THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1899.
9
The Secret
of Health
The health of the whole body depends upon tho
blood and nerves. Therefore the medicine that
expels impurities from the blood and supplies
the necessary materials for rapidly rebuilding
wasted nerve tissues, reaches the root of many
serious diseases. It is these virtues that havo
given
Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills
for Pale People
tbeir wonderful power to conquer disease,
and caused the miraculous cures that have
startled the scientific world. Thousands of
cases have demonstrated that this remedy is an
unfailint? specific for such diseases as locomotor
ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus' dance, sciatica,
neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, the after
effects of the grip, palpitation of the heart, pale and sallow complexions,
ail forms of weakness either in male or female.
Frank Tuclrer, Is h prominent farmer, of Ve-jsalUc". Indlnun. Ilii
dnughter.lLuoy, I now fifteen years old , threa years nto shn besati nlUa.
The rosy color In tier cheeks k wr to a paleness, nud she bornnie rnp
Idly thin. As alio grew weaker khe t ecszne the victim of nctrous promotion.
Motof the time nho vrn confined to tbe bod and nusuliooitt ou the
verce of going Into Bt. Vitus' dnnce.
"Klnallv tho doctor told m to Rive tier Pr Williams' rink I'llla for
Palo People. Hald ho was treating u ilnilUrcascivvlth them and they were
curing the patient. We began elvlug the pills at one, nnil the uext day
wo could neo a cuango for tho hotter In her. The doctor told us toliet-p
Kl Ing her the medicine. Wo Rave her one pill afttr each meal until she
mi well. We becan cltng her tho raedlcl&o last August, and ahn took
tbelatdOBe In October, having used eight boxes. Hhe la now entirely well
and ha not been sick a day Univ. Wo think th cure almott miraculous."
KKANK TtfCKEK, Mrs. Piiank TfCKKK.
Subesrlbcd and sworn to befoio me this 28th day of April, 1M7.
limn Johnson, JuiUce nf the Ptar:
Verallle,Indlann, April 2Stb, ISDT.-JVom (fte republican, VertaUlei, Ind.
Dr. Williams' Plnlr Pills for Pale People are sold by all druggists or sent, postpaid,
irDr Williams Meatcine Co., scneneciaay, re. .,on rcccipi 01 prist, 3 pu
I, e boxes, $a jo.
m
2LECTHIC LIGHT COMPANY
Cher Plant for Furnishing Elec
tric Light May Be Built.
Fhe fuct Hint the city alone fei street
id public building lights, pajs be-
"wifn Jiono and $,'.000 u .i has
"opened the i)ts uf home people
to thi? fact lh.it Carbondale nffouls n
promising openliiR foi another elccttlo
light plant and it Is piob.ible that a
lompaii) will be fotnicd to build It.
Tne men behind the scheme do not
cato to be known In the matter Just
yet, howevoi.
An one who will feel the pulse of
the business men inn ery soon satisfy
himself that Cuibondalo is n Rood Held.
Hete Is a chance to make a very profit
able investment.
ACCIDENT TO DELOS LETJSLEY.
Delos, the little son of Mr. nnd Mts
A. S Luislej, of lllpb stieet. met with
a painful accident last evening While
playlns about the house the little fcl
'ow fell oei a stool, caught bis foot
ui. ' toie tho nail oft the bis toe.
LOCAL AND PEESONAL.
Mis. John Ammcunan. of Canaan
stieet, has icturncd home from a visit
in Honesdale.
Mis. Tiank MeMjne. of Belmont
itieet, is enteitalniiiR her sister. Miss
Penil Wood, of Watklus. N Y.
Mr and Mis Byron Prck hae re
turned from Peek villi-, win te they vis
ited the formers parents
Tho Delawate and Hudson high
woiks and No. 2S head house will be
ltmoved next week.
Miss Kona Daley left jestcrrtay for
Boston, where she will study music
Before taking up her woik she will
visit Mrs. aeoiRO Talur, of Salem,
Mast
Work was lommenced on the South
Main stieet pavement jesterdav.
Mr and Mis. Ciajtnn Curtis, of
Cannan street, are entertaining the
foimer's sistei, Mrs 0car Glezen, of
Oswego, X. Y , and his nicie, Miss Mar
Ian Jones, of Itochestet
The ladles of the Woman's suild of
Tilnlty church met at the home of
Mrs ft, A. Sawyoi mi Hlvor street
Thursday afternoon and elected the
following olllcoiv; Mis J P A Tins
ley, president. Mrs A. H Isgar, vice
president. Miss W. L. Lconaul, secre
tary and tieasuter.
Dr. Whtelci lecotvcd woid fioin
Boonton )cstotdav to the effect that
Mr. Deeths Is falling.
OLYPHANT.
The barbers of this place held a
meetliiR yesterday and aKieed upon an
early closliiR inuvument The) pio
pose to close their shops on Monday
evenings at 7 o'clock, and Tuesday.
Thuisday nnd Tiiday evenliiRs at S.
o'clock. Tho eaily cIosIhr n ill ro into
effect on June I- The baibois who
have enteied Into tlm nRt cement aie
the follow Iiir II W Tavloi. John
J O'Mallcv. Joseph Mi Hale, Hit hard
Williams, Thomas I,. Williams, i:dard
Pairy, J Smith, John Sherln.
A mectlnR of tho boatd of tinde will
be held Monday eveniiiR.
The school board will meet on Mon
day nlRlit for lcorRanlzatlon. The
new board will bo composed of the
followlnR members. Klrst ward, Tbos
r, Nealon, Joseph Kelly, John Walsh;
Second waid. Thomas Weaver, Joseph
Patten. John Powell; Third ward,
Thomas I.enahan, Thomas Donnelly,
Gent-Re B. Hallnan: Fourth ward,
James B Williams, Hlchard Pettlgrew,
William I.aves.
