m - - C5 THIS SURANTON ITtrKUNE-TMOOTDAT, AFIIIIJ 2(T, II5ITJ. CARBONDALE TAX LEVY ORDINANCE. It Will Bo Seven Mills for City Purpose and Threo for Bonds. The join finance committee wl'l re port tlm following tax levy ordinance to councils tonight: Ho It ordained by the select and com mon councllH of the city ot Carbondale, and It is hereby nrdnlnod by authority of tho nanio, that for the purpose of defraying tho current expenses of thl city, a tux 18 hoioby levied upon all property und occupations within the limits ot said rlty, taxable for city purposes, seven mills on tho dollar of valuation. Section 2. that for the purpose ot general revenue a poll tax of fl Is hereby levied upon nil male Inhabit ants of the city over 21 years or aire. Sec. 3. That for the purpos-e ot ie decmlnjj tho principal nnd lntfrest of certain outstanding bonds, and for the payment of Interest on the funded debt of this city, a rpocl.il tax Is hereby levied upon all property and occupa tions within the limits of this city, taxable for city purposes, three mills on tho dollar of valuation. In the nRtjroRato tho tax Is the same as last year's, which was six mills for city purposes and four mills for bonds. WIDENING MORE CARS. evcnlntr at tho home of Mrs, II. A, Wlllman, on South Main street. A full attendance Is desired. William llawllng, of Scrunton, was n visitor hero yesterday. Dr. H. 13. Moycr, of Carbondale, was calling on friends hero yesterday. Mrs. John Vail nnd daughter, Lucy, of Fourth street, are quite sick. Patrick Loughney, of Rendham, spent Sunday here with his parents. TAYLOR NEWS. K A large number of open cats are being made wide guag by tho Dela ware and Hudson company. This work Indicates that tho company an ticipates n largo excursion buslrcss for Fnrvlcw this summer, nnd Instead of losing popul.iiityi the well known mnuntnln resort promises to attract more pleasure seekers than ever LOCAE AND PERSONAL. A. R. Jones, of Scranton, spent Sun day with Carbondale friends. Extensive Improvrrnr nts are bring made on tho Darto avenue residence of ex-Councilman John Rrlnk. Mrs. 12. Thomas, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil son and Miss Mamie Kent attended the Wilson reunion In Greenfield Saturday. William Klnbaek and family havo taken up their residence on lllghth avenue. Miss Alice Uildgct, of thlb rlty, par ticipated In tho muslealo given by Miss Freeman, of Seranton, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. 1,. C. Wetherby, Mrs. Wonnacott and daughter, Gladys, ar rived Saturday from Floilda, where they spent sl- months. Mr. and Mrs. A. Pasroe and Miss Pascop, who I'pent the winter in South ern California, arc on their way home. JERMYN AND MAYPIELD. The funeral of the late Richard Lan der took place jesterday afternoon. Rrlof services were held nt the home on If street and the remains veie af terwards taken to the Methodist Epis copal church where the serUces wuie continued by tho pastor. Rev. C. A. Benjamin, who delivered an eloquent discourse from 1'ioverhs, xlv:ii-3J. "The wleked Is driven away In his wicked ness: but the righteous hath hone In his death." At the conclusion of the service a large number of the congre gation passed along the collln and viewed for tho last time lie who I hey had known m long. T'pon the casket lay a beautiful bouquet of i alia lilies and a sheaf of wheat, the ulfts of friends. The pall-beaier-. wpio John Mellow, Joseph Subey, Kugene Aveiy. Joel Jlor -p, William I.utiKinau arid John Ad m. Among thus- wlin at tended U.i obsequies wuie Mr Wlll- Hoso Company Will Hold Their An nual Picnic Funeral of John Vou- Wolsonfluh Notoa nnd Personals. Tho Taylor Hose company, No. 1, will hold their annual plcnlo nt Web er's park on decoration Day, May 3D. Humes of all kinds will be on tho grounds during tho duy. Tho Turn Vcrln society of this town, under the able management of Prof. Kdward Edward Lcuthold, has consented to give exhibitions on the grounds during the day. M. J. Mackln, n, popular young man of this town, has been promoted from assistant to foreman of the Hellevuo colliery. 