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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13
What Other Remedy is Left.

Next, let us ask for what purpose we
elect and pay our representatives. Isit
to perform and to carry out the will Of
the people as expressed in the constitu.
ton, in fair, Just and honorable way,
or To ignore that will at their pleasure
and when it seems meet to them for the
purpose of gaining political or personal
advantages. II these questions are an.
swered aihrmatively, as we believe they
should be, what other remedy is left
but that the people should sustain Gov.
crnor Pattison, without regard TO cost,
in continuance Of the extra session Of
the legislature until the plain mandates
OF the constitution are obeyed. II they
are not obeyed it IL no fault Of HE. lie
at least has done his duty. 1t should
at this time be made an issue whether
we, as people, possessed Of almost
endless wealth, can afford to sacrifice
principle and the constitution for the
sake OF few dollar. II is equally a
question whether our representatives
are greater than the peopleIand whether
they can ignore and set aside their du
ty at their pleasure. The question Of
dollars and cents is one that does not
enter into the composition. II is a
question of honor, duty and justice,
and TO enforce these virtues no sacrifice
should be counted our legislature
should be held TO a strict &C
countablity Of duty and kept at their
post until they realize the purpofe
for which they were elected.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13

The tobacco crop in the Housatonic
Valley, Connecticut, has teen partially
destroyed by frost.
National Republican., 1883-11-12

else his individual Judgment in olectinB what
shall be his relations to God.
This freedom of thought under tho guidance
of God mado u man Christian; without this
it made man free thinker. There was no
difference between red ropublicanism and
Ingersolism, and without tho light that tho
Bible sheds upon the intellect of man his
freedom of thought becomes the instrument
of his own destruction. Intelligent Ameri-
cans could not but revere the memory of the
great rciormor, who had laid tho cornerstone
of intellectual freedom for all mankind.
1t was then stated by DIR. Butler that Rev.
S. II. Groom, Of Cavalry Baptist church, who
was announced to speak on the subject Of
Luther and Potostantism," was confined TO
his house by sickness, and he therefore intro
duced Rov. Wm l. McKonny, who made
short address upon the characters Of Luther
and Wesley. After an anthem by tho choir,
short addresses were made by Row. f. ID.
Power, who spoke of Luther in the present,
and Rev. J. G.. Butler, who spoke of Luther
and the future.
The exercises closed with tho great battle
hymn of tho reformation, Elm Feste Burg
is Unser Gott' "A Mighty Stronghold is Our
God"-sung by tho choir and congregation,
and the benediction.
National Republican., 1883-11-12

doctrine. Therefore, conjurc you TO prove
from the Scriptures that have erred. Con-
vince me of this, and will be the first to cast
my books into the fire.
"What | have now said shows plainly,
trust, that ! have weighed tho danger TO
which ] am exposed, but, far from being dis
mayed | rejoice in the character and destiny
of Gods word Christ tells us: Think not L
have come to send peace on earth, buta sword
God is wonderful aud terrible in His
counsols Beware lest in presuming TO stiilo
dissonsions you draw down upon your heads
a dclugc of present disaster and eternal desc
lntion. You should fear lest tho reign OF this
young and noble prince begin aud close in
gloom"
II might point to examples" continued
Luther, speaking with anobe courage before
tho greatest monarch of tho world, ITO the
Ph1raohs. the kings of Babylon and Israel.
"If say these things it is not because
think you great princes need my poor advice
but because | wish TO render to Germany
what sho has n right to expect from her chill
dron.
go / commend myself to your august
majesty and serene highncsscs, humbly en-
treating you not to suffJr the hatred of my
enemies TO pour upon me an indignation
have not deserved"
As he finished this address in German with
modcsty but with great warmth aud firm
ness. nc was CONClCu Nlln UCIbplIullOil, hCdtcu
by the press Of auditors and intigued by the
spectacle, the noise, and tumult, and his own
emotion.
Ho was ordered to repeat in Latin-tho
emperor did not like the German tongue
bnt the privy councillor TO Frederick, elector
of SaSomy, who stood at his side, seeing his
exhaustion, quickly said, "If you cannot re-
peat your words, that will do, DOCTOR"
Luther, however, after II brief pause to
take breath, began again, and repeated his
speech in Latin with equal cnorgy.
When ho hGd ceased the chancellor of
Trevcs and orator of the diet again, with
evident indignation, replied You have not
answered the question. You were not sum
monCd to discuss the dccrocs of councils.
What is your answer? VIII you or will you
not retractP
Luther responded without hesitation
al cannot submit my faith to pope or coun-
Gil. since they have often and manifestly
erred. Unless, therefore, l am convinced by
Scripture or byth painest reasoning unless
they render my conscience bound by the
word of God, | cannot and will not retraCt; il
is unsafe for Christian to speak against his
conscience" Then, looking arou"d on tho
diet which held his life in its hands, he said
"Here / stand / can d0nO other May God holp
me- AmeH."
Tho assembly was thunderstrucll. The
death kncll of the Roman papacy as an earthly
domination had then and there been sounded.
We ourselves have lived to sec the last dying
flicker of the temporal power. But Martin
Luther went out unharmcd!
National Republican., 1883-11-12
CAPEL ON LUTHER.

