THE SCRANTON tBIBTJNB-JtfON'iUY MORNING APRIL 30. 1894.
CHAPTER XXVH.
Onclo Bun bad starred ont bravely
enough, luit after ho hail traveled a mile
or so he found himself growing faint
and tveali, He was not only an old man,
but the exciting scenes through which
he had passed in tho lost lew hours, to
gether with tho physical pain ho had
endured, were quite sufficient to tax his
strength to tho utmost, ilo foogbt
against the feeling until at length the
roekrt and trees seemed to ho whirling
round and nmnd and the froten high
way to he sliding from under his f( i it,
and then ho dropped to tho earth and
gaspod :
"0 Lawd, doau' let it cum jest yit!
Oive do ole man strength 'nulT to reach
den Yankees, an den yo' kin tako him
away! I dun can't step yire, 0 Lawdl
I'ze got to keep trahbliM till I finds Man
Custer an tella him dat Miss Bonsbine
warts him!"
After a rest of three or four minutes
ho rose up and moved on. He slipped
and staggered as he advanc d, hut he
shut his teeth hard and would not J i Id
to the wealtm n Making l'1 pull bin
down. Two event happened to brace
him up and restore a portion of his
strength. He had gone a distance of
boat two niles and was just passing
the cabin of a "pcor white" which had
been deserted for tho last month win n
Mrs. Baxter suddenly appeared. She
had traveled two miles toward the Yan
kee lines after leaving Beat Haven in
stead of going the other way, but it was
to strike a pn.-s leading over the range
int.i tiio Sbaaandoab. h bad been
waiting than to hopes to heat from iko,
who had tnid her t!...: lie wodld return
tor his reveage, Unole Hen was no
doubt pocsessid of the information she
I Dged for, and though realizing bis
feelings toward her She mado held to
tap ont and accost him.
"What, yo' yet!" tbonted the old
man at the to;i of his voire as soon as he
net eyis on her. "FV do Lawd. wom
an, but if 1 eher git hands on yo' 1 II
kill yo" fur shorel''
"Had ike cum when jro left tho
placer" she asked, pretending Dot to 'i'
tice bin outburst of anger, I ;t at the
same time preserving a nsp-ctful dis
tance bt tweell thelu.
"Yo' ole cat! Yo' oie s'u I debl 111"
he uAL-laimtd as ho ruhedat her. "Yo
am de one who brang all dis trnbbla
to Miss .Sunshine, an I'll broke ebery
bono in yo'r body!"
She retreated before him and held up
cer hand as a caution to him to listen,
The soldiers und guerrillas had begun
firing on tbt canp. Tho distance was
two miles or aoie, but tho morning
wind was blowing from tho south, and
the, reports of the muskets ramo plainly
to their ears. Both realized at once
what was going on. The woman
laughed as she observed :
"Ike'c goin to git 'em fur ihOT ! Iks
trill be au ossifcr now and ride the b I
fritter in tho company. Reckon yo'
tiiust 'a' bin bldin out when Ike
thar, or yo' wouldn't I" yrre now. li'
was pom to burn yu' uu alive.
Tho reports of the guns told Uncle
Ben that the two men in camp ba t been
attacked, and th it ho had net a mo
ment to waste with the woman. All his
strength, and resolution had returned,
and without needing her words bo start
ed off at a stout pacu. iho felt certain
of his mission, and tho was determined
to detain him if po.-sibl". .Mrs. Baxter
was not ''lily a fetrlSBS woman under
all rdrcu instances, but in such crisis
SS this sbfl was desperate. If (Tnols Bi u
brought help, all that had been gained
would bo lust, nnd Iko might bo killed
or captured with tho rest of tho gang.
riie stepped asido to 1st tho old slave
pass and th"n followed at his In i Is,
threatening, taauting and commanding
by turns and almost daring to lay hands
mi him. If 6ho had been armed with
knife or pistol, she would have attacked
him at once. As sbo WW not she con
tinned to follow him in hopes of in
countering some one on tho highway.
If a white man, and she cried out to
him that the black bad dared to raise
his hand against hur, Uncle Ben would
bo seized, if not shot down in his track.
