THE 6CRANTON TEIBUNB-TnURSDAT MORNING. OCTOBER 3, 185.
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Furs and Cloaks.
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As I said at the beginning, this au
dacious publication of the treaty whilst
th congress was TIM In slttlni? caused
the most profound sensatlun throuKh
out Europe. Kven 'Le Grand, ambitious
a he was, must have ben satisfied.
HU name, was In every one's mouth.
How had he possibly manased to pluck
from the diplomatists 'tliclT secret? For
no one doubted or. indeed, eoul.l doubt
that, in the main, the treaty as pub
lished Im the Dial, was genuine. To the
Inittaled it was clear that it could not
le a mere clever Invention.
The diplomatists themaelws were in
tteapa. True, they maintained an ap
Vwrance of serenity, but they were
really at tht ir wits' end know how to
account for the trick that haJ ben
played upon them. ar.'J haw to repair
'tire mischief that had been done.
Of course, they did what diplomatics
ahvays do in such cases "they dis
avowed th treaty as 'published. They
could do this safely, as it was now a
oentaJnty that some of the most im
portant provisions would have to be
mod Wed; but 'this disavowal is such
a stereotyped resource of embaTrased
diiplomaey that ti't did not dt-celve even
tile outside world. And, of course, it
"The Diplomatists Themselves Were In
Despair."
could have no effect on their own Btaite
of xnlnd. They looked askance at each
other; they felt themselves betrayed
by one of their own number. It seemed
(us if any further wlttinRS would be uxe
ess. Vet, for the sake of appearance,
they continued to meet and to discuss
the claiUes-of the treaty. But, as
Count Shrievaljleff said to the prince,
aw fair as neorecy was concerned. It
Boomed as if thy might as well meet
in the market-place as In the foreign
office.
Mere, however. I may at or.ce t-'ay,
thutt these Tears proved umfour.'leci.
The secrecy of theiir proceedings was
Hot again violated, and in due course
they pieced tcxether another treaty
'Which did not suffer from prematiuie
publication, and which 'lulus good to
he present day.
It Was generally thouRbt that their
eucress a;t the second attepmt was due
to Le Grand's absence. He had brought
off Ms great coup and he took care not
to return. It might even have bet-hi
lamgerouB for him to flo (to, for it was
rertainly tlhirotigh his agency that the
diraf t-treaity. ' however obtatoml; ihad
foem published. Whether he ever bus
pected me of havlng tirlckwl Mm In the
imaitter of the envelope I do not know.
Ble never made any susgvstlon to that
tffer. In. fact, he wad mt at all the
tnan to allow that he could by any pos
saKblllty he oiitwlted. (And in every
thing connected with the treaty he
kept tip an air of mystery, content with
the evident fact tfhat In Borne way or
other he had accomplished what had
Beetned to be impossible.
And yet; ftrcat though his triumph
cermed to be, I doubted whether to the
tay of his death he knew exactly how
lh had been enabled to achieve M.
And It was by the merest chance that
I lighted upon the discovery.
The Dial with its unwelcome con
tents had reached the prince on a Sat
urday. On the Sunday evening I vGsKted
him aigalta. We was lying on the couch
a usual, and looked very wretched.
Pimples, blotches, blackheads,
ted, rough, and oily skin, prevented
by Cuticura Soap, the most effect
ive skin purifyinr and beautifying
soap In the world, as well as pur.
est and sweetest for toilet and nur.
sery. The only preventive of pim
ples, because the only preventive of
Inflammation of the pores.
1 OaM OiMkMrtJHt MM. Brlna sennit F.
taaeMci. tear.. Seas Fiats i Ststaa, t). i. A.
Irving Bacbollor.
"Do you mind writing a letter or two
for me?" he said, after the first pi--I'minary
greetinss. "You are always
so good and kind. And I have been
obllg?d to give .Maubeuge a holiday to
day." Of course I was delighted to be of any
service. He dictat. d one oor two short
notes and, when I had writen them he
sa; I :
"I hepe you will (line with me this
evsning. I am really di pending on you
to cheer me up a littli. Tills fatal
business of the treaty has been such a
grievous blow to me."
I accepted his Invitation.