13ert Green, the present fore man, resigned. Mr. Mackln takes chaigo today. Tho funeral of the late John Von Welsenlluh oecuned from his lato home on Main street csterday after noon ut 2.30 o'clock. Services were held at tho house by Rev. Dr. 11. II. Hauls and Rev. A. Weber. Burial was made In Presbyterian cemetery. The Improved Order ot Rcdmcn in tended In a body. Me.xis. CJrinlth Owens nnd II. T. Da vis will servo as jurors In Seranton this week. Mr. Robert Llewellyn, of this place, spent the Sabbath at Nantlcoke. The Delaware, Laekawana and West ern company will work three eight hour days this week. The employes of the Jcrmyn and Urecnuood collieries were paid on Sat urday for March month. The marriage, of Miss Maine Cassldy, ot Old Forge, to Mr. John McOlnnes, of Duryea, will take place in the St. Lawrence church of Old Forge on Wed nesday. Dr. William Von, ISuskirk, of Oly phant, was a caller on Dr. J. S. Porteus esterday. Mr. Harry Carsellous, of Plttston, called on ft lends In this plnce yesterday. The running of Sunday trains over the Bloomsburg division of tho Dela ware, Lackawanna and Western com pany hailed with delight by our peo ple. , , Mrs. Elizabeth Reese, ot the Pride ot Lackawanna lodge, No. 18, A. P. L. A., has been elected to represent the above order at the national grand lodge. Mr. John Shea has broken ground for u pioperty on Main street. no NOT PUT OFF until tomorrow the duty that ought to be done today. If your blood Is Impure and you feel weak and weaiy, take Hood's Sarsap arllla at once. s Hood's Pills cure all liver Ills. Mail ed for 2.". cents by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. OLYPHANT. q lam Lander, .Mis. Doum-. Mi. John Lanyon, Mr. Williams and Mist Lan der, of the Pines. Mis Hiokenshlre, Mr. nnd Mis. Stewnidhoffer ami daugh ter, Gieen Ridge; Jlr. and Mix AVill lani Belch, Mi. and .Mis. Chailes Thomas, Olyphant. Mi. Joseph Jay, Mrs. Job Hawkins. Mis Thomas Booth. Carbondale, and Mrs. McFettcinlgc. of AVllkes-Bane. The MaMleld people on Saturday evening at the Saeied Heait ehuich fair again upheld their u-nutatlon as contest winners against the people of their paiish who it-side In this ijouiugh. The contest decided was between the William Walker Hose lonipanv. of Muvfleld, and the Artesian Hose com pany, of the East Side. Tho pilze, a silvei trumpet, was tor the company who disposed of the most tickets on a twenty-five dollar gold niece. Both m. ganlzations have been working haul "'ntchPis, for several months p.ibt, and whilo the friends of the Arteslans weie all along pioclalmlng their faith anil contldenco that the Aiteslans would captuie the prize, the Maylleld people weie saying nothing, but working hard. The result was highly satisfaetoiy as far as the total sum was lPielwd, which was JS00, but the Maylield people had s ild neaily two hundred dollars, more than their iivals. The gold piece will bo drawn for this evening which will positively wind up the fair. Ontario and Western Dispatcher Bad ger spent Sunday with his patents at Keast Branch, N. Y. Early Saturday moining the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McOouldrlek, of Mayfleld, was totally