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in case of emergency.
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That the hair would not stay on his head;
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Putnew hair on the soil,
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DR.. Robt. Newton, late President of the Eclectic
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cinnati, Ohio, used Dr.. VIM. Halls Balssm very
extensively In his practice, Of his PATIENTS
living and restored to health By the of this mval
able medicine amply testify He always said that "a
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patent medicine. but that II ought be prescribed
freely By every physician q sovereign remedy in al
of Lung diseases 1t is for COnsurnp-
ton, and has no equal for all pectoraI complaints.
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the hair from falling out.
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of reasoning. there are numerous ways
of escaping from its bonds.
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where may be found daily Except Sunday
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To such as do not already know me / vii
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FICIAL TEETH q speciality. can insure 8
good fitting Get of teeth in every case, while
my charges will be moderate.
In thanking nv friends for their liberal pa
,ronage up to dale, hope that the same vii
be continued in the future, promising, as
heretofore, TO do my best to please all VIII"
may favor me with ; call.
DIR. JULIUS DlENELT, Dentist.
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CORRECT your habits of crooked walking by
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DENTAL GARD.

II TAKE pleasure in announcing TO my friends
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my Dental Office from corner OF 7th and y
Streets to more convenient quarters at
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Our Price Only Fifty Cents.

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French Fairy Tales. BY the Countess
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19
NO. %.

InE situation at Harrisburg IL un.
changed. The Sialwar. Of the senate
still stand to their original purpose to
prevent the pa aye of anything like
fair, equitable appointment. Hold.
ing theouirageous gerrymander which
they have enjoyed for ten years past
the Stalwart council determined before
the master boss sailed for Europe, that
no bill should pas- that would not
yield the same unjust and uumauly
party advantage. Til. is the motive
which has governed the course Of the
radicals -iuce the meeting Of the legis-
Iaturo in January last With the
Democrat, fair apporiionment il
question Of principle, as well a. the
right Of representation, and whatever
the consequence, they dare not yield
the rights Of the people they represent,
to the unprincipIcd minority who
happen unfortunately to have con-
trolling vote in the senate. After
Offering every concession possible to
deccncy and honor, the appeal Of the
Democrats to the people Of the state
will not be unheard in telling disap-
proyal Of the treachery and disregard
Of the constitutional obligation Of the
Stalwart radicals Of the senate Of
Pennsylvania
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19
All Sorts.

English capital 10 the amount Of $50,
100000 was invested in American cattle
rauches last year.
It is said that 2,ij0 watches are man
uiactured in this country every working
day in the year.
Horato Seymour has in his library an
old deed dshowinr that Washington once
speculaied in Mohawk Valley land
Angels visits would not he half 50
welcome to the Bay state Republicans
as the rising upoi the man to beat
Ben Butler"
TX Senator Mcdonald is a member Of
the Second Presbyterian church, In.
dianapolis, and liberal contributor to
al religious objects
Prince Jerome Napoleon is trying to
make friends with the Pope. lie il
ready to be all things to all men, but he
would prefer to be Emperor to the
.I.-ea.
DR. J. ". Eendrick and J. ". Trotter,
indianapolis, have left for Europe to
.5l, after the interest Of the Trottcr
heirs. The alleged value Of the estate
is about s2o0,0o0.0O0,
delegation from Erie, Pa, headed
by Representative Brainsri called on
the President yesterday 10 urge him to
make a change in the Office Of Collector
Of Customs for that District. Mr.. Barr
is the present incumbent.
DR.. Mary Walker has received notice
from the Commissioner Of Pensions that
her service are not required. She is ah
sent on leave, but she has written to the
Commissioner that she will appear at her
desk, Notwithstanding her dismissal.
Senator Logan has been silent for
some weeks. We do not know how
long a time is required to hatch boom,
but the country is momentarily expect
ing the Senator TO complete the process
Of incubation and let the boomlst be
gin to grow.
There are four generations, each we'll
represented, in the reiening families Of
the German and British Empires. The
little prince born the other day 10
young son ofthe Crown Prince is great
grandson Of Queen Victoria as wcll As
Of Emperor William.
Colonel vii c. Goodloe. who was
recommended for appointment 70 the
vacant revenue collectership in Ken
tucky, declined the Office for the rea.
son that he was expected to restore har-
mony IN the Republican party, not only
in his district but throughout the State.
Reports from the cattle regions Of
Texas say that careful estimates place
the number OF cattle driven up the
trail from that section at 100000 head,
an increase Of $4,000 over that Of last
year. The bulk of the cattle will be
driven to Kansas, Nebraska, and tn
Western Territories.
WASHINGTON July l3.-within few
days a large reduction will be made
in the force at present employed in
the census bureau. This reduction is
made necessary by the insufiieiency
Of the appropriation for the current iis.
cal year and because the present force
cannot be proiitably employed in con
Iinuing The work which remsks to be,
done.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

