8 THE SCT?,VXTOX TTIIBUXB SATURDAY 3IOHXTXG, FEBRUARY 22, 1890. r.iunvorj$ New Method of Treating Dis ease Victorious. Citizens of Scranton Protest Against Old Fogyism, Poisonous Drugs and Nauseating Doses. Over Seven Hundred Purchased Mun yon's Cores on Thursday in This City Alone. 4;5 Declare Themselves Cured in Thirteen Days. Stratic;p an It may seem. It Is nevf-r-thHi'SM inn' that I'rof. Munyon, with Ms new si'hoiil if inedleliie, has cum rl.'tily ifvoliitiiinizi'd the milliner of Healing disease In thin city. Din-inn thf lmst eleven days hi- has idimvn so ciiinliislvely to all Inu-HiK'-nt iende. imt w ith extensive advei tlslMK, hut by a rroe ti-st of over 4.0m) severe cases, that his remedies do rule disease. The UoiihllriK public hnve lierimie convinced nf I heir etlicacy and show it by their Immense inn i tms.s. Hfst many, even after secini? tilt.' wonderful results front the use of his Itheuinntlc t'ure. nues timied tin- im-i'lta uf other remedies, but as they i-ost only i-enis, ventured to try some on themselves, and l" tlnMr Kuipiisi- received audi Immediate ri'lii'f they became eiinveltH at mire. The most dittliMdl task of .Mirnyon's representatives has been to ntaki t li ) ul' tuke these rules us directed. Af ter beliiK dosed and pursed for years with lublesniuiifiils of Htekenlim atnl dangerous decoctions, they look nil these lour tasteless little suar ndlelK with astonishment and doubt, but af ter a few hours their distrust Is turned into belief and happiness. There are thousands in Scriiiitnti today ivjuiriiiK fiver their freedom from disease and t-srape from the thraldom of iiiiniiie, calomel. Knlieyllc arid and oilier pnis eiious limns. There will be thousands more within a week, and the physi rlan who still slicks to the old met In ids nf his Rialidfather will find his orc-uim-tlon Kor" UMKI'MATISM CVllK. Mirnyon's liheunidtlsni Cure Is Ktiar-aiit-ed to cure rheumatism In any part of the body. Acute or muscular rheu matism fan be cured In frni one to live days. It speedily cure shooting pains, sciatica, lumbago and all rheumatic pains In the bark, hips nml loins. It seldom falls to irlve relief after one or two doses, and almost Invariably cures before one bottle has been used. Price I'.'.c. STOMACH AND DYSPKKSIA CfWK. Xlunycm's Stomarh and Dyspepsia Cure cures all forms of Indigestion and 'stomaii trouble, such us rising of food, distress after eating, shortness of breath, and all affections of the heart caused by Indigestion, wind on the stomach, bad taste, offensive breath, .loss of appetite, fnlntness or weukness nf stomarh, coated tongue, heart hurti, shooting: pains of the stomach, consti pation, fnintness, dizziness, ami lack of .energy. Price 2m: nerve crura. , Munyon's Nerve Cure cures nil tin? symptoms of nervous exhaustion, such as depressed spirits, failure of memory, restless or sleepless nights, pains In the head and dizziness. It cures gen eral debility, stimulates and strength ens the nerves, and tones tip the w lmlo system. 1'rloe L'.j cents. KIDNEY CI'RE. Munyon's Kidney Cure cures pains In the buck, loins, or mollis from kid ney disease, dropsy d" the feet and limbs, frequent desire to pass water, dark colored and turbid urine, and diabetes. Price 2."i cents. catarrh emu. Catarrh Positively Cured. Are you willing to spend .".0 cents for a euro that positively cures catarrh by rcmnxing tin' cause of the disease? If so. ask ynnr di URffist for n L'.Vi-ont bottle of Munyon's Cutarrh Cure and n Jit-cent bottle of Munyon's Catarrh Tablets. 