TUB SCR ANTON TRIBUNE SAT U It DAY MORNING. MARCH ,i. 1894.
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TWO P1TTST0NS
TllK Pt'llANTDN TlUHUNK'S PtttStOn 6
pun incut h in rhnv.v of .1. V. Knliy, to
Whom news items an d complaints nay be
referred.
A Soli- tuaiiiil Donation.
In accordance with tln rlestrs of A.
E Brown, Chief Bngineer J. H. Mulitn,
of tho lire department, distributed the
amount set forth in the following lot
tor among the several tire companies
Inst evemug nt the Magorit engbA
rooms,
Pitiston, P i , March i. lsw
John 11. Mnlhu. Chief Pittslon File De
partment :
Dxab Bib Bneloaed cbeck for $".' per
mit me to forward to yon, as I donation io
Iki uiatrlboted among tin companies who
participated in extuis;tiiihint the tiro at
my liouso Bond iy last At the s:me time
1 DM to express to the different OOOip ir.ies
idt sincere thanks aril appreciation (or
the prompt and afflcunt services rendered.
Vuttrs respectfully,
A B. Huowx.
-
(July twenty-nine clays.
lV !
Q - n .-Stations Jury.
The following citiz.'ns huv been
drawn as jurymen to serv at critnin.il
conrt to meet April '.'o
Pittttoo George Stuitli. miner;
James Corcoran, hotel.
West PltUton William M. Watson,
cauier;J 11. Hosier, contractor ; Ales
McDongaU, men-hint.
Yateerllle William Brown, miner
Jenkins Peter Durkin, teacher.
Wyoming--Merrill s.,x. InstiOs.
Water Comra BT Ask for HUtbt
The Mill Brook Water company, of
Pittaton, tiled a petition yesterday utk
Ingtbe court to grant It the privilege
jf eonetrnotlug a reservoir ui!i lands
)f the Hillside Cu il and ro i company.
The statement siys thai the water com
pany hus attempted to co:u;irnit the
defendant company for dammes done
by the use of the laud, tut tttat tho
companMtJon conliluol be a,r.-ed opoo,
md that thereupon was tender d to
tbe defendant company bond an l s cu
rities. but the Mtuti were refoaed. T.ie
petition asks the court to approve the
bond aud privilege. Wilkes-Btrre
Ljccrd.
Cure for He.idaehe,
As a remedy for all forms of Headache
Electric Bitten has proved to be the very
best. It Sects a permanent cure and the
most dreaded habitual tick headaches
y.eld to its influence. We urge ali who are
afflicted to procure a bottl and give this
remedy a fair trial, in cases of habitual
constipation Electric Bitten cures by giv
ing the needed tone ro the bowels, and few
eases lo us resist: the use of this medicine.
Try it once. Large bottles only Fifty cents
at Matthews lircs. dm,' store.
Only tweuty-uice days.
PiTTSTON CONDENSATIONS.
r 11 Wf
REENLEAF.
He Knows No Equal of Pained Celery
( )oni pound.
Spring
Ci
1 11 PC BAP
n ii ii in i , n
I 1 XX. V J. U 1J.XJ UJJJJ AJ1 B.BJ
A. Jtt.
A Soldier Who Has the Courage of His
tions -Commander of tho National
Guard oi His State.
Convic-
The Lehigh Valley Rtilroad com
pany, 67er watchful for the interests
of the public, 'nave stationed a tiagman
at the Port Griffith crowing.
The moulding department of the
B'ova works is idle todiy, owing to a
delay in shipping pig iron
The Father Matthew Total Absti
nence :md Benevolent society will
elect officers for the ensuing year at
their meeting tomorrow.
The Giasa tta commenting on the
illegal liquor traffic don in t'.iia
vicinity, hits the nail squarely on thi
head when It says; "In prnning of
liquor licenses in this neighborhood by
the court is worthy of ali commenda
tion. That there are altogether too
many saloons in Pittaton is conceded
by ail who have tho welfare of the
town at heart, and it is to bs hoped,
now that the court has evidenced its
desire to restrict ths traffl'!, that the
constables will make it their business
to see that those to whom licenses ar
granted abide by th letter of the law.
The time has come for t ie illegal liquor
br.inss that is daily being don here
abont to be handled without glovos "
Han ford Smith, aged 61 years, of
Little Exeter, Wyoming connty, while
driving to this place Thursday after
noon waa stricken with heart disease
aa he was about to give his horses a
drink of water from the trough which
is located on the Coray estate A yonng
man named Miller toeing Mr. Suiitn
fall ont of his carriage, hastened to
sscrfain what wis tne matter, but
upon reaching bim found him dead.