Aggravated and annoyed by the pain
of the blows Inflicted by Ike Baxter,
maddened by the woman's words nnd
her continued presence and rendered
desperuto by tho danger of tho general
situation, it was DOWOOdi ( the "Id man
suddenly turned at bay with tho glare
of a hunted wolf iii bis eyca. She was
too close to him to escape. Springing
forward, he seized her by the sbonldi i .
lifted her from tho ground, and with
a mighty effort ho Hung hi r i lew of the
road. At that point the gYoanfl I
sharply away toward a ravine, and BS
tho woman struck tho earth with stun
ning force she rolled over and over un
til she finally brought up against a bush
50 feet away.
"De Lawd forgive me, butlconldn t
dnn help it!" groaned Undo Ben sa be
continued his way. " Bey 's alter Miss
Sunshine, an day's arter me, an dej s
itrter Mars Kenton, an do good ole mis
sus am lyin dead in de boUSS, an what's
gWtne to becum of ns all I dunno!"
With eyes fastened on the pathway,
With teeth hard shut, with words of
player rising to his lips and n constant
struggle against tho feeling of despair
seeking a lodgment In his heart, the
faithful old slave pressed on, mile
after mile, and suddenly found himself
confronted by a party of horsemen in
blue uniforms. The goal had been won,
and as he realized it up went went his
arms, and he sanlr down on the icy road.
"Runaway darky, but ho isn't pur
sued that I eau tee, " observed tho cap
tain of tho troop us he ordered halt.
"Somo of you men liven him up with
a sip of whisky."
A Bergeant dismounted and put a
flask to Undo Ben's lips and forced
atunu of the contents down his throat.
In a couplo of minutes the old man sat
up und looked nroiind.
"Wero you running away'r" asked
the captain as liy rode closer.
" Whar whar's Mats Cottar?" gasp
ad Uncle- Ben in itioly.
Chafes )i.Wi5 ff.quAOM I
CopyKjhtci) its Br amchicn pacss association.
'"General Custer? Oh, he's some
miles away. Bid you want to see him':' '
"Miss Sunshine dun wants him, sah
wants him to cum quick! De gorril
las an de sojen am op dar tryto to burn
de house an kill eberybody!"
Uncle Ben whs so overcome that it
took 10 minutes to get his story straight.
Tho troopers numbered only about half
a company and had been sent out to in
tercept a Confederate mail courier who
was expected to enter that valley
through Hempstead's gap, tbree allies
Way. The captain wrote a note and
sent it oit to tho Federal linee by cou
rier, imt could du no more in the matti r.
Uncle Bi n was giveb some rations to
make breakfas t of, provided with a
blanket by a kind hearted trooper and
instructed to wait lor the force which
would he sure to come up within two
or three hours.
Let us anticipate their coming. As
the fusillade had drawn no reply from
the fort, the enemy at length concluded
that its defenders bad been disabled.
They also realised that the sounds of
battle might reach Federal ears aud
bring up a force to the rescue, and it
was therefore decided to advance upon
Die camp wltboat farther loss of time.
As Drayton had predicted, they funned
on the open ground to the south, The
entire force formed in two lines tor
a charge, mid as a movement or two
showed that they weie about ready to
advar.ee Bteve quietly remarked:
'1 dannowhar Jefl Davis fought this
yere carbine, imt it was a nighty cute
trick in bin. She s good for seven shots
a fail a-1 kin pull trigger, and that
means 'hat sumbody 'flgoin to git hurt.
Yo' uu hold yo'r buckshot till tin y git
on this side of that bush How yo feel
in, Yank?"
"All right."
"Of co 'so jo' . Yo' ar' lookiu jest
as natural uimi OH hat! Ytre they
cum!"
With a chorus of yells that would
have done credit te a war pasty uf Paw
nees, the enemy broke cover and ad
vanci d at a run. Tle y were hardly in
the open before Bteve ' gnu biasing
away. His tire was fast aud deadly,
but it did Dotobecklhetn. It was only
Wh u Kenton, who was coolly waiting
for them to pass the I nab, let By b th
bom Is into them ut jrut the right range
for buckshot to do its boot that the
c a irge wa- ! r. :i. ami every man on
his li 1 1 . ught r-.if. ty in precipitate re
treat. "That is awful!" whispered Kenton
as the smoke blew away and gave them
u ch ar sigLt of the ground.
"Lands, l ilt we tins hV lirk"d th"
bnll southern confederacy!" aaawsred
Bteve,
At tir-t sight it sei!ied si if half the
charging force had been wiped out.
but after a moment some of tho who
had falh n began to CTOep away to the
shelter of the rocks and bnshes. Tiny
were allowed to do this without moli -tation.