Mrs Klvlra JonesNias returned fiom
a visit with relatives at Kingston
At the f'onRreg.itlonal church to
morrow evening tho following program
will be rendered: Heading of Scilp
tura and prajci, D T. Lewis and Jos
eph Davis, reading. "What AVouId
Jesus Do with a Sweet Voice" Miss
Mary Morgan; leading "Tho Oiphans
of Japan Playing. Plu.vlng and Print
ing" Miss Annie Williams; address.
"What Can a Miner Do for Jesus,"
Thomas Powell.
Hegular sci vires will be held nt tho
niakely Baptist chinch tomouoiv
morning and evening. In tho even
ing the pastor will pi each on "Tides
In Human Life Setting Southwnid"
The final examination of tin- pupils
of Dickson, Throop nnd the Central
nehool of this place will take- place to
day. Pi of. r. H. Oieen, of nark's
Summit, will conduit the, examina
tions. Miss Agnes Hull has relumed homo
after an extended visit with relatives
at Philadelphia
Kdwaid Cillleson. nf Poit Juivls, Is
visiting at the icsldemo of Di h. Kelly
on Lackawanna sticct.
Mrs. J. II. Cummlngs nnd daughter,
MIsb Sadie Cummlngs, of Carbon'dale,
i
K
rasa
spent ycsleulaj with Mrs. l'rank I'.il
len. JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
The borough louncll held their ngu
lai monthl:. nuetiiig last evining. all
the niciubeis being pi event. The fol
lowing bills were lead and unbred
paid Illectllc lights. $117 7r. Will
Snvder, t.'; John Sclgle, Jl SI chief of
police. $41, M. J. nagun. $li.Vi; woik
on load, tll.ll; J P. Sampvon M On
motion of Mr. Moon seconded l Mi.
Stnntmi. It was decided to at once llx
the llagstoiie walk in fumt of John
Jeimyn's propcit:. on Main strei't.whleh
for months p ist lnv been a ilangei to
pedesttlans The stieet commlttci- weie
onlered to piocuie oik planks foi the
put pose of leplanklng the bildge over
the river at the J.'ast Side Attention
was di.iwn to the unsafe condition of
tne smokestack at the planing mill,
and, although some of the inenilicis
said It was dangeious to life, It was
pnvsoil over without any action being
taken, because theie appeared a dlf
feicnco of opinion as to wlfethei it was
the buiRcv, the bn.n il of health oi the
fiutorj Insjici tin's dutv to attend to It.
Hon. P. H Timlin was elecled boiouah
nttoiney foi the ensuing jeat ut the
usual salary
Tlie Ma field school bnaid met In
regtil.ir .session Thmsdnv evening and
closed up their accounts foi the pies
ent school yiMi, The pieldcnt and
tioasuier weie authoii.ed to boirnvv
$1.110 to pay off the vailoii" claims out
standing. The board Is making an ef
foit this je.ii to bnrmw this sum fiom
private panics at five pet lent or less
inteiest, and foi a longei time than
one ear.
The standing of the nionibet- of the
senior class of the High school was an
nounced today. It is as follows. Mls
I.oietta M Walkei, 91.'.; Miss Sarah V.
Quliin, A6.4; Mi-s Maty I). IMmunds,
00. Mls Hose Cojle !).': MI- Annie I
Kllkui. 90, and Miss Nellie MiNultv,
In the business coui.se, 9". These avei
ages aie veiy ci editable, us thc.v aie all
90 or above. The work elone has been
done honestly and thoroughly. The
valedittoiy has been awaidcd to Miss
Walker, and the salutator; to MIs
Sarah Qulnn.
We have leeelvod the follow tn com
munication from Or S. D. Davis
The Coiiespondent Scianton Tribune.
Deal Sir The local wheelmen are
spending consldeiable inoiiej In the
building of a .side path, ;set they lose
sight of the org-inlatlon known as the
League of American Wheelmen, who
weie instiuiiiental in having the law
passed piovldlng foi the building and
main. Ining ot sid" paths It Is hanlly
fair th . a few should stand .ill the
woik nud expense foi the inanv. All
the legislation bum tlrlnl to wheelmen
has been nt Initiated and pushed thioiigh
by the efforts of the League of Anuil
enn Wheelmen i:vmv ptison ot good
character who tides n. wheel should be
come a member. I will gladly explain
to j on mole ftillj the lienellt of tho
association if ou will peisonally call.
Let me sond In join application for
nienibeishlp. We aie pledged for ' Hood
IbMil"" S s Davis m U.
Local Consul L A W.
Will Sevmoui was vesu-nlav ai
polnted bj court ta collectoi to suc
ceed the late Jose-ph Ja , si
Chailes Daly will have today on a
visit to r.iiKlninl.
Mis L. A. (It con. of South Main
stieet, entertained a number of little
children jesteidav afternoon In honor
of her daughter Alice's fouilh bhth
da Those present weie Clara and
Maigaret Moirls. Ida Pendied, Vera
Haj, Mildied Baker, Vivian Lee, Louise
Nicholson, Huth May-Mid, Mildied
Prvoi, Ituth Nicholson. Ida and L'llza
betb Davis, Hlwood Allen and Halph
McGlnh'y
Hev J B Cook, pustor of the Metho
dist L'plsdipai chinch, will pi each to.
morrow moinlng on "Seed Sowing,"
and In the evening on "A Comfoitlesa
Mothet "
The following ladles last evening at
tended the china painting exhibit of
Miss Delia Chumaid. ot Caibondalo:
Mesdamcs Walteis. Wlllman, Knduor.
