THE SCRANTON TlufcUfllfi-MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1899.
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BAILItOAD WORK.
Mony Men Engaged Along Route of
Honesuale Brnnch.
While It Ib ft fact Hint inn Delaware
and Hudson engineer pcriiri'd data
upon which to base the expense and
practicability of n tunnel under tho
Mooslcs present Indications Indicate
that the mibti'tianean load bcIii'iw has
been abandoned. All alo'iR the routo
large fotccq of men nie etiKnRcd
straightening the loute f what was
Known M the light trark from hore to
Farvleu. Famous Pr-ophulil'H euiok
Mill Eoon be a thing of the imM as the
Rradlnn fo" the swIUhbnck Is ir.pldly
piogre.oslnR
The jouto from Knrvlew to Wnymart
has been lled and a lame number of
men and teams were hlicd last wetk
to work on the building of seven
miles of rallrond between those two
points
SCHOOL MAY BE READY.
It has been thought that owing to
the vnrclty of bricklayers" the addi
tion to the eential school hulldlni:
would not be completed by the first
of Heptember. However. Contractor
Nolan has been pushing the work dur
ing the part wetk and Is now of the
opinion that the building vlll lie ready
for occupancy at the opening of the
school term.
TWO FINE ATTRACTIONS.
Lovers of good lectures are highly
pleased over the booking In the new
Century lecture couise of Professor Do
Motte and llev. 1). J. Stafford, IX
The fornr'r charmed u Carboiulole au
dience with "The Htrp of the Senses"
and tho latter stands In the very front
rank of Slmkcspcnican lecturers
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr. end Mir. F. H. Kllpatilck have
returned from ("ooperslown.
The Methodist chapel Sunday school
of Helmont street, held a picnic In a
grove near Archbald Satuiday.
All's Marv A. Hnlun N lsltini; her
brotlu r Uev. John Holmes, of Uloss
burg Mlv (iiace Powell has returned from
Dunmoiv
Ontario and Western Operator T. II.
Glllcin, Is visiting his home at Lord
ville Contractor Wilson and wife spent
Sunday In Buffalo, N. Y.
MI'-s Mvra Summers, of timing, N.
Y Is lsitlng friends In Wilis city.
Miss Minnie Howen has returned
from Atlintlc City.
Mrs Joseph WnllK of Pelmont
street, is entei twining her sister, Mrs.
Pentecupt
Tin fnnirnl of the child of Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Lee was held ye.Htcrday
afternoi n at three o'clock. Interment
whs made In" Hrookslde cemetery.
Thomas V. McAvoy, of Sixth avenue,
Is entt rtalnlng his sister, Mrs. liaker,
of New Yolk.
Mis Kmnm V. Swigart has enteied
the Thompson hospital at Sernnton for
a tw-i yeais' course of training In
nursing
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Huxhbmnk lodge of Odd Fellows will
gu to I'rlceburg on the 2d to attend
the dedication of the new Odd Fel
lows hall theie and will take a bias.s
band with them. The second deg'.ee
team of the lodge w 111 confer the de
giee t Celestial lodge, Providence
next Monday night.
Th. outing arranged to take place
by the Ladles1 Magazine club on Wed
liisd.iv has been postpon.l nnd the
date will be arranged later.
Mr and Mis. Dav, of Peckvllle,
wheeled lure on Saturday and were
the siiists oi Mr and Mis. "Will Ro
berts of Main stieet.
Ml-' YVattei Haker, of Main street,
is contemplating a nip up In New
York state the latter part ot the pres
ent week.
Frank Winter and a number of Wy
oming seminarians are camping at
Long P nd.
Miss Veinie Wheeler, of Second
street. Is vl-sitlng Miss Claia Waring
at Si i anion.
Mr and 'Mrs. Kd. Hoi ton and Mr.
nnd Mr Will Owens, of Foiest C'ltv,
were vesteulav the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Finnic Harber, of South Main
stiet
Hev Francis Gendall, of Taylor, will
occurs the pulpit here In the Metho
dist Episcopal chuich next Sunday
morning.
