THE SCRAjSTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY. MAY 23. 189S.
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! Monday Specials in I
Sautters OhiBdren tot.
E Prettier styles, larger assortments and
1 thoroughly dependable qualities at Lower
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GABBONDAL
IThe Carbondale correspondence of Tho
'I'rlbuno has been placed In tho hands ot
Mr. C. U. Munn, Salem avenue and
Church street, to whom news Items may
lie addressed. All complaints as to Ir
regular delivery, etc., should bo made to
W J Roberts, news agent.
HURRAH FOR BATTBRY D.
A Letter to tin. Mini of Velniiuis
f nuip ol 'I In- Cii) .
The Pennsylvania division of the
Sons of Vetcians under Colonel Scott
will organlz thice bilgades to volun
teer In the service of the I'liltcd States
arm in case of a second call for volun
teers and C S. Alexander, captain of
the Carlmndale camp, received oideis
jesterday to ieport at once tho number
of iren available fur mllltaiy service
In his cuiTimaud nlo the numbei of
men who have sun milltaiv servli e
either In the mute guards or academic
ally. The Cnrbondale command is one of
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Tor Internal and External Use.
CUKES AND l'UCVfcNTS
Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Influenza, Uron.
chltls, Pneumonia, bwelling ol ths
Joints, Lumbago, Inflammation,
Itlicninatisni, Neuralgia,
frostbites, Chilblains, Headache, Voothache,
Asthma,
DIFFICULT BREATHING.
CUKES Till-. Oltsr I'AINH In fiom ono
to twenty mincitri NOTHNK UOUIl after
reading thin Hdvertisauient uee I unyonv
faUFKKH WITH I'AI.N.
Railway's Ready Itellrf Is a Sure Cure (or
livery Pain, Sprains, rtrulses, Pains In
the Hack, Chest nr l.lmhs. It Was the
I'lrst and Is the Only
PAIS RUMIiOY
Ibatlustnntly moi tiu most HxrruulutluK
r1iih, nllnys liiilam m.uloii, uml euros Con
testlons, whctliar or tho Lung, stonmub
lloweU or other t'lunds or ori;uns, by one ap
plication. A Imlftou teaspoonou in lutlfa tumlilorof
water wilt In a ftnv iiiIiiiUch curu Criuiip,
HpnsuiK, hour ntomiieli, lUurtlMirn, Nervoii.
nes, Hleeplensnesx, hlek Ilomliichc, Oliir
rbcea, Uyiciitory, ' olle, Kiittuloncy and all
Internal pnlim.
Therein not a lemediul rittent In II13 world
hat will euro feer and uiao uml all other
inalurlouM, bilious nnd othur finer, aided by
RAOWAY'S PILLS, m, qiileUly us KAD
WAY'S KI2AUY KLI.IHH.
:llty Cents Per Hottle, SolJ by Drujfslsts.
UAUWAV i. CO, 55 IJ ' "" "' VIHW
11 nlfi
Blouse Waists,
with embroidered trout and
collar, always sold for 75c
arge ss
and $1.00. Special for AQsy
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Boys' Short Pants, tor
ages 4 to 12 years, strongly made,
regular 50c kind. Special 9Kr
for Honday &&
Boys' Shirt Waists,
in pretty combinations of color;
the makes include the well-known S
"Star" shirt waist. Special K
'for Honday AOs g
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Boys' Overall, made with 1
bib and strong straps, just the thing 5
to save the boys' clothes, in ages 4
to $ years. Special for '"J Jr
Honday &J
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Boys' HatS, soft Alpine or
Fedora, all the new shades, includ- k
ing Brown, Black and Drab. A O.
Special for Honday "OC g
Boys' Junior Suits, aii
wool and trimmed with the best
mohair braid, a regular
$2.50 Suit. Special ij JQ
for Monday P -t-O
Boys' Vestee Suits, in
new and pretty patterns, tiimmed
and made the same as vou see
elsewhere at 3.00. d ij QQ Li
Special for Monday P fl O
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Boys' Long: Pants Suits, for 1
ages 14 to 18 years, in neat check' S
patterns, durable materials and
SSv?!!!!,!! $3,981
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No Wise Mother Should Miss This, 1
the four artillery companies In the state
and is Known ns battery "D" and
should the mil 'to arms' mme, it
would be one of the first on tho Held.
ON WAR TOPICS.
i:ssaH to ISo Head by tliu Hoys'
l.oticur on .ioiulii).