"New don't run away meanwhile," he
arldc-d. "I generally take a little nap.
as you know, at this time, but I shan't
be asleep more than half an hour.
Meanwhile, there are the Journal's, or
perhaps you have some letters to
write."
"Thank you," I said, " that will suit
me admirably. I will plunge Into my
correspondence while you take a dive
into oblivion."
The prince answered with a smile.
Then he poured some chloroform on
his handkerchief, threw the latter over
his face, and was asleep almost Im
mediately. Meanwhile. I had taken a
sheet of paper and had written a few
lines, when, to my great astonishment,
I heard a muffled voice in the room. For
a moment I did not realize that It was
the prince who was speaking. When I
did realize it, I pricked up my ears In
voluntarily. What was he 'babbling
about in his narotlc slumber? Heavens!
It was all about fne subject that domin
ated his mind at the moment the
treaty Some if the phrae were con
fused, ilnconsequent,' fragmentary, but
over and over again came from benenth
the handkerchief the words "clause
thirteen" (In French, of course.) and
then, In fashion more or less discon
nected, the actual provisions of that un
lucky clause.
I pat there paMlvlzed with astonish
ment; the pen had fallen from my hand;
I was as one In a dream. Here, then, at
last, was the solution of the mystery.
N'or was the vllllan far to seek. Mau
beuge, r'lttfng where I now sat, had
taken down these uncr np?lrius nnd In
voluntary confl'lonecs, had placed them
cunningly together, nnd then 'had sold
the secret to 'Le Orand.
How strange, how touching It was
that 'the most experienced diplomatist
In Kuroipe should thus far have babbled
like a 'hlld that the man who of all
othnrs wa the mowt anxious to keep
the treaty secret should have been the
very one to divulge Its most Important
priivlfllons! , I
I was still KitiMng lo?t In wonder
when I hcirrt o slight noise behind me.
I turned st-'srply round; the door was
cp(.n. and M'.iubeuge was standing on
the threshold. Th.e prince was Ptlll In
nocently prattling of things that meant
the ruin or salvation of .empire. Mau
beuge fif 'm under 'his heavy eyebrows
cart a diilb'and yet most anxious glance
flrs-'t et him. then at me. As he did so,
I r-tlced that his complexion turned
to Irafl and the whole fashion of his
face was altered. ,No doubt, he had
taken In the ?!tiatlnn At -a glance, and
knew that his villainy had been detect
ed, for w'thout a single word he turned
round and withdrew, closing the door
bt'hlnd him.
I followed him at once. My anger
was keen against him. I should havp
liked to take him by the throat and
hand him ovr-r to the police. 'Hut for
the flake f ray dar friend the prince,
I could not do this. He must never
know what ho had done. The know
ledge that he had 'betrayed himself
and the Roverelgn ho loved so well would
have overwhelmed him. In all prob
ability he would never have recovered
from 'the shock. It Is for' this reason
that I have waited till his death before
publishing thTs revelation.
. fin I reined In my anger as T went In
pursuit of Maubeuge. I followed so
rv.'lftly on his heels that I caught him In
the corridor,
"Monsieur Maubeuge." I said. "I must
ask you Vt favor me with an Interview."
He did not venture to decline the In
vl'iaftlon, but followed me submissively
Into another room belonging to the
prince's suit of apartments.
There I camei to the point at once.
."Minslaur Meiubsugf," 'I said, "I
think It would be well for you to retire
oi. once from the prince's Bervlee."
He was .far too clever to bluster In a
tete-a-tete. He lenew that In mv eyes
he was Irretrievably degraded, and there
was no one else present whose opinion
he could Influene. flo ho took my re
marks in a simple business-like fashion.
"I moist give some excuse," he said.
"Is It not th case," I asked, suddenly
remembering what aresham had told
me, "that your eyes are very bad, and
that you have altogether dost the night
of your left eye?"
He looked irreatly surprised.
"It Is true," he said, "but I did not
know that any one knew it except my
self." .
