THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE MONDAY. MAY 9. 1893."
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124 and 126 Wyoming Avenue.
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69c all-silk satin duchestr, special
?(e plain and glac tafleta silk, special ....
nc china silk, all colors. 9i-lnch, special . . . .
85c punted china and foulard dress silks, speciil . . .
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toe coined tafftU silks for waists and dresses, special
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OARBONOAL
The Carbondale correspondence of Tho
Tribune has been placed In the hands ot
Mr. C It. JIunn, Salem avenue and
Church street, to wlinm news Items may
ho addressed. All complaints as to Ir
regular delivery, ol -, should be made to
V. J". Roberts, news nfrcnt.)
WILL LKAVG T0A10KR0W.
Stalwart Young Cnibiuidiilitin Who
Will Df-lcnd Their I'mnitiy.
A number of this city's stalwart
young men will leave for the front to
morrow. AtnoiiR them will be U. V.
Clark, whose connection with the
Methodist church has brouRht him into
more than usual favor.
Mr. Clark is employed by Frank K.
Dennis nnd has many friends who re-
Kret his departure, if only for u short
period.
Others who will ro are Hal Jndwln,
son of Henrv II. Jmlwln, who Is well
known In micIhI circles throughout the
city. He Is nn employe of tho Hend
rlck Manufacturlne company's works,
nnd when in- croes he carries the wcll
wlshes of a host of friends and fellow
workmen. A. J. A'andermark, who is also one of
the city's leading social workers, a
telegraph operator of excellent speed,
now employed by the Ontario and
Western Kailroad company.
Thomas .Morgan, the elllclent sales
man at Alvord & Male's, whose nffublo
manner and kindly attention to pa
trons has won for him n large number
of friends.
Oeot-Re Terry, w ho Is employed by O.
AV. Fulkerson as traveling- salesman,
nnd whose abilities) as a hustler are
known throughout the county.
It is needless to say that the entire
city unites In well-wishing nil the
young men nnd that they feel sure that
If ever the opnrtunitv presents itself
they will dlstiiiBiilHli themselves in it
manner that is right.
FIELD DAY.
On
Saturday, .liny 'H), Ilii;li School
finises ill Compete.
On Saturday, the 20th of this month,
the classes of the High school will hold
their Held day. Tho boys 111 e doing
what training thev can In this incle
ment weather. The High school base
ball team will probably play the Scran
ton High school team on that day. The
following Is a list of the events:
Two mile bicycle rnce. one-half mile
bicycle race, 120 yards hurdle race, 100
yards dash, hammer throw, shot put,
pole nult.
The class that makes the largest
number of points will lie entitled to tly
their colors under the Hag on the High
school building, as Is done by the large
colleges throughout the country.
SUSPECTS ARRGSTED.
Two Youne Men in Jail I linrgrd itli
Highway Robbery.
Two young men were arrested Satur
day afternoon by Chief of Police Me
Andrew and Constable Xeary on sus
plclon of being the perpetrators of the
daring burglary, committed Thursday
night between the r-ours of 8 and ti.
the clrcumstnnces of which were given
in yesterday's Herald.
"Bill" Hlggins nnd Kdwnrd Gorman,
both of whom are well known nbout
the city, are the persons suspected of
the crime. They were arrested Satur
day morning, but on account of a pauc
ity or evidence were released. How
ever, Blnce then some valuable evidence
has been secured which warrants their
holding and which, It Is thought, "ill
convict them.
LOCAL AND PER10NAL.
Mrs. John T. Pethlck Is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Alice Crago, of Scran
ton. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Rounds nnd
daughter, Anna, are visiting In Union
dale. The Improvements commenced on the
W. AV. Watt, house on Lincoln avenue
are rapidly ncnrlng completion and Dr.
Harper of Honosdale, will tuke up his
A slx-yenr-old boy of David Keofo of
VonU. street was badly bitten by a dog
KILE others rt tsikmn wjt (ilk c f Viyrr
sobclcd up 5omt of the grtateit birjain, tl al
the wholesile mukel h proJuccJ in
sometime. Cast ufnn curs of rictptlonil :u?h3vf
srrlvtd In this statt !urinj the pail wctk snJ there sre
more to come The following ate rriy lot thli weeU'l
(lie jnd constitute valur ih it tanr.st be thjHitated in any
other ilorc l!ut we I a- e knowledge of (01 lJ than t
least thirty per ient mme th.m we a'k lietc Special
hatpin piwej eKewlieie are txctltivr in corrpjiison (9
what we offer you tlm wefk.
