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KATURDAY, .TANt'ARY 29, 1S9S.
CARBQNDALE.
tTho Carbondalo corrcfpondonee of Th
Trlbuno has boon placed In tho hands of
Mr. C. n. Mimn, Salem nvcnuo and
Church street, to whom news Items may
ho nddrcssed. All complaint as to Ir
regular delivery, etc., should bo mado to
W. T. noherts. lions agent.
OSCAR WONNACOTT DIGS.
Pnsscd Awny er Smlilculy I.nst
livening nt Hi Home.
Oscar Wonnneott. one of Caibnn
dale's brightest and mewl luomlelng
young business men, died veiy sud
denly Inst night nt U o'clock at his
luinio on Wnjiic stieet. lie had been
111 only ii diiv and the snd iiowh will
be a pi eat shock to his numerous
fllMids
Mr. Wonnneott uai botn In Wnynmit
neatly twenty-five years ago I'm sov
otnl yen in past this illy luis ben his
lmmo Some month ago tit became
uso Inted with bis biothois In the
Pioneer laundtv business, or which lit'
was pan iihiiii. lit' hud not onjoved
the best of hutlth. hul'uhwijs attend
ed em igetlcnllv to lil duties and no
one Huop"! tid he was noir death's dooi
leeeastd was a member of the I'vole
club ii ml Is the ilrst of its members to
pass awny Ho had been Ido-uitlod
with the i lull since IN oignnl'titloii.
tin to jenir ago HN business and -,,.
cl.il lolutlons with this (omniuiilt.
have alwayh been or a n.ippv and .-.U-Nfieloiy
natuie.
Those to whom the sen tow Is keen
est .no a wife, noc Wtthoibv, and lit
tle duughtei , n fallur and inothei.
Mr and Mis. Daniel Wontiiioott nl
AVnyniatt: three biothois. Rugene,
Vl . nt this cltv, and lomer. of
Wuvinait, and two sisters. Mis David
1! Robblns and Mis iJvinn Peek, of
this city.
The famll Intends having a nn(
lnortom PMiiiilnittlon made iih the euue
of death lies not been definitely det"t
niii'cd 1 the phvsldans The uital
attack was the tlilid violent Illness
tho vmnm inm has had The tiouhic
was in his head an.. It Is suupccltd
a blood olot was tin (Jiisn
STILLMAN HADCOCK BURIED.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE.
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FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FUSEL OIL
An til a to vomi:n.
A help to Mi:..
It counteracts the clunkers of the
Season ami preserve the health
during the Winter.
Send for i his. pamphlet to
DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO,,
Kochester, N. Y.
I'lincial nt the. Presbvtcniin Church
X ns Liirgeh Attended.
Tlie final iltos over the lonialns of
the late Stlllmiili Undcnck. the popu
Hi Ontm lo and Westei n engineer, of
Hancock, weie conducted at the First
Piesbj teilan ehuich of this city cs
teidaj afleinoon nt 4.'!0 o'cloik. I lev
tiiniles Loo olllelatlng The edlllee
v. .is filled and among the ns-comblngo
weie a delegation of ingllicei.s fiom
Hancock and the Hancock Masons In
full rcgnlla
The imstoi pi i ached tin lnipiesslve
seinion In which lie nihil attention to
the fact that Mi. lladtock had loecnt
) umbiateel the Cinlstlan tcllgion.
Music was fuinlshed by a male (uar
tette composed of I'lofesois A. P.
Thomas nnd W D. L'vunH and Mossi.s.
Russell .Sheiilirid and Dwlght Ciaue.
The lomains of the unfoitun.ite man,
who foil u lctlm to disease In the
inline of life, weie view oil b many
fiiendF. Tliev weie hnidl lecognlz
nble, howeei, the final snuggle hav
ing leducid 111 in In weight fiom 22."
pounds lo 101. a nieie shadow of his
f miner .self
op'lied I I lumbltlg shop In lite oteph
c ns' building on Snlem jihii-.
He was ol an Inventive tinn of mind
mid had woilud out in-inv ulitablo
Ideas tint bade fair to e.iin It tin a neat
income. One of the most Miccessful
wr.s tli f)'Kcefe inine I ini which Is
nianufaetuivl liy the Heedilek (om
pany and used Keneially In this npion.