Winter. Townsend, Swlck, Mellow,
Paik. Hocers nmi mi.u tm.,,,.... m.i.
J and Hocking
Miss Hose Scjinoui, of Second stteet,
and llany Ileaiiman, ot Pec k Hie, were
mariled vesterdaj at Tavloi bs It. v.
1'iancls fiendall Thej will uslde at
Peckvllle.
The school bouiil will meet for oi -ganbatlon
next Monday overling wluu
W H. Moicoin, Thomas Hunter and
James Ldniunds will take their seuts
Mrs Ciegoe and daughter, Mis Pcth
bk, of Catbondule, weie on Thursday
the guests of Mis Theodoio Spettlgue.
of Cemeteiy street.
Pilvate James O'Malley. of Company
L, I-'irst Infnntti. who Is homo fiom
Cuba on a fin lough, visited Mav field
friends Thursday evening
H, A. Wlllman was a Scranton vis
itor jesteidaj.
Will Ti otter, eon of Mr. and Mis.
John Trottei, of Second stieet, who a
few months ago enlisted In the cavalry,
has unfortunately contracted typhoid
fever nnd Is now laid ii In the mili
tary hospital In South Dakota.
If you contemplate- ntU'tidliiR tho
commencement exercises Tticsday.don't
fall to apply at Hie High school this
uftctnoon for ticket of admission.
TACTORYVILLE.
Among the visitors hero Memorial
rny were Mr. Tiihn Cirnnt, of Various:
Mr. N. K. lllee, Mis. Davis Orccn. Mr.
utiil Mis S"th Wrlglcv. nf Scranton
The Misses Bertha ami lluirkt ('tis
man ate spending a few ilan In Tunk
hannock. The suminrr train miming between
Scinnlon nnd rnetoryville, Mill be put
on next Monday nnd will bo welcomed
in nmnv people ilclilng to leave the
i Ii v at 4 o'clock.
At the state assembly, t( really held
nt Allentowti b) the Daughters of ll
Ii kan tndepeniltnt Order of Odd Tel.
lows Mm. (J V. Stanton, of this place,
was appointed grand masters deputy
foi Wvomlng county. Mis, Stanton Is
a w oi thy member of I'nulmwia IoiIrc,
Vi 5s, and Is well tilted for the office.
Mi nnd Mrs. P. H. Walter tcturneil
lnt evening fioin lint ford, whore they
bad been visiting Dr. and Mrs. A T.
Prundagc
Ml Albtrt flilinoie Is soilollslv 111
Dl nnd Mis. Chailes A Xellei. ur
D.ilton, weie In town on Wednesday.
TAYLOR NEWS.
A Highly Respected Lady at Kest.
Seivices at the Dlffeient Churches
Tomouow Other Happenings.
The latge concouive of filend'i that
attended the obsequies of the bits Mis.
Maigaret Coblelgh yesteiday afternoon
showed the high esteem In which the
cliveascd was held by the people of
the town. Poi fully an hour be foi e
tho lime set for the fuiietal the 1 evi
dence on Main stieet was thionged
with people who had gathered to pay
their last tribute of lespect to the
memoiy of the- deceased. The casket
listed in thr pallor and nianj beauti
ful floral ofteilngs rested theieon.
Ill let services weie held tit the house
by the Hev. II. 11. HiinK PU .D . of
the Calvaij Baptist chuich. A nioie
cAtended -seiviie win conducted In
the Welsh Baptist chinch, of which the
deceased was an active member, Tim
seimoii was pleached by Itev. Di. Ilnr
ils and Hev Thomas, of Plltstoti. The
leveiend gentlemen consoled the Hol
lowing fi lends with the piomlse of ic
llglon to those who solve their master.
Thev lefeiied In fitting telins to the
pxemphuy lite of the dei eased as u
kind diligent in.ithei and of her lo.v
alt to the chuich. Aftei the seivices
the n mains weie laid at lest In the
Washbmn stieet cituituj. Hde Paik.
The church choir undei the dhectlon
of Profes-Mii John Pi a lie Is, sang se v -
,1'inl beautiful anthems. The lloial of
feiings weie miiiicinus and beautiful.
The flower beaieis were. Misses
Maud Davis, Leah Hvims, Maggie
Thomas, Hannah Powell. The pall
beareis wircj Walter James. Moigan
1). Lewis, luvld T. Hauls and David
M. Davis. Pi ide of ln kawanna lodge.
No IS, Ameiicin Pioteslant Laelles'
avsoclatlon, of which the deceased was
a number, attended in a bodv. Among
tho out-of-town people that attended
the obsequies vveie Mi. and Mis. Da
vis, (,f Plymouth, .Mis. Owens, of Nan
ticoke, .Mis. David Jongs, of Wllke.s
llai i e, Mi. William DavK Mis.
Thomas Thomas, Mrs. David Jones,
Mis. John Lewis. Mis, Davis, of Hyde
Paik. Puneial Dliectors William Pike
.. Son had ehaige of tho lemalns.
The following base ball plavois are
requested to meet at the cornet of Main
and Union vtreets this evening at 7 10
o'clock. Mevsis. Hvan Davis. John
Powell, Chailes Hammond Thomas
Powell, M Day, Pred Stone. Sidney
Owens, Hdgar Stone nnil Ilecse
Thomas.
Services nt the Clival y Baptist
chuich touioiiow will be held at the
usual houis, Hev. Di. Hauls olllclat
Ing Hev Ivor Thomas will preach at the
usual boms tomoirow at tho Welsh
Congiegallonal chuich.
