THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE Fill DA Y MORNING. FEBRUARY 9. 1694.
LIVE NEWS OF
10 PITTSTONS
TU Scuaxton Trihusk's TittRton do
parttueiit is in charge of J. M. Fuliy, to
whom news ItMU aud complaiutt may bo
referred.)
Robert Mantell. the romantic actor
win) was seen hero in "Monbura," will
proton t his lataat tucoost, "The Paoa in
the Moonlight," tomorrow ovoniui; at
Music hall.
Charles Root, a raaldant of Smith-
Till, wan admitted to the DOtpiUl yea-
tarda. He waa itifforing from ironndi
about Iho thoulilrrt 11 ifliottd by a plank
railing unon hi in while at work at the
Haidalban (baft.
The body of the man who Trai killed
near -Mill (.'reek a tew days ao has not
yet been identified. In his popkat wat
found a small piece oTpaperooutaiuiiis
a few word in Polish ui red ink. They
were translated as follows: "Qood bye,
Port Blanohard." This leads to the
inaploten that the mm committed sul
cidu. No on seems to know luiu at
Tort Blanohard. tJ-tzette.
Matbew b'laherry, an .KtJ aud re
s; to ttd oitiien of Avoca. was instantly
killed Wednesday by a fall of rock
w die at work m the Avott OOlUary.
The fuueral will this morniuif. Ks
qnlan bih hmss will be celebrted in
s: M try' ehurvh and interment will
be m.ule in St. .Urv s cemetery. Arooa
In the series of ijames between t.ie
New York Curling Olub and the local
club from this plao for the ohamploa
abtpof the United States, which were
iUved at (.'antral p.trls, New York,
Wednesday the local team attain dem
onstrated their ability as being the
best players by beatin their opponantt
tweuty shots. The Pittstou players, it
will be remembered, defeated the New
Yorkers here last yotr. aud Mitt victory
briuis with it another sold mad) to
tiiem at the expense of the New York
club.
Andrew Goolic, who waa rnu over by
a Delaware, Laeaawanoa and Western
train a short distauce above the Lacks
wauna aud Bloomstmrir junction a few
day go, necessitating tue amputation
of "both Its;, died at the hospital early
yesterday uiomiu.
Hoit. the Colored ran who wis tuide
a target of by anotuer colored mau iu
a shootint; match several weeks ago,
has so far recovered as to be consid
ered out of danger, aud his discuarge
from the hospital it bat a question of
a few day t.
Auotker redaction in wijet has beeu
ordered to be made at 0 iJt'on by the
Lehigh Valley coaitwnv. Wipers who
heretofore received Btl.38 a day, have
bt-en cut BO eentt, mskmg their pay j
73 centt per dav. Laborers in and
aronad the yard hive been cut 3 cents,
making their pay $1 20 a day instead
of $1.23 aa formerly.
Bucklea's Arnlci Stirs.
The test salve in the world for Cats
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Corns and all Skia Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or do pay required. It
is guaranteed to jive perfect satisfaction
cr mcaey refunded. Price 'J5 cents per
cox. For sale by ilatthews Bros.
GATHERED AT MOOSIC
Njwsy Paragraph Penclllsd b7 Our
Lively Local R'Drsntativ.
SpetHai to the gtrOfttot) TrtbuM.
MOOCIO, Pa., Feb. 8. Jamea Brown,
of South MaiD street, spent Thorttlay
eV'Dio with friends in Pittsron.
The scholars of tfitl Lizzie Mmie
are preparing a grand entef tammeut to
be held Easter.
Mrs. Gtorg Ellia inttndt to start a
elect school for small children ntx;
Monday. Feb. 12.
Mrs. Joiia Bird, of Providence, spent
Thursday with her daughter. Mrt. E
T. Blacarnan. of Brook street.
Mr and Mrt J. A Andrews, of
Providence, spnt VVwdnaaday with
Mr and Mrs. Robert White of Moosic
flats.
Jamet Tompson and Bister, of Pitta
ton. p-nt Thursday evening with Miss
Lillie Knapo of Brook street.