The next mietlnpr of tho Hoys' leaptue
of the Fiit Pieshvteilan chuieh will
bo held this evenlm? and an unusually
Kood proKtanimo has been piepaicd for
the occasion. Kssays will lie lend as
follows, all bearing on war, tho pilnil
pal topic of tho day:
Atmy nnd N'ny Olllects . . lliiKh Wjllo
I'uifurniH in Am and Navy,
Ai thin i:aiiM
lMvlslons of the Army Will Swh'vit
Amuiiiuii Ailmllals, l'i.t and I'leseni.
Max Sliepliuia
Anieilciin fienerals, I'ast ami Prescut,
I eon liilggs
West X'oliit and Annapolis.
Ilerbeit Thuiniiooit
lhiKlnPera ami Strkim .. ..Hairy ilillur
An Auny larcl-.liiR Milton Ja.ls
How They Teed all Atmy,
Haliy Craw lord
Torpedoes and Torpulo Boats,
Wlllio Keibcr
'I he Spanlsli-Amirlcan War to Hate,
Hobeit Ciaidner
'J ho Cnro of ! Ick and Wounded,
John M. MorK.ni
Nautical Terms Tla-iou l.eu
Camp l.lfo David Morgan
I'rlsoncrs of War Claude ullver
MR. ATKINSON WON.
Ilo Ilnd 101 Votes lor the Kuciuecr's
I inch.
Tho contest for an engineer's torch
which was put up by tho Oei mania
band was decided at the social Klven
by that oiKanlnatlou In the HuiKo
building. The voting wns very splilted
In tho early patt of tno content, but
as It woie on It became evident that
Mr. Atkinson would win. When tho
polls were closed Mr. Athlnsou had
one hundred and eighty-four otes and
Mr. GUdcisleevo elRhty-oiio.
Tho social features wero veiy enjoy
nbl A laigo number of oung folks
tool; pait In tho dancing. Tho baud
will net a snuif bum from the enter
pilse AN AI'TRRNOON TliA
Mrs. W. 11. Hdgett gave an nfternoon
ton Ktldny at her home, 126 Lincoln
avenue, In honor of JIrs Clarence flrny
of Mlnnenpoli, Minn., who Is visiting
her slstor, Mis. Chailes ICdgett In this
city. Those who weio entoi tallied wore
Mosdames C. K. Spencer, A. U. Patter
son, (1. M. l'attorson, H, Wilght, Frnnlt
Huubmd. O. Moore, J. U. llurr. W. T.
Price, Chailes Kdgett. II G. Hnker, C.
T, Moukor. Mlte llowurs, Coopor and
Ilaker, of thin city; Mrs. Bevun, of l'at-
erson, N. J., and Clnrcnco Gray, of
Minneapolis.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mm. F. V. Bell nnd Mr. ami
Mrs. J. 13 Urown will leave this week
for Elk luke, where. they wll spend the
summer.
Tho fire nlnim that sounded Hatur
dny aftcinoon win fale.
Mrs. Jessie Wonnacott and dauRhtcr,
Gladys, nnd Mite 9ara CourtrlRht, ot
Wayne street, left Hatutday for Scran
ton where they will visit frlcndn and
relatives for a few days.
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
The funeral of the late William Pol
lard took lilace from hlrt late home on
Third street yesterday afternoon. The
remains were followed by a concourse
of relatives nnd friends. Court Lily
of the Vulley, No. 75, Foiesters of
Amnion, nnd the Mltici'H' Accidental
fund turned out in a body. The ser
vlcu wns conducted In the Methodist
Episcopal chinch, llev. Mr. Uenjamln
preached a veiy Impressive oermon
taken fiom the Kplstle of James, 4th
chapter and 1th veise. Tho pull-bcar-eis
weie William Tennis, Philip Tucker,
Thomas Piltchaid, James Kelly, Stove
Mori am, Richard llURhes. Interment
vus made In Shady Side lemeteiy.
The leildents of Mnylleld were arous
ed about L'.tfO o'clock Saturday morn
liif? by the alarm of lire. It was located
at the titnie of Alexander Shlanto, of
the East Side. How the lire eliminated
nr one knows. Mr. Shlanto said that
some yountr men Rot Into the cellar
and lit some laps nnd straw nnd which
was quickly dlscoveied by him, mid
only In time to have tho bulldliiK. A
large portion of the lloor was on llio
when he discovered It. The lire was
put out by u bucket brigade.