I'teiislve piepntutlons are being
made foi the' entertainment to be given
nt the CaHai y Baptist auditorium on
June' li under the auspices of the Y. P.
1! I, of the above chuic h
The Delawaie, Lackawanna and
Western conipanjs collleiles In this
place started the teu-hoiii .sjstem jes
teidaj to continue until tuither m tiers
Hev. Pianees ijendall will occupy the
pulpit at the Methodist Hplscopal
ihuich tomoirow.
I was sMlously ullllcted with a rough
foi vveral jeais, and last fall ha 1 a
moi a seveie cough thnn ever u-foie.
1 have used many lemedles without
leeenliif, much lellef, nnd being iec
ommei'did to try a bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough llemedy, by a fiknd, who,
knowing me to be a pooi widow, gavu
It to me, I tiled It, and with the most
giatlljlng results. The (list bottle te
lieved me vei j inuil, and the .second
bottle has absolute!) cuied inn. 1 have
not had us good health for twenty
jeais I give this certificate without
solicitation. Htmplj In appieclatlon of
the gratitude telt loi the e mo elfected
Hespectfully, Mis Mat) A. Be aid,
Cluienioio, Aik. For sale by all diug
gists; Matthew Bros, wholesale and le
tull age nts
TUNKHAKTNOCK.
The (lie alarm was sounded bete on
Pilelay afternoon about C.1G, and, al
though the inmp.in) had not been out
for a month, they mndu a quick le
sponse and had theli hose laid ready
lor seivlce in a veiv shoi t time The
Hie was located In the leal of the W.
D Sampson meat market, on Tioga
street, among some boxes and ban els
which had been tin own out time, und
was lu danger of eommunlcutlng to
the building itself. The blaze was ex
tinguished without limning the water
through the hose, and the only dam
age was tu the bo)s who stood out In
the lain with the hose
William M. Plutt Ji of Lafajette
college, la home to attend the giadu
atlng ixeulses uf the Tunkhannock
High school, of whbh Institution he Is
it sradmite and where his sister is a
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I BILIOUSNESS I
I 10 cents and 25 cents Druggists.
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Vuffy's Pure Matt
Whiskey
isuwmm iiii.i.ii,q
A Medicine (A Stimulant
Is useful in malarial districts because it
sustains the body in its fight toltb the
poisonous influences of bid Air. This
whiskey is rich in upbuilding power
for sickly men and fragile women. cA
heilth'mAker ; an invaluable household
remedy. To be bought of druggists
and grocers.
DUFFY SMALT WHISKEY CO.
Rochester, N. Y.
member of this jeni s class. Mr. Piatt
is a member of the senior class of his
college, nnd Is one of the honor men.
He Is also the youngest member of bis
class
C. S. Knnpp, of Sklnnei's Hddy, was
In town Thursday and Kildav.
Associate Jui1ri P. M Vaughn wan
In Tunkhannock, Tliutsday
The comment enient exercises ot the
Tunkhantioek High school mem led on
Pildav afternoon and evening. Tim
class day eeiclses took place In the
afternoon at 2 o'clock and the follow
ing piogranime vins tendered. Music:
salutntoiv. Lena M. Bergman; eluss
history, Huth Pick Piatt: ehaige to
the Juniors, Fiank A. Pi ear, presen
tation oration, John V. Boiden; re
sponse, Lauia M. Steele, e lass ode,
nilrnbt'th J. Leighton. toll-tall The
comnielli ement exerelses were held In
Piatt's opeta house on Priday evening
at 7.10 o'clock. The programme was as
follows: invocation, D. J Woods:
music-. Prof (Icorgo Carr, salutatorj-,
John P. Borden, cvv.iv, I.ena M. Beig
man; oration, lMward L Brown;
music- oration, Thomas C. Bovce, es
say. Laura M Steele; oi.ition, Prank
A. Pieai. niiivii . lecllatlon, Huth Peck
Piatt, ess.ij, n.iiiy C. Klttredge,
musu , oiatlon, Chailes i: Jones; vale
dictory. i:il7abeth J. Leighton; preven
tatlon of diplomas This is the slx
tei nth commencement of tho Tunk
hnnnotk High si iiool
N W. Ib'jnolds, W. N. Shaw nnd
Hon A. II. Squler attended a meeting
of the stockholder of the Standard
Llectiic Light company at Wilkes
Baire on Thmsdnv afternoon.
Mis. Oroigc It. McLeod, who has
been visiting relatives In Scranton, le
ttirned home Thursday.
Mr and Mis. C. O. Deishlmer are
spending a few- elajs In Sttanton.
Attorney Ilctuy Haidlng tetumed
Thursday fioin a week's stay In Phila
delphia. SPRING TIRHDNJ'S.S Is different
from the weailness caused by labor.
The last Is cured by lest, the first ie
qulres a few bottles of Hood's Sarsap
atllla to cute It.
That dlsttess after eating Is cured by
Hood's Pills. Thej' do not gripe. 23
cents.
CLAIIK'B GREEN.
Dawson Huber, of Scranton, spent a
shoit time here with lel.itlvcv, the eaily
pait of the week.
The entertainment of the Ladies' Aid
society on Tuesday evening last was
well patronized nncl the sum of $23 was
received as the lestilt.
Mr. William II. Swallow has begun
the foundation for his elegant new
bain
Mi. and Mrs J. L Lutsey and son,
Fiank, Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Spiague
and son, Kdward, of Scinnton, Miss
Jane Lee and bl other, William Lee,
ut WllUcs-H.il ic, Mr. and Mts r'led C.
Hanyen and famllj, of Waveilj-, were
guests of ilr ,nit i Mi 3. Kdward Lutscj
on Deeoiatjlon thij.
