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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

THE caucus of Democratic repre-
sentatives at Washington on motion
of Gen. Slocum, of New York, sec.
onded by Gen. Rosecrans, OF Califor-
MIA, resolved unanimously that the
fourteen crippled soldiers now on the
roll of employees under the doorkeeper
of the house, shall remain undisturbed
in their positions.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

SESAToRs GORDON, Coke and
Emery each turned over 81 800, their
entire pay for the extra session to the
Treasury. Lee, Of Venango. refused
10 take 1910 Of his total, Kennedy, of
Philadelphia, covered in s510, King
OF schuylkill, $3.50, Longenecker, Of
Bedford, 1910, Vaudegrift, of Bucks,
s160, Biddis, Of Pike, $3.50, and Aull,
Of Allegheny, Cooper, Of Delaware,
Davies, o. Bradford, Greer, of Butler,
Grady, Hughes, Smith, Reyburn and
MacFarlane, of Philadelphia, and
Hess, Humes, Hart, Harlan, Keefer,
Lautz, Mylin, Shearer and Wagner
turned In s110-each. Watres covered
In 1926. Crawford of the house
turned in bis entire pay, 81 $40.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13
The GFntre 4emutrat.
TormssI.5O per Annum in Advance,
Thursday Morning, December l3, 1888.

The deputy commissioner ofinternal
revenue gives the internal taxes al
ready collected for the present fiscal
year at the rate of Sl23,000,O00, and
estimates the amount to be collected
for the entire year at sl30,000,000.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

The Democratic National COM
mittee are to meet in Washington on
the 22d of February, to agree upon
the time and place of the meeting of
the National convention to nominate
the next President of the United
States.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

SENATOR BUTLER has introdu ced a
bill in the senate to abolish the inter
nal revenue system. 1t provides that
call laws and parts Of laws and all
rules aud regulations of the depart
ments now in force for the collection
Of the internal revenue tax be anu
the same are hereby repealed The
act not to take effect until twelve
months after its passage
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

ALL efforts of the Republicans to
create distrust and division in the
Democratic ranks 10 the organization
of congress, proved an entire failure.
The highest satisfaction is expressed
everywhere with the election of Mr..
Carlisle, aud by none more sincerely
than by those who desired the election
of Mr.. Randall and Mr.. Coke, who
we're the prominent competitors. The
rumors now sent out that these dis.
tinguished representatives are deeply
chagrined and bent upon giving trou.
} BILE, is all bosh. They are not that
kind Of statesmen. 1t will not pay
the Republicans to build large hopes
upon Democratic dissensions this year.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13
Among Our Exchanges

thousand Republicans would stay away
from the polls if Arthur should be
nominated as the party candidate next
year has chilled the movement for him
in these parts, says letter from
Washington GeftysJurg Compiler.
Now we shall get at the true in.
wardne-s Of the Dana boom for Hol-
man. If the dodge was to kill off
Mcdonald to make room for an east
eru man that fact will soon appear
now that Carlisle has been chosen
speaker, thus defeating the eastern
combination .-Hdrtford Ieicgram.
1t will be time enough to critici.c
the Democracy in congress after they
have placed on record their votes and
speeches. So anxious, however, are
the Republicans to weaken the action
Of the majority that they anticipate
results, and condemn before a hearing.
/. such course patriotic, honest and
becoming men claiming to be repre-.
sentatives Of a great party Sun and
Banner.
Governor Pattison will not be we'll
advised to call new session OF the
Legislature.-Miiou Economis.
In common with the majority Of
Pennsylvania Democrats, We hoped
for the election Of Randall for Speaker,
but since the choice has fallen upon
Mr.. Carlisle, we are ready to accept
the result without any forcbodings a.
TO the future, Mr.. Carli,lcis talented
and conservative enough 70 encourage
nothing tending 10 create business dis
turbances, and all hi. speeches on the
much abused question Of revenue re-.
form have indicated a. much. Leris
'orra Sentinel.
No matter by what hair-splittiug
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definite opipion than 70 b,rve., favor
able opinions by .owi,r this NEGATIVE
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The selection of Mr.. Carlisle for
their political leader is the most re-
SPe''"o'e 'n,"s 'ne oPPos'''o" % 'ne
government nave uo"e III 4 quarter oi
century o"'odgo i""e''
III. II a
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

