TUB SCBANTON TRIBUTE FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 10. 1894.
LIVE NEWS OF
TWO PITTSTONS
rTm Scranto.n TiiiHUNK'a l'ittston dS
parlnient U iu charn of J. M. Fuy, to
whom news item and oouipliiiuU maj bo
referred.!
ACTION FOR J.,,ooj DAMAGES.
fames L Morris for Widow Qllmartln
Suit. Hsr Husband's SUvr.
An action iu datnigss for $'.'5,000 was
couiuisnced at Wilkes-Barre, Wadues
day, by Attorney James L. Morris, iu
behalf of Mr Annie Oilmartin iiiiainst
.lames MoLangfalin, formerly of this
rilai'O, bttt now rusuletit of Mayttald,
Lackawauua comity.
It will bo recalled that one year ago
this mouth McLaughlin, who at that
time conducted a saloon on BoUth Main
street, assaulted Jam! ttiltuartiu, hut
baud of the plaintiff, with mob vio
leuse as to MUM his dMtb a low hours
afterward. The dtfirivtng of th sup
port thereby caused is due for the
preseut aetiou
a
DURYEA S NEW POSTMASTER.
Hottl Frprtator M K Corcoiau Saouraa
tha Covetsd Piiai.
M t OoTOorao i the bappiatl into
in Dnryea at the preseut miuueut His
joy is due to a itiiaina vterdsy morn
ing from Washington, D C . apprising
bin of hi appointment a ttt
to succeed t Dill, who ha ao accept
ably conducted the atl'iirs for the pas!
four vesrs
Mr Corcoran is well known id these
parts for hi ui.iriy social imlitla. lie
oouduets a hotel busiuass aud is a
'straight-haired Democrat from bis
toe up.
Tm Hbisr ututiinl insurance p dtcv
agaiut attacks of llrjtnSSI t to bo touud
m tafcuig Hood's s'arsapari'.la. IC you aro
weak II will make yoo strong
Hoop's pats are the beet after dmuer
pills, assist digestion, cure headache. Try
a hoi. Ha
Dfch at J 'hu L Caitwrisht.
John L. Csrtwrtght, one of West
Putstoa'e moat iwptotad ottiiaaa, died
at his home on Wyoming aveuus
Wednesday evening at i o'olook. His
death w entirely uuex;v?3ted. He had
been ailing for the pea; few days, bat
hi ailmeut wai thought to be uothiuji
more than a slight told, brought about
a a result of a trip to the Prorideuoa
poorfiouse, of wai.-h h was a director.
Tha fuaeral will occur tomorrow after
nooo at tba bouse.
DEAR OLD GRANDMOTHERS.
PITTSTON BRIEFLY RAPH ED.
Events of the Borcaa-b. Cu: Dova for
Quick Paroaal.
"McCarthy's Mishaps at Music Hall
this taenia.
The hospital contains twenty-three
catisnta at tha present time aud the
full compliment of bads ara ia use.
The attention of school AinotuM aud
teachers of th ssbnols at tha praaeut
time ibooid ba aser:ed in keeping a
sharp lookout for childrau coming
from infected districts. A little ttn
nor? taken in this respect, if not neces
sary, can do no harm
Al Rica, of Mill street, employed as
a brikenau in Oxtoa yard, wbila en
gaged in coupling cars yestsrd.iv morn
ing had his hand sqnid. A physi
cian dressed tbs weund. The injury,
whtla painful, is not serious.
A wagon carrying telesrraph pfles
wn struck by the tenth bound Dela
ware, Lackawanna and Weeteru pas
senger train whieh lsaves tha Junction
at 2 o'clock. Tha accident lOOBfTOd a
abort distance above tha Lackawanna
croaaing. The driver and horses es
caped injury.
f he Art goag had one of itt periodi
cal tpatma about 10 o'clock Wednes
day evening. All of a sadden it com
meacsri to blow and never stopped un
til tha steam iu tne boilers beatme
hauatad. Tha general opinion ia it
should ba removed without delay.