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Or towels, 44 Inches l-Qjl.
table damask.
,w to-4 untleaehed sheeting
, for etccheckedandf.iriv
feather
best quality.
4i3 bordered rure linen
napkins
outing flannels.
i fringed damask ntfkir.s.
fine white wool
for Inla.its war
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u8v' checked apron f.inghans,
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Soturday morning. The face and arms
of the boy are badly lacerated. Dr.
Lamb dressed the woundx.
Mrs. J. M. reck left Saturday for St.
Louis. Ma., as a delegate from the (! 1
A. to the B. of I j. K. division. No. 120
of this city. She was nWo a delegate
to the convention at Ottawa, two years
ago.
1 evidence there the latter part of this
week
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
A grand reception was given the Rev.
Mr. Henjamin nnd C D. Winters on
last Friday evening in the Sunday
school room of the, Methodist Kpiseo
pnl church, which was attended by a
largf numb'"- from Ciirbondnle and
Archbald, as well as from Jennyn. The
room was beautifully decorated with
bunting and Mags. The address was
delivered in 11 most masterly way, and
the solos and duets and recitations
were of a very high order. Itev. Hen
jamin and Mr. Winter was presejited
with a beautiful bouquet of cut (lowers.
The former by the Junior league and
the latter by the Sunday school. At
the close of the entertainment, refresh
ments were served.
John, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Augus
tus Kurke, of the Kast Side, Mayfleld,
fractured his arm in two places on
Snturday last. Tho little fellow was
sitting between two boys on a swing
and, while It was In motion, he by nome
means fell to the ground with his left
arm beneath him. Dr. M. J. Shields
wns summoned to the home and at
tended to the limb.
Walter Snyder, of Second street, has
been granted his request. His desire
has been for some time past to Join
the regular nrmy. He received a letter
last week to that effect, and ho will
leave today for Philadelphia.
Misses Frances and Marcella Jinx
well, of St. tleorge hotel, wen- visiting
friends in Carbondale yesterday.
The llrst game of ball of the season
was played here on the Kast Side
grounds on last Friday afternoon be
tween the Young Hickories and a
picked nine. The features of the game
were the great pitching by Hendricks
nnd the heuvv batting by Hart, which
caused much enthusiasm among the
crowd. Tho game wns won by the
Hickories by a score of :i-0.
iticmmi I'tienti, or .Mayiieid, was
visiting friends In Vandllng last Satur
day evening.
Mrs. William Davis and son. Willie,
of Mayiieid, were In tjcranton on Fri
day. Liberty lodge, Xo. 18S, Knights of
Pythias, attended divine service at tl.
Methodist Kplscopal church yestetday
morning. The ltev. Henjamin preached
u very able sermon from the Kplstle
of Paul-to the Itamaus, the 14th chap
ter, 7th verse.
TOIIEST CITY.
Charles Davey has moved his family
to a farm at Torrey, Wayne county.
The commencement exercises of tho
Forest 'City graded school win ' . held
on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 2tth
and 25th of May. There are four mem
bers of the graduating class this year,
namely, Ida Peaswall, Isabelle John
son. Elizabeth Hartung and Katherlne
Keurnes.
William P. Cole, of the St. Agnes Pin
neer corps, and Patrick Clenry and
John McDonald, of St. Joseph's Total
Abstinence and Benevolent society, are
the delegates chosen to attend the
diocesan convention of the Catholic
Total Abstinence union, ut Kingston,
on Wednesday and Thursday, May IS
and 19.
W. J. Pentecost has been appointed
a member of tho boaid of health, to
take the plare of W. II. Hlggins, whos,o
term has expired.
The borough council has appropriated
$r.O to help fight tho bridge matter
through to u successful Issue. It has
also granted an appropriation of $150
to the board of health, which was an
eminently proper thing to do,, as the
mojiey can bo uaed to very grtod ad
vantage by that body.