Yonng Miller placed the body in the
carriage and conveyed it to the dead
man'e tome. The deceasd was a life
long resident of Little Exeter and was
higr.ly regarded by bis neighbors far
and ne.ar. He loaves a wife, thraesons
and three daughters. The fonral
will occur tomorrow morning at 10.30
o'clock.
J. F. Regan, of the Ht. Charles hotel,
yesterday sold a Vyar-old bay Ham
lltonian geldinsr to Gh F. Jacobas, pro
pritor of the Eigle hotel. Sixth str-jit
and Girard avenue, Philadelphia; con
sideration, $500. The colt is a vesy
promising animal, and the condition of
the sale was that be conld trot in three
mlnutea or better. Journal.
At a meeting of the officers of the
Third district of tlm Scranton Dioce
san union held at Kingtton Thursday
evening, it was decided to organizt
what it to be known as a Ladles' Cath
olic Temperancs society. The meeting
was a very enthusiastic one. an I was
attended by James Judge, of flcranton,
national orgmizjr Citholic Totat Ab
stinence union; Charles Livan, of
Wilkss-Iiarre, first vice president of
the Bonn tOQ Diocesan Baton; Mary
May, of KiogatOB, second vic i preii
dent; John J. Q iinn, of this plane, and
Miss Nora Dolau, of BoaBf Notch, di
rectors of the Third district; John
Mack, of Kingston, secretary of the on
ion, and James liaflney. of Willres
Usrre, cecretary of the Thir l district
Another meotlng will beheld at Jones'
hall, Luzerne borough, next Monday
(Voning.
An alarm of fire was turned in from
West Pittston last evening. The loca
tion of the fire was in the vicinity of
the Exeter Machine works. 'I he build
ing was a frame dwelling house
The local military companies are nt:
lively engage I at work making prpar
ations for their semi annual inspect ion.
It will take jilacn doiuo time next (teak.
Archlmld L. Jenkins, of tho West
Side, has succeHsfully passed his eu
nmination at the Philadelphia Dental
College and Hospital of Orel Surgery
nnd will receivo the dogree of doctor of
dental surgery ut the amiu il coiumeuce
inent next week.
Do net put off taking mediolne. Numer
ous littlo ailments, if neglected, will soon
break op the system. Take Hood's BarM
pnrilla now, to expel disease, giving
, strength and appetite.
Bond's Pills cures coustipation byrostor
ing tho peristaltic action of the alimentary
canal.
TltKltK is nothing like Dr. Thomas'
EclectrioOil to quiculy cure a cold or re
lieve boarseues. Written by Mrs. il. J .
Fellows, burr Oak, Su l-'-pu Co., Mich.
We have placed
our line of Ginghami
.Mi' i
on sale
i fnr the
ummer.
faiteful
l'rices
what
Coming sunn;.1,
Finer Goods, More
Colorings and Lower
than ever bet ore, are
will recommend them to our
patrons.
GLOBE WAREHOUSE,
PITTSTON, PA.
100
Brown's Bee Hive, Pittston, Pa
IE
Thousands Remnants of Dry Goods. Cloaks nnd Par r;i)Ls daring
j sill- ill less than oort ( material, ""
Every Inch of counter iiin eovereel tviththe grcntosl bargains ever
snown,
Ladies' Pelt Hale, this season's stylos 10.;. Mch.
Qoya' Winter Wants -. . 10c each.
llulf 30c. each.
Cloak- $1.50 each.
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR" AND NOTIONS AT QUARTER OF VALUE.
COME IT WILL PAY YOU,
Great Clearing Sale.
BROWNS
TH1
Thatcher
J. THe ii ST. Get prion mil
fie the Inrnnce nnd be con
vinced. A lull line of BEAT
1 Its, Appollo ami Quuzs Door
K tugeii
CONLA'K'STiA I. DAVAllE
PIT INI ON, P .
PITTSTON,
BEE HIVEj
PA.
MQOSIC POWDER CO. E, Robinson's Sons'
s 1 1 Commonweaith Bid's,
BCUAMl'O.V, pa.
MINING ami BLASTING
POWDER
Juaceattha MOOSIC nnj audtv
DAL15 tVORICS.
"I feel like a new man," says Brig.
Qeo, W. L Qreenleaf, of ths National
Uu ird of Vermont.
i Jo not Uuo the eual of l'aitia's
celerv compound."
Bric.-lien. Greenleat of Burlington,
Vt , is a man of national reputation.
As a soldiar he has the conrige of his
convictions, atul manfully BUkei a
public statement of what he kuows
will beutfi: others. He writes as fol
lows: "Permit me to al l my testimony to
the Valuable qualities of Paiue's cslery
compcund, which I conil ler the bst
prparation of its class on tho m irket.
From au esnerieuce of nearly 20 yeari
In the nandlingof drugt, 1 am familiar
with tin me,!ical proporties of its vari
ous ingredients; and I ilo not hesitate
to recommend it, especially as 1 never
heard of a caso wnre it did not give
perfect satisfaction.