ArotluM itnentlon Unit would hao
been put upon the muket soon was u
miners dinner pall
Mr O'Ktefo was mail led In I'ltt.ton
on the Mil of Mny, 1SSI. to Mls Mtu.v
MniiRan, of Mlnooka and the wire
Willi sl (hlldien suivlve him Th
(lillll-Jii aie Loietto, Mamie, Alice,
lodiina, IMwaid and Maurice. Tine
lnotheis. William, of tnion:lali, Han
lei, ot HoiH'sil.ile, and Miehnel. who-to
liuiiie is in the wost, aNn i-unlve liltr
GREENE AND THE LOCAL HIBERNIANS
At the annual i. union (f Dil-,ion 11,
Ancient Outer ol Hlhuuiaus, In the
llurke iiulldlni;, .fosi-ph (Jnene. whose
tMiintiiiny :.s now sIIIIiik; ii week's (n
fsaBeineiit nt the Oiand Opera house,
leceived special ntteiitloii. He is an
ontliuMastlo in-nib"!- of th order nnd
aft"i fratunal Kieetlnm he was pei
stntlcd to reclt" ''l.eildan's Hide" nnd
"The Danclv Fifth" a hit Ii he did with
I'uimatle effect
TAYLOR NEWS.
Sons of Toinperniico AnnlvoMnrr.
Pcrsnunl nnd Other ,cv.
Thcro ate few soclnt nffnlrs In this
place that enn etiunl tho Sons of Tem
perance annual. Thursday evenlnp the
members assembled at Weber's rink
to (elebiatc the fouitcenth nnnlveisnty
or the Emblem division organization,
nnd for brilliancy It was one of the
leading social events of the season. Tho
Krnnd inarch, led by Professor nimcr
Peck, of Plttston, started at 10 o'clock
and continued for thirty minutes. Over
sevcntj-ilvc couples Joined In the
march. The music was furnished by
Miss Hay Morgans. The musical mo
gramme wan nlso well in ranged. Tho
cako-wnlk, In which about fifty couple
trntosted. was won by Miss Norma
Hauls nnd Isaac Davis, of the Hmblem
division ltefieshments weie served
dui lug the Intel vnls, and cake and othei
light lerteshment.s weie served be
tween dances and games. It was a de
lightful social gathering and the suc
cess Is due to tho linrd work of the
dlfreient committees. The following
tne the Msltltig divisions; Itlppla di
vision, of H de Pntk, Williams divis
ion, of Atehhalil. PlttMon division and
Avocn division.
It was thought vvlun the now oleetilc
light compnav put chased the old com
flATtTItDAY. JANt'AHY 29, 189?.
will be held nt tho homo of his par
ents on Orossy Island this afternoon
at 1 o'clock, llov. S. C. Slmpklns will
officiate.
The npwoith league will hold a so
cial in tho chinch pnrlors next Tues
day evening An Interesting pro
gramme has boon prepared for the oc
casion. A cm dial welcome will be giv
en to all
Tho funeral of William Han Is, of
Wlnton, will ho held In the Methodist
Kplscopnl church on Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Hev R C. Slmpklns will
officiate.
Peckvllle Uaptlst chutch. Rev. J. S.
Thoinns, pastor. Services tomorrow nt
10.10 a. in nnd 7 p m. Subject for the
morning, "Our Work nnd Our Oppoi
tutilty;" evening subject, "Hyes That
Do Not See." Sabbath school at 2.30
p. in. All nie coidlally Invited.
JERMYN.
On Tlimsday evening a iutK0 ,.
her or young people enjoyed n slelgh
Udo to Tompklnsvlllo. The following
comprised the putty The Misses Sm
all Vlckets. t.lllle Plzer. Mae Plzcr,
Hattie f-'cutt, Fiances Maxwell. Mar
cella Mawvell, William Thomas. Thos.
Homy, llimv nillllths, Thomas Lough-
i.i'v, wuuir tfiiKer, Samuel I'lynr, Lou
is i-izer, ii. ,t ijeiitaw
William Pnrl;s
.... . . IT.llli .. . . ... ,
puny iimns mat we would have light1 ' """'u linitiiiini
D0Q CHEWED A HORSE.
While Dr .T J Thompson was div
llig down Sixth avenue yctorda nf
teinoon his "pet" bull dog heiumo an
gry at his gra hoise and comment od
chewing the equine Inute'.s foie leg.