Interested citizens of the town met
one night recently in the hose rooms
and formed un organization that will
make It u business to secure as many
enlistments us possible In the National
Volunteer reserve. Jlurgss Jamtm J.
Wulker, who called the meeting, was
elected chalrmun and John M, Brown.
sreretnry. The aim nnd objects of the
leservp wore explained nnd a number
nlpned tho enlistment blanks. The fol
IowIhk committee wan appointed to en
roll as ninny an possible and report at
a mootliifT to bo hold at the call of the
chnlr In about a week or ten rtnytv. J.
O. Wcscott, John McDonntd, llnrry
OoukIi, John ICIehholzer, C. It. Hohc
nnd Truman O. WeHcott.
Jtr, nnd Mr. Edward I.nHnrr, of
llnncocU, N. v., spvnt the latter part
of Inst week as tho guests of Jtr. nnd
Mrs. Leslie M. LnHnrr.
Dr. Jennie Young-, of Mendvllle. who
wns for Hcvernl enrs a praetleliiK
physician In Forest Olty, Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Kent Dlnckmnn, and other
old-tlmo friends.
Henry K. Uleilrr, who attempted sui
cide by taking morphine, Friday, on
account of domestic dimcultles, is re
covering, but tho heroin treatment thnt
wns used to keep him awake has left
him in such a condition that it will bo
a week or more before ho will care to
move around much.
The funeral of Michael Uvanko, who
wns Instantly killed In tho No. 2 shaft
Of the-Hillside Coal nnd Iron company,
Thursday, wns held Friday. Services
were conducted In the Greek Catholic
church at Mayfleld, nnd Interment wns
(it the same place.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Tho Funeral of William Roynolds
I.nrgolv Attondcd-OIorolnnd nnd
Taylor Nuptials.
The funeral services over tho remains
of Willie, the bright and intelligent
child of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Itey-
nolds, of Washington street, occurred
yesterday afternoon and were largely
attended. Services were held in the
house nnd were conducted by Rev. II.
II. Ilnrrls. D. D. Tho Calvary Daptlst
church quartette rendered several beau
tiful selections at the grave. Ilurlal
was made at the Presbyterian ceme
tery. At tho meeting of the board of trade
on Thursday evening, President J. F.
Taylor presided. Tho following com
mittees were announced for the year:
On manufacturing M. M. Williams,
chalrmun; T, It. Uowen, James Powell,
Oomer Jones, P. Mulherin and M. C.
Judge. Streets nnd sewers V.'lllard
Atherton, chairman; II. T. Davis, Sam
uel Harlowe, Dr. J. I... Griffiths, II. D.
James, Robert Llewellyn and M. M.
Williams. Light and water Corner
Jones, chairman; AVUlard Atherton, M.
C. Judge and Samuel Harlowe. Legis
lation J. SI. Morgans, chalrmn; Cas
per Ott and T. It. Howen. Annexation
Robert Llewellyn, chairman; David
X. Lewis, M. C. Judge, Edmund Wil
liams and Walter James. Finance II.
J. Daniels, chairman; H. T. Davis nnd
John Xeiger. Banquet J. M. Mor
gans, chnirmnn; Shem Parker, If. T.
Davis. John Xeiger nnd Wlllnrd Ather
ton. The next meeting of the board
will be held on the 27th, and hereafter
011 the last Thursday of eacJi.month.
Reese Lewis, of Grove street, will
leave today for Slatlngton, where ho
will represent the Temple of Love
lodge, Xo. 7, True Jvorltes, at the
Grand lodge session.
The Tribune branch office In Taylor
Is In the Coblelgh building. Local Rep
resentative 'K. G. Evans In charge.
All persons desiring to sit irf the class
nt the county .superintendent examin
ation will prepare themselves to be
ready for June 2t, when examination
will be held. Local directors ure urg
ently requested to be pnnent. .
A special meeting of Camp Xo. &fi.
Patriotic Order of America, will be held
this evening, when the district presi
dent will be present. Every member Is
requested to be present.
Miss Rosetta. Francis, of Feltsvllle,
attended a wedding of relatives nt
Kingston on Snturday evening.
Lackawanna lodge, Xo. 113, Ameti
enn Protestant association, will instnl
officers nt tomorrow evening's meet
ing. Grand Master Jacob Jones will
perform the ceremonies.
