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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

The Mayor of Paris, Ind Hon.
w.B. searight, committed suicide
by shooting, on the 2nd instant.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

A NEW miningl district has been
d;.oorered in Colorado that is said
to rival the Leadville region
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

Cart. EADs has begun work 0"
lis ship railway.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
SAMARITAN NFRYINE

Cured my son of fits afte, spending S2.400
with other doctors, j. W. THoRh TON,
ClaiOorn, Miss.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

THE Wilmington On. 90 stGrs'ys;
at, ,he-s &c q free trader in the
South we have not met him"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

TIVE decrease in the public dept
for April amounts to about $0''OO'
en-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
SAMARITAN NERvINE

Cured orr child of fits after given U TO
die by our family. it having over 10 in "a
hours. HENRY h ZEE,
VerYilla, Warren Co,
Tenn.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
SAMARITAN NERvINE

Cured me of fits. Have been well for over
four years. CHARLES CURTIs,
Okakis, Douglass Co.. Mimi.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

Has permanently cured me of epilepsy o
many years duration. JACOB SUTER,
st. Joseph, Mo.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

ness and the above diseases is OWN to
CO pli eaten called FROSTATORRHEA
which require peculiar treatment.
Lie big's Invig5rator No. Is positive
Wig rator, 30 per bottle; six for SO. Sent
TO any a dress or r ceipt of price or c O.
y. Resp nsible persons pay when cured
Strictest secrecy maintained. Patients
c ed t home Liebig's Dispensary runs
al elrgant drug store in its bGilding
700 frequ mt evacua ions of the Bladder
ami tOpy sediment ir urine are symptoms
of rcondarv 5 minal Weaknes and Pros
tai, rhea. complaints readii V ED to The
DR. liebig treatm mt.
ORDIN ARY ASES.-Any recent cases
Of specirl or private di>eas cured for
So Remedies sufficient 10 cure viii be
p-omn ly sent, with fsH direc ions and
advice. on receipt o. Ssn. All packages
are securely covered from Observation
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

Cured me permanently of epileptic fits
a stubborn character. REV. WM NJ RTIN,
Mechanicstown, Md.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

Cured.me o epilepsy OF nine years stand.
ng. Miss ORLENA MARSHALL,
CRANKY. Newton Co..
NJ
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
SAMARITAN NERvINE

made sure cvre of a ease of fits for my
son. E. 3. RLLs, II iattsville, Kan,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
DIR. SPIN II e Z.
NON KEARNY STREET
TREATS ALL CHRoNIC AND SPECIAL
DISH. ASES
YOUNG MEN

Disc sEs
YOUNG MEN
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects Of youthful inllles on in
discretion wi. do well 10 avail tn mSrivcs
o this he erea est b non ever lad al the
the allar Of suff ring humanity. DR..
. NNEY vii. guarantee T. forf II %
Tor eve. case Of Sem nal weakness or
private sea~r # any kini or charact -r
wnicr lie undertakes and .ails To cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
The ca-e many at the age Of thirty to
sixty who are troubled. with too frequent
evacnati .nS of the bled err, ofte" accom-
panied by slight sm lrtiug or burning
etisatiuu al d Il weakening OF the stem
il. ; manner tn latienf cannot account
for. Examining the Il mary depn-its
a row sediment VIII Often be found and
sometimes small par fcles of albumen i'll
aprca-. or the coior viii b. of a hin TX
ism hue. again changing 10 dark sud Or
pid appear. ne. There are many men hs
die of This difficulty, ignorant of the ca 9.
which is the SerOn STA e of m.nal we X
hes Dr.. Spinney viii guarantee pert I
cure in all such eases. and heaithyr
toration OF the gentO-urinary orgrLs.
Office hour--iO to and tOS. Sundays
from 10 t. IL A NJ COnsul tation free
Thorouga examination and advice, s..
Gail or addre
DIR. SPINNEY e CO.,
NJ il Kearny street San Francisco,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
TELEC RAPHIC:
They were Spotted.