destroyed by fire. It Is understood the loss Is coveicd by Insurance. Postmaster Oilllllhs made a trip to Carbondale. Saturday. Mrs. Fred. Terwllllger. of West May field, Is visiting friends In Mlddletown, N V. Lelund D. Tompkins, a well-known young man of this borough, has Joined the United States infantry and will leave today for Governor's Island. The Ttev. B. M. Posten pi cached his farewell sermon In tho First Baptist ehurch last evening. At the conclus ion, on behalf of the congiegatlon, tho following resolutions were read: Whereas, Our pastor. Rev. B. M. Posten. has on account of falling health decided to leave the ministry for a time to engage In a less trying occupation. to jest and recuperate. Resolved. That while accepting his leslgnatlon as our pastor, It is with regret that wo do so, and we over pi ay tho Great Head of the church that h will bless Brother Posten In Ills future home and also blegB hlin in his labor for souls, II. Myeis and It. J. DcGraw, com mittee. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Place, of Mayfleld, spent Sunday at Buttermilk Falls. Mr. and Mrs. A. T Mathews and son. Alfred, spent yesteiday in Pilce hurg. Tho Ladles' Aid society of the Mutho. dlst Episcopal church will meet this For obstructing the public highway, E O Wedgewood, a civil engineer in the employ of the Olyphant Sower Drainage company, was arraigned be fore Burgess McNulty on Saturday af ternoon. Wedgewood. accompanied by the manager of the company, J. L James, hud made a tour of Scotch stieel, taking measurements and put ting down stakes preparatory to lay ing the sewer on that stiec-t. Tho burgess alleges that the stakes wero put down In such a manner as to cause hores to stumble. Ho ordered the surveor to stop, end seeming an ax destioved all the stakes along tho stteet. Tho .surveyor still persisted in keeping up the woik.nnd he was placed under in rest by Oflleor Hastings. He was gli'ii a hearing, but upon prom ising to dilvo no liioi o stakes he was dielrivged. Operations on the law sewer will be commenced tills nioinlng by he Oly phant Sewer Dialnage company. It Is the Intention ol the borough council to oppose the constiuetlon of this sew er ut.'d a lively fight is anticipated. Tho Olyphant Browns havo organ ized for the coming season, as follows: Robert Garbctt, William Shut Man. plUheis, Aithur Hall, Mar tin McDermott; first base. John O'I'.ojK, bucond base, James Connors; shoit stop, John Cleary. third base, .1. 11. .Mi Hal-: left lleldei.N William Patten. Sam Roe. centrefleld, Thomas Median, right field. John O'Hara. The club will hold a social at the Throop borough hull on the evening of May 11. Ira Dennis, giving 1 is residence ns Peckville. was arrested on Satuiday evening for fast driving and abusing a horte on Lackawanna street. Ho spent tho night In the lockup and wn fined $3 bv tho burgess yefrteiday morning. Mlbs Mary Waid, of Avoea, Is the guest of Miss Nellie McAndiew. Miss Annie Hohuu has returned fnun a visit to Moscow. Miss Annlo Shields will leave this week for New York to v Islt relative's. Miss Lena Matthews, who has been visiting her home heie, has returned to Seranton. V V K U V V It V V tc ' tt tt tt tt V tt tt v it St K V V tt tt it tt tt tt It J." tc V tt tt tt X tt a tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tc it tt tt tt tc tt tc tt tt tt tt tf St tt tc tc tt tt tt tt tt It tt tt tt tf tt tt tt tt tf tf tf tf tf tf tf Seranton Store, 124-126 Wyoming Avenue. econd week of our great sale of women's muslin and cambric underwear Clearly another week of underwear economy another week of opportunities that inteiest every