TJLIIS SCRANTON TBIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING-, BECEMIJBR 1J, 1897.
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Church ptrcct, to nhom news Items may
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LUPT THE CITV SUDDENLY.
Scwlnc Mnflilui' Arciu Urpnrls for
Unknown (.'I I in cm.
Several ci editors were pained last
ovenlnc; by intolllRPiicc to the erfeel
that IMwanl Hawker, ngent for the
Klnpor Hewing Machine entniianv, left
the city n few das iuro without rlvliiK
his nddieos ,n (my Intimation that he
will return. Constable Kdvvnrd Neaiy
went to the Hawker homo on Peach
hill to Herve a landloid's w-nnanl. but
In found the place deserted, the fuinl
I'lii lmvliiR been removed. Mrs. Haw
k. r and child weie found nt u neigh
sni She illdilni Knowledge ns to
hu htliband's whereabouts It Im paid
hei parent1", who leslde down the val
id aic well to do, but thev have no
Im llnatlon to aid her husband
Hawker l a t'tll, slim fellow with a
daiU liintiptnchc and a Kllb tongue. Ho
has been ilrlnl'lng some of late nnd
on seveial nicasloiv) within the past
month hit" Hashed large rolls of bills.
The Sinner Sowing machine men In
Hie rlty ale reticent ipgnrcltng Havv
Kei llnppcntnnre, but local uiithoil
tl -ay there aie nineteen machines
upon vhuli he lm. not made full re
1 111 ns The (instable ha thus far been
amide lo Kain wheie the household
1 1 1 wore taken
BLESSED VIRGIN SODALITY.
Mill Hold lis Seme Annual .Meeting
Tomorrow livening.
The Ulessed Vligin Sodality of St.
K i hini h will hold Its twentieth
spiiu-annu il lecoplloii nnd celebration
totiuiiimi o enlntr The ooieinonlos
v III In ln at 7 o'elix k The sermon
will be in- ached by Itov. .1. W. lla
1 n of Seiantnn. formeih of this
cite The tnllnwliig piogiainnio will be
rendoieil'
opmlng hymn. "Maty In Heaven,"
Chorus
Hnii'llment of candidates.
"u Veilum" Thtce pnrtH
H :ticn.
t-iil Creator" Chorum
T Ileum" Heading
Linda Slon" Thtce part
"trnion Kpv. J. V. Malonc
' Mm, i Ilcdeinptoils Matct,"
Thiev part
Hem iliLtlon
"o Salutnils" Two part
Taut uin Kgn" Chorus
Aiisii'les and I espouses.
"Laudato Domlnum" Chorus
OlnMng Ijjinn, "O Saeied Heart,"
Cliorus
DEATH OF AN INFANT.
The funeral of Matsaiet, the two
month", nid daughtci of Mr. and Mis.
James Hrjden, of Williams iivonuo.vv ill
be held this afteiuoou at hnlf-past -'
o'tlofK. Itev. T. 1". Jep'-on, of tho
I1'" in Jiaiitlst cliuich, will oillclate.
The little one died Thuida ety pud
dinU. She has been ailing for n week
oi so Mr, Hrvden went to woik as
usual that nioinlns. Later, he was
summoned home and befote he artlved
the i hlld was bevond hope. She died
bpf.ne a phM.lt Ian could atrhe. Pneu
monia whs the cause of death.
l-XWUYOR KELLY HONORED.
Ex-Mayor John Kelly has been ap
pointed n'd do camp of the national
Rtnff of the (iiand Army of the Repub
lli This distinction will place Mr.
Kelly in a piominent position when he
attends the national encampment at
CliKinnatl. He Is to be ( ongiatulated
up"ii the honor confened.
LOCALS.
At the Instance of the Scranton Sav
ings bink, tho sheriff this afternoon
e'ecd lei son's inUn-iy store of which
Joins Tingott is manager. The sale
rf ponds will take place on Frlduv,
Di 7
Miss Satah Healey, daughter of Mr,
mid Mrs. Thomas C. Healey. of Far
levv stieet. and Patrick F. Langan.
of Fan low stieet, will b married at
St Hose chuich this nfternoon at 1.30.
A reception will be held at the home
of the btlde in the aftetnoon and eve
nlng J F, Robinson has completed plans
for a new building to be elected on
Chuuh street near Sixth aeuuo, on
the piopeity owned by John Clun
Tie building will he i modern slnte.
tiiu and will add to the beauty of the
nlr.udv beautiful Chuich ntie I.
s n was bin n to Mr. and Mic.
William Ktepluns, of Brook stieet.
Tie funeial of Andn-w Teeple held
yest. ld.iy afternoon was luigely at
tend d
The Young Ladles' Cooking club was
pleasantly enteitulned at tho home of
Mis M a. Watt.
Miss Muiy McCnnn. of Sand street,
has beep made- the leclplcut of a hand
some uptight jilano.
It J. 1J. Ulanchaid, of Clifton
Spungs, N. V., will preach In Ttlnlty
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ror.
Sinew the dcidl) ipiKmlc of La. (irlppo
camo fn m lluhtla In 1lc), then lias been
no ifmeily so si ci itiful u Ur. ifam
plirej's SjiicIIIl "77." It me(t tlte ipi
deml loiuliiion anl Is the ptiK tr ah Its
man festatlons, taKm early outs it ulioit
promptly, taken iIuiIie its pi.i nco It
pn occupies the system und pron.nU Its
Im.ihlon; taktn whilo suiferiiiK from It a
relief is speedily leulized.