A. W. Gaj- and John Hutchins, of
Wjomlng. Pa. and Miss Clara Mat
lack, of Wilkes-Bai re, spent Sunday
Inst with Mr. and Mi.. B IS. Court
.Igbt on the occasion of the founei's
t went) -fourth bltthday.
Mcssis. Hudson (Sregoij- and Tied
AVInlleld, of Mill City, called on friends
heie on Tuesdaj' last.
The luneial of the late James B.
.Mack took place at the Methodist
chuich hue on Sundaj- last at 2 o'clock
p. in. Inteiment was made In tho
Clark's Clieen cemetery.
Many tasteful designs weie ellsplajed
In the giounds of the Claik'a CJieen
cemeteiy on Decoiation day.
Mi. James. Pentecost, ot Scranton,
ipe-nt a cotiplo of dajs with his parents,
.Mr. anil Mis. Thomas W. Pentecost,
this vvi-U
Mi and Mis A J Singer are? cn
Jojlni: a ('.Fhing exclusion at St. John's
lake.
PEOKVILXB.
Mr. and Mis B. II. Patkhurst and
daughtei fiom LTklund. and ilrs. J. W.
Paikhuist and tlaughter, Gertiude,
ot Heed City, Mich, aie spending u
few d.i)s with Hey. and Mis. H. II,
Moon, of South Main stieet.
The Wilson Pile company are pre
pailng to hold their fouith annual
clam bake and social on Jul) 4. There
will be Held games, races and fire
woiks in the evening
Mi and Mis. D. W. Hlekey visited
ft lends at Plttston j-esteiday.
Mis. A. A. Ajies Is spending a few
dajs with relatives tit Unlondale.
Miss Maud Kler, of Biadford cnun
tv, Is the guest of Mi. nnd Mis F. A.
Peek.
II 11 HofTWker had the misfortune
to b.idlj cut his tight knee with nn
axe- tin Wetlnesdaj' last.
Haile Dunlnp, who has been seilous
ly 111 was lepoited slightly Improved
jesterdaj.
Mrs W J. Bioad and son, Wlnlield,
was the guest of Scranton telatives
)esteulav.
Peckvllle Baptist chinch Hey. J. S.
Thomas, pastoi. Sunday seivices at
10.10 nntl 7 30 p. m Moinlng subject,
"Chi Ist nnd tho Deaf nnd Dumb."
Hvenlng subject, "God In Chilst."
Sub'buth school at 11 "0 a. in.
NEW MTLFOIlD.
Miss Jennie Moore, who has been
seilously 111 for tho past two weeks, Is
slowly recoveilng.
Ml. Hussell Stan, of Hiookl)n, N.
Y, has been vlbltlng his musln, L. G.
MeCullom. this week.
Mr. und Mrs. Hlchard Mots, of Sut-
(Aim yC
rtuchonna, weie guests of Mr. nnd Mrs,
T. F. Moss the first of tho week.
Mrs. George Gardiner, of Scranton,
Is visiting relntlves In tho township,
Fred nnd llert Mooi have been In
New- York the past week on business.
A number of noting people fiom
Monti osc- and Hnllsteail attended the
conceit ut tin? opera house Tuesday
evening.
Mrs, Fred Hamlin, of Binghnmton,
visited friends In town Tuesdaj-,
Mips May Sojmotir, of Hlngluimton,
spent a few- daj-s with her parents
here the (list of the week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. c. H. Shay, of Peclt
vllle, me visiting their .patents here
this week
Mrs. Bert linger, of Dalton, was a
guest of f i lends! In town Tucselny.
Hrnest Moss, of Metlden, Conn,, vis
ited friends hole lecently.
Mis. James II. Putnam, of New
York, was the guest of Mrs. H. B.
Carpenter this week.
Mr J. Bell and w'ife, of Great Bend,
visited Mts. s. Bell the first ot tho
v eek.
Mr. nnd Mrs L'dwaid Ilendrlclts.'of
Hallstend, called on frlend- here last
Sunday.
Hubert Hatbj-, of Walton, returned
homo Tuesdaj-, aftei spending several
days with friends here.
MONTROSE.
Tim death of Hon C. J. I.athrop oc
cuired at his home In Hiooklyn, Pu ,
iccentlj-. He was once a member of
the Pennsylvania legislature.
Hev. Father A. T Broderlck visited
l datives in Susquehanna tho flist of
the week.
Miss Mntv Bainey Is visiting Miss
Lit a Coeh In New Yoik.
The funeinl of the bite H. L. Cool, of
South Monti op, took place at tho
church on Filday, May 2fi.
The funeinl of Ml si Jennie M, Chand
ler occurred In BliiRhamton, May 31.
Interment was made at Montrose.
Chailes T Wnttous Is In Scranton,
called there by the lllne-ss of his son,
Fred.
Hev. and Mrs. I. N. Shlpman, or
BliiRhamton, visited fi lends In town
lecently.
Miss Kittle Aitkeii, of Montrose, is
visiting In Wllkes-Harie
The mnnlagp of Hany E. Bennett
and Maud M. llrown. by Hev. A. L
Benton, took place at the home of the
bride's paicnts. on South Cheiry stieet,
Monti ose. May 30.
The building of the new Bnptist
chuich In Monttose Is let to Brokaw &
Co . of Deposit, N Y.
Miss Jessie Ionnrel, of BliiRhamton
Is visiting her lit other. Fitch Leonard.
The annual reception of tho Young
Men's Christian association will be
held June 9, postponed fiom Maj 31.
