THE . bCUAlx LON iltlliUNETllUUSDAV JiOJttllttU-. JULI JTJ. 18VJ4.
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Mr. Ward McAUiator will occupy the
Lyman cottage at Newport thin season.
' Bruno Gunsel of Chicago has tho ver
itable slolgh in which Napoleon made
his terrible flight out of Russia.
Sir William Ilarcourt will rotiro from
tho lower court ut tho cud of the pres
ent session and bo elevated to tho house
of lords.
W. IL Wallace, who was niado post
master of Jefferson, 0., by President
Jnckson 110 years ago, is still holding
tho ofli.ee. Ho is 84 years of ago.
Tho Marquis of Salisbury goes so lit
tlo into society that it is said lie was ac
tually unacquainted witli sonio of the,
subordinate members of his Into cabinet
Tho Princess of Wales has seut a
birthday gift in the form of a shilling
for every past birthday to Mrs. Sarah
Thomas, uged 1015 years, tho oldest lady
iu Wales.
Jlrs. Eva M. Blackmail, who is the
police commissioner of Leavenworth,
Kan., is the editor and proprietor of u
Populist paper called The Labor News.
She is 37 years old.
Tho report that Mr. Gladstone was
considering an iuvitstion to visit the
United States is denied by tho Grand
Old Man. Ho says that such a trip
would be impossible.
Ono of the maternal ancestors of
Henry V. Longfellow boro tho naiuo of
Mercy Wiswall. On tho paternal side
there were Ieliabod Wiswall and Doaoon
Peleg Wadsworth. Mure remotely con
nected on his mother's bidu was Love
Brewster.
Kev. Stephen R. Beggs of Plaiufleld,
Ills., who is now 1)4 years of ago, in
1881 delivered tho ilrst Protestant ser
mon ever heard at Fort Dearborn, where
Chicago stands today. His auditors
were Br. Harmon, tho post surgeon, and
5 others.
Mrs. Ayre, wifo of a clergyman at
B'.'lle Oak, Mich., drove to Williams
tewn, bought a coffin and paid for the
digging of a grave, to bo left open till
called for. Two weeks later she died
of apoplexy, and both coflin and grave
were occupied.
TURF TOPICS.
. In the annual parade of truck horses
held in Loudon on Whit Monday there
were two gigantic horses, each measur
ing IS hands.
Mr. Seagram's horses won about $10,
000 at Toronto, Hamilton and Windsor.
A five legged colt has been bom at
Lafayette, Iud.
A trainer of horses in Belfast, Me.,
has extracted what is known as a wolf's
tooth, measuring 2?4 inches, from a
horse.
Some Shetland ponies, when well
bred, are very fast trotters for their
size.
Bnrdett-Contts says that when a horso
reaches the height of over 15.3 he can
no longer be called a hackney.
Li the entry list to the fi, 000 stako
of the California State Agricultural so
ciety there are but 64 entries.
The trotting dog Bird is stated to be
the fastest trotter in the east.
Tho average of over 180 guineas ($030)
was realized at the sale of the Brook
field stud of hackneys, near London.
There is a man in San Francisco
whose business is hunting horseshoe
nails. .
The three great horseback riders in
Washington aro Hoke Smith, Senator
Lodge and Representative Cannon of
Illinois. Horseman.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Wheelmen now make bicycle trips
over tho Alps.
Over 200,000 postal cards are used
every day iu the United States.
In France, Belgium and several other
European countries all elections are
held on Sunday.
Jan. 1 has been New Year's day ever
sinco Julius Ca;sar "reformed" tho cal
endar, in tho year 45 B. C.
There aro more artesian wells in Cal
ifornia than any other state iu tho Un
ion. Ono county claims 457 wells.
Kansas City, Kan., is separated from
Kansas City, Mo., by the stato lino,
which runs through the niiddlo of a
6treet
In Germany a prisoner is acquitted
on a tie vote by jury. A vote of 7 to 5
leaves tho decision with tho court, while
a vote of 8 to 4 moans conviciton.
Parisian restaurant keepers mix a lit
tle honey with their butter. This gives
It an agreeable taite and flavor and
makes inferior butter more palatablo.
KANSAS MUSINGS.
Peoplo you owo always toll about it
A young man U a theory. An old
man is a fact
If you havo a secret, you might as
well tell it to CO as to ono.