Tho headache, luickacho iu inlluenza
are of coaipuiatiely pmall couseiurni.o
and Hie i-ally contiollLd, but tlui cough
or bronchial iriltutlou is most serious,
particularly In the feebla cr when the vi
tality Is Impaired, hence, the danKer and
necessity of piornpt end contlmiod uso of
"77" until every Mstigo of tho illacaae la
eradicated.
"77" cuios Colds, Grippe, Inlluenza, Ca
tarrh, Pnlns Ir tlu Ileiod and Chest,
Coug und Boro Throat.
Ask for Dr. Humphrey' Manual of all
Olueuses at your Ditigelsts or .Mulled free,
Sold by ilniKglsts, or send to Hum
phreys' Mod Co., Cor. Vllllam and John
Stk., New Vork.
ffjr
church tomorrow morning and eve
ning. M. H. Mndlgan Is In Scranton this
afternoon nttendlng the meeting of tho
nominating committee of tho Knights
of Columbus, a branch of which order
has Just been organized by .some of the
prominent residents of tho Electric
City. Mr. Madlgan Is chalrmaYi of the
committee.
The Xylite Dancing class met In the
Hurke building last evening, wnere
Mis. Lewis, of Scranton, Imparted tho
usual weekly quota of terpslchorcan
art.
PURELY PERSONAL.
Mte. M Leveney, of Wyoming street,
will entertain her father, H Oppen
hclmer, of Wllkes-Harre, over Sunday.
Thomas Itogeui Is seriously 111 at his
homo, on Seventh nenue.
M. H. McMasters was called to Af
ton, N. Y on business yesterday,
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Duffy have moved
to tho new Loftus house, on I'lko
street.
Mr. and Mis. D d Purdy arc visit
ing In Honesdale.
Miss Kctta Proctor will leave next
week for England, where she will re
main eleht months.
George W. Hamlin, of Deposit, X.
V has accept a situation w Ith James
Munn, music dealer of this city.
Judge Alfred Darte and bon, Frank,
have returned to Kingston.
Miss Maiy Watt is In Wllkos-liarre.
"Stiong Uo" Jones was In Wilkes
Bane on business vesteulay.
Miss Mar Wuterlleld has accepted
a position in the rfctanton eotrcspond
cure Mhool.
TAYLOR NEWS.
I'liucrti ol' .Hiss r.llen i:vans--Pcr-snnnl
mid Other Mention.
Tlie funeral of Ellen Esan.s was
largely attended yesteiday at the homo
of her parents, Mr. and Mis. Edward
E. Evans, on Toor stieet. At 2.30
o'clock her late home was thronged
with filends who felt ninth sonow at
the Iof.s of their beloved friend. Ser
vices weie held In the house by the
Itev. Dr. II. H Hauls, of the Calvary
H.iptlst ehuich Dr. Hairls, in hla ic
niaiks. paid a woithy tribute to the
deee.used. The singing was led by
Pi of. John Planets and consisted eif
the whole Sabbath school. The selec
tions rendered were fiom the Baptist
hymnal, "Beaulaland" nnd "Good
Night" Many tloial offerings weie
given by filends of the deceased and
they piesented a most beautiful ap
peaiatue. Among the offeilngs were
u basket of roses, chrysanthemums
and Volets fiom the Sunday school,
and alo a basket from friends from
Hyde Patk. Intetment was made in
tho Forest Home cemetery. The pall
beaieis weie Messrs, Evan Davis, Wil
liam II. Nicholas, David T. Davis, Mor
gan Marsh, David J. Davis and John
H. Thomas. Tho (lower-bearers weio
Misses Ljdla Hosklns and Olwcn How
ells. Sei vices in the Calvary Baptist
church tomonow will be held at the
usual hours Moiniug seimon at 10.30
o'clock; Sunday school at 2 p. m. Even
ing .seimon at 6 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Hnr
i Is will ollhlate. All are welcome.
independent Order of Odd Fellows,
No. fills, will meet this evening In their
hall on North Main street,
Tlio Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western eompany paymasters made
their monthly visit to this place es
teiday. Services at tho Presbjteilan church
tomorrow will be held at tho usual
hours. Rev. L. R Foster will offici
ate. All aie Invited.
Jeihn T. Jones, of Main street, an
nounces himself as a candidate for
councilman of the Third ward.
Miss Janet Inglis, pilnclpal of No. 2
school, Is slowly lecoverlng from her
recent sickness
Mrs. John Griffiths, of Hyde Paik,
was tho guest of her mother in this
place yesUMday.
Serviees In the Methodist Episcopal
chuich at 10.30 a. m. and 7 p. in. t'
moriow as usual, Rev. William Filsby
officiating. Sunday school at 2.15 p. m.
Everybody is coullallv invited.
Miss Cora Haunt, of Nicholson, Is the
guest of Mits Grate Lowiy, on Noith
Main stieet.
Hotelkeeper J. E. Davis, of this place,
will give $10 row aid for any Informa
tion given of the recent burglars who
entered his residence on Thursday
morning, or he will give the same re
waid to the one who finds the costly
cane which was also stolen, and which
bears his name and is dated April 1,
ISsS.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans, of Plymouth,
visited relatives in this place yester
day. Mr. and Mis. Edwaid Robeits, of
Edvvntdsdale, wtie the guests of the
latter't patents jestetdav.
Mis, Joseph, of Hyde Park, was vis
iting filends in this plate jestetday.
OLYPIIANT.
