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LACE AS A TRIMMING.
It I Been on Gown, Capes, lints, Bonnets
' and Almost Everywhere.
Lac holds a prominent place In summer
fashions. It trims gowns and capes. It
figures largely in bau and bonnets and is
made up into all sorts of pretty accessories
that may be worn with any costu e. Wide
and narrow applied bands of gu ure are
still a favorite mode of decoration, while
black net bauds are used bearing a heavy
pattern worked in silk or spangles. This
flat application of lace shows the heavy-varieties
to great advantage.
' Sometimes the entire bra'c of the bodice
Is covered with guipure, the fruit haviug
figara jacket pieces or being ' otherwise
BODICE TRIMMED WITH LACE.
adorned with the same lace. This Is a very
effective style of trimming and gives an ap
pearance of elaboration at thu cost of little
trouble. .Not only are black, white and
ecu laces worn, but various shades of de
cided yellow, ranging from straw color to
old gold. A waist of plaid silk was seen,
having a cream ground crossed with bands
of light violet and tan and trimmed with
bretelles of pale yellow luce of a light qual
ity, and the combination was most pleas-
hig. Separate lace yokes are sold, having
a deep flounce of lace around the lower
edge.
The embroideries shown this year ure also
very pretty. There are many new patterns
in entirely white goods, both wide and nar
row, while colored dress chambrays are
shown deeply embroidered along one edge,
which has a hemstitched border. The scar
let oues, worked in black or white, aro es
pecially attractive. Narrower embroidery
for trimming white waists appears in white,
having an inlaid pattern in colored cambric,
turquoise, pink, yellow, red or violet, and
the edge is usually embroidered iu the
same color. Very open all over embroidery
is also in vogue for the yokes of thin gowns.
and edged trimming may be obtained to
mutch it.
With the increased popularity of lace has
come a demand for shaped pieces not only
corselets and Dgaro jackets, but pelerines,
collars, yokes and epaulets. A sketch is
given of the corsage of a reception gown
made of cress green striped silk. It is a
plain round bodice, closing invisibly under
the left arm. A sort of pointed pelerine of
guipure, divided back and front, covers the
shoulders, while wide lace epaulets fall
over the balloon sleeves, which extend on'"
to the elbow.
DRESSES FOR DAISY BELL
They Look Sweet on the Seat of Bicycle
Built For Two.
' One want supplied makes half a dozen
more. Xo sooner was a bicycle for women
in vented than necessity arose for a special
cat, gown and shoe for the rider to wear.
Tim bicycle is an immense weight iu the
conventional dress reformers side of the
Scale, for it is impossible to ride a wheel to
advantage in long skirts, and a great many
BICYCLE SUIT.
persons will make sacrifices to pleasure
that they will not muk for duty's sake.
No doubt a large number of women now
believe in short stirts who would hav
Scouted th idea ot tbem before the advent
of the bicycle.
The long skirt is an undeniable hindrance
in all active amusements and particularly
in Dlcyclmg. The placket opening is al-
-tays catching on the front of the saddle i
mounting, while the hem gets between the
loot ana the pedal and prevents the ma
chine from starting. Parisian women soon
discarded the long skirt for bicycle wear
and havo now abandoned the skirt alto
gether, appearing In short, tight trousers
similar to those worn by men. It is donbt
fl if women on this side of the water will
follow fashion as far as thut. Indeed it is
not at all necessary to go entirely without
jklrts, as a scant one falllm? just below the
kin' is no burden, does i4, Interfere with
freedom of movement r.nd runs no chance
of catching in the gearing hen the wheel
is In motion a fruitful sourte of accidents.
These short skirts are ootnmouly seen
tow. Full trousers of the tame material
are worn under them In place of a petticoat
and cloth or leather leggings buttoning to
tho knee, A woman who wears tho modern
ibatbing suit has no reason for objecting to
;Siicb a dress, which is comfortable and ru
tlonal if not beautiful. For cold weather
jit may be mode of heavy oloth and trimmed
i with bands of fur, while for summer wear
thin cheviot and mixed goods, trimmed
with rows of stitching, will be found serv
iceable. Drab, gray, brown, navy blue,
;durk green and black are good colors, and
all noticeablo kinds of decoration should be
strictly avoided.