Mathew Bean, of Duryta, called at
the home of his parentt on Minooka
avenne Thursday.
Mrs. James Brown, of South Main
street, spent Wednesday with friends
in Avoca.
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CARBONDALE CHIPS.
Brinf Notst af Istaraal Compiled b7 Our
SpoUl Corrsnpindtnf.
Npecial to ffce fkmnton Tribune.
(JtKBONbi'.E, Pa, Feb H -William
B. Evans is in this city, called from his
home in Chicago bv the death of his
father, the late Thomas K. Evans.
Jamtt E Bnrr is on a bnsinett visit
to New York city.
Mrs. J D. Fox it visiting Mrt. Or
fillt D. Biacki-.gton, of bunmore.
The Miaes Alice and Jennie Butler,
of Canaan street, are the uiita of
Mist May Weston, of Honesdale.
Do aat put off takiot; meificine. Xnmnr
ons little ailii.nnts. if negiaatad, will soon
break up the system. Take Hood's Marsa
panlla now, to expel uueaae, giving
ntrength and appetite.
Hon4'i Pi 'la enres cnntipalion by raatOT
ing the peristaltic action of the alimentary
canal.
TAYLOR REPUBLICANS CAUCUS.
Mtat and '.:.... W, P O ifflths for
the Office of Biuir HM
Rpecitil to the Ftrranton Tribune.
The Republican of Taylor held a
cancni last evtninz in YVi ttn fl n't
hall. After the tnratintf hud been
called to order a eommitten conaistinK
of .John W. Ileese, J. It Price and John
M Harrifl was appu.nted to wait on
Bnrgeat Iiavid J iiurni to tee if he
wis a candidate for rn-eltction. Mr.
ilarrit was not in the field and to the
committet reported.
The namtt of Willitra P. Oriffitlit
and Kicbar I Morris were then placed
in nomination. A vote wat taken and
Mr. Qriillths declared the nominta of
the Kepublicana of Taylor. The candi
date it a well known man and nnmhtia
hit friends by the hundred!. He will
undoubtedly bo elected.
TO GRANT A FRANCHISE.
Important Meetine of ths Forest City
Council This Evening.
Social to the ijafailfott Trihune.
Forest City, Pa., Feb. 8 On ac
count of no quorum being present last
Monday evening, the council will meet
in a special H'-tsion tomorrow night. It
is to be aincerely hoped that tha mem
bers of tht council will doem it thtlr
duty to be present en mas , and settle
the question of the proposed ttreet
railway extension franchise, whhh iu
the name of progress nhould be granted.
President J, W. Aitknn, of Carbon
dale, will be present at the meeting.
The company nndoubtadly, will be
granted the franchise.
For Burns, Koai.ds, Bruises and al
pain and soreness of the flesh, the grand
household remedy is Dr. Thomas' Eclectric
Oil. Be sure you get the genuine,
UP AT FOREST CITY.
An Entertaining Batch of Newt From
a HastlliiB Correspondent.
i'ci to the Ikranton Tribune.
VOKBST City, Feb. 8. William
Baker who was injured by the cars at
Ararat yesterday morning ou the Jet
fertou branch of the Erie, instead of
Ontario aud Western as reported iu to
day's Tribune, died before reaching hit
homo at Binghamptou, N. Y. He had
been visiting a friend of his in this
placo two or throe days previous to the
accident.
Horace Greeley Likely and Russell
Holutyra shepherd, of Carboodale,
pent last evening pleasantly with
frivuds in thit place.
The Ladles' Aid lOOiaty Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church held a sociable
at the home of Willlniu J. Pentecost
on the W .vuo county aide of the tur
hiii ni Liokswanna river last avenlng
It has been the rnstom for a number of
years to hold a sociable at this place
once a year, and the otie last evening
was largely attended mid au eujoyable
lime was had.
Mr. and Mrs Monroe Tyler were
oalled to Tyler Hill, Wayne county, a
few days ago ou account of the sick
nets of Mr. Tyler's mother.
The borough election takes place in
lest than two weeks. Everything
sseius quiet "along tht line," but there
is generally a calm before the battle.