Flnully It Imbedded Its teeth In the
hoi He's lleshy bteasl nnd icfused to let
go until the phvslolnn left his cutter
and rilghtened him olf The hoi he
came neatly le.nlng ovei.
all night and pikes would be louei
but It Is the levetse. The company
will onlv littnlsli light until 12 o'clock,
and their pikes aie a veiy little dif
ferent. Let mn hntough own Its plant.
' Slum, of New York: Stiutllug Flnsh.
light ltevilatlons." a hlgh-dn.ss enter
talnment. will be given In the Metho
dist i:pseop,il cluiKh on Saturday
evening, Feb ."
At the Cnlvaty Uaptlst ehuich this
evening will occur the giand anlniati
s(0ie ( ntet talnment, which hus been
the alsoil(lng topic for some weeks
past The Voting Ladles' socloty.under
whose auspices it Is being held, me
w mking haul to make It as comfort
aide as possible for thou- who attend.
Admission lutes aie Reserved seats,
.!". cents: general admission, 2r, cents.'
child! en, in (puts
Services nt Hie C'nlvaiy TUptist
chutdi tomonow will be held at the
usual bom- Rev Di. u. n Hauls
will ollldate Morning sunnon nt 10.30
a in.; Hunilnv school at 3 i. m : eveo.
ing seimon nt C o'clock.
Invited
Independent Older of Odd Fellows,
No CCS. will meet at their hall on North
Main street this evening.
Pleaching at the Welsh C'ongiega
tlotinl chinch tomonow will be held
as usual The pastor. Rev. Ivor
Thonins. will ocaip.v the pulpit. Morn
ing sermon at 10 30, subject, "Life a
Conflict:" Sunday school nt u. m
.lonn, me x-yeui-old son of Mr. and
Mis. Wlllluni Degnon. of Thlid stieet,
ie(lvcl j seveie cut on the hand cs
terday fiom a niece of falling glass,
fiom a bioken window at the teliool
house
Mr. and Mis, Lnwience Mullen, of
Mnyfleld, have moved their household
erfiets to Pilceljiug wheie they will
mnko their rutin e home.
Mr and Mrs. Roche, Mr. and Mrs
Hcniy Motgan. of Caibondale, wtio
visiting Mrs .1. r Httmphrcvs, of
Ninth Main street, on Thursday even
Imr Th following vomit, people fiom this
plic attended the conceit ot the Mo
'ait Sympliony club nt Cmbondale.
William Hakci and Claiu Davl, Lllll.
Pl7er, Mae Plzcr and Sarah Vlckets
Miss Lizzie I'vnns, of Mayfield, Is
confined to her homo with pneumonia
On Wedtiesdav evening an Infant
child ot Mr and Mts .Tunics Williams,
of Maylleld, was painfull, tcaldod be
pulling- d hot cup of I'ea off the table i
Hvetybody The Injuries, altliMUh painful, are not
Mlsii Nellie Holian. of Olvphnnt, is
the guest of Mr and Mis. n. .' ;,i.
morals, of Mavfield
Theie was a citlzons' caucus at IM
mends' hall, Mnyilold, last ovenlngand
nie nail ias filled to Its utmost ctip
acitv The vote was as follows- For
(ouncllman for three yents, ii;. F. i;(.
niondB. Hfi, and Kdward Cuff. 1J7. For
CONGRESS
OUT
MAN
HWAI
Says That Pe-ru-na Is the Most Effective
Remedy for Catarrh .;.
oeoiiig seimon at . sulijcct, Now Is i one year. W. H. Davis !IG P.itilck
the Accepted Time." All me mo.st eoi-! Coylo 20 Tolni r.utell. : John
dlally Invited. Davis. 2 School diitelor. Pete! p,n.
LOCALS.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR DAY.
Sunday, Jnmi.ii 30, will be celelo.it
ed the world over, as Christlnn Hn
dpavor (lav The .lunloi Micletv of
Christian Hndcavor or the lletenn Hap.
tlst 'huieh will eelobt.ito this dav. Iiv
giving a missionary seivice In the
evening The fcllowlng is the pio
rramme: Hmn lij congiegntion. No. fil!).
I'rayer bv pastor.
Hymn bv Jutilms, No. 3,
Psilm.
Hible dialogue.