Tin choir of the Methodist Episco
pal lunch will have their annual out
ing at Crystnl Lake Wednesday.
Tin condition of Mrs. Arthur Mes
sott of South Main street has not
changed and tcaicely a hope Is enter
talnel of her ecovery.
Mis John Solomon nnd Jilts Polly
Si loinon are visiting the latter's sis
ter Mis Hrown, at the Derrington
stock farm at Greenfield.
Joseph J. Jermyn, ot Seranton, was
In town yesterday.
Ynr MAY I1ENU THE SAPLING,
but not the tree " When disease has
become chronic and deep seated It Is
often dlillrult to curp II. That is th"
reason why it Is best to take Hood's
Saisaiarllla when disease Hist shows
Itself
HOOD'S PILLS are tho favorite fam
11 cnthartle. "
PECKVILLB.
The outside employes of tho Grassy
Island colliery of the Del.xwaic nnd
Hudson company on Saturday evening
presented to Sir. Joseph G. Hell a
beautiful leellnlng chair and to Mrs.
Hell a valuable rocker. Mr. Hell has
labored for the D. & II. at Grassy
Island thirty-three yeais, six years as
h mechi.nlc and has for twenty-seven
eais held the supeilntenclency. A
Fhort time ago Mr. Hell was trans
ferred to the Eddy Creek colliery,
owned by the same company. Mr
Palmei Holllster succeeded Mr. Hell
at Glassy Island. The employes,
many cf whom have served from boy
1 hood under Mr. Hell, thought they
would like to make manifest the high
esteem In which they held Mr. Hell
and purchased the aboe token and on
Satuiday evening the committee sui
prised Mr Hell nt his pleasant resi
dence, and before tho much surprised
former superintendent had time to te
cover he was seated In Hi chair and
Ou Trial uml Apprcnnl,
no Money In Advum c,
Apiillame uml rem telle
i that banish sealncks, res
I store strength, check ltal
waste, cioeiop ana tuttain.
Ho (..O.K. no fruucl of any
nature. V.'rlte for our new
look (under seal to you,
free). Fulls czplatiK.
FRE
57 JIU rt
.MEM
ERIB MEDIOAL CO., BUFrALO, N.Y.
Mr l'almer llollister In u neat Mile
presentation speech had tendered tho
beautiful gift In behalf of flic Grassy
Island employes. Trro presentation
committee 'were Mr. Palmer Holllster,
John Proberts nnd Thomas S. Wales.
Kneh of tile committee paid tribute to
Mr. Hell In wordH of high esteem. Miss
Jessie Stearns, our noted elocutionist,
being present. In behalf of Mr. Hell
thanked the donors for their beautiful
gift.
The Hnptlst Snbbath school will run
." trolley excursion to Nay Aug park
Aug. 23. Pare for the round trip, 23
cents.
Mr. K. I.. Craig Is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. '., P. Travis are visit
ing relatives In New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. William liougherty. of
Carbondale, visited relatives In town
yesterday.
Mrs, George 8. Lyon and daughter,
Florence, of Passaic, N. J., are the
guests of her sister. Mrs S. M. Hogers
Onenlal Star lodge, No. GR. Free
and Accepted Masons, will hold a reg-
'.Inr meeting tomorrow (Tuesdav)
evening.
Mr. and Mr.!. John Mitchell and
daughter, Phills, of Avoca, spent Sun
day as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Chapman.
Mr. W. A. Ackers, of Chicago, Is
.l'iilrg at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
S. M. Hogers.
Mastei Lee Htoes Is spending n few
days with his grandparents at Vardon.
Miss Nellie Cllanvllle leaves today to
spend ti few days at Harvey's lake.
.Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Pierce leave
tills morning for a week's visit with
lelatlvcs at Cooperstown, N. Y,
TAYLOR NEWS.