A sketch is given of a bicycle costume In
jliavy bluo cloth, the cloth leggings, worn
over black shoes, being of the same color.
The skirt and Eton jacket are trimmed with
jhlack stitching. An outing shirt is worn
iwltb a four-in-hand tie. The cap Is of white
Muck, " "
! FANCY TRIFLES IN SILVER.
Aa Almost Endless List of Pretty Things
For the Escritoire,
There is no end to the list of pretty silver
trifles intended for tho escritoire. Among
tketu are pen and pencil cases, stampboxes
and trays in numberless pretty designs and
tome charming little taper holders made
after the pattern of flat candlesticks. These
are both round and square, but the pret
tiest are the heart shaped ones, embossed
ttrounrt the edge and having a handle placed
at the division of the wide end of the heart.
The wax tapers are of the diameter of a lead
pensll and come in red, blue, yollow, green
ftudjjpiult,
j
The fushicn of wido aUk ruffles on couch
cushions has not yet been abandoned, al
though it gives them rather a millinery
look. The stamped silks and velvets used for
covering the pillows are extremely pretty.
A yellow chinu silk is showu decorated with
EMBHOIDEKKD DOILY.
paler yellow tulips and light brown leaves,
while a dull red velvet has immense dande
lions, with their leaves beautifully shaded,
closely covering the ground. A cushion
made of this velvet had a yellow frill
around the edge.
1 he rococo gold openwork photograph
frames, which wuro so expensive a short
time ago, ure being sold at greatly reduced
prices and are reully very attractive. They
come iu cabinet size, botli oval and square,
and are provided with a glass face and a
brace at thu buck. Another thing that is
selling at a reduction is lizard skin. For
merly the cardcases, bags, purses and other
articles made of it commanded u high price;
but, whether it be on uccount of hard times
or a suddeu surplus of lizaids, they ure Hell
ing now at the same price as goods made of
kid, alligator and seal. They come iu vari
ous colors, but none is prettier than the
natural ivory tint.
Fitio white linen is still the favorite ma
terial for doilies, daintily embroidered
with small flowers iu the natural tints.
Round ones uro shown six inches across
and fringed out around the edge. The
fringing is heuded by a tine corded stitch
ing in white silk, and inside this is a row of
fancy stitching iu white, luside this again
is the wreath of flowers violets, forgetiuo
uots or tiny pansies while the ceuter is
plain.
BREATHING ROOM ALLOWED.
I'luhlon Is Sonuible ut Leant In the Matter
of HOUiti (lowns.
Although the pretty Uowered.chullies in
delicate natural tints have great attrac
tions, there is Komelhing about the close
Persian patterns, iu two or three shades of
one color on u light ground, the general ef
fect being a medium tint, that is more sat
isfactory for house and teu gowns. Of course
Persian designs are much too old for chil
dren and young girls, who should wear
only flowered or fancy ligured goods. These
oricntul patterns ure well represented in
red, ptii'ple and rose on a creaui back
ground, but as thu ground is almost com
pletely covered the general color effect is
not light.
The usual assortment of china silk
gowns is shown in yellow, turquoise, nilo
green and re. They ure usuully trimmed
with Valenciennes luce and insertion, which
Are light enough to combine well with
thin silk. Vuleucieunes is, iu fact, favor-
.tig- zii
HELIOTROPE HOUSE GOWN.
ably looked upon this season, although it is
rather delicate for underwear. n? it does not
well bear the frequent lauaderings neces
sary. It cannot be said that the empire fash
ions are really unpopular, since they are
often used for indoor costumes. AVIien
the entire empire effect is not desired, the
ordinary long waisted. close fitting back is
made, with a full front gathered close un
der the bosom, with perhaps the additional
restraint of a loose girdle of metal or
heavy cord dropping from the waist line.