""lo i:vn Hubbard
Recitation James Sllsliy
luet..nienn Tallman and Amv Lewis
Recitation Uowaid SltiiKvve.itlior
v-,"'l' Lizzie .Moigan
Misslonaiv pxpkI'-p. lllusliatllliT
lishop Hpliei's gieat lijmn,
Hight glils
11 mn bv const caution, No. 023.
Redtalien (i.ladys IM.vbiook
Reading Jnlla Dllnecht
Choitts by Jim ors. No ll.'i.
Recitation Trank Nidiolson
Duct.
Sadie Watl:ln. .ml riinmiM T.mna
H.stKtsp, "For Clnist and ChuicY'
UlevPii gills
Polo Hazel Morgan
Aildicss I)) piRlnr
O'feiltu.
Hvmn by congiegallon. No. 211.
The senior Young People's Clnlt-tlan
Endeavor of the same c ongiegatlon will
liold a special jiraver nieetln nt 10
o'clock In the morning. Not ineielv
tho members of the society mo tequci-t-ed
to 1" iirsfnt at tint hour but nil
Chilstlnns and ot'.ein who will, me
eatprstly Invited to come.
DIED AT THE HOSPITAL,
Tdwaid J OKcle died at the Car
bondtile hospital jeitcidav. bavins
been unleigoing tieatmon. at that In
stitution sline Sundaw Deceafed was
bom In Honesdaie thli tr-fotir veais
ago When a boy lie moved to Pltts
ton and learned th plumbliK and tin
ning tiade Fiom thor he went to
Scianton and ente ttd Into business for
' fclint-elf Aftci stalng time a shoit
time he moved to Vandllng six yonr3
figo and b canto one nt the inonilnent
nuMness men of tl'it ulaee. Tlneo
weeks ij;,) he move 1 to this dtv mid
The employes of Russell I! collleiv,
of New Ihlftalo. will bo paid today.
While walking up Salem avenue on
Thuisd-iy evening M. J. Healey slipped
and fell, fiactuiliig one of the small
bones of the Uft loot. Dr. Thompson
dic'ssed the Injury but It will be a
couple of weeks heroic Mr. Healey will
ugiln the use of the member.
Munr. k Avetv nie luu vesting tilth
annual Ice ciosi.
Mis. W. 1! S. Paul, who has ichlded
In this city for jiirae months, will
ihoitly break up housekeeping licit?
and leturn to Oneonta, N. Y. Mis.
M. A. Hauljon Is airnnglng to move
Into tlu hous of Professor A. I'.
Thomas on Wyoming stieet, us soon
as it Is vacnt'd by Charles Avery and
family who wll move to the niemil
leslden'" of 13r. II. C AYhceler.
Nicholas Glc-nn. J. P , the manager
of last yeai's Simpson baseball team,
which held tho undisputed tltju to the
mnatoiii chfmplonslilp of northenstein
Pennsylv inla. Is alicady arianging to
organize a team for ne:t yeai. A
fpiul-pi ofession.il team will reptes-pnt
Sinjis-on on the diamond timing the
coming season.
A Polish child, of No 2, was nccl
dpntly shot thiough the netk and In
stantly killed yesteiday afteinoon,
PURELY PERSONAL.
ES2PFpf
BREAKS UP
COLDS
In short order
If "Sovent v. teveii ' Is taken tit first,
the easiest time to stoji u Cold ot check
the Gtlp,
Occasionally an obstinate Cold takes
longer, and we usk. for "77." the same
Indulgence accorded your physician:
the peislsteut use of "77" liisuie.s a
true cuit
at-A 33c vial lends to a dollar flank.
At; drtiKKliits or ent on receipt of price.
Ask for Or Hiimplireys Specllle Muiiu.
at of all Diseases at jour DiiufgUtB or
Mailed flic.
Huiiiphrcvs' MiUlelno Company, New
Y01 k.
M.inv fi lends In this city of Mis F.
Place Coates, of Scni'iton, w ill be pain
ed to hear that she Is suffering with
tonsllltls.
Mr. and Mrs Oeoige Mooie.of Wayne
county, ai" visiting their daughter,
Mts F. H. Taatz, of Canaan stieet
Miss -Vunle Hut 11s has letuined from
a visit t her Soianton home
Mm. Clunles Cinft, or Canuan street,
is entei mining her fritter, Miss Cm a
Kmpcll, of Thomvson.
