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THE SCflANTON TRIBUTE Til UtfSDAY MORNING. APRIL 5. 1894.
PECKVIUE PICKUPS.
Blakaly Counoil Organizjd Other Live
New Notss.
Peckvii.lk, Pa., Anril 3 Wartpah
Trill 2nt Improved Order of Had Men,
will install l ho following officer next
Saturday evening. Prophet, D. E.
Steams, sachem, C. J. llartman; sen
ior sagamore, Jinnee Winttone; junior
lagamore, John Wright; oliief of rec
ords, E. W. RoDHthon; assistant, A.
H. Jenkins.; treasurer, William Hill;
trustee, William Page. They will be
installed bv District Deputy Great Sa
chem A. H. Jenkins, assisted by Past
District Sachem D. C Williams, of
Hyde Park.
Mm. Joan Stevens and daughter,
Clara, eipeot to sturt in a few days for
three months' trip to Eujlnml and
Wales, where Mrs. Stevens will visit
her parents and former friends, whom
she has not t : for the hist IS years.
A. H. Jenkins wu elected represen
tative to the (treat Council Indepand
ent Order Red Men of Warapah tribe,
last Saturday evening.
A uiuple tugarand hot biscuit snpper
will be held at the, hoiu of John hi
Doyle Friday evening, at 6 o'cloelf, uu
der the auspices of the Ludies' Aid so
ciety of the Presbyterian cburoH.
Mrs. Qeorm Smith is very sick at
her home at Mott Huvon.
The Delaware and Hudson Crrati)'
Island breaker will pay their employes
next Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Cojl and Mrs. Warren, of Bll
plsce, are .buildiug additions to thoir
rtildeoMt,
Sylvester Smith has purchased a
house from the Delaware and Hudson
Canal company, which he intends to
move ou n lot near his residence.
Mrs. A. Cunningham has plans and
specirtciitions for a double house on
Main street and expects to have the
work soon begun.
William Vauderoost is doing a large
busiuess iu bis new enterprise.
A. W. Brundage ha the cellar done
for a new house ou F;rris avtmue.
Belle Newton is visiting friends at
Biughamton for the past three weeks.
MINOOKA MENTION
Th- Latest News Sot Up In Iatereatlsir
Paragrap'as.
Special to the Scranton Trihurm.
Minooka, Pa.. April 4 Contractor
Peter Mullen was awarded the con
tract of cleaning Cobb's poud for the
eum of $2,500, Patrick Cahill will
assume the duties of foremau,
'Fred Rollenback culled on Morgan
town friends yesterday.
William Mi-Andrew has tcotpted a
position a conductor for the Scrautoa
Traction company.
The work of tearing down the old
Stafford shaft was beguu yesterday.
The guides and carriages havn been ta
ken out, and the engines will be taken
out today,
A rooster fight will os cur at Green
wood, on Sunday, under tne auspices of
the Shanghai Game club, for "0. The
right will take piaca in the wood neat
No. 4 plane.
The Bachelors club of this place held
a well attended social at Callery's ar
cade last night. Music was furnished
by the symphony orchestra.
The report that Thomas Langan had
his leg amputated yesterday is untrue.
The attending pnyslcian thinks be
may come thrusrb.
Fred Hollenback, of Greenwood, was
fishing Monday at Spring Brook, and
secured a few small trout.
Mrs. John Nee, of Davis street, is ly
ing ill with incipient pneumonia.
The idle times at Greenwood is driv
ing the Poles away. They could be
8-en yesterday leaving for their native
land.
National Growth ami Chnnireft.
A nation is a living thing, all its compo
at-nt men constituting one great national
man. Being thus a living person, a na
tion, like any other person, pnsnm through
all stages of growth infancy, youth, man
hood. Ever growing in volume, it must
necessarily outgrow, successively, the dra
perics suited to the various stages of life.
tVud a nation's constitution, whether un
.vrittcn, like the English, or written, like
ours; what is it but a nation's drapery
vesturing the body politic? As, then, the
nation grows, so let its constitution grow
Not that wc are to be. forever tinkering it
in a mechaniral way.
But let it take on naturally the nation's
growing size. It is well that it should be
of iron, but let it have t.b; malleability of
wrought iron, not the inflexibility of cast
iron; otherwise it may suddenly snap.
Whata terrific illustration of this In our
own dayl Our nation, in growing, out
grew the institution of slavery, but the
nation declined to be wise, refusing to ad
just tho constitution to tL growing doct
rine of human brotherhood. What was
the result? A million of graves and a
billion of debts. Tho skin burst; and
nothing less than God's good heart, loving
us for onr fathers' sake, saved the wine.