Mrs. Mary Jane Morcland nnd Mr.
Henjamin Taylor, both residents of
this place, were united In the bonds of
holy matrimony at the Green Ridge
Presbyterian church on Saturday after
noon. Mrs. William Davis and daughter.
Lizzie, of South Seranton, were the
guests of relatives In this place yestet
day. Daniel Thomns, of Pittston, spent the
Sabbath with friends In this place.
Mr. and Mrs. AVIlliam Morgans, of
Hyde Park, were the guests of rela
tives In this place yesterday.
Taylor Is alive with patriotism Just
now.
Messrs. David and William Morgans,
of Rellevue, attended the funeral of a
relative in this place yesterday.
DESCRTED WIFE IN LUCK.
Husband Hark from the Klondike Re
petent nnd Willi n I'orlinit-.
Lincoln, Neb., AIny S. Mrs. William R.
Foster, for a long time a teacher In the
public schools here, was deserted by
her husband ton years ago. and did not
benr a word from blm until yesterday.
Then ho sent her n telegram from Chi
cago saying that he had been a wanderer
for ten years, that lie was one of the
first to enter the Klondike, and that ho
hail como back rich nnd tho owner of a
claim there.
He had Just learned his wife's where
about!!, and he begged her forgiveness.
She replied that the separation was all
her fault, and that she freely forgave
him. He wired her money for a ticket,
nop she left last evening for Chicago.
A telegram received today nnnotmccd to
her friends that sho had been happily
reunited to her husband.
(urcn Marie llenrlettn Hurl.
Brussels, May 8. The Queen of the
Belgians, while driving In tho royal park
yesterday afternoon, was thrown from
her carriage, which was overturned njid
tossed Into a lake. She whs lescued by
her attendants.
Thereare three conditions:
When the blood is poor;
When more flesh is needed;
When there is weakness
of the throat or lungs.
There is one cure: that is
Scott's Emulsion.
It
liver
contains the best cod
oil emulsified, or di
gested, and combined with
the hypophosphites and
glycerine. It promises more
prompt relief and more last
ing benefit in these cases than
can be obtained from the
use of any other remedy.
50c, and $i.oo, all druggUtl.
SCOTT if BOWNU. ChemUu, Nw Ywk.
A COLLEGE STUDENT.
Saved by PoriMin From a Lire-
Time or Inconvenience ullli
Chronic Cnlnriii.
It reads like a
novel. 12 v o r y
word of It, how
ever, Is prosaic
history nnd ex
net t r 11 1 h. A
young man lins
before him n
brilliant career.
Chronic catarrh
fastens Itself
upon him. Ho
tries tnnny rem
edies In vain. At college n room-mate
persuaded him to Icz l'e-ru-na. Pe-iu-na
cures him In a short time, and
he goes on his way rejoicing. Without
Pe-ru-nn the success in life would bo
Impossible. Chronic cntnrrh fins blast
ed ninny a enreer. It would have
blasted this young man's career If It
had not been for the kind suggestion
of a friend. Read what Mr. A. F.
Stern, Marine City, Mich., snyn: "I
wns troubled with cntnrrh for threo
yenrs, nnd tried nlmost every cntnrrh
medicine that I heard of. 1 went down
to Delnwnre, Ohio, to attend college,
where I got onn of your Almnnncs and
snw nnothcr remedy for cntnrrh. T
wns nlmost discouraged with trying
all kinds of medicine, but my room
mate told mo thnt your medicine was
all right, nnd so I tried It. After tnk
Ing seven bottles, according to direc
tions, I wns cured nnd felt like a new
man. I recommend It to all who are
suffering with this dreadful disease.
It Is the best medicine for catarrh. I
owe my health to you."
Could anyone speak In higher praise
of Pe-ru-nn than this young man?
Just finishing his education, full of
ambition, looking forward with antici
pation to his business life, perfectly
healthy and In good spirits; all be
cause of Pe-ru-na. InsteaTJ of drag
ging along, year nfter yenr, suffering
untold inconvenience with thnt dis
gusting dlscnse, catarrh, he Is cured,
and says, "I owe my hcnlth to you."