Father Judge, or Havvley, vMted this
city yesterday.
Miss Gertie Mm lay, or Scrnnton, Is
tho i'ust or Jliss Annie Roland, of
Riooklyn street.
M. C. Relidon. of Canaan stieet.
hopts to be able to lesunie hlf occu
pation next Monday moiniug after nil
Illness of two weeks.
Dr. ird Airs Malaun mil Mrs. Haln
Ing were among those who attended the
funeral of the late Christian He'.lei In
Soeleyvillo yostetdaj
Thomps Moigan, who has been a pop
ular clerk In the stole of Alvoid &
Male, has leslgned his position.
Charles Cobbleditk and tumlly lne
moved fiom SJ I!elniont to 23 South
Church mreet.
John Moon, supeilntendcnt of the gas
work.s, Is suffeilng sevctely from ait
ubscess of the head.
CLAEK'S SUMMIT.
I't caching In the .Methodist L'plseo
pal chut eh at 10.30 n. 111. nnd 7 p. 111.
tommrovv. Rev. Williams olllclatlng.
Subject of morning seimon, "Attempt
ing the Impossible." Sabbath school
at 2 1.". p m.: icvlvnl service In the
evening At the moinlns seimon the
newly-elected ofllceis of the Dpworth
league will be Installed. All aie wel
(oine. Mr John Rundle, of this place, left
on Tlimsday for Nashville, Tennwheie
h" will enter colleae.
Sei vices at the Pieb tcilmi dim oh
, tomonow as usual. Rev. L. R. Fostet
j olltriatlng. All mo welcome.
I Mr. nnd Mis. James Tlutnott. lr Pni-
seas, weie the guests ot filcnds in this
place on Thuisdnj,
MOSCOW.
Cli.ules Smith, of Nicholson, has it
tinned homo after .spending a few davs
with ftlonclM hole.
Mrs. Maitha Rlpsfckei. or Lackawan
na, spent Sunday with her mother
Mis Ann Cogllzer.
Herman J'hihmdt soent
with fiiends at Salotn
Miss Lizzie Dlxeu rot tuned home
Tueid.1. after spending sovetal
months with friends heie
Miss L'mnm Golden and John Mm tin
were mauled by the Rev R. H Welsh
at the Catholic diuieh Jun if,
Mis. Inn Rradv. of Dunmoie. Is tho
gueM of Mr. mid Mis. H. N. Swaits
Mrs Amza HidlNter spent Thuisclav
In Scianton
A sutp.lse paitJ was give,, In the
Odd follows' hall Tuesday evening..
Jan. 2... In honoi m Sara Decker The
inent being her twenty-fourth birth
day, she leoelved n vety pietty ilng
and many other piesent Dancing
nnd other games weie Indulged In un
til a Into hour, when lefieshments
weie served. Those piesent weie: Mi
and Mi F T Pelton. Di. and Mrs!
etter. Mr. and Mis r. U. Gardiner,
Mr. and Mis. G. M Noack. Mr. and
Mis. A. J. Decker. Mis Ce.ii., !.
Malono, Mis. R Mm tin. the
Monday
Mr.s.
Ml.ses Jennie nnd Floionee r,.Mr
Nellie Stacia and Uossio Conboy, Ad
dle Shaw, Jcfsle Kein. Sara Van
Ritint, Winona LaRair. Alice Roiden
Mabel DeWitt, Grace Travis Augusta
t.eaihart. Grace Hinds, i:,j,m .Mlone.
Mamie Rortree. Lila Deckel, the
MessiB. R Vail, of Scranton, F W
Posten. Fied Powell. Kdwnul and
Charles Van Hrunt. William and Tied
Shaw. Waitei and Finnk Wuldell Sam
Watts. Wallace Smith, Herman Hhr
hardt, On In Travis, ha Hleseekei Will
Penckert. Hauy and George De Witt
Jesse and Aitliur Oarcllnei, Amza H01
tree. Daniel Clouse, Wlnfleld Decker
Ired Depew nnd Clair Petton
PECKVILLE.
hlo. 13.!: WllPam Gilfllths. 10S; An
thony Tallet. Tit. Fiank McCutfertv.
"0 Poor dliectoi, Finnk Cogglns, PI;
Rldinul Reynclds, S Michael Green,
12, Michael Gauglmn, 14. Assessor,
atilck Dally, f.l; John Tigue. 81; Jas.