THE latest novelty is the attempt of
the Philadelphia Press to hold Senator
Wallace responsible for the failure Of
the apportionment bills, out Of revenge
for some fancied grievance against the
Governor. Senator Wallace's official
course is always open and manly, and
is never prompted by unworthy mo
tives, like his riyilers, in performance
OF duty to his constituents or the state.
His speeches and acts during the ses
sion give the lie direct and emphatic
to the Press' insinuation. He had no
motive for antagonism with the ad.
ministration, and we venture to assert
that none existed-certainly none that
would influence him in the manner
charged.
This attempt on the part Of the
Press to cover up the revolutionary
and dastardly conduct of its party
representatives in the senate, is un.
worthy as it is mean, will prove a
failure. The people of the state are
thoroughly posted on this subject, and
can have no difficulty in fixing the re.
sponsibility where it belongs,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

The Pennsylvania Senator and
Representatives on Thursday last
pocketed the salary grab to the la-t
shilling possible to drag out Of the
Treasury, including the ten day- rc.
cess and mileage There were q few
honorable exceptions, and these only
will compose the roll of honor Of a
legislature famous for inoihcicncy and
disloyalty to their oaths and the rights
of the people of the Commonwealth.
It'is but just, however, to say that the
majority OF the members Of the House
eudeavored 20 perform their duuo.,
and made all the -acrifce- that could
be- expected Of them to affect the
object for which they were called, but
they spoiled fair record by their par.
simony, when they accepted the ten
days grab and mileage. With the
Senate, there is no extenualing cir.
cumstance in the case The conduct
Of that body, controlled by radical
machine majority, acting under the in.
structon OF the absent boss. from the
inception to the close, was lawless and
revolutionary. exhibiting a disregard
of their sworn obligations to the
supreme law of the State. Besides
abdicating its legislative functions and
refusing to act with the House four or
five DAYS of each week, these Senator's
with an unparalleled meanuess. now
come forward to claim ten dollars a
day for the whole time they were ab.
sent from their post Of duty, ct home,
attending to their private affairs. It
is nothing but downright dastardly
steal from the Treasury Of the State
and no guiding or explanation eau
make anything else of it. The end is
not yet, whether as to the larger or
lesser steal.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

Col. QUAY, Boss Cameron's sub,
having run the machine 10 Harris.
burg satisfactorily and defeated the
apportionment bill, has now been
transferred to Washington to repre-
sent his superior in the Federal patron.
age mill. II is said he has opened
stately quarters at Willards, which
are constantly thronged by the party
scavengers of Pennsylvania in pur.
suit of plunder and place.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13
Proceedings Of Meeting Of Board Of
Trade.
BElLEyoNrEl Pa, Dec. 6, 1883.

A meeting Of the BeIIcfon.e Board Of
Trade held in the Office Of Messrs. Beaver
d oepharI at 40, o. M.
Gen. Beaver beng absent John Irwin,
''n ""' ''''.'.' '''''4'"' pro- "ih'
.,'-,-,,"r "s'P '"'''"
c,o,n goo,b rrcnR 81. p'l,.r.,,a .o,.a,,-,
hs, n. c,.f,c,r b,5 49,. ,,,.,f.,aa ~.
survey yet and ssked 90 be continued. On
motion Of d. g. Bu.h, the following pre-.
nmbIe and resoIui.on "a' offered and unsn
- ,T.,'. a'oi'
,bs,,bo p,Irot',,. ~ ~, IT, r..5..' .'.'.,'',-
aeopi,uc 10 the rrora.e5 nay ,.il,o,d -
this vicinity, +, be- constructed in the inter.
Get and under The aa.piees Of the Penn.yI-
yehia railroad company, growing out Of
WIG 'Ao' 'AA' '''a organization passed q
...ta,.,.' ',." a-- ...'''''l ''""'''ee %
r...a r,,y -.n...s g. n.,.,'..r
/ Beech Creek s+E
/ WHEnE>-, Said rop.r, l. vi,nou, found
daiIon, and the only reason ahy .ajd reso-
luton AS Ta.'"1 wac because written
/ I''P'''''.A came ''i"fe our Board o'
.,.,.. " .,'- "'''' ''eN 'oAa- ,'.
f., ,.oy,.., yr...,.- t.s ,.,., "a. g.
..niI.r notion tv ,l. pa,-,s.r,o v.o.,vk
Lemon, railroad and
( WHEHra-, W. n-e de.iroas Of correct
ing such erroneous report and maHife.ting
..f D'A',y y "r'''' @''A every en'erPri'e
,..-,r o.,,.r...t.. '1'
/ Rl.lr,5. Tha, +, B.. the sense Of ,bj,
meeting Sc Do anything sn their power to
/ aid the Bald Esg.n Valley railroad 70 ar
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