Five remained there in plain
fight, however, and not ono of then
weald ever stand on his feet again.
There was no farther movement for half
an hour. The besitgsn NaUted that
they wero not stro.ig enough t carry
that lort, even though It lit Id ouly two
s l
Holding; dc fort.
defenders, and they rsoortod to strategy.
A flag of trnoe finally fppi ared, ami the
soldier who b'ro Itwas permitted to
approach within 80 fl l of tho rocks.
Tin re ho milted and ennl that lUmoro
man bad come up; that Ike Baxter bod
been sent olf to the Confederate lines
for artillery aud more Soldiers; that tho
men then surrounding them had become
so desperate that unlets the twain snr
rendered within 10 minutes a squad
would bo detailed to go and burn iioat
Haven ami wreak revenge on Marias
P rcy.
It was a threat intended to strike
Royal Kenton a heavy blow, and it suc
ceeded. As be heard tho words and re
alized their import his face grew white
as snow, and be win- pi ted to Steve that
the terms linn-t be complied with.
"Don't yon belieVe it!" waa the blunt
reply, "'It's simply a game to rattle us.
Don't yo' remember that L nclo Ben was
to start out th fu-t Uhg this ngwnin
to Bnd tho Yankeee! Be un'i had time,
and it's likely they are en the way. The
gal is southern a id loyal, ami even
though sum of these chaps ar' guerrillas
they dotn't go that fur."
"Rut suppose they dared to?" pleaded
Kenton.
"Then they'd do it arter they bad cut
us to pieces, the same as Lefo'. Look at
them dead folks out thar. D'ye reckon
they'll spare us arter that.' llarkl
Whoopee I By the llvin jingo, but the
Yanks bev showed up at lost!"
To BS rjOMTMUID,
roiaonlnc from I ly Ilit'a,
A r.iaa eane under my obsSTOtlOfl in
August, ltM, Inimediutcly after my re
tiiuval to KokoinlSi His. There I wit
(uiioil to see a yonaa butehef, sufToriiii;
Jiijin a swollen arm, liiuli (STN nnd severe
symptoms of dupiWisloa, Thb Is ttit
hislsry of this cn.se; i'lireo days previously
lie liiid been workiu H'illi liaronrnisanionB
tlio rnbliiHli at t.li'.-la'.ibtor house, when
all nt. onen a who) ivarni of flies ulinhtoil
on his arm llieii iVhii li had lieen fev,lnin
on thu iMnaS and refuse gonurally found in
such places.
In drivitiK (hem off his arm ho crushed n
number of them, aud forgot thu fact until
three days lHter, when his firm became,
' tv'C' etPflt , I!,r rM.. ,.ii ,l i
v. : ' m BaroofkB
Without any visible cause, painful and
swollen, causing a most- serious illness, lu
this cosu I could nut provout suppuration,
although 1 1. i the most rigid antiseptio
measures and most careful internal treat
ment, and he recovered only after a very
protracted illness Dr. Henry Bmlensin
Hall's Journal ot Health.
WELL STRAPPED IN.
Why the Ronnd Waist Continues Popnlai
Willi Wniiiru Wearers.
Tho nond waist promise to continue in
favor and lo he OStd not only fur thin sum
mer goods, but fur street toilets made up in
heavier material, Duly a slender waist
can hear the tiiiit belt confining a' gathered
bodiee, but hs loug as gowns ore made in
two pieces so long will I lie tilth t belt bold
its own Hud ht Worn by the mass of women,
irrespective of their siiee. From an artistic
M!.K SIMKH' ( o-l! Ml .
point of view, the loose, dropping girdle li
Infinitely preferable, bring more natural,
bat il i au be worn only with the one part
gown,
i be general nubile of today, however, li
not particularly itri ixtic. The famlnini
part of it ttksetotssl it. elf well itropped
in ami consmttobly boiler plslrd, while lh
niaaculuie part nppruvi-s tie iu.Ioiu at
"OSOt" and having "go," SO the round
waist fu.md iv.or nsthMins It appeared,
and It SSSmS to uilfUil lo r, mmum. the only
alterootivs of tliu long coat, which is
rather n.ore furiual ti. su'.iel ,.) ni'.i.
lor middle OOnd 'iud eldrrly women, si
though BOteeoflaed to llrm. There Is u
JuveoUeair about t be u-itrd Hod lot, iuni
Lolody w ho Inue lonurr J oUiig C n, well lo
wasr it Nsorls n tbs pkrtr sjlk waists
art- mads ill tills fashion, altbouKb in trim
luing and r.iiikti they buw kiicb variety,
The round gathered bodiee Is "f cour
mode over a fitted lining in all oases, as it
otherwise becomes bagg? and ihspslnss.