Till Tkiiu k leads iu thit place,
others fid low.
The Methodist Episcopal church par
sonage wllltMOO be encloted, aud when
finished will bo a haudsome rotidence.
Land Agent Mcl'ormick, of the Hill
side, was in town today.
Qeorge Taylor, of Boranton, visited
reWtives in tins place today.
Aec rding to the seventh-day ad
vantltta tue world comes to au end
next Saturday, unless they are mit
taken.
Many of our stores are putting in au
assortment of valentines, which are
full of sentiment, either wnttou or
pictured.
Services were conducted In St.
Agnes' church yesterday, as it was the
beginning of Lent. The day is also
commemorative of the fasting of out
Savior for forty days iu the wildsr
nest. Easter Sunday, or March '.'7. the
term of Lent lasts.
Miss Eva Whitney, of Susquehanna,
it visiting her friend. Miss loue Tyler,
ou upper Main street.
The following ladies attend the La
dies' Aid society of the Presbyterian
oburoQ at CTniondale today: Mrs. H.
D Allen, Mrs W U Bites. Mrs. J
D. Caryl. Mrs. H. S. Esmay, Mrs. I. V.
Smith, Mrs. W. L Bates.
A parody on a well known poem
well illustrates our sidewalk:
"A boy stood on the icy walk.
Whence all but him : id slid;
Zip went bis heels, up wtut his feet,
An4 'wow wow' went the kid."
Realism with a V'l-giano.
fHptadt Blwtter.
Tragic Fate "Have you heard of the
sad fate of the novelist Tajetta? He com
mitted suicide from jealousy because the
heroine of his latest story marries another
man."
That's Noi Tras Hrab3Uts.
Yen. York IttkgfOtti
Hard times are a godsend for those who
cau endure any sort of hardship except
hard work.
Some Times There'i R-om.
Milwaukee Kvenin'j WitiDntm.
There are s-ats in the churches of this
country for 4:5, WU.OUU worshippers. It is
only rarely tout every seat is occupied.
Cynicifm Excusable.
S'tmervilte Journal,
When you meet a young man who takes
pride in being cycical yuu generally have
tome excuse for being cynical yourself.
Too ExDniv a Lux iry.
Chicago Tribune.
It has become so costly to wear sealskin
that only a few of the seals themselves
now wear it.
The Philisophy of AVfe.
Bulfalo Courier.
It is with 'om men as it is with most
fences. They amount to little until they
get a gate ou them.
Ksspinz 'he FU'ires Straight.
WnhiAiton JfatS
An Egyptian mummy was lately shipped
to Chicago. This maes the population
2,000,'JOl.
Conversation.
.Sir trillion! Temple.
The first ingredient in conversation is
truth, tbe next go.d sense, the third good
humor and the fourth wit.
Avoid find len Chills.
life.
"Arthur Is wrapped up in that Boston
girl."
Is he' I hope he has his overcoat on."
.
Their Golden Opportunity.
Uaily Amenta.
Moody and Bankay will tpeud a month
in Washington. Thing of the material
they will have to .vork on I
Just Like a Man.
thirnfo Tritinne.
Artist This is my best picture. I call it
"St. Agnea '' Add you don't like if lam
IO sorry. May I ask what your objection
it?
Critical Young Womm Her halo isn't
on straight.
A Pol tlr-tl Ocroirreno.
I IffimrJertng WtAJ,
The way they talked of harmony
VV'ss something aiuiply grand,
And tlin they held a wrnnglo aa
To who should lend the band.
tVhrri Dtfay was Rlrk, we gavo bef ( 'nstorla.
Trhwihn (raaadbOd aba vied for Oattofttj
Wh'ii ale- lieeame Mlaa, aim i linii; to Castirla,
When ahu hod t 'lilhlren.nlie gaMtle-ui ( jistorla.
THE GEM COUPON. THE MOST
UNIQUE OP ALL.
A Trip Through the Colum
bian Exposition.