"Well, that Is excuse enough, Bay
that your eyes are so bad that you must
at any sacrifice resign your position at
once. At once you understand me. On
that condition I will retfrain from com
municating with the police. You will
have to sacrifice a month's wage, but
will be able to afford thatVnow. Besides,
sMMs' HI
ss-Take half a day. Take half an
gray in the trade say it is by far the most
Monvii'ur Le (irand may find you em
ployment. I recommend- you not to re
nin In in this country."
"I shall be -pleased to carry out your
wishes, -lr," Kald the rascal suavely.
"That will do. then," I said. "You
can go now. I hope that your eye-sight
may improve, and that your hearing
may be dulled a little in the interests
of honesty."
He disappeared, and I never saw or
heard of him ngaln. If he is still alive,
he passes probably under some assumed
name.
As I have nlcrady said, the prince Is
dead, and Le Ciiand Is dtad. I only re-
"Maubeuge Was Standing on the Thresh
old." main of those who were mixed up in
the affair, and I am glad to have this
opportunity of clearing up one of the
most curious episodes in modern his
tory. The End.
NEWS OF Olit INDUSTRIES.
Happenings of Intercut to the Stapel
Trudcs and Particularly to the Trade
In Iron, steel and Anthracite Coal.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
has given an order for the construction
of seventy-five refrigerator cars, which
are to be used for dairy products. This
company has Just had seventy-seven of
the cars constructed, tiut as the In
creased business was so large. It was
found that mure of these cars were
needed.
Philadelphia Stockholder: Shipments
of anthracite coal over the Reading
continue very large, each week allow
ing a material Increase over the corre
sponding week last year. For the we-ek
ended Hept. 2S, the total was 340.050
tons, against 320.9.12 tons lust year,
an Increase of 19,118 tons, while for
the fiscal year to date shipments have
aggregated 10,7.,0S0 ton3, an Increase
as compared with the satne period last
year of Sxl.mi tons. Hupposlngr the
company had received a dollar per ton
more than it did, what, with the ton
nage so far this year, would that have
meant? Simply that Its earnings would
have been at least $10,700,000 greater.
And this sum would not only have
paid off all fixed charges and Interest
on all the Income lionds, but left a bal
ance for the deferred Incomes and
stock. And yet some people have been
foolish enough to believe that the Read
ing can make more money on a large
tonnage at low prlres, than It can on
a small tonnage at higher prices.
Just forty years . ago Monday the
first time table of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad company was Issued. Tt was
a small affair and gave the arrival and
departure of two trains each day, from
.Mauch Chunk to I'hllllpsburg. Besides
this the rate of fare to the various
points were also given. This table was
gotten up by Robert Hay re, at that time
superintendent and engineer of the
rnnd. This company has now a multi
tude of tables, announcing the time of
hundreds of passenger trains dally. In
cluding three each way between New
York. Philadelphia and Chicago. . It
has extended Its line from Mauch
Chunk east as far as 'New York, and
west as, far as Huffnlo and Suspension
Bridge. Mr. Buyre I still with the
company, having i become - Its second
vice-president. . ..
Act almost instantly speedily curing the
most obstinate oases. Rheumatism oared
In from 1 to 8 days. ' Dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles quickly relloTed, Catarrh
positively cured. Headache cured in 6
minutes. Nervous diseases promptly oured.
Kidney troubles, Piles, Neuralgia, Asthma
nnd all Female Cnmplntnts quickly cured.
Munyon's VltnHrer imparts new life and
vi;or to weak and debilitated men. Ask
your druggist for a 25-cent vlat of on oi
Munyon's Cures, and if yon art not bene
fited your money will b refunded. - This
Company puts up V w.,
ATmre for every dissas3
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Wednesday,
Thursday
and Friday,
OCTOBER 2,
OCTOBER 3,
OCTOBER 4.
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hour. Take ten minutes, even, and glimpse at the Dress Go3ds we haye gathered for this
beautiful and remarkable assortment ever shown and the littleness of the price is as surprising as
THE WORLD OF BUSINESS
STOCKS AND BONUS.