Mrs. Hanry Cobtn ao4 Mist Cohen
left y eater lay morning for N'sw York
eitv
Mr. and Mrt, A W. Andarton, of tha
W-tat Side, are sojourning in Philadel
phia. They expect to ratnra home to
day. Mita Reap, of William ttrtat, pasted
Wednesday among scran ton acquaint
ances Miss Robinson of EJinabaraton, N.
Y , ia viaiting Mrs Anderson, of tae
Wat Side.
George Evsraart, who has been for
several yaara in Chioago.it viaiting tha
scene of his fcoynood in thia place.
Timothy J Lmrkin, of August i, Oa.,
it viaiting bta parenta on .South Main
street.
Mm. Holvey, of the West Hide, will
lecture In the Bsotist church at F
toryvilla on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednetday evening of neat week.
t
V or. no you ride on a railroad that usee
no oangDr signals? That m a signal
of danger. The safest core is
Healthy, Hearty, Happy, Using
Paine's Celery Compound.
How to Milk i the lnst Miles us
Smooth as Possible.
Ttiti llluess oi the A'il Mainly Couies Uuder
tbe Head ot Weakness.
For nget the world hat been piling
up it iudehtednesi to tho the aweot,
sunny, saintly gruud mother, who.
wliau mother' hands have been full and
strength overtaxed, havn urmuudu I
the young lives under the home roof
with the atmosphere of pence aud BO
selfishness.
Care for them, then
Give them the best of OATt and love
and thought.
Do not let the old folks nnv lo:igr
think they ire retired and must sitfOlear
back out of aiht front the world, ierl
log tiiat they have no relation to it
Oive them your arm when the streets
are lUpptrT. Carefully avoid saying
auything that luipiir that thay are in
the way. KAiutuher that thev, more
than younger prople, need Mmathing
to atir and olear their alow blood aud
give strength aud tone to their BafTM
and more feeble uoivert ofdlgtltiOD
and aasimilatiou.
The illness of the aged mainly OOtnai
uuder the h.id Of weakness, but none
are to old to be helped by PaloVl celery
oompoan I
It bring new material for bnltdiog
up WOTUOQl uei ve tissue
l'he many form that nervous wsak
uess t.ikes all disappear when once tne
vein are supplied with pure, more
abundant, mora vigorous blood.
1'aiue's oslery couinouud cures dys
poptlia, lltapltatONt, headache, aud
neuralgia. It cleanse the blood ot
every tract of poisouous huuiois an
encourages a rapid addition of the red
OOraueltl upon which the vigor of the
entire boiy depeude
White cheeks, white lips, badly
nourished frame indicate thiu. pojr
blood. Paine' celry oompouud re
toret tricb, pure currant to the blood
an I a healthy action to tba uervout
system.
To those who canuot sleep because
of nervout exhaustion. Pun celery
compound will shjw itself the one
tiling ueeled Men and women of
every age who have to struggle daily
I to meet the n -e Is of too great nervous
I axp-nditares should tuke thit great
remedy, lis vigorattng. toothing
action begins at ouct at the nerve cm
t-irs which msnuftcturea tbe nervous
force for every imisele and orgau of
the bodv.
Not only bat too liltlt) attention been
paid ta tiia aged, but tne prevention of
uervous'distatae iu children aud young
adults hat been ntgl-joted Fame's
celery compound ia genuine foo 1 for
the tired and used up nerves. It cures
tendency to htadacnts and all those
i seaxee which are dne to a disordered
n.-v?".s svnem. dry it. you win be
convinced.
Old Coaching Days.
In 18l!S driving had become u tine art,
horses were g(od, the conch and it ap
poiutments erfeot, attd both eoachmun
aud guard were superior to the man of 10
or ?0 yeara previously. Seworul broken
down geuili iu.ii took to the profi s .ion,
inolitdlng tha famous Mr. Stavensou, Mr.
Gwynnu and "the baronet," Sir St. Vin
cent Cotton Of the lews aristocratic cnach
fnnu tbe most crdubrntrtl waro Tim Carter,
Who died ho lately us last March, and Hob
art Snow.
it should bo retnembarad that the old
ohool drovt htovilt ImMb oooohta over
liidltferent. aoada. The result vuh that
hurses seldiMii laetrd more than two or
thn o yearn, and much cruelty was uu
doubt isily prhtleid
"I tlild tbe iiuIiuiiIh, " rune a luiNsibly
mythical uttarnnca, "you Rpd whipootd.