GEN. b. +. BUTLER in accepting
honorary membership in the Jefferson
Democratic Association at York, Pa,
in a letter addressed to Lieut. Gov.
Black, its President, says Of the great
founder Of the Democratic party, "To
no man does this country owe so much
as to Jefferson. But for him our form
Of government would have descended
into a government of the few, which is
worse than an actual despotism, for in
that the people have only to contend
with the vice, ignorance and extraya-
gance of one tyrant, in agoyernment of
the few the people have many tyrants
to contend against, until they become
an intolerable burden, only to be re.
moved through such a tremendous up.
heaval as was the French revolution.
From this Jeiierson's example and
teac hings have thus far preserved us.
If the country wsnders much farther
away from Jelierson's doctrines and
the monopolies and special privileges
increase much more a despotism must
be the result, if the people are not
obliged to appeal TO other means"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

SENATOR WALLACE says the Phila.
delphia Record, WAS much censurcd
by some Of bis friends for a speech
which he made in Industrial Hall. in
this city, last October. Mr.. Wallace
very plainly asserted that the leaders
Of the Independent revolt were no bet
ter than their Regular opponents, and
that they had no higher political aims,
TO Judge from their acts and public
declarations. lie said they were fight
ing only for their share of the spoils,
and if they obtained control Of the
Republican organization in Pennsyl-
vania they would need quite as much
watching as the Regulars. Recent
events in the Pennsylvania Senate fully
vindicate Senator Wallace's superior
political sagacity. 1t will take sharp
optics TO discover the difference be-
tween stalwaris and Independents in
the Senate when it comes to violating
the command of the Constitution and
the Democrats in the matter
Of apportionment. The only difference
is that tho Independents put on a show
Of conscience and virtue to cover their
partisan unfairncss, while the Regu.
lars frankly admit that they have a
foul advantage, and that they mean
10 keep it.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19
The Hypocrite Unmasks.

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for the bo.ship of the Republican
/ party which he coveted, LA. fallen,
and he now appears in true character
tho mcancSt and most contemplate
of the whole batch Of politicians who
"throw conscience to the devil in
order to obtain mean political adj
vantage. Senator Cameron is a bold,
unscrupulous partisan leader, but no
one will charge him Of being sneak
/ ing hypocrite. But Stewart is without
claim to decent respect from those he
/ betrayed, least of all OF the honest
men who credited him with a sincerity
he did not possess. The Philadelphia
I Record states the case mildly, thus
+ Senator John Stewart is beginning
to cant once more about his conscience
and his lofty sense of public duty.
/ We suspect that General Beaver and
the rest Of the Stalwart- have no more
faith in his professions of superior
/ political honesty now than they bad
[ year ago In spite Of his pretcn-ion.,
the fact remains that the Democrats
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tunlty. The Independents, on the
other hand, make louder professions Of
+ political decency, but in their greater
/ uarruwnCss and more intense partisan
bigotry they think they are doing the
state service by any act that would
lessen the representation Of the Demo
crats in Congress and the state legisla-
turc, and thus diminish Democratic
I power for mischief With them the
end sanctiiies the means. Hence
marching from different standpoints
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

THE New York Sun generally talks
plainly and to the point Giving its
views in a recent issue Of the uncnvia.
bic position of Senator Stewart it saws
"John Stewart was a gallant and able
leader Of the bolt which liberated
Pennsylvania from the thraldom Of
the rings. What has he seen to cause
him repentance, and induce him to
crawl back to the loathsome embrace
from which he broke with so much
horror, lie admits that Pat
tisou is pure, that his administration
is above reproach. and that if it fails
in any important particular it will be
for lack of majority in the two houses
of the Legislature. Mr. Stewards idea
Of reconciliation is a very remarkable
one. We do not believe it extends TO
the file Of his party. The voters who
made the triumph of reform possible
last year will continue in an attitude
which will make it possible again.
And this is as true Of New York as it
Is in Pennsylvania. Ifthe Democrats
give us honest government in the
States, they will have an opportunity
,f giving an honest government in the
nation"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