As far ns house gowns are concerned, oue
may do as one chooses and may range
from accurately classical drapery to gowns
of so thoroughly a nineteenth century
character that they can be worn only by
the ultra small waisted species of woman.
A word to tho wise is stiflieient, however
aud most women are wise about clothes,
having a natural urtislic tendency, t-ince
fashion permits, nay encourages, loose
house dresses, take advantage cf the fact
aud allow yourself breathing room.
A sketch is given for a i'aris model of a
house gown in heliotrope glacu silk and
ivory silk crepon. It is trimmed with helio
trope velvet and pearl passementerie of an
oriental pattern. The princess body of
the gown is of silk, while the loose part is
of crepon. This part is gathered into a
narrow low neoked yoke of velvet, cut in
three scallops und bordered with passemen
terie. A pieco of velvet, scalloped and trim
med to correspond, falls over the top of
the sleeves and joins the yoke. These nar
row velvet straps, sewed with oabochons
and terminated with pearl passementerie
pieces, full from the yoke. Velvet bands,
stridded with cabocliuns, fasten the crejmn
part to tho lwdy of the gown. Tho bouf
fant elbow sleeve of crepon is surmounted
by a short silk sleeve embroidered with
pearls. A double puding of silk trims the
bottom of tho gown
- Tho total production of pig Iron in the
United States Iu the first half of Mil whs
S,S71,V25 gross tons against 4,50O,D13 gross
tons in the first half of 1800, a decrease of
1.188.5S8 gross tons, or 28 per cent.
OF SPECIAL VALUE
in breaking up sud
den attacks of colds,
chills, fevers, and in
flammation Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pel
lets. They curry od
these troubles at the
start. Aud if you
would only keep
yourself iu proper
condition wun mom
tho liver active
and the system reg
ular you'd find
you couldn't take diseases easily.
Those tiny, sugar-coated "Pellets" are
the most perfectly nafuraf In their action
no griping, no violence. Tako them for
wind and pain in tho stomach, fullness, and
dizziness.. They absolutely and permanently
r Constipation, Indigestion, Biliousness.
Jaundice, Sick or Bilious Headaches, and
very Liver, Stomach and Bowel disorder.
PIERCE
GUAR
ANTEES A
r Mouey paid for If la medicines
la lleturued.
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Wiim mm.
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CURE
LINENS AF.c IN FORCE.
To Lduk Cool Is Half tho Battlo In Hot
Weather.
Fashions aro uot an Inspiring theme iu
tho heat of summer. Theoretically they
aro always equally important, but practl
fnlly the Interest In them diminishes dur
ing tho tinio when, clothing, except of the
most primitive sort, seems a burden.
There am women herolo enough to luce
tightly and wear velvet and fur during
tho warm season, but their days uro evil,
If not few evil days seldom do seem few
la number and tho clleot is not pleasing
enough to limko it wortii tho suffering.
To look cool Is half tho battlo in hot
w eather, and that requires thin, loose gar
ments. Linens appear in force this season. A
plain heavy weave is shown In colors guar
anteed fust, tan, blue of various shades,
green, rose and red. This makes ideal
blazer costumes alone or used u trimming
for while linen duck. Cotton duck suits
uro seen In utill greater variety of tints,
black and navy blue, with hair stripes of
white, being particularly neat. A thin
lawn blouse may bo worn under tho blazer
or a snug, bright colored vest, which la
less cool, but smarter. With flowered dim
ity for house and country gowns and
china or thin glacu silks or grenadine for
more elaborate toilets tho fashionable
summer wurdrolw may be amply furnish
ed without the uld of airtight satius uud
SATIN' COSTUME.
velvets. There is no limit to tho i "selbill-
ties of thin stuns this year since, ruilles,
puffs, ribbons and luce aro thu accepted
trimmings and ullow of a thousand differ
ent arrangements and combinations. Black
or whito luco beading sewed on in bands
forms u pretty decoration for muslins and
may bo left plain or threaded with baby
ribbon matching tho color of tho goods.