Grand Councilor Pierce, of the
Knights of Malta, of Philadelphia, lec
tin eel before the Kuieka lodge at their
rooms on Lackawanna stieet, Thurs
day evening. He spoke of the history
of the organisation slnte Its formation
up to the present time, and was lis
tened to with, wiapt attention. Pre
vious to his address, William II. Pikst
made a shoit speech, Introducing tho
speaker. At the conclusion of the lec
tin e, choice refreshments weie served
by tho membeis of tho lodge. Small
delegations fiom Jeimyn and Nantl
coke weie pieseut. Next Thuisday
evening Eli Dickinson, of the Shield
of Honor lodge, of Catbondale, will
deliver an address. Several officers of
the Uiand lodse aie expected to be
piesent. During the month members
of the Knights of Pythias nnd Knights
of the Mvstic Chain will lecture.
The C. Y. M. T. A. and B. society's
fair continues to altiact large crowds
every evening. This evening the fol
lowing programme will be rendered:
Overture, PraViwest; solo, Miss Nettle
Mason; dialogue, Misses Mollle and
Gertie Hannlck: selection. Black Dia
mond quartette; clog, Michael Hallnal;
SOlo. Eugene O'Bovlu: solo. Mlsa Annlo
Brown; bass solo, Michael Golden; solo,
Lucy Mooney, solo, Mollle McDonald.
A door pilze is given each evening.
i no remains of Patrick Cnwtov hn
died at the Lackawanna hospital yes
terday from Injuries he received while
at work In Sterrlck Creek minno .,
Tuesday last, were removed to his homo
in jessup ny undertaker w. J. Swee
ney, The funeral will tnke ntnn tn.
mprrovy afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. In
terment win ue maue n St. Patileka
cemetery.
Mrs. Uomer Reete and Mrs. Fie.lr.r.
Ick Moon, of Peckvllle, visited Mrs. D.
Y. Davis, of Lackawanna stieet, yes-
leruay.
The Creditors Of thb Olvnhnnt linnV
will meet at the editorial rooms of the
Olyphant Gazette on Mnmlnv ouonlno-
at 7.20 o'clock,
Tho funeral of Rose, the little daush-
WASHINGTON
Some Unpublished Facts About His
Last Illness and the Lesson They
Convey to Men and Women
of the Present Day.
It Is not generally known tliat Gon
eiiil Washington was killed in a most
unci and b. it b, nous maimer, but It is,
neveithelpss, n fact.
At the time of his death, AVushlugton
was In Ills sixty-eighth !.oar, a stumg.
lobust man. On Dcccmbci 12, 17U3, ho
contracted u severe cold and pneu
monia threatened. Two doctors weie
summoned, and, In act oi dance with the
absutd custom of those days, they pio
ceeded to bleed their patient. Ncuily
a cpiait of blood was taken from his
veins, until nt last ho begged them to
lei him die In peace. Ho died that
sumo diy not fiom disease, but actu
ally fiom los of blood Ho was Killed
by Ignorance'
In then' dajs, nny doptor who treat
ed -i patient as Washington was tieat
ed, would be Indicted f. ,i- manslaugh
ter The wot Id was moved sinie linn,
and time has been a complete l evolu
tion in the piactlce oi medic inc. Mi
slead of lowering tl.c vital foites by
thinning l he blood, advanced physi
cians now ende.iv or to build up the
strength of '.heir patients. They em
plov only tho latest and most scientific
remedies.
And jet, In spitp of this fait, wp find
thousands of people endeavoiing to tm
ptnve their health by taking old-fash-lomd
medicines. They forget tint
tcr of Mr. and Mis. David Cohen, of
Lackawanna street, who died on Tues
day last, took place jestetdaj aftei
noon. It was attended by a laige num
ber of filends.
Rev. T. H. O. Buskhlvesy, who has
been pastor of the Gieek Catholic
church bote for about two jcais, has
left for Mavtleld to take ehnigo of a
church at that place. Rev. John Ar
ilon has been appointed in Father
0'Ruskhive'.s place.
The membeis of the Congregational
chuich ate ichcatsliuj a piogiamme
which they will lender In the chuich
Christmas eve
Miss Giato Pettlgrew paitlcipated In
nn entertainment which was given at
Justice last evening.
The street commissioner has a gang
of men at woik laying crcwswalks on
tho principal streets. Thoy are a
much-needed Improvement.
Mrs. William Adair and Mius Jennie
Davis visited relatives at West Scian
ton, Thursday.
Miss Maud Kelly has returned from
a visit with filends at West Plttston.
Fred. Beiry, of Green Ridge, wa.s a
caller In town jesteiday.
Mrs. Evan Milts attended the funeral
of Mis. Ileniy P. Davis, at West
Sci auton, jesterday.
Mrs, H. B Matthew son, who has been
vWtlng relatives In New Yoik, has ic
turned home.
Miss Joanette Miexell, of Wilkes
Barre. leturned home jesteulnv, after
.spending a few days with Mr. and
Mis. D. W. Hauls, of Delawaie stieet.
Mrs. Rlehaid Moyles entoitalnod
Miss Katie Healey, of Carbondale,
Thursday.
IT.CKVILLC.
A regular meeting of the boaid of
health will bo held at the council looms
this evening.
Peckvllle Baptist church. Rev. J S.
Thomas, pastor. Services next Sunday
at 10.30 a. m. and 7 p. m. Subject lor
tho morning. "What Is Tiue Religion;"
ev-nlng subject, "What Chllstlanlty
Has Done for Woiklngmen," Sabbath
school at 2 30 p. m. All are coidlally
Invited
The Sunday school services at the
Methodist church will begin tomr
low afternoon nt 2 o'clock. Instead of
2.30, on account of the funeial of Mis.
Wallace, of Wlnton.
Seveial of our business plac s are
decorating their windows for tho noil-'
clays,
There are 313 voters teglstered in
the First waul of Blnkely for the com
ing spilng election.
Councilman W S. Bloes, of the Flist
ward, has decided to allow his name
to go befoie the coming convention
for the office of councilman for an
other term.