CINCINNATI, Nov l1.-Monsignor Capel,
who arrived hero yesterday, is the guest of
Archbishop elect Elder at tho cathedral resi-
dence At tho cathedral to-day Mgr Capel,
in two discourses, which supplemented each
other, treated of Martin Luther from tho
Catholic standpoint. lie showed first that
tho church was an organized body a COR
poration both human and divine.
Human inasmuoh as it is made up of
teachers in hierarohical order, and di-
vino because inhabited by tho Holy
Spirit. This human, divine creature, born
on Pentecost Sunday, grew according to the
law Of its existences increasing, but not ere
atiug every organ just us is dono by the
human frame in assimilating food. There
fore, argued the monsignor the church in
the fifteenth century was the babe born on
Pentecost, now grown to manhood. In the
next place, it was urged that the church is
holy in its origin, in its object, in its means
of sanctiilcation, in its interior life, which
is Christ aud the Holy Ghost, and.
lastly, in his producing saints. Aud then it
National Republican., 1883-11-12

choir closed the services with the famous old
hymn, "Einc Fcsicburg Unser Gott." The
music rendered by the choir was under tho
direction of Mr.. Loon Myers aud was exceed
inply gond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-18
A Slight Mistake.

From the Detroit Post and Tribune
She was q thin, narrow dark-visaged woman
with ''specs'' on, aud she carried package of
tracklets and leaflets which she scattered broad
cast among the sinners in the Cass avenue car
on which she rode. When only one or two Of
the pamphlets were LETT man got in. He was
on his way to the depot, countryman going
home evidently. He had big watermelon
which he disposed of tenderly on the seat next
to him, and glass flask with rubber cork
stuck boldly out of his coat pocket.
''Heugh!" he painted. as he stuffed his fare in
the box. "H0tter than harvestin' up here amt
it2"
Everybody looked cold disapproval at him, as
good, polite Christian people do when spoken
to in street car; all but the woman with the
Cracks" She had fished one out and extended
1t to him..
Thaukee," he said, receiving it in a brown
paw, ''comic almanac. hey?"
"No, sir. said the woman firmly, IN high
falsett0 voice. tits to save your immortal
soul. Touch not taste not, handle not the
wine, and she pointed witha crooked tore finger
to the glass flask protruding from his breast
pocket.
"Oh, ] eee," said the man, smiling good
humoredly on his sour-visaged vis-a-vis; :.but
this bottle amt for me, ma'am!"
Woe unto him that giveth his neighbor
drink, quoted the woman fercely.
"He amt eggsactly my neighbor eyther, !"
said the man. You see, it's the new baby.
and wife calculates to fetch him up by hand, and
this bottles for him, bless his pootsy. tootsy.
Where's the rigging Of it," and, diving into
another pocket, he Ashed out some India rubber
tubing, etc.
The woman didn't wait to finish her disserta-
ton on temperance, but got out without asking
the driver to stop.
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From the Boston Herald. Auyusts.