A good politician never writes any
letters and never bums any.
After a man passes CO tho only am
bition left him is to become tho oldest
inhabitant
A young doctor calls diseases by their
Latin names, but an old doctor is not
so particular.
There is a certain kind of heroism in
paying tho fiddler without whimpering,
but it is rarely mot with.
The only apparent effect of advanced
oivilizatiou seems to bo that children
begin to worry at an earlier age.
Work keeps a man from doing mean
things, but there can't bo enough of it
to keep him from thinking them. Atch
iaou Globe.
WORD HISTORY.
Gotta perch a, bamboo, gong, rattan
find three or four more are of Malay or
igin. -
Cainbrio is believed to havo boon bo
called beoauso it was first made atCauv
bray.
Blankets wore invented by Thomas
Blanket, who made them at Bristol in
1840.
, Cashmere goods 'were invented in the
celebrated vale of which Moore sings
iu 'LallaRookh."
Parchment was first made at Porua-
mus irom iho bheup or the mountain
goatB of Asia Minor.
Calcnluto comes from a word mean
ing pebbles and recalls tho days when
men used small stones in counting.
Millin,r8 first plied their trade at
Milan, and to be a Milanor was equiv
alent to being able to prepare an elegant
headdress.
Punch is tho Hindoo word for five,
because five ingredients arrack, sugar,
ten, lemons and water enter into its
composition.
Cap pr.per was thus called bocauso
formerly, before being used by grocers
in wrapping up gauds, it was folded in
a capliko form.
Bock beer took its nanio from the fact
that it was so much stronger than tho
common beer that when indulged in it
niado tho tippler caper like a bock or
goat.
Silhouetto was tho namo of a French
minister iu autorevolution times. Ho
was a stern eeouomist, and the courtiers
had their pictures made in profile and
black, facetiously claiming that M. Sil
houette had niado them so pour that
they could not havo a regular portrait
painted. St. Louis G lobe-Democrat
STAGE GLINTS.
Thomas K Murray's tourwith Major
O "Hugger! y will open on Sept. 15.
James K. Ilackett opened a summer
Btock .season at tho Queen's theater,
Montreal, recently.
Georgo W. Wilson lias been engaged
to play Nathaniel Berry in a "Slioro
Acres" No. 3 company.
Harry Gil foil, who whistled himself
into fame in "A Trip to Chinatown,"
is soon to fill a London engagement.
Mario Broughton, a sister of Julia
Marlowe, is a member of the opera com
pany at tho Trenioiit Street theater, Bos
ton. During a drivo to Claremont from
New York recently Delia Fox lost a dia
mond brooch in tho form of anew moon
that cost if J, 300.
Tho "Flams," which tho Paultons
have written for Old 1 loss Hoey, will
be produced at the Bijou theater, New
York, late iu the autumn.
Madeline IJonton, who replaced Julia
Arthur iu A. M. Palmer's stock com
pany after Miss Arthur left that organi
witiun, has signed with Mr. Palmer for
next season.
Marion Khnoro will play the part of
a young Irish woman in Frank Bixby's
new play, "Shaft No. 2," next season,
and James F. Macdoiiuld has been eu
gaged for the opposite part.
Elmer Grandin's new melodrama,
"Slaves of (Sold," will be produced
elaborately by William T. Feiinessy of
Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Grandiu
(Eva Mouutford) will play tho leading
roles.
P' SHION'S FRILLS.
Sashes of all sorts aro worn and will
be a prominent item in summer dresses.
Shirred hats of thin material are
much liked and aro trimmed with fine
flowers, jet and feathers.
Among tho most elegant of tho new
trimmings are crochet passementeries
m plain silk. These come m all colors
and black.
A pretty and effective garni turo is of
lace, with a fancy edge, tho upper por
tion being of net dotted with rows of
tiuy beads.
Waists in modified blouso fhape.with
bands of fancy galloon across iho front
and back anil also across the sleeves,
are much liked.
A haudsome heading for a (lounco is
made of passementerie in jet, the garni
ture being filled in with stars, sequins
and other fancifully shaped beads.
India silk costumes, with plain skirt,
a very full, draped sash of embroidered
Bilk, with ends falling almost to tho
hem of the skirt in front, deep shoulder
ruffles of ricii lace and a V shaped vest,
with collar and bow'in en am colored,
white or other dclicatu tints, are much
liked.