Uov. George Dana Boardman in Forum.
The Changes of Time.
The other day he returned. He stood
again in his native village. He found the
can where he had hid it. He procured a
pint of milk. He went to hit old familiar
boyhood's home, entered, and in a hesi
tating and trembling voice, said, "Father
and mother, here's your milk." He was
given a warm welcome, but he noticed
there was a change in his parents' appear
once; they hod not the old familiar iook.
He questioned thern; explanations follow
ed. The young mau discovered that,
though the good people were still his
parents, the change iu their petal -um I up
pearance was readily accounted for. Short
ly ufter his sudden and mysterious depart
ure from" home his father died and his
mother mnrried again. Then his mother
died and his new father married again.
Thus on his return the wandering boy
found the dear old home as he had left it,
the only difference lieiugthuthc had a new
father and a new mother. Verily, truth if
stranger than fiction.- Old Colony Gazette.
An F.lerUIc iKlorvineUtr.
The Boston Transcript prints t.ka bl
owing account of an otoitrie micrometer
n which shoe manufacturers are inter
ested: .
The rnarl.iue in applied to the ovtiujf of
pieces of leather according to their thick
ness, and distributing them in j-nr-o. re
ceptacles, its capacity in thisllot uxtetui
lng to tho lepatatfon of taps, which vary
In thicknesses lilU'-j . 1,000th of&nlaili,
and this at the rattut 9Y! 'Arm an hoar.
When the aopnrHtau ta in optxatfoot ali
that is required of the attendant Is ta pwt
the taps in a trough like box. A foUowvr
Is then td justed behind . Uco, whXefc
keeps them in an upright position, said
mainteineaoonstsmt pressure Mthtru"
fed from the trough into two antttn
fingers, the taps in return being ted front
the trough into laiurewiiatar lingers, hV
pass successively Into iMjatLUra.
The fingers, which ire fed around by
rnchet movement, pause a short timn vnt
the receptacle for tap, and when a micro
meter finger reaches one o( tbeae bine Iu
which the tap that it holds skoald be
dropped, tho inner extension of the Anger
touches an abwttlo onUcl, and tho tap
falls from the jaws. The oportlion of the
finger Is msyio to actuate a coaster, which
indicates the number of Ups in ovary re
oeptacle. Purify the blood, tone I ho nerves, and
give strength to the weakened organs ami
body by taking Hood's SaiBaparilla now.
DANCING niakiONETTES.
rieasant Diversions for Long Evenings
In th. Family Circle.
Marionettes, nays a sonynipe inventor,
must have an inherent lifo of then- own.
The clown, the columbine ami all tin
figures representing animals will mow
caper about on their own hook.
Worn uu "visiting cards, matohsticks,
these are the very simple materials with
which people who are fond of B little non
sense now and then can fashion all the
figures represented by these designs, which
can at any time be set in tnutiuu like me
chanical toys.
Take, for instance, u clown. First draw
and aint t he figure ou the bark of a card
--the body and head first, then the two
lersi and arms; carefully cut out these
five pieces, dace tho body on a table, and
ubove it the legs and arms iu a position of
rest.
Now these limbs must lie joined, and
this is how it in to lie dono. Take, for in
stance, an arm, mark with a pencil at t he
shoulder end of the arm the exact i-l'ot.
forming the axis of rotation; pierce n hole
with a pin at this point and put it through
the shoulder iu the body. Bond a match
stick at the center as much as possible,
without breaking and drop a little melted
sealing wax, joining t he two ligament! to
the arm ami tmciy respectively, making
the part forming the joint In contact
with the pin. lHithe same for the other
limbs, remove the four pins and the figure
Is Complete, Now we have to give It life.
All that has to bo dono for tola la to
place the side of the figure on which an
the matches iu a plate containing a thin
layer, so to say, of water. The bent fibers
of wood which have not been broken will
swell by means of the moisture absorbed
and will try to rogain their rectilineal po
sition. The figure will 1 hen make a series
of abrupt movements which are- very amus
ing. The legs and arms will move apart as
these do which are moved by a string. Bo
oarerul to use only large, common match
sticks. The Swedish ones are Impregnated
with I'.'ui'.il'.inc anl would not move Iks re
quired. Koch one can perfect the mode of fashion
ing these figures as he likes best. A ballet
girl who can lift her foot to her forehead,
and a rooster that can move its legs about,
are pretty easy to make. A horse with
twelve different joints is a bit too difficult
for an amateur. For the horse each leg is
composed of three different gsirtious.