72 leaves, printed on one side
only. Showing all the places of
Interest on main grounds and
Midway Plaisanoe. Hi.e, 5x7.
KnihosKitd paper cover or full
cloth.
Twa Coupons and 25 CENTS lakes
rmbossn cover.
Two Coupons and 40 CENTS takes
oloth oover.
Add 4 cents for postage If orderod by mall.
The Scranton Tribune.
NEEDLESS STARVATION
We Print Below a Most Graphic
WVS IGNORANT OF DANGER
It ia to Be Feared Few People Are
Better Informed, But Fortun
ately There Are Some Wide
awake, Intelligent and
Quick to Profit by
the Suggestions
of Others.
"I naturally shrink from appearing
before tha public, but I reallte that 1
havt paasod ttirmigh an expinnca of
;i moai remarkable nature. Many of
ntv friends havn urged m to nan It
DUblto, but I bavo always ilticlined to
d so, 1 feel.however.that it it a duty
k hiiii I iw both to th nubile and u;y
frirnds to tall tln dory.
"It is uniUationably a fact that
thoiisaiuls ot nan and BTOttMa ari m
the greatest peril ami do not for a
utonenl reallie it. What tuuat ba
thought, tharafora, whan 1 ttatt that
1 was virtually starring for hov.t y. ars
and vot , blind that I was, did not un
derstand it. To niakrt it morn olatr, 1
will daaoriba my ooaidltioa The lirst
thing I notloed was a loss of tppetlta,
l thought littl- of it at tirat and attrl -
buted, it tii bllllonaoeaa, but inataad of
passing awav it Inoraaaed, anil caused
na vory much aiinoyanoo. 1 than ba
i mi to not ico that I wat losing Hash,
and altO that my liver was veiy ir
regular iu ita action. The sllghast SX-
artlon nrrd me out oonplatelr and my
nervea Wan all unslruug, and 1 had a
bad tast in the lu.'Uth, tomatlnes to-
aonpaniad with nauaea and vomiting.
I was also troubled by hot Qathea, fol
lowed bv chills, shortness of breath,
palpitation of the heart, and a severe
and distressing cough, it oan readily
be understood tint these tyiutitnna
steadily growing worse mad life a
burden. Fboae who read tbet words
may perhaps, recognize familiar but
none the less dangerous symplous. You
oan Sea bOW dangerous they m ly be
ooma bv learning how tiiey eveutu.illy
mined my health.
"It was a long time bsfore 1 con
sulted a physician but 1 finally did so.
He examined m and said: 'The
trouble with you is that you do not di
gest your food properly, and one of
your lutgs is afftoted. Your systom
is in sue a weakened condition that
your food passes through your stomach
without being assimilated. Ynu are
actually starving for want of nourish
meat. He then ordered me to t ike n
tonic and plain cod liver oil twice a
day.
"That was my first experience. I
tried the cod liver oil, but iuttesd of
gaining fl'sh I lost, and wb. it is worst
t lie greasy oil niuieated me, mailing
me feel more miserable. At that time
I was reduced in weight to less than
100 pounds and every one declared that
1 was dying: of consumption I was a
mere skeleton aud hardly walk two
blocks without being utterly exhsmt
ed.
"It would fill a whole volume to r
1st' all the sulfring 1 passed through
after this. Suffice it to say that I
visitad a nutnbar of prominent physic
ians, all of whom had the tame opinion
about my condition, an 1 eicn prescrib
ed a different reined v. Oos doctor told
me that cod liver oil emulsion was
good, s lying it would havu a better of
feet than plain c id liver oil. I tried
the emnlsion but the glycerine in it
gave me the most terrible dyspepsia,
Another ordered beef, and another
malt preparations, I tried these until
the very sight of them waa sickening.
My stomach rebelled Against them.
Then I tried farinaceous foods, prep ira
tiona of wheat, uarely, oats and malt.
Thty only fermonted in my stomach,
causing aeid gaats to rise in niy throat
till my head was ready to burst, 1
steadily run down, had fearful night
sweats, aud conghed constantly. I auf
fere I to intensely during this period
that death would often have been a
welcome relief.