Qtilnn. 10, Thomas MeGouldilek, II.
Hlgl' (unstable, Michael Dean. fij. The
following veie nnmln.ited liy ucc 1 ima
tloii' Auditor, William Rums- Judge
of election J. . McCmty, Inspictnr,
Thomas liuiko
REaRDINQ WOMCN.
F. M. Young has the bming machine
at woik In his yard boring for some
thing perhaps It will bo Klondike gold.
Mt.s. John Twining visited her daugh
ter. Mis. Nellie Chambers, ut Wall's
Cornets, this week.
Mrs. Chninberlln Is Improving fiom
her lecent Illness.
Dr L F Smith, of Ashley, visited
hlsviuiclp's family on Sunduy.
Miss Relle Warner Is confined to the
house by rheumatism.
The little son of Chester Rous Is cjultu
111 of bionchltls.
Mis Howard Wolf and daughter,
Fiances, have been visiting ft lends nt
Scianton the past week. While theie
Mrs. Wolf was taken nulte 111, but Is
somewhat better now.
Oscar Shltls Us building a new house
on Woodlaw n Park.
J. II. Rlker. of Fast Lemon, called
on some of his old friends last Mon
duy. aeoige Roaulinan. of Dalton, wuh n
caller In tow n on Thursdny,
Mr. and Mis. Horatio Colvin, of
Bcianion, expect to makeClaik'a Sum
mit their Home In the epilng.
.Mr. and Mrs. George K. Shny ate vis
Itlng with lelatlves nt New Mllfotd
and Monti obe.
Fiank. the little 5-jeat-oId Hon of
Mr. nnd Mis. Daniel Davis 1,., h.
been quite sick of the bionchltls for
several weeks, does not impiove veiy
rapidly.
Aithur Demnilng has been Indlspos
od for tho past few days with a severe
to, d
Services tomonow In tho Metlmdlst
L'plscopnl church at 10.30 a. m and 7
P m Preaching by tho pphim. Rev. S
C. Slmpklns. Theme for the morning,
"The Abiding Gift;" evening, "A Gieat
Hawiuet- and the I'nanlmous Refusal."
Please note the Sunduv school will be
gin nt 2 o'clock tomonow, and not 2 30,
as heietofoie. npwoith league at C p
in, eveiybody roitllall Invited.
The funeinl of Mr McGlen's child
MAGICALLY
EFFECTIVE
TREATMENT
FOR WEAK MEN
OMLL AGES
free
S TO ALLB
VMEryP
NO noNIiY IN AI1VANC1!. Won
derful UDDllunce 11 lid rlnnlllle rntii.
etlleu aeut on trial to any reliable
lilHIli L
this offer.
Ilfo rcinoved.
and touo Given touvery portion of the body.
-niiuiwiuju3siuiD nKu ku uurrior.
nu u u. if, frcueme.
UPI'AUO, N. V.
11 uu trial to any reliable
world-wtdo reputation back of
Every obstaciu to happy married
'Od. Full itrcnxth, development
cn IP McniPAi pn 4 niaqara st.
uiiii. uibiiunL uuuur
The blcvcle Is a factor in mecnl
dtv llf that lias bioadened botli the
miscullne and the feniiMlne vlc.v of
many things. In San Fiancisco, din
ing the California campaign foi cciual
suifiage, the wheelmen's ltagms j-up-)(
1 ted the amendment. The League ot
Ametli in Wneoltiien Ilulletln reeentlv
pill Hulled the fidlowlng edltoilal.
AN AI.L-THL'-YLAR GARMHNT.
The lilcvdo l- the most forceful mil
piactlc.'il dicss leforn er lliat th" wot Id
has evei known. A great manv Indies
who, (luting tho blcvcle tiding season
hive trained to nppi relate the wonh I
nrd nppioptliteness of tin bicycle
si lit, me now siicnly opposed to put
ties It aside during the snowy- and
sloppy seasons of wlntci To wear a
hut den cf long skirts liudtagglcd with
snow nrcl mud Is not only to forego the
pleasuie of nn outing but It Is to Invite
sickness and even deith Itself Is th'ete
a man who world sutfer mteli an abom
ination to lie fistcnod upon him sim
ply because piecedlug gen.'iatloiis did
not iio'sp's Uu Indttiondpiice to enr
lect the evil? The nuin'wr of persons
who, uk1.iv, think neat, clean, ilslitu,
crmlng just to the shoe lops, nie less
ladv like thnn a trailing conglomera
tion of mud 01 dust or snow nnd a
lilf-:i-hundied weight of gniments,
Is not laise. Short slciits are lady
like; mud-bedinggled skills are dov
enly We coitalnlv do not think a man
is more of u cntlemnn Iipcuuso he will
not 10II up his ti ousei s In a muddv
tieot, pieferilng to slop along, icgarcl-
Irss or conditions or copsequonccs.