August 3.
Gov. Buffers eyes are somewhat remarkable.
One of them, we are told. is near-sightea aud q
the other is far-sighted. He puts one close to
the page he reads while with the other he can
tell the time on a distant steeple. Without in
convenience, if in q theater, he can fasten one
on the pit and the other on the gallery, where
his friends and admirers sit. His eyes are typi-
cal OF the man. We see In them great natural
powers telescope and microscopic-but lack
OF coordination. The result is a blur. Every
view is distorted. The sense of proportion il
wanting. That accounts for the follies into
which the governor so naturally falls when he
Is trying to do his best and displaying great
powers. He never gets true view Of any
thing He is a remarkable man but, as Insur-
ance Commissioner TarbOx once, truly and elO.
quently said, he is never safeleader His best
hold Is a. misleader.
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PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF VESSELS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASuyCnrnN lima 1I 1000


WAsHISGroN. June 81, 1888.
In accordance with the provisions of the 9Th OF
approved M.rc sessa e snsp
VII be received at the Navy departmsnt until NOON
chase certain vessels which have been stricken from
%
Tor the best interests Of the United States 70 sell
,es..s s Sussd .l g. t go:
s Blue Lent so cs and snf fns shis
H.rSeH S e. su:aSs
h,nns 50 600 at New York. Burineton. IS 600:
Ere s. f ssSs Sc S,s ssd
s. and
:sa ss :: :: S1 ES.
Proposals must he submitted in sealed envelope .a-
dressed TO the Score AIRY Of the Navy MsshinstSn D.
sels 80 as 10 dstinsSsI them from other communal.
sations No offer for more than one vessel should b
The vessels viii be sod for cash. 70 the person or
1s or se %
Each bid Or IroIossi must be soSSO%p.nied by de-
than Per Of the amount of the offer proposal
": whole also SSad Of with e. Or 70 the
sureties. 70 be approved by the Secretary Of the
ps:: within tSirs day: .n9 de q p5 &.
s e &c Of %
Ment and shsli be applied as directed in The act Of
lssS sh &c sns Sosd q
them within seven days after the opening Of the pro-
on application 70 the Department printed hst WIN
he furnished giving general information concernng
Be need Sy bidder The vessels can se eTsmiHed e
from tie limits Of the ards or Stations within such
en' as NV G 1ia z tef hRasSR1ssnt
1e2s-s. tsep24 Secretary Of the Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-18
Only Ten Drugs Wanted


Several hints Of no little significance NAV be
gathered from current practice in answer to
this interesting question. Treatment by drugs
becomes more simple and direct every year. In
stead of the wOndrOus medey-an ola pod,ida
of drugs of former times. the modern pre-
scriptiOn consists of a single drug used with q
single intention. The drug is not given for the
vague reason that it has been found "to do
good" but with distinct aim to produce some
definite physiological effect. The mdteria
naedicd are reduced to their essential forms.
and active principles of definite strength and
constitution and of minute proportions are used
in the place of the uncertain and bulky drug in
its natural state Doses are being reduced al
most to the vanishing point. and methods of ex-
hibiting them repeatedly come into notice
which are more direct and exclusive in their
application to the affected part than that which
makes the stomach suffer for the Offenses of
every other part. All these facts NAV be said
to show general tendency toward the restric-
tiOn of the drug principle of treatment to make
1t more simple and at the same time more di-
rect, and to free it from much of it's nauseous-
ness. This tendency also makes it more posi-
tive and its ad1ntages more indubitable. but
when the giving OF the remedy Is restricted to a
definite physiological purpose, it may safely be
said that the rdisOn detre of the bulk of the
pharmacop9ia has passed away. The restless
and ubiquitous spirit of research which is
ooi oou to-uSy HAS suppueO most OF new rene
dies which get into books but not into practice.
There are. perhaps, bare dozen of cardinal
drugs which make up the greater part of
modern physic-the fixed stars of the Armament
of medicine, around which multitude of in
ferior lights revOlve in various subordinate re-
latiOns. Or, according tOa saying which has
been put into the mouth Of a number Of emf
nent physicians: "When / was young / had
twenty drugs for every disease; now am old I
have twenty diseases for every drug" And
probably there are not half dozen drugs the
utility of which has not been effectively chal-
lenged. OF this half-doZen, the two or three
specific drugs will, for all that can be seen OF
present, always retain their place. Their worth
is too real and positive &c he neglected. how
ever unsatisfactory it may be to science to pre-
scribe them more or less in the dark. But the
orthodox array of ammunition of the Esculap-
ius OF the period Is gradually passing away, and
will soon apparently remain only as seductive
drops, whiffs, and lozenges. The prescription
OF the future will rather consist In the reduction
of the daily life to special and scientific adapta-
tons OF the old Greek elements, fire. air earth.
and water. And In sense which will be true
in that inner truth which poets saw of old.
wounded and exhausted man beaten down upon
the bosom Of his mother earth will arise from
her embrace like giant refreshed. !.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