'I he cnturfl cure will eradicate the dis- ase from the system and the tablets will rleanse and heal the alllleted parts and restore tliein to a natural and healthy condition. Munyon's Liver Cure corrects head ache, biliousness, jaundice, constipa tion, and ull liver disease. Price 23 cenis. Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu monia and breaks up a (old In a few hours. Price 2." cents. Munyon's dnia.li Cure stops cough, night sweats, allays soreness, and speedily heals the lungs. Price 2"i cents. Munyon's Feinule Ke-titeclieM are u boon to all women. Price 2.1 cents. Munyon's Headache Cure stops head ache In three minutes, price 2.1 cents Munyon's Pile ointment cures all forms of piles. Price 2.1 cents. Munyon's Asthma Cure nnd Herb are guaranteed to relieve asthma In three minutes and cure In live iluvs. Price fiU cents each. Munyon's Mood Cure eradicates) all Impurities front the blood. price 23 cents. Munyon's Vitnllzer Imparls new Iifu, restores new power to weak nnd debil itated men. Price $1. . Munyon's Homenput hlr Tteinedv Com pany. I.'HI.I Arch street. Philadelphia, l'a.. puts up speclHc for nearly every dise:ic, niill. for 2.1 cents si bottle. Sold by all Retail Druggists. .'hen llalijr was sick, (rave her Ca'lorla. A lien she was a Child, she cried fur t'lutoria. Wlieu she became Sliss, she vliiug to t'ustitrla. When she hail Children, she gae theui Co-storU, GREAT REMNANT SALE i.M yards nf Carpets, from .1 to M yards in each piece. eoimiHtlnif of ths following Best Makes: $ .85 Tapestry Carpet for 35c 1.15 Body Brussels for 50c ; 1.25 Velvet Carpet for 65c 1.15 Moquette Carpet for - 65c 1.35 Axminster Carpet for 75c SUE TO CONTINUE FOR SIX DAYS ONLY Terms Cash During This Sale. J. SCOTT INGLIS . . 419 Lackawanna Ava." PECKVILLE. Mrs. J. R Orover has returned from a week's visit at her former home at Iterwlik. l'a. The Bterrick Crock Cool company tsld its employes yesterday.. " A number of mir people will attend Sol Smith nnssel's production of "Tin; Itlvuls" tnnighl. The following proKinnune will be rendered by the choir of the I'resby terlun church at their first sacred con cert tomorrow evening: Organ pre lude, "Festal March," ltenhoveten; hymn; chorus, "O He Joyful," choir; solo, A. T. Klzer; (iliartette. Misses Pell. Krundase, Messrs. Hurd. Wrisht er; duett. Mrs. James, Mr. Wrlfshtson; violin and organ duett. Messrs. Cnllen der and Keiijaiuin; ladles' iiuartette, Misses Williams. Hell. Harrow, Hrun datfe; address. Hev. li. C. Mycin: so prano solo. .Mrs .James; offertory K flat. T. M. Meiijuinin und Mr. Callender; contralto solo. Mrs. Williams; hymn, choir; benediction; oi'kuii prelude. Mrs. Kd Alon, of Clark's Siimmit, Is visiting Iter sister. Mrs. Henry filierts. Hlukely council. No. "-'a. Junior fr der I'nlted American Mechanics, will attend church in a body ut the Meth odist. Episcopal church next Sunday evening. Chorister Cleortre Shay hus arranged a siiecial sont? service for tin' occasion. Miss Sands will take part In the singing. Today will he pay day at most of the collerles In this vicinity. PreachliiftT In the Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday morning and even ing by the pastor. Ilev. S. C. Himp kins. At the lu..1i u. m. service his subject will be "Man's Hiding Place." In the evening he will preach a special sermon to the Junior firder I'nlted American Mechanics. Subject, "The Cause of Solomon's Downfall." wing to thegrotinds and weather not being favorable, the foot ball game that wus to have been played here today, has been postponed until some time lu the near future. Another meeting will he held ut the hose rooms this evening to heur the re port of the coimnUtee that was ap pointed last meeting to select a place