Instead of placing the figure on a plate
we can put a drop of water on each joint
with the linger or with a paint brush and
the effect will be the same. -New York
Herald.
Queer Facts About lieavors.
James Sherman, of Clifton, was telling
recently some queer thing about beaver
and beaver trapping. The animal, be says,
bus the most acute sense of smell of tiny
animal that exists. In setting the traps
you must wait till low water, iu order to
have the tide when it comes in obliterate
all traces of yout presence. When a bearer
is caught in a trap the other beavers at
oure enable him to make good his escape
by seizing him by the tail ami hauling him
away until they release him, often leaving
the limb in the trap as an evidence of the
struggle that ensued. He caught n beaver
once on Puget Island, and says that it had
only two toes on a hind foot, the other
three legs being amputated as close to the
body as if the limbs had never existed.
Mr. Sherman says there is one faculty
the baa vat possesses that would be a prof
itable and interesting study for scientific
men, and that is the power of making ob
jects adhere to the bottom of a stream
without any apparent means of securing
them. The beaver lives mostly on wood,
which it cuts and deposits on the bottom,
where it remain-, contrary to the natural
laws, which would in ordinary cases cause
the wood to rise to the surface. How this
is accomplished it la difficult to decide, but
it is nevertheless a fact, as Mr. Sherman
assures us that he tried it time and time
again. Beaver trapping pays well where
any considerable number can bo caught,
the average price of the furs being from
t3.."0 to $3 per pound. Cat blame t Gazette.
Thought "Ohlda" a Man.
I never see "Ouida's" name mentioned
hut it recalls to me the circumstances un
der which her work was first introduced
to the American public. I don't think the
story has ever been printed. It was just
before the war that Mr. LiQpincutt, the
Philadelphia publisher, saw in an Knglish
magazine a serial story bearing tlte nom
de jilume of "Ouitla." He was attracted
to it and determined to republish it. One
question, however, arose. The story was
named "Held in Bondage; or, Granville de
Vigne," and Mr. Lippincott feared that
the name would give the false impression
that the story was another of the many
works on American slavery thawere thon
flooding the country.
lie therefore determined to reverse the
title, and to bear him out in this he ap
pealed to the writer. A long and pleasant
correspondence took place between Mr.
Lippincott and "I,, de la Hame, Esq.," the
former supposing the latter to lie a man.
"Oulda never corrected the Impression,
and for a long time iu fart until Mr I.tp
pincott's subsequent visit to Rorone did
the publisher believe that "Ouida" WA1 a
man, and many of his friemis remind him
today of his enthusiasm over "the DOW
man across the water" whom he had dis
covered. -Edward W. Holt's Iei,ter.
A Iloj's Great I(ulr.
There is a little hoy up town w ho was 8
yean old B fow days ago. lie ba. so many
things more than any little fl yeat (lid
needs or wants that his indulgent mam ma
finally said to him iu perplexity: "Harold,
I really don't, know what to get you for
your birthday, and I think I shall let you
choose this time what itshull be. Now you
may say just what you would like most
to do or have, and you shall have it."
"Just what I want to do?" queried Har
old. "Yes, for this one day."
"Then I don't want to have anything,
mnuinia; but I do wnnl to do just one
thing awfully, if you'll let mo. I want to
put on some ragged clothes mid go nil
alone out In tho streets and liek a Mick. I
know 1 can."
And he did. New York Evening Sun.
001(7.
Obesity is often n tflentonil stato of the
body, the cure for which Ik In a return to
Kealtntal oenlitiiiL of Ufa. Tho ndy way
to iifftct this Is to live in a hygienio man
sr. to get aa much ; r ,.. flit a ,
and liefer u. .tmaln it. room with nknrat
windows U k esm be easoldail. Takv a
dally hash, nmflttaa payideai sjhea. eanl
4 rw Ir, . w to praimt kwilth FtW
rules be Ml at uusipeud urtth bnatt
dmplk out tmxortUea, no eoay wUI ebcajt y
I WrrrrL bet n am I
salad. The in wtx- tie until sue t
j tunntKod oWsrtrm-l7 attumlatlnat frwU
I Codnhtmeftlf pmmmm f eteadht
i in4oiora nenlkl nanstisisaion teajsaW
i !th taupneved mettnaJ end aaraWl peav
I trv Jmavfnier Xtudc.
Over 4,M lta I tlx, Oewairy.