RuMoR is again rife that Secretary
Folger is TO retire from the Treasury
department, to be succeeded By J. c.
New.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13


PORTER, the Republican Governor
of Indiana, does not take kindly to
the proposition of Mr.. Blaine to divide
among the states the revenues collected
from whisky and tobacco. He says of
this amendment of Blaine to the
Barker Pennsylvania scheme of rails
ing revenue for distribution among
the states, that if it should be adopted
the state governments would soon
practically cease to exist. Local self.
government would soon disappear and
Capitalization would have limitless
sway. All taxes, in whatever form
are a tax on the people. Let them be
customs taxes or any other form Of
taxes that the people will long tolerate
they are taxes that come from the
people. When they are not felt by
the people, but are taken from them
seductively and secretly, the govern.
ment runs inevitably into ex,rava.
gance and corrupt expenditure. When
the people feel the taxes they enforce
economical and pure administration.
| should look upon the adoption Of the
scheme of supporting the state gov.
ernments by indirect taxes collected
by the general government as the first
step towards the downfall of the re.
public The best government is a
simple government, frugaIly admins
tered, aud the further you remove that
government from the people the less
there is of simplicity and frugality."
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13
A Short Session of Congress.

There is a popular belief says the
Harrisburg Patriot as well as II uniform
hope that the present session Of Con-
gress will be brief. Ex-Speakcr Ran.
dali, in an interview before the meet.
ing, gave voice to this idea, and Spea.
kcr Carlisle, about the same time, in-
dicate that his Judgment was running
in the same direction. As these two
distinguished gentleman fairly reprcs-
ent the majority party it is not un.
likely that Il policy of which they
agree will become the prevailing sen.
timent. In the matter of legislation
there is really nothing of importance
to protract the session. There are GER
tain incongrutes aud inequalities in
the tariff bill passed at the last session
which might and probably will be cor
rccted, but any legislation Of this char
actcr attempted at all will be 80 uni.
formly supported that little delay or
difficulty will be experienced in dis.
posing Of it. There j., however, plenty
of work to do in one direction, and
| that i in the matter ofinquiring into
abuses and irregularities in the public
service. 1t is intimated that the man.
ner of Stanley Matthews appointment
to the supreme court bench will be
made the subject Of ofinquiry. The man.
ner in which Brewster, attorney
| general, has been conducting the af.
fairs Of his department likewise invites
a searching inquiry, while the aliega.
ton that George Bliss has been iudul.
ging in crooked practices while a
special attorney Of the United States j.
also put down for investigation. 1t j.
not only proper but important that
these several Investigations should bc
made, but it does not follow that the
session should be protractcd on ac'
count of them.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

srn'cu'HE for the crSTar DrsocHar.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

REPRESENT Sample Dept Of
STRAWBRID3E & Clothler,
JOHN E JAMES DoBSoNS
Carpet Mills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06
A FLoWERY WEDDING.
A Recent Marriage That Possesses
some Points of Interest.
Ne1c York Letter % AtIanta Constitution.