HE1xrKAMp Pnsos,
HIGHEST STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE
CELEBRATED FOR BkILIIANCY OF TONE AND
- DURABILITY.
SINGING QUALITY UNRlvALFD.
WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH SUPERIOR TO ALI,
OTHERS.
FACTORY PRICES-EASY PAYMENTS.
We give persons having Old Pianos toexcQD
exchange extra advantages in the value OH XTm
their old Instruments, and balance can be wv
paid monthly. Open till pm.
htlNEhAMP'S BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS.
427 10th street northwest. aus
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but Without guccese Thieves a. 81 -
night with I'll hi eIething, and ripped e 70
pieces only TO b disxp6ointed. When he died
everything was broken mp to ind his money.
The cellar had been dug out to the extent Of
three feet, the roof broken apart, and the caves
examined to no. purpose When they were
clearing ont the rubbish, just after / arrived,
some one knocked down Q rickety hef above
the mantelpiece, Rhictriwas covered with old
letters, medicine phials; dusty newspaper scraps
and other worthless rubbish. A quarter of an
hour later one of the heirs, q girl of six years,
was seated on the floor in pile Of bank notes,
to which she had vainly attempted to call her
mothers attention on. account of their pretty
pictures.
''That 'concealer' wasythe only really deep one
ever knew. The lady paid a high compliment
to the gentleman's aeuteness when she re-
marked: why, no one would ever have thought
Of looking up there for money!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-18

Lord and Lady Carnarvon are coming 70
America next month. and intend to make q
heightened tour through the United States and
Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-18

@ EoOND HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE
- highea cash prices paid. Also Watchaa Jevelrx
Gunss Risto 4. &c. C~n Or address HERZOd sos 2&
OtSee6 naaE fennsylvanaa ayunua msrxH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-18

Gold mines In the famous Wilderness, Spott-
sylvania county, Va, are being worked, it is
stated, with profit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-18

Every class Of Securities bought and sold on commits
sion in San Francisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New
York. Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the
New York stock Exchange at one-eiyhth Of per
cent commission Private and direct telegraph wires
to Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston. through which orcers executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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DRoPosALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.

CLERKS OFFICE HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES, T. s..
NAsHISGToS, ID. c., July ~, 1883.
Sealed proposals viii be received at this Office until
TW LIVE O'CLOCK NOON, on FRIDAY, AUGUST
TWFNTY-FOUkTH, 1883. for the delivery Of five
hundred t500J tons Of best White Ash Furnrce Coal;
also Of fifty 900 cords best Spruce Pine Wood. and
eighty 800 cords best Oak Wood. 4 be wood de-
vsred and stored the vaults the VIM of the
Capitol before the 18th day of september next
and the coal before the Doth day Sc, tember
next The coal must weigh 2. 240 rounds to the ton
and the oak wood to he cut in three pieces The wood
must measure 12s cubic feet to the cord and be corded
and measured at the CAPITOL The right TO re-weigh
bids, is reserved.
The bids to be Endorsed Proposals for Coal and
Wood, and addressed to
EDWARD MCPHERSON
3y2S-law4w Clerk of the House of Representatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-18
LADIES' GOODS.

M. WILLIAM.
PATTERN HATS, MILLINERY GOoD6 REAL
L1nnSSlEsS, UNI NhGkwEAR, PARAsQLs. DRESS
SonnSSETs SIN AND CLOTH WRAPS SUITS.
sCite Trevise. Pars- DOT pennsx,x~r,. .x.,r.
offer all my Summer Suits and wraps Al greatly N.
duced prices. 40
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HArs. FLowERs AND Snx Mrrrs