for a storage dam. Public exercises were held In all of the public schools here yesterday in coiiimeinoralloii of (ieorge Washing ton's hiithd.iy. CLARK'S GREEN. Mrs. l' S. Metiedict and daughter. May, of Scranton, called on friends here on Thursduy and Friday last. Miss May Armstrong, of Factory ville, a former teacher in our No. I school. Is vislllni; her many friends here this wi:ek. The elchlh annual social of the Elec tric Star liidv.e. No. 4:iu, Independent Older of iiild Frliows, was entertained by the Seal I'.roun trio of Sctuutnn on Thursday evenlni;- last, and were high ly delighted. An uvolidupois supper will be held lu the Methodist church on Tuesday even lug next, at which all the atteiidllng ladies may learn their weight tor the benefit of the insurance fund. As the result if the revival services Just rinsed in the Methodist church, ten Identified themselves with the church ut the fourth iuurterly meeting on Sunday last, with appropriate and very Impressive services. Hattle Mead is able now- to attend her tisunl duties ut school. Election passed off quietly with about the vote of township and the following lesulls: Supervisors, Edgar H. Dun lap. It., 141: A. I. Ackerley. It., 1:!.1: I.e untler von Storch. C. I'll; David F. Smith. C. 42. School directors. Weld ing M. Swallow. i 14S; Ceorge IJ. Lud low, li., 112; Freeman Leach. C .11; Albert E. Jtodiiev, C, 17. Auditors A. Davis. It.. v:h; .1 ,v. Leach, c. A. :ss. Poor director, M. II. Coon, It.. l.l!i; K. M. Young. C. 4:s. Town treasurer, M. Huriord. li., IT::. Town clerk, M Clifford. It., 170. Constable. M. ltobiiison. H.. :1T; o. s. Ilundrlek. M. . l-:. i. c. I!:;; .1. C. Stark. I., S!i. Judge of election, .1. D. Knight. I!.. ll!l; E. F. Snyder. C .17. Inspector of election. .1. W. Khodes. 1;.. 129; J. E. Callender, C., 43. FOREST CITV. Postollice hours. Washington's birth day: open t! u. in. to x.liu a. in.; :; p. in. to 4 . :: p. in.; i;.::o p. m. to 7.:in . in. Miss ic otitic Lee. of Jermyn, is vis iting at the home of her uncle, John McLaughlin, on Dundnff street. John Matey, a popular young busi ness man of this place, who has con ducted a shoe store here for a number of years past, has been closed by his creditors. The sale will take place next Thursday afternoon. Mr. find Mrs. Frank Hood have two children ipiite ill with pneumoniu. Arthur Sidmuii and company in "Summer Sliowetr." nive closed the season and will not appear in Davis' opera house as announced. Mr. Sid muii had many ndmlrers in this place, having aopeared here before, and they will he greatly di.-:aniiolnteil to learn that tile dat" Is eitliciied. Sunday, .March '. will be observed as iiilssioniiiy Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal church, instead of next Sun day as announced. Hcv. ;. M. Stone will preach next Sunday on "Original Sin." the seven III article of religion. Lizzie J., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Wilton, w ho died o' membrane ous croup, was interred In Hillside cemetery Thursday nlictmion. The Methodists have placed a new Iron fence In from of ih.ir church properly. The interior of the church building has also been newly papered nml otherwise improved. M l T.U.O IN a iii.azi: or I.N. I IH SIASM. people Marvel ut Ucsnlts uhinlncJ-Kcv II. I:. Aloti, Pastor of lluffalo's Largest f luircli. Sends u Letter for Publication The people of MulTalo as Well as of other cities marvel at the wonderful cures wrought daily by the use of Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. It cures cold in ten i ii i n ii t . s. and is death to catarrh. Kev. If. E. Midi, the gifted pastor of Hurtiilo's