Services in the Methodist Episcopal
church on Sunday at 10 30 a. in. and 7
p. m. Preaching by the pastor, Rev.
H C. Slmpklns, Theme for the morn
ing, "The Unknowable Love of Christ "
Evening, "An Awakened Conscience."
All are welcome.
JL'KMYN.
Mc-f-danies Henry and villain Berk
and August Zimmerman, ot Archbald,
weie calleis In town yesieiday
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Gates, of Stuten
Idand. aio vlbltlng Mis 11. A. Will,
man, of South Main street.
Mis. Comer Davis spent yesterday In
Caibondale.
A child of Mr. and Mis T'red Harts
well, of Main street, is seriously 111.
Mr. F. A. Demots, of Wlllws.ilauv,
Ilfptcted Oscar Smith tamp, :'.o. 2Zi,
KoiiB of Veterans, on l'.i trsday even
ii.g He ch ! veied n h'uri address, ,.nd
during It praised the local camp In a
very satisfactory manner.
A child of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ward
Is suffering fiom pneumonia.
Liberty lodge. No. 1SS, Knights of
Pythias, ronfened tho rank of Knight
on forty-six candidates last evening.
A largo delegation was piesent from
Caibondale, Peokvillo nnd Archbald,
At midnight supper was served to the
members ot th'o visiting Knights at
Windsor hotel.
On Wednesday evening, pievious to
the baptism of the bell at Sacred
Heart church Mr. nnd Mis. William
W
ftd filLLCU
chemists and scientists have mado
gieat discoveiUs in recent yeats, and
do not go back to the antiquated lom
ei'.Ies and eoneoitlon.s thht weio used
a bundled joins ago It will not do.
Wl.ut j on. leader, need lo tuto the
headaches, dizziness, tired, worn-out
and lnitable feelings, constitution, and
bt.nlng-down sensations is some mod
cm disci very based on scientific truths
that will stilke at the root of the
tumble. You are sltk because your
Kldne.vs and liver aie out of order, and
you should at once see that they aio
put In older. "Yes," you say, "this Is
easy tn aseit, but what shall I do?"
Take the best and most sclentlllt dis
crivi ry for theF tumbles jou can llnd.
A si- any advauied snout 1st whit this
is and he will tell jnu, Winner's Safe
Cine. This disiovery stands alone, by
itself, and far above all so-called medi
cines of the p.. st or nostiuins of the
piecnt. In sp-aMng about it Di. Wil
liam Edwaid Jiobson, of London, savs;
"I conscientiously and emphatically
'tuto that 1 have been able to sive
moie lellef and ofio t more cures by
the use of AVai mt's Safe Cure than by
any other inedirlno attainable to the
piofi sslon." This is high prais. , but
no higher than the subji ct iIosm-vps as
mi will readily ascertain unon using
this gie.li, modem dl-eoveiv
Walker enteitalncd a number of their
fiienns nt their home on North Lai Ka
wnnnii avenue In Alaj field, wuli an
elal.oiate spicad in honor of the onat
bh n While su' er was being scived
an rirdiesti.i tompos a of membeis of
tin Ir own family dlseoiused sweet
s-tialns of music. The following were
piesent: Supeimtenilent W. A. May,
of Scranton, Messis. and Mesd lines
Jiime' J. I .Mich, John I. Mooney,
lames W. O'Bilen, M. J. Holleia'u,
Mis. E. II. Mai tin and dnii'rhter Ag
nes. Mis. i" Mutply. William J.
Mooney. Hint J., and Gtaeo R. Lynch,
of Olyphant, Messis. .mil Misdames .1.
B. Gilho.il, Jumps J. Walkei, John P.
Walker and W. J. Glennon, of C.ubon
dale, and W. J. Beigen. of Maylldd.
If the opening nlijlit of tho Aiteslau
Hoso company's fair Is any criterion
of the coming evenings It will bo a
great financial sucn ss. and It will not
bo tho fault ef tho fire lad lies ir It
docs not Move a sodnl sucees?, for
they nie dolni; all In tli'elr power to
make It such. Attend the fall and
give tho boys a willing hand foi they
cleSHl VO t.
Tho tcuihers of the eraded schools
will hold an institute this mninlng at
the school. Among the subjects of tho
papeis icad will be Tennymn," "The
ory of Teaching" and tovoial othcis.
MOSI.OW,
Mr. and Mis E GllhlnnJ. of D.ite
villf. spent Thin sdny with their daugh
ter Mis. C. H. Tiavls
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Haines of Sctan
ton, were the guests or Mr and Mis.
P. O. Dlvon Sunday.
Mr II. L Cargo spent pait of last
week In New York.
Mr and Mrs. A. E. Hinds, of Scran
ton, vKlted filends heie last week
Mr and Mis. F. T. Pllton celebrated
the ill st anniversary of their wedding
Wednesday, Dee. S. Those present
weie. Mr and Mm. Bron Husklng
liam. of Elmhius-t; Ml. and Mis.
William Sheln, of Minnesota, Mis
Sampson, Caibondale, Mis. and Jlis
Gei lge Eoitl'o, Mils B E Mill, r.
Mis Adellna Ballet. Mis. C H Tiavls
and daughter. Doioth. Mis Daniel
Holler and daughtei. Olive, Mis Joe
Roblii"on, Misses Nellie Holllst.-i,
Olive Mllloi. Orao- Travis, Sara Deck
er, Augusta Gearhart. Jessie K'rn,
Mammle Boitrte and Amza Boitiee,
Clair Pcltou.
Mr. William Coleman, of Easton,
called on friends heie Thuisdny.
