1 THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY. MAY 3. 1898. THE EDGE doesn't look so bid tlie woman who r.lpaiiluiL losc9 sieht of at her fancy celKewise. PCl values her money as well Washing , and Iim something to ss worn raco mm a lairgesi puuKuge 1' Htlif: The N. 1C. Falrlmnlt Comjinj-, GbIciro. fit I.nt.l. Jloiton. rmsdcljhls. GAROONDALE. (The Carbondale coriesponrtence of Tho Tribune has been placed In tho hands or Mr. C. R. Munii. Salem avenue and Church street, to whom news Items may b addressed. All complaints as to Ir regular dcllveiy, etc., should be mad to W. J. Roberts, news agent. COUNCILS' DOINGS. Revision and Appsnl Hoard Klected. ('. It. 11 ii n n (Jels I'rltit I ntr Contract. Councils met In joint session Inst evening and elected MeasrJ. Colwell. Katon, Van Ooider, Nealon and Brink" u board of levlslon nnd appeal for thiee years, rfh only bid on city printing for the ensuing year was that of C R. Munn, and h?nw tinanlmoiiB ly uwarded tha contract. While In joint ser.slon councils gt anted usa of their rooms to tha board of mine ex- j aminera. Beleot council at It session granted residents of Columbia Heights priv ilege of building cellar chain. These resolutions v ere referred to commit tees: That olty clerk hne committee , itsts printed; that cltv soiicitn' draw up pole tax ordinance. These ordin ances weie refertcel to the street com mittee; for paving Par!: Place unci Sixth avenue; foi paving South Main street and Eighth avenue for p:ung North ('hutch street; for widening North Church street and the lower end of Canaan street and the bldawalk oi dfnanco. This resolution was adopted That Paik & Co bo notified to repah Bel mont paement within thlrlv days of notice, and that In case of falluis the do will proceed to collect fiom their bondsmen. Summit avenue residents petitioned for an extension of timet Horn thlrlv days to I've yens In which to pay for their sewer In course of constiuction. It was refcriod to a committee. SEVERAL RESIGNATIONS. Machinist Leave This City to Enter the Government Employ. Quite a conMdciablo change was ne cessitated today in the position of the working force at the Delaware nml Hudson locomotive u-palr shops in this city, soveial of the mechanics bavins resigned on Ftidny night last The men were not dissatisfied with their positions- but extra inducements In other quaiteis led them to accept new places Skilled machinists aie gieutly needed bj the Boernment Just now and in fact Its service is the one most lushed with woik It offeis hlKh pay and two of those w ho resigned on Frldny have already left to entei upon naval woik. They are Frank IJInlr and Hugh AVylle. Mr Hlaif had all each passed the civil service examination and goes at once to the Brooklyn navy y,ud Mi. Wyllle's abilities aie well known, he having been sent by the English gov ernment some time ago on an lmpoit nnt work In South America, lie will now enter the League Island navy yaid at Philadelphia. Messrs nettings and McDonald have also resigned fiom the Delaware and Hudson shop to enter the employ of the Dickson Manufacturing company at their Cliff woiks In Scranton. BURGLARS. Two llomos in TIiIh City Tutored on Viturdny. Thieves entered the cellars of Philip Rergan, of Darte aenue, and William Urokenshlie, of Garfield avenue, some time on Satuiday evening getting away with a goodly amount of edibles fiom the Rergan house and a like rjuuntlty of conned fruit fiom Mi. Riokenshlie's. The thlines gained entrance to .Mr. Rergan's bj an open window and to Mi nrokenshire's by an open coal hole No trace of the miscreants has yet been found, but It Is needless to say that ttia lglance for open window's will bo exeiclsed In at least two homes in this tlty foi some time to come. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. IT F Cluik, prescription cleik of T E. Dennis' drug Htoie; A. II. Van Der mark, Ontnilo nnd Western opemtor; Dan Scurry, news clerk; Edward Ynr rington and Hal Jadwln, clerks at the Hendrlck woiks, hae enrolled ns ie crults for the Thliteenth regiment. Al bert Ctane has also expiessed his in tention of going to war. These, with the three who have already gone, will give Carbondale a fair lepresentatlnn, considering the city had no military company. Tho Young People's Christian En deavor society of the Reiean Raptlst church have nearly completed nrrange mentb tor a free couise of lectures by their pastor. Rev. T. E. Jepeon, on "The Pilgrim's. 1'iayers." The lectuies mo to be given, ten or twelve In number, on Sunday evening In place of the evening sermons. Elfe-slne lllustta tlons are ;o be exhibited in connection with the lectures. They will commence n,s sobn as tha plcturen can bo pro cured The social that vwis to have been given by tho Woman's Relief corps this evening has been postponed on account of the death of one of the members, Sirs. Jacob Kltl. All members are ie questcd to bo present at the regular mectlnz and bring tho money they hav pledged themselves to give, alBO to make arrangements for uttendlng tho funeral of Mm Kitel. Amonr those who attended the funeral of Chauncy Davenport, of Clin ton. Saturday, wtie Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kaglei, Mr. and Mis. W. Var coe and Mis. H c Wheeler, of this city. Charles Rrltt. of Enneboio, "called on friends In this city yesterday. James Rairett Is Hi New York. Mro. Maud Pope loft yesterday for her home In deorgla. Mabel nnil Elizabeth Davis, of Sev enth s venue, a;o entertaining their OF A DOLLAR as the face of it. buvs toan for house- ccotiomv she looks The woman who as her btrcngth usc3 Powder. show for her labor beside pair or rough lunula. greatest economy. Nan York. v cousin, AUipi t Kellow, e.f (liven lltdgo. MIsb .lnsophlne liuir I" citci tnlnlngr MlK3 Blrdsnll, of Scuuiton. .'Some Improvement In the condition of James II. Paul wus noticed yester day. HONESDALE. Conti.ictcr Mullen, of Scranton, who commenced Lift fall to lay water pipe lor the Honesdale Water company, Is now completing his contract The nee,- savings bank will be occu pied Muy 9. The new furniture is be ing put In. William Vei and daughters aia now occ uplng their summer lesldence after spending the winter In New York city. Dr. J. W. Kesler, of Honesdale. serv ed as clerk to Admiral Geoige Dewey, Tnlted States na.vy, 111 1SC2, In tho West Oulf squadion. Mr. Joseph Crandall. of Atlantlo City, spent Sunday at the home of hla pai onts, on Tenth street Tha funeia! of Mrs. Stephen Corey will be held from her lata tesldnce on Thhd stiect, this (Tuesday) afternoon at 3 o'clock Company E, Thliteenth regiment, of Honesdale, is composed mostly of un niniilicl men about ten per cent, be ing man led men Mr. Flank McMulIen, a former lieu tenant In Company E, Is twulttni; men to fill the rai'ks of the company. A one dollar excursion -sill be run ovnr tha DOawar and Hudson railroad to Scranton, May 25, by the St. Jn.ieph and St Fianeis Ploneet societies The ladies of the Gel man Lutheran church will sei ve a golden jubilee sup per in the my bell. Mi :i Little Tonimv Cunn1' "'mm who dis tributes tho Scranton Ti ib n 'u Hones dale, is U years of ncc ps mother lias boon dad four yon is. lie does the housekeeping and preppies the meals foi his father and two brothers unci one sister younger than himself, In ad dition to this ho goes to school each ufteinoon and peddles an evening paper. TAYLOR NEWS. A Wi3 Snggostioii--.rwiv Orsiiii ici! (iiuirtctlc--Porsonal nnd Oth er Happening. A 'xciy wie suggestion has been made by