Bona Of the etorh s of the eroas OOQDtfy
couchc. running to Worthing, Porta
mouth, KrlMtol mid so on, are OUrioUt,
particularly of thai started bySqalr"
Walker in an nBIXtOOtaafUl attempt to ruin
u proprietor against whom he had a
grudge One of hi. teams oootainad lb rat
piebalds und il white gray painted to
mulch the others There is putlum, ton,
about the end of (Tpfold, an cvcellent
whip, who after u Merlin of mishap Anally
met his ileuth through pulling the wrong
rein. London Athenn uin.
samaasurable Dlstaneaa.
Every well Infoi tAi raadtc knowaor ba
lieves thai each tn lolling star is either uu
Inbabltad glotaa or a nirat blaaingorbof
tile, like out tUU, but ho far uwuy that
they appear to be merely nil IliinicuHUrulile
dlaianot One of the,;lantsof the lot is
Sirius, the "iIhk tltr, M which is Nmovad
from tba earth bj aueb an Immeaiurnblt
dlttanot tii.it a oouipariaon is the only
thing that will give any idea Of the tin
menaity of theeeaoi tpuoewbieh eiuruUM
our kIoUi from it.
Now to the ooinparlton Light travel
w ith u velocity of 818,000 miles per second
- rays from the mono, 840,000 miles
uwuy. reach us in about u second and a
quarter; from the sun il would take eight
minutes for light to travel the d lata not
which intervene-, from Jupiter .v.' minutea
and from Sirius 111 yean,
Let us look nt this from another Hiint
of view. It II were possible that Sirius
could have been blotted oiiuni Jhii. 1, 1MH
- tli'il is, hud lie been put into uu tm
nicuse bag and tOOMd instuutly into the
"abyss of time" we could not possibly
recognise the fact befuro Dee 31, 11)10
St Louis Republic.
HAPPY SERGEANT DUNN
Tlie Great New York Weatner Prophet
the Hlith Tower.
In
WHAT HIS SECRET IS
No Matter How Hard tho Wind
Blow Ho Keept Woll and
Qhoorfuli
May
-I
i - .V.I i
don't quite comprehend Mis
Norway PineHyrnp. Hold by
on a guarantee of satisfaction.
br.
an
Wood's
deaUrs
Jack.
Suiitb.
Tom -Iu wbut respect!'
Jack Well, wo WON Children together,
aud here now I'm 3!. and she's only
Tom You've lived faster than she has.
Jack Thanks, old fellow. I gO.au tbut
explains it Detroit Free Press
THINGS OBSfRVFU AND NOTED.
Tha establishment of a boird of
health for this borough Is a itep in tha
right direetlon and oie it la to be
i.ot,d will b carried into ffet as
epaedily aa possible. If there is a sam
lilanca of trnth in the manv storiae
that are in circulation, wa as a com
mo'iity are surrounded on all aldts
with contageons diseases fatal in their
results The establishment of euoli
boards in tbis common wealth Is of
such recent origin that few of the
many cities and boroughs have as yet
become entirely used or reconciled to
thia so called innovation. The que
tion ns to tbe authority or mission of
euch boardt is, it it fair to lay, ques
tioned by not a few. For the benefit
of these skeptics it is DOCOMftfy to state
that tbe local board derives it author
ity from the state by the act of aeaem
bly of May II, 1698, an extract of
which appeared beetofofl in these
minimis. The DOWd ranks na a dt
fendant only for the appointment of
ita members, it being a on-ordlnate
branob with the town council,
ou whieb body it relies for
the approval and appropriation re
quired to discharge tbe duties
incumbent upon it as a body. While the
act of assembly on tha ono baud defines
the authority of the locnl board, on
the other band it sots forth tbe duties
and responsibilities which may be
comprised in tbe few worda: "The
preservation of tbt pnblio health."