Dow maty ono dtapam any Men I Cfts ttust
thare are OS kefitla in teW nwatnv I
I bene uuty to point tn to yeat Uxmt tWi
er jower en, 000 gnSolllTM mnMaawl bi
the ofllela! dtraotonr bj tb aotbunny u'
the govemnmet, and aa every eon k.tr-w
tbere l novo a piwtnsTtes a&yviiera but a
hotel tr nearby and neiwi atfemet ,
and ta h4- tummy katalt i. (Ml cuw,
where there is hut (on uosinffio- n. rv
tonahle to i..ni . tturt tbcm an as ruu
hotels as poataffioaa bi the Uulteii States.
Therefore I maintain that my estimate of
40,000 hotels h; considerably below a rea
sonable estimate. Hotel Register.
AUDITORS' REPORT
OF FINANCIAL CONDITION OF
ARCHBALD BOROUGH
FOR YEAR ENDING MARCH II, IttU.
MR P. A. PHILBIN, COI.UEt.TOR. DR.
To anil. dnpUotte for yuar ll . W1 Ti
CR.
Ry casii jmid treasurer SM.Ttrj -ft
lly p r cent, rotate. 1"" U
BySperoent. conmilbsion ISI12
lly oxouorations 17 4i
lly HPiiteil lniuU returnta to conimis-
Hkmcre W 72
Bronsoated I nils raturned to com
iiilstliiiien 84 W
$5, inl T8
JAMES 0'BOURKK, TRKABl'RER, DB,
Total, in treasury front ei-treaearar.l JfJ W
iytmt reo. from collector i.tim ;w
To unit. reo. from oommlsstouert for
liceuie l,gJ8 M
To runt lor toro tullillng 10 IN
PJUi IS
.1 AMES O'BOURKB, TBBASTJBEB, 0B.
By bonds N.i-. U to IT, redtsmsd 8 600 00
By oouponti ' Is 2
iiy orders redeemed tfiK H
By state tax paid " '-"-
livi iiiiuuis ,on ic , iifi-cent .. j-.t ii
lly cash im hand Kl UU
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ll r. i '. u l. EXPENDITUBE8
I hotnts li Hi. ol, riiul work $
UlobaU Murray, ' "
Owen KlQeen, " "
Ant. i nnleavy. " "
Ant. Dolpbln, " "
Obtrlat hluifiird, " "
fctarUtl llurke, " '
John Lanaj M "
Uiohael l.ane, " "
Patrieb Lane, 11 "
ri bemae Price, " "
Henry Sitiion, ' "
Edward Miller, " "
Coon KUnsbonri " "
UuUe Kly mi, " "
Jbn Beck, " "
Jaiiiuh I on ler, " "
Martin uummlnea, " "
John a. Dongher, " "
Coon BerghanetTi " "
Jehu Mnrriiy, " "
Mike Zewltkl, " "
Heiii y Myers, " "
A J. Miller. " "
Edward Noiiry, " "
II nry t'rt.
ThoDM Mtlonti " "
Jclr.es Otto, " 11
Patrick llurke, jr.,
Teddy Kinney, " M
Frank Hinncitan, " "
Pat Metre!,
Jiio. llurk' , " "
Wm. BeckmAn, "
Peter H to km an, " "
And UoDermotti " "
Peter Malii)
Patrick JuuVe, " "
l'atri k Tooun, " ,
Putrick Paddon,
Frunk llurke, " 11
l'.ilwd Kinney, Jr., "
Mich. Neulon, " '
Mich McHnle, " "
Edwrl McDonnell, " '
AU-X. "
J 1'. Mctilynn,
Jno. UcAndreWi " "
Ed. Kinney, r., " '
Tbomat swift. " "
Thomas Muiphy, " '
.liin.c- " " "
John (iilrov, jr., " "
Mm tiu Oaffrey, " "
Michael Brennan, " "
Steven Ear. ett. sr., " "
Patrick Qerritty, " "
Jno. Mnhady, " "
Patrick .Vuhady " "
Jno Munloy, " "
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Tlios. radden, " "
P. J. Bnri.e, " "
Tin s. K. Munley,
Ed. Usne, " '