"It was at thit critical state, wlin
hope had almost been abandon
ed by mv family, that I received a call
from a very kind friand. He was
shocked at my wasted run down condi
tion. After haaring tny unhappy story
he asi I, 'I think I understand your case
and I believe I know' of something
which will p-rhaps mak a well man
of yon. In fact, if it will not help you,
I know of nothing that will. It is cer
tainly worth a trial it is a scien
tific dieOOTtry which is crent
ing a great stir in the highest
medical circles. It is a prt-digestnd
food which is capable of being absorb
ml by tho system direct!? itia swallow
ed. The stomach dres not have to di
gest it. It enters at once into the
bipod and the vital parts of the body,
giving nourishment to the Hash and
blood. It builds up the system in a
wonleMiii manner. He gave inn a
pamphlet which I rtad very carefully
and I determine I as a last rstOf t to
follow his odvlce.
'Hoping against hopa, I began the
use the food my friend bad recom
mended. You can imagint with what
anxiety 1 Waited to ten thn result, evnn
aa a drowning nan clutches at a atrnw.
At first there was no pTcaptl ble change
in my condition Then, somehow, I
seemed to be gradually losing mv dis
ngreeablnatomach troubles. Hy degrade,
one depressing symptom after another
left me, until at last I waa able to eat
without snlferiug. I lieu I began to
gain more rapidly. I found that the
lire-digaatnd fond not only gave mv
ayatem new life ana vigor, but it toned
up the stom tell and my entire bn.lv iu
a remarkable way. It. tuableil other
food to digest and it increased my vi
tality to an unuaiial vi--.it . My re
Mfery progrtaaed to audi a degret that
iu tix weeks my weight wna greatly
increased, 1 went bck to my wink a
w. ll mau, and I unhesitatingly say that
I own my recovtry and present condi
tion wholly to I'askolu. the great, pre
digested food, which took from mo tht
lowest physical depths and restored me
to Hi" lift and hanlt.li 1 now pusses.
"My recovery shows that the fenra or
myself niul family that 1 was siilltring
fiohi consumption warn uniounled.
Since mv recovery I have naturally
given considerable thought on the sub
ject and have corresponded to many
people who have lieeu troubled ns 1
was. Krom my experience and what I
have learned, I firmly believe that half
the dtathn that occur from so-called
consumption and other wasting di
seases aro due directly to lack ot nour
ishment. Lost of Hash i a sure sign
of disease. No person whoBe weight
did not decrease ever died or consump
tion. Indigestion and m il assimilation
of food lathe great Aiii Tican disease of
the presety day. Thousands of men
mid women too, are suffering just as I
did and yet they do not know It and
cannot realize II. It is a most insldions
a most dec-ptiva trouble. While it hss
eertain symptoms, they vary with dif
ferent utonlo and it is not until a por-
son is brought low bv rtduoed flesh and
distate that a full realization of the
danger is felt.
"I have endeavored to give my ex
perience in the hope that others who
may be traveling tbe same dangerous
road and yet do not realize it, may be
warned in time aud be restored at 1
was, I believe thst all such people,
provided they have not confirmed
consumption, cau tie saved, if
they will but take advantage of the
lateHt and beat discovery which science
has made for thoir leueht, 1 believe
that medicines will fail to cure eurh
oaae'i but that n pra-dlgtsted food iik
faakola. which can now ho secured or
any reputable druggist, will olTect far
better resultH than drugs. I shall be
pi ssed to answer all Inanirtei that
may be addressed to me upon the suh-
j Ot. although I make the above state
iiivnt voluntarily and solely for the
good I hope it tiny be Hie nivalis of do
ing. John .1 bBOUOBTOH,
BSfl West ttfd St., N. Y
A pamphlet giving full particulars
respecting I'aHkolu will lie sent on ap
plication to the I're Digested rood
company, IllM Dunne street, New York
city.
Looked I ikn n 1-'U.
I'mk.
1-Mitnr II. i. n . i . i . . 1 . 1 1 ahollt ll Mn-
itllppi lynching, bill I don't believe lis
g c inline.