WAsHINeToN, May 4.-For reasons
which the state Department will not
explain, the Secret Service was en-
ployed in Philadelphia during the
holding of the Convention of Iiish-
man. 1t is said that, as the coming
together of so many representative
leaders of the Land League faction
would also attrack the extreme ad-
vocates of the dynamity party, the
Assem- blage in Philadelphia gave the
Government detectives q better OPP
portunity of acquainting themselves
with the personal of the movement:
inform alton which, it IS claimed,
may be of great service hereafter, in
the event of the British Government
calling attention to the existence of
societies in this country inimical to
the peace of the two countries.
I-ish News via London.
LONDON, May A report is in
circulation here today that the Gov
u AIDOub Hstu ICOOlFCu a CdDiC QIc>
patch from New York stating that
Walsh and sheridan have been arres-
ted by the American authorities.
Cronstad building is used as a ma
nufactory of explosives, it has been
discovered. There are several naval
officers who are said to have been
concerned in the manufacture of ex-
plosives and have been arrested.
A conference of the members of
the Irish National1sp' party, Lon
don, resolved to organize a fund for
the relief of families and persons
who have fed the country or been
arrested in connection with the mur~
der trials in Ireland and generally
under the crimes act. It is comput.
ed that six hundred families have
been rendered destitute by the flight
or incarcation of their bread winner.
An address will be issued 10 Irish
Nationalist in America and the
British colonies, appealing for con-
tributions to the proposed fund, and
and delegates will be sent them to
set forth the need for speedy assist
ance.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

Col. Zabriskie. is RECALLING Presco''
win one o. his eloquent lectures.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
SAMARITAN NERvINE

Cured me of bronchitis, asthma and gen
eral debility. OLIVE MYERS,
trenton, Ohio.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
SAMARITAN NERvINE

effectually cured me of spasms-
MISS JENNIE WARREN,
740 West Van Il lren St, Chicago Ill.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
SAMARITAN NERvlNE

has been the means of curing my wife
Rheumatism.
J. 3. FLETCHER, Fit. Collins Colo.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

cured me OF asthroa, after spending ov 7
s., 900 with other doctors.
S. r. HUDSON, New Albany, In G.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
Pioneer COurtship.

Counting, or sparkling, in the early
days on the western reserve, in Ohio
was not a Irritation, but an affair of
the heart, and was connected in the
natural way. The boys and gills
who were predisposed to matrlmony
use to sit up together on Sunday
nights, dressed in their Sunday clio
thes. They occupied usually a cor
ner in the old family room in the ca
bin, lille the bed on the old folks
occupied the opposite corner, with
blankets suspended around it for
curtains. During the earlier part of
the evening the old and young folks
engaged in a common chit-chat.
About s o'clock the younger child
rem elm bed the ladder III the corner
and went to bed in their hunks IN
der the garret-roof; and in about an
hour later father and mother retired
to bed behind the bed-blauket cur
tains, leaving the "sparkers" sitting
at a respectful distance apart, before
capacious wood fireplace, and
looking thOughtfully into the cheer
fHl flame or perhaps into the future.
The sparkers, however, soon broke
the silence by stirring up the fire
with a wooden shovel or poker, first
one and then the others; and, every
time they resumed their seats, some
how the chairs manifested unusual
attractions for closer eontiguity. If
chilly. the sparkers would sit closer
to keek warm; If dark to keek the
bears off. Then came some whisp-
ering, with "a hearty smack" which
broke the cabin stiffness and distur-
bed the gentle breathing behind the
suspended blankets so as to produce
a slight paternal hacking cough.
In modern times an exchange says
there are two orders of men who
write for newspapers: Zone COM
poses the class which collects the
news of the day and arranges it; the
other composes the class which re.
veals its significance and predicts its
results. Both demand peculiar tai
ent of high order and few men
have an equal aptitude for both.
Energy, enterprise, accuracy, enthu-
siasnI, and what is professionally
known as "nose for news" is de-
manded by the first, insight, know
ledge, judgement, readiness, and
faculty of grasping the salient points
of topic, and presenting it in the
strongest, clenrest, simplest and
shortest way, is necessary to the.
second. Both have an equally i'm
portant work to do; and only men
who can fill some of these exacting re
quirements can succeed as working
Journalists" No profession requir-
es a more general knowledge of the
past, as well as the present as all
subjects must at times be treated of
and those who .ha ZS-%est husband
ed their time IN d 3 deep into the
mines OF though Studied man
anC the secret khich impel
him to actionk the most
useful and per things
being equ; - journal
ism. .-.--skI.run1nis
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
SAMARITAN NERvINE