Lightweight wool crepons aro shown in
delicate shades, which uro almost as cool
as cotton goods and uro more serviceable
for seaside weur us dampness docs not af
reet them.
But wo nro supposed to discuss what Is
as well as what ought to be worn, and al
though tho thiu materials just mentioned
aro in vogue heuvior ones aro also fashion
able. Those women who wore skating cos
tumes open nt the throat during the win
ter will probubly bo tho ones to appear
now in thick silks and standing collars in
Epito of tho fact that tho mercury bus taken
"excelsior for its motto.
An illustration is given of a costunio of
two shades of Rutin. Tho plan skirt is of
myrtlu green satin, and tho round bodice
of tho same shudo is covered with luce, us
is tho lower part of tho tight green satin
sleeves. Tho sloovo puffs and folded belt
aro of almond colored satin, und the ac
cordion plaited satin collar, forming four
points, is of the sumo color und is bordor
ed with muvubout.
LAWS OF ANATOMY.
Some of the Pointed Tapestries Are Fearful
and Wonderful.
Painted tupostry for curtuins, wall
draperies and screens is very much in
Toguo at present, nnd sonic of tho speci
mens shown uro marvels, not of beauty.
but of ignorance- of ull laws of anatomy
and artistic effect. Flpuro subjects aro ul
most Invuriubly chosen by the tapestry
painter, aud nine 1 lines out of teu ho or
she, iu thu cuso may be, proudly produces
a pleture that would bo a libel on a sow
dust stuffed wax doll. If you want a pleco
of painted tapestry, do not buy It until
you have consulted suv.io capublo artist
friend, and thus avoid the chance of bur
deningyourself with an unntomicnl onuch
ronlsm thut will innko tho well Informed
person chucklo in his slcevo every timo ho
sees it. Courtesy oftufi compels hlin to
listen in silonco to the boastings of tho
possessor of somo outrageous piece of so
culled nrtlstic work, and ho Is divided be
tween a desire to bo appreciative of tho
thing shown him und his inability to
truthfully praise it.
ideas is tho selling of the backs of hand
mirrors, huir and clothes brushes und tho
handles of combs made of Hue white china.
LINKS TItAVELISO BAG.
Theso nro to b;' decoi tiled and fired nnd
then fitted with glas.-i or bristles. Tho
thought Is an excellent one nnd uflords an
opportunity for making unique, vuluublo
and useiVil gift3.
Small detached Januneso heads havo
been lately Introduced for uso in fancy
work. Eoth men and women nro repre
sented with long narrow eyes und veul
teeth und hair. Tho heads uro fustencd to
wooden pegs, which servo as a moans of at
taching them to thermometers, penwipers,
pincushions and similar articles for which
they nro employed ns a decoration.
An illustration is given of a traveling
bug of Flemish linen. It Is embroidered
Villi blnck or red crewels In a cross stitch
pattern. The round ends of tho bag nro
kept In shapo by circles of cardbourd, over
which tho embroidered linen Is stretched.
Pluln linen forms tho lining and body of
the ling, which Is gathered on double draw
ing strings. A leather handle Is fastened
to each sldo of the embroidered portion by
which to carry tho bu.
Cuppkd from Cm n ad u Presbyterian, un
der RiguiLUJO of V. blncketl Hobiusou,
propiietor: 1 was cured of oft-recurring
bilious headaches by Burdock Blood Bit
ters. "
When Baby was slclt, we gave her Castor!,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became 311ns, she clung to Castorla,
When she had Children, she gave Uieiu Castorla.
Aro Thcro Any Wild Camels?