"I have need it Jmyself on several
occasions, and always with beneti:.
Last Spring, bein vry much run
down and debiliated, I procured some
of Pains's celery compound and coui
rueuced takint; it. The tir.H bottle pro
duced very marked results, nnd the usa
of two bottles made me feel like a new
man. As a general tonic I do not know
its equal."
Xervous debility produees morbid
changes in the blood vessels. Tliy be
come relaiad, weaksnel, and loss their
state of healthy contraction. The re
laxed condition of tho arteries admits
a large onrreut of I lo 1 1, an.i, as it c.m
aequeuo, its motlo i bsDoiftea BO mnoh
lower and mora Blunlsh, congsttioo
of the lining of the hlooi vessels en
sues, with the reaultlng formation of
morbid matter, which is thrown into
tbt blood stream, producing rheum i
tiita, grnt, nanlfalgia, diseases of ilv-r
and kidneys, nervous weakness and de
bility, and the many direct signs of in)
pure blood, aa skm dieeaee .in aomu of
the many forms,
Palne's c'lery compound cures nor -vou
debility.
The recntly miblished teitirooniall
from W. E. Anthony. M. D., of Provi
dence, L' HJudkln. M. D-, of Port
land Dr. J. H. Lindsley, C. E. Cole,
l. D., ami medical director of the
PrariedO Chieil Medical Institute, and
hosts of prominent practitioners all
over the country have resulted in the
most extraordinary n't of this extraor
dinary remedy. that was first precailel
by Di Phelpi of Dartmouth college,
aud has linoe come to be known to the
medical profession, and, la fact, the
whole pop!e, as Paine's celery com
pound. People of the highest standing in nil
classes of society, in every city and
town in the Union, hare been bdnetit
ed by this, th i greatest of all remedies
for th cure of tho numerous ills that
result from impaired nervom system
and impoverish 1 blood.
It makes people well.
MALONKY
i!tiiiifiii't nr i'
Burnin
Lobncatlniz
y in
L IBin & Rand Powder Oo.'s
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Electric liattorie, Futai for ex plod
ing blast.-, ,-ufety fuse and
KcpaunoChemical Co. 'a High Explosives
Lager
Beer
Brewery
JhtLUfactiirers Of the t-'elebrateJ
PlLSENER
Lager
Cjllnn
Msg Shafting and Journal Sredai
OF KICK;
7S1 Wast Lackawanna Ava.
WuKKH' Meriaiabfi
For Delicacy,
For purity, aini for Improvement of the com
pletion, nothing equals PoawHl'a Powder.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
Umior this heading short letters of Interest
will be pnhUebad when accompanied, for pub
lication, by the writer's naiun. TnaTuuiaa
will not tie bi.'ld ri-'siionsible for oplnlOM here
expri'ssedl
KorseshOf intr.
Thi.i is a subject upon which much
has been written, 1; has engaged ths
minds of many mn in various walk
of life; numerous ami various kinds of
shoes bare been devised, anil so-oalled
systems of shoeing, a for Inatanoe, the
Danbar system, which at one time
joined conatderabla notoriety, each of
which, in the oriinion of its originator,
would D70?e to be a solution of ths
problem Tho subject, however, still
rjm afnl a debatable ons, bscausa there
has ben a nniversil. but miitakmi, be
lief in uniformity of horses' feet. No
two feet aro alike any more than bu
rn m faces.
It is therefore impossible to devise
a shoe of any spcial design that is n ;r
fectly adapted to all feet. For exam
ple, we find a distinct typ3 of featnres,
pesnliar to oath raaa of the human
family ; also a constant dissimilarity in
the faces belonging to the sun race.
Bo in observing borssa feet I find sev
eral different types, and dissimilarity
of feet belonging to each typo. This
is the chief reason why nina horses
are seldom or never lame in the fet,
although carelessly or abusively shol,
while others nr inbjiot to lanenasi
from corns and other lesions of the feet
and limbs, miles i shod in tho most
careful and Intelligent manner.
The best type of foot to hear with im
punity the artificial condition incident
to city life, (is stablos, and pavements,
and the ordinary inn in shoeing,
which throws the and stress
upon the well ) Booh f'jet J nay are not
very round at the plant, or border, an 1
the hoofs from toe (juirters back are
rather Itralgbt sxtmt I well backward
and are not loo dtep at th heels
Spc will not admit of a dlecrlptloti
of tne sovera! typ s Of which are in ire
or Inks liable to corns, tdBbOSMIlIn the
iiMfis, nrbion often UteaR out at the
erotnet n i various other rsgloni, In
rgiiri to shoeing il,,, fao', ii, that lo
obtain the best p .ss! bin results, tocome
within the range of scientific ahosinK,
faab horse and asob foot must be sho I
iccor ling ID Its Indlvldn il rtqniremants
or.pecnlfsrltln, with not only a viow
of protecting thu toot from azoaaalve
wear ami violence, but of permitting
its neveral parts to perform their fiinc
llons in a UlOfBl iiisnn'r. for exercise
is nrcesssry to maintain normal circu
lation of the blood, which Ii essential
to maintain nutrition and rapid re
newal of the sensitive and external
structures I reftr especially to tne
frog, plant or ou.shio i and fysturia por
tions of tho foot, not excepting tho nu
tritiou of the navicular bono itself.