A new &nd attractive costnmo is of
croam colored india cashmere, with
trimming of Irish point insertion. Tho
insertion is set in fancy pattern all
around tho skirt and also trims tho
deep shoulders and the cuffs. A sash
of very wide, fancy ribbon is worn with
this dress. New York Ledger.
NOVELTIES, i
Tho latest writing pads aro bound in
enamel.
The crooked serpents that nro used for
corkscrew l.undles seem to havo fitness.
Tho fino t'ipes of gold and platinum
nro to bo commended for ladies' fob
chains.
Some glove buttoners nro tho imino
diato occasion of novel charms attached
to their chains.
Dead finish is given to most of tho
largo household toilet, articles in silver.
It is made expensive by polished, raised
and broken edges.
It is astonishing that tho censors of
public nirtnils havo not laid violent
hands on some of the enamel decorated
cigarette cases exposed.
Colored stones or enamels set in paste
are much desired for hatpins. Perforat
ed and prickly balls aro worn. All sorts
of buttony effects prevail. Jewelers'
Circular. .
Forwitry lu bwitzerlHiitl.
Stringent efforts aro being mado to
reforest Switzerland. More than 40,
000,000 young trees, it is officially ro
ported, have been planted in that coun
try in the Inst seven years.
MANY CHILDREN
hfcva been cured of scrofula and othor
skin discuses as well ax thousands of grown
people, by taking Dr. Force's Golden Med
ical Discovery. Jivory disorder that can bo
reached through the blood, yields to its
purifying qualities. Etwinn, Tetter, Uoils,
iuriuneieK, aim uiw
worst Hcrofulou.3 Soros
nd Swellings are pur
maueutly cuhku.
My boy hod a mn
nlnK lore on each tlilith
fur eltlit yenrs. He wail
8U poor mid wenk hi)
cimlil hardly walk. Ho
cnnitnoneedlnlilniryour
"Mocllcul IiIhcovwj"
ami when he hiul taken
two bottles, hla ltjfs
wore both honied and
hnvo bcon sound ever
sincn. 'J'lwt was throe
yrairs ago, and ho hits
boon a stout, hearty.
B. A. Randall
loy over slncn.
EM RANDALL.
Remington, AlUghcnv Co., fa.
PIERCE A CO BE
OR UOMCV RETURNED.
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1
ME VALLEY OF DEATH.
DR. MERRIAM TELLS WHAT GOVERN
MENT SURVEYORS SAW.
Dentil Valley, the Terror of Wandering
Iuimist'uiiU lu r'astiiru Cullfornlit mid
Soittliuoiitoru Nevada, Described by
One Who Ui. Traveled There.
Dr. C. Hart Jlerrlum, chief of a govern
ment biuloglrul survey which bus been
working for months lu Death valley, Is lu
tho city. Dr. Merrlnm has studied closely .
the strange region of which so much has
been said, and ho Is the first in the city
qualllled to (.peak of the valley. Ho has
camped within the gluiu of its suit beds,
has felt its intolerable heat und viewed Its
splendid desolation, mid bus faced its
scorching blasts of wind und red hot sand
that rae between the towering black
nioiintaiiiM which wall the silent chasm.
llti has been in the midst of its death
dealing elements, bus tasted of Its poisoned
wells, and has forced his way over its
treacherous Minds, anil over ground that
crumbled beneath the weight of mail or
borse. Ho tnld the story of his adventures
to a reporter last night.
"The valley and its lowering black walls
of barren rock," he said, "are weird mid
strangely mihlimo in their desolation. For
miles and miles the curious mountains
may he seen out lined ngaiust the clearsky.
From the top of Telescope peak, the high
est of tlio l'anamint, or western ranga
which shuts tho valley In, one may look
down a dizzy black precipice IS.lHKI feet to
the level of tho valley, as white us snow.
Stretching from the mountain's foot aro
the glistening iielils of salt. Here mid
there aro running streams of salt and min
eral waters. To drink of them is to dio.
The view is closed in by the gloomy dill's
of the Funeral mountains, which form an
impenetrable harrier at the east of tho
the canyon. The scene Is one of violent con
trasts of glaring whites and dead blacks.
Wlli:i!H NA'ITKK IS AWFUL.