Thomas K. Ilnnley. eomm's work
ThomaK Calfry, eomm's work
V. J. Buriie, oomm't woik
Bd liiake oomm't work
Tbomat Puddeii. oomm't work
Murk Prior, oomm't work ted t applies
M. J. BWift, nney., eomm work
n. i. swift, secy salary
P. J. Burke, Bnrgttt
!.rk Prior, team wm-k
Hy Prcpiti team wirk
Ji.o. ' r leu
Ji'Dies Utdeman
Janins
Jones it d Lack
.i.. J. McBale
John McHnle. police duty
Jeremisli Dunigg. poll lut.y
Mike O'Hi ro, p lice duly
Michael 1 odus, police duty
J. J. Newoomb, police duty
Patrick Hart, police duty
Thomas F. Munley, police duty
stuvo Barrett, jr.. pollc duty
kichard Kielly, jioit'e duty
William Dongher, polire duty
Mit hoel Dunn. prep, ballots
I. a. l'hiihin, prep, ballots
Thes. F. Wells, prep ballots
Thos F, Weils, aeuvorltu ta ints
P. J. Barrett, prep and del. ballots....
H. C. Llnuorman, auditor basin ass at
Scran on
T I . I I'Horo, sndltor at Scranton
'f. V. CTHoro auditing accoanta.V
T. K. Wella, auditing scconott
H. C. LindermaDi auditing tcconnt..,
V.'in. Uhw, Int. (n ttnids
H Revels. Int. on bonds. .'
Justus llishop. int. on heads
Dmi. Atkinson
Jumes Kealy
P. F. H pel man
.ir n. - m. Batou. torveying
Jtc.es O' Hour i:o. treasnrtr business at
Poi anion
Olypbsnt Qstette, printing
11 mnton Tribtttte. "
b ;vsuton Truth "
Props'. Bros., lumber
F. J. O'Boyje, supplies
. I Sit r company, supplies
L. U. Bel'. - ....
'i hoifias nofilei " ....
Hy HeveliH, " ....
P.. wrkle
E.J, Mvlctte. huso
.Mrs. Jonnton CJ anl trees)
i. M. Hunnali, profesHional services... .
E. li, House, " " ... I
" " toiindary dispute (
T. F. UeDermott " "
entries HcDontll," "
I t-.lip Behlo, " "
U.Ketk, " "
a. B. Dmmlngi ' "
Viiiiard, Warren & Knapp, prof. tier..
A. V. CierhiK. tlaH
Mis. c Linde, rent
Auv Blthop, supplies and lep. hydrant
kfTn. OBonrke. snppUcs
r, J. Barrett, painting
f-.-vtriek Mel 'on el!, tnpplitt
mi, Norlon, iiapi 11 'S
Jattttl li- V.'htiti, services
H. J. Beaamnti, teritloee
Ant Ciwi-iy. damagoa
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i-. J. Munley, Judge of oloctloa
J. j. Barrett, making duplicate
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B8TIKATKD LIABIUTItt.
Bonded Indebtedness $i,ikki iki
Intemt ononisUndlngoonds to ..mil
l oo no
pattitndlniordtrt 4- 7 n
Unpaid liiim if Bnn Vapor Light; torn
i tay wi 27
Toinl 0,40S as
MKCOTICXfl APRIL, 1, 1304.
Ainonnt ue rn m trsasnre? $23 it.'
&moun1 one fromconimltslonsrasper
lmir. pi it 4:;:l M
Amenul retarued bfOQlitetor ioi an
iLiiiouut il'M (rum ex i.'ulije ;or J J.
Barrett 67 ist
Va'.n'ilion i.f Imri'iiith iiniporly iiml
rnmlture LMi no
I.itbiiities in txoeae of rotosroai ,1,1DJ ;;t
96,408 pa
Liabilities In oxenss of resources $:i,l',2 7.1
Mil's for work done i:i veiir ending
aineh (. IH0.I, nut itunn'l in Audit
oru eiuV.iiiit hut riur: a:.l np-
prevad by i'iuiicilr issm mul im
uboindti tbovt) 2.vi
We, the nndendc rtfl Aod!tsa of AniUiM
Boronfb, proteet l abort efraent i tin
Md correct io iwm ot tej knowiedm aui h
llof. IT. C. i,l.MTilniAK. ;
T. p. o'H.U' AnAltort,
Ttros. J'. WBLXiK,
Every WomE
w SejtnriUPH rc5f a roll
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ntjoittinj
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Di". PE AL'S
PENNYKOYATj pills,
1 t prnmpL, nf And "inln h rilQHi Thtt fOTM
lt &H . CwiU't n-vnr rltsnprKitnt. Stnt ktiywhtMt
'! "ft JHmI Medtnlni-r.. , (') vnlmiil, Q.
BoM hy JOHN H. PHBLPJS rharmaoUt
corur Wyoming avenutt ami Sprue street
Bcranton, Pu
WE
BELIEVE
We have the hand
somest line of Parlor
and Drawing Room
ever shown in this
state and we would
like you to see it.