frugal, economical woman in this entire section. Every enterprising store has its particularly attractive features, and this THE feature at THIS store that will interest thousands during the next six days. Reliable underwear at prices that are remarkable for their lowness 50c gowns at 29c One of the banner at tractions of this sale. Made of good muslin with Mother Hubbard yoke, trimmed with cambric ruffle .ZyC 69c gowns nt 45; We say '6c)C gowns" because wc know that equal value cannot be had elsewhere lor less than that, trimmed . with embroidery edging and insertion. . . 4VC Other ereat values in gowns Made of good muslin in Empire or Mother Hubbard style, some trimmed with embroidery anil lace, real cOr inrl ACln o-ilim -ro- nnfl nSr. OVS- ClIIU WU I I I t Corset covers Made of cambric, with high neck, no . trimmings, value 10c 4C Corset covers Made of cambric, hich neck, 1 trimmed with cmbroideiy edge, real value qc Corset covers 122C Corset covers Of fine cambric, trimmed very elaborately with ,- embroidery, value 29c . JL 1 C 01 fine cambric, trimmed with lace and insertion and cluster of tucks.. oyC Muslin drawers In the greatest variety ever seen in this store. Every quotation here is an absolute bargain, Muslin drawers, with cluster of tucks 12c Muslin drawers, trimmed with tucks and embroidery. 25c Muslin drawers, trimmed with cambric ruffle and embroidery 39c Muslin drawers, trimmed with embroidery and lace, ,49c Cut prices on all women's suits and jackets Right now, in the height of the season, we have reduced the price on all of this stock of women's and misses outer garments. One of the best chances of the season is before you. Don't miss it. Women's and misses' allwool jackets In a variety of styles and fabrics all wool covert cloth, all wool whipcord, and all wool cheviot some lined with silk and others with mtrcenzed satin, warranted to wear even better than silK in the newest this season's cut with fly front and tight-fitting back value, $5.00, S6.00 and $7.00, $2.69, $3.69, $4.69. These prices are only a hint of what the stock contains. If you desire a higher priced garment up to $20 for instance you will fare just as well. A Women's cheviot and broadcloth suits About a dozen different kinds of fabrics in those that range up to $9.69 and more than twenty shades. Everv garment is tailored as only the more high-priced suits were in former times. Satisfaction is guaranteed. The cloths are principally cheviots, whip cords, coverts, broadcloths, Venetians, ladies' cloth and serge. Some of the jackets are lined with satin, others with silk value .oo, 510.00, 12.00, 1 fi I M I I Our Monday sale of domestic goods Lawns Five thousand yds of union printed lawns of the 5c kind ZC Flannels Six cent colored outing flannels, special . on Monday 3C Apron lawns Satin bor dered white apron lawns worth 9c OC Percales One thousand yards at special price value, 6c, special on Mon- -i day 3aC Crash Regular iqc quality of pure linen crash for C Crash Regular I24c qual ity of pure linen crash for..... 9C Ginghams Standard apron ginghams, 5c quality, special 5C White flannel One thous and vards ol white out- . ing flannel, value 7c. . . 4C Two items in lining dept. Rustic lining Yard wide black rustle lining, extra quality, value 10c OC Silesia In brown, grey, and cream, regular 10c quality OC Suits up to $25. $5.69, $6.69 and $9.69. Jackets up to $20. Special values in dress goods 45c dress goods at 25c Special offering in 5S and 42 inch colored dress goods, val ue ?9c and 45c the yard.... 25C 75c dress goods at 39c One lot of all wool checked dress goods that you will rec ognize as a bargain today at 39C 75c dress goods at 49c Another lot of all wool check ed dress goods, 45 inches wide, all the newest . spring effects 49C 75c Priestleys at 45c One lot of blackand.