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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-24

her side. On koW her poor heart beat !
and how every sound made the blood
leap and her nerves thrill
At last the great clock of 3 beighbor.
ing cathedral struck heavily and solemn.
ly the hour Of 2. No oionger trembling f,
but nerying herself for the great pur.
pose she had In view. jeanette quickly
poised the coil in her hand and, hold.
ing 6rmly TO one end oft with her left,
sent it upward, with a sincere prayer,
into the air, and heard = faint, dull
sound ~ IL struck on the other side.
Was he there? Somebody was-for
10 less than Il minute she felt slight
pull upon the rope. Quickly fastening
her end around her body. she grasped
1t with both hands, and thus held
against the heavier strain that followed.
Harder and heavier became the strain
upon the rope but, throwing herself
against the walls she still held firmly,
vi she felt the cord suddenly loosen
aud then, looking upward, her heart
Ieaped 10 her mouth a. she beheld a
dark figure upon the top OF the wall
a minute later, Jacques stood safe be.
side her, having run down along the
rope, which he had taken the precau.
ton 10 fasten on the other side before
making his ascent.
No word was now spoken-not a
whisper the dog remained silent.
Hrasping the hand OF jeanette. Jac.
que- stealtbily, silently and hurriedly
led her away, through one dark and
narrow street alter another, till he
reached place Of safety. The next
day search was made for him. but he
managed 10 keep himself secreted ill
after the Rrigu OF Murder had ceased
10 be aud then he came forth from his
hiding place and made a boast Of his
own cunning, hi. w.fe's devotion, and
his log's sasaciiy
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-24
B0T}0N


Jaaqu i errot. who was born and
br ught up in this city OF Bordeaux,
France, bought him q dog, and married
him a wife. in the reign OF the Six.
teenth Louie. Ills dog Eas large.
brown, shaggy creature, which many
called ugly; but nobody ever applied
that epithet TO Pierror, wile, who was
young sylph.likc, pretty and iascinat
ing. Jnque, loved two crealurcs--so be-
said, At least his dog and Li, wife We
mention the dog ir.G, because hc always
d'd, and wac one OF h.- two love which
he Grst procured
Now, though Jacquct loved both dog
ani wife aud the dog seemed to love
both master and mistress, the wife. Tor
some reason, did not love 10th hufbaud
and dog but di.likcd the latter exceed
inely perhaps because shc iauced lo
divided affections that shouid nave been
a her own.
"Jacqucs," she voald frequently say
t. him, nov do sell ,hat ugly brute. j,
you can dnjauy body fgoI enough TO buy
him or. Il not, give hW away he ..
only "a The way here. dTd eats as much
as YOU OF J."
'Now, my dear Jeanette" jacques
would reply. you'd lc enc Of t5es sweet,
estaui most reasonable little tcauties IN
The world, ii you'd only appreciate poor
Babon, VINO. q dog that know armurh
3 either OF u..'
speak for yourself, Master Jac4goa
and not Tor n'oi It's no great comri..
meut TO The dog to say he knows ~
much as you. Bat ilhe knows ten times
much. Of whatuse would he be to us9
f'r he takes all out and, brings nothing
ia"
"But ! like company, Jeanette"
"Woll, haven't you met"
"Yes-but you can't follow me all
about the city ss Bobon does"
u wish ! could, and make a nightly
report for your benefit.
"Yes, but don't want any report,
and 50 prefer the dog, who's always dis.
erect and keeps a civil tongue. And
then Jeanette, you know be guards the
house at night"
Guards fddleslicks, jacques Why
we've nothing for anybody to stcaln
"But the thieves don't know that, my
dear, you see. Add then, IL some of
the rascals should happen TO hear you
talking so sweotly 10 me, who knows
but they'd carry you off, aud leave mo
TO break my heart in solitude You see
I got Bobon for some purpose--I don't
exactly know what-but it'll turn up
some day as sure as I'm prophet"
"Pshaw you're a fool, Jacques
81 know IT, bat can't help it, any
more than you can help being 30 sweet
and pretty"
"Well, there, Jacques" jeanette
would generally wind Up, with kiss,
"you are dear. good saul, so you are
and IL you'd only promise to love me
best, you may keep Bobon as long as
you like"
This kind Of eolloquy generally took
place as often as once, sometimes
twice week--Jeanette beginning with
a firm determination TO get rid OF the
dog, and ending with permission for him
TO remain as long ss he and his master
might think proper.
The subject Of this family bielserine
was very sagaoious animal. Who be.
haved himself as sll Rentlmaniy dsgs
should. bic master did not stretch the
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-24
Coming.
at even, at rnidulght, at,h' cock Growing or
10 the morning"