The gn-at. objection lo this mule lies hi
thi dMBi ulty txperltnead in prreniiag tbs
fl ten tug of the kkirt froiu dipping below
the lx4t Nobody ba. yet inventetl an mini
llhln insthnd fm tiepliig It In plans, and it is
doubtful U uuy kirt can be persuaded lo
stay np by ny means short of a lining waist
...el! on the ekirt bond all the w .;, annual
and fastened 111 the back, the dieas l slice
to be worn over It.
A Parisian model Li h a Ktreet i oMume
nadsotgroy psaadeseta, It hana perfectly
plain round skirt ami a round bodice gath
ered at Ibe walut under a belt closing in
front with alargosteel hoi iu- ltjeieevi.
Consisting of a hWgS balloon puff, gathered
ori the middle of the outside Of the arm tin
dsr a nuiette of the tllk. extend only to tbs
elbnw, arhers they met by long a
A ilinctoire irnrat In white silk In ml in
trimmed with lace f.iu over toe Id al of
the loiivie. A Hule black hat triiiiinrd
wits otrleh pluinn. It worn.
j i I'tc Cnoun,
mtisa
Biliouane&t.
criiKH
Biliousness.
i urm
Biliousness.
win
1 1 1 7
lllrprl I'rimf
afV wlfa ha h.-..n tronblfcl
! Pal
ier a
Aft. r
l.it of your
J II II.t. 'ba la a!
it tatlryl) w,.i We tm.y
jmuaii. 1 your m."lauiM
(Ooai.a w. siMwu,
UoDto,,r, Wii.Luus On . ii
Indap i
ka J - " i
i ' i i.
Mctn of
BI
iUD 0
HINDOO R3MKD i
ItMM T In IO UAT
' . DIt1tSi
Itnii. nic. rnunowl t Cast N-i e statwi ad t
raaia Bl-l Hi'Js
t" af-pink!! "fr-ti nil n'ilfk.r ot mini raTturt !
I net Muti Statu J I $ IU I i f ftfT i-'
t . ... t Pi m l vu .;( rUxfw ib.mt r
nrUle-N aratntntfet sj vmrm r weesef rfn4'e. I
Ut fi.v -intM in -4 I dr iritet i '"if Bj
(ti''-i(h a lnniat n ing l.N t I if li totwi 11
tier lit a Hot MtU. w will id (t i( rttnM Uoii h Map'
ffpnM. I'arttli'tlcl ut l nvKie (rc AoflrMI
Or 'ial Vrslii aiM . Ir-ns. , lir, 111., er oar oxra'a.
OI D t'V MmIi!w BtM , Whu!rale MXl H i ..I
I)tnftitt, SCRAM UN, FA., ni otUi Lead
InK 1 1 1 i' , '
Every Woma.
Sonstha a needs a nil
sbls monthly regul.it In
medicine.
Dr. PEAL'S
TEH N ROYAL PILLS
proa.pt, aafe ar.il n.rtnln In renlt. Tb" H'"
Dr. Paal'i' nrv- . vntany
Nelatsi .na u.
Poll by John a PHKLPd PharoMslst
rnrnnr W Jutnlorf ;. vt-noe aid SprtlOS trot
Seriint"a. I'n-
DUPONT'S
MiNiNa, BLASTOfQ ami BPOBTUIQ
POWDER
UanufnetUfed (it lliu Wnpw ill-in Mill l.u-
mi aoenty Vn.. saa nt wii-
iuIiikIou, Hil.ii. ara.
HENRY BELIfM, Jr.
Ocneral Aciit for tlio Wyoming District,
III Wyoming Ave., Scranton Pa.
Third NtitlotKi! lUak llulldlu
AOSKOtSE
',yt(lH. roT(D, I'll nt ii. Ta.
JuII.N 11 HIITUS(iN;l'lymonlh. Ps.
K W. MliL,l.lUA. Wilkes-Haire, I'a.