,yln(e when was dltt made so l-rspeot-ableV
The stieet-sweejilng, dust-gath-eilng
skirts are being mote c mplnlned
I against by the woaieis of them than
ir.t.v evei weie onoie. inu uicvtn;
sl.lrt piomlses to become the popular
thing in all seasons when theie is dust
01 mud or snow to be nold"d.
' La Fronde" Is tPo title ir a new
dnllv papei published In Pm Is which
is edited, ptlnt"d and managed entirely
by women. It is published In a hand
some building of Us own, and titats of
all matters of imiest to women, fiom
giwns to political equality. One of its
obiects Is to secuie to Frpncl. women
the same amount of lesnect In France
that American women nlieady enjoy In
Ameilcn
State Senator Munroe has Inttoduced
In the Illinois legislature a bill lelens
Ing the propei tv of women from taxes
so long as the right of suffiage Is de
nied to women.
In his .initio on tho "Causts of Pov
erty," the late Francis A. Wnlker rec
ognized the value, of uultatlon for wo
man suffrage. He fcald: "In home de
giee the w 01 kins classes have them-r-Olvt'S
to blame that their condition Is
not moie toleinble. In former times,
before sotlnl and political agitation had
vviuiuht Its gieat woik, tit? state of
things In this respect was much vvoise.
We huve to thank 'Woman's lights,'
cliaitlsm, the extension ot the suffiago,
publh dUcussion. nnd even dlstiltt so
elallstlc agltutl)n, for no nmall jiait
of the Impiovement In these icspettn
whlth has taken plate."
555i5!ia
sA?
i-VJ
mzTewirifits cou;msus.o
2f .tj.i. .,t ifc,..: .Ps-
510N. JOSEFK . 0UTHWA1TE.
Wyandotte Building,
Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 15, 1897. J
To Whom It May Concern:
The Pe-xu-na Drug Manufacturing Company of this city is one of its leading en
terprises. The proprietors are prominent citizens. The President, Dr. S. B. Hartinan,
has a high standing as an enterprising man of undoubted integrity. The most promi
nent remedy, Pe-ru-na, has a widespread reputation aud is a most effective remedy for
catarrh.
Very truly,
qmm
UOX. 411.
My ea
no mure
A COJU'AKISO.S.
1 have stood in a church! aid when tears
were fast falling.
As the clods of earth dropped on the
form of a friend,
Though wo loved him. vo left him. be-
ond nil ternlllng.
We leiniilned, all boieft, lor his llfo
was at end.
Rut the death of a frlendhlp Is sadder,
far sadder.
Stubbed straight to the heart by the
keen shaft of scorn,
Here Is never a ihauco that the soul
may grow gladder,
For one lives but to mock and (he
other to mourn.
Town Toplts.
Catarrh of Heart and Throat.
I had had catairh of the head nnd
throat for twelve jeais mid had react
that Pe-ru-n 1 was
good ror it. nut no
husband was opposed
to patent medicines
and would not allow
nie to iibo It Ahnut
a jenr ago ho died
and I dctcrmln
I would at le,
Pe-ru-na a iiial I
had the drugget older Mr.s. Pauline a ill.
pome, lor me. as he tetin in, Tattvtlle
hud 11011a in stock. Conn ,
and 1 took Mx bot
tles. It completely cured me
tal rh is all cone and I have
trouble with m Uuoat
Mis. Pauline Aullermati,
Cuml in Four Months.
I am thankful that I
can wilte and .y that
I am cured of the
chronic catarrh I have
taken several bottles
of l'e-ru-iu and two of
Man-a-llu. I urn fetling
better now thnn I bavo
tor neatly three years.
As I said to m parents. C
"Just to think! In four
months I am cured of
that dieadful disease "
1 thank vott very
much for your tico
advice uud kindness.