Miss HolIIster's pupils will give a
musicale In her studio Wednesday eve-
THIRD IHfl!, Bl
tttiii
UiUUl
OF SCRAMTOil
Special Attention Given to Uusi.
iicss and Personal Accounts,
Liberal Accoinniodittion-i Ex.
tentluil Acconlint; to Ikilanccd mi J
Responsibility.
31er Cent. Interoit Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
Capital, -Surplus,
Undivided Proflts,
$200,000
300,000
70,000
Wtf. CONNKLL. President.
IIHNMlYUiaiX.Jr., Vice Pres.
WILMASI II. PKCK, CaslUor.
MEItVOUH TUOUIILUS; ALL KINDS
i cured with Aiitmiil KxtnutH. Krco book
lelUhow. W.VHlllNUlON CHEMICAL CO.,
WuihlustOU, D. V.
nlng, Dec. 15, Tho Programme Is as
follows;
"Llbetty Boll" Sottrtt
Orchestra,
"Oondollnatu" Winifred Docker
"On the Meadow" Llnchner
Adtima Hallct
"Mazurka" DcMuth
Orrln Travis.
"Jupiter Galop" Coote
Edna Malone.
"Divertissement Wohlfnhrt
Augiifta Uearhart, Helen Clouse
Vocal solo Selected
Sara Decker.
Orchestra Selected
"Qui Vive."
Mis. F. T. Pctlon, Nellie Holllster
"Trolean Melody" Fred Depoiv
"Out On the Deep" Fred Powell
Orchestia Selected
Wnlzor Hollalnder
Sara Decker.
Trombone solo Selected
J. W. Clouse.
Estudlanttana Glover Holllster
Wnltz Daniel Gardiner
Oichestra Selected
iuici:nuKG.
Thoie will 1)0 a shooting mntch at II.
II. Jones' on Chtlstmas Day, when
theiu will be several prizes awarded
to tho best shooter. Anyone wishing
to Join this m itch will apply to H.
1!, Jones, manager of the American
house.
Mr. and Mii. John Wiltjhtson were In
St l niiton Thin Mlav.
Rev. rather Slnnley was a visitor In
Jtimyn Wednesday evening.
Tho employeis of the Storrs' colliery
tecelvtd their monthly wages Tues
day. Moiley Hawk was n Scianton visit
or Thursday.
Tho Independent Polish chinch Is
galng rapid h"adw.ty.
The Storrs' collleiy, under tho direc
tion of the Dolawaie, Lnclmwanna nnd
Wcstetn company, started with tlneo
days a week on Mondav.
a i.ovu"'s itr.3MM:si:cc.
The lover said:
".Modest w is she vvIumi llrst we wcil;
So shy, iiide.d. 1 can't foigct
Met blushes ml!
And win n she mounted her pony true
Por a e. niter down I'lftli avenue.
She wore a long sklit of sober blur,
Hiding her liet, and ulde-saildle. too."
Again he satdi
"Nnvv "he's a bold nnd iilry maid,
A hiking miss, of naught afraid.
All eov lies.s (led
She wmis n liuntv bloomer fuddle
And when mounting Ik r e.vcle saddle,
She nlinblv li aps ami linds n-str,iddlc,
Tie II pi d. -til in- Jn k. iKid'lle "
Cei II Lesll, In Albinv Expn f
LI BRUN'S
l'J ElTHEIl BFTt.
Tblrt remedy being In
jected lUrertly to tho
heat of theme disease
i,t' the ;euUo-I rlnnr.v
'ruans, roeiuircH no
change or Alct. Cnre
iiiiarautecil in 1 to 3
-day, ftiuall p'alnpaeU.
fra TTfT tra "ssr?? !irVv " st.vo.
SW k Ji.lM.MMl
Hold ou.y by
Wm U. Clarl.,
.126 Pcnn, Ave , scranton, I'a
Jias no SCUM, for
tAJhich other teas are
being daily rejected
by the CtisfonR flotis?.
SCUM is ihe impiiPify
impapf?d by hand
polling.
Machine prepared
tea is fre? from all
imptiriiies.
iill'.Ki flONt- I'likchull usad ijuaatlty.
See water IIUILS Pour otl after J'lVi: miu.
utcs' ntceplug.
ASK YOUR GfiOCER FOR
i il n 5
Ceylon Tea
P.CFRCe- 'fS. 60c. lb. r-FL'CIDUS
t- .Id o Iv i I . ml rri. ,
j
A SPECIALTY.
rrltmry, Secondary or TertUrj' IJF,OOJ
1'OISOX perruaueutly
ClIKKD IN 15 TO 35 DAYS.
You can be treated at liomclor same price
under same gutranty. If you prefer to
come here we will contract lo pay railroad
fare and hotel bills, and no crarge, if vvc
fail to cure.
OF YOU Wi&VE
taken mercury. lodlJe potath, and Mill
have aches and pains Mucous Patches in
mouth. Soie Throat, Pimples, Copper
Colored hpots, Ulcers on any pattoftlic
body, lulr or lijcurowo Ulling out, it it
mi. ncuiiu4i;
WE GUARANTEE TO CURE.
We solicit tho most obstinate cures nnd
challenge Ihe world far a cac we cannot
cure. 'J'IiIm ill hi 110 lias ulwuyu baffleJ Ilia
kklll ol the mit eminent pliyticlans
Ipsou.ooo mpltiil behind our unrondb
tlonul Kiiuiaiity, Absolute proofs sent
sealed on application, lon.naco book
sent free. Addrtiei COOK KBMLDV CO ,
61 Masonic 1 rmplc, CMICACIO, II. I..
3eS3M!3?MS3
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K
BLOOD
POISON
QEHSEjE
"WISE WOxAIEN.