Al HALF PRICE.
SILK GLOVES REDUCED FROM q. rs rou.
LOT OF RIBBONS REDUCED FROM CSC. TO $50.
MRS. NJ J. HUNT,
,y2l 1909 STREET NORTHWEST
noUGLASS,, NINTH AND r STREETs.-GFN-
" uine FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS and
DRAWEES. at 81. Is each. all sizes. ENGLISH Isle
BAlBRlGGAN SHtkTS. all sizes. at soc. each aAIZE
UNDERWEAR, ut Csc, Sic, Soc, 75c 81, 81 Is 81 So
al i- siz Ss genuine pEPPEkLLL JEAN DRAWERS.
nlstner All sizes &C Doc; each. NAlNsook FL THkR
WEIGHT SHIRTS and DRAWERS made In the very
best manner. all sizes at CSC. each. ENGLISH Ho-
pair. usual price f5c. ia W. COLLARS and CUFFS.
Handsome NECkWEAR. In new shapes French Eng-
ish and american suspenders Shirts made a. o,ier.
at 50. SO. so and So per half dozen e5
A NTON FISHER.
"A CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
Ladies' and Gertlemen's Garments. aso lrxps
Wells 1aces etc. are perfectly Cleaned 10y this SUPERIOR
PROCESS. Ladies' Evening Dresses speciality. Opinion
Of DeSmedt, official chemist of the District
lGmbia: Your chemicals Of the most enecual
ture and harmless and your perfect machinery is nok
assed in Paris New York elsswhere." Notice.
MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
$40 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
makes CORSETS TO order every style and material
ina guaran tses perfect MT and comfort
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
FRENCH Hand made Underclothnz. Morino UndsrwsaR
Patent Shoulder Braces all Dree- Reform Goods
riehcn Corsets and Bustlee. The Hercules" sun
Iorting Corset for which Miss II. Is special aren't
cannot be surpassed
NB.-French. German and sranish spoken. as
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DROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON WATER PIPES
l. AND SP IAL CAS- INGS.
OFFIcE OF TEE WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT.
WAsHISGToN, DC, August g. 1888
Sealed Proposals in triplicate will received at this
office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. on TUESDAY.
SEPTEMBER FOURTH 1888 for furnishing three
Thousand g. O0O) more or less. of Water
Pipes and Special Castings for same. The Iron Pipe
will include:
$50 ineal feet 75 inches internal diameter g. 700 lin
cal feet ~ inche internal dianlte 900 Ideal feet
IL inches internal diameter; 2 ESQ nea feet inchea
internal diameter 40 ineal feet inches internal di
ameter
For specifications. Blanks which bids must be
made, AID all other information, apply at this office.
q. j. LlDECKER,
aul4-6t Major Of Engineers. u =. Army.
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPOSALS FOR NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF
OFFICERS QUARTERS.
QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
WASHINGTON BARRACKS. DC. August 1, 1883.
Sealed Proposals, in triplicate with a COPY of this
advertisement attached each will he received At this
once unul NOON OF WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
IWtNTf-TWO, 1883, ut which time and place they
viii e opened IN of bidders constructing
quarters.
Full information and the necessary printed blanks
can be had on application at this Office.
HE night is reserved to reject any all bids.
q. SEBnEE SMITH, let Lieut.. X. ON,
auI6-4 I'd Artillery, A. "A ON.
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FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL.
A DAMS = CO..
1AEKkRs BRoxKR4
GO sraxrr.
oner special Inducements 10 buy or seu CRUDE PIE.
TRoLEUA. either for eash or on margin.
We offer small lot
POSTAL TELEGRAPH BONDS
With on without Stock.
~ 9s ssSR Ss PUR
We invite Correspondence. All information cheer
TU,HE GREAT TROUBLE IN BOTH THE OLD
Il line and ordinary Assessment Companies is the
Sonssns I'D INV as pass on ne q the HfLfSt
fuSS this d
The ms%Sers ' are sai more ne hssIs TO
iseg ~ s.E s;R On arS Sss an ONE
DA.so WASH. c. GAsLIdHT and ALL other City
DEPOSITS received subject to check.
We pay SPECIAL attention to obtaining CORRECT
securities and prepared at all tunes nQui
iies regarding same
HARRY C. TOWERS 4 CO..
BANKERS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE
my3l 1870 + STREET NORTHWEST
PRvArE Stock TELEGRAPH WIRES
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
II. H. DODGE,
Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission.
No. sss 18TH STREET. tcoRCoRAN BUILDING. T,
Agency for Prince and Whitley, Stock Brokers,
"a BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Every class Of Securities bought and sold on commits
sion in San Francisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New
York. Boston and Washington. Orders executed the
New York stock Exchange at one-eiyhth Of PER
cent commission Private and direct telegraph wires