Coming Recital Funeral of the Late
Edward Jones Other Local Mat
ters. A giand musical and literary lecltnl
will bo given tomorrow (Tuesday)
evening nt the auditorium of the Welsh
Haptlst church, under the auspices of
the Owens, Smith and Kennedy Musi
cal company. Miss Owens Is a pupil of
Professor Haydn Evans Miss Phoebe
Smith, soprano, is a pupil of Mrs. Clar
ence Hallentlne, musical director of
Hlalrtow n college of music, and Mls
Esther Eliot Kennedy won a gold medal
at Mt. Hope college, Hogers, Ohio. The
conceit will commence nt S o'clock. The
programme will appear In this column
tomorrow. Admission, 2.'i cents.
lid wind Jones, a former resident of
this town, but late of Providence, died
at the home of his sister. Mis T. D.
James, of West Market street, on Fri
day evening, after a lingering Illness
He was icmoved to the Lackawanna
hospital, from which institution he was
later icmoved to Ills sister's home,
wheie he breathed his last. Deceased
was Dl jeais of age. The funeral oc
curred yesterday afternoon. Interment
was made In the Forest Home ceme
tery In this :ilace.
Dr. Daniel Jenkins, of Providence,
was a visitor hore yestciday.
Mr. Alfred Richards, of Plymouth,
spent Satuiday and Sunday as the
guest of his bother, John C. Richards,
of this place.
Mr. W. H. Thomas was tho guest of
Professor and Mrs. M. J. Lloyd, of
Pilceburg, yesterday.
Misses Kate and Minnie Olmstead
am sojourning at Dunduff and Crystal
lake for two weeks.
Uev. John Evans, of Piovldenee, oc
cupied the pulpit at the Welsh Haptlst
church yesterday. The services were
well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Woodworth
weie the guests of lelatlvcs In Hyde
Paik vesterdav.
Messrs. Heniy Howells. John Thom
as. Ichard Howells and William
Thomas enjoyed a drive to Lake Scran
ton yesteiday
Representative T. J. Hughes, of the
Taylor lodge, No. 40'. Knlghto of
Pythias, will leave this morning for
Lancaster, where ho will attend the
Grand lodge session.
J. Mllford Moigana Is lustlcatlng at
Lake Underwood.
Emblem division, No. 57, Sons of
Temperance, will meet In their rooms
this evening.
Mr. George Perry nnd sons, David
and George, spent the Sabbath w 1th
fi lends at Dallas.
Mepsrs. Aubrey and George Helps, of
Lansford, nie visiting relatives hero.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Owens and chil
dren spent the Sabbath at Lake Wlnola
Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon, of Scran
ton, weie the guests' of lelathes here
yesterday.
The Pyne colliery of the Delaware,
Lackawanna nnd Western company
had to suspend work on Satuiday,
owing to a break In the machinery.
A delegation of members of the Sons
of Temperance attended the funeial of
William Morgans, of the Hippie divis
ion, of Hyde Park, yesterday.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured v
b local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the inr.
Tlieie Is only one way to euro deafness,
and that Is b constitutional iciiiuIIch.
Deaf lies.1 Is caused bv an Inllamed con
dltlou of the mucous lining of the Kiu
liiihlan Tube. When this tube gets In
ll.imcd ou havo a rumbling sound or
Imperfect hearing, ond when u l.i entile
lv closed deafne-s is the result, .mil un
less tho Inflammation inn be taken out
and this tube letloied to Its normal con.
ditlon, hearing will be destioyed torevcr,
nine cases out of ten .ire caused by ca
tarrh, which Is nothini? but an Inllamed
condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will clvo Om Hundred Dollais for
an caKO of Deafness (caused by cu
tnrrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Cu.
tarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY fi CO , Toledo,
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills ore the best.
O.
FOREST CITY.
Many will be plenFed to learn that
our townsman. Heniy Ho, has secured
Hip contract for the building of prim
ary department school. Work will be
commenced tomoirow The tlzi of
the building Is to be 1(1x7!
The Hev P. H. Tfcnncdv called n
a few of his frlijnds on Stitutdny
Willi" crroute to Carbondale.
Good news. Pay-day tomorrow
Hillside Coal nnd Iron company.
Tonsoilal ArtlFt John Franko, and
his competent staff 'of knights of the
lazor nie now cemfortably cstahlishcd
In tho new building of Henry T. Ald
ilch. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Waters und son.