Aireuts for tbe ltejiauao Ctiuiulual Com-
tear's iiixu l.m.i.n .,
lib li
O, T"0'
cur.. .nMvLvy
What is
Custoria is Dr. Si.muel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It caatnins neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, aud Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
feverlshnesn, Castprla prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
euros Diarrhoea und Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething trot?!lcs, cures constipation nnd flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates tho stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria U the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"PastorH Is in IXOeUetlt BMdMaS ftr ctill
dr'n. Moth' ts liave r;ieaie.!lv toiu lueot U
gocJ cUYct iijio.i ihttlr ebililrpn."
Da, l. ('. Ooonn,
Leeell, Haas
" OaStnia in the Uoi remedy fcr chlluren of
which 1 am aiijuoln'ed. 1 hope the day la tint
far distant w hen m others will onniW'irthe real
luten et of their chOd ran, and un Caatnrla in
Iteud of the various iiaek nontrumaa htcharo
deftroylni; th' 'r loved mi s, l,y foivlni; opium,
mori'lune, ao.'th)t mnip and othff hurtful
agents down tin ir Ihroat.i, tber. i y MOdlBg
them to iiTUiatiire grre,"
Da. J. F. KnNSDBrOa,
I'uuwa, Ait.
The CVntnur Cnmp i iy It
BK ITTa
1
ADWAY'8
READY RELIEF.
I oH IM .H A I. ASI EXtKBXAL I IS.
In eelna tsedlela a to iton t.ain m abo'.i'.d
ee.dd au,h lattlol injury uu th,' yl,iu.
(plum. MorsStne, (M.rufonn Bther. Co
alne and I bloral atop j am l.y dselfarlaf
th. eua. of pet nepltes. th. patl.ut ISMBg
the p iwef "' rVehng; This la a rout destruo.
tlv. jirati'. i" BUeSS tha .ympiom.. alut.
op. an L laaiead f rem rtnf irobl. lrMk.
d'Wn tbastom.'' , llvar and ' or' i, S .I. f
C '3 tlon.d In f'.r a l"ntfth ut time. Ill the
r. . I i i mil produce. ,o.aJ or (.Beral p.raly
la Thera li m assssstt 1 aalng th"M unrar
telli .. vSen a riltleerenv.ly .U. KAl
UaVs lll.Al'Y KkUI'.P will .tipthml
eieru.-tattntf pa o qol 'aw witlioot eulatllns
the lee.t danger In eltaer infant or adult
It Inttautly stops iur uimi ,i.u-uc:n l:i
p.lu.. allays :tdaaiination and enrea o ncet
tiona. whether ut tb. l.tmia. fi'nmaeh. B i
e.a, or olbar ( -iida "r mi una loembreeea
T"H sflt AIN. Kltl isr.a BAOXACfll,
PiiH IN THI. i Hl.-T OR Pll'rS. Ill Al
ACHI TOoTtI Ai UK K AJtV (THKR
I AIN a f"ir appUcatlom a t I ke raarli'.ceoe.
Ini tbe pain t , Inataitlr tog.
(THE AND l'HKVENTB
Cos, Coughs, Sore Throat,
Inflammation, Bronchitis,
Pneumonia, Asthma,
Difficult Breathing,
Influenza,
Basel seal leas. Netwalgta, Salattea, !
tiaifi., Swell tn of the Jela ta, fains
In llarlt. I liS. or Lltiil'..
Th.iapplie.tion i tba RMAD1 RtUsVtS
Be pari "r pa't. where the dlfnV.iltT or pain
STbrtS will all : i ' BSS Sad romfort
ALL IMTBBNAL 'AIS'h fains ra BOW
eu OI 1 ' 'Mil H cRA v r SI AS MSl
HOUR KTOMACK, MAIKKA V(nI;IM
lak s
iful Of
r.
Malaria.
Chills and Fever, Fever
and Ague Conquered.
Thor.-la not a ruu lial agont lu tbe wdrld
tbat will Sera I' r n-I Afi anil all ..r
Slalaiiuua. BlUoaaaad o bor Fxvara. l.l by
R ' .I.. i :lckly at Rmlrt ij a Hcaily
jsltef.
Price !0c. pr battle. s,iu by Druggists.