at even or at nidnight, or Atths cock Growing.
b the morning"
II may be In tho evening,
when the work Of the day is done,
Aud you have time to at ia tho twilight
Aud watch the sinking sun,
while the long, bright day dies slowly
Over the sen,
Aud tho hours grow quiet aud holy
With thought Of mo.
white on hear tho viliAge children
sing along The STREET
Among ihnao thrnEng footsteps
May tome the sound Of my fvot
TIL 'rofore tell you-Watcb
By the light Of the evening star,
When the room 10 growing dusky
AZ the eioud' AiAr
let tho door be- IN the latch
In your home
For Il may be through the cleaning
viii como
II may he when the midnight
Il heavy upon the lAud,
And the black waves lying duinbly
Alpug the sand;
when The moonisss night draws close
And the lehts are out in the house,
when the hre burns low and red
Aud the watch Ia ticking loudly
Beside the bed
Though You sleep. Tired out. on Jour crouch,
slill Jour heart muEt wake Ani wEtch
In the dark ruoul,
for Il may De- midnight
II may be At tho cock crow.
When the night Il dying slowly
Ii the aky,
Aud the Sea looks calm and boil,
Waiting for the dawn
OF the golden sun,
Nhirh dTaWrth nigh
when The mist arr oa The yalloy. ahaiing
The river chill.
And my mo ming ia fading, fiding
over the hill
Behold I cay D. you--WAich
Let the door be 60 The latch
In your home.
Ia tho ciull loforo tho dawiinz
Bstween the night aud n5fn,ug,
may come.
II my h. To- the m0ru,ug.
hh'u the Sun h fright AMI strong
And the dee is gliitering sharply
Over the little lawn
When the waves are laughing loudly
Along the shore
And the bird are singing sveotiy
About the door;
With l'nr days vurb before you
Nuu rise up with The snn.
And the usi. .hiau ouno in g. talk a little
of all ihrt uusi be done.
Bot fsHsu,lrr ihnt nfsy b. tho neat
To come In "a the dpur,
T. rsll lng from ypur tu1y vork
IufryrrBnTo
A. you uark y.gT heart musi uht.l
For iho 3n 'r s Cu tho latch
IN NoUr o. Im
Ana it may Do IN ile morning
! aIIL umn.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

The new Upright Pianos Of Mason q HAM
lin ere highly praised by good judges They
possess refinement Of musical tone which
This Is owing largely 70 tho now system 0f
their construction The great experience OF
Mason e. HaInIin in their organ business,
with the aid Of their large corps OF superior
musical and mechanical experts, has enabled
ments, to produce piano which bids fair 20
10 more Tor their reputation than even their
famous organs have accomplished Their
thief Improvement consists in securing the
strings BY metallic fastenings, instead OF pins
held By friction, which renders it easy TO put
che three alriags of each tone exactly In uni
con, and thereby produce tones OF wonderful
sweetness and purity Messrs Mason ~
aamlin have made 15O,0O0 cabinet organs.
They can hardly hope 20 reach this number OF
pianos, but wc doubt not their new up
rights vii command q very large sale. ~
Boston 1rureller
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.



After the subsistence of an active dis
case, the restoration to perfect health
commonly proceeds with rapidity. The
appetite being often excessive and the
assimilative power proportionately ac-
tive ia slch case, little care in the ar
rangemcnt Of the food ii necessary, 80
that a LIBERAL allowance Of nutriment be
given The ordinary food will be eaten
with ayidity and with benefit, 20 that
the animal be not allowed to eat To re-
plction. tn other instances the patient
advances slowly to the ccnvalegcent
state, q fastidious appetite and impaired
digestion retarding the recovery BY pre-
venting the animal eating, Of at any
rate appropriating the material which
the system really requires. In the
meantime, the animals taste may be con-
suited, and any tempting morsel offered !;
the anmixture Of condiments Is some
times the most ready method OF provok-
ing appetite and aiding digestion; salt.
turmcric, anlse seed, and various spices
are at times effective, combined with the
ordinary diet.
One golden rule deserves unceasing re-
petition viz: never TO leave any food
which the animal has refused, In his
sight or within his reach; aud second
only TO this maxim il another which in
sists on scrupulous cleanliness ia the
hand which touches the food and the
vessel containing it. Let those who
question the necessity for such deIicacy
observe how the horse and other AMI
mails test everything by the sense of
smell, and judge how important it is
that the extreme constituencies Of the sick
subject should not be outraged by even
an offensive odor.
When extreme debility is present, food
must be selected with care, as the diges-
tive function is easily disturbed The
diet for such cases ii 10 be tolerably rich
in starch and sugar, as deficiency of
reparative material is often more serious
than diminution OF the muscular struc-
ture; hence the value Of mixture contain
ing oiI-cake, linseed, potatoes. etc. But
no amount Of nutriment Fl of the least
use 70 the organism SO long as there is u
deficiency Of fuel for the respiratory
function. The development of the mus
cular system will follow as soon as the
animal is sufficiently recovered to take
exercise for during the period Of abso-
Lutte inaction, it is in vain we try to pre-
serve the integrity of this structure, but
no difficulty is found in keeping up the
proper quantity Of fatty texture, while
the patient is yet too PROSTATE to be ex-
ercised with safety. Prairie Farmer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