"The valley is the most barren and tho
lowest of a series in eastern California and
southwestern Nevada. At a rough esti
mate it is about 150 feet below the level of
the sea. It runs generally north aud
south, although its worst region turns to
the northwest. This portion has been
named Mesipiito valley.
"It is a region far worse than Death val
ley proper. The valley may be compared
to the lirand canyon of the Colorado. It Is
rat her an immense chasm than a valley.
It is about UO miles long, and at its broad
est part is only eighteen miles wido. In
some parts it is no more thau iiftceu miles
in width.
"In this frightful place, baked and blis
tered by the intolerahle heat, holding with
in itself innumerable elements of death,
revealing strange aspects of natural deso
lation, our party has been ut work for
months.
"On cither side of the valley, stretching
almost its entire length, is a range of
mountains, absolutely barren of animal
nnd vegetable life. The western range is
the I'ananiitit, averaging in height about
tUXK) feet. The eastern range is the Funer
al, a suggest'! vo and not unlit name. Tho
Funeral mountains rise fully 7,01)0 feet
above the level of the sea.
"These mountains are black, with tho ex
ception of curious patches of red rock.
Away to the north is Mount Magruder.
iieyond in the distance rise the heights of
the Sierras. Almost at the southern limit
of the valley is Mount Ivanwatch. Behind
it is tho 'Devil's Playground,' a region of
absolute barrenness.
"Down tho valley a hot, suffocating wind
blows with terrific velocity. In its course
through the stricken region it gathers a
black cloud of hot, shifting sand that has
blinded many an unwary horse aud rider.
Under the glistening beds of crystallized
salt iu places are running streams of salt
water. Deneath these is still another bed
of salt.
"In other parts of the valley aro wastes
of hot sand drawn in some places into high
mounds by tho whirling blasts that sweep
down the canyon. There, too, 'is the most
curious earth I have seen self raising earth
it has been called. As far as the eye can
sec it appears in curving outline, up and
down, as if puffed by a natural yeast. The
unfortunate animal that steps upon the
little hills will crash through, for they are
not much more than fragile crusts.
"Still stranger is t hat section of the val
ley which for want of a better namo is
ctdled salt earth. Innumerable pinnacles,
tapering to points as lino us needles and
over a foot long, rise in close array from
the ground. They are as hard us stone and
as dangerous as sharpened steel, lioneath
and hidden by them are pitfalls, a tumble
into which means a broken leg or arm.
Then, too, are the rich fields of borax,
which have lured many a man to death.
"Dreadful as is Death valley, its north
western arm, Mosquito valley, is worse.
All of the water upon its surface is poison.
The wind has thrown the sand into im
mense mounds, one of which is three miles
long and Jill!) feet high. It was iu this val
ley that tho immigrants lost their lives.
Water may be obtained only by digging
deep wells, ami then it is none too pure.
PLANTS AMI ANIMALS FOUND.
"Our party, the biological survey of tho
United States government, has been in tho
valley for moot lis. The general purpose of
the department of agriculture, under which
wo work, is to collect facts relating to tho
distribution of species with variations of
temperature and humidity throughout the
United States, and particularly in the
western part. Tho results obtained will bo
of the utmost, value to agriculture, for they
will save millions of dollars spent in ex
periment by farmers who wish to test tho
capacity and character of their land.
"We have found that in certain zones
certain flora and fauna flourish. Each
zone has its peculiar species which will nut
llourish in others. These zones aro both
horizontal and vertical.
"The party chose the desolate region of
Death valley for its labors, for from it und
not far distant can be traced tho seven
zones wo have established. Tho valley,
notwithstanding its barren elements, has
many phases of life.
"It has thirty or forty species of animals
and fully as many of vegetable) growth.
Nothing, of course, will live on the salt or
borax bottoms, hut on the edges of these
districts various hardy plant thrive. In
tho sand wastes aro gophers, mice, bats
and many other utiituals and not a few
reptiles.
".Many theories have been advanced to
account for the formation of Death valley.
1 think it quit o probable that it was once
the sink of the .Moj.ive river.
"Our trip has been an interesting ono.
Ono of my rides lu tracing the course of the
subsnnoruu zone, a region similar to the
Mexican state of Sonera, was 1,700 miles iu
length." San Francisco Chronicle.