New York, Oct. 2. A further break In
the posted rates of sterling exchange of
li to yj ufid m had a Ftrenxthenlng ln
iluence t.n t-e stock market toilay. Tlio
Industrials were by far the most active,
Sugur limiting for 63.SU0 shares, Chicago
Jus for 27.WSI and Distilling und Cattle
Feeding for 21,900 thares In a grand tUal
of shares. The anthracites were
lc prominent. Authorities utate that
the trade Is Improving steadily and Unit
while no further advance In iprlcea Is
contemplated at the present time, lates
will cei tulnly be put up later on. The Im
provement in the general railway lint
ranged from ',4 to 2'i per cent., the latttr
In Manhattan. Speculation closed strong
with prices anywhere from 't to 3V4 per
cent, higher than on yesterday. The
sales of listed stocks SKgregated 179,4li
chares, and of , unlisted stocks M.STi
shares.
The range of today's prices for the oc
tlve stocks of the New York stock mar
ket are given below. The quotations are
furnished The Tribunp by O. du H. Dim
nilck, manager for William l.'nn. Allen &
Co., stock brokers, 412 Spruce street,
Suranton.
Op'n- High- Low- Clos
ing, est. est. ing.
Am. Tobacco Co Wt ll 1 ll
Am. Cot. Oil 23 2:i'4 23 ' t",
Am. Sugar Re'g Co.lrt8rSi 111 H4 ilitjti
Atch., To. & 8. Fe... 22ft 2:t 22 23
Can. South R&Vs 654 -Br. B5&
Ches. & Ohio 20 2'1'k 20 20'i
Chicago Oas 7'4 71'; 7o4 71 Vi
Chic. N. W Hi'Uj lWi
Chic, R. O l'4 S7S MM, S7"2
C. C. C. ft St. L Vfl't 4 S4
Chic, Mil. & St. P... 7H' 77Vi 7'i74 77
Chic. It. I. & P 7'! 7!'i 7Ni4 79H
Delaware Hud 133 133- 133 133
Dlst. ft C. P 24'4 24' 23'4 24
Oen. F.lectrlc 3!i4 !W 39 39
Lake Shore 1M'4 Moi 150'i ISO'
IJUls. ft Nash l!3Vj fi3 ivi, 03
Manhattan Kle 11P4 112V, 111U, 112H
Mich. Central HM'4 101 ' i lot's 101'i,
Mo. Paclllc 3Sia 3ST4 :.' 3K"4
Nat. Cordage 8 8 X s
N. J. Central 114 114 11I(, 114
N. Y., L. K. ft W 12 12H 12"-(, 12
N. Y., H. ft V 13". 13'-i 13?s, 13
N. Y.. 8. ft W., Pr... 37 3 37'i
Nor. PiicHIc r.'i r.V, .114 RVi
Nor. Paclllc Pr 19 19 19 19
Ont. ft West 1S 1S 18V, 1s
Pa'lllc Mall 31'4 31 31Vi 31V,
Phil. & Rend 21"4 22 21V, 21
Tenn., C. ft 1 42 4i 42V, 44'4
Southern H. R 134 13H 134 13'i
Tex. Paclllc 12'4 12"4 1214 12'4
Wobaih 9V, 9"4 9 9
Wabush. Pr 23i 2'! 234 23
We-t. I'nlon 9:!'(, 92'4 92', 92
w. l ir.Vc r, is ir,
V. S. Learther, Pr.... 85 8Ti S5 8
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADF. PRICES.
Open- High- lrfw Clos-
WHRAT. 1ng. est. est. ing.
T)ec;mber t!2'i C0'4 2
May 6l'i W'i 44 54
OATS.
October 18 1 IS ""i
May 204 20 20'i ' 20'4
CORN.
October 30 31 30 31
December 27 20 i 27 2SV,
May 29 29'i 29 29
LARD.
October B.S0 n.SO R.80 fiftO
Jnnuarv 0.82 &.82 D.80 G.SU
PJHtK.
OctoIxT R.2S 8.2S 8.2:. 8 2r,
January M2 9.fi0 8.42 9.43
Scronton Hoard of Trade Exchange Otto
tntlons-AII Quotations Rased on Par
of 10(.
Nnme. Rid. Asked.
Oreen Ridge Lumber Co 110
Dime Dep. ft DIs. Hank 130
Scranton Lace Cur. Co GO
Nat. Poring & Drilling Co 90
First National Rank 600
Thnron Coal Land Co 90
Scranton Jsr ft Stopper Co 2i
Scranton Mlans Co 03
Lackawanna Lumber Co MO
Spring Brook Water Co 90
F.lmhurst Houlevard Co ' 100
Scranton Axle Works 80
Third National Hank 35J ...