Ernest Alfred, Bpent the Sabbath at
the home of Mr and Mr. Willi mi
Veale, of Jermyn.
Mrs. John K. Hughes visited In
Peckvllle yesterday.
Mm Benjamin Simpson of Vandllng
has been visiting In Scrinton
Mrs. John Philips nnd children of
Hyde Park, have been visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Pvan Luns, of
Main street, Vandllng.
The Ludlos' Aid of tho Presbyterian
church, will seive n 15 centu supper
on Wednesday evenlnn the 10th. Will
also give a freo entertainment. All
are cordially Invited to attend.
The New Department
AT
Guernsey Hall
A Special Feature at the Celebrated Husic
Warerooms of J. W. Guernsey is the
Wh
Hereafter to be the ideal place where you
can purchase a Piano or an Organ that has
been slightly used at a figure that will as
tonish everybody. Today will be Open
ing Day at the Annex. Read this:
Grand Uprigsif Pianos,
Square Grand Pianos,
5 and 6 Octave Organs
And all kinds of small musical goods will be
sold at a price that will simply stagger any
person who is familiar with the price of this
class of goods. Copyright Sheet Music at 5
cents per copy. Music Books, Folios, etc.,
at one-quarter their actual value. Don't fail
to call and select what you need, whether it
is the smallest musical gem or a Grand Piano.
Remember, Guernsey Hall Building,
Bargain Annex 318 Washington Avenue,
Seranton, Pa.
J. W. GUERNSEY, Prop'r
PITTSTON NEWS.
Glen Onoko and Mauch Chunk Ex
cursion Injunction Proceedings
Saturday Paving and Street Dif
ficulties Pittston Photographed
fioni Glen Onoko and the Switch
back. These who nie opposed to the run
ning ot tialns on Sundav could not
have ventured foith like the Tilbune
man did yestciday inclining and bu.ud-
Ing the second section of the New
Jeisey Central special excursion was
curled with Slftotn bundled others up
the mountain to Penobscot nnd thence
to Glen Onoko, and Mauch Chunk. At
the latter place hundreds went over
the switchback, while otheis looked
oer tho quaint town, now enjoyuig
the height of the season many even
attending divine service. The hotels
weie crowded with summer touilsts,
und guests for the day, but the ccilbo
ufter attending to the wants cf the
inner man at the Amerle in House,
hied himself to the Glen. This popular
lilac e loses nothing of Us attractiveness
us the yeais speed along and the thou
sands that weie there enjojlng the nt
ti actions lesemblec' u Cosmopolitan
population, and such it was as there
weie excursions fioni New Yoik, Phil
adelphia, Willlamsport. Huirisburg,
I'uffalo and Seranton. This city Fent
a goo.! ciuotu, and tho delightful weath
er supplanting the heavy lalns of the
previous night, made tin- da tlnough
uut a well spent one nnd the Centiul
load, with the affable district agent,
J. S. Sw Isher. could duplicate tho out
ing of yesterday to their own advan
tage, likewise the public. The huge
ciowd reached their homes about S
o'clock, and not nn nccldent ocemied
to mar the pleouies of tho dav
John II. Law, with their daughter,
will spend the coming week with
friends at Htemar. N.XJ.
A laige numboi of ft lends witnessed
the opening of a night blooming ceieus
at the lipme of J H. La Harre on Del
uwar avenue.
Mr. and Mis. F. 11 niown will spend
the next ten davs at Nlagaia Falls.
Tho olllclals of the cltv and th'
propel ty holders of Hroad street weie
in Wllkes-Hane on Saturday and
Judge Ilnlsey. who presided, heard
what was to be said regarding tho In
junction which was sened on the for
mer, the letter not being satlstld with
the pavement that the council was
about to pave the avenue with and for
which they would be compelled to pay
two thlids of the rash. After the
Judge henid the arguments of tho at
torneys' hev reserved his decision until
some time the piesent wetk. In the
meantime the Injunctlor Is In foice.
' Mrs Small C. Hlehards. widow of
Allan It. Hlehards. died at the home of
hei daughter In Old Ten go on Satur
day, and the funeral will take place
today, with Intel ment In the Milwau
kee cemetery.