The Importance of this question can
not be bettor illustrated by tbe mere
fact that if tbe responsibility be al
ready great when the health of an in
dividual only it concerned, bow Infi
nitely greater must it become when
tbe autboritiet hare to deal with the
health condition of the whole ooin
mnnlty. To fulfill this mission, in view of the
prevailing prejudice arrayed againat it,
is a problem of no mean order. That
there will be more or less prejudice
against the establishing of such board
goea witnout sayinr, becauto there
n-vsr was a time when a movement in
angurated for the betterment of the
community was advanced than tome
nltra-contervative individual in the
exuberance of hit economit nature
oriea ont, "What' the use of a hoard
of nealth: Look at the expenasl" and
mny aimilar rtmtrks I: is ob
vious that it will require mire
than the persuasive powert of the
board itself to overcome thit prejulice
aud convert its opponent! into disciples
To do this tbt boird will have to rely
largely upon the assistance of outside
source, and, to the writer a way or
thinking, it would ba extremely dim
onlt to think of three more powerful
allies than the school, the melical pro
fttsioo, and, last but not ltatt, tbe
preas. The former iu importance it
paramount to either of the latter, be
c.inae the instruction gained on this
subject will fatniliariz) the ris
ing generations with the public
needs in sanitary resptct to
such an extent that they will grow np
well prtparsd to eoraprehen 1 the im
portance of tanitary tnnervition. Iu
the telection of tha men who nre to be
appointed preti lent of Council John
Mangan sr.onld bear in mini tint the
dntiet which will develop upon them
will require a Urge amount of iinnur
tiality, fearlsemeaa and hack bone.
The dnties are mueh harder to
perform in a town of Pitti
ton's tiz than in larger citis?,
where offieials art not to apt to la
tnrown in social or personal contact
with private partial , where thtantbor
ity of the office covers the little ihort
cotnings of its incumbent, or where,
to o a common txpreeaion, tha nftiue
mka the man, for by reason of his
familiarity with every holy it it mum
mora difficult for an official toexeruin
his authority and inspire his fallow
citizens with the proper reeptct for
hia office, it ia a well known
fact that pertonal oontiderstions,
lies of friendship, social connections,
hnsinei' relations, all tend to hamper
blm in the enforoemsnt of the law and
unitary rules governing the borough
He laoks, to to tpeak, the Incnbns of
antbority and offl'iial Independenoe
which is to be found in tbeelty official
To avoid sunh Influenoes bolng brought
Into play can only lie remedied by the
appointment of men who are tohserv
int to no corporation, olique or class.
Will thia bo done?
tea
It. was highly amusing at the council
meeting last Monday evening to listen
to OOfloifl members protesting strauu
ODlly that they did not care in the least
whether the gen rsl public knew how
they voted on certain oflieee, to lie filled,
while it tbe lame time these bhiiix
iriimbars were using their hast endeav
ors to luive their votes taken by a secret
ballot.
tea
Since the question hai arlann, "Are
councilman entitled to pty'f" it would
be well for the present boird to asoer
tain where they are at. One of the
hoard made hi position tlear at the
Monday night suasion by stating to tne
board they eould conildtr hia resign a
Hon immediately if there was no salary
attached to it In view of Councilman
llnunelly's position on the QUetllOQ, be
being a lawyer, and the declaration of
the law whinh sayt ooUnrilmnti shall
serve without pay, it nunalns to be
seun if the objecting member will be us
good as hia word, or whether his dec
luratlon il another case of "hedging, "
Aro the nfllcei of borough auditor
and borough tecretary IneompatibleT
.1 dm K. Dempsey, who was recently
elected borough auditor, and inbte
quently borough secretary, ia at the
present time filling both positions. As
tbe auditing of theteerttary'a aeoountt
it a part of tbe auditors work many
peraont oontend that, legally, they are
not. In support of their argument they
claim Mr, Derapaey oannot audit his
own accounts because to do to would
ratablitb a preoedeot which would be
inimical to tbeintereati ot the borough
a contention that it foil of aound
ttnee and good law.
With the New Valves
Out of Sight
Our new Bicycles are now
to be seen at our 314 Lacka
wanna avenue store.
VICTORS,
SPALDING,
CREDENDA,
GENDRONS,
And a full line of Boys' and
Girls' Wheels. We are mak
ing extremely low prices on
Second-hand Wheels.