cured my little girl OF fits. She was also
deaf and dumb. but it cured her. She can
now talk and hear az well as anybody.
PETER Ross, Springwa.er, Wis.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cured my son of fits after having had 2.50C
in eig hteen months. Mrs E. FoBEs, =
West Potsdam, \. Y.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
SAMARITAN NERvINE

cured me of vertigo, neuralgia and sick
headache Mrs. WIN. HENSON. Aurora. II
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
SAMARITAN NERvINE
SAMARITAN NERYINE

was tn mears OF curing nv wife of spasm
REV. j a. EOIE, Beaver, P
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

lISPENSRRY.
Cor. Ge9fy and Ma
son SITS.

THE COLLEGE INST /
TUT for the cnre of
all peciaI- COMPLICATED
and so-called Incurable
Chr mic Disco ses. DR.. Lie
hig's German InVig rator
is POS1IN Ely guaranteed
TO cur Nervous aud Phvs-
ical Debility, Weakness.
Lost Man hood. Loss of en-
efey. Rineirg and dizzi-
TesS in The head. melan-
choly. hopc hess feelings.
ANA Il the results ofvoufh-
full Imprudence and exces-
scs of mature years. The
I Oc' or. 6 REGULAR COLLEGE
physician, VIII agree to
forfeit a thousand dollars
for a case the InvigoratDr
will mot cure. under special
treatment and advice.
The ason that so many
i r
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
MIDDLE AGED IN.
Din. > = y Z J ~ OO'1
NJ II Kearny street San Francisco,
! his Great

his Great
RrjuvEnItfn.c
Ere nledy and
Nerve Tonne.
is the legitimate
re- nlt of twenty
years Of practe
cal experience
and CURES WITH
UNFAEs IN & GER
TATNTY Narvou
and 7 h y Il c :
De biiity, Sem
mol xt-ralnnzE
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
Salt Like Items.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May A.
An Eagle Rock, Idaho, special last
night says; w. 3. Green, agent of
the Utah and Northern railroad,
was shot at three times by E. L.
Whitley, brakeman on the road.
One ball went through his lungs and
Green cannot recover.
Joseph Beddlesome was last night
found guilty of the murder of Char
les Jensen at Rush Lake, Utah in
1879.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

INV f \ T Y-FIV T.
Il years of practical ex
periehce in III optical
bu mess enables me,
upon a mere examination
of tie eve; to adapt
sDcctaC!cs which viii
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
Frisco News.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 4-Gustave
Rasche, one of the perjurers who
testified in the famous trial Of l. NJ
Kallock for shooting Chas. De
Young; that six shots were fired on
the night of the murder, was sur
rendered yesterday by one OF his
sureties. 1t Is stated that the surety
was Miss Annie F. Kalloch.
1t is definitely stated that the
Baldwin Theatre has been leased by
Murat Masterson, of Prescott, Ari-
IONA.
Six additional charges have been
filed against Gray, the defaulting
Harbor Commission Secretary. Jud-
&c LAWYER fixed the bail at $1,000 for
each additional charge.
Claws Spreckle's denial that he
had discharged all the nine hour
men has been confirmed by the men
themselves, who state that Spreck-
les, through his barrel manufacture
er, John Coster, gracefully submit
ted to the reduction in hours.
Indians in New Mexico.
WASHINGTON, May 3-Late advi-
ces from New Mexico state chat re-
ports of Indians marauding are rife
again. Negro Renyora, a Mescalero
Apache, with twenty of Victoria's
old band, attacked pack train day
or two ago near White Sands and
three Companies of cavalry started
in pursuit. Another smaller band
rai6ed IA rarch at Alama Springs.
Colonel Forsyth has sent five compa-
mics of the Fourth cavalry after
them;
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13
The Pew from The Pulpit