Mothpn! Mother.ll Motharalll
MrB.W inflow's Soothing Syrup lias, been
used for ovor fifty yours by millions of
mothers for their children while tombing,
with perfect buccoss. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays nil pain; cures
wind colic and is tho best remedy for dl
nrrhaia. Sold hydtugsists in every part
of the world. He sure and ask for "Mrs.
VVlnslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no
no other kind. Tweuty-liyo ceuts a bottle-
When Baby was s!ek, wo gave her Castor!,
When she was a Child, she cried for t'ostorU.
When she became 51 Ins, ahs clung to Castoria.
Wluut slio had Children, the gave tliein Castoria,
REIGN Or THE RAINBOW.
All Its Colors Popular Now and Often' Worn
by tho Wrong Woman.
Almof t all colors, bright and dull, light
and dark, are fashionable this year and
are worn too often with a reckless disre
gard of their bccomlngncss to the individ
ual. Tho fact that a certain tint is la
vogue is a sufficient recommendation of It
in some women's eyes, uud they eagerly
adopt it without stopping to consider
whether it heighten or diminishes tho ef
fect of their personal charms. Oranges
for Instance, Is to be worn only by a decided
brunette or by tho dark haired, creamy
compleilonml woiiimi with clear gray
eyes. Tho latter 1 tho on. type of whom
it may truly bo snld that she can wear al
most every color, preference being given
to decided khnde. But if orange be fash
ionable tho fulr woman with pule brown
tresses trims bur but with It, forgetting
thut tho rich color will overpower all tho
subtle ruddy and golden tints in her hair
and mako It look dull and drab toned.
Magenta is almost us trying ns orange an
can be worn successfully only by jvomoiT
having dark, gray or white hair, cb-a'uoUt
iT.::.
CliAY SILK TOILKT.
lsttos so noticeable In themselves as not to
be rendered insignillcant by tho juxtaposi
tion of a striking tint. Shaqi,.solid blues,
greens and purples are also dangerous to
indulge in unadvisedly. Blue and purple
especially, of all tones, should be carefully
handled, ns they bring out very strongly
any hint of sallowncss In the skin. Clear
red is tho most universally becoming of
any bright color und combines well with
nearly everything. Dull tun and ecru
shades arc better for the majority of per
sons than clear gray, the latter appertain
ing properly only to women with rosy
cheeks. If they havo gray hair also, tho
harmony Is complete. A knowledge of
complementary colors and a clearsighted
ness iu regard to one's own characteristics
of face and figure lire all that are needed
to insure correct dressing.
A sketch is given of a gray silk gown
trimmed with black lace. Tho lower skirt
is of gray moire and is plaited. Over this
is worn a princess gown of pearl gray taf
feta, caught up in front by a largo black
velvet bow and trimmed with a llounco of
black luce. Tho corsage is covered with
drapery of black lace held in placo by
Binall velvet bows. The sleeves ure com
posed of three puffs trimmed with bows of
black satin. The black laco bonnet is
trimmed with mauve ilowersand jet.
JUDIC CllOLLET.
CFKES
Constipation.
CURES
Constipation.
CURES
Constipation.
I write that yon may know
the Rood I have received from
B. 11. B. I was all out of
health and suffurinK with con
atiputioii and biliousness. 1
tried other medicines, but
thoy failed to do nny good.
At Inst I liouaht a bottle of B.
Act3
On the
Bowels.
B. B. and boforo I had usod It
all I went to work us well as
ever. (Us Nki.son,
Box SSJrvuieton,Warranco.Pa
mmi
Dr. EX Grewer
The riiilnrtHphin Specialist, ond his BsnelatoJ
utn or r.nuusn anil Herman plivstcmns,
aro now permanently located st
Oil Sl'RUCK ST., SCRNTO,
The doctor is ft r.rnilnntn nf tlin TTntrnrsitv of
Ponnsylvania.foi niorly demonstrator of phvsi
oWy and surgery nt tlin Medico Chirurcicnl
('olloge nf Philadelphia. A spooialty of
Chroiiio, Norvous, Skin, Iloart, Womb anil
fiuou uiscusos.