Professor J. J. Foley has letuined to
Plttston, to welconio a handsome little
stranger that arrived at his homo dur
ing his absence.
The funeral of tho late Esther Toti
hlll occuired on Saturday morning and
was one of the largest attended In this
tlty in many months. A solemn high
mass was colebiated by Hev. Qulnn.ui
at St John's church, and the sermon
following was a beautiful tilliuto to tho
exemplar life which so sadly termin
ated. The Interment was In the Mar
ket street cemoteiy.
The Jeffrles-Fltzslnimons contest will
be seen at Music hall tomoirow and
Wednesday ovonlngs,
Clarence Kyte, who Is out on bail for
burglary, was placed In the lockup
gloriously full on Saturday night on a
ehaige of tiylng to dispose of a lubber
i oat that was the ptoperty of someone
else
The Ilrst spun of tho new bridge has
been completed and an Idea of how the
new structuie will look when finished
can be Imagined.
Piofessor Gentry nnd his train load
of ponies, monkes nnd dogs were heie
on Satuiday and they certainly gave
the best show of Its kind ever exhibited
In this tit v. The intelligence of these
dumb biutes was a marvel, and the
little ones and those older, for that
matter, weie amused and Instructed.
The parade was attractive and up-to-date.
Tho West Plttston council has Just
passed an oidlnnnce that will compel
telcgiaph companies to pay a tax on
every pole in tho boiough, while n tax
will be levied on all traction cars. Tho
money so assessed will be used as a
special fund for tlie improvement of the
stieets.
The bottom of the sewer trench on
Hroad stieet, In front of Ait Chop
pelie's, dropped out of sight on Satur
day and one of the heavy wagdns load
ed with gialn of the Plttston Milling
company went with it. It required six
horses to pull it oul. The council Is
seemingly In a peck of trouble over Its
sewer system, and this, coupled with
Injunctions upon thepavlngand mayor
alty questions, they have the sympathy
of all good citizens who will have noth
ing to do with 'Plttston politics.
Chief Laftus took a day off and went
down with the people to mingle with
the people estorday. He Is now post
ed on the peanut ciop. and can tulk
Pennsylvania uutcn at tlie rate of i
mile a minute.
Charles Kuptlon, who iesldes on Par
sonage street, fell ilfty feet fioni a tiee
at Hlveislde park yesteiday morning,
landing on his bend and receiving In
Juiles which In all piob.iblllty will
pi nve fatal. He was conveyed to the
hospital and upon examination It was
found that his skull was crushed und
It was necessary to remove several por
tions, which penetrated to the brain
The Best Remedy for Flux.
Mr. John Mathlas. a well known
stock denier of Pulaski. Ky., says "Af-
ter suffetlng foi over a week with flux,
nnd my physician having failed to ie
Hove me, I was advised to tiy Cham
boi Iain's Colic, Choleia and DIarihoea
Hemedy, and have the pleusuie of stat
ing that the half of one bottle cured
me." For sale by all diugtflsts. Mat
thews Hros., wholesale and ictall
agents.
LAKE SHERIDAN.
Mr. und Mis. Clenigo Elselo an- en-
teitalnlng friends from Scinnton.
Mr. Thomas McGiilre was here Sun
day In the Intel ests of a camping club.
A paity of Hyde Pni Iters are spend
ing; some time nt the Seumans cottage.
The sweet pinging and mandolin
banjo accompaniment Is veiy much ap
preciated by the lake dwelleis.
.Mr. and Mrs. Haker. of Nicholson,
nnd Mr. lleit Warner and wife, of New
Yoik, weie among Saturday's callers.
Mr. John Glnader and -Mr. John
Hughes spent Sunday at Mis. Harnes"
cottage, "Hneedii Heat."
Mr. and Mis. Will Hoyd and Mr.
Hoyd's pal cuts are summering at the
HoynohU cottuge.
A camping party, consisting of
Meters. Heniy Warner, Charles Vornoy
and Wallace McKay, have spent a
pleasant week heie. Their fishing
catches aro worthy of mention.
Miss Florenco Irving Is at "Uneedu
Rest.