The sleeper. He will be there.
Peradvcnturc he leancth his chin upon
a cane, so that when the moment OF
deep and profound -lumbcr comclh
upon him, his chin -Iippeth of and
with the bang Of his head upon the
pew in front uf him he is awakened.
Or, the slumberer may sit bolt up.
right aud nod in time tu his deep and
regular breathing. Only when Won
cast your eyes upon him, tho watch.ul
wife at his bosom stab- him with her
elbow, aud he gIarcth on the cougre.
CATION as one who should say : "IIc
that sayeth | slept the same is liar
and a villain and a hor-elhief.' Or,
it he be so that he leaucth his head
back until the lid thereof fallcth down
between his shoulders, and he plavcth
phautastic tunes with his nose, iuso.
much that the boys in the gallery
make merry over the same, then is 1t
hazardous to awaken this sIumbercr
right suddenly, because he drcamcth
Of divers things and -ayeth to the
tithing man who shakcth him up.
Hey? hi ha yes, yea, all right
I'm up" And thus is the congrega.
tion much scandalizcd. But ii be
foldeth his handkerchief over the back
Of the pew in front, and bowcth his
head devoutly upon the same, even in
that moment when the text is pro.
nounced, then will that sleeper trouble
no one, but will slumber swectly on
until tho time Of the benediction and
he will awaken refreshed and smiling.
and he will extol the sermon and mag.
Nifty the preacher. He Is the old.timer
from Sleepy HoIIow.-Budsiie.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13
Didn't Hit Him

A tough old debtor in n town near
the Hudson river entered a grocery
the other morning, and stood for a
long time looking at an exhibition of
plug tobacco. The grocer felt certain
that the old man wanted credit, and
he determined to head him of. lie
therefore observed
81 have to sell that tobacco for cash
down r.
you do, ehT'
"Ies, sir. Tobacco is cash on the
nail"
"How's sugar ?"
That's cash"
"Tea and coffee p
"Cash--all cash. Soap, molassek
candles, kerosene, butter, lard, pota
toes, -four, rice, hams, starch-all are
spot cash."
The old man stood and looked over
the stock for five minutes, and then
heaved long sigh, and replied
"Well, Mr.. Waters, that don't hit
me worth a cent. wish to get trusted
for three dozen clothespins !"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13
What II Meant


81 never saw man who would pick
up his clothes aud put them where
they belonged growled Mrs. Edsell
as she slammed her husbands pants
across the back Of a chair.
"And | never saw woman who
wouldn't, replied his MOS, and go
through all his pockets and sllD out
the best parts OF his money and read
all hs business notes, and ask what
1919 2l meant on an insurance com.
pany's memorandum.
"I don't" said she.
you do said he, aud MS he lodged
the hair brush he ran into Jane with
both hands full of coffee and cups and
then went ont TO buy his breakfast at
some dining room.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13
Points for the Unmarried.

81 understand, began the president
as the meeting was opened in due
form, "dat quite number of de mem
bers of dis club am gwine to be mar
ried doorn' de summer. OATS all
right, an / wish 'em much Joy an
shall be glad to witness de obscquies
of each an ebery one. But | want to
say few words in general In de
tust place, am you gwine 10 mary fur
love or fur Il sort OF business partncT
ship? II you answer fur love, let no
warn you to be sartin dat you doan'
mistake the sentiment. Many n young
man who thought his heart torn by
love has plunged into matrimony 10
diskiver dat he simply had an admira.
tion for $50 set of false teeth and a
high instep. If you answer fur sort
o bizness partnership, let me warn
you not to expect too much. You
won't love de woman an she won I
rust you. 1t will be II sort O hos.
trade in which both parties will be
cheated and both coutiuuer To be mad
about it. You can get along after a
fashion, and people who see her on
your arm at a circus, won't know how
YOU fight at home. If you mus marry,
let common sense have show in the
ransackshun. Doan' 20 of your feet
BECAUSE you meet n gal who can sing
ike robin, smile like rose, aud
Jump off street kyar widout bodoriu'
lie driver to stop. \ wife will have
much to do beside singiu an cul j..
yatin' dimpIes. II you am gwiue to
marry ask yer.cli how fur $40 Il week
will 90 when divided up fur clothes
an pervshun- an house rent an icwal
an incidentalc. Beio' You tall in love
wild a gal who looks too sweet for any
thing in a red plush sacquc, figure on
how many sich duds yer income will
afford her. Befo' you am broke up
ober a gal who plays de pianucr, talks
French. paints landscape, an reads
poetry, jist sit down an fggcr who am
ter cook yer meat an tater-, patch yer
close, darn yer socks, an help yer
make sl2 buy SD worth Of thing.
Beio yer let a pair o la-hin' eve, an'
a connin dimple captiyatc yer look
aroun' a little an see # de owner has
got temper like wildcat. Mar
riage am lottery simply beka-c pco.
pie take each odder insight an unseen.
--"Bro'hr Gardnsr' ia Detroit Fra
Pres.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13
Profane Girls.