largest church, the Cen tral Presbyterian, ut Pearl and Huron streets, writes: "I feel it m duty to testify to the great worth of Dr. Ag new's Catarrhal Powder. I have never used anything that will compare with It for the cure of colds and catarrh." .Ill cents. Sold by Matthews I iron. HON ESDALE. Mrs. Harris, of New York, Is visiting Mrs. Fuer; Ii. Mrs. Anna Jones, of Kingston, who hus been visiting friends here, returned home yesterday. Miss Vinnie Hose gave a card party at her home on Fourteenth street on Thursduy evening. Mm. Frnnkel entertained a number of guests at her homo on lower Main street last evening, the occasion being her birthday. Mrs. J. P. James and Miss Mary Men ner passed Thursday with Carbondule friends. The Venerable IJ. W. Coxc. of Alden. officiated at the services in Grace church last evening. Itemember the Martha Washington supper at the Presbyterian church to night. An elaborate menu has been prepared. Endorsement of Spcer's Wins by the Faculty of N. Y. The Committee of Physicians request ed to examine Into the merits of the wines of Alfred Hpeer, report these wines strictly pure, acceptable in flavor, palatable and rleh body. Dr. Cyrus Edison, of New York Board of Health, says there Is no better wine in the worltf - GARBONDALE. ntrader wiit pla note that advertise tncnls. orders for Job work, and Perns for publication left st the establishment of Shannon o., newsdealers. North Main street, will receive prompt attention; of uce open from I a. m. to 10 p. in. 'CHIMES OF NORMANDY." The Uospita I Share or the Profits Is Small Compared with the Kecelpts. The executive committee of the Ly ceum ope in company met Thursday night and transacted business, squar ing up bll!si and settled the finances uf the enterprise. The expensed were us follows: Make-tip materials, $1.27; bill posting. JS1.V5; Carbondule Leader, $:M.IIS; Evening Herald. $; Abe Salmi, men hand is:e. S.. : Uurke's hall. $2.1; New York store', J2.t;; A. P. Thomas. $10: W. I). Kvrnis. $:;: Jrofessor Llndsuy's percentagre. J7.4.'!; Mrs. Lindsay und Hubert Stanley, $1,1.9.1: opera house, $75; orchestriiticm, $10.Sti; Horner, costumes, $:Jti; orchestra, $"::, Incidentals, $4. tin. This makes the total expenses of production 4'i:Ui- und the total receipts ainoiinl.il to $:"7S.rii). leaving balance due to the? Hospital $174. KS. Considering the expenses Incurred and the lavish puyinentsi to the professors, the hos pital Is to be pitied at the lack of su pervision. MISS COON'S SUKI'Klsr. She Is Yisitod hy a Number of I'ricnJs Who Arc Agreeably I'.ntertained. Miss Emma Coon, of Seventh avenue, wus tende'i-ed nn agreeuble surprise party by tier friends Thursday night. Music ami games were the features of the ni'iiiiig and refreshments were served. Tln.se present were: Allsses Katie Haycock, Ethel Robhins, Hattle Kolls, Pearl Koseiigrant. Ilia. Heaeh, Phoebe Frescott. Lizzie Newton, Olive Moon, tlrace Williams, I tract' Hiicklnglmiii. Lottie Wilcox, Edith Mucklanil. Jennie Taylor. Lottie Mil lard, Metu. Kemvorthy, Clara Housoti, Carrie May bush; Messrs. Kussell Jones, Albert Rutherford. Hoy Clifford. Morris Clifford. Kdwiiril Cnrr, Leon Scott, Fred lluuersteiii. It. It. 11. Klnbnck. William Mussel I. (Mimics It. lilidgett. Wulluce I listed. C'nurics Rogers. Walton Lee, Hem-go Williams. Hoyd Fowler. Charles olinson. tiordon Dlmmick and William Ci ion. A. O. II. t:o.NM-NTION. Additionnl Committees Were Appointed Thursday l.vcning. The ftenertil committee of nrranRe tiieiits t'oi- the state convention of the Ancient onlerof lliberniuns which will be held in Muy next, nu t Thursday iiiKhl nml elected the following addi tional Hiil.