DADWAY'S
n P.LLS,
rnr tti. ears bI 1 1 dlsorwers ef tii, sr.na-
aeh, I l.i r, lltiwrla kldi,.,., llladdar.Nnr
.in. Plaeaaae, tlaadaclie, I on.tlpat I. io,
t'o.l ivune.M, taatSjeaslM, l.)..p.la. IIIU
lettaBSSe, Fevrr, Inllanunal Ion of III,. HeWa
ai.. ru.'. .ml all Saraneeea eets ,l ih. in
Irrnel Vlacnra Patalf s t .l.le, e -n
teielMf no Defeats, mineral, or DDLS
TMIOUB DBI QBi
rr Ice r. n er l X Hoi' by all dnxjlKtii,
or on reoefpl of in " mil bosiit n, m.,l.
I iff hi t for ( Hi" Dollar.
UI.W..V CO... a Warren St . N. V.
MT. PLEASANT
OCDJSkXse-
AT BRTAIta
(Vnlof 111" tiat MaUtl f ir d.im.atlc ne,and
rf allaUna. dsnfend in any part of IU city
at lowest prlco.
Orders lui't at ray offloe,
. un, wvominq AvninrSj
Bear room, flrak SOOT, fUrl National Hani,
or uent b mail or loloplione to llio nun.), ivill
tooelvti prompt nlt' iitftm.
eeiitl c uilraelH will ln mnds for the vain
and denTery or Bockwbaat coal.
WM. T. SMITH.
-
' tt'.l-.t.'V
mi oka jo At tuu Lu.ua.
"
l or Male byO, SI. IIAIlulj, DruHl.k,
Castoria.
" Pantrirla li r.o well adn)ited toehlldren thai
I M iineiul itiwaurK'riorloanyprraeriptloD
knowu lo me.''
If. A. Aiicnin, M. O.,
ill Ba Oxford st, Breokbjra, N. V.
"Oiir phyafcllaaS In the clilMren'j ilepart
nn'nt hnvo ipokea hlphly of their expert
eoes in tliclr OnOridS practlre with Cast.jrla.
:,! d altlioiifh we only havo anr'ng our
medical a.ippllei tint known na NgnUU
pcedaats,yeStMare ir, u eaafsai ihat the
mrriia of Castoria, l wou ua to look with
tutor upi.ii it."
1 mil. I' n: ii. IHspexaaar,
Uuatoa,
Attn ( SiiiTa, Prcf.,
Murray Street, New York City.
3
RICK
1 1 R A I X TILE,
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WIRE CUT,
HOLLOW,
VITRIFIED,
FIRE AND
COMMON
B R I C K
Best in the market
oma Birhaatoe. h.t
1 A It'UV Hrsrnlt. Ha.
Seeds and
Fertilizers
Large Medium and
White Clover,
Choice Timothy and
Lawn Grass Seeds
Guano, Bone Dust
and Phosphates for
Farms, Lawns and
Gardens.
HON! & CONNELL CO,
MALONEY
i'anntar'iirrr, m t I) y'.rl i
Burning
mi o
ltif.ripitlnn III I
vniiiuw
Un Shafting and Journal Greisa.
! Omtasl-tSl West Ltckawanna Av
a --Mai nliau str'.
SCIENTIFIC SHOEING.
Hsrtnr setrared ibu BROBOTQ FoitnK of
V I' I li, 111 iiu .V S ii (or a peiniiiiieiit lnnl
Dees Hin d, 1 ali.ill ondnrt s. IsatlSo and
I atholi'iiUal lim nf lor the Prevention, Ss
liel sad en i f Lameaesa and other nnpedi .
Hu nt, in th movea s ets i f Borses netdeatal
or dna to Imperfsoi saosiag , 1 shall kim th
wori. my personal ntmnti n and fnarantaa it. i
eseraooatMeacepl tor ImpioTentsnt, Lama.
i . ! , will lio invito I nftoriiooiit. Aires
clini" and pinfoaalennl aiHiro nivon ovory
iiouduy troin In ft si.
JOHN HAMLIN, D. Y, S.
Mtrtod in THH TBI BUN J at tho
into of ONE CENT A WORD.
BrandtClay ProductCo,
MT JIBS
RESTORED MANHOOD
dr. mm
hEI.YKUlNK
mitsarasm'QM Snzturr a v tiaasa P I L LS
' ' r.'rvoi I ..I'nstrnll.in nn.l -.11 . ,rnM.,lk,,iiP. of
Ui" t, i i in 1 1' or, niM ol oltlier ru. . iieliaiWorveiK I roniruin ... I Jll
; Itu'urLoi-. alaiihoiMl. inHiunry,ngitly LlinlMtons.TontKiu I rrors,
i M.titiil Worry, exeeliiivo "So ol 'I ot'-.i lo'or ( i liiin.wliiili lead to full-6Ut-iitioiiitiil
insanity. Wei, .jr,. (j uMcr we slve u wtilten soar
V ...'. .;;'', .'jV'a.'iU-.i'.'v'i"!1 s"'d ! .i-rli"y,l.ol9B
..a.a.iu ii. aa t,u. vitvciauu' vaio.