.Uhihlunt. Kditor W hy nnfr
Kdttnr I ,n dtiAan't mlv that "Ins
body waa riddled with bnllata."
Bulh Ihorl and 4w let
MUaeti ''""
"It is n great pity," snul the girl who is
popular, "Unit young men won t arrange
their visits on tbe tborl and sweet plan.1'
"What la thiil'r'' asked ill" oilier girl,
"tlo hoiuu early nnd.deavo u but of
candy."
-the
Impotturt Is Uxelest.
Brooklyn ffsitf,
Mamma "Now, I'redily, when you
come to the table I want you to act like a
little man." Preddy "Ah, what is the
ll. a of i. I i I ... . lil: . Iliiiu A In n voll
get served like u little boy?"
-Hia
Slyla of Work.
Iiulioniij iili.i Journal.
Workhouse Superintendent "Is there
anything you Would prefer in the line of
work?
Dismal Dawson "If it's all the same to
you 1 ibinkl would like in net in the parlor
and knit tidies."
Spring
Ginghams.
We have placed on sale
our line of Ginghams for the
l omincr spring and summer.
Tiner Goods, More Tasteful
Colorings and Lower Prices
than ever before, are what
will recommend them to our
patrons.
GLOBE WAREHOUSE,
PITTSTON, PA.
AIM CLEARING SALE
10 Days, Beginning Thursday, Jan. 18, at 10 A.N.
A. B. Brown's Bee Hive, Pittston, Pa.
Thousands Remnants of Dry Goods. Cloaks and Pur Capes daring
will: at h'ss than cost of material,
Every Inch of counter room cm end with the greatest bargains ever
shown.
Ladies' Felt Hair this season's styles 103. each
Hoys' Winter Waists fjo each'.
Muffs. -Jim .i.
Cloaks
VI i 0 IJHCll.
THh
Thatcher
IS THE Bf ST. (let tirices mid
tee the furnace and be BOB
vincfid. A lull line of BEAT
BBS, A'ppallo mid Gauze iJoor
Rangaa
CONLAFSHARDWARE
PITTSTON. PA.
Closing out the bal
ance of our
at following prices:
Haitian Lynx Circular Cap's, i Inohas, M.M
Electric Seal Circulur Otpst, -I in 8.S8
Astrakhan Circular Capes, lU iu U US
Wool Hi a: Circular Cap s, U la litW
stonu If trtsn Circular Captt, i-i w.nu
Brown Kartan l ircuia- Capet, Jt in 45.0U
Utter Circular Capes M ill 0O.UO
Seal Sacques
Seal Bacqosa, .is inc os long U0 nn
Soul Jackets, H inclias 100,00
Seal Jackets. :m iiichus oatt
Astrakhan Jacket M Inches ion.' aj.uo
Circular Capes
Seal Circular Cnpe, IK) lnrlies Ions;. With!
Butterfly Caps jss no
Otter Circular Cape, 30 inOBtt loiiir. with
Bottsrfly Cape. 105.011
Sable Circular Cape. DOtuohot long 8.5 OK
Astrakhan Circular Cape, Jil Inches long - l"1
Electric Seal Circular C.ipo, .'til in. long., til 00
Gray Crlmmtr circular cape, :io in. nut :iu oo
40 dozen American 8. al MutTi at....Jl i ctcIi
I lot . f chlMren'n aeta at OHc. earh
1 lot of hlAgu Kobes, pluili lined SI each
Ladies' Plush and Cloth
Coats at Your Own
Price.
J. BOLZ
138 Wyoming Ave.
Tiie only Practical Farrier in the city.
Seeds and
Fertilizers
Large Medium and
White Clover,
Choice Timothy and
Lawn Grass Seeds
Guano, Bone Dust
and Phosphates for
Farms, Lawns and
Gardens.
HUNT & CONNELL CO.
hosiery, rjNDBBWBAB and Notions at QUARTER OF VALUE.
COMB, IT WILL PAY YOU,
Great Clearing Sale.
A. B. BROWN'S BEE HIVE,
PITTSTON, PA.