Mill Sc.
Connell
Washington Ave.
DFJTKIt RnOE CO., Im 'p. ( flplUl. $1,000,000.
nr,8T st.no hhoe in this wohkd.
".1 dollar ntvftt i$ a Hollar earnnt." K
ThUIaMltst'BoMd French nnnKaiitKMituf-
tou Ktoi (W'liv. t - .1 : r-i ..!).' in tho U.H.,un
Ot Pnntul NoUi for 1. AO.
K(ual ovory wny tho bimU
poiii m .i' ii. h xar
$JJy0. Wu mukn thi bunt
oiirtclvcri, tiiciX'for wo guar-
mite? trio Jit, ntL '.s and tjfar.
mid tf nny one U not lailHticd
e reruLa trio niKnry
or MQd nadltifrpsir. Opera
i oo or toiniiiuu i-hii,
wlilifaa G, J), K, St SB,
K , -. . 1 ti. 8 hulf
uiniioi. Srul u our Hn:
u lll fit you.
Cdtft.
lKUii
FREE
Dexter Shoe Co.,
FEDERAL ST
BOSTiN. KAflA.
Sp'ci'il t-rmi to V filer:
PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT
AND FOTASSIUM
s Cures
in Blood Poison
Rheumatism
15 and Scrofula
P. P. P. purlflos the blood bnlldanp
tho wnak ami iloMlitatVd, giree
Mtronjrrh t weakened norvos, expels
dlsetUM.glTinK the patient health and
hnpinc!s whore nicknejm, plnomy
feelim; 'inl latlturle Urn prevailed,
vT prltnarTtReoondary and tertiary
Byphllls, fur blood polrtoning. merou
rlal poison, Dialar,l:i, dpopsia, and
tn hloud and Akin dlreiise;t, liko
bloinhos, pimpios, old chronic ulcers,
tettor, scald heu'l, bolla, ery-lpel:w.
eczema we may h it, without fear of
pontnulotfoB,tbal p. P. utMbMt
blood pur'iler in the world,and tn.'kea
positive, upeedy andpermnneut cures
in all cascn.
Ladles WbpM systems are pooned
And whose blood in in an Impure condi
tion, doe to moriprruul Irregularities,
are peculiarly benefited by the won
derful tonic and bloou cleanslnf? prop
crtleaV P. P. P. Prlclciy Ash, rok.i
Root and Potassium.
iPtiKomtD, Ho,, Auk. Uth, 893
I can Hpoak in the highest tvr&M of
yotirmadietnu from my own personal
knowic'ltte. I wiauMtM with heart
li r ' . pleoro y mul rheumatism for
;(. Tivirs, wgh ireuea oy uu vry rest
P.
hyncmni i&o spent bumireni of dot-
OOt llndinu relief. have only takoQ
one tiottlo of yonr P. P. P., and can
cheerfully say It ha done mo mre
food than anything I naVO ever taken,
can Nootntuena your naedloiDt to all
auflorcr'of the ul'ovo dlsojises,
m. II. M. YEAR?.
Bpt iRtlold, Green County, Mo.
Furniture
Ill
mm:
13
Pi
mmmmmMm
AG
MINH6QD
pEFORE AND AFTER USING.no oil'"- a.i ... fc'icir skfiko., atttorJt 'romple. cuicaao-lu.
For Sato inleranton, Pa., by H. C. SANDERSON, Druggist, cor Washington
and Hnn:w streoR
wm
T!io rmt ramwly
tunpura an,l
Ulil- OKt AM) Amil LSI NO,
For Siilr byC.
ll una-, IImikl'I.i,
RICK
D
DRAIN TILE.
FRONT,
WIRE CUT.
HOLLOW,
VITRIFIED.
IT RE AND
COMMON
BRICK
Best in the market
OFFICE) BlriRhainton. N.Y.
FACTORY: Urundt. Pa
Atlantic Refining Co.
Munurae.turors and Denlcrs la
Illuminating and Lubricating
OILS
Linsoed Oil, Nnpthas ami Gaso
lines of all (trade. Axla Grease,,
Pinion Gretflu and Colliery Coin
pound ; also, a large lino of Car
rulHue Wax Caudles.
We also handle tho Famous CROWN
ACME OIL, tho only ftmily tafety
burning oil in the market.
WILLIAM MASON, Manager.
Oflieo: Coal Kiclmnifo, WyuinluK Avo.
V orks ut Iii." liruuK.