1U7 I'eun Avouue.
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SUPERLATIVE AND GOLD MEDAL
.hnTvmbV ,Tn,Vf flour rBU b hii 8t nu" of th following merchants.
, f tin ," 5? P TiBt ne flouk COUPON of 80 on each one hundred pounds
01 tlntu or )0 on sacli barrel of Hour.
Si fiaoSl W,U,1"nt0" Taylor-audB& Co., Gold lledal; Athertoa
(! m i-wsoe Dana Wahburn St. ' I'lii.t,,,. M or re ItAwl..' i . ' I II. l'
eBrs4
l-rovld-uico-i Vimer tChan.lLV v.i ....
Market street, i-o.J v-.i .i Braqd
niyrhiit James Jordan. Saperlatlre Brand
I . i.krilla-siiaIr K.Ut Supsrlattr.i
.'riLyii -r. i) Wlnt..r. ,M Co s ipvra.atiee
A r.-hl.aM-.l,...,. g Dips m J . . Bold Medal,
arl, ,ndale-B H , OUrfc Oold Medal Brand.
goeeedale-1 tf, roster Oa tioi i ttedel
M.nuok.i M 11. I. . v l 1 1 .
IRON and STEEL
NORWAY llio
i BL t( R DIAMOND
TOE CALK
1 1KB
M ( KIN EAT
bPKINQ
sol I BTEEL
AN VI Li
II I, I. OWN
BORSE NAIL8
ii l it
I Mil l SPECIAL
B I NDBRtON'S BNOLISH
J i SSI IP'S I NOLI8U
I t B i si i El,
HOME SHOES
Wll.l V A. RUSSELL AND
t 1 I ia
Bittenbender&Co.,Scranton,
boleeale auJ retml dealers' In Wairomuakers' and Blsca-smitiu'
BUPPLI1!&
ffwfmmwmtffmtitwmd
D D p Pimples, Blotches
o- PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT
JptT AND POTASSIUM
Makes
Warvelcus Cures
tin Blood Poison
e
Rheumatism
rand Scrofula
p. r. p. turilM mm fchwsl htOMn
th wink n . . i otbULtateti, unci
trcofih to wris-npd ntrrtM, pxpfisj
rt.At.a;iTI:nf (Ue pttlDI hfaftltra'aiid
ni i-iuiH whr slckOMs, g. rMnj
fMllnip- i ! !a.!tQ4 dfi prrtlp.
ea i n ss mej in - - ,
i " -A trtirj
ntihim, (orM'HMi poiirilDr. memi
p4i uoUoii, uiai aria, Oytptpai. m,
t.t
tiila. a h
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artlaaot p. p. P. pi
Hoot and I'-'iaaaiuu.
ckly Alb. Po.
B
pMlsTttllLP. Mo., abr. Uth. 1$ I
T'Mir mHiirlns f: immj su Drrtjuoai
l . iiMjfox I wusa.Tf. tMl wiUi liva t
ilt hm, ptcari'.v and rtH-um.tl-a fr
B6yiMi tftfd by thv very N t
btiTsti'taus tou spent ' . : i -j " i of doih
Tare tr.fi! Vfrj UWL rejuieHl) Wilk
tnt flndli.ir rwllcf. Ititn or.!? taki u
linn iHttl of t. ur P. P. V., u ca
I'bffkffuUjf fmy it has thu iDtnnre
?ah)1 than r.vthhi(f 1 ht raatrar taktr.,
imo rernintni J (Mr DuMiflue to all
MsnCtr of t'n- a dot iliasMsva.
M II M. M. YKAltY.
fij'i ipfleM, (treuD County, Mo.
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DKTTU snort (r.,i,,1..r1.itsi.st.oon noo.
BJC81 91M Klol. IN tue wot:i.i.
".i dollar irra It a defie etimt'l."