Mr. Arthur Wein.schenk. of Now Yoik
I city, Is spending his vacation with his
wife nnd his parents on the Seranton
shore. Mrs. Harder Is also a guest at
the same cottage
Mrs. Drowning and Miss Hartley, of
New York, were callers heie on Friday,
Misses Harnes and Zerlleigh and
Messrs. Warner and Vornoy enjoyed
the Wednesday night hop at Lake
Wlnola.
AVOCA.
Saturdays Argus says "There arc
main worthy young ludle3 In Avoca
who have not the political Intluence or
means to 'p'ui chase an appointment,
and the report of the committee would
Indicate that they may be tatriy ireac
ed." This Is the flist time that our
contemporary has ventured an opin
ion and the essence of It truly repre
sents the capacity of his ability. As
to purchasing appointments, he must
have proofs of such transactions, else
ho would not be so indiscreet as to ex
press himself so bluntly. His amor
phous opinion Is neither friendly to
the teacher nor to the committee of
thrpe.
The funeral of Patrick, the three
year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Cnrdon of Hrownsvllle. took place yes
teiday afternoon. Interment was
made 'in St. Mary's cemetery.
Miss Margaret Dixon Is visiting
friends In Olyphant.
The school boaul will meet this ev
ening nnd make another iUtempt to
appoint and assign positions to teach
ers ,
Mlsr Kate fleardon, of Seranton, is
spending a few days with friends In
town. , . -
Mr and Mis. H. C. Kellum und fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Ilasklns
will return tomorrow ufter camping
two wseks at Foiest Lake, Susiiuuhan-
Aoca Conclave. I. O. H.. meets in
legular session this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Frue have re
turned from their wedding tour nnd
will reside In a handsomely furnished
home on the West Side.
Mis M J. noslev is recovering af
ter a seiious Illness.
Thomas Hums, e student at Lafay
ette -"nllcge, occupied the pulpit of the
Piesbyttilan church yesteiday In the
absence of P.f D. T. Smythe.
Mm. John Heap r-nd three cMldren
aie spending a few days at tho Grimes
lesldence In Rlnihurst
Mm John Dougher and son Wllllnm,
ot Old Forge, spent veteiday with
Mr and Mis James Walsh, of Grove
street.
The hosr company has decided that
their fair will be of a naval ehaiactoiv
The booths will piosont a shlp'lko ap
pearance nnd the assistants will weat
military nppnrel Mrs. Mueklnw, of
Pupont, Is general niannger.
EXHIBITION OF ADVERTISING
An Interesting and Apparently End-
less Display of Ingenious Methods.
From the London Slandurd
Tho art ot advertising has attained
to .such dherslty of method that an
exhlbltlcn was Inevitable. At Nil
gara Hall. estmlnlster. may b seen,
during the next fortnight, a display of
some of the means by which energetic
nnd enterptlslng men keep th'ir busi
nefs before the public. Tho medium
which, as the catalogue frankly ac
knowledges, "Is looked upon by most
udvertlsers of sound views and oxp".
ilence ns that which brings most gust
to the mill" Is the newspaper. A col
lection of Journals Is not m Itself an
ovei powering attraction, yet It can be
mad.' uteful when nr'-nnsd In topo.
graphical divisions, im nt Nlaijura
Hall, and supplemented with estlmato.s
of the cost of advertising over n par
fc?Epc c c c Z
TT""!?"fciil5Tr inmiw i i mi iiMiiiii i - V
N N. 'Ss---vsvU 'lTl2J111 lawi,
ticular county or district. These com
patutive tables for nwspapeifi, bill
posting and house-to-house visitation
show that the first Is not only tho
most effective, but also the cheapest
medium. Of the more phowy meth
ods there Is a bewlldeilng vailety,
ranging from paper knlckknacks to
huge posters. Pictures liav been used
for advertising ever since the art was
known. Only In recent years, however,
has plctoral advertisement nrrlved at
any lellnement. Cheiet, Willetta. ana
Mucha revolutionized the poster, und
set an example which has banished
many of those puerile monstior ties
that once did service on the boai clings.