-conuiiittees: tin meet i uk hall accommodations. W. J. liyrne. I'Htiick JleC.eever, and Thus. Kellv; c(mnilttee cm hotel nccoinmo- ili.ilnns . Liivin. Thomas Monohan. I P. V. McDonald. John Killeeen and John Letl.irer. The committee, has decided to (tlve I the visitors a hunipiet on one 01 tne nights of the session. They htive de- elded not to have any Intoxicants used in the bniKtuet. Illcvclo Club. The Idt yc-le club of the city will hold one of their entertainments next Wed nesday ntKht, l'Vb. 20. The followintt will appe.ir: .Miss Lydia Pichel, the celebrateil sdiiriino soloist, who has just returned from a conservatory In 1 lOurope: Jell' Freeman and SIk Katz. KUitar and nuimbdln specialties; the l liven Kiilere Wheelmen's epiartette. H. II. .lutnes. Churles K. Knlslit. Clarence M. Florey and J. L. Rowison; Misstier trnde Collins, elocutionist: Will Dlm ock. Carlxmdale's favorite whistler; lion. S. S. Jones. Frank P. Mann und H. L. Siner. pianist. These are well known celt liiitles.and the Huh are to be oniiRratnlated upon securinu their as sistance. Wreck on the tiravity. The train conducted by William Pen roe 011 the gravity, which wus due in this c ity from Hoiiesdule at 8.511 a. 111.. was late oiiehnur. A trip of Hat cars wus in-cnmiiifr alonu; the gravity und when neiirlnK No. : the brake on one of th cars broke and before Con ductor William P.ird could Rain control of his train it ran Into a train of empty coal curs, piling the coal cars and Hats In u heap. No person was injured. PERSONAL AM) OTHER ITEMS. J D. lavles, of Washington street, was in Si-ranloii Wednesday. The Wr-ndllnsr lecture will bo given on WeritifHday iiinlit. .Miss Hci-s'eii. of Wilkes-liarre, Is the guest of friends. John O'Malley, superintendent of the Prudent hi I Insurance company, has re turned home from New York. Dr. I. I Ilniley went to New York yestenluy. .Miss Kllon Callaghcr, or Pittston, Is visiting; in the idly. JERMYN. Tonlgrht a hoiintentis supper will he provided by the Home Missionary und Ladles' Aid societies of the Methodist Kpiscopul church. Supper will lie served from j to S p. mi. and will be followed ! u grand entertainment con sisting of some of Mrs. Jarley's wax works, the ten virgins, some solos mid lliartet lex. etc. Supper, 2!i cents; eli-teruiliiiiie-iit. 10 cents. The menu will consist of cold ham. baked beans, scul lopid potatoes, wheat bread, brown bread, pickles, cheese, culibug.1 salad, variety of cnlies. coffee nml tea. oranges und lotiia litis. W ill its a I'assinore, of Curliondule, wus a .levinyn visitor yesterday. .Mr:', t'hiii les Kllis, of Curlioudale, died on Tl.iti-.- iltiy night. PHICEBUHG. The Kfd Men of this place will give a graiul eiilettaiiillieiit and social oil .March :.'". This promises to he one of the leading events of the seu"in us some rare talent has been secured. .'!- i mission to all will be 20 cents. .Miss Mable Kvnus, of South Main street, wus a visitor in Scranton yes tenluy. .Mrs. tleorge Zimmerman was a vis I tor in Myphiuit yesterday. What Von Tvant of s medicine is that It shall do you good purify and tnrich your blood, throw off that tired feeling, and give you health, trenglb, courage, and ambition. Hood's 8arsaparil!a is the only true blood parifler prominently in the public eye today, and it meets these requirements perfectly. This is proved by the testimony of thou lands of people. Hood's ' Sarsaparilla Bnllda op the nerves by feeding then oa pur blood, creates an appetite by toning the digest i veorgans, overcomes That Tired Feeling by giving vitality to the blood, and give sweet refreshing sleep, Yoa may realize that Hood's BsrssparUla Does this by giving It a fair trial. Insist opoa Hood's and only Hood's. (1 ; six tor fS. Hood's Pills E-XSja. S? Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report ABSOLUTELY WALL STREET BEYIKW. New York, Feb. 21. Speculation ut the Stock Kxchunge opene.1 linn with prices geneKiuy tructlonuliy anther, feub:--iplrnlly speeulatois un.l oth.-ii sold on l'u tneury thut ihe Cuban delMite In tlm sen ate yestenluy wonlil . heck rue rising- ten dency and lead to lower price. There were also realizations bv operaiors whu make It a rule to close out their lOiiltJC is on the eve of u holiday. Tne Impression on values was sllaht outside of Aliinliiit tun. Missouri Paeilie and Italtimore and Ohio. whlch ran olT lall-j per feat. The other prominent issues yielded ' to r' per cei.t., bat in no case wus there any great pressure to sell. In the afternoon there was a derided change for ihe heKer, for eign und local commission houses having turned up us buyers of .the (.rangers anil the slundard stocks generally. The an nouncement thut the 'treasury reserve hus readied JHUii.tXIU.imu und the ease 111 money tiniB loans having been offered at 4'a per rein, for live to six months both con tributed to the streng'th of the market late In the day. At this time u number of he prominent Issues sold ut the best prices of I he day und week. St. Paul advanced to "S:: Itock . Island to it1; liidsville und Nashville .to .11. and North west to UfcVia. Ill the Industrials Leather Preferred was -the feature and rose from ir to (jSuWi on covering of short con tracts. Chicago Hus was In better de mand on the application of the attorneys of the companies for leave lo Hie a peli tion pruviiK ithe court to direct the sec returv of state 'to llle the consolidation ceriilleates. In the specialties Minneapo lis and St. Paul til-vt preferred Jumped 2 to Kl; do. seconds. 2't to fi2', and Consoli dated Has to lis'... Speculation closed firm in tone. Net changes show advuiiees of 'i in - per cent,, Louisville mi l Nash ville leading. Total sabs were 170.2ml shares. Furnished by WILLIAM LINN. ALLEN CO., correspondents for A. !'. CAMP- UELL, stock broker. 412 spruce siren up n lug. Am. Tobacco Co hi' Ilish- Low Clos 1nc si', 11.1 '4 I7' .11 17-- ra4 in.".' a 3S:'j 7S', 74 18"i ;ii.. 147 " .11 Kl'4 I'll, 2S1. 1S est. est. Am, Sugar lle'g i'o.JIi, lHi' I"1 1I.V' ni-'- r.i 17", i in:,-; 7'4 :-".4 7i 7.( 1Ki, :ii'.j :." l'.s lit". 22 fi Hi7'a 17', ft4 2H 4-V 1,1 41 2!H, HI'. :r.', , :::) ' 7'4 W4 si; 1J 11 lK-' Atch.. To. S. K Ciinuda Southern. ('lies. 11I1I0 CImcuko (las , Chle. Ut N. V Chic., 11. & Q C. C. C. & HI. L.. Chic., Mil. Si. I Chle., It. I. Par llsl. Hi ('. , tieneral Kleclrk'., Lake Shore Louis. & N'ash.., M. I. & Texa -i .Miilllmttuil Kle... .Mo. I'ai! Nat. CoriluKe N. .1. Central N. V. Cetrtral N. Y L. K. W.. N. Y S. & W . .11 . 1"h . I's .111.1 . KO'i . . 7X . ?:(- . iss . :i' ,147 . .i-"i . l:Ps .1i'.1'h . sis . r.s .10"' -j . MS'!! . 17's . !'. 17- i;v-4 l(i".'.j Nie4 7s:. 7P is', :a H7 ;.i' Plti'vj losi los sv 1i"-i 2S 4'- 1.1-4 41 2"Ti III', Xi :n--i 17 K4 2S l IV 41 2H'., 12 (' T5 Pi win 12 "'4 BS N. V., S. & W r.. 1 xor. Par. Cs cmtario and West.. 1.1-U 41 an.', Hl'Vi :w .. :ni s- 7' ( unaha I Phil. & Head I .Southern It. It I Southern It. It.. Pr. I Teiin. Coal & Iron, j 1'nlon Puclllc i Wabash W-.tlwsh I'r I Western Viiiou : W. L "' 1!' 