-gr.ey. i' mixtures, special 45C .1 .1 . .1 . .v . .X ,x .X .X 1 .X .X .X .X ,T .X ,x .X .X ,x .X .X .X .X .X ,x .X .X ,x .X .X .X .X ,v .X .X .X .X .X ,x tt .X tt tt X .X .X It X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X h Vt la 'A 'A 'A "A 'A A A 'A 'A A A "A A A "A A "A A A 'A A A A 'A A A "A A A "A A A A AA A "A A A A A A A A A A "A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 'AA A A A A A A A A A A 'A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A ton Ray attended the annual banquet and entertainment of the Order ot Eastern Star ut Seranton lat Thurs day evenlnp. Mis. Nash, ot Salem, Is spending somn tiina with her daughter, Jlrs. llattlo Wilcox. Mr. K 1Z IMwnidx, who luis been 111 for wme time. Is linproUng rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards will move Into Mrs. Olds' house, lately vaeated by Itev. C. A. Spalding and family. Mr. H. H. Klpp has bought Spruks nrotheih' htore building und as foon as uecesssaiy repairs and changes can bo made he will remove his stock and oc cupy his own building. Purk hotel Is lecelvlng a flesh coat of paint. Messis. Detrlck nnd Buck ingham are doing the work. Other Im provements about the giounds are also being made. Miss Helen William1 returned home Thuisday evening, after upending a few days in Seranton ns the guest of Dr. nnd Mrs. Jtoblnson. $100 Reward $100. The readers of this paper will b. pleased t.x lonrn th.it thciu W ul leapt 0110 ilreiul- cd disease that science lias ueon able to euro In all its Mimes, and that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cum Is thn onlv posltlvo euro Known in i"" im-uirui iraierniiy f'ntnrrh being a constitutional disease re- iiuire-j a constitutional treatment. Hall's ratal rh Cure. Is taken internalb, acting directly upon the blood and niuuou. sur faces of the system, tlieieby dcstioving tho foundutlon or tho disease, and giving tho patient strength by building up tho (onstltutlon and assisting nature In do ing Its work The pioprletors have so .niinh fnlth in Its curatlvo nouei.s th.it they offer On Hundred Hollars for any as,e that It falls to cuio. Send fnr list of testimonium Addtess I J. C1IENHY .S. CO. Toledo. O. Sold by Druggist?, Tie Hall's Family Pills aro tho best. which, no doubt, accounted for his scholarly setmons and great eloquence. Itev. MaeDonald will move to Windsor at once and pieaihed his Hist get mon there yesterday. C. V. Munson was In Susquehanna Wednesday. The Oswald house, at the end ot tho bridge, has been repulsed and greatly Improved by tebulldlng tho side that faces towatd tho ilvet. Mrs. J. II. Van Loan Is visiting Ulng hamton relatives for u week. Wednesday tho Pelawun-, Lacka wanna nml Wc-tern ,cinployk!5 weio paid. - PE0KVILL1S. THAT DULL FEELING oftor oatlng rollovod by Horsford's Acid Phosphate Take no Substitute. $ In 18S8 my wife went Hast and was attacked with llieumatlsni She io celved no relief until she tried Cham berlain's Pain Halm. Since that time we have never been without it. Wo find It gives Instant renef In eases of burns and scalds and Is never fulling for all rheumatic and neuralgic pains. V. C. Brant, Santa. Ynoss. Cal. For sale by nil druggists. Matthews Hros., wholesale and retail agents. ELMHUItST. Or Knedler attended tht meeting of the Prefcbytery at Plymouth on Tues day. Mr. Henry Honr died nt tha 1irka wnnna hospital on Friday of Inst week, whore he was being treated for a com plication of diseases. Ills