How widely the new style differs from
the old Is revealed by a glance around
the artists' gallery. Here are .some
striking specimens of eifectlve design
and color.
Of show cards, enamels and electric
signs there Is an endless display
Duteh, German nnd Fiench challenge
our supremacy In there depaitmentn,
and have sent many attractive exhib
its. The Dutch, for some reason, hav
manifested especial Intel est In the suu
1ect and are lepresented by no fewer
than ten firms. It Is satisfactory, how
ever, to note tint Hrltish dims n-e
unsui passed by any of these foreign
competitors. Tlie brightness, novelty
and artistic finish about much of the
woik In this department should appeal
to many who nie not dltectly concern
ed In the art which it Is intended to
servo. The electtlc sign Is one of the
latest addltlcns to the mechanism of
advertising. How effective It can be
made at nnv rate, In winter Is seen
in the Central Hall, wheie Is a dazzling
nuav of colors and of plctuies llluni
irntwl liv a contrivance that lesem-
bles the metallic web of a music box
or the cnidboaid pattern in a Jaoqunrd
loom Examples are given of vlndmv
dressing. In which there is evidently
abundant opportunlt for uniting the
plctoral ait with the material whos"
uses aie to be Impiessed upon tl pub
lic mind. Anvng other objects deserv
lug attention are those Illustrating
methods that may be employed vllh
advantage In railway stations and on
tinmcais untie mnlbusps. it will be seen
from this brief survey oi me cinema
of Niagara Fall that the erhlbltlon, is
likely to h of Interest as well ns w, r
lieto all who make use of public
advertisements. In their business or
pursuits
The Grandest Summer Trip.
"The Highlands of Ontiulo." situated
north of tho city of Ten onto, Canada,
holds foith to the tourist and pleasure-seeker
unlimited charms as a sum
mer pla-giound and health giving re
soit. 1.000 feet ubovo sea level. Easy
of access, good hotel accommodation
Fine boating, bathing, llshlug and
limiting. Perfect Immunity from hay
fever. Henutlful lakes and ilveis
with unexcelled steamboat service and
mugnlllcent scenery. Wilte to Mr. F
P. Dwyer. eastern passenger agent,
nrand Trunk Hallway System, Dun
Hullding. 200 Ilroadway, New York, foi
handsome descriptive publications pro
fusely lllustiuted and which aie sent
fiee. Mention this paper.
Boston's Largest European Mall.
Kl urn the lloxton Tninficrlpt
When the Dominion line xtenmshlp t'an
iida Hnllcd for OucciiHtuwn and l.hcr
pool, Kebruury to, he carried the larKuat
Kiiroiiciin mall iui ent out fioni this
port. Nearly three carloads cumu cm trom
New York, and thc-Tc weie cIkIUj Backs
finm this city. The total amuunt wuh
1,371 Backs, behiB a portion of the mall
which Bhciuld have sonc on the White
Star liner Germanic from New York. A
shipment, compi trine nearly !im) sacks, hi
rlvcH after the Btuamcr had left her
dock, and uiih coneed to tho Canada
llnir oft IJoston llBht by a tug.
Inland
tNti.5CRAN10N. J
SPECIAL THROUGH CARS
TO TtotI SEASMORU.
Dally (Ecopt bunday ) Via -
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Leave Seranton at 8 30 a m. far Lone Branch,
Octan drove. Asbury Park, Uclmir,
Spring Lake, Sea dirt, &c.
Returning. Icnvo Point Pleasant at 11.3?
a. m. ; Spring Lake, 11.11 a. m.; Belmar,
ll.EG a. m : Asbury Park and Ocean
Urove, 12.03 noon. Long Urnnch, 12.22 p.
m Arrive at Sunnten ut 8 03 p. m. This
will bo kept up for tl.o entlro season,
especially for the accommodation of
families as It will enable pnsscngers to
secure and retain comfortable seats dur
ing tho cntlie journey.
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may be secured by
our aid. AddreBs,'
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Sold by all Druggists Cblcajo, Illinois.
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gists,. 209 Lackawanna ave , Seranton, Pa.
Ml
The Best
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