LtK'ka. Trust ami Safe Dep. Co ... Hi1)
Allegheny Lumber Co 105
Scranton Packing Co Wo
Scranton Savings Rank 2W
Scranton Traction Co 10
Uonta Plate Ulass Co ... 12
HONDB.
Scranton Glass Co . 100
Economy Steam Heat &
Power Co 100
Scranton Pass. Railway first
mortgage, due 1918 , 110
Scranton Traction Cor. ; ... M
People's Street Rnllway, first
mortgage, dun 1918 110 ...
Scranton ft Plttston Trac. Co. ... 90
People's Street Railway, Sec
ond mortgage, due 1920 110 ...
Lacka. Valley Trac. Co., first
mortgage, due 1925 100
DU'kson Miiniifarturlng Co 100
Lacka. Townxhlp School 6 102
CKy Of Scranton Street Imp 6 ... 102
New York Produce Market.
New York, Oct. 2. Flour Quiff, held
steady. Wheat Spot market stronger,
dull; No. 2 red store anil elevator, 08c;
atlOHt, 8V4c; f. o. b 68aiiSe.; No. 1
northern, OTic; options clo'ed steady at
1c over ypstenlR.v; rules Included No. 2
red, March, closing at 7H4c; May, 71c;
October, 80c; December, 118c. Corn -Hpot
quiet and firm; No! 3, 37'4c elcvntoi';
38i4c ntluat: options elosed at an advance
of t4ac. over yetar0ay; October, 37c. j
November. 37c; December, Xir.: May,
sric. Oats Spot quiet, mixed easier; op
tions dull, unchanged to V4c up; October.
23(4c; December, 24c; May, 2n'4e.; No. 2
white, October, 2Iic. ; November, 2514c j
spot prices, No. 2, 23c; No. 2 white,
2;c; No. 2 Chicago, 21 c: No. 3, 23'c.i
No. 3 white, 24e. mixed western, 21c;
white do., 2Sa30V,c.r white state, 25a304c
Heaf Firm, quiet; family, $9al2; extra
mess, $7.MaH. Henf Hnms Dull; tlia15.no.
Tlerced Heef yuie.t, ftrm; city extia India
mess, 17. Cut Meats Slow, firm; pickled
bellies, 12 pounds, 7c. t do. shoulders. 6c:
doi hams, 9n9e.: middles, nominal. Lard
Eay, quiet: western steam closed at
M.22'4; slty, $fia6.05; option sales, none;
October closed 26.20, nominal; refined,
easy; continent, 26.6.1; South America.
16.90; -compound, 44a5c. Pork yulet,
tuady; mess, $9.7&al0, Butter Fancy
scarce and firmer' state dairy, 12b20c ; do.
creamery, 22a22i4c; western dairy, 9Vja
13o. ; do. ereamerv, 18a22He. ; do. factory,
8ii12V,o. J Elgin, 22V Imitation creamery,
llnlOc Cheese Quiet, firmer; state large.
Bn8c ; do. fancy, st4s8o.; do. small,
6a94c; part skim". 3a 7c; full skims, 2
114c ggs Firm, fTr demand; state and
Pennsylvania, 19a1Hc: western fresh, 16a
18c; do. per case, Il.Ma4.76. -
, Toledo Grnlvt Market. 1
Toledo, Oct. I. Wheat Receipts, TL.'iA
bushels; shipments, 9.400 burhels; market
arm; No. i red, cash, 7Vao.i December,
69c; May, 71c; No. 3 roil, cush, (UVjC Corn
Receipts, 18,744 liu.-lu ls; rhiiiiu nts, 2.500
liiishels; market quiet; No. 3 li'lxe I, cush,
:t2c; No. 3 yellow, 31c; No. 3 white, 33c.