somo ot our pati lotio societies In this tovMi In trylim lo arrange a rally In mar futuie foi the luanv different ordeis to be held In some ol the town churches. We suggest that May Ji would be a ery suitable date fwr this occa sion The Tilbune blanch ofllce In Taylor is In the Coblelgh building. Local Rep lesenlative E (J. Eans In charge Mis I low 1 11 Iliooks, of Lallln, was the guest of Professor and Mrs. T. R. Dis, of Glove street, ycstiKiay. Pride of Lackawanna. Lodge, No. 15, A P. L A, will meet this evening In Reese's hall. Miss Louisa Rott, of Hyde Pnrk, who has been xlsltlng Miss Ethel Reese In this place, has returned home. Miss Edith James, of Providence, wns tlie guest of friends In this place yes terday. Mr and Mrs. William Reese, of this place, spent the Sabbath with relatives in Hyde I'nik. A number of our talented young men icecntly organized n quaitcttc and have be in prognsslng rapidly. The object of coming togttbei was to furnish the peo ple with sonic excellent music. The new organization meets Tuesday and Satur il.iv evenings at the Welsh Raptlst church, and aie undi i thr direction of liofcssor John R. Francis. Mis. Daniel Clemons, of Hyde Paik, was the gtitst ol Diugglst nnd Mrs. Jo-eph Davles of Union stieet. yester-cl"j-. A tin ee-cornc ifd light Is going In this town for the ofllce ot pool dlieetor of the Ransom distilct The pusent dliectoi, John D, Athirton, John E Davis and Owen Connolly uio tho aspiring candi dates lb v lot Thomas Is slowly tecovcr lng fiom his recent bereavement. Mine Foreman II. E. llairls and John R Johns gave their seiviees on Sunday tiyoig to locate the entombed men In tho Hallsti-ad mines at Duiyea. Jilts Sallle Price Is quite sick at her home on Pond street. On account of a bteak In the machin ery the Taylor collleiy had to cease oper ation y-cttcrday, but will work today. At the servlcis In the Calvaiy Raptlst clinic h Sunday evening tweho candi dates lecelved baptism Special singing was rendiicd for the occasion. Harry W. Williams Is Improving from his recent illness. The Ilannlck and Mooro mill com mence woik on Wednesday after an Idli ness of thiee days, caused by the silk miming bhoit. and not for tho want of orders, as was stated. The Tribune furnishes you with nil tho war news and can be bad dally nt T. A Evans' now s stand, our general news .agent. AVOCA. The Ladles' Mlsslonaiy society of tho Piesbyteilau chinch will meet at tho homo of Mis. James Webber this aftci liuuil Mr. und Mis. M. F. s, ilrien, John and Jennie Urciiiuin attended the funeial of Frumls Ricnnan at Kingston an Satur day morning. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Swift and family, of Dunmore, spent Sunday at tho Mc Laughlin lesldence. Rev. E. T Hooper, of Plymouth, con ducted cervices In tha Primitive Metho dist church on Sunday. Rev. M. F Crane announced on Sun day that on May 15 bo would call tho lady membcis ot tho congregation together foi the purpose of organising a sodality. Misses Glynn, Manley and Grimes, of Duumoie, weie vlsltois In-town on Sun day Miss Nettle T.i Rue and niece, Miry llitirlson. o: llaekettstown. aio gue.its ot Mr and Mis. John Lit Rue, Mr. E. I'eirai. of Plains, spent yes terday t Die McCairicIt lesldence. MIsb McLaughlin, of Cony, Pa., is the guest, of Miss Kate Cummliigs Tho marriage of Rev. J Jones of this place to Miss Margaret Moore of Minor's Mill was soleninlred several days ago but bns not been made public until some time after Mr. and Mrs Jones will. re sldo In Delaware. Patrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Churles Doran, of tho West Side, now stationed at Key Wost. writes that his regiment Is prepared to enter Havana In a few days. Mr. Dot an enlisted about four yoar ago nnd Is now a member ot