Homer Greene, the Honesdale poet
awjer, wa. here Wednesday to give
his readings befoie the Normal school
attendants and the public. Ills entei
talnment was very enjojnble, and his
stoiy of Gun, the witness, for tho first
time in couit, was one ot the best
things ever heaul in the town, and
worth going a long vav to hear
Mis. Polly McCollum lies seilously 111
at her home In this place. She Is the
mother of Justice J. B. McCollum. of
the Supieme i ouit
The memoilal address at Law sv lie,
given by Prof. B. K James, of Mont
tose, Is highly spoken of.
A verj- high wind, that made people
think of what they read In tho papeis
ns to the cyclones, followed bj a heavy
shower, was among the exciting things
here Thursday afternoon.
T. J. Davies letuined from his trip
to Hngland yesterdaj', where he went
a month ago. In the Inteiest of a client.
AVhlle abroad he also visited Ireland
and Wales, and lan over Into Fiance.
Merchant W. N. Whitney, of Hush,
was doing business heie yesteidaj-.
Miss Lillian Tltswoith Is visiting
filcnds In New Yoik.
MOOSIC.
MIs Jessie Stearns, of Peekvllle, who
has been visiting her i niisin, Miss Tie
gallls, returned home Wcdnesdnj-.
Mr. Hopkins, or Mr. McCi Indie's
store, has moved from Plttston Into
the Ives house on Mlnooka nv enue.
Mr and Mis J. JI. Williams aie ex
pected home todaj- after a two weeks'
visit among li lends at Stroudsbuig.
A gang nf men are engaged in lajlng
the thlnj-luch pipe along Wyoming
avenue for the Spilng Brook Water
company.
Pinal examinations at the high school
will be held on Satutdaj-.
Mr John Dymoncl. who caught n slx
pounder while tisliing Decoration Day,
nleso caught a cold from which he?
has been laid up several dajs.
Mrs. Tiae k, who lias been on the sick
list, Is impioviug
The Hpwoith league business meet
ing and socl il will be held at C. 13.
Berlew's Wednesday evening, June 7.
Alter the usual spilng house cleaning
the powder mills have stntted up again.
Cauls aie out announcing the mar
riage of Mr. Sjlvestei Coiby to Miss
Maud G. Hdsell to take place Wednes
day evening. June 14 at 8 o'clock.
Mr. Damon Hllis has leturned fiom
a visit to Tunkhannotk fi lends
The Sunday sehotd liilldieu of both
churches are pi ai tie lug for Chlldien's
day services on June 11.
PRIOEDURO.
A Polandf-r, who resided on Lincoln
street, and was emplojed In Johnson'.s
slope as u miner, after quitting work
yesterdaj aftei noon, thtougli some
mistake, fell Irom the Diamond vein, a
distance tf COO feet, and was lltetally
smashed to pieces.
Pilcebuig Hose company has pur
chased a stieet spilnl.ler for use on
Main street
Services In the Pilmltlvo Methodist
chuich at 10.10 n. in. nnd 7 p. m Sun
day, ondiii tetl by Pastor W. II. Hol
der. Sunday school at .' o'clock p. m.
Bewaie of Ointments for Catairh
That Contain Mercmy,
as ineicuiv will smelv destiov the senee
of smell und comphtelj deninne the
whole svHimi when i nti ring it through
the mucous surfaces Sue Ii articles should
invir bo used exiept on pre srilptlons
liom mutable phjHklans, us the il.uu.
ago thev will do Is tenfold to the c,ond
joucati poiHlbl) derive Horn them Hulls
I'atiitih Cine, manufactured b P J
Client) & to. Toledo, O, contains no
mereiii). and Is liikt n Inlermilli, acting
ilirectl) upon the blood ami mucous stir
fitces of the Hjstem In hii)lng II ill's
Catnrih ('tin be ure von git the gen
uliio. It Is tnUeu Internally and miilo
la Toledo, Ohio, by F J. Chenej ,S. Co.
Testimonials tiee
Sold b Druggists, price T.e pt i bottle.
Hall's Fiimllv lills ore the best.
Once Too Often.
"What s all this excitement about?'
".Nothing woith mentioning. Jian got
knocked down."
"Accldinf"
"Not exactly. One of these men who
nlnj)x catch hold ot )ou mid puh )ou
out of their wa) when )ou huppeii to
meet them ot a irowdcd comer Muhheil
the wrong man Jual now, That s all,
Chicago Tribune.
ViiWX.
Miss Josle Hall.
Miss Joseuhine Hall, one ot Hie most
populai and talented aitt esses of the
da), wiltes to Dr. Hartmun as follows:
'1 have found lV-rti-na un excellent
preventive, ns well as a lenitdv. I
most heat tllj leeommend Pe-ru-na: It
should be considered a necessity by
every nctiess in tlm couiutj."
Mis Maty P. Baitholomew, of SL
Pranclsvllle. IlllnoK sajs "I was af
lllcted with female trouble I doctoicd
with sevetal skillful doe tens, hut kept
getting woise until I became bedfast I
had four physicians tending me. but
got no belter. I owe my life to Dr.
TURNED TO STONE.
Alphonso XII of Spain Has nt Last
Become a Fossil.
Prom the New Yoik ileiold.
Alphonso XII ot Spain, father of the
little boy who now lilies Spain as the
unlucky thltteenth of that mine, has
finally turned to stone Stiangelv
enough. It took him just the thlitecnth
unlucky vent after his death to ac
complish this lestilt. Stub was he
Medusalike eftect of Sampson at San
tiago nnd Dewey at Manila. Thllteen
jeais Is nil uiieommoulv lung piilod
for the body of a Spanish nionarc h to
resist the petrifying eflects of I3t I'ol
rideto, the charnel house of the F.s
curlal. vi bete all lojol botll s aie laid
until thev are sullkleutly fo-sllized to
be lemoved to the Pantheoi ot U.ngs
In the same monaster)-. The regula
tion pel lot! has usually been si.x, or at
the most seven )ears, but the body of
Alphonso XII seems to hive felt It a
duty to resist until the end had come
with the signing of tho tie.it v- of peace
befoie It gave up the struggle.