Thooo Who Hood tho First Symp
toms of Norvous Doraugomont.
Special from Mrs. I'lnkham.
A dull, aching pain at tho lower part
of tho back and a sensation of little,
rills of heat, or chills runnlnir down
tho spine, uro symptoms of general
womb elerancTcment., ,
if theso symptoms are not accompa
nied by lcucor
rlirea, they
precursors
of that
weakness.
It Is worso
than folly
to neglect
theso symp
toms. Any wo
man of com
mon eenso will
tako steps to
euro herself.
She will rcaltzo that
her generative system
is in need of help, and
that a good restorative medicine Is
a positive necessity. It must bo a medi
cine with specific virtues. As a friend,
a woman friend, let mo advise tho uso
of Lydia 11 l'lnkhum's Vegetablo
Compound.
If your case has progressed so that a
troublesome discharge Is already es
tablished, do not delay, tako tho Veg
etablo Compound at oucc, so as to tono
up your whole nervous system ; you
can get It at any reliable drug store.
You ought also to uso a local applica
tion, or else tho corrosive dlschargo
will set up an inflammation nnd haul
cnltig of tho parts. Jdrs. rinkliam's
Sanative Wash Is put up in packets at
25 cents each. To relievo this painful
condition this Sanative Wash Is worth
its weight in gold.
Jlns.tii'.oRQK W. SiiEPAnn.Watcrvlict,
N. Y., says : "1 am glad to stato that
1 am cured from tho worst form of fe
male weakness. I was troubled very
much with lcucorrhcca, beaiiiig-down
pains nnd backache. Iteforo using
Mrs. Pinkhani's Kemedies it seemed
that I had no strength at all. I was
in pain all over. I began to feel better
after taking the first dose of Vegetable
Compound. I have used five bottles,
mil I feel like a new woman. I know
If other suffering women would only
try it, it would help th'.'in."
Book Binding
Neat. Durable Hook Illndlns Is what you
receive if jou leave your order with the
SCRANTON TRIDUNIi ISINUURY, Trib.
une llulldlni;, Scranton, pa.
MU
N i
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
wm
uiuiuiiinin cwiiuiiuiiui
Schedule In Effect .November 15, iS)
Trains Leave Wilkes-Barra as Follows
7.30 m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsbupg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burp and the West.
:0.I5 a. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsville. Reading, Norrlstovvn,
and Philadelpnia;" and fop Sun
bury, Harrisburt;, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washinpton and Pitts
burp and the West.
3.15 p. in., wook days, for Sunbur,
Harrisburt, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and Pittsburp;
and the West.
3.15 p m., Sundays only, for Sun
bury, Harrisburg. Philadelphia,
and Pittsburg and the West.
6.00 p. m., week das, for Hazloton
and Pottsville. .
J. R. WOOO, GenM la. Asent.
J. B. IIUICIIISON llenrnl Manuzer.
Central Railroael of cv Jcr-,jy
(I-ehlgh and SUbiiuclianna Division.)
StailoiiE In New oiK Foot ol Ubelty
itiect, N It, and Whitehall Tuminal.
Anthracite ecal usmd e. lutlvcly, lusur-
Iok tltnnllniss and eomfurt.
uimi:taui.i3 in urrucr no' n. js".
'lialns leave Scianton lor I'ltt-ton,
Wllktb-Halie. etc., at S 20. 0 K. 1130 a. ni .
1.' IZ. 2.W, 3.J',. DiiO, 7.10 p. rn. SundJja,9 0u,
u m., 1 W, -' 13, 7 10 p m.
I'or Atlantic Cltj. 8 2y a. m.
I'or New Y'orl. Newark und Lllzabtn,
S2U (express) a. m , 12 (cvpiess with
Buffet parlor car), 3 05 (express p. m.
Sunday, 215 P- m. Train lea.MnK U.i p.
m. arilve-B at Philadelphia, HendlnK Ter
minal, r,19p m. and New ork I, Ui P m.
l'oi' Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Uethle
hem, Uaston and rhlladelplila. 8 20 a. m .
12 15, 3.05, 6 00 (except l'hiladclphla) p. in.
Sunday. 2.15 P. ni.
Tor LotiB Branch, Occin Grove, etc., at
S20 a. ni and 12.43 p. ni.
For Headlnff, Leh mon and Harrhburir,
via Allentown, 8 2da. ni., 1-M3, 5tX p. m.
8,l"oraVuiiBrnc,n8J9a m.lJI-.p m.
Uetuiiilni. leave Nm nik, fool of I,lh
oi tv btuet, Noith Itiver, ut U.lo texpies-)
n rn 1 10. I"0. 'I5 (iM"' v.lth Buffet
narlot- e.n) P- m. Sunday, i 3u a m.
leave New York foot Whitehall street.
South Ferry, ul 'J o a. m , 1 00, 1.23, 3 33
n in Fanscnifera irrlvlnt; or departing
Worn' this toimin.il tan connect under
lover with all the elevated railroads.
Broadway cable cars, and ferries to
Broohhn and Staten Inland, making
nulrk transfer to and fiom Grand Central
Depot" r.d l.ons Island Hallroad.
Leave l't ll.Ldelpbia. Heaillmr Terminal,
0 ci a m , 2 OJ and 1 30 p. m. Sunday, ti.jj
a'Tbroush tickets 'to all points nt lowen
rate may bo had en application In ad
vance to tr.o ticket apent at the station.
II. I'. BALDWIN.
Gen. I'abs. Ast.
J u OI.UAFSnN, Gen. Supt.
Del.. Lticl;a. and Western.
Kffrct Monday, Nov. 21, 1?97.
