposals ri b opened 2
Council reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals.
For full particulars as to the number Of persons
at the poor house at the present time. inquire OF
the Committee.
Copies Of the agreement for the present year
may ie seen at the Office Of w. +. Herr. Esq
GEO X. MELIfcK,
j. j. LAIR.
J. CALLAN
Dec Bid Committee