Tho ungainly appearance of tho camel Is
matched by ltsobtuseness. Palgrnvosays
of it: "If docile means stupid, well nnd
good. In such a case tho camel is tho very
model of docility. But If tho epithet Is in
tended to designuto an animal that takes
an Interest In its rider so far as a beast cun,
that in some way understands his inten
tions, that obeys from u sort of fellow feel
ing with his master, like thu horse or ele
phant, then tho camel is by no moans
docile very much thecoutrary. Ho takes
no heed ot his rider, pays no attention
whether he be on his back or not; walks
straight on whon once set ugoing, merely
because ho Is too Ftupld to turn aside, and
should Borne tempting green branch allure
him out of thu path continues to walk on
In tho new direction because ho Is too dull
to turn bock into the right road.
Tho stupidity ot tho domesticated camel
Is pcrhups due to its wants being so con-
A SO CALLED WILD CAMEL,
tlnuously provided for that it lms no neces
sity for exertion. We aro told that tiie
wild camel Is reinarkablu for sagacity und
for its keen senses, its sight, hearing und
smell being ull wonderfully perfect.
Quito recently un English traveler and
sportsmun, Mr. St. (J. Llttledalc, hus been
following In the footsteps of great hunters.
Ho had already shot and secured specimens
of tho bison In the Caucasus and of the
great Marco l'olo sheep from the upper
reaches of tho central Asiutlo pluteuu, and
ho hus succeeded in shooting some further
specimens of tho bo called wild camel, of
which tho skins havo been brought back
to hngland.
Is this camel truly wild? Przewnlskl
argues in favor of Its being so from certain
particulars iu which It differs from the
tamo camel, such us its having no come
on Its foro legs and having much smullet
humps, tho inula having no crest or a very
small one, tho general color being a red
dish sandy hue, rare umong the domesti
cated ones, with shorter ours nnd more
grizzled muzzle.
Mr. Llttledulo warns us that these) cam
els may not, after nil, be truly wild, and
evidence seems to support tho view that
they uro really descended from Individual
which hud strayed away or been lost, or,
as Cuvier has suggested, hud been given
their liberty by the Lainus in pursuance
of their liuddhist views; that they are, in
fact, domesticated camels which havo be
come wild.
WEAK MEN yuR attention
sjs JB U'sLLtU TU TUB
Ureat English Remedy.
Gray's Specific Medicine
ic vnll SlirrFRfromNer-
SHMITBW. Um 1UM VOUS UO-
biiitv. Weakness ot Body and Mind. Buornm
torrheo, and lmpotency, and all diseases that
arise from over-mdulgence nd self -abuse, as
Loss of Memory nnd Power, Dimnsns of Vis
ion. Prematura Old Age and mauv other dis
cuses that lead to Insanity or Consumption
ami an early erave. write ror a pampmot.
Address URAY MEDICINE CO.. Buffalo.
N. Y. Tho bpecifio Medicine is sold by all
drucclBts at $ Dor nackaco. or six Dackncus
for $0.or sent by mail on receipt of money. and
with every f5.Ul order WE GUARANTEE
a euro or money reiumieo..
ItOn account of counterfeits we hav
adopted the Yellow Wrapper, the only genu
ine, bold in berauton uv Mattnews BroJ.
Dr. ED. Grewer
The PhllRrtripht. SpoelnHst.and his ansodated
iuu or iwtiisn and Herman phvletans,
are now permanently located at
311 SPItUCM ST., SCnNTON.
Tho doctor is a erndimte of the University of
Pennsylvania.formarly demonstrator of phvsi
oloi'y and sui Berv at tho lledieo-ChlrarRical
Collefrs of Philadelphia. A siiolalty of
Chronio, Norvous, Skin, Heart, Womb and
aiouu uiscases.