Trains leavo Sciaiilon as follows. Hx
press '" Jew York and all points Fast,
1 10, i .j. 6.13, 8.00 and 10 05 a. in , 12.53 and
Expiu-s for Kaston. Trenton. Phllndel
pnia und the Smith, 5 13, SoO and 10 20 a.
m 12 53 and 3 31 p m.
W'HSlilns'on and way r rations. .,ii p. m.
Tubyhanni ac jonunoJatlon, U 10 p in
KxpreM loi BniRhamtoii, Oswego, i:i
miru. CornlnK. Bath. l).iliilh. .vloent
MoirlB and Huff.ilo. 12 10, 2 V. 9 00 u. m.,
and 1 35 p in . inaklnj cloie eomieotioiis at
Buffalo lo all points in thu West, Noith
weft and Southwest
Blnshuniton f.nd way station. 1 0u p. ni.
Nicholson accou inodntlun, 5 13 p m.
Blnahnmton and lil'ulra e.ptu, 3.55
Kxpicu'' for I'tlca nnd Klchllcld Spilngs
2 35 a in und 1.55 p. m.
Ithaca, 2 33, 9 00 a. m . and 1 55 p in
For Northumbcrlanrl, Plttaton WilUes
nnrrc, 1 lynu'iith, Bliioinbiir,r and Dan
ville, maklnic close connection at North
umberland for Wllllan trort, Hiurliburg,
Baltimore, Washington and the South
Northumberland and Inteimedlaie sta
tions, C 00, 10.03 a. m , and 1.53 and S.CO p.
Nanlicoko and lntrmedlnto stations,
8 0 ird 1110 a in. Plv mouth nnd Inter
mrdiate stations, 3.S3 and kW . m. For
KliiBstnn. 12 45 p ni.
Pullman parlor and sleeping coached on
ill epreg tialnr
For dotnlled information, pocket tlnii
tabli'x, etc., apply to M. 1. Smith, IiU
trlct Passengor Aqcnt, depot ticket otllce
.
Eric and Wyoming Valley.
In effect Sept. 19. 1S97.
Trilns Icavo Scranton for New Vork
and li UunecMiite points on Krl railroad,
alto foi Huwlvy und local points ut 7.'J3
a m end 2 23 p m.
Arrlvo ut Scranton from nbovo points
at W.2-5 a. in., 3.15 ar.d 9.53 p. m.
A GREAT OFFER
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
...nv...
(lermanln Wine Cellars,
lldntmondsport and
Rhclim, N. V '
Wo aro determined lo
nlloihicg uur iriiinu
itmrmg thoVFry Ijou peo-
o in no country, niul
w a run see nu hetlnr whv
of UolUK thli tlinii bv null.
tuft th im h citid of our
coods. contalnlm; cloven
bullies of vilnu und o ih
buttle of our extra lias
iiiiiiuio nistiiieii tlrapj
tlrandv, nt niie-bnir IH lie-
uini eon. upon re
ceipt of fn.00 wo
will send to nny
render ol this jmpor
one rieio or our
Ko vis, all llrBt-clim
und put up tn els
tjient tjle, atorted
us follow:
t qt, bot. (Irnnd Im
perial Sco I.' 1 1. 1 m.
lUKtlf.
i t hot. Dulnwuro.
I ip bot. HIiMllnj.
I (jt. hot- Tokny.
I .t bot. Hueet Ja.
1'inli.i.
t qt bot Hherry.
I iU bot. Klvlm
1 qt. bot Maiaru.
1 it. bot. Angelica.
1 ill. bot. Port.
I it. bot. !-weet Is
abella, 1 at bot. Im Qrnpa
lirnnriy.
wMm
n &??&..
rfev
iaxii.
COv!ciD
J.- Q-
B ' -
tWtlsr-lA.'tFl
'VutfrtPXi9
Thin ofTcr Is madii
ninlnly to Introducn
our llrund Imperial
bee Cliampairne unil
uur uuir iiuuuie-uiH-Thli
ense of eoods Is
tilled drape Urondy
otrered nt about oiie-hnlfltn uctunl cot unit
It will plense us If our rr I e n d and patrons
111 tnlce nilvanttiRO or this niul bedp us Intro,
dace our goods. Allordurs Mliould bo In bo
fore December lnth.
J, W, GUERNSEY'S
GREAT
MUSICAL
ESTABLISHMENT
Is the best place in the state to buy
cither .in
Organ or
YOU CAN W CIIKU'ER.
YOU CAN KUY ON i:ASY TERMS,
0J CAN l!UY IIUTTIJR IV&TRUMP.NT3
Tliuu at any other place.
Don't fail to call and see for
yourself.
Ware room,
205 WasJiington Avenue,
SCRANTON. PA.
Delaware ami Hudson.
On Monday. Jul Z, trains will lcava
Sciunlon a.s fullows;
For Caibondale ii 20, 7 33, E.53, 10 ft a.
m , 12 00 noon. 1 21. 2.20, 3 32, 0 23, ii.23, 7.37,
S.13, 10 41 p m., 12 10 a. in
For Alb ui), SiratoKn Monti eal, Bos
ton, New KiiBland points", etc., 0.20 a. m.,
2 20 p m
For Ilonei-d.ile f, 20, S 33, 10.13 a. m.;
12 on noon , 2 20, 3 23 p. in.
For Wllkei-Ililie 11 13. 7.50, S 43. 81?,
10 43 n. in , 12 03, 1.23, 2 2S, A3.!, 4.41, 6.W, 7.3',
9 30. 11 j) p. in
For New Yoik, Philadelphia, etc., via
Lthltfh Valle) It It,. 0.45, 7.50 a. m. 12 in.
125, 4 II i m (with Black Diamond Ux-pii-)
11 'SO p ni.