Yet theie are some people who gllblv
descrlbe the Spanish rovaltles ns fos
sils even when they me appatently
alive-.
The palace and monastery of Sun I.o
lenzo del 13scoiI.il (that is the coriett
Spanish spelling) originated, as we all
know. In a vow to St. Lawtenee made
by Philip II of Spain at the battle of
St Quentln (l"i7) and was erected In
I'f.t-Sl Its general fotm Is that of a
gridiron, in memoiy of St Lawrence's
martyrdom, the length being about 7S0
feet anil the bieatlth about CJO. It was
much Injuied by fire In 1601 and again
In 1S72, and also by the vandalism of
the French soldiery In 1S0S.
One of the objects of Philip II was to
piovlde a mausoleum for Spanish kings
and their consents. Tho octagonal room
In which this object is subserved is
known as the Pantheon. Matble sar
cophagi, each ptopetly labeled with the
name of Its illustiioti.s occupant, are
ranged one abovo the other four deep
on marble shoves.
But previous to tlm final sepulture
each corpse has to be exposed, naked
save for a single sheet, renewed from
time to time, on the marble slab in
the podildero or lotting vat. It is
said that the eveiy air of this charnel
house possesses petrilylng piopertles.
These piopertles nre enhanced or pos
sibly produt ed, by the ae tlon of drugs
which slowly tilckled down upon the
coipe fiom faucets above. Piopeily
constituted authorities examine the
coipse fiom time to time to see that
the work of fossllatlon Is progiesslng
satlsfattoiily, and to announce when
It Is completed
Then the ceiemony of the tinuslatlon
of the lellcs Is obseived with magni
ficent pomp. It is aveiied that bodies
so petrllled do not always letaln their
stony consistence. It is vvhlspeud
that many of the snieophagl contain
onl) crumbled dust. But It is cettain
that two ot the mightiest dwelleis In
this Pantheon ate as haul and Hun as
when they wie (list put In theli last
lestlng place. These ale Chillies V
(the lit st of Spain) and his sou, Philip
II. Chailes V died 111 T.'iS, and and at
the completion of the Pantheon his
body vvas tiansfeiied thlthei and found
to be une hanged The saicophagus
was opened bv Cailos HI to giatlfy
the cutioslty of Iii'tkfoid, the eccentllc
nuthor tif "Vathek," and araln. In 1S60,
by the ministers of the levolullon. On
the latter occasion a ill aw lug was
made of It b) n Spanish artist, .Mai tin
Heco. It eonlliins In eveiy point the
ti.idltlomil elescilptlon of the empeioi
"broad In the shouldeis, deep In the
chest, vei) museulai In the arm and
legs, the foiehead bioad, the noso
crooked and aquiline and the undei Jaw
'protruding' so far be)ond the other
that the teeth could not meet."
Ills beattl bus lost the ted color
painted b) Titian. It Is of a muddy
chestnut, InteispeMsed with fuquent
ginv.
What words would the eaveinous
depths of that awful mouth have ut
teied had It huoTWi that hlstoile curl
oslt) was I" violate the snictiu of
his tomb, to lift him liom Us sailed
pieclucts. to unwind his shroud: to
expose him naked to the pel pctuatlng
skill of an aillst' The louqueior of
Fianels I. the master of Huiope, the
soteverelgn of .Mexico; he who was
sated with powei and pomp, and who
had weal lly laitl dawn the steptei evtn
before tho llnnl summons had come.
In older to letlie to the conventual
ptlvaey of St. Just, would 111 have
brooked this liitiusion upon his last
repose.
But he Is only a mummy, and so,
now, Is Alfonso XII. the latest of his
successors to loin him In the shades,
ami the liislgulllcaut i oilman t of what
was once the mighty empire of Spain
Is iilletl ovei b) a weak and ailing boy.
ROQUEFORT CHEESE.
Tho Toothsome Delicacy Has Been
Known Since Pliny's Time.
Prom the Globe.Deiiiiii.it
Roquefort checso Is of very ancient
Unease, nnd Pliny m.-tittJiiu it In his
PELVIC CATARRH.
A Now Nftinc lor an Old Ailment;
Known ns Female Complaint.
Hnttmiin and Pe-tu-nn. t thank God
und Dr. llnttm.tn for my iccovery."
Pelvic cntaith Is a new name for n
very common disease known us fenialo
weakness. Most women have moio or
Kss what Is called female, complaint.
This Is In lenllty pelvic cutatth.
Theie aie so many women, especially
mariled women, who tints themselves
wearily around from year tt jear, mis
erable beyond description. They ncho
and tiemble and thiol), gi owing moro
hcivous, tired and debilitated every
day. Pol this class of suffercm Pu-ru-nu
Is the most pel feet remedy In
existent e. It iclleves, It soothes, it
quiets, it stietigthens, and no victim oC
peivtc catnrih In the land should be
without IV-iu-na
Mrs. A. J. Hull. Leoni. Kan., writes:
"I feel ns If I am entirely well and
tan do ns much work as when I wan
oting. I don't have any palnH about
tne, and I thank you a thousand times
for curing me. Aly tumble was femalo
complaint. 1 had falling of the womb
und gieat pain. I tell every woman I
talk with that Pc-iu-u.i Is tho best
foi them and that It saved my life.
lhulometrltls Is the medical term
for catauh of the womb. Catanh oC
tlm womb Is very common, pi educing
what Is geneially calleil female disease.