Your medicine hus done
just as on advertised it
too hlehly of I't-ru-na
Muithu 1:. Keller.
Hotter Than Doctors.
1 um now quite well.
1 prutae Pe-ru-nu. Pn-rti-tiii
emed nie. I
think nnd know Its
equal is not to bo
fotn.d It has done
lor mo what tour doc
tors and five different
medicines failed to do.
1 walk seven blocks
to cliuith every Sunduy
and feel refreshed at
tho end of my walk.
And such sweet, ro
Mrs. U. Rlker.
2Gly
V:--VKA'fc
Miss Martha R.
Letter. Fran
cisco, Ind.
I ( au't speak
Mrs. r.. Rlker.
Cedar Fulls, la.
freshing sleep!
J&k.
Ktmmz
Catarrli or Lungs.
I'e-iu-n.v Is tho best
niedlelno I ever had In
m house. Jlv children
h.ul a bad tough and
one of them had the
lung feve:
them all
11a. 1 shall
thing I can
join medicine along
f wrote you about
my oungpst daugh
ter who had had suit
rheum over ulnco she was born (P.1I). Sho
Is now tuied of it and wo have vom med
icine to thank. I had six ilitteruit plnsl
tlans for her. Mis. Recking.
Chronic Catarrh.
er I cuied ,&tt&&t
with I'-.u-A
all do "ery-N1.0b.
iu iieip I WVAlll''
Miss Recking.
Last Toledo, O.
I was Doubled for ten
vcm.s wltn eliioulu ca
tarrh. I used Pe-ru-na
11 11 d La-cu-pl-a. tor
f- t? .'
J;Xi'f'wxt about eight months and
jfflWK n,UBt sa' tlmt um i,cr-
wJ"!MIy r i ft'cUy tured 01 tho ills-
iT' ' S. ease. Jt will bo two
MIfs Alv Ilia
llnuenki.it.
Rlli Falls, Wis.
this time.
eais next June slnco
I wus cured, und 1
have not been trouble J
with any sjiuptom of
m old tioublu duting
Ah lna Uaiicnkrat.
La Grippe.
1 liopp Po-ru-na on hand nil tho time
1 have used it for la gilppu uud utute
dleaseH. My vvlfo has
used It for piles with
satisfactory tosults She
mid a few soitences
"We have been using
jour I'e-ru-na for two
veais, are never with
out a bottle of it 111 tlitt
house, aud find It a val
uable lemedy for la
glippe. Indigestion, piln
in tho stomach and
bovvds. It will also re
lieve morning sickness
during pregnancy, If tukeu half an hour
befote getting out of bed In the morulas'
O. P. ilommcl.
wirti. mi
WS&
vW
mtnfft
tfW.-09
Mr O. I' I loin-
mid, Rtllevue,
Tex,
JOSUPH H. OUTIIWAITE.
Chronic Disease of the Lungs.
I was aflllcted with a
v(ry severe cough fqr
about lb months. Phy
sic tuns told mo my
right lung was affect
ed, Uulr prescriptions
feavo no relief. I con-
e
iifb tlU(leil i1 lr' Po-ru na,
" und, nfter taking tho
ha
first two bottles, I felt
gieut n lief. I contin
ued taking It until I
was entirely icstored
to health I have rec
onimuncUd IV-ru-na to
several friends with splendid results.
P. W. Linden.
.Mr V W Linden
112 Scott St ,
Little Rotk.Aik.
T S
lk fWL
1'15 tjV .K!
fOW
Four Bottles of Pe-ru-na.
I wrlto to let you
know how I am get
ting along. I have
taken about five bot
tles of Pe-ru-n. i and
um proud to say that
I have fully iceovcr'd.
At first the catarrh was
so bad I could scat ee
ls' hear, but now tlun
Is no dltllculty In htar-V5.':
Ing und all 'the svmp- lyA
toins of eaturrh lin.e
dlsapptaied. M a u y Mr Lee Stephens,
thuuks foi our kind- Ralley, Tex
ncsMiess und foi jour
wonderful medicine. Lea Stephen
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"Tim Ills of Life" a ootidetuod
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for vvnmen, should be In IhA hands of
ever mother who wishes to bring up, he r
diiUhhleis vvlseli und safely. "Winter
('atari Ii" treats of chronic catarrh in Its
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