121 1 ll IH We 12 11 7 S. Leather S. Leather, Pr.. CHICAGO BOA HO OF TT5ADE miCKS. Op'n- High- Low- Clos. WHEAT. Ing. est. est. iliK May 'it-- lil'n lil-'-i iil" Jlll.V til-"- tWi'j lil- tiP4 lATS. Jly 21 2t' 21 21'k July 21 21'n 21 2I' CI Ut N. May 2", 2!i-, to', July ill :tl'i ':h :tl' PREVENT Coughs, Colds, Pneumonia. Cured Alter tireat Suffering Xlr. Charles Anderson, 1MI fell St., Wilkes-Barre, says: 2 bottles of Dr. Alex ander's Lung Healer entirely cured me of a severe cold In my chest und lunjfs Hft-r 1 hud tried 3 other cough cures und failed. Cured My Baby. Airs. Kella Sproule, Pd Washington. Si.. Wilkes-liarre. says: line boltle of I ir. Alexander's Lung Healer saved my dar ling's lire. 1 will never be wit limit It. Cured of Pains in His l.ung. Anthony Yeager contractor l:!l Hill ! Ftreet. Wllkes-Barre. Pa., says three bot lles of Dr. Alexander's Lung Healer, the famous cough cure, cureU mi" of aslhm.i ami pubis in my lungs after pneumoni i. No cough medicine like It. It saved my lil'e. l-'or sule everywhere. 2.V-. per boltle. ; Valley Drug Co., tieneral Agents, Wilkes- liarre. Pa. MMMMMi DOCTOR will stops couch in a nitrht, check si-uld in a duy, uud cure consumption if taken in time, it' the little one. have Croup nr attoymg l ouga, us ll iionltlh. croup 18 a very futfd disease. rullv one hulf ut ttluHO Ut- tackeddie. I he Krest damcer is in delay. proKresses so rapidly thut tlielw4ui a few hours in treatment is often fatal. Ackf.h's Knoi.ish Kkmf ov will cure Croup, nJ ft should -ways be kept In the house for emergent-tea. A 5 cent Iwttl. tuay save your child' Ufa. Throo slsesi 50r, (1. All Prat (iits- ACKKR MKDWINli CO. 16 Jt IH Cbumberm .St., Kew York. 'SbThlcV Send 8 cents tor esmsls pafca raulttaas Creimtoal Cif Mny, Eisltl ENGLISH Remedy m e 7 l PURE TAYLOR. A magnificent social will he held ttt the Calvary church evening of Wash ington's birthday. The decision on the contest will be given. All ore invited.- Htho Uahy Is Cutting loctii. Mrs. Wlnslow'a SoothlnK Syrup has been used for over Fifty Years hy Mil lions of Mothers for tlieir Children while Teething, with Perfect Success. It Soothes the Child, Softens the Hums, Allays all Pain; Cures Wind Colic and Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Hold by Druggists In every part of the world. Be sura and ask for "Mrs. Wlnslow'a Soothing Fyrup," and tuk no other kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle. M 9 sent FRnn Sft It is matte- of v't Importanre to mnthrre. W Th manLti..-tu.trs of fir HAIL BURDEN & eagle urand condenei milk l$l Uueap..mphUt.nilitlil-i.rAN 1 HHALI H," jS which BhouM t in every home. Address. NHW JC YORK CONIKNStl jtLK CO., 71 lluJoa W Kl,m V... ULSTERS AND OVERCOATS ALSO MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS AT Greatly Reduced Prices. Ill LACKAWANNA AVENUE Corner Franklin Avenue. MANLY VIGOR ONCB MORE in harmony with the world, 2000 completely cored men aro BUiguiK nappy praises lor tne B reaiest, Rranu rut nnd most sun cessf ul enro for sex ual weakness and lost vhror known to medical science. An I account of thlsrom tlrrful diiwovtry, In book, form, with ref. crencea and proofs, will lM.nent tn snf- ferine men (scaled) free, l-'nll manly vlicor purumauntly restored. Failure tinpossiblo. ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N.Y. THE NEW NO. 3, 1 Contains all th.it tans msde Bammond Work fsirous, and NEW, NOVEL, and LSKFUL im provements. ' Huirmond Work ths Criterion of Bsmmoud Superiority." "Hammond Bales the Criterion of Hammond Popularity." Hsm Bond No. g. "Tli. i'.rfsst Typewriter. Ex amine It and be convinced. F hiiadelpl'.! branch of Tha Hammond Typewriter Co., IK 8, Sixth fetrs.U F. A. & A. .1. IIKANDA, 414 Sprues St.. Suaalin Reprsssntativii. 