DISEASES OF THE HERYOOS SYSTEM
The symptoms of which ore dizziness, lack of
coniKienro, sexual weakness lu mon snd wo
man, boll rising in the throat, spots floating
before the eyes, loosof niemorv. unable to con
centrate the mind on one suhjeot, ensilv
startled when suddenly spokon to, aud dull,
distressed mind, which unHts them for- per
foriniuir tho actual duties of life, makinc Imp
pines impossible: distressing the action of
the heart, causing flush ot heat, depression or
spirits, evil foreliodiniTB, cowardice, fear,
dreams, melaneholv. tne exnv of eomnanv
feeling as tired in tho morning as when retir
ing, lack of encrev, nervousness, trembling-,
confusion of thouuht. depression. constipation.
weakness of the limbs, cto. Those so effected
should consult us immediately and be restor-
eu to pcrreei uo:utn.
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED
Weakness of Youug Men Cured
If you havo been Riven no bv vour physician
cull unou the doctor and be examined. Ho
cures the worst cases of Nervous Dubillty.Scro-
liiln,ilrt Boros.i atnrrhf ilea, f emale weakness,
AITectlons of the Eyo, Knr, Nose and Throat,
AHinina, i.'eanicss, rumors, taucers anu vrip
Dies of evorv dpscrmtiou.
Consultations free a:id strictly sacred nnd
cnntldantial. oflicii hours daily from ft a. m
toV p. m. bunday Q to 2.
ItiDAPO
THK UUKAT
HINDOO REMEDY
ruuiiuritUTiiK AUOVK
Itf.MITI.Trt In 00 DAY.
Curua all
NiTvmii lisiiiBi.-M. t il 1 1 in cr
Mcit'ory,
Pni'iiMiM. Hiiiiiil44MiitiM KhrhMv Kinin-
iiii!i, tU'., rtiutt'U by ynut nlmwoii, itlvoa Tlpror ami sire
toHlininki'iioi'Tiiiif.ainI quickly but mi rely nHlor
Lout .11 hiiIiooiI in old or young. KaMly curried in vest
pot kcl. l'rii'u .00 a.nckatfe. mix ror o.n wit n
writlpuiMiurfl to nuM nr moner rcftimled. lion'
li t iinv unprincipled drunirt well you any kind o
imitation. ItiHhiton linvtiiK INDAPO none other. II
hn lum not (rut It . wo will Mend It hv mall upon receipt
ornrli-e. Pnmidili't In iti-nled envcloiie free. Add row
Oriental Alcdl.ul Co., Prorfc,lNleiRO, 111., or our !!.
SOLD by Matthews Bros., Wholesnle and Retail
iriicKits, hCKAxNTON, fA., and otber Lead-
uig uruggists,
psrnuDUroorl I
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Uld (tamrylsU, Our MaslO Ramedy will
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Brewery
Vantifacturera of the Celebrt4
PlLSENER
Lager
Beer
CAPACITY
100,000 Bbla. Per Annum,
DUPONT'S
11INIXQ, BLASTING AND BPORTINO
Manufactured at tba Wapwallonnn Hills, Lu.
teruo county Pa., and at Wil
mington, ueiuwaru.
HENRY BELIN, Jr,
General Aeent for the Wyoming District,
n8 Wyoming Ave., Scran ton Pa.
Third National Bank Building.
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c w. uul,uui., wiuces-uaiTo, fa.
A cents for the Kenauna Chemical Com
tanj's High Explosives.
Atlantic Refining Co.
Manufacturers and Dealers in'.
IllaminatiM and Lubricating
Linseed Oil, Napthas and Goeo-
lines of all grades. Axle Grease,
Pinion Grease ana Colliery tton
pound ; also, a large line of Par-
raffine az tanaies.
We also handle the Furaous CR0W1
ACME OIL, the only family safety
burning oil in the market.
WILLIAM MASON. Managar.
Office: Coal KxchanRO, Wyoming Av
w orxs at rmo ofouk.
Large Medium and
White Clover,
Choice Timothy and
Lawn Grass Seeds
Guano, Bone Dust
and Phosphates for
Farms, Lawns and
Gardens.
HUNT & CORNELL CO.
CO,
looms 1 and 2 Commonwealth 31
SCrtANTON, PA.