Battery B, Klist Aitlllery. The oath of ofllce wna yesterday ad ministered to 'Squlro T. J. Fltzslmmons in his new olllco on Main street Rev I.. 12. Van 1 loosen orngnlzed a Sunday Hchool clusi In Dupont on Hun day afternoon. Attorney James Dwyor. of Wllkrs Carre, was tho guest of Mis. C K Driiffnrr yr.sterdny. ' Matilda, the ton-months-old daughter of Mr and Mrs. John Hcutckn, of tho West Ride, died on Saturday morning. Interment wan made yesterday In St. Mary's cemelciy. Messrs. John I'. llucklry, I'miik 11m. ton, Patrick Reap, Michael McGowan John ltnulon, Edward Gibbons, Wllllnm Summon. Misses Margaret Rellley, Mar garet Tlgue, Koto McDonnell and Alice. Corrotnn attended the temporal Ve con vciilfon ot Plttston yesterday. Rev. J J McCain1 took an nctlvc pal t In the debate, and was afterward tendered n voto of thanks foi his earnest work !n the cause "Resolved. 'Chat ttatesmen aro moro benellclal than soldiers," will be debat ed by members of tho St. Aloystus and Y M. 1. societies. Tho pilnclp.tls have iTlvcn considerable attention to the sub ject and tho event promise lo bo quite' interesting Dr J ,1. Dougherty spent yenteidav at tho bedside of his father, who Hen cilllc ully lit. Thn Ladles' Aid society of the Metho dist Episcopal church will meet In the class moms of tha church tomoirow afternoon. JERMYN AND MAYFIKLD. The new silk mill commenced work yes toidiy ami ciultu u number of hands weio einploytd. There Is no doubt that it will prove a. .iucc,ss and a. great benellt for this town Mr. Mlchiic) Itolland. of Mavfleld, left yeterdnv for New York, where he will make bis future home Misses Muggle Williams and Anna Mor gana, of Olyphant, -nete the guests of Mr. and Mis. John Piltchard, of May field Sat urday. norge Belch, of Second stieet, spent a few days last veek with Olvnhant ii lends. William Jeffrey, of Dunmore, aim Mr. i nees, of I'roviclence, called on Mr. and Mrs. George Hclch Saturdiy. George Matthows, of Scranton, spent Sunday heie with his perents. Attorney Reals and lamily, of Scran ton, were the gucts ot Mr, and Mrs. George Tendied Sunday. Mrs Gaines, and daughter, Irene, and son, Dald, of Providence, aie lslMng lelatlves here. Miss Mame Ruddy, of Caibondalu, was u lsitot here Sunday. Mr. I J, J. Thomas, of Scranton, spent Sunday Msltln-; 1,1s brother, W. II. Thomas, ot 'Ihiul street. TACTORYVILLE. Mr. John Akerly and Mr. Joslah Riown, ol Justin,, were visiting their biother James At. Brown, last Thursday. Miss Nina Stark Is pending a few wcek3 with friends in East Lemon. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Cnpvvell, of Scran ton, drove up Sunday and spent tho day with their parents. Paulowna lodge, Daughters ot Rebekah, will meet this Tuesday evening. All mem beis are it quested to bo present, as tlitiro will be nomination of officers and the oo grie will be ccnfeircd en several candi dates. Wednesday evening nt the Raptlst chuieh the As.iph Conceit company will give a conceit for tho benefit of tho choir Admission 10 and 20 cents. Next Tuesd ly evening at the Raptlst church will bo held the eommuicement eeiclse of tho graded school. Seven ladles will gi.iduate at that time. Tho Women's Christian Temperance union will meet this (Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. At the close will be held a membership social. Rev. W. H Hlller, of Wilkes-Rarro, cc cupled the pulpit at the Methodist chuch last Sunilty and pleached two excellent sermons. In tho evening he delivered a tempeiance sermon, It being the regular union temporance meeting. Mr. A. W Wilglcy, who has been quite 111, is Improving. Mr. and Mis D. D Gardner have 'c movcil from their farm and are nicely settled In their 1 ome down town. Mr. Albeit llaivey and son, of Scranton, were In town