DISEASES OP THE KERVODS SYSTEM
The symptoms of which aro dizziness, lark of
confidence, srxunl weakness lu men and wo
man, ball risliifi in the throat, spots floating
bofore tho eves, loss of niomory.'iinaUo to con
centrate the mind u one subjoot, easily
Btariiou wiion Hiiuooniy spnueti to, anil nun,
oisiresBnii muni, wlilcu limits tiiom lor per
fnrmiuir the actual duties of life, making hurt-
pinoHs impossible: distressing tho ant ion of
mo noari, causing utisn oi neat, aepreanon or
spirits, evil forebodings, cowardice, fear,
ureams, melancholy, tiro easy or company,
fcolinir ss t ircd In the mnrnlnir as when rotir
ing, lack of energy, nervousness, trembling,
confusion of thought, droii,constlpatnm,
weakness of tho limbs, el". Those so orTootod
should consult us tuimcdiately and he rostor
eu to perfect Lealtli.
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
Weakness of Young Men Cured.
If vou have boon elvon un by your nhvBiclan
call upon the doctor and be oxanilned. He
cures I no worst cases or Morvoiis iienuiiy.Bcro-
lula,(lil Mnros, 'atarruf llus.r omalu " eiikiiOHS,
Afflictions of tho Kyo, Kur, Noso and Throut,
Astnina, Uoaruoss, Tumors, uineoi'8 anu crip
ult'sof every dcacrintion.
Consultations freo and slrirtly sacred and
confidential. Oltlco hours daily from V a. in.
to u p. m. Sunday to a.
Lost Llanhocd
and vigor notclli
rentorod.Varti-oct'l!,
slroiihy, otn.. nunMr cih-piI by lNIAllO. tlie Brent
i.iirmir emiDHioiiH,
uinu(jui(i'imilv. with wrtHMisniii-uiMiorartt, boiuu,'
UAlTHtWS bUOS., Orugglnu, Scronwu, fa.
,SJSHTISHrSBKnP'S
Iperratneolljotircd
in '' toflOdtTi by
Masio Rn
dy, under rutrtnt;, bKlwl bj titufmuM.
Poulin nrooli uid 100-pw book , Uhatiitia Iron
Itfkfrom p.lf tnrart.fm by " h HKBprlnii
nd Hsrooryful, o.ir Mnalo Remedy win
pwltlnll eun. COOI BKHKI'V CO Cklran, III.
Jmmlm
six i't.. yvV
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1
E. Robinson's Sons'
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Kanufaoturara ot the Celebrate!
PlLSENER
Lager
Beer
CAPACITY
100,000 Bbk Per Annum,
DUPONT'S
MINING, BLASTING AND BrOBTINO
Manufactured at the Wapwallonnn Millak Lu
aerne county fa., anil at wu
mington, Diduwure.
HENRY BELIN, Jr,
General Agent for the Wyoming District
li8 Wyom mg Ave., Scranton Pa.
Third National Bank Building.
AfiKsnirs.
TITOS. FORD. PittHt'in, Ta.
JOHN B SMITH & KON'tl'lymonth. Ta.
E. W. MULLIGAN, Wilkcs-Uarro, I'a.
Agents for the Kupauuo Chemical Com
tiauy'a Uivn Explosive.
Atlantic Refining Go.
Manufacturer and Dealers in)
niamiQating and Lubricating
Linseed Oil, Napthaa and Gaso
lines of all grades. Axle Greaee,
Pinion Grease and Colliery Com
pound j also, a large liue of Par.
iufilne Was Candles.
We also handlo the Famous CR0WX
ACME OIL, the only family eafety
burning oil in the market
WILLIAM MASON, Manager.
Office: Coal Exchange, Wyoininjt Ay
W orks at 1'iUB liroolt
and
Fertilizers
Large Medium and
White Clover,
Choice Timothy and
lawn Grass Seeds
puano, Bone Dust
and Phosphates for
Farms, Lawns and
Gardens.
HUNT MILL CO.
P
Rooms 1 and 2 Commonwealth Bid's,
SCItANTOX, PA.
MINING ancfBLASTING
P'OWOEiR
Hade at the MOOSIO nnd KUSII
DALE WORKS).