MINING andBLA$TING
Hodo at the M003IC nnd BUdll
DALE WORKS.
Laffliu & Rand Powder Oo.'i
GRANGE GUN POWDEB
Electrio Batteries, Fuses for exploit
ing blasts, Safety Fuse and
RepaunoChemicaJ Co. 'a High Explosives
Complexion Prosaivsd
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VIOLA CREAM
RetnoTM FrMkles, Pimples.
Liver Moles, Blackheads;
lores the akin to its orlgl- A
clear aud healthy com-WiA. MaW4
plexton. Superior to all lace w '
nrepamtlons and jwrteotly hsrmlesa. At all
CiruggletSi or mailed lor SOuta. Scud lor Circular,
VIOLA SKIN 80AP U rtmply lMesnsaMe a. a
SUa punfvln, giap, BMqn Ibr tht Wirt, and without a
riot U tlii nuwry. Abtoluulr jure aul dlloul Mdl
nuA. AUnwfitti, Prie. 25 Cents.
G. C. BITTNER & CO., Toledo, O.
For sale by Hatihew Bros, and John
u. mis.
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Ecrnnton-F. P. Price, Washiugtoa avenua I
Gold MRrtai Urand.
Dunuiore F. P. Pricu, Gold Modal Brand.
Lunmoro F. D. Mauley, Superlative Branl.
ilyuV Prk Curson & Duvla, Wa'huurn St.
uoui iuea:u uranu; i hopn a. wears, Mam
avenue. SuDorlutivo Brand.
Green Klrtije- A.li.Spiin:or.Gulil Medal Brand.
J. T. SIi;ll.ilo, hupiiriativo.
I'l'OTidi'nco Fcnner & ChappellN; Main ave
nue, buperlutlvo lirand;U. J. uuimpi w.
Murkot itreot. Gold M (! il Brand.
Olypbant Jumcs Jordan, Stipwlative Brand.
Ppclville Hliutlcr ft K4r Superlatiro.
Jermyn C, O. Winters It Co. bupornlative
Archnald Joaos, a mpson ft Jo . U'l'l Modal.
Carbouilnie B. S. Clark, Gold Modal Brand.
Honesdalo-I. N. Foster ft Co. Gold Medal.
Minooku M. II. Luvell
, LOUIS B.
Asm. GSSFZze.
Dealer in Choice Gosfections and
BREAD AND CAKES A SPECIALTY.
FINEST ICE CREAM
1437 Capouse Avenue.
IRON and STEEL
NORWAY IRON
BLACK DIAMOND
TOE CALK
TIKE
MACHINERY
SPUING
SOFT STEEL
ANVILS
BELLOWS
HORSE NAILS
EXTRA SPECIAL
SANDERSON'S ENGLISH
JESSOP'S ENGLISH
CAST STEEL
HOUSE SHOES
AVI LEY & RUSSELL AND WELLS BROS,
CUTTING MACHINERY.
ttenbender &Go.,Scranton,
Wholesale and retail dealers' la Wagonmalcara' and Blacksmiths'
SUPPLIES.
That e will GIVE you beautiful new pat
tern3 of Sterling SILVER SPOONS and
FORKS for an equal weight, ounce for ounce,
cf your silver dollars. All elegantly en
graved free. A large variety of new pat
terns to select from at
IKI7 LACKAWANNV AVKNUU
"No star was ever lost wa once have seen,
We always may be what we might have been
A HAPPY PATRON OF
II HMDS LUilBER GO.
Scranton, Pa.
22 and 23 Commonwealth Building.'
TRY US.
aumpllonorlliwiniiT.
i,v ttmtl tminnhl. With
orrefiiiiil the money.
bEFOREAHDiFTtR USlNQ.no otbor.
For Sale in Scranton, Pa., by H. a SANDERSON, Druggist, cor. WaahlngtOD
inH Snvuoo 8troets.