All catarrh sufferers will be Inter
ested In a book entitled "Facts nnd
Faces." It treats of the cure by Pe-ru-na
of catarrh In nil Its stnges nnd
locations. It will be sent free by The
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing com
pany, Columbus, Ohio.
a m:ai(ni:i) oinu.r.it.
roolgenr rind Ilondgcnr Both of the
IJe-t Kind.
In 1S20, a boy of 14 was apprenticed
to a shoemaker In Brattleboro, Vt. At
that time, he had received only such an
education ns the common school could
give. He resolved, on going to his trade,
to read nnd study one hour each day.
At 19 he had mastered the whole course
of Hutton's mathematics nnd gained
some knowledge of ustronomy nnd the
nntural sciences. Becoming dyspeptic
from too close confinement to his
bench, he was advised by Dr. Wlllard
Parker to walk one hour every morn
ing and evening In the fields, and study
botany. He did fo, nnd became In
tensely interested in botany, says Suc
cess. Sending to London for a standard
work on this study, he found, on Its
arrival, that It was written In Latin.
Ho bought a grammar, and In six
months could read his. new book. In tho
same manner he mastered French and
German.
At 4Ti years of age his knowledge ot
scientific studies caused him to be
widely known. Dartmouth and Middle
bury colleges gave him the degree of
A. M. At that ttme It was said of him:
"In mathematics, he lias made such
attainments that It is doubtful whether
there aro ten mathematicians in the
United States who ore capable In case
of his own embarrassment of lending
him any assistance." He devoted a
portion of every day (Sundays except
ed) to the study of languages and
sciences, and at the time of his death.
In IfiSO, was well versed In geology,
mineralogy, entomology, zoology, con
chology and meteorology. He published
several works, but for over half a cen
tury continued his making boots and
shoes In Brattleboro, His shop was
spoken of ns "the place of lasts nnd
Latin." This learned shoemaker was
Charles C. Frost. The secret ot his
Buceess was diligence.
Accused .tlurdrrcHi Is Acquitted.
Toronto. Out.. May R. The second trial
of Mrs, Olive SternamHti for tho alleged
murder of her husband by administering
to him atsenle In order that sho might
obtain some insurance money, was con
cluded nt Cayuga, Ont., this evening and
resulted in the Jury returning a verdict
of "not guilty." On the first trial Mrs.
Stemaman was found guilty and sent
enced to be hanged on Jan. 20 last. Two
days before the day set for her execu
tion sho was granted a new trial on tho
strength of new and Important evidence
In her favor having been discovered.
The verdict meets with popular approval.
HAPPINESS VS. MISERY.
Dr. Charcot s f onle Tablets, thograat l'ar
iBlan romerti , Is a guaranteed emu for tno
Drink Habit; also nervousness nnd melan
choly cutiRed by over-lndulceucc.
It D;stroys ths Appetlti for Alcoholic and
all Intoxicating Hover.iRei, nad leave? iiuu
as lie should be. It can be udmlnlxtere I
without tho knowledge of the imtlt-ut where
necessary. Kend for pamphlet.
Wm. O. Clark, 316 Penn Ave,, Seranton Pa,
WOLF & WtiNZEIj,
140 Adams Ave., Opp. Court ItDuir,
PRACTICAL TINNERS and PLUfflBERS
Sols Agents for Klchardson Uojrutou'J
Furnaces and Kanfft.
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cured with Animal Kxtractx. Free booii
ells how. WASHINGTON (JUISMIOAI. CO.
Washington, 1). U
LACKAWANNA
HAMUFACTURERS OF
Hill Timber cut to order on short notice. Hardwood Mine Uull
awed to uniform lengths constantly on hand. 1'cclcd HmuIocU
Prop Timber promptly Furnished,
MILLS At Cross Fork, l'otter Co., on the Buffalo and Susqiic
hanna Kailroad. At Mlna, Potior County. Pn., on Couderaport, an J
rori Auccauy unuroAu. capacity
uunukal. UrriUfc, uu
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Telephone No. 4014.
OoraUnMneeJarIUblt,
the purest drufi
Dp. FeaB's
Tsar are roopt, safe sid oertaf
nolnt. gtnt anrwuers, f 1,00.
For Sals by JOHN H- PHELPS,
Spruco stroot.