Lafflin & Rnnd Powder Co.'s
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Electrio BattorloA, Furoi for exploJ
ing blaata, fcufoty Futso and
RepaunoChemical Co. s High Explosives
Complexion Preserved
DR. HEBRA'S
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Vamnnna CnLU. DI...I.. 7 ' V" V
Liver . Mole, BlaokheadiJ V
ounourn aim iant huu id i rryi
Btoros tho skin lo Its orlgl- f&
nal fresliuess, jwnduciuB a yaxS'
cloar oud hoUhy com- iwft.. XfaW& '
plexlon. Btipcrlor to all face ' ' .
preparations and perfectly' hnrmless. At ail
arugtjlsUi, or niuilcd for 50i-u. Scud fur Circular.
VIOLA 8KIM 60AP tmply limpmM. a
nin iiurlljliig Hmv, uwiualM Ihr U tollnt, nd wlUiint a
rlial bt tho Bumirj. Jlloluflr i fllV
mud. Adnwrtn, Prlee 2J Cenla. .
G. C. BITTNER & CO., Toledo, O.
For tale by Matthew liroi. and John
u, rneipa.
POWDER
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SUPERLATIVE AND GOLD MEDAL
The above brmidi of flour can be had at any of the following merchants,
who will accept Tun Tkiuune fi.ouh coupon of 35 on each one hundred pound
of flour or 60 on each barrel of flour
Ecranton-F P Price. Wanbuigton avenuo I
Gold llodnl Brand.
Dunmore-F. P. l'rice, Gold Modal Rrand.
Juiiuioro-F. U. Manluy. Superlative Bran'L
llyil.i Park CartKMi it Duvlii, Wanliburn St.
Gold ileil-il Hrand; J. w.pli A lluuru, Mam
avenue, Hupurlutivo iiruiid.
Green Hidge A L.Spi.ncor.lrDld Modal Brand.
J. T.MtH.'ilo, SupiTlutiVll.
l'lovidi-nro i'minor & Chuppoll. N llaln ave
uuo, Supt'ilativ.i lraul;U. J Oillipia, W.
Markot ntroot, Gold ili-d il Brand.
Olypbant-Jiimo!) Jordan, Kuperiatire Brand.
Pi'iikvillo SUntl.T & K.Iht Kupurlativo.
Jormyn-C, U. Winters it Co Superuiiitlve.
Art'libald Joniw, H mpson & Co., Gold Medal.
( arbondiilo-ll. B. Clark, Gold Midal Brand.
llimwlnl-l N- FiiHter Co. Gold Medal.
j' ..... i, .M H. l,..vnllo
vjr
wm Sk r
LOUIS B. SMITH
Dealer in Choice Confections and Fruifs-
BREAD AND CAKES A SPECIALTY. .
FUST ICE CREAM )
1437 Capouse Avenue.
IROM and ST
NORWAY IRON
TOE CALK
TIKE
MACHINERY
SPRING
SOV'T STEEL
ANVILS
BKLLOWS
HOUSE NAILS
BLACK DIAMOND
Sir,VKR
EXTRA SPKCIAIi
SANDERSON'S ENGLISH
JESSOF'S ENGLISH
CAST STEEL
UORSE SHOES
WILEY & RUSSELL AND WELLS IiROS. SCREW
CUTTING MACHINERY.
!il!eninder&Co.,ScranfO!v
Wholesale and retail dealers' in Waponmakera' and Blacksmiths' '
SVPPUTS.
That we will GIVE you beautiful new pat
terns of Sterling SILVER SPOONS and
FORKS for an equal weijht.ounce for ounce,
of your silver dollars. All elegantly en
graved free. A large variety of new pat
terns to select from at
Here ere an
ROT I.ACUAWANW AVEXUU
"No star was ever lost we once have seen,
We always may be what we might have been,
A HAPPY PATRON OF
TIE R OHARDS
Scranton, Pa.
22 and 23 Commonwealth Building
TRY US.
"rlN.
Htiiimntlon or Insanity.
i.EFnRF4MHFTtHUSING.uootliur. A.lUn.'" AkUVB HKEIMO., olntoulo Tsmple. CU10AOO.1".
For Salo in Soranton, Pa., by H. C. SANDERSON, Pmffist, C"'- WashlnfftoD
Hiirl Sni'uco streets.
J'i Thocrpntmmpily
"fS'Cr SfflrtS5'' lh mmrMlr orimn. ot either w. .orh Nroun WtMitroitt n. !
l!i:t l!r Jks-i?.k. i ''' In or l.t Manhood, lnipouincr, Js'lulitly Kndaaloii.. outUtuI Brrnn,
ivfo$A$Wii Unml Worry .oxcewlvomo of Tol.i-roor()Hnni.i.hlclil...ltol'on.