remains were brought heio to the homo of his brother-in-law, Mr. Homeyn Snyder, until Monday, when they weiu con veyed to St Catheilno's church, Mos cow, where funeral services weio held. Deceased leaves a widow and nine chil dren. Hev. C. A. Spalding and family have gone to their now home ut Holllster. vllle. IIo will preach at Ilolllstervlllo und Jonestown alternately. Mr W. t Dunning, of this plucc, nnd Mls3 Millie Sutter, of llnwley, wero married at tho homo of tho bride's mother In Ilawley on Thursday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Dunning will re side In i:imhurnt, Thoy havo u host of friends here who wish them a long and happy life, Mr. nnd Mrs. Byron Buckingham and HALLSTEAD. W. A. Berry, assistant secretary, Ln glneer Frank Bryant nnd Fireman Florence Cramer, all of Seranton, con ducted the meeting nt the Young Men s Christian association yesterday af-c-r-noon. The newly organized li.md held a successful practice In the roonn Wednesday evening. A titling inov -ment Is being started to' have the band retain the name ot the Thlifenth Ileg lment band. Thursday Barney Phillips, wife nnd ion attended the funeral of a lehitW'o at Susquehunna, who was killed by an accident In tho Uiie shops at Sus quehunna, Charles Van Loan, of Btookdale, was tho guest of Ilallstead fi lends Wednesday. Hev. David L. MacDonald, who was formerly pastor of tho Methodist Hpis copal church, has been sent to Wind sor. Itev. MacDonald camo to thi3 charge about two years ago and since being located here formed many friend ships and associations which will bo hard to break. The salary paid at tho Windsor Methodist Episcopal church H considerably larger than tho Ilallstead church, so that tho chango Is noted ns n murk of advancement. Ho was a constant student nnd a hard thinker, A distressing nccldent oci lined on tho Kast Side, Saturday evening. Mr. J.' i. Hell was dilviug his spiilted horse to wards the Delaware and Hudson depot nnd when near B. J. ICummlngs' stoic, tan over and badly injured the 5-year-old child of Mr. Patton. Mr. Bell did not see the child until the horse had trampled upon It, the child halug In Its play Jumped In Hunt of the horse Mr. Bell at once picked up the Injiued child and placed It In the cue ol Dr. J. W. Beck, who dressed Its wounds, which were pilnclpallv about the fact. No blame could he placed upon Mr. Bell, as the child Jumped direetlv in fiont of the hotse. Mr. and Mrs. Major, of Seianton passed esterday with the lattei a grandparents Mi. and Mrs. Milton Taylor. Thomas Thomas, son of Hi v. .1. S. Thomas, Is very ill w 1th pn.'tir" 3111a. Mr. F. L. Taylor was a lsltoe at Win erly, Snturda John H. Klmbaik was a visitor at Seranton jesteidaj I B fiUITflArsenicBeaufy LLn W 9 B H Tablets and Pills This Complexion Treatment is a guaranteed specific, per fectly safe and sure in its ac tion, for the removal of var- innq disnrrlrc rf ihn cl,n t! ''il'Imples, Dtotches, Freckles! ' Sunburn, Discoloration!, Ecze ma, Blackheads, Roughness, Redness, and re stores the Bloom of Youtb to laded faces. Boxes containing 10 clays' treatment 50c; 30 days' treatment, $ 1 .00 ; six boxes $5.00 willi positive Tfrlllcn guarantee to produce the abov. results or checrfull? refund f 5.00 paid. Sent by mail on receipt of price, bend for circular. NerWta Medical Co., Clloioa&JackioaSo. Sold by all Druggists Cblaio, Illinois. Sold lij MeUairah te Thomas Uiug. gtats , 2e3 Lackawanna ue., Sciunton, 1'a. BE JP., :vXT T mmfti 'Will I CHIIIIIIIBIIIIllIllHIIIIItllllHIIIIIIIII! mm j jm -n ti WrIf Men m hate our trtatinnit sppluinre and remedies- tin (ruii ct.rt up pronW