Sc,r York Letter to 1t!GRta Constitution.
Among the young women married in
New York last week was one who from
cary girlhOOd has been exceedingly
fond of flowers. She decided to expend
her energy and her fathers money upon
floral decoration, instead of in the di-
rectiOn of fine gowns. Her floral fete
is a matter of remark with every guest
who attended the reception that fol-
lowed the marriage ceremony. Palms
and ferns made the hail lovely.
In the drawin%roOm the CRATES
were filled with fine maiden-hair fern
and bright cut flowers clustered beneath.
\ medium-sized plant rose from the
centre. On the ends of themantels We're
floral fans widespread. The centres
were small white daisies; the fringing
Of rosebuds and ferns. The sticks were
distinctly marked with ardeSla berries.
Another fan on an easel of smilax was
} composed Of white pOmpOnS, edged
with bon silene buds and fringed with
yellow daisies. The sticks were of vi
Diets. Both of the fans were hand
painted with sprays of the loveliest
combinations through the centre. in
the middle of the mantel stood the
'Old oaken bucket" a marvellous piece
Of floral work.
Upon q bed of licOpOdiums, fringed
with cissus, crOlOns and ferns, with ter
restrial orchids springing up in places,
and 3 spray of paSsitlora rubra neal the
old shaft, stood q square well, the sides
made of different blossoms. One side
was of yellow pomyOn artemisiss, one
of white, one of crimson king carna-
tions, one of la purity carnations. The
top of the we'll was messy; on one cor
ner perched an owl, wise in expression;
the OWLS back and wings were
wrought of chrysanthemumS, and his
breast was Of pale purple artemisias.
His eyes were of yellow daisies.
The well-bucket was full of sweet-smell-
ing viOlets, and trailing moss seemed to
have been caught on the pendulous
stick. The floral screen was effectively
worked out. There was q clover leaf
on the marble of the pier glass, and
loose baskets of roses were i"nterspersed
throughout the rooms. Tho pOrtiere Of
ivy and smilax chains which swept in
the arch between the extension and the
drawing room was the most effective
work. This was Topped back with
r~OSettes of white satin. In the centre
swung the wedding bella bell of roses,
sprayed with pale buds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06

SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
PrOp'rs, Atlanta, Ga.
Large =" . . . . . . l.ID
SCLN BI ALL DRUGGISTS. jal2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06
Piles

Piles are frequently preceded by q sense
OF weight in the back, loins and lower part
OF the abdomen, cauSingthe patient to sup
pose he has some affection Of the kidneys
or n~eighbOring organs. At times, symp-
toms OF indigestion are present, as t1atu-
ency, uneaSiness of the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like perspirstion, producing =
very diSagreeabie itching, particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, is a very
common attendant. Internal. External
ana Itching Piles yield at once to the APP
pncation Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
witch acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allaying the intense
itching, and effecting 8 permanent cure
"here all other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the drain on the system
produces permanent disability, but try it
and be cured. Price, so cents. Sold by A.
i. 1oung, c: Moenkemoeller and Logan &
Co., wholesale agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06
Gamhc,ta,. Opinion OF BiSnareis

FGrjS Letter ~ ne tOh0JHc Gd-ett'.
VI. Gambetta had only one opportu-
nifty of seeing Prince Bismarck. In
1867, at the time OF the Great EXhibi-
ton in Paris, he was sitting n even
ing with a friend ut a little table before
a restaurant in the Place de POpera.
Every seat near them was occupied.
NJ. Gambetta, while carrying on con-
versatiOn, put out his hand for his beer
glass, but found it was gone. "He has
taken Hanover from you" said his
friend. At this moment two men by
his side-One of them q tall and impos-
ing figure-rOse and went away.
There |" said NJ. Gambetta's compan-
ion, 1.-THE big one-that is Bismarck;
and it was he who emptied your glass.
When | uttered the word Hanover he
saw that he was recognized and walked
off" ''Since then" Gambetta said,
when relating the incident II have
had much to do with Prince Bismarck,
but that was the only time | came into
personal relation with him." The
same correspondent says that NJ. Gam
BETA had the highest admiration for
Prince Bismarck's great qualities. 80
long" he declared in 1880, "as Prince
Bismarck remains what he is-a man
of geius-unless his health breaks down
he will continue to be the master of
Germany"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06
Trustees sale OF Valuable Real
Estate.

III. ,,dcriypsd trusfce. Inv virtue Of \ derJ
,,s' aSsc,.cJ IN h,m NV Catharine win.
I,,n,a n vvI,shIn ErnnkIin a. Wis.
.thipp and Mary v. winshin. dated the lttb day
- D., 49, ,sso and reror,Ied i'm the oriSr
W WV Su,s'n y. 10 d.'sI - ,,.sa ho,k M
county, We, as viii ali ai nubiic auction. nj
49,, op p"s' door ~ tho ConIt Housr of ONO
enurty on
""'.o -.
hatuFu~y' sSe ioso o"S se"sS'
lsS3, at 10 O'Clock y. m, the following valu.
able real estate, to.wit: Lots numbered two,
three and four, In square Numbered thirty
two, In Sprigg q Rltchies addition TO south
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06
A Surprise for Her Lover.
TeraS Si(tinqs.