last Sunday. The Rev. Jonas I'ndeiwood, of Wilkes lirre, will occupy the pulpit at the Meth odist church next Sabbath. PECKVILLE. A regular meeting of Pride of Orient chapter of the Eastern Star will be held this evening. Mrs. William McKelvey Is seriously 111 at her home, on North Main street. Sheridan Lodge No. 210, Knights of Pythias, will hold a smoker at their castle hall next Wednesday evening Glassy Island. Delaware and Hudson collleiy, woiked ten and three-quarter days for the month of April Fied Henjamin has leturned home, af ter .pending the winter in California. Miss Alice Ilell, of Rervvlck, bpent Sun day with her patents. Ml. and Mrs. Thomas Hell. Chailes Webster mid daughter, Miss Anna, of South Canaan, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Jenkins, of tho West End. The Installation of Rev. S. H. Moon,! i. D., as pastor of tho Presbyterian TOO pair Men's Ilusset r.ttont Leather shoes, hand s.ewed. Vest ing top: worth 51.00, at $2.C0 100 pair Men's $2.50 ltupset shoes, coin toe, oleRiint wearing goods, at. $1.49 7M) pair Men's Calf $2 50 shoes, congtess and lace, gijuare toe, all sUes; ut $1.4t 1,000 pair Men's Double Sole and Tup Woi Ulnar shoes; wotth $1.50, at.Mc. 1,500 pair Men's Dress Shoes, con sress and lace; all, sizes, worth ?1.50, at S0c. w km W The above are only a few of the many bargains, We invite you to call and examine, our goods before buying Shoes. Remember, there is no trouble to show goods and you will surely save money by it. iVIVER DA VI DOW Tlie Mnowl(1 tepest Wll0lesale and Reail si8 307 Lackawanna Avenue. N. B. A Full Line of Trunks and Valises. MMTtifltACT chinch will telte phieo Tuediiv May 'J, at 7 30 In iho veiling. Rex James Mc l.eod, D V has been appointed to pre side ami preach tho sermon. Rev diaries E. Robinson D. I , to deliver the chargo to tho pastor, Rev. W. 11. Swift, the chnigo to the people, and Rev. J. 1". Moffat to offer tha player of Installa tion Vena Kennedy, of Wllkcs-llarre, spent Sundny with Mr. and Mis. r. A. Peck, TOREST CITY. Mrs. T. W. Hatch, aged f6 yeirs, died nt her home In this borough at 5 o'clock Sunday moinlng, from cancer ot tho breast. She his been a greit sufferer for the past six months. Deceased leaves a husband and threo grown-up children, and one adopted child. Hgid 10 years. Tho lu neral services will be held at Hlnes' Cor ners, Wayne county, this afternoon nt 2 o'clock and Intermunt will be at tho rame place. Mi. E. n. Edwaids, for several years past a resident of Foi est City, mo'fi 1.1 family to Wllkes-Harre yesterday. Mr. Edvvatds will engage In the grocciy bui lt. ess In that cltv. Yesterday moinlng M. J. Collins as sumed the duties of justice of the peace In the Second ward His olllee Is In the same room ociupbd by tho outgoing justice, John R, Build John Josup.ilt has moved his tailoring establishment from the Rudd building into the one of tho looms, icecntly occu pied by M P. Jacobs. Ml"s Jessie Stone Is the guest of litts ton f i lends Messrs. Geldcr r.nd Muiphy took pos session of the Forest City News ofllco Monday. They are piactical men, havo energy and ability, and It Is safe to predict will thoroughly and acceptably cover tho field of local newspaper work. