Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-12-03

BOYS. don't swear, it Is q disgust
ing, unmanly habit it does you nc
good it lowers YOU in the opinion of
others it Is heart-breaking to your
parents and offensive to everybody,
Quit it while yon can, for after while
the habit will become SO strong that to
shake it off will be an lmpossibility.-
Ex.
Ladies, do not forget that the place
to buy your hats and honnets is at Mrs.
E. J. Brumgard's on Main street. Her
stock of Millinery Goods is unrivaled
and is being continually replenished.
For late styles, tasty work and reason :
able prices she leads off. The holidays
are coming on and ii you are not pro-
ylded yet with something new, you had
better buy your goods Of her.
Prof. Barret of st. Lawrence coun-
ty, N. Y, speaking of pulmonary dis
eases, says: Not one death occurs now
where twenty died before Downs Elk
ir was known. Over fifty years Of con-
slant success places Downs Elixir at
the head of the long list Of cough rem
edies.
For sale by j. Spigelmyer, and ID. 5.
Kaufman Il Co.
"A good deal of sympathy was
manifested in Bellefonte for little
Frank Foote, when in court last week.
The keystone Gazette of that town says:
d. n. Hastings, ESQ.,, and others rails
ed something like Sl4 in money and
gave it to the boy. A new suit of
clothes was purchased and Horace
Winkleman, of Nittany Hal, has taken
the boy and promises to give him
good home and all the schooling possi-
ble.
Slowly the reports come in of var
ious festivities to take place in Mill
helm during the holiday season. The
Lutherans begin with Christmas en-
tertainment in their church on Christ
mas eve. The Evaugelicals some time
ago announced their intention to hold
festival in the town hall on Christ.
mas day and Saturday following. No
doubt the other two churches will make
preparations to celebrate the joyful
season appropriately.
Mr.. w. B. Antoney, an expert
roller miller, employed bv Wolf 81 Ha-
maker, Chambersburg, Pa, was on a
visit East last week and remained a
few days at Penn Hall to look after the
celebrated Allis Roller Mills, which he
started about FIVE months ago for j. B.
Fisher. He was much pleased TO find
the rollers and all the machinery in per.
feet running condition. Of course the
result is, first-class roller flour and Mr.
Antoney says, that there is certainly
none better made in the state.
An exchange very pointedly re.
marks "No man should get angry
because a newspaper publisher duns
him for money. A dun is not an i'm
peaching Of subscribers integrity,
but simply an outcropping of publish
er's necessities. For instance, a tho u.s.
and men owe mau from one to four
dollars each. He has to dun them all
to get enough to pay expenses. Instead
of getting mad and stopping his paper,
because the publisher asks him for his
honest due, the subscriber should
thank him for waiting so patiently"
DRIVING THINGS TO Extremes "A
party of "hunters" from this place,
whose names we will withhold for the
present, shot a deer on Brush noun
tain on Tuesday which had been chas-
ed by their dogs ever silce Sunday, and
when they finally succeeded IN killing
the animal, it was almost chased to
death, and its hind feet wore to bleed.
ing stumps. OF course the meat was
black and unfit to use. This is viola
tion of the law and an objectionable
cruelty to the poor brutes. We wonld
call it butchering, not "hunting."
Why is such thing tolerated ?
The following attractive pro-
gramme has been arranged by the COM
mittee for the next regular meeting Of
the Excelsior Literary Society, Mill
helm, Tuesday, Dec. 9Th 1885:
Prayer Ly G. E. Limbert; Select
Reading. s. II. Alter Defamation,
Lewis Frain; Essay, Miss Cora Kream-
er Select Reading, Milton Musser ;
Defamation, F. E. Gutelius Select
Reading, MISS Mabel Musser Essay,
Mrs. Z. A. BumilIer; Defamation, w
f. Smith; Select Reading, G.. W.Long ;
Essay. ID. G. Smith; Select Reading,
Miss Annie Rhoads Grafton E. IL.
Long; Essay, Miss Clara Reifsnyder !;
Select Reading. Mrs. Il. A. Frank ;
Defamation, }. H Kreamer To spell
25'test words, T. M. O5man. Debate
"R solved that Columbus deserves
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