Nkw YultK, Manh U Strgt. Ella
II. DUDD, who since the llepartmmit
of Agriculture has takeu thargu of the
weather bureau, Inn been popularly
kuowu Funner Dann, Isoueofthe
very beitkuovrn tueu in this city. Ilia
popularity, except with hia legiou of
penonal 11 lends, li, however, of a vary
ing quality. On rainy day when the
f l.l-ia are leaden and the street aro
iiillddr. he IH reviled and tmeorated by
unthinking pedeHtriuu. but when the
1 uu ahlueH and Urn rltiaa aid blue and
nature ii mulling, the Sergeant I putlad
mi the luck, metaphorically tDeaklng,
and made much of
Bergt, Uuuu alway ha rosy chtek
and 11 Jolly iiullu, a clear aye and a
sprlugy gait, lie is u picture of haulth
whether the batometer bn high or low
IU w do I 'kerp well and fat nod
shipper?" repeated th fatuous wouthur
manipulator, to the questions which a
reporter put to him yesterday. ' Come
nun ibis inner office und I'll tell ion.
Look out, Ihern, don't bump into that
nsycrotuettr, or there'll be a gale on
the count 111 live minutea Sll down.
Now I'll tell yoo why I utu a thorough
ly healthy man. 1 simply follow
Shakespeare' advice and let good di
KeHliiiu wait on appetite. 1 have thu
appetite uud 1 have the good digestion,
aud il i all due to a little fud of mine
tor takiug the artificially digested f 1 1 ,
i'.iakola Kvar beard of Patkolal Nov
My boy I'm sorry for you Some tint
ago 1 lost my unp'tiie, und began to
lose It-. 1 1 too. 1 tried all uortu of
thing!, mid liually my doctor told tue
to ute l'askoli. lie laid thatlfiuy
tlilng would put il ih on a man bones
und atruighieu oui hit digestive oruau
it was that. 1 confess that I hadn't
much faith in it despite his high re
couiinondutioii. but 1 took big advice
olid il' built me up aud sat me to
gether Hgiiiu iu tine shape. I'm a i'a
kola crank now, my friends tell me,
but that is because I always speak
well of anything that drisrves it, and I
huv alwny Lu m chanting its praltei
of thia prt-'digested loud very iteadi ly
ever vince 1 lint began to u it. Why
ihouldu't I t It hat built me up and
made a man of me. 1 itiek by my
friend every time, aud Patkola it my
friend."
To till tbe truth, Sergt. Dunn "looks
tbe part," and If Patkola eff-juts tvery
body the way it dott him, it mint, iu
deed, be all that pbysiaiani and icun
tl -t are claiming for this groat arti
fically digested food.
A pamphlet giving full particulars
respecting Paskola will hesentonao
plication to the Pre Digested Food Co ,
81) Keade Ht., New York City.
YOUR BOY
Your boy.
Yon hope he's going to to
a great man.
Your boy will be a man some day. Will he be an insig
nificant or a great man? That depsnds on the chance
you give him.
You hope he'll succeed. It lies with you as to whether
he will or not. You may not think so. You may think
you can't do much with him. He's obstinate, perhaps
hard to handle.
YOU have tO I'OriU hlS Character. Well tnese are Pints he'11 have t0 overcome, more or
hut that'y nni Annndh le38, Howver- hifJ character is, to a certain extent,
UUl lUUl 0 UVl VUUUgll,
unchangeable You
change, his faults.
can only modify, not radically
Frederick the Great.
Something ALL great men
have had.
Your boy can't be great
without it
The father of Frederick the Great thought his boy
was a blockhead up to the tima he wa3 16 year3 of
age, but he didn't stop educating him.
WE
BELIEVE
W e have the hand
somest line of Parlor
and Drawing Room
II ui
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and
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Let him read and choose his
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Teach him or let him teach himself Give him education.
"Without books God is silent, justice dormant, natural
science at a stand, philosophy lame, letters dumb, and
all things involved in Cimmerian darkness."
If you give him books he w.ll soon chose for himself
the subject in which he is most interested, which he
can most easily study. This study is the one he is moBt
fitted to pursue, the one in which he will make the
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You think: "Books, ah yes, how many hundreds of dol
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