1 W lAND
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'HpIME 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
Taffeta
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
OOO
127 and
Gillette Bros
Auctioneers and Brokers,
327 Washington Avenue.
(Opp. Court House.)
Auction sales of all classes
goods satisfactorily conducted
any part of city or county.
Money loaned on all kinds
personal proparty at 1
reasonable rates. A
FOR SALE
Boilers, Engines and Machinery
We will Belt you Now or Second-Hand.
Wo will sell you new or take old In ex
change, or wo will rent you anything you
wunt Id the Maohlnery Line. Spot Caih
paid for Scrap Iron Rsd Metali.
709 West Lackawanna Avenue.
H. E. KEELEY, Hgr. Telephone, 3945
THE DICKSON M'PG CO.,
Seranton and Wllkes-Barre, Pa,
Manufacturers or
LQCOIYIOTIVBS.STATIONARY ENGINES
Hollers, Holstlneand Pumping Machinery,
Oeuernl Office, Seranton, Pa.
linUC Villi Wore Throat, I'lmplen,
Cop
ncr-Colorel Knots. Aphm
Unntu
Old Bores, ulcers in .Moiun, itnlr ralllnz
Wrlto COOK kUMUUY CO.. 6ci Mimnl
llnlr'rnllliir,
KUMUDY CO.. 651 MasorTl:
Temole. Chicago, III., for nroois of curat
Capital, $500,000. Worst cases curedln is te
35 days- loo-page book free.
PCafehMter'a EnxUih Diamond Brand.
ENNYROYAL PILLS
P y-i&iTV urlfia. and O-lj UeauLae.
DfBfKltl Ibf CltkutM A'nat.ifc n.
r miwmww ruuii balVIBB Klg
weni Brand la Ucd aed QoU nieulMo'
IHIM. IMItd with b!ua ribbon. T.I.
".fltkcr. Rt fuat danatrouM .ul.t.ru.
f rtonj mud imilAtitn. At Prsf lUK. tr ml 4.
' la lUtDrs ror vvtlaiUri, iMttuManii S
"uiiier nr .ndiM.-ini.iur, tr rlnrn
Lr nit v,vvu itinmiDii. rmatt FAttr.
tollbjallLKijPriitll.il. i'MLKUlLVX.
LUMBER CQ.;
n
iuu.uuu icet per uay.
of Trado Uullding, Seranton, l'u.
tooothlf, reulatla m.dlclr... Only hanalusf4
should be um4, ltjtu want Ins toil, e t
PGCiBiyroyaB EP530
ju
n In result. Toe asaulse (Dr. Faal'aVooTax 4Uap
Addrsu 1'KaI. Mcoiciaa Co., CltTeUod, O.
Pharmacist, cor. VWomlng avenue
and
1
t. a 7A
m Ki&
iv a
II alia
and
9' WASHINGTON AVENUE.
7SC the yard
129 Washington
IDAS is
If your Umbrella is broken
do not borrow your neighbors,
he may need it, and if he
does, and you have it, just
think what he might say.
Bring the broken one to us
and we will help you retain
yotir friends by fixing it for
you.
Fiorey & Brooks.
Opposite Court House.
211 Washington Avenue.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
Special Attention Given to Busi
ness anil Personal Account.
Liberal Accommodation Kx
tended According to Balances an J
Responsibility.
Ul'er Cent. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
I flnnWri!
$200,000
300,000
79,000
UQUllUl.
Surplus,
Undivided Profits,
WM. COXXKLL, President.
HENRY BisIiIX, Jr., VlrcPrcs.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier
The vault ot this hunk is pro
tccted by Holmes' Llectric l'ro
tectivo system.
THE
KIOOSIC POWDER CO.
Rooms 1 ami 2,1'om'Mi BTd'j,'.
SCRANTON, PX
Alining and Blasting
POWDER
Made tit MooslouuU Huslidala Wortci.
I.ATLIN & RAND POWDER CO'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Kkctrlo ll.uterles, Klectrlo Uxplodors,
for exploding- blast, Safety l'usu ana
Renauno Chemical Co's rxplosivbs
Avenue.
DR.
GREWER
Old Post-Olllco Buildlne,
Cor. Spruce St., and Penn Ave-, i-crnnton. Pa
l.as returned trum lua Western 'lrip,
and will now remain permanent
ly ut his homo otllcc.