Oats Receipts, l.fiiio bu.duls: shipments,
5,000 bushels; market dull; No. 2 white,
cash. 22Uc Rye Market easy; No. 2 ciisii,
43c; No. 3 do., 40c Clover Seed Receipts,
934 bags; whipmcnts, 50 baits; maiket
steady; prime cash, Jl.Sa; October, St.321-.;
January. S4.37I4; February, 21.40; March,
t4.42it; prime timothy, cush, $1.75.
Buffalo l.lvc Stock.
BufTalo, Oct. 2. Cattle Receipts, 1,820
head; on sale, loo head; maiket dull and
weaker and closed very dull; veal calves
were strong; light to fair. $I..Vinii.75; good
to choice, 7a8; extra, $S.25u8.5o. Hogs
Receipts, 8.180 head; on sale, 5,600 head;
maiket ftrop?, all oM; giod weight
Yorkers, $4.75; light Yorkers, S4.Mia4.'.)0,
mostly $4.Siia4.85; late tales of Yorkers
were at 2I.S7la; mixed packers, $4.60a4.!i;
mtillums'. $4.55a4.Uo; good heavy, 2l.5oa4..";
pigs, 24.75a4.85; roughs, 2:1.50:14; stags, $3u
3.50. Sheep id Lambs Receipts, 7,750
head; 011 sale, 6,250 head; lambs were ac
tive ami 1Ph15c. higher, und Canadas were
steady to strong, market e!oifl linn; good
mixed sheep, $2.60a3: choice wethers, $3.15
a3.25; common to fair shei,-, I2.25a2.50;
culls, $1.5oa2; fair to good lambs. $la4.5o;
light to fair lambs, $;.5oa3.s.i; the twenty
loails of Canada lamtis offered brought
$4.40a4.7n, selling mostly at $4.55u4.60; culls
brought $aa3.50.
Chicago l ive Stock.
Chicago. Oct. 2. Cuttle Receipts, 1S.0O0
hi ad; market for choice firm to 5c blither,
other kinds slow; common to extra steers.
$3.30a5.50; stoekcrs ami feeders, S2.25n3.90;
cows and hulls, 1.50.i3.40; calves, $3aii.30;
Texans. $1.7.ri3.45; western rangers, $2a4.IO.
Hogs Receipts, 31.0H0 head; maiket we.ik
ami 5c lower; heavy parking and shipping
lots, $3.90nl.4ii; common to choice mixed.
$3.85a4.45; choice assorted, $4.3iia4.50; light,
$3.85a4.45; iilgs, $2.25a4.35. Slieei Receipts,
12.000 head; market steady; Inferior to
choice, $1.5083.60; lambs, $3a4.80.
Oil Maiket.
Pittsburg, Oct. 2. Oil msrket here nnd
at Oil City closed at 123, the only quota
tion's 'today.
Oil City, Oct. 2. The Standard price of
oil, 125. .
Philadelphia Tallow Market.
Philadelphia, Oct. 2.-Tallow Is steady
onil in moderate demand. We quote: City,
prime, In hluls, 4'da4V; country, prime,
in bbls, 44alVc.; do. dark, in bbls, 3a4c;
cakes, 4lac.; grease, 3i2u3c.
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St l'anl, Canadian and United Statin North
wests, Vancouver, Heattlo, Taconts, Portland,
Ore., Han Franciteo,
First-Class Sleeping and Dining Cars
attached to all through trains.' Tourist can
fully fitted with bedding, curtains and sp c
lolly adapted to wants of families may bo h id
with second-class tickets. Rates always losi
than via other lines. For fall Information,
time tables, etc, on applleatloo to
E. V. SKINNER, Q. E. A.
353 BROADWAY, NEW YOnl
PCkMMetfi EaIUk tHaeuaa Bnw&
ENNYROYAL PILLS
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'1 shwbjsj irnM. iwASisa
Uraiflst tor Ckhknttra JpNfJis Pirn-
ftin rnnd tmitnthnt, m Drucirlxi. or wn& 4
In ittBipt ft Mrtloulnrii, tmtinWinlnl nl
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OUR CLAS8IFIBD SMALL AD
VKRTISINO, AT A CENT A WORD,
riAHItr WmH mRirtmn ia mup nwn
OP OHHAiP PUBUCITY THeVT PAYS.