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PTTKTPS. nrutf- SOLDERSS A aWats way with by the) dm mf HAR1V MAN-a PATENT PAINT, whiek aa.iJa af lugrsdlaata weH-known to slL It eaa be pueaj us, ivnuim sin. a neat u-oa sfa, aksa to brick dwallnKs. which will steveat aOMdlutsly any c nimbi law. eraek bi sr braaklBg of the brick. ItwUI oat- f tb aoaa of Unalng. Ia sold km tas Jew Bf- pairwd. Oontraeta takra ky 1 AMTOHIO ttAjrntAMN. m BaTwa iu Utfaqrt HealiblS. G. KERh,SON&C0. SHEBIFFSSALE IBM i iiRDjtEisnMnTunniiiniTnn BT.Twr;-Ti i-fi- im d CGF TMRIflG 1110 ESTABLISHED 187S KERR'S SPK CWEIIK HD DRkPEDIES. During our many years in the Carpet business we never had such facilities as at present to suit our frieuds. Practical experience, mature judgment and extensive connections have enabled us to place before you an uu ecualedassortment of the latest and most fashionable patterns and eolorius in every desirable fabric. Royal Wiltons, Lavormeries, Axminsters, Eng lish Brussels exclusively under the control of this house. Tapestries, ingrains, Linoleums, Corti cenes and Oil Cloths. We anticipated the risa in the market, placed our orders aceordinlgy and will give onr customers the beu elit. A complete line of Draperies, Upholstery Goods and Window Shades in every grade. Latest styles. A fffc d LscKawcnna 1 B" W t THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF SCRANTON GIVES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO BUSINESS AND PERSONAL ACCOUNTS AND PAYS 3 PER CENT. INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS. YOU WANT WE HAVE LET'S GET RICHARDS 502 Commonwealth Buildini THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO SCRANTON AND WILKES-BARRE, PA., Manufacturers of Locomotives, Stationary Engines, Boilers, HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY. General Office: SCRANTON, PA. Bnrti raoi co., ina'p. ctpiisi, i ,eoei Bjurr iim mi ok im the would "A dmUar mrnntdi it a dolimr tmnuti." VMsUMllM'MId FmehDMSslsBMesi. I MlilK If Miyaet. In um u. !., m wpioiv n, mii.ij unm, or PomsI Mots toe $10. Kntul. snry tks beoM old la ail re Ull stms for 2.60. AV. aisk. this bo.1 oarMhrae, Uwmfor w. gmar ( thsjU,ry(e mud war. Jul if any sa Is sot ssosft! r win reiuoa u. mowmt or Mad soother fair. Opm To. or iMum mmi, wMtbs V, II, B, a KH. .Uirm 1 lo s SM htm SkSisas. Bend etmm ISSM CiiOC UUii Boston. aLaaa. tftiml ttrwu ta inoUn. 1. w. Our ideas of Selling lIsOME- TUSIC j general run. Our first thought is to see how little we can charge for the best things to wear. We want men to think when thev huy here; that they are getting more value for ! their money than anywhere much we can get iolks to pay. it is, rather, to see now lit tle we can afford to charge them. Another unusual thing is our Liberal Credit Sys tem it's not necessary to clothe yourself piecemeal. Don't get a coat, then a vest and later some trousers. Come and get a whole suit and pay us when 3-011 can. We want you to feel perfectly welcome in this store. Young men, come along and see what really good clothes we cau sell for prices ikf the fullowmc: Suits worth from $9 to 12, some Worsted, some Cassimere and others Cheviot all wool about lot, and all go at. An interesting lot Cheviot Overcoats at the of. I: Cash or Credit (jO Cash or Credit I 225 AND 227 AND 218 WYOMING AYE, TELEPHONE 5154 Ave. Cpp. Main Entrance Wyoming Housa nn M R TOGETHER. LUMBER CO Telephone 422 CALL UP 3682. we Oil AND CO. OILS.. VINEGAR AND CIDER. OmOE AND WAREHOUSE, Ml TO isi MERIDIAN STREET COLLINS, M'$?r. HJ Pi- UAL. Clothes are different from the else. Our idea isn't to see how two dozen in this : of Oxfords and interesting price till I 1111 m UJiUU W I
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