Dr. Hartmau minuets all letters freo
of ehaige He treats (v el JO (100 women
annually for some foi in ot female dls
case. Wi Ite him at once.
Pe-ru-na euies these tioublespronipt
Iv and pennant ntly. A book entitled
"Health and Beauty" willten by Dr.
Ilmtman. especially lor women, sent
fiee. Addiess Dt. Hattmnii, Colum
bus, Ohio.
w tilings. Pew eplcutes who linger over
the subtle lluvor (f this s-olldllled mK
tuie of goat and sheep milk know tho
number of details which have to be ob
served befoie the toothsome mors'l is
leadv for the table Tho c-nie neces
s.uv tluotlghotit eveiy stage Is s1iov.il
even In the uillkiug of the sheep anil
goats This Is done in tlm evening af
tei their letuin from pastuics. Hut in
oulei that the animals shall not be In
the least heated or excited, they urn
allowed to test fot an hour befoie tin?
milking is begun Aftei being Imatccl
almost to boiling point the evening's
milk Is set aside In tlm morning it
it sWninieil, heated to H8 tlegiecs nnd
mixed with the morning's mill foi
coagulation. The cm el Is well kneaded
with the hnnds and mossed In layers
Into mollis with perfoiated bottomi,. A
thin lav ir of moldy bread Is put be
tween each layer of curd. This bte.id,
which hastens tlm "l limning" of tho
cheese by supplying the germs of tho
c haiacteilstlc green mold. Is made, be
foie the piereillng Chilstmas of abouC
equal paits of summer an 1 v Inter bar
ley, with plentv of sour dough and
some v Illegal When moldy enough It
Is giound nnd sifted, moistened with
water and kept fiom the air until used
In making the cheese. The curd ic
mains In the shaping leceptaclea for
thiee or four tlavs, and is then taken
,to the mirket In Roquefort, where It Is
sold to the dlfleient makers of Roque
fort cheese. It Is thev who undertake
the ciitlc al "tlpening' of tho cheese,
which Is placed in the verj- damp caves
abounding In the precipitous walls o
the limestone mills which sui round tho
village During the month or more
that tho cheese nie left In tho caves
thoy aie nibbed with salt and brine,
and are ptlcked ftequently with long
needles to allow the salt to penetrato
into them, and also to netclerato tho
process of maturing. When this lia.t
leached a ceitaln stage tho checte 1j
icady for shipment.
MULTIPLEX TELEGRAPHY.
The New Apparatus That Will Send
Eight Messages Simultaneously.
Fiom the P.illliuoie Sun.
Piofessor Heniy A. P.owland, of tli3
Johns Hopkins unlveisty, is conclud
ing a seibs of olllce tests of his new
multiplex telei.iaph appaiatus, and ex
pects to give It a line test in a few
davs.
Tho line test will be made between
Philadelphia and Jersey city. One.
sender and one uncivil' will be locat
ed In eat li city, and the attempt will
be made to send four messages each
way, or eight mesvages in all, simul
taneously over one win1. Professor
P.owland thinks that a much gieater
number of messages mnv bo sent over
one wire at tho same time by means
of his Jnstrumtnt, but at piesent ho
has developed It only to tlm point oC
eight. I
Tho expeilmi nt are being cnniiucletl
In two looms of tlm ph)sical laboratory
of the Johns Hopkins univeislty. Two
jotmg latlv seiuleis me in one loom,
operating liistiunnntB that lesembla
the keyboaids of typewilting ma
chines. In the other room is the
i ci elver, whli h Is a most Ingenious
deviie. The number of sending ma
chines must coitespoud with tho num
ber of Hit ssages to bo sent, but each
receiver takes four nmssages at the
same time. The method of ,sparatlns
tlm cut tents and lerordlng each mes
sage without an) inteiruptlon from tho
others coming over the wire at the
sime time Is tlm mvsterlous part of the
Invention, wlibli 1 ro lessor Howlanel
does not cue at present to levcal.
nil) one able to operate the simple key
board of a tvpewrlter can send a mes
sage, and tlm only attention the ic
relver m eds Is in keep It supplied with
papei The letters ot the alphabet mi
placed about a small wheel. Tlil.s
wheel Is whli led mound by tho elctilo
cuuent, anil the lettei wanted Ih
stamp! d upon the papei. In this way
tb message Is spellt d out in plain
letters, without any need of a skilled
operator. The reielvlng machine looks
somewhat complicated to tho untrained
e)o, but Ptob'ssor How land saj-s l In
really veiv simple and not apt to got
out of older.
Tin- pilnelpal lealtire of the inven
tion is the device fot jtopai atlng the
me usages nud having eaih ptoperlj- ie
(lived. Tills Is done by a small brass
wheel, about whli h i evolves a llanges
having on It leveial cone-shaped pio
Jectlons This simple looking appar
atus dues the v oik, but Just how Is oC
couise n seeiet with Piofessor How
land. Messages over tho snme vvlro
may be sent simultaneously tiom dif
ferent points, thus increasing the com
mon 111 value of the dvhe.
Piofessor Howlaul has been woiUIng
on the Invention about two jeais. Tho
Hist tecclvlng machine he made has
In on prai tically dlnnnntliti, and tho
two leeelveM w Ith whloh the lino test
villi be made' ore n-w. Ho Is now bus
ily engaged In poi feeling tome of tho
nilnot details of the machines, nnd ex
pects to be leady tor the nhal test
within a few dajs.