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We beg to announce that on our Opening Days we will
display a magnificent collection of rich Fur Garments, in
cluding
CHINA SEAL, WOOL SEAL,
PERSIAN LAMB, ALASKA SABLE,
NATURAL BEAVER, MINK AND ALASKA SEAL,
ioaks and Gapes.
Our line of Cloth Jackets and Capes cannot be dupli
cated in the city at the price. The latest novelties from the
leading Modistes will be on exhibition.
VIGOR of n
Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored.
Weakneasi N'ervoaaneN,
sseuimy, and all tbe train
ot evus irom early errors or
I later excesses, the results of
overwork, siekneia, worry.
etc. r nil strength, devel
opment ana tone given to
levery organ and portion
of the body. Minple, nat
',A ural methods. Imineol
'!l at n initimvement seen.
Failure imnnMlhle. 2.00(1 rpferHnrea. TIikiIt.
eiplatiatiou and proofs mailed (eialod) free.
ERIE MEDICAL CO., Euffalo.N.Y.
Coitylaxlon Presema
OR. HCBRA'8
VIOLA CREAM
S moves Freeklea, flmBles.
s . Maiea. Blsekhaada;
nbarn and Tan. and re.
stores the skin to its origi
nal iKehneas. producing a
dear and heal the com.!
Blaxinn. Snceriortoollfiica
freparatlona and perfectly harmless. At'oO.
fltugglsto, ot mailed lor SOcta. fiend tor Circular,
VIOLA SKIN OAP K ataplf lanaqanbk aa e
Ha r'rtra Saap, aaaaa4 a laa tollat, ana 1Umt a
MTal B Ika aantrr. ibwlittlv r aaA aaliaatal BMlk
aataa. MaraniRa, rle 2S Caaia.
O. C. BITTNER & SO.,Tclcdo, O,
.JFar tale by Matthews Bros, and Jehu
sosee aT thi Wiaatrf Miataat flrmoamaa
&l'CMSalTUal 1S.TFT 31 a
MlLia CATARRH
HEADACHEl.
ISBALin will ears yon. A
wonderful boon to auffcrerf
fromCelda, SereThront,
IaSaiailika. 14roaihltla.
otUITFETIK. AfmU
immrtf iaU tflicf. An efbctenl
frn.rif Mnan.Unt tji Mn
la pneket, ready to on Ofat Indication of cold.
rontlaa4 vaa Kaeta rermaanat Care,
(attaf aetloja naraateod or mono rafunded. Pries.
eta. Tllal free at Dnulra. Keelatered mall,
ttesau. i.lCCSEMlH,lHr.,Ilrllilt,lLci,l.S.;
CTTTSITMJV1W SB
U PNTHfl I Tbe anrcat and aaf ert rem Mr fat
lla.ni ntlla all aalodlMaiBaEcteoia.lUTb. Salt
alr for Fl !.'.. Price, as eta. at nrufc D A I II
ajlala cir by mall prepaid. Addrena aaabora. On l r?l
rP aal hw MaiMhowua Ran. anri lnht
H.Pheioa.
THE SCRANTON '
VITRIFIED BRIGK.-0 TILE
MANUFACTURING CO.,
HARMS OS
SHALE PAVING BRICK
AND BUILDING BRICK
Ofllee: 3 J9 Washington Avenue.
Works: .Nov Aug, Pn E. a W. V. R. R.
M. H. DALE,
General Sales Agent, Scranton. Pa ,
I tc w
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mm
mm
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IRON AND STEEL
Bolts, Nuts, Bolt Ends, Turnbuckles, Washers,
ets, Horse Nails, Files, Taps, Dies, Tools aud
plies. Sail Duck for mine use in stock.
oapt cTrci
r i u i uuu iivsi'wa - 1
And a full stock of Wagon Makers' Supplies, Wheel!
VtnUe PJ,ne QnnVae ?ridft! PoleS. BOWS. etC. I
llUaOj XV A AAA J pV'UAWj W
BITTEHBEHDER
SCRANTON, PA.
LUMBEB.PROFS Ai Til
FOR MINES.
THE COMMONWEALTH LUMBER CO
TELEPHONE 422.
When In dmbt hi
ltesuit la 4 week
tverv fs-ou older we alvt
PKAL MHtllCINK CO..