A farmer of large experience states
that pigs fed on sour milk are much
more hearty and thrifty than those con
fined to diet of sweet milk.
Fields where cucumbers, souashes.
melons, ETC.. were grown should be run
over with horse rake and the dead vines
gathered for bedding or for use as an alb
sorbent.
Il Is said that one OF the best uses that
can be made OF old tin cans is to melt the
solder from them by throwing them on
the fire, and then. after cooling, wrap
the tin around the roots of small fruit
trees, placing the lower end In the soil.
This will protect the trees from being
girdled BIZ mice.
The injury that the crow does to corn
By pulling It up Is not generally great
and can be easily guarded against. Al
more serious indictment is found in the
fact that the crow is great enemy
of notwithstanding birds, whose nests
it robs and whose young it kills The
squirrel Is also open to The same charge.
Young chickens Matched during the
heat of summer do not thrive as well as
the earlier bruoas One reason is that
they are apt 10 be troubled with vermin,
especially if confined Eggs in the
heat OF summer have less vitality than
those laid earlier. Later in the season
the chicks arc stronger
Trees which have labels tied to them
should be looked after. If the labels are
TO be preserved they may need to lie more
tightly secured before winter III the
fnnnfS xsssra *fNI nss 4hnxy o1sxssx11 10 Axva4..
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

The old custom requiring saleswomen in
dry and fancy goods stores to stand oil day
long without rest or relief is being super
seeded by more humane rules in many of our
leading business houses. Lydia T..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is highly
praised by those VINO have not yet been freed
from the old necessity for constant stand
ing; and is genuine blessing in every such
case, as we'll as to the tired out housekeeper
who must be on her feet all day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

Repetition is sometimes the only way 10
impress q truth upon the mind. Accordingly
take notice that DR., Pierce's 9 Pleasant Pur-
gative Pellets Gthe original Little Liver
Pills. continue to be wonderfully effective in
cases Of sick and nervous headache, constipa-
tion, indigestion, rush OF blood to the head,
cold extremities, and all ailments arising
from obstruction Of the bodily functions
Their action is thorough yet gentle and the
ingredients being entirely vegetable, they can
be taken with impunity into the most deli
cate stomach. All druggists
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

FoR SEVERAL YEARS was troubled with
Catarrh. have tried many remedies. EIy's
Cream Balm has proved the article desired
/ believe il IS the only cure. 4. B. CoBURN,
Hardware Merchant Towanda, Pa. See ad.
/ HAD SUFFERED from Cakarrh for ten years;
to send for doctor. had entirely lost
sense Of smell Elyss Cream Balm bas
worked q miracle. G. 8. HAxLExs, Bing-
hampton. nj Y.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29


MINUTE PUDDING. Allow one cup of
milk for every person. Place over the
fire and lot Come to boil; stir in one
egg and teaspoonful Of -four o. each cup
wet in lifts milk; STIR we'll; cook 4
few moments and pour into buttercd
cups. Serve Co 4 with cream
PUDDING SAUCE. Arrow-root sauce
for bread or fiee pudding is made Of two
teaspoonfuls 9f arrow-ro0t, the Juice Of
one lemon, little grated nutmeg, nalf d
pint Of waterand sugar to the taste.
Wet the aFrow-root with the water, stir
it until it is smooth, add the other IN
gradients and let come to boil.
MUTTON, BARLEY Sour. Take three
pints OF the liquor left from boiling 4
leg Of nuttnn. or take afferward tho
bone and unused bits and boil them IS
sufficient water to make three pints when
done. Put aWay to cool. The next day
carefully remove all fat from the top.
Add to the ssock half cup pearl b.. lev
and boil gently for an hour. Ii obtain
able, boil with It two or three steras Of
celery, cut iato small pieces. JUS. be
fore serving pus into It one pint Of SWEEP
cream. If cream is not obfainable. ado
one pint of sweet milk. and rub together
one tablespoonful butter and one table
spoonful floRr until smooth. and stir
carefully int0 the boiling soup. stirring
until ID thigkans. a tablespoonful 81
finely pulyeriged dried celery leaves NAV
be used instead of fresh celery. but must
not be added until just before serving.
or . tablespoonful fresh celery leaves
finely rlaf season with oa3f anil q 1nnh
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