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mxcy nnd son, Rny, of Carbondale, weie visitors with relatives in the borough on Sunday. Tho ofllce of W. J Maxev, Justice ot tho peace, Is now two doors south of tho For est City Nmvs olllee and In the bam? building DR. E. C. WEST'S NERVE AND DRAIN TREATMENT THE UHld.NAL, ALL OTHERS IMITATIONS, Issoldundcr poitivo Written OuuroutCC, bynnthorized agents only, to euro Weak Jtfemorr, Dizziness, Wakefulness, Pits, Hysteria, Quick no83, Night Losses, Evil Dreams, Lack of Conn denco, Nervousness, Lassitude, nil Drains, Youth ful Errors, or Excessive Uo of Tobacco, Opium, or Liquor, which leads to Misery, Consumption, Insanity and Death. At storo or by mail, $1 a box; Bin for IT; with written gunrantee to euro or refund, money. Hnniplo jmclc ngo, containing nvo days' treatment, with full instructions!, 23 cents. Ono f amnio only sold to cuca person, at sioro or or man. Earned Label Special Extra Strength, v For Impotency, Loss ot l'onor. Lost Manhood. Sterility or RarroaneBs.! Ii a tjox; six ior co, wun; written iruaranlee1 trt rnyn In f3n,fnia Alclnw, BFOREorbvmall. APXEB Wm (1 Clark, 326 Penn Ave., Scranton, Pa, VARICOCIJ.n AND ALL NHRVOUS HISI.'ASi:s TRUAIER AND CURED "Uy tho Animal EUraets." .Medical nil vice free Write for book to the Washington tiieinlc.il Co Washlnstou, It C. LADIES Clean your Kid Gloves with MILLER'S GLOVLINE. For siilo only by Me.irs A Ha gen, bemlqimrteis lor drossoil and undressed kid gloves 111 all tiio most desirable similes. kdtii is Wealffi. j"iljiyM I" BJ141XS" Mm tr&iJrfffi. ecial Sale of T-v HAVE too know what rather than Shoes. Here is a good opportunity for you. to buy good, serviceable and stylish footwear of ail sorts for a little money. Look at the Bargains. 1,000 pair lioys' Heavy shoes, worth $1 2.-., at 70c. 100 pair Hoys' Good Wearing, Lisht shoes, worth $1.60, at S3o. Ladies' Shoes. 750 pair Ladles' shoes, button and ince. all sizes; worth $1.00. nt Me. 1,000 pair Ladles' Dongola But ton shoes; wotth $150, at 7!)c. uf0 pair Ladies' shoes; heel and spilng heel; worth $1.50 to $1.75, at. .03c. nnollvSlDallac rro&fsniQ'JV&t2ux'fxnrvn-ha Avpmitp npIME was when a silk advertisement had a far-away sort of a long distance telephone attraction for most people. They didn't catch on readily. Silk was a luxury then---it is common enough now. Such silk selling as we have indulged in lately has placed it nearly at a par with cotton, and we're not done yet. We offer a special purchase of the most . beautiful quality that has ever been offered for the price by any house in business. And, in the face of the pre sent rising market, all the new combinations of colors and plain shades 75 OBlOlB 127 and FOR SALE Boilers, Engines and Machinery Wo will sell you New or Kecond-linnd. Wo will sell you now or take old lu ex change, or wo will rent you anything you want In the Machinery Line. Spot tush paid for Scrap Iron and Metals 7og West Lackawanna Avenue. M. E. KEELEY, Mgr. Telephone, 3945 THE DICKSON M'FG CO., Scranton nnd Wllltes-llarrc, i'a. Manufacturers of LOCOmOTIVES.STATlONARY ENGINES Hollers, Hoisting and Pumplnz Machinery. Gencrat Office, Scranton, Pa. C. EAT ARKET, Choice Cuts 321 Adams Avonuo E3 Everything In tho Una of fresh and O salted Meat", Sausages, Lard, Etc. jyj PouLrui A'i Qamein Seasov. Telephone, No. 68ij many Shoes. Yes, more Shoes than we to do with. We prefer to count dollars 150 pair Ladles' Good Year Welt shoes, patent tip, (small plzes); worth $2 50, nt $149 and $1.9S .'50 Ladles' DonKolla Button and Lftie shoes, sizes, 1, 3, 3',fc and 4; worth $2.00 to $3.00, at S1.49 175 pair Ladles' Russet Cloth Top Tine shoes; wonh $2.00, at $1.29 300 pair Ladles' Needle Toe shoes, almost Kiven uw.iv. Misses and Children's shoes, at fie., 78c, &Sc. and $1.99. Taffeta Si the yard 129 Washington At Pierce's Harket This Horning Turkeys, Ducks, Chickens and Broilers, Green Peas. Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Cnuliilowcr, New licots. New Potatoes, Celery, Rad ishes, Onions, Lettuce, Aspara gus, etc., etc. Fancy Strawberries and Fruits Please leave ordc rs as early as possible to insure cnrlv delivery. 