Again, to shoe acUntlfically each foot
must be kept in proper balance nud
relative to tb limb it supports from
month to month'.' and year to year.
When this is doii' and thu plant orenr
fiics of the fut are leapt in snot) ondi-'
tiou that the natural process
of flaking or exfoliation of the
sale (whereby It regulates 'itself toito
own proper thickness), is not too miuoi
retardod. Thn, 1 lay, corns, cracked
hoofs and Interfering will bo things of
the past, and there will not be more
than one splint, or case of gradually
progressive naviculor lameness, now
so common among saddle, and carriage
horses, whore now tuer are ten.
Pathological (hoeing or operating
npun the feet, with a view of curing
diseased conditions, nnd consequent
Inmsnsss, or other iuipdiuiuts to the
perfect action of horses, requires;
First- A thorough knowledge of the
anatomy of tho locomotor? apparatus
.leconil - Kiio-.vle Uo of its dneas-s,
their oaniea, pathology and treatment
Tbird A cheiiucil expurietic" ijnalify
ing the op rator to diagnose correctly
nnd locate all lameueas with aertainity.
Fourth Medical skill andingendity of
a high order, JoRM HaKLUt D. V. S.
Hcranton, Feb. It, Ml,
VERY HANDSOME BARGAINS.
Kany Standard Uooks That Are A:
raoa. Oiven Away.
Interest in TBI Thiiu nk's list of
books continnaa 10 uninterruptedly
that il has been thought wiso to re -produce
some of the best ilfeis. Jnnl
read th-se titls and see how low our
prices make them:
Ri m iiar Tiibnne's
Price. Price.
Pictorial History of the Ureal
Civil War 3 00 .81)
Pilgrims' Progress (utatt'ed) 9.80 .80
Earth, 8ea and 8ky aT5 ,TB
Marvelous Wonders 2.75 .SR
Ufa and Works of Kpurgcon 1.60 .fin
Pictorial History of the StOM B.TB ,85
.Museum of Wonders a. 75 .W
From Pole to Pole 3.78 .8
Pictorial History of the Uni
ted States a 00 ,0.1
Kcienre of ,if a.;s l.no
Life Of Harnntn 1,80 .Wi
Indian Horrors 1.60 .5(1
Joasphni 8.00 1.00
Shopn's I'hotogriphs 8.W 1.88
Oolnmbas, the Nsvigator,.. ' .60
Webster Dtotlopary lo ona-
BalfJSttsala ,88
Mfo of Christ a.no .86
Life of lilalne 'J;,V) .5:1
Health, Wealth mid Happi
ness .100 LOO
MKJfAL BAtyOAIM
T. H. Arthur's Work;:
Irappllnii with th" M in-
ster ;5 ,80
Woman to the RaKM 75 ,0
Weildlog Onett 75 ,ao
Mother's Rnle 7; ,'j i
Haved As By Pita 75 ,an
WoidiofOBear ' ,8ii
'I be Tr ie Path 7a ,vo
Frloodsaud Nelgbbori .... '75 an
t 'asl Adrift 7.-i ,M
our Bosnia ',; .an
OOLUllBllrl sUltlKH.
Six books for 7." cents. One thou
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Only twenty.nlns flaya.
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER
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W 6TE P3SessioiS of ffler8 bands sre qaieKly ;on- jn
U ' suried, but Hroufledye, wtyty is tt?e mind's n
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If you kuoyr less than your neighbor yon aro to that cxlont
Closing out the bal
ance of our
FUR
CAPES
at following prices:
Beer
CAPA CITY
100,000 Bbls. Per Annum.
"knowledg:
IS
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Aati aiihan Circular Caput, 2t In O.Oo
Wcol s. a Circular ( ap-s. 2 la 14-0)
Stone htartsa Circular t.'upau, 21 tn to.'u
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1 lot rf children's acta at 98c. SBch
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Ladies' Plush and Cloth
Coats at Your Own
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J. BOLZ
138 Wyoming Ave.
Ti.e only Practical Furrier iD the city.
Seeds and
Fertilizers
Large Medium and
White Clover,
Choice Timothy and
Lawn Grass Seeds
Guano, Bone Dus
and Phosphates for
Farms, Lawns and
Gardens.
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