101 POWDER CO
Hotel Waycrly
Bnrontan Plan. Flrtt-alut Bar attiiahta
I n pot lor KcrKiiui A BnatTt i'aunhiuuaer
Bttf
E, Cor, m sod Filbert Nl., Philada.
M i i ' for rftti1 outs of N K. 1'ntin
IJiTAlltaV All 0OB?OlDOtl r trnvlern'
t rihI from Him I BtFMl t at i n und thn
TwtlfUl nnl Mftrknt u- rtntlun 1 -ilmlln
for vihttintf Soriintonluiiri tuid i".
i III tlio Anthiavlti Uutflou.
T. J. VICTORY,
PROPRIE TOR.
DRITKR niiiik CO.. Ino'p, Capital. IUO00.000.
BB81 SI.BO HHOB IN THE WORLD.
".I tlnllnr noveit inn ilntlnr ntrnrit. ,
ThltLadlitt'Bollil Pranch Ihinajot" 1(111 Bat
ton IUmiI ileltveieil fn n wli- ie In Hie f s., en
rernlpt ef I 'null, Men, y I inirr,
ot ratal Koto (or ai .'.
KiinniA srtrr trat tbt Imkii
p.ilil In nil relntl lilerei fer
(U.MI. We in. ike thl. Inlet
(HirirlvrM, tllerefere we yieir-
f Uttjlii litis aaal ittaf.
iiml if miy nnrt t. lint nallHttr,
lill retiinil (lie Illeliry
tndanoUitr pair, opera
(HI lir Cemlliell Seme,
V.. .ll KK,
niul hull
'lotrnite;
I lit you.
Mlimtrali'
ala
leitun
FREE
3 FEDERAL ST.,
HUSTON, MAMS.
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14
Dexter Shoe Co.,
Bpeevtl term to I'rolr
AHMEHARTMAN
90b' Soulh Washington Aveiuto,
Oontraotor ami bnlldtr ef canarata PlaffinA
Cuuerntn Hluoks, I'otatn, llutter ami dial
Blim, Wet Cellart drltd QD, Onlnra may be
lert at Tbomptoa Hratt, Will mm A C.i.
Main ami Kynoii Btrmiti, or at Keranton
Btnve Wurka. Alan Kinimlatloin, I'mterna.
Fiah Wire TumiMla anj Cnlllii Flawing far
Uanleii Walki,
For Delicacy,
For purity, anil for Improvement of tho com
plexion, nothing cqualn Pouoni'h Powder.
SCRANTON, PA.
MINING and BLASTING
POWDER
Jlatlettthe MOOSIC and KUSU-
DALE WORKS,
LltBin & Hand l'owder Co.'s
ORANGE GUN POWDER
tlectric Btttarltt, Foaai (or explod
ing blast, Nafaty Kuso and
RepaunaChemical Co.'s High Explosives
THE
SNOW
WHITE
FLOUR
IS THE BEST.
THE WhSlON MILL CO..
CCRAMTON, PA,
THE
Upholstery Department Natthews
OF" -
William : Sissenberger
opposite Baptiit Oharob,
Plmui Avenue,
Is replete with fine and
medium Parlor Suits, Fancy
Rockers, Couches and
Lounges for the Holiday
Trade. Prices to Suit all.
Also Bed Room Sets, Din
ing Room and Kitchen Fur
niture. Parlor Suits and
Odd Pieces Re-upholstered
in a Substantial manner.
Will be as good as new.
PUZZLE.
THE GREATEST NOVELTY OF THE AGE.
Vtluabla as a. Souvenir of tbe Fair.
QUITE EASY WHEN VOL' KNOW HOW
$300 IX PBIZEfl WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO THOSE DOING THi:
PUZZLE IN THE BHOBTI SI SPACE H UMI
FOR BALE BY ALL NEWS COMPANIES STATIONERS AND AT I"Y
smith'.. OB BENT To ANY ADDBE88 UPON UECLIPT or
PRICE, 5 CENTS, BY
COLUMBIA MANUFACTURING CO.