The Danville Sun speaks thus As
n representative of this paper was
going down Mill street the other even.
ing, he was greatly surprised to hear
the most vulgar and profane language
coming from the mouth of a girl about
sixteen years Of age, who was accom-.
panied by young man of question
able character. She was dressed well
and neatly, and bad the appearance o:
a respectable person, but from the
words that we overheard we Judge
that she is on the road to ruin. This
is not an exceptional case. There
are many other girls of the same order
in this town, and it is all owing to the
negligence of parents in allowing
their daughters to promenade through
the streets at night without proper
escorts. Parents would do we'll to
watch the actions Of their daughters,
just budding into womanhood, more
closely and thus save much pain and
regret later on.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13
T he.Press
THE THEFoREmosTREPUBLIcAN NEWSPAPER
FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL YEAR, 1884,

WcoEly PreGs, gl.oO Yoar.
Daily Press, 5000 Year.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

Gan, old fellow" said an Austin
gentleman, meeting another on the
avenue, $50 you are married at last.
Allow me to congratulate you, for |
hear you have an excellent and accom-.
plished wife" II have, indeed" was
the reply; she is so accomplished.
Why, sir, she is perfectly al home in
literature at home in music at home
in art at home in science-in short
at heme everywhere except" "Ex.
eept what y "Bxcept. at home.'
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13
The Gas Meter Man.

Il would not believe that man under
'oath." said witness, excitedly.
"Do you know him we'll ?" was
asked.
"No; never spoke to him."
"Do you know that he ever broke
an OATH"
swell, no."
Then why do you believe that his
testimony is unreliablef"
"Because he is the man that comes
around every month to inspect my gas.
METER"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13
CANCER CURED.

y" N|"'I'"8 HNNH "| TT|T|WENTN THIIT"I
The skill of the medical profession ne
cancerous affections and ss they have al.
ways been considered iucurablo. IL has
been thought disreputabIo 20 adopt ihssr
treatment a. a speciality and hence phrsi.
clans have neglected their proper stu1y.
Bot Of lst" years new and important de.
covcries have brourh; forth course that
nrw proves successful IN any oi its form..
with certainty, without the use of the
knife or csustie plasters We have
treatment that is comparatively mild. II
is not poisonous, docs not interfere with
the healthy ilesh, can be applied 10 snv
part Of the body, even the tongue We
take nothing for our services until the
cancer ia cured. Address
DIR ! HUBERT,
Eauleville. Centre Co, Pa.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-09-08
A Possibility OF the Future.

On more than one occasion during
the last three thousand years the bar
barrie hordes of the East have overlooked
their boundaries and have swept west
ward, overwhelming the young civiliza-
ton of Europe and celebrating nearly
all the landmarks of Western art and
progress; and at the present time, if we
may credit the Pekin correspondent of
one of the Calcutta papers, there is in
China powerful and rapidly growing
party that advocates the making of yet
another gigantic excursion toward the
land of the setting sun. The Celestial
Empire, is, no doubt, immensely over
populated, and will probably ere long
seek some new outlet for her surplus
citizens; but it is difficult to believe
that will attempt, save by peaceful
means, to attain the desired result. The
great unknown country has been quies-
cent for so long that it is almost impos-
sible for European TO contemplate
that the sleeping myriads should ever
again put forth their herculean
strength. Yet, if China were to awake,
if she were to look westward with COW
etous glance, and were once more to
burst her bounds in response to that
mysterious impulse which in the East
occasionally seizes upon a whole peo-
pie, how could she be resistedp
According to the last edition of the
Bevolbe,vtng der Erie she has popula-
ton 454, 100000; and, surprising that
estimate-for it is only an estimate
to be even approximately correct, China
could put into the field more soldiers
than there are souls in Germany; and,
if she so willed, could, with host of
eighty millions, trample all the civili-
cation of Europe beneath her feet
ST. James Gazette.