Thomas tliady, of Mnylleld, was ar
raiKiud befoie 'Sutilte McGown, on n
clint RV of KteallnR a kep of beer fiom
the Deluwnie and Hudson depot on
Satuiday last. (itndy pleaded KUllty
and wua bent to Jail In delimit of
ball.
MIsseM Maiy riltchnrd and Sarah
liunndy weie visiting lit Curbondulc
Saturday.
The Tempeiance band of this town
has been engaged to furnish the music
on the excursion from Caibondale to
New Yolk by the Eile lalhoad com
pany on Satuiday next.
The Mooslu Powder company shut
down their works on last Saturday for
an Indefinite period, owing- to the dull
ness of the coal trade.
OLYPHANT.
The newly appointed bonrd of health
in t on Saturday night for organiza
tion The olllceis elected were as fol
li8 President, Frnnk M. Williams;
si notary, John J. Carbine; health of
ficer, Dr. A. F. Crans. The other mem
bers of the board are Frank Parry,
James Nealon and 1'eter Nealon. An
i.lliei meeting will be held 'Wednesday
night when a petition will be diawn
up. asking council to pass nn ordinance
i.itli: Ins the appointments made.
The funeral of the late John Knucky
t t k pi. ice Saturday nfternoon at 3
oiloik. A laige number of friends
and relatives gathered at the family
home to pay their last icspects to the
del cased. The f-ervlces weie conduct
ed by Hev. Moses Harvey, pastor of
Him Primitive Methodist church. In
terment was made In Union cemetery.
The pall-bearers wne: John Cooper,
"Vllliam C.llbett, James Wlnstrlo, Wil
liam "Wetheilll, Samuel Willis, Geoigo
M : ham.
Andrew Patten, of Caibondale, was
a lsltoi In town yesterday.
Final anangements for an appro-
piiate obseianee of Memorial Day
w ill be made on Thursday evening,
when the executive committee will
meet nt tho central school building.
Dr. W. Ij. Vnn Huskirk spent yes
terday with relnthes at Tavlor.
George Kvans, of Iiurvea, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Ijvnns
yeteidnv.
The Adonis Dramatic company will
pioduee "The Confederate Spy" nt the
Father Mathew Opeia house Tuesday
evening, June 7. for the benefit of tho
family of William Mead, who has gone
to the front with tho Thirteenth regi
ment, Pennsylvania volunteers. In
connection with the play the Knights
of Father Mnthew society of Archbald
will give a drill and several tableaux
will be glxen.
J. J. Ferguson spent yesterday at
Wilkes-Hnne.
Mr. and Mis. Harry Huddle, of Ho
boken, are visiting the former's par
ents here.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Urdu V1ctorloim--I.oltern Remain
Uncalled I01--Einteddfod This
.veiling--1'orxon Hi News.
Saturday's game of base ball played
on the Sihool house naiU giounds be
tween the West Side Hiowns. of Scran
ton, and tho llcds, of this plate, was a
well contested game. The attendance
at tho gam" was not veiy laige, al
though considerable interest was manl
tested. The pitcheis were Thomas and
Duiklu, for the Dtowns, and Hayes
foi the IletR The game was opened
with the Heils ut the bat, G. Morris
making the Hist run fiom a neat two
base hit frcm Davis, which allowed
Monls to scote. Schllds went to bat.
which retlied the side. The Hrowns
made two runs In tho third Innings and
two in tho seventh. The Heds scoied
two In the recond Innings nnd live In
the fifth. Tho tenures of the game
were the pitching of Hayes and the
latching of Glynn, the foimer stilkinu;
out ten batsmen nnd tho latter's good
throwing. The score was:
R.H.I:.
Taylor Heds 0 2 0 0 .1 0 07 10 3
W S. Hiowns 0 0 2 0 0 0 24 4 3
I'.atterles Heds Haes and Glynn
Hrowns Thomas, Durkin and Tierncy.
Umpire Lew Is.
Frank Jones, of Hellevue, visited
f 1 lends In this place yesteiday.
The following uncalled for letters re
mained at the postoflice for the ek
ending May 21st: William Hurke, Mrs.