THE Democratic Congress will not
lose much time in arranging for the
redemption Of the trade dollar, and
those who are able to hold them
should not allow themselves to be
swindled by the present speculation Of
the sharks who have brought about
the depreciation for this purpose. This
trade dollar, the offspring of Repub
lican legislation, should never have
been authorized but when issued, and
put in circulation under its sanction
the government was bound in decency
to protect the people against the specu-
lators, instead of facilitating their ope-
rations by repudiating the currency,
rs was done in this case.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19
Republican Convention.

was held on Wednesday Of last week,
and resulted in the nomination of
William Livsey, Of Pittsburgh, for
State Treasurer, and jerome b. Miles,
of Tioga, for Auditor General. These
were the state ring candidate, groom
ed and trained under Bosses Quay,
Magec and Cooper, the acting agents
of the great boss now in Europe. The
independents are given sop by the
nomination Of Niles merely as q tonic
to strengthen the digestive organs of
Stewart to put down his dish Of crow
with straight face, while the Stall
warts hold the fort and retain control
of the party machinery. To say that
the notorious John Cessna was chair
man Of the convention, is all that is
necessary to mark its character and
the kind of proceedings and rcsolu.
tions to be expected The most ,igui-
fcant of these resolutions are rs fol-
lows:
First-We unqualifcdly approve and
demand the continuance OF that system
Of protection TO home industry which
has proved itself to be the basis OF ma.
tional independence, the incentive to
industrial skill and development and
the guarantee Of Just and adequate
scale of wages for labor, and we de.
nounce all attempts 10 reduce the rates
OF the tariff below the level which will
accomplish these objects
Second-That any surplus in the pub.
lie treasury arising from redundant
revenue should, after paying the nation
nj debt as fast as its condition permits,
be distributed from time to time to the
several States upon the basis of popula.
tion. to relieve them from the burdens
OF local taxation and provide means for
the education of their people.
ThIrd-That as the deprecated trade
dollar is locally in the hands Of our
laborinE people and is q disturbing elo-
mcut in the business of the country,
we declare il 70 be the duty Of Congress
TO adopt such legislation as will ensure
its full redemption and conversion into
other coin for circulation.
The other resolutions, composing
the platform, protest against pauper
immigration endorse the admini-,ra.
tion of President Arthur including of
course the coalition with Malone re.
pudiation and his forced assessments
demands continued efforts for civil
service reform, pledges the Republi.
can party 10 secure necessary reforms
in the state government by legislation,
and charges the Democrats with max
ing the extra session Of the legislature
necessary. All Of which Of course,
honestly given in good faith according
to StaIwart capability and caud1r'
will be received by the people, with a
large degree Of allowance, SO far at
least as they shadow S,alwart friend,
ship for civil service reform and locate
the responsibility for the extra session.
THE Democratic State Convention of
Virginia is to be held at Lynchburg
on the 18th inst. Most of the dis.
tinguished men of jhe state are to be
members of this Convention, and the
citizens of Lynchburg are making ar.
fragments to entertain them in private
houses, in regular conference style"
This is a new and pleasant departure
which will no doubt be appreciated by
the assembled politicians, if not the
hotels.
GrV Il T. Rr-rttp in occcptirr,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

EVANS the recently appointed In.
tcrnal Revenue Commissioner has
proved a failure, if not a fool. About
the first thing he did wa, to remove
couple of competent and experienced
clerks against whom no objections
were made and supplied their places
by two who had been removed for in.
competency by his predecessor. Next
he demands the resignation Of one Of
hi. appoiutees, Revenue Agent Hor-
ton, Of Boston, accused of taking
brides not because he believed the
charges, but because it would be in.
convenient to have to investigate all
the charge, Of the bribery and corrup.
ton reported to him. Mr.. Horton
declined TO resign, alleging that be
could not "aiiord to lose both his char.
acier and his office" without struc.
gle. The commissioner revoked his
appointment.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

THE Republican platform is a
weighty affair, and will test the strength
and capabilities of Niles and Liysey
to bear up under the load until No
vember.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

GEN. WEAVER, the leader of the
Greenbackers in Iowa, is in the field
as a candidate for Governor. OF
course, he has no prospect of election,
but may worry the Republicans, who
are considerably divided and disor-
ganized.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