10y doctor pronounced d. cured, bst IA
sldax Grain. wffh tesxlhle pains 81 1sav bank ssa
afaos. and got - bad Z
ce.la nns Tnovsl
~krwrskf
- -. 49, :. "a,
140z1 SC 80. So A%gt a@4 0N@A e0NNasl
49, nAy 1Asks s oAA = uau ne ne 5000. &C
~. - - ~ 49, 1870 snssh tAkas *nqnen4
r,....es.. ~. -. -.
~. ssA.y 49, 1870 Ases.knSA 49, baAes go
49,. Aay 1919 s1sks.h sssnasa 1snsMea -. - 4
w - 49, akess $3.50 saNsEaa peNtleS :
49, 49, o - - ss91ae ~ 49, q ssss @ea&1
0w 49, ~ 49, =. r Ezz3R A&kA1A
@~nslAAs WY = 81.
CHAPTER y.
maiden. Mas. Feb. /. 1880. Ccntaensen.-
I suffered with ATTACKS of efck hnnrlarha !
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

When everything else fails, DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy cures
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

Trough on Itch" cures humors, eruptio ns,
ring worm, letter, salt rheum, frosted feet,
chilblains.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

A watch that has run down is sort Of a
miss tick affair.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

of the ureshra speedily and permanently
cured by our improved methods. Pamphlet,
references and terms, two three-cent stamps.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, 60S
Main Street, Buffalo, N. ".
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

OF all tic humor Of the present day
there Is nothing much. better than 4
Holmes pun joke.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

It is not an observation of natural philos.
aphy that a steam whistle makes d horse fly
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

At this season of the year, the liberty OF
the cider press must be preserved.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

Love is blind. very blind---when the girl
Ia rsnh
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

The fat chicken always looks forward with
more or less apprehension to neck's tweak.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

Anew opera IS called THE Orange Girl. !"
It is expected to provoke ''peels" Of laughter
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

Life Preserver.
III you are losing your grip on life. try ssWGIss
Health Remover, Goes direct ID weak spots.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-29

Ladies who would retain freshness and vivac-
ity. Don't fail to try Wells Health Remover.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26
Notice to l.. =. co,eus, nan.

\, 70 your notice lately published in The
GuiEF, any one can sec tow aniaciouSly you
ignorc the plliu law Ia section 221i L. 5, Re.
yised statutes, and my rights in this legal
subdivision .or torty) upon which We ere co.
settler, as shown by said law. Your pretend
ed claim 10 tnc nc..t 'o,te cast of ihi, one is
evcn more absurd and forbid you or any
one doing any work upon that for. or npon
my part of this foty upoa which | have
been aud ain now living ppd mas'cg Improve
ments, u well dcancd hnnndarv bpving been
established with you by mutral consent be.
fore surYey.
also Notify you dgiih tnnt have dropped
and quit my east forty tas orig'ua''1 clam
e,D 50 rs to leave You u large clam, even af-
ter you hal hnrterri or given away the east
forty Of Enpr claim lus YOU or'ginally located
itl The said forty have nrit for yuur ben
eft X certainly not 'ntcrior to ary about
there, and ioius one OF tue iurt'e' yod claim
ca the south rs you welt know,
MN&rlS WlSFt CLp.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26
WOMAN'S PHYSICIAN,
Ladies Private Companion,
HOME TREATMENT.
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Delta chief., 1884-03-26

rur Montrose Messenger Is mistaken in its
statement that we have asked ii to declare IFS
position ON the Representative question.
This We have not done, believing il the duty
ef each paper to do Us Il plcases in the prem.
i.cs. The WessenGrr shows u narrow, c"n-
tracicd policy in bringing out It's own candi-
date and then declaring It will support him,
but inling to inLics.tc that IL will support
any other Reservation candidate, or IN The
event Of the failure of its candidate getting
the nomination. that II will help to nominate
smother Reservation man.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