IGrlS SytlIQS.
Miss Matilda Sdowball, who is black
er than the ace of spades, has been fill
ing an appointment as "a cook lady" in
the family of Col. Yerger. Afew even
ings ago Matilda came into the parlor
where Mrs. Yerger was sitting sewing
by the fire. Matilda had a very SLY
expression on her face, and something
hid under her apron.
What have you got there?" asked
Mrs. Gerger.
"A young gemman belengin' to one
Ob the fust families of Austin has been
paying me tensions, and l lowed ter
S'prise him wild my picture taken fur
ter s'prise him wild"
Mrs. Yerger looked at the picture,
and nearly fell out Of her chair with
amazement. "Why, this cannot be
you, Matilda. IL is the picture of q
white wOman with red hair and blue
eyes,
Oats whar de s'prise comes in.
paid lie Geographic man two bits fur
dat ar picture"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06
A Bride for q Night.

A dispatch from Halifax Cour House,
Va, GATED January 9th, says: Last night
MIR. jams Guthrie, q prosperous young
farmer. was married to Miss Hulda Martin.
A large company was present at the we'd
ding. which was solemnized at the resi-
denCe Of the brides father. Owing TO bad
weather the guests remained at the man
SIGN ell night. This morning, when they
had assembled at the breakfast table, it was
remarked that the bride and groom were
late in coming. Suddenly the shrieks OF a
woman were heard, and the startled guests
FASTENED into the ball, where they met the
bride OF a night. who cried: My husband!
o. my husbandl' When she awoke this
morning she found her husband dead by
her side. She is almost insane from grief
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06

Il yu~ o.. 'nt. come to see rs and we will
So. 1r, ha~:, you nothing! Write
. ~p.r.... ,r,. tui u copy ~ a little book
n s- o.. Leo Unfortunate suffering" Ask
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06

by calling A. T. Young's, G. Moenke
mceller's or Logan & Co.'S drug store you
ran get a bottle of DR.. Bosanko's Cough
ana Lung Syrup, which will relieve the
most obstinate cough or cold, and show
yor what the regular 50-cent size will do
men troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis.
Dry Hacking Cough, Pains in the Chest,
ana ali diseases OF the Throat and Lungs.
ny a sample bottle OK mis- u.ed:cine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06
Accidental Shooting.
Anderson Enterprise.

\ man by the name of McFall, living
near Fort Spring, accidentally discharged q
gun which he was carrying on his shoulder,
the muzzle falling to the ground, aud it
contents taking effect in his heel, INJECTING
a painful but not dangerous wound. A
few stray shot found Judgment in his
wife leg, she being near by. DIR. Beard,
Of Anderson, was called, and extracted tbs
shot and rendered such other surgical aid
as Was necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06
LIVE STOCK.


NEW York, February observation-disclosures
Saturday 800 head, making l2,l90 head for
the week. Extra A9Hc higher; extre nes
IS 4O@6 81; exporters used $40 pair a.
So 50; for the most part Chicago bought
cattle made q margin of 81 0O91 02 per
cwt.
sbeep-Receipis $50 head, making 3,34O
for the week. Market lower and no pros
pect of a clearance; extremes s. 90 per
RVNf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06

T rain Leaving Wheeling at s:2 a. m. run
daily. All other trains daily except sunday
4. =. run daily. Through Chicago Exprc.s
leaves Columbus daily except Sunday, alb %
,. r., with sleeping car attached, arriving In
sscurss in . Iva nss ssU MON 6sp S aoss
Columbus.
Pullman Palace Drawtng Room sleeping
Cars through without change from 8teuben:
west TO Columbus, 10 Cincinnati, Louisville
Indianapolis and st. LouiRL
For through tickets, baggage eheckn aeeping
ton apply TO John g.. Tomlinson, Tickst Agent
at Panhandle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street,
or ut City Ticket Ones, under McLurs House,
Wheeling. JAMES NcCRkA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
Z. 4. FORD,
Gen. Pan. n Ticket Agent Pittsburgh, Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06
NOR BALE CHEAP-vACUABLE FARM
II and Garden Lands.
IA ACRR9.

situated two miles west Of bridgeport o.. on
the National Road and 2S miles from tho
brick, containing Il rooms and equal 10 any
one In the county; covered with state roof
and having cellar room under the entire
buildii Y. ehlso two tenement houses. an
orcLardo OF SO apple trees Of choice varieties,
will offer said land as q whole or In SUD
divisions to suit purchasers
For further information inquire on the
premises or address J.S NATE,
iyaSh Bridgeport, .