Pimples, Biolchesg
and Old Sores 3
Catarrh, Malaria z
anil Kidney Troubles
Are MtlMlj rvmofTrt by r.P.I.
Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Pota- ""5
eium, the grcatutt blood purifier on RP
earxu.
Abrrdfem, O., July 31,1891
Mfbshs. Lippman Bnos., Savannah,
On.: Df.ar Sins I bought a bottle of
your P. P. P. at Hot SprIu)rsIAjk.,and
It has done mo nioro Kooo Caftl throo
months' treatment at the Mut sprtnK
Hend throe bottles v. o. D.
Respectfully yours,
,I.S. 11, NEWTON,
Aberdeen, llrown County, Oa
Copt. J. D. Johnston.
5f- all vhom it mav tonctmt I here
by toutlfy to the wonderful properties
or P. P. P. for erupttms of the skin. I
Offered for several years with tin un
slRhtiy and dissifreeatle eruption oo
my face. I o)ied eyerj known reme
dy but in vain, until P. P. P, wa.HUed,
and am now entirely curct.
(Blgntd by) J. I. JOMNflTON,
Havaunah, G.i.
ftliln Cnneer Cured.
Testimony front the Mayor of Scuin,Tcr,
Skocin, Tfsx., January 14, 1898
Mi.fFHS. LivrvAN Kaos.. SuiKiinhlt,
Ga.: Ofnthmnl have irlud your P.
P. p. for a utaoMe of th- akin, u-aaiir
known as . caie:or,or ihlrrj years'
Branding, and found gf-at rMlef; It
puriflerutm blood ind rtnj vii all Ir
ritation from ' ' ' aont ot rh dinesa
and prevents any m; .'t..' of t lua
sores. 1 have taken nviu-r sli bottlofl
and feel conlldeut that-another eoartti
will effeot a onr. It ban n'.ho relieved
me frmn Indigestion and stomach
troubles. Yours truly,
OAPr. W. M. RUST,
AttorntJ at Law,
M on Blocd Diseasnii m
L1PPMAIM BROS,
rilOl'lUSTOBS, ""P
l.lM.m..'. i: ioi,aw iu: i :. an r zL.
RESTORED!
NERVE SEEDS.
Brandt Clay ProductGo
fm li nd Woak Mouiorjr. Iiintif Urftln Tinfer, lUailtcbf. WatiiifulDfliii,
l,mt HUQMtl NeVbtll HIiutMloni, NerTounni'iH.iiUilrfilninTKl loptof pnwrr
InOtUiMtfntentil tflthor MtKAQWlkf 4verclerllm,t'ro
leliadliiinm all an ii ill ills-
risnne lisry i'i wi'auuv, if""11 tr Tl8fl Mi II 1W( WHU IVMI UUWIUi WW'
luinitlun ur lii-it ui i ". n br rarrloil Id Yflt pocket. Mil ptir bi t, O f i .
bf mU DlflpB. VI Uh a 9& ordr WtnV o written iiim tiutco "uw
... ..Ainil IIik nsnxoar llln.iilar r ... U,,1.l I., .It J t W t-sll IsU
RESTORED MANHQfiO
GR. MUTT'S
XKRYERINF
PILLS
for nervous DrostraUoB ana all ixrvani i lasasas of
ML K "' ,21, " 'I'""'1",0' "IUl,r " """I1 Nrrvoosi fcontnitlrn. Van-m:-
Ins t Manlu,Ml. Imnotaiiev. Nivhdv i,', , .u,,,,,. v . ,,, , j, r,, i v
IOWBltr. VTlto ITSrjl S3 ordr w Jrrr s r.um-iar-
ftl I'nun Avvnun.
AID! CLEARING SA
A. B. Brown's Bee
riiousauds Bematmte of Dry Goods. Cloaks and Fur Capes during
sale at less than cost of material.
Every inch of counter room covered with tho greatest bargains ever
hown.
Ladles' Felt Hats, this season's style3 iqc. each.
ujs winter walstl
Muffs.
,! i juu, cavi.
Cloal" $1.50 each.
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR AND NOTIONS AT QUARTER OF VALUE.
COME. IT WILL PAY YOU.
Great Clearing Sale.
A. B. BROWN'S BEE HIVE,
PITTSTON, PA.
SUPERLATIVE AND GOLD MEDAL
The above brands of flour can be had at any of the following merchants,
who will nccept The Tribune flour coupon of 25 on each one hundred pounds
of flour or 50 on each barrel of flour.