For sals by JOHN H. PHELPS.
rue 8trots 8onnton Ptv '
season. Men who have grown
the magnitude of the assortment.
THE GREAT
LADY DOCTOR
Now in Charge of the Chicigo Medi
cal and Surgical Institute, No. 412
Spruce Street, Scranton, Pa.
Cornea highly recommended by all the lead
ing fectors of tlio world, aud makes a special
ty of an 1 will treat only wonisu and children
and all aeuto aud chronio diaeaaea peculiar to
tbe female sex. Iior specialties in which she
has achieved so much great success and honor
ui-o Female Complaints, Biood Poison, fiuou
matim, Chrouiu Nervous Diseases. Tumors,
Cancer. Goitres. C'ripplHj. Dclormiti-w. 8t.
Vitus' Dance and Epileptic Fits. All wbo call
within twenty days will receive advice and
service free, including mtidieine for three
months, for tin Examination and advice
free. This institution bus no c nnectlon with
Dr. Reeves. Tak elevator in store below. 412
Spruce street OtBco hours from V a. m. until
S p. in.; rinntiay from 2 to & o'clock p. m.
DUPONTS
MINING, BUSTING 1ND SPORTING
POWDER
Manufactured at the Wapwallopen Mills, Ls
terse county, Pa,, and at Wil
mington, Delaware,
HENRY BE LIN, Jr.
General Agent for the Wyoming District.
t18 WYOMINQ AVE Scranton, Pa,
Third National Bank Bail ding.
AasaciBS :
THOS. FOBD. l ituton. Pa.
JuHN B. SMITH a Plynoath, Ps
E. W. MULLIGAN. WUkea Barre, Pa.
Agents for tbe Repaono Cbemical Uata,
Saaty's High KaploaiTas,
laaUlvtTtt Hlts-si
CniraBired Care for
LOST MANHOOD
ana all atteiidiiif? ailmeiitv
A bulh of TouDf and mlddla.
aaLTX' atrcd man antftrompn. Tfaal
rT am awfultOecuat Yol THrill.
ncniia or f raaimeni. r.Ki(ui:a, proauclog waaK
Beai, Nerroua lability, Klffht I y KmiMiiona, OuDaumptioa.
Initunit.T, ExbaUHtinit drainaaud lossi of power of the Oea
aratlreortfansunfluln one for study, DUJlDemiaad naar
rluraligulrklyrurcdhyDr. KadrlrursapaaiakNcr.a
-iraina lurj nut uuij L-ura ujf aianina ai Ul aaat or aia-
out are a ami n Ki( t: l iu aad HLU
III I. Ui: II, brTmriog back tbo plak alaw ta
rhr.k.f d nuturiiiK the FIliE OF Tot TM to
Lr?grn; ciiii-
Bare yon SoreTSroat, Pimples, Copper-Colo
Spots, Aches, Old Korea. Ulcers In Ucwlh. Bt
t ailing? Write Coo Heaaedr C atVT a
aAaleTrnsplr.Chlraa'o.l II. .for proofs otw
Capital S&OOMH. I'atleuUeuredalaieya
eotodar sound and well. IOQ-prne"kfi
unoQF - SHOEj
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22 Commonw!
aBldo, Scrantoif
RESTORI
LOST VII
to uu for Son PtWHty, Laas of Sexual taf.
Kllf
Mle
tba
fiatirnt. ii van, i.ihi ier imix or ror tie wita arrii
irN anaranu ta -ar or rcnMd Ida man, Boolaae
Im BaaalahN'rvctiralnCii.,IloaSSIWllliaiar Jar
For nale by.'HN H. FHEl-8, lu
gist. Wyoming qve. ant Spi-uye street.
I 01
scxl, impotemr. Atroiwv, varicaceia ana aiiwr wwnawi, iram .i
ScilM Pillt. Ilralns chauked and hill lfor qslckly raslorad. If acf Ii
al f.,.11.. ll.il.rf .naahM. ualatl. for Sl.aot 6 boaet far f '
a leysl uuirsntea to curs or reluad the muM'
Clevelanil. Ohio.
Phsrmsolst, cor. WyoiftTna Avsrj
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