John Gannon, Miss L'ttn Grlfllths, Hleli
atd H Han Is, Thomns and jnnle Jones
Miss Curie Laysnc. P. ,1 Mcl.ane,
George Pehtei, Daniel jkons, James
Heardon, Hev. Isaac Thomas Foreign
Vlly Szlmlon, C.uhnmles Vaszlly,
Frank J. Kltkowlcs, Holena Semetkov
skl, Mnlk Szenknn
Messrs. Kvnn G. Vi'atklns and jrthur
Stone weie callers on Plttston fi lends
yesterday.
Miss Mary Walsh, of Plttston, who
li'is been the guest of relatives In this
place, has ictuined home.
The Tilbuno branch illlce In Taylor
Is In the Coblelgh building. Local rop
resetitatlvo K. O. J, vans In elmge.
Tho employes of tho Taylor colliery
eelobrnted Saturday by lalslng Old
Glory. Its t'lzo Is about 12x18, and It
piosonts n magnllleent nppoarance. It
wns launched by Superintendent II. J,
Coopsr.
This ovonlng a gtaiul competitive
MAYOK OF COLUMBUS.
The Executive or the Capital City
or Ohio Speaks.
I can most cheerfully recommend
Pe-ru-na ns of the very gleatcst possi
ble benellt In
cases of c atari h
and other dis
eases of tho mu
cous mombrnne.
This remedy has
established 1 1 -self
In the minds
nf thf. 1tnti1n nA
of the gieatestlf'
possible worth Jl 'Vv
ami genuine- u iwy
lies?. 1 h a v
known Dr. Unrl
man for n number of years and urn
pleased to say that he Is on of the
lending citizens of this city a man of
the very highest standing and charac
ter In the community. Sumuel L.
Ulnck, mayor of Columbus, Ohio.
Tho old saying "n prophet 1b not
without honor save In his own muti
ny" does not hold true of Dr. ll-ut-mnn's
great catarrh remedy Pe-ru-nn.
Pe-ru-na Is of great repute, not only In
Columbus, where It Is made, but In the
county and state. The city ofllclals,
county olllclnls nnd state ofllclals of
Ohio have given Pe-iu-na the highest
endorsement that wonls could con
vey. It Is the greatest known catarrh
remedy. It cures catarrh whciever lo
cated. Send for n free copv of Dr. Halt
man's latest book ou catanh. Sent to
any nddress by the Po-ru-na Drug
Mnnufaettiilng company, Columbus, O.
meeting will bo held In the Welsh Con
gtogational chinch under the auspices
of I lie Young Peoplr's society. The pre
parations which have 1 cen made by
the committee In the past few weeks
fully Indicate that the eent will bo a
grand success. A laige number of
competitors have entered on tho differ
ent competitions. The adjudicators
nic: Music, Prof. J. Cousins, of Peck
ville; recitations, liev. J. M. Lloyd, of
this place. jdmlsslon r, and 10 cents.
Misses Annie and Minnie Hnker, of
Main stieet, wero the guest of filcnds
In Hyde Park yesterday.
John James, of Hyde Paik, was a
Taylor visitor yistetday.
Mlsies Mary Grlfllths. Lizzie DnvK
Lvdla llosklns and Lillian nnd Olwen
Howolls, of the Kmblem division, Son"
of Tomperanco, of this place, paid a
fraternal If it to the Hippie division,
of Hyde Park, on Pnturday ever ing.
Miss Kate Williams, who has been
visiting friends in this place, has re
turned to her horn" in New York.
Emblem division, No. 57, Sons of
Temperance, will mnet this evening in
Van Horn's hall on Main street. jn
entertainment will be held. Hvery
member is urgently requested to be
present.
1W. Gwllym Tin mas, of Topcka, de
livered a very nbl sermon in the Cal
vary Hnptlst chinch yesteiday morn
ing. The service wns well atteid"d.
Mr. AVntkln Moigans, of Hellevue,
was a Talor visitor yesterdty.
Misses Loretta Sullivan and Charity
Mitchell, nf this place, wero guests of
Hyde Park fi lends jesterday.
AVOCA.
The death of James Dougherty, one
of the most respected tesldents of
Avocn. 01 curied yesteiday morning af
ter 11 lingering illness, mused by blood
poisoning. Deceased was about JO
years of age, and has been a iesldent
of Avoca neatly all his life time. Al
though of a retiring disposition he had
many friends nnd was very attentive
to his lellgion and his family. .He
sides his wife ho Is survived by two
sons. Dr. J. J. Dougherty, of Plnins-
Hie, and James, ut homo. The funer
al arrangements have not yet been
completed.