Hcranton-F. P. Pricfl, Washiugtou svodu" I
Odd MJ Brand.
Duntnori-F. P. Prlco, Gold Modal Brand.
Dnnmere f. L) Muuloy. Superlative Branl.
Hydf Park-OtrtOO Dnvig, Wnhbum St.
Onld Mhdsl Braud; J sepb A. Wears. Main
av.nnc. Superlative Brand.
Green Ridit'j-A l..Spcncfr.Oold Medal Brand.
J. T.McHaic. Superlative.
l'rovidencB-FeiiD"r & ObaDpetlK' Main avo
pne. Superlative Braad;U. J Gillepie, V.
Market street, Oo:d Medtl Brand.
OlyphnntJatnce Jordan. Buptrlativt Brand.
Ptekvllle Shaffer ft K'Ib.t Suporlativ...
JemIl --( u. Wintorn A Co Suppralativn
Arcnbald-Jonee. 3 mpson & Oo . Bold Medal.
Carlondale-B. S. Clark, Onld Medal Brand.
Honesdale -I N. Filter & Co Goii Medal.
MiDonka-M H. I.tvelle.
LUTHER
EWER PIPES,
Office, 813 West Lacka
wanna Ave.
Rooms 1 and 2 Commonwsalth Mi
SCRANTON, PA.
MINING and BLASTING
POWDER
liadoatthe MOOSIC and KUSH
DALE WORKS.
Lnfllin & Rand Powder Co.'s
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Electric Batteries, Fuse (or explo l-
Iing li!as:s, Safety Fuse uml
RepaunoCheraical Co.'s High Explosives
Seeds and
Fertilizers
Large Medium and
White Glover,
Choice Timothy and
Lawn Crass Seeds
Guano, Bone Dust
and Phosphates for
Farms, Lawns and
Gardens.
HUNT & CONNELL CO.
THE
Thatcher
S THE BEST. Get prices and
see Ihe furnnce and be con
vinced. A full line of HEAT
ERS, Appello end Ganae Door
Bragu,
CONLAFS HARDWARE
PITTSTON TA.
UU CEMENT
MO SI POWDER CO
Hive, Pittston, Pa.
0o each.
. 30o. each.
Itotnlh K. r. Irtbunt, Kov, i, IMS.
The Flour
Awards
"Chicaoo, Oct 31. Fhe first official
announcement of World's Fair di
plomas on flour has been made. A.
m!dal bat been awarded by the
World's Fair judaes to the flour manu
factured by the Washburn, Crosby Co,
in the grat Washburn Flour Mills,
Minneapolis. The committee reports
the floor strong and pure, and entitles
it to rank at first-class patent flour for
lamily and bakers' uae."
MEGARGEL
& CONNELL
WHOLESALE AGKNTS.
Taylor-Judfre Co . Gold Medal; Athortoa
& Co., Superlative.
Duryea Lawrence Store Co . Gold MedaL
Moo.ic John MdYindle. QoldKedtL
Pittstou M. W. O'Boyle, Gold Medal
Clark's Green Fracc & Parker, Suprlatire.
Clark's f-uninit-F. M. Youns. G.ld Medal
Lalton S. E. Finn & Son. Gold Medai Brand.
Nicholson J. E. Harding.
Waver ly-M. v. Bliss & Son. Gold Medal
Factoryvillo-Charles Gardner, Gold Medal.
Hopt'Ottom- N. M Finn & Son. Gold Medal.
Tobylianna Tibyhanna & Lebi'b Lumber
Co . Gold Medal Brand
Gouldsbjrc-S A. Adame. Gold Meial Brand.
Mo ow (iaice ft aemcnt Gold Medal.
Lake Ariel James A. Bortree, Gold Medal.
Forest Ciry-J. L. Morean ft Co., Gold Medal
KELLER
KING'S WINDSOR CEMENT F03
PLASTERING
FLUE LININGS.
Quarries and Works,
Portland. Pa.
Spring
Ginghams.
We have placed on sale
our line of Ginghams for the
coming spring and summer.
Finer Goods, More Tasteful
Colorings and Lower Prices
than ever before, are what
will recommend them to our
patrons.
GLOBE WAREHOUSE.
PITTSTON, PA.
E. Robinson's Sons'
Laqeh
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers of the Celebrated
PlLSENER
Lager
Beer
CAPACITY
lOO.OOO Bbls. Per Annum.
Ladles Who Value
A rrflii. ,(1 conip.rxlon nrastoae Pomiil'
der. It pro Jo oe a soft and beautlnU aim.