In reference "a the rbncc MT O.. and notice
| win only say that Vie said l.. :. Coleman IS
new claimpg * diiiereu Ibd VISIONS tGr
fnrl,cs). four of which viii not lacS fNcac"es
ot uil claim Of leo acres besides he has
bArterei abandoned since survey nuoshcr
forty aud traction ioinleg il pt the east end
OF Ills claim rs ofiginaily located, ndd from
which he has sold t'mhcr to d. derrnt pa lies.
Now. as | hold dcccat respcc, Tor Toe opin-
ions Of the community, / State tncse I!e's IN
order that good people may not loneer be de-
ceivrd into wasting u noble sympathy IN this
case upon oonscicncelcss object, cvidcnily
acting the role of buldnscr or trytae 10 40
~. NJ. WiSrIELp.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

TIE Montrose Messenger brings out Chas
l.. Mcdonnell, the Monrosc banker. IA q
candidate for nomination for Representative,
Mr. Mcdonnell is IN every way fitted for The
position, aud il nominated will receive the
support OF rtrE CnIGr. But in the failure
Of tho gentleman getting The nomination,
win the Hysaagcr support a uominee from
one of the other two counties?
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

PEorI.r should be careful huw they sign
petitions. II was related few days ago nt a
Boston club that II petition was presented to
the Massachusetts legislature rtg,rdn. col
nred children. 1, began 1--WE, ihc under
signed parents Of coldrci childrcu," etc. 1t
was signed by cN.goyernors members of the
supreme court judges aud officials in other
high places.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

The idea Of building school house for the
purpose OF booming town lots may not he a
new thing in the history of We tern towns,
bu, we mus. c1n't. It las Semitic sound To
il. We fear the tas payee % Montrose coun-
~ won't care to hear much OF the iusidc his
iury OF the Montrosc school mudilr.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

TnE bill tor the relief Of the settlers on
the Reservation recently introduced ia Con
grcss by senator Iiill. has been reported back
fivorably to the Senate, aud /; j. expected 10
come up Tor action in few days. There is
good prospect, OF It's passage,
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

InT citizens Of Delta are called TO plcCi on
next Monday evening, At 5:30 o'clock, AT the
Office OF THE cnIEr, for The purpose % Sc
Icctine candidates Ia ill the city Offices to BE-
voted on next Tuesday. Let every one come
our and take part in il.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

Arihc meeting of the Republican County
Central Committee. yesterday, 10 select per.
son to represent Delta county in the Repub.
lican State Central Committee, hc choice fell
ON H. D. Blair, The Committee meets in
Denver ON the 10th Of next month.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

wo.g on the eastman ditch will be com
aud viii not bc let up on until water is put
all over the ,ushmau mesa, which will be in
time fnr thi. years crop We arc assured.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

THE Grand Army posts all over the curn-
Try are petitioning President Arthur to veto
thu Fiiz john Porter bill, II has gone back
to the House for concurrence ia the Senate
amendments.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

TmR surplus funds accumulatins in the
United state. treasury appear 10 c'eaic con.
siderable dissatisfaction in the minds Of some
Of the rroPlc t. ve, rid of the surplus We
suggest that The gosermen, start papcr.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

EurERoE WILLIAM, OF Prussia, celebrated
his ,igh,y.Seventh birthday cu the 22d Inst.
iIi- cyc,ight is falling rapidly and il i- feared
II, may beron.s hliud. more g. eciSlly a he
obi,,t5 T. aiy in ,ie of treatment.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

TuiHTEES Of the leading newspapers in
the leading commercial ccn,ers Of the South,
come out sguarely for protective tariff.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

IL the Messenger maks as bad a job Of
booming il. candidate as il did Of exposing
the school house muddle, ii had better let the
job out.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

THE Grand Valley Ditch company is about
To move its headquarters from Grand june
tion to Fruitvale down the Grand.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26
Republican state Central committee.
HEADQUARTERS EEFuBLIcAS STATEl
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,

GENITAL COMMITTEE,
DESvEn, March ~, 1851
The members Of this committee are requested
To meet at the City Hall IN Denver. on Thursday,
the 10th day of April at u IN. Of said day.
The Republicans in the new counties are re-
uuesied 10 send a representative frJin each eouI-
ty TO be present at aid meeting.
]. Is. CHAFFEE, Chairman,
4 NICHOLS, Secretary.