The funeral of Mrs. George Kckert
took place yesterday afternoon. In
terment was made In St. Mary's ceme
tery. Mrs. Hubert MeKna Plains and Miss
Hlizabeth Dunn, of Hnzleton, wero
gutsts of Mis. Hose Neulln on Satur
day. A large number of people from this
tow 11 attended the Kgan obsequies at
Mldvalo yesterday.
Miss Cairie Cimrell, of Wllkes-Harre.
was a visitor In town yesterday.
Mr. W. S. McMillan, of Scranton,
spent Sunday with friends In town.
Ilev. Dr. Logan, of Scranton, occu
pied the pulpit of the Moosie Presby
terian chuicii jesterday.
The AntluacitPH, composed of nn ex
cellent team, went to Olyphnnt on tat
utdijy and plaj'ed an excellent game
with the home team. Score 17 to S.
On Saturday nfternoon Jennie, the
!IHV daughter of Mr. and Mrs. jr. K.
McDonald, of the X irth Lnd. met with
a r'1 ntul mlshlp, while playing with
tho Ijwii mower her thumb became
etitanpled In the mnehinerj', lacerating
It In Mich a manner as to cause am
puiatlon near the Hist joint.
About one hundred ladles of St.
M.uv's congregation nssembled j'ester
dny to announce their Intention of be
fiinilnr members of the Blessed Vir
gin Si dality. Tho following officers
wero selected- Piefect, Kiln Callahan;
assistants, Mnigaret Loftus. Maiy
Qninn; tiensuier, Anna Callahan; see
retnry, Mary Lai ley; director, Hev,
M. r. Ciane.
Hev j. Wilson, the newiv appointed
pnstoi of tho P. M. chuieh. took chnrgo
of his (.nil jesterday In the presence
of n large congregation. Ho spoke
encourag.iif words and hoped that his
pastorate vould be marked with the
bump su-cess as his piedecessors.
RENDHAM.
The Lpworth League society of the
'Stewart Memoilnl church will conduct
a grand entertainment and lee cream
social this evening on the church lawn,
weather permitting, otherwise It will
be held in the church auditorium. Tho
programme is made up of some of the
best talent nnd no doubt the event will
bo n grand success
Horsf ord's Acid Phosphate
Imports to the stomaoh health
strength, Pleasant to take.
I A f rent Tonic R lilnn'y Inbottlta.
Uw f, '--1 " " rii- ia.wy?
VTKUVCIU.s lliOL'IIL-I.H. ALL IClNpH
i cured with Annual li.NiracH. Froo Uoolt
run hoi) WAHlUN'UlUN CJUUMICAI, JU
Washington, 1). U.
EAT
Choice Cuts
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Manufacturers of
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Telephone Call, 2333.
Seeds
AND
Fertilizers
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Refrigerators
AND
Ice Chests.
THE
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434 Lackawanna Ave.
ATTIJNl) TO VOL'K LYIib NOW
Kyenlglit i)rp'crod niul lit'uil.iclios pro
vented Ijj haviiij your eye properly uml
clentlllrally exmnlnud und tlttod. liyci
examined tree. 'Ilia lictent Btylej of Hpeo
luclea und eje'UHst'i nt the lowt prlooi.
DR. SHIMBERG,
305 Spruce Strsot.
THE DICKSON M'PGCJ,,
hcrunton nnd Wllkon-liarre, I'd,
.Manufacturer.) ol
L0C0IM1YES.STATI0NARY ENGINES
Uollcri, HoUtlne and Pumping Machinery.
Oencrai Olllce, Horautou, I'u,
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Washington Avenue.
Tis the star spangled banner
oil long; may it wave.
We are in a position to offer
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at prices much
market value:
Size
4 x2V2 feet $ 2.25
5x3'4 feet 3.50
7x4 et 5.00
10 x 5, feet 7.50
14x7 feet 12.50
18 x 10 feet 20.00
Sale Now
129 Washington
SPALDING. BINES.
A hard line to beat.
The Spalding Juvenile
Line is the best Boys' and
Girls' Wheel that has ever
been sbowu in the city. All
sizes.
Call and see them.
Opposite Court House,
211 Washington Avenue.
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OF SCRANTON,
Special Attention Given to HttsU
ncss and Personal Account.
Liberal Accommodation') In
tended Accordint; to lialauce and
Kcsponsibillty.