SENATOR BUTLER of South Caro-
lima, has paired with Senator Cameron
as long as the latter may desire to re-
main in Europe. \ warm personal
friendship exsists between these sena.
tors, the origin of which is exceedingly
creditable to both, and fully justities
Senator Butler in maintaining the
pair, however protracted.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

THE real estate taxable in the Dis.
trict of Columbia is estimated at SlOO,-
100000 The people of the District
and the National Government form a
kind of partnership, by which the lat
ter provides half the funds required to
carry on the District Government.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

MAYO, the Commander in charge
Of the Norfolk Navy Yard, itappears,
has had his fingers so deep in Ma
homes dirt pile during the late cleo
tioa, that very earnest demands are
made for his removal under charge of
misappropriation of the public funds
and unwarranted colonization of vo-
teTs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

IT does look that way. The editor
of a Wyoming newspaper says that
all talk about controlling the Nor.
mons, is absurd. They are so we'll
drilled and so thoroughly prepared for
resistance that it would be amusement
for them to aninhilate the whole Fed
eral army.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

THE New York World believes that
in theory the civil service reform
places the claim of women for Office
upon an equality with the men, but in
practice the female applicant is crowd
ed out by the male striker. After one
or two more trials it is thought the
examiners will put this at the head Of
the rules, mo women need apply
A FREScH ENTERPRISE 1t is said
that over s15OOO0 have been already
subscribed to a company organiz-
ing in France for the purpose of
dredging the Red Sea to recover the
submerged chariots Of Pharoah's Ar.
my. The undertaking looks decidedly
cranky, but there are those who believe
that great profits are to be derived
from the enterprise.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

THE New York Hergid says a broad
smile will ripple over the country, As
everybody reads that the Pennsylvania
Republican. have declared for "a dis.
tribution of the surplus revenues" "
The Republicans having for many
years enjoyed monopoly Of the pub
lie revenues ought to be satisfied, but
it seems they are not, and now want a
gift Of what they failed to steal.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19
a Very Pretty Arrangement.

The candidates on the Republican
state ticket, remarks the Harrisburg
Patriot, were chosen through the per.
sonaI cxcrtious Of NJ. 5. Quay and
Chris. Magee. Mr. Niles was selected
for Auditor General because be j. "A
corporation man and suits Quay and
because rs the inventor of John ].
Mitchell it was supposed by the bo-.c.
he would be able to reconcile the in
dependent vote.
Mr.. Livsey was forced upon the
convention because be is the personal
and confidential representative Of
Chris. Magcc, lie has no qualifca-
ton Tor the office Of State Treasurer
not possessed By thousand other
competent clerks, but be has been
trained in the methods which the pco.
pie condemned at last falls election
and the bose, are resolved that those
methods shall be continued in the man
agcmcnt Of the state finance.
While the Hume. funding act will
cut of the opportunity for bankers
ike Magoc to use the surplus in the
sinking fund for private gain, the gen
eral treasury fund still remains for
deposit in such banks az the state
treasurer may designate. Hence the
anxiety Of Mr.. Magcc for the uomiua.
ton Of Liv-cy The matter j. simply
one Of dollars and cents with the Pitts
burgh political banker. He is not
ready TO di.gorge The state money on
deposit in his bank and mean. to hold
on to it ifpos.iblc for two year, longer
from the fret Monday of next May.
But the other banker who now have
state deposits can look out for them.
selves when Mr.. Magea'- lo.s Of the
sinking fund deposit is TO be made
good out Of the general fund.
1t comes 10 about this. then, that
Bos~ Quay will run the corporations
of tho state through hi. auditor gen
cral, Mr.. NiIcs, and Boss Magce will
control the state deposits through hi,
personal representative, Mr.. Liy.ey,
in the state department Away pro-
yidcd the people give their assent to
this nice little arrangement between
the bosses, at the poll, next November.
Thus the purse Of the state and the
power Of the corporations would be
united in the hands Of the bosses in
1884 for the election Of legislature
to return Cameron or bis personal
lcgatcc to the United State, senate,
/. OF course every anti-Camcron Repub.
licau in the state will be So cnamorcd
of this programme that he will throw
up bi- hat and shout for Nile, and
Livscy.
THE New York Hergid says a broad
smile will ripple over the country, as
everybody reads that the Pennsylvania
Republicans have declared for "A dis.
tribution of the surplus revenues.
The Republicans having for many