IO
PE
NNtRQYA
i.A5k for B. MOTT'S FENimtOTAl, FIIA8 and tako n e other.
KpSend for ciroular. Price $1.00 tier box, boxes lor $5.00,
S UE. MO'ITH CHEMICAL CO. - Cleveland, Ohio,
k'oroalo byC. M. HAK11IS, Drucglst.
EVERY WOMAN
6omUnios needs a reliable, monthly, regulating medicine. Only harmless (
the puiestdrufls should be used. Myoawant tbe beat, get
Dr. Peal's Pennyroyal Pills
They are prompt, sale li a certain In result. The sennine (Dr. Peal's) nerer Ibap,
, . c... ....k.n ai ri Aai HamcuiB Co.. QeTelantLO.
For sale by JOHN H. PHELPS,
Spvuce : Street, Scranton, Pa.
from tts A. T. JWfcme, Aoul.UM.
The Flour
Awards
Thicaoo, Oct 81. Fh flnl fffioljrtj
nnoancement ot Worlfi Fair di
plomas on flour ha been made. A
medal baa been awards by the
World's Fair judges to the floor manu
factured by the Washburn, Crosby Co,
in tba great Washburn Flour Mills,
Minneapolis. The committee reports
tbe flour strong and pure, and eitltlea,
it to rank aa first-clats patent floor for
family and bakers' use."
MEGARGEL '
& CON NELL
V DOLUS ALE ACEAT4
Taylor Judgs ft Co., Gold Medal Itfaerto
ft Co., Huperlatlv
Duryea Lawrnnce Wtore Co.. Ooi Medal
Mooslc Juhn McCrmdle, Gold Medal.
Pittston-M. W. O'Boylo, Gold Medal.
C ark's Orevn-Frace ft Parker. Huporlativs,
Clark's Kummit-F. M. Vounif, Quid Medal.
ballou-S. . Finn ft Son, Gold Medal Brand.
ri U.,lton-J. E. Hardini.
wavcrly-M. w. Bliss ft Son, Gold Medal
I ai toryvMe-G'harles Gardner, Gold Modal
JHonuoitom-N. M. Finn ft Bon, Gold Mwlal.
TobyhanBa-Tobylianna ft Leblah Lumbjr
Co.. Gold Medal Brand.
Oouldaboro-8 A. Adams. Gold Meial Braad,
Moscow Galye ft Usments, Gold Medal
Lake Ariel-James A. Bortree, Gold Medal
Forest City J. L. Morgan Ca., Gold Ueda
'jwT-w.iwawau
mm
SMITHS
PARLORS OPEN FROM T A.M. TO 11 P.K,
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SUfS
PLYING FAMILIES WITH ICE CREAM.
WAGON WHEB14
AXLES
6PRING3
HUBS
SPOKES
RIMS
STEEL SKBIK9
It. R. SPIKES
SCREW
Cpnnell
RESTORED!':
NERVE SEEDS.
Tkla WMd.rfil nmttf
iMdloaitN all atrvH. Sit.
onw, Kiu'ti ss Wrak Moitiorf. Loss of Bmln Power. Hadacb, WaSsfulneis,
IxiKtiMsiihoiHl, Nlyhtlr Bmlsiluns, Narvomnoni, alldrsliusnd Ion or powar
In Meliorative Ormuis of either soxoaused by ovsreicrlloii,outhriilrr.rs.
xi "Iv8iip of tobaoco. oiilum or stimulants, whlcblcnd to InUrmlty. t -
vanosoarneainyeiipoeisu per u,
a AS order we a ivrllten anarat.tee so our.
Clrenlsr fne. S.ild by alldruiiuuis. A tat H s
Auureaa ncuva. z.a.u vti., uasonio 'isoipi. v-w.
?? Th6 only af' TJf?
w , m
L PILLS.
ever offered to Ladies,
espeoially reoommend
Ar1 tn married Iiadioa.
147 l'enn Arentie.
Pharmacist, cor. Wyoming Avenue and