3 Per Cent. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
Capital,
Surplus,
Undivided Profits,
$200,000
300,000
79,000
WM. COXN'KLL, President.
HEXUYRELlN'.Jr., Vice Prcs.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Caslilor
The vault of tills bank Is pro.
tccted by Holmes' lilectrlc l'ro.
tective Mystem.
THE
H POWDER CO.
ltooms 1 and ', Com'Uli lVPd'?.
SCRANTON, fX
Alining and Blasting
POWDER
Made at Mootloand Hinlidalo Worlii.
I.ArUN & RANI) POWDKK CO'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Electric llatterlca, Klcctrlo Kxploderi,
lor exploding bluma, Bufety l'me uuj
M
dfija
Fiorey & Brooks
Rjepauno Chemical Go's
moil
UXPUOilVCS
J IH H lA H
iiav
WAIh,
under the present
These goods, with the ex
ception of the smallest size,
are made with the full num
ber, 45 stars, sewed on both
sides, and are made from the
best grade of all-wool bunt
ing. Going On,
Avenue.
DR. E. GREWER
Old Post-Omco nulldlns,
Cor. Spruce St., an J Penn Ae , Scranton. Ij
l.as rutuined lrora his Western 'lrip,
anil will now icmaln noimanent-
ly ut lils homo olllce.
THE DOPTOR 1& A GUADUATE OP
TI1U UNIVEItSITY OP PIjNWSYIjVA-
NIA. KOH.MCHLY DUMONSTKA-
TOR OP PHYSIOLOGY ANP SVH-
OUUY AT THE MEDICO-CHIU-
UHOICAL COLIjKOE AT PHIL-
ADIjI.PHIA. HIS SPECIjMj-
TIES AHE CHRONIC. NEK-
VOfS. SKIN. IM.'AnT
ft'OJUl AND BLOOD
DISEASES.
The doctor nnd his staff of English and
liermun plulclans make a ppeclulty of nil
form of Chronic Nervous Diseases, Bkl'.i,
tVomb, Blood Dlsetses.
Including Kpllepllc Pits. Convulsion. Ilys
tcrla, St. Vitus' Dance. Wakefulness.
BUA1N WOnKEItS, both men and wo.
men, whoss nervous 8 Hems havo been
biokcn donn and shutteieil fiom oei
worlc, no matter from what cause, can
he lestored by my method.
All who call upen tho Doctor from now
on will tectlxo ucHlre, examination, ser.
co and examination free Dr. Grewer i
nlRh standliiR In tho Stnto will not allo-v
him to accept any Incurable oases. It
they cannot euro jou they will frankly
tull ou so.
Diseases of tlia Nervous System,
Tho symptoms or vshlih ure dizziness,
lack of conlldence, b0xu.il weakness In
men and wumen, ball rtblne In the throat,
spots lloattnB beloro tho ejes. loss oj
memorj, unublo to concentrate tho mind
on ono biilijut. cablly btanled when epok.
en suddenlv to, and dull, dlstiessed mind,
which unllts them for tierformlnB th'i
actual dutlis of life, making happlnesj
Impossible, dHtrcssliiB tho notion ot thl
heart, causlr,B flush of heat, depression of
spirits evil forubodlnes, cowardice, fear,
dreams, melancholy, tire easy of com
pany, fcellnc as tired In the mornlns us
when letlrlne lack of energy, nervous,
liess, constipation, weaknos of the limbs,
etc Thoo so affected should consult ui
Immediately and bo restored to perfect
health.
Lost Manhood Restored. Weakness of Youn
Men Cured.
If you havo been given up by your phy.
siclan call upon thu doctor nnd bo oxam.
Ined Ho eurts tho woist kind of Nervous)
Debllltj. Scrofula. Old Sores, Catarrh,
Piles, Pemulu Weakness, .ifecllons of th
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat. Asthma, Det.
ness and Cripples of every description.
Tumors, Cancers and aolters removej
without the use of knife or painful caus.
tics by our newly devled absorbent math,
od knovsn us tho "ELECTRO-GEHMr.
And our OZO-NITE OAS cures Catarrh
and Catnrrhat Deafness.
Consultation freo and strictly sacre
nnd confidential. Olllco hours dally from
in a. m to 4 30 p m ; 7 to 8 30 p. m. Sun.
day from 10 a m. to 2 p m.
MADE SV.E A MAN
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