112 AND 114 SOUTH EUTAW STREET, BALT1MORL. KB
AUCTION. AUCTION
AT
SURDAMS
'Bargain
Stores
i ; l Pen n Avenue.
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 15
A L'lIAXC E to buy at your own price
Hardware, Saws. Hammers, Tinware,
Lamps, Hosiery, Gloves. Notions, Fancy
and Other' Goods. -
Siern Rod Flas
x3 f3 h
RESTORE
I IIM V Hit K
lh TRITTKN
N, w limlt I . Wil hr.M HBHlt ft J
nut HAS KattCtrt .'Tr,-u. Pt.h.ily, I ol txn.il ri.wtr in tlthtlMI,
InToliintrtiT Kmt.tioitr flln ftot ottt If Mffltclt4, .u.-h IrriiM,. I.
foti.nniptioii ot IkMi iIt, (l -ni ,.,-r box h Btll.t butt ItJ WMb ttrrt
t i.i,t r . .. . "till, n Kti.iimi... l,i .M.T. or u-LioJ the uoooy, Iuji m
raai. mi Mi im. on ii.piuj,oio.
far aajfe by JOHN B PHBLPS, PbarisacltU oor. Wyoniag Aya. and BpraoaSki
Rcrtnton, l't.
fifa
MANHOOD RESTORED!
'KEKVE SEEDS.
lilt wwiii ftA phmHj rmP
kn trail ! runt nit m i tt i.t Af
MM "iirli M WMk Mrnnr. LoMpf 111 Mit lnwor. IWmtiu'he. w :ikiMulnri,
l.ttt MumIumM. M iihtlf BmlMlOM. NtrToQMliA,alllrBltininU ,-i,t p- ir
Intii iwrMtvttOffftiitol slthdi ni mmmm) byorvrvxtfUiHi ymiihfui '
OBOMMfvuM of tobMOQi oplnn or MlnulkntaV wbtoblMd to Inflrmitr, Cjn
Miiiii-ilon oi liinnHT i nn ho out rlc.l i n rot po. kol. V i Nl d a. i 1
in til iMt-unl.1 W'lth n imlor ocl o n rlltrw itiinratiifrr to nip
WWaVtaVMaUM,,,. r.-tiiml monvy i .1'- 1 1 1i HKk !(. AW r H. IRlfl
t.EFOREINDAfTtRUSINti nuothti AtTdrau Nlttl " fBVDebM fiutonk mm 00000.11
For Bate in Softtfttdn, Pa., by H. C. SAN OKHSON, Dnffist, c Washington
BROS.
Druggists '
AND DKAl.KUS.IN
BURNING and
LUBRICATING
OILS
Atiuiitiii i u,i hii.i Pranah .luo.
Para Llatatd oil,
TiirHnUlii nml VurnUUon
Btadymltad rnlnln In nil t'olors
Ofldttt' Whiting,
I'm in w hit., mui Knlumln
ml Vitrei, Mnrbla
liu.t nml Window CUM
MT. PLEASANT
AT RETAIL.
O-ialnf tln twnt nualllv for ilomostlo UTO.nnl
of nil ki7.hu aanvand la any irt of tuo city
it jowaal pHoa,
Ordtrt M ut my oAot,
M. I IS. WVOM1NO I'M T.
Hi nr room, Urn! BOOT, Thlr I Ntloi)l Umilt
or font by until or tolojiliono to tho uiino, will
rocoivo prompl nttontion.
bbmmI aMwaata wOl ba ntAt for tho nla
mui otlirtry oi Baokwhaal Oaal
WM. T. SMITH.
Lm iti totA)d,ra bv I
I nilu iiiulor tiiirtntr harbaJ hi IVtlUH) rii. a1
I PwtaYiW ptoolaMld 1(H) af- bk , ilInitntMl (row I
Ii rtu "' K"""" 'VV wnm, iniin't'nu hvih i
liffffttirn i'rv nlfniratl fitw t.v mail Wtim H.tl RoritlO I
land MannTTvfhai. Our MaitaLr- Damarlv mill