Thl.t ssdlee Solid freaab UjnRolaliJil But
loa Hoot deUycr.it (:'. snfwksrs 111 Uksu.a7.ea
rarelet of ( 'a.h, Monty Drdw,
or lot.yl Note for Sld.0.
Kqnala f.ory wav th. o ft.
a-M In all mull (lores fur
BjLJSj We nuke thle Nwt
ourselves, tberefors u p.or-
8S0m tlia,ft, nfy.V tttof teru .
and If sty ono fa not utl.Or 1
We will ref ;nd I Lo money
' rond ano'.licr iiulr. Oprry
Toe or OoaMni 'i Hon.e,
wlillh. (.', i B, 14 KK,
re. 1 to I and half
lie. nt ii tint;
we u tll tit you.
llhuttatod
I au-
logua
MliiiBfl Wg(TI rittL
Dexter Shoe uV&M-
Advertise in The Tribune.
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leiiiiHiiiiiiiMiiiciisuiitiin'riiMiiniiitigiiiiiniisiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiieuiiniiiatr
Scranton Tribune, Scranton, Pa., April 30, 1894. j
I ;
Send this coupon, wit li IO cents
in cash, and get four of the marvelous 1
Multichronie Art Gems by far the j
greatest offer of all.
as
aHiiimiiiiimmiiiisiiiiiiii
Irom tAe A: Y, Tribune, Kov.l,lStt.
The Flour
Awards
"Chicago, Oct 81. Fhe first official
nniionncement of World's Fair di
plomas on flour has been made. A
modal has been awarded by the
World's Fair judces to the flour manu
factured by the Washburn, Crosby Co.,
iu the great Washburn Flour Mills,
Minneapolis. The committee reports
the flour strong and pure, and entitlea
it to rank as first-class patent flour for
family and bakers' use."
MEGARGEL
& CONNELL
VI II OIKS AM-: AOF.NT
KolM&
vV:''. Y?.a"3 X H".
Ja'-t'iryville-t hurles (ianluer, Uo.d Medal.
Ilophnttotn- N. M Finn hou, (iold MedsL
TobyUi.aa-T.bvha..:,. Leblga l.uiab.r
Co . (.old Me-lal Brand.
gonldsboro-8 a. Adams, (fold Miai Brand.
M'.h ..w-liaiire tc Clelnent (iold Medsl.
Lake Ariel- Jnmea A Bortree, Hold Medal.
Forest City-J. L. Mori'uii & Co., Oold Muda)
WAGON WHEELS
AXLI S
BPRINOS
III HS
SPOKES
RIMS
s i RBL SKEINS
R II sI'lkLS
WELLS nitos. SCREW
m II i m i;
and Old Sores
Catarrh, Malaria
and Kidney Troubles
An estttfwAy MSSMVael by 1VP.P.
-Prickly Ah. I'oSo Boot anj Totaa
alnm, tha irr.atr.t blood purifier oa
earth.
Aarnr.ru. O.. Sj9t,lSDL
Stsnaa. Lirr.AS Bk j.. riarannah,
: na.t !ia -I Nmaht a tKHtla of
j . ur r t p. nt II i( riprlarv Ark. .and
It ii itonome more cixxlthdn three
nioirtn'trt'amaniauha !1 pirmga.
Mead thrar iM.tn.a r. iv Li.
Ut'.pa. llullv your..
JAil M. RRWTUM, '
Abrrdren, Brown County, 0.
S'apt. J. I). John. mo.
Te ell teSm it aiiy retreei- hsre
hy lesilfj toihe wonderful nrr prrtipa
of P. P. P. tor erupt lon.. f th.iikiii I
au(!rrHl for several rears w:tn an un
alrhilyasd dlaasreeabla eruption oo ,
Kij f.oa. I trl".l prnry known reme
dy t ut in rain, ii til p. p. p. was ued,
end am now antlr.'h cured.
(Sie-audbj) J, B, JOHNSTOIti
f.rauaab, oa.
akin t'am-r Ctirod.
T(tHmey V,i ftr Of, ud, TCZ. '
o.t.
u.a'i,
luaily
Mi
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and fiw runtlJent th:it snniher our
will rtliMit a vatc. it has also rfttiavod
no frr-m iTnliTttion aud s'.otr.actl
truuD!tt Vwui-a triiiy.
tAPT. W. M. BUfTi
Attorney at L.ivr
Book on Blood Diseases m free.
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T. J. VICTORY,
PROPRIETOR.
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Than a pretty faee with a fresh, bright
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