1 E PICE m ML Hit! HERCULES ASBESTOS PIPE COVERING Xlio Most l'erfect Insulation. Applied by WARREN -EHRET COMPANY Contractors for Ehret's Slag Roofing, 311 Washington Avenue Oxfords and Slippers. J00 pair Ladles $2 00 and $3 00 Sample Oxfords; sizes 3, 33 and 4; al S9e. 100 pair Ladles' Canvas Sample Ofonl: worth fiom $1.00 to $3.00 pair, at 75c, 2u0 pair Ladles' Oxfords assort ed colors; real value $2 00 to $3.00 al $1 29 mo pair Ladles' Slippers, at 49c., 79c, and 9Sc. Shoes fr Iks 9 Avenue. DR. GREWER Old Post-Offlco Building, Cor. Spruce St., and I'c.in Ave , bcranton. Pa lias returned tioin hii Western 'trip, and will now remain peiminent- ly at his homo olllee. THD DOPTOn IS A "giiadi'atr op T11U UNIVL'HSITY OK l'lLN'NSVLVA. NIA. roitML'ULY DUMONSTHA- TOU OK IMIYSIOLOOY AND SL'H- GL'HY AT TUB MBDICO-CHin- UHGICAL COLLKOB AT PHIL- ADBLPHIA, HIS SI'IX'IAL- TIBS AHB CHRONIC. NP.It- VOl'H. SKIN, IIKAHT H'OMB AND BLOOD DISBASBS. The doctor nnd his staff of Bnsllsh and German ph-drlims make a specialty of all form of Chronic Nervous Diseases, Ski'.t, Womb. Blood Disci ses Including Epileptic Fits. Convulsion. Ilys tcrla, St. Vltu.' Dance, Wakefulncst BRAIN WORKBRS, both men and wo men, whrsj nerveus systems havo been bioken down and shattered from over work, no matter from whit cause, can bc'iestored by my method. All who call up i the Doctor from now on will receive advice, examination, sei vlco nnd examination free. Dr. Glowers nltth standing In the Sinto will not allo-v him to accept any Incurable cases. If they cannot euro you they will frankly tell you so. Diseases of the Nervous System, The symptoms of which aie dizziness, lack ot coiilldenco, sexual weakness In men and women, boll ri&ln In tho tin oat, spots floating betoro tho eyes, loss of memory, unablo to concentrate the mind on one subject, easily startled when spok en suddenlv to, and dull, dlstiessed mind, which unfits them for performing thu actual duties of life making happiness Impossible, distressing tho action of tha heart, causing flush of heat, depression of spirits, evil forebodings, cowardice, fear, dreams, melancholy, tiro easy of com pany, feeling as tired in the morning an when retiring luck of energy, nervous, ness, constipation, weakness of the limbs, etc Those so affected should consult us Immediately and be restored to perfect health. Luit Ataahood Restored, Weakness ot Yaunz Men CureJ If you have been given up by your phy. slclan call upon the doctor and be exam ined. He cures the worst kind of Neivous Debility. Scrofula, Old Sores, Ciitanh, Piles, female Weakness Affections of tha Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat. Asthma, Deaf ness and Clippies of every description. Tumors, Cancers and Goiters removed without the uso of knife or painful caus tics by our newly devised absorbent meth. oil known as tho "BLECTHO-GBRMI-C1DB" And our OZO-NITE GAS cures Catarrh and Catarrhal Deafness. Consultation free and strictly sacred and confidential OIHco hours dally from 10 a. m to 4 10 p. in , 7 to 8 SO p. m. Sun day from 10 a m to 2 p ni. MADE ME A MAIM AJAX TAULGTS POSITIVELY CUBE wlzr,JVrvou0 JH$ea$t$ Falling MfiV pry, Impotence, Bleepleisnttii, eta. ctQMj VI Abuta or othar 1lxciaum &nd India c ret Ion v, Tttey quictttu and turttu rstttorttLtMC Vitality in old or young, antl fttamaaforttutjy. bu Inoen or marrUgit, I'linwnt Inmnlt ant flnmumntlnn if Ulan in tun, tfeelraia bqwt immtdUta Improttt ineatftDd effects n CUItC Whero ell otber fill Za. lit uuod bavin g the eouin Ajti Tntiloti, They lilt LftT ttlre written gaarun aatana ffiucarajoa. "eairejipo. in tea tottffeotacura Cft flT Q In a the money. Prloe UV U I wifr muu if. Til h.Miitt A. mitKn 'V eacneeteor reruna P&CK&B0) I nui, 1UC(9, 1 For sale lu Bcrnnton, I'a., by Matthew 13roH. ana U, U. Hundersoa, drusgUU. Bk '& I irfPfcra E. ?
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