l(lioltt(fru)uiuifS. return all at our cxpen-c. I'y Nothing. Ho bust health for m rn, f ecru drain." cun-d, uervciud control and vljor Nrw book tent m- ii ctmrstu. EP.IE MEDICAL CO, BUFFALO. N.Y. B3'Kif I BICYCLE Is tli( .icljnnu.'lelfe.l lonrtnp and standard, lv which all ZZ other bicvclcs arc compared 3 The reason is because 1 The Spalding 1 5 is the s ril.CVOLE s 2 Call and examine our handsome line K of the best bicycles money can buy """ BnOWK'sBnOHCHIALTROCHES give most salutary relief In Bronchitis. Tlianrnulnebaitbd of 5CfT.C box.7 Fac-Rlmlle signature ill's Lager p. jj Chainless Bicycles $75 Columbia Chain Bicycles $50.00 Hartford Bicycles $25.00 and 35.OO Pierce and Stormer Bicycles $25.00 to 75.00 Juvenile, 20, 24 aud 26 iuch 25.00 These wheels .ue the best th.it money, science and brains can produce SUNDRIES AND KEPA1K WORK A SPECIALTY. KELLUM k CONRAD 1 Wyoming Avenue THE C POWDER CO. K 1 FLOREY & BROOKS, 1 2 in Waililncton Ae ,Opp Court House 2 HiiiuiKiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiM Brewery Manufacturers of OLD STOCK PILSNER Telephone Call, 3333. BUY NATIONS' PRIDE CONDENSED niLK Manufactured by Itoonistaiul i.ConriUi U'lMV SCRANTON, PA. Mining and Blasting ilhJo ut Mooilc ami ilnalijata Worict. I.Ari.lN & RAND POWDCK CO'S OFANQE GUN POWDER Ulcctrlo llitturiei, hloctrlo l';xploilor. lurexplutllns blaiu, nufsly Kino and Repauno Chemical Go's nvwl8"ivM Stil! Alarms Not necessary if you have Defender Fire Extinguishers handy Chemicals Always get firt.t call. They are most effective. DEFENDER EXTINGUISHERS USE CHEMICALS. G, W. S, FULLER, General Agent, 525 Lackawanna Avenuo. OINT PLEASAIT CBML At Retail. Coal of tho licat quality for ilonifMtlo um .nid of nil Kl7.", InrluilliiK IliH'kw lieu imil J11(Im.o, ilillM-rnl In .my ,m ut tlii cltv, at tho linvoit lulco OrJcia rrff-Ucil i.t thi- otllrp rnnnrll liutlilliiC. lloom Sin,, tPlcphoitc No. III..', or ut the mini- tilt plmui. Nu '.T.', will In I.Dinpih jiitndul to. Ui'iilurs tuppllel at tho mine T PLEASANT COM, CO WIADE EiE A MAN AJAX TABL13TS TOlTIVKIiY CORK 1 x.t ,roi JUieiiMcstaiiiag aism cry, IcapuUncj, hlMjleuea,eto, cautj bj Almbo fr other hiruted una lodU crflttonM, TTieu uuUkly ami surely reptoro l)st Viiallt In olJorjoung aaJ fctu man forftudy, boluior luattUt. 1'fDTutit Insanity anr (?oni)Utntitl(in IF initftainiiDiA xneirmn tnowa ia.niuiaio improTe tnnatantl atfectn c.UICF whr all ctbtr fail In nitt upon huTlnic the canln AJat labletf. They haT8car3ilboaitaQlinl Killcarorou. Wflr0iOH itlrowrltKUKuaraDtM) toeffwtour Cfl pTQ In ouc!tnaor rvtuod (ha looauy lriooUU U I Otfc mikugo, or iis rfl" (Full treatmantl far 12.(0. iiy to ill, iu rltiin w rfci"ir, ijpon ript of Prire, Circular AJAX ROMKDV CO., UuVrVTu.'" For Mle In Scrantcn, Ta., tiy Mattliewa Uros. and II C. Banderrcn, druKttlsts. PChltbuteHt EntUifc Dlunta llnmi. EHNYROYAL PILLS vtjV u"X"""aiuiii7Jtftiiliie. -jw IHIIVIf kMWIftV BIB , l'ruain rr fhickemrt jtwu in A inotii Brand In Ud ud jfJ utiklllaY lt4XM, ifilcj with btni nbloD 1aU ' tion$ an4 imit'itlont AlDrBfftiti iritilll. In ttmpi for pirtlOQtar, tittaaUla til "Itrlltf fmr V.<Stinlttitr, ki ret arm 1IB1L in.UOOTminictiUli m ?, BolltULk.HPtunJll l'JIILIIA.,l'.C fl CSu Aitc your grocer for It. OoaUOMBtdiBnllbl,Hoiith1r,rriUtlof niuUcht. Onlf hinaluiKkl the faint diup ihtBldi k ued. u jrtu ul tb bwi, gt Or. PsssB's PQBiroafl PfilSs Ther are prrapt, tttt ind ccrUln In malt. Tba taaalsa (Dr. Ftal'il nTr41u. uolnt. 6O7wUre,tt.i0. AMlta SXXX. UzBlOMK C ClOTaliDd, O, For Salo by JOHN H PHELPS, PtiBrmooUt, oor, Womlnatrcni d Qpruoo strsat.
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