!W5,' tf? 4tftl5?Jl'' wmnnlon and Insanity. With every HH ordi'r wo irlve o written ituar.
trfu7?iuau. "mwioruroormftindfliomonoT. Sold at 1.K nerhox. boxes
For Sale byC. HI. II AUlill, UiunuUt, lJ l-enii Avenue.
Kfw diariwry.
UARAN . EF. to Core
i.4.:. -JJ tUTOninttry KllllliUinw from tnr mum, ll DeRiecoiu. ui;n irmiuin Iran t
rtitft.rU lira. .. ... a,,.,.' .I i, h,.xt.R fnr V. With r-.-c.
ik-loru Aud Alter liitug.
For sale by JOHN H.
PHFSPS.
Spvucs Street, Scranton, Pa.
from (A A. I. Irttmnt, &oihl,WX
The Flour
Awards
"Chicago, Oct 81. -Fh first offloUt
announcement of World's Fair dui
plomas on floor hag been made. A
medal bu beeo awarded by tin
World's Fair judsea to the floor manu
factured by the Washbnrn, Crosby Co,
in the groat Washbnrn Floor Mills,
Minneapolis. The committee report
the flour strong and pure, and entitles,
it to rank as first-claw patent floor tot)
family and bakers' use."
MEGARGEL
& CONNELL
WHOLESALE AGENT
Taylor Judge It Co., Gold Medal; Athortog
- & Co., Superlative
rnrya Lawronco Store Co.. Gold Modal.
Mooic John MoCrindle, Gold MorlaL
riiiflion M. W. O'Hoylu, liol'l JMe'lftl.
Clark's Urocn-FracB & Piirker, SuporlatlTSk
Clark'B Summit -F. M. Youiik, Gold Medal.
mitou-s. E. Finn & Sou, Gold Medal Brand.
Kh-hokoii-J. E. Hardiny.
Wavi-rly-M. W. Winn 61 Son, Gold MedaL
li:t'.ryvllle-Chiirk- Gardner, Gold Jldal.
Hopl.ottom- N. M. I'inu & Sou, Gold Mudal.
lobyliaiina-TibyliBiiu;i et Uahlith Lumb3f
Co.. Gold Modul Brand.
Oouldsboro-8 A Adams, Gold Melal Brand,
Miwcow-GalK & Clainotitu, Gold Medal.
Lake Aril Juiudb A. bortree, Gold MedaL
Forest City-J. L. Morgan ft Co., Gold Med
.-,'
mm
PAP.LOP.S OPEN" FROM T A.M. TO 11 P.M.
SPKl'IAL ATTEMTIHN GIVKN TO SUP
PLYING FAMILIES WITH ICE CHE Ail.
WAGON WHEELS
AXLES
SPRINGS
XI IBS
SPOKES
RIMS
STEEL SKEINS
R. R. SPIKES
h Connef!
mm GO.
NERVESEEDS.
This wonderOil rtrntdy natVm
It d In tuvt ill rtoui oi
onstopiH'li on Wonk Memory, Losinf lirntn INwer. Kommclie. Vukofuimfs,
MHtiht'Oti, Nlnhtly KmlsBlons, NurvuuniuH,blldraln(tt!id Iomoi powr
lm'ieitt'riitlvoOritfinmtf either wxen n sort by overt xertlon. youthful error
. . n.ilim. nt- allt....! hl,.li t.inA l.t 1 H Mill t T. (. Oil"
Cnn bo rarrtodln vent Tiokt, 1 perbo, o rir
RESTORER MANHOOD
I DR.' MOTTS
NKUYilUNE
nil o
.-BFJJr1IT,lU.l.-.im..l...aiia rlLUO
for ncrronri nroBtnulonnml nllnorvoiidl8ease of
RESTORE
LOST VIGOR
Will brirn yon nrln Bftid with WBITTZS
Nory.M
y."tls Debility, ,oanomii romi i
M ml.
M V, mj m M
oni.T w uivn a wrlttoii euatanti.e tn cura or rniod tbe money. Adiir
fEAL UlLU'.'II CO.- Cl.iDlaml.Oliio.
Pharmacist, cor. Wyoming Avcnut and