THE DOrTOIl "lSAGItADl'ATK OP,
TUB UNIVERSITY OK I'KN.WSYf.VA
NIA, FOIiMEUI.Y DE.UONSTItA
TOH OK I'HYSIOLOOY AND SI'll
OHRY AT THE MEUICO-CHIU-UHOICAI,
COLLKOE AT PHIL
ADELPHIA. HIS SPECIAL
TIES AHE CHRONIC, NKU
VOl'S. SKIN. HEART
WOMR AND RLOOD
DISEASES.
The doctor and his staff of EiiKllsh anl
(Jcrman phalclans inaUo a xpei'lalty of all
form of Chronic Nervous DUease. SklM.
Womb. Blood Dlsprsos.
Including Kpileptlc Ills. Convulsion?. Hyj
lerla, St. VIiuj' Dance, Wakefnlnesi.
BRAIN WORKERS, both men ami wo
men, whoso nervous systems iiuvu bttn
broken down and shattered from over
work, no matter from what cautc, can
lp restored by my method.
All who call upi r tho Doctor from noT
on will reecho advice, examination, ser
vice and examination froo. Dr. Orewor t
nigh standlnB In tho Stato will not nllo-v
lilm to accept any Incurable cases. If
they cannot cure you they will frankly
tell you so.
Diseases of th: Neroui Syjtein,
The symptoms "i wliUh aro dizziness,
lack of confidence, bexiul woakiicsH in
men and women, ball ribliiK In thu throat,
spots lluatluu butoro the ojes, losa ot
memory, unable to conceiitiate tho mini
on one Mibjcct. .uslly startled when spok
en suddenly to, and dull, dUtivssed mind,
which unlltH tliuni fur porformliiB th
actual duties of life, making happlnesi
Impossible. dlstressltiK the action of tin
heart, causing Hush of heat, depression ot
sp'rlts. evil forebodings, cowardice, fear,
dreams, melancholy, tire easy of com
pany, feeling as tired in tho mornlmr in
when retiring lack of energy, nurvous
ness, constipation, weakness of tho limbs,
etc. Those so affected should consult us
Immediately and be restored to perfect
health.
Lot .Manhood Kestorsd, Weakness ol Youn
Men Cured
If you have been given up by your phy
sician call upon tho doctor and be exam
ined. He cureo tho worst kind of Nervous
Debility. Scrofula, Old Sores. Catarrh,
Piles. Penialu Weakness, Affections of tha
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, Asthma. Deaf
ness and Cripples of evory description.
Tumors, Cancers and Goiters removed
without the use of knife or painful caus
tics by our newly devised absorbent moth,
od known as tho "ELECTRu-QERMI.
And" our OZO-NITE OAS cures Catarrh
and Catarrhal Deafness.
Consultation free and strictly sacreil
and confidential. Office hours dally from
la n. m. to 4. 30 p. m. ; 7 to 8.30 p. m. Sun.
day from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.
MADE ME A EV1AM
AJAX TAULGTS POSITIVELY CDKH
Al.r.Htrxjut DUeaiea Faluns Mom
orjr.IrnpOUincjr. h)ittttU,t&ets.eto.f cautoj
by AUusu or oihur Jscuhses aoJ ludlr
cretloai, TAet luitl.lu and turtltl
rtitora LoatVttnlilr fa oldorioan(,asd
tamaaforttudjr, ba ln or msrrlsaf.
tevaat Insanity an uon'tunruoii u
ntiinrtlon tl
idlato fmptoro
nlhr.p fil In
taken iu time, 'lbilruao tliowa iu.;nediuo Imptoro
meat end eaeeU a tUJlin where all otb
lit iifion tifetviricf Inn trnnntna Alaz lit
l'uMati. Thar
fukvo cared tUoutandi and willrtir you. Wo a
i. U'egtra aioH
1U written uutirntw tosatH-tft cure i
luicheftfcoor rotund 1Kb mo&or. nlceWtfuiiJiMr
luck .; J or nix pltu full tr eat meet l for ruO. lit
For sale In Seranton, l'.u, bv MattbeNf
Jlro. ami U. C. Humler-ion, druseUU,
wis
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