For I'i iin)hanla It. TX. points 0.13, 9 33,
a. m.; 2 2S. 1 II p m.
For u.iteiu points via I.'hlfh Vail i;'
It I! . 7 3o a. m . 12.03, J 33 (with Bla.-l:
Diimond Kprc), t 30. 11 JO p. m.
Trains will airlve at Scranton as fol
low !
Fiom Carbcndale nnd the north 0 t)
7 43 hlrt, '.1.24. in 10 a. m. 12 On noon; l.A),
2 21. 3 23. 4 37. 5.43. 7 43, 0.43, 11 23 p. ill.
From Wllkei-Barro and the South fl 43
' 8 30, 10 10, II B a in ; 116. 2.11, 3 1
5 20, 6 21, 7 3J 0 03, 9 13 t m. ; 12 03 a in.
Cnniplttt Itifonn itlon resar.linpr ratei
to all iiii'ntt In tin I'nlted States and
Canada nui) be obi in l J al the ticket ol
tlee In the depot
Sieclnl attentl n j !vin lo Wesitorii and
Southern nunt bi.lin
J. V. lU'HDICIC G I Mbany, N. Y.
II W crtOS?. T) P . Scranton. Pi
I.eliic;li Valley Unilro.id Sv.-itein
AntliinilU Coal I'm 1, I-Insurlnp Clcauh
nes.s an 1 Comfort.
in i:ffi:ct nov h. ich.
trains l.uavij sciianton.
Tor P.'illndeliihla ml Nov Yoik via D.
& II. It. It at i5 13. 7 5o a. tn., and 12.03, 1 23,
2 2S, 4.11 (Black Diamond lZxpreis) und
11 30 p. rn.
For Plttston and WIIkes-Barre via r.
I. & W. It H. 6.00. S(C, 11.20 a. m.. 1.51
3.40, G 00 p. m.
For White IInen, nayleton, Pottsvlllo,
and rulnclp.il point- In tlio io.il regloin
via D. & H. It- . 15 13. 7,j0 a. in., 12.03, 2.2i
and 4 41 p. m.
For Bethle'iem, Crston, rtradins, II ir
ribur? and principal lntci mediate eta.
tlons ih P H. R H Ol" 7 50 a. m.,
12 03. 1 23. 2 2, 4 11 (Black Diamond Kx
prcM). 11 J) ! ni.
For Tiiiikhannock, Tovvandt, TJlmlra,
Ithaca, Ui ncv.i, mid piln fpal mt.imedl
nle stations via 1, I. ,V W. 15. It., COO,
SOS a in., 1-40 nnd 3 10 p. m.
For Geneva, Hoeliesti-i, Buffalo. Nlag.
nr Falli, 'hl aK, and ad polnti west via
D & II It H . 1- 05 XZZ (BUck Diamond
Uprcs). 9 5iJ and II. TO i :n
Pullman parlor and Hlt.-plrij; or I.shiuh
Valley chair cars on (ill tinlns betvveon
Wllke-B.nro and Now- 3.fik PhlUikl
uhla. Buffalo, and Suesp.unioii Brldso.
1 ROLI.IN II. W1I.R1 It, Gen. Supt.
CIIAS. S L.UU, Gen. 1'jm Agt , Phil.i ,
AlaV. NONNF.MACIinn, Asit. Gen.
Pssi Alft . I'hlladrlphln. I'i
Scranton ottlce S09 I.ickiwunni avenuei.
vIAT ihvisiov.
Ill i;Cfeil October lid, ISIIT.
m
Ui il' lit t .
rS&5'i
:; ira
m ?u
JH
N'orlli Bouiiil. f otith itoiinii,
O.J 201 J HOJ 20 11
r 2 .! "tatlOM r ? Hi
i 3 w (Trains liuily, Ex-S 3
J v, rept Mindly fa
f ti Auhe Leave ix m
TK5N V Krnnlcllll h: .... 74 I ....
TliiiWest .'nd fctrrHI .... tm , ..
W WffUawken ,. I S 10 ....
p u' v Aulie UareA x r u'
, . .... i I'aoovln .... ""(1677177
1CJ Hancock .... su ....
v"ii Stnrllnlit .... su' ...
is o, I'i eston Park .... tf 3ti ....
1240 Ulavvia .... 241....
i-.'.'i royiittllo -'50 ....
1211 , urtun .. 2J$ ....
inn riP8ant 31t a6 ....
Ul" I'litondnle .. aw ....
Il-i'l Koiest Cltr .. 0 19....
.... fiMill!14 t'aibnnlale Till all1 ....
,.,. fiH7fll 0 Whtollildgo if 7 tiTifll as ...
.... fiWHILM 51ull-ld IT42IJ11....
.... fi nil Ji Jeimyn 7 11 8451....
.... ei.li". Aiciitbiiui ?.waii..
.... dSllllj Wllltfti TflSSMl....
.... 6W1III IVCkMllO T5J8W...
.... imuic (iivrhaiit u' tot ....
... ii -.01 im I'lle'lmrC m 40- ...
.... is if oi 'lliroup ii j no
.... bisiiin I'roviilouce no 411 ...
.... aw MM l'aik piaco itiwtu: ..
... 61010M fciniiton i.'i4 2Ji
h m x 11 leave A.rivrA mi- ul
All trains run diillv uxce-u sundir
t Hljtulflestlmt tiulrn. siep on sf,nal for pas.
hfcuro rate via oqtailo.i. Western bafo
purcnasinif ui'K'wuiiii nihc iqoiH) pay
.1. C. Anderson. Gen. P&ss -1
V, illtci oft, Ulv, I an, Act. Krantua, I'tj
r