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THE SCRAXTOX TBIBCXE- SATURDAY, MARCH 10. 1001'.
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THROUGH LENT.
"I'm riuklnit but motlot piclrntw," 1c cifoJ ;
0( tlfut Hint Uatustrcvloui lontcs-rd,
And I'm r-illtiR the thlnm tint I alnajs did rat,
nl iloln? (he thins tint t like to tlo bct.
Tliioii;li Lint.
V iif approA.it or not, I buhl to the ihvr
1li.it tlii person (loci penance nnnigli,
Wliooo way tlitoiigli Hie Mrctlt of thl' town lii.ul
pursue,
HuiiiiB StJrtli for It", tnuali
' 'I lirbiigli Unl."
Till: DKATIl Or ex-Preshbnt llnr
iImui recalls to ninny people. In
tills city memories if the wife,
who now mourns her groat be
reavement nnd whose early yearn
were closely idutitlilcd with tills ronton
nnd with ninny ptomiucnl residents tit
this city.
In those days "Minnie" Scott Lord,
u ulit. svnu l;il,ttos- U'uu n Ili.llllH fill
Klrl. who vlsltedlftiu' li In Iloiiesdale'
nftor the lomovnl of her family from
that town to Albany. She nnd Walter
liluimhk, it brother of Messrs. .1. lln
j.i in In nnd n. du I!. Dlnimifh. of thl-i
If y. were sweethearts from eliliilhooil.
AYheti she was twciiiy-one or twenty
two c.irn old they were married at
tin; resident-" iC Mr. and Mrs. fl. du n.
Plininlek. w-ho themselves liad Just
been married, nnd who were occupy
tin; their lioim . whleh Is now owned
b .Mr. (. 1). Simpson. The ceremony
s.ih performed by Ilev. Mr. IVndle
ton. of St. Jjiikc'H cliureh, In thf- east
parlor, the bay i indow of whU h has
remained the same, although the
house Itself has uudersoiie many
OianKes. It was In the. same bay win
dow that the only daughter of Mr. and
Mr. Simpson was man led to Mr. It.
Jl Mriuly, Jr., rather more than a year
no.
The iii.irrlnKO of Mr. and Mis. "Wal
ter Lilmmlelc took place twenty yen in
niio next October. The young people
"lit west on their bridal tour and
a Idle loilKhhif,' It In a far western 10
Klou It Is supposed that the bridegroom
suffered Infection fioni the unsanitary
ondittou of u hotel, for on their re
turn o New York he foil ill with
typhoid fever and eleven weeks after
tils wedding day wai curled to his
grave The slrhken young wife came
10 Scrantoii, and for two years lived
In the home from which she went forth
us a bride. It Is a p"culhuly pathetic
iieldent connected with that sojourn
with her husband's lel.itlves that at
no time did she. even onco croa the
threshold of the room where she had
'iki'ti the ows of wifehood. That Mie
iiKniineil her oung husband long and
J'soiatf'ly Is well known.
A a lilcee of Mrs. Henjamln llanl
iin she had nlways lived much In th.it
Hilly. Krom early glilhond the man
bo has Just passed away vos her
Mini of all that a man should lfa
Ji.ivanl, sans pour et sans repioehe.
The aifectlon which she entertained
tor him duringnil those years was
Mimethlng apart rioin that which or
dinarily exists between mortals, and
It Is the pilvilega of the writer of
these lines to state on good authority
that the mnrrl.igu was not. an the
world has generally believed, based on
t.ie hopes of an ambitious woman, but
as a loc match pure and tender
Hinl mi". She Is a woman of the ut
most fascination and iliarni. The nl
11. est Idolatrous legard In which she
has Ju;ld tlm fearless, noble, majestic
1 . fonallty that has Just left the world
poorer was something uiihine In its
suv ciity.
What do (,'ltls tall: about to men?
was asked of a young man the other
d.i. one who Is exceptionally enter
taining and Mover e onvorsatlonully.
11 pointed toward himself with coml-
.ii solemnity.
1 used to think." he explained,
' . lint 1 was peculiarly Interesting or
'iigenlal when a git I made mo the
subject of our remarks. Of course. T
wvnt away with a remarkably lofty
(Pinion of that Klrl nnd probably told
the other fellows how phenomenally
blight she was and how pretty she
was ki-owIuk. You know a man's
Idwi of feminine beauty Increases ne
(ordliiK to the ratio of her admiration
for him or her tact which makes him
appear well. After a while It struck
pie that these young women with pho
I'oincuully bright minds -were growing
Plentiful. I met so many of them and
all the time my head was growing
.tpler. Kinally I took some of the
ether men, into my eonllden'e and
made the discovery that they had
identically the same experience. The
'n't Js, It Is a cult uowadas for tho
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find Separate Skirts
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At prices as low as you would
pay for the other kinds. A
large variety of gowns to se
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girl to deftly direct the uitiveis.itlon
towntd making a nmn talk about
himself, llu always finds that topic
Interesting, nnd he goes homo think
ing nil tho time that It was tho gltl.
Of course II was, but with a differ
ence. I understand tho glils in alt u n
study of the incti they know or are
likely to ineet.that Is nw to their tastes,
occupations, little fuds and whims nnd
lend up to those topics In conversation
purjinsely to innku the men shine so
that they got the reflection. Ifs a
clever trick. Tho only diniculty Is
that a man ii likely to fall In love
with tho wholo outfit. It's far and
nway more successful tluiii holding
hands."
A number of ladies of lelsute and
means In tho city are considering tho
best methods of forming classes for
ti alnlng young women In skilled do
mestic service. It Is propo.'-ed to es
tablish a course in general housework,
with sperlal depaitinent for cooks,
waitresses and laundtesses. Ceitnlu
degrees of piolklency will be desig
nated by n, bridge of attractive design,
while th" Rinduate in any of the
courses will lccelvo a diploma and a
badge. Is -mod as a guarantee of her
capabilities. It Is- believed that tho
standard of domestic training' will hi
so lift id that young women will ihoo.so
to rise In this profession as In others,
til" salaries being ranged accoidlng to
the ntlriiniuputs or the applicant, as
set forth in icrtlficutes nnd iliplo
liins. The position of housekeeper or
aceonipllsh"d cook or waitress In mi
appreihillv" family is ono that no
young woman iie'I dl.1ntn, for upon
her usually tests th" happiness of th"
entire hcusdiold. Skilled t-ervlce will
receive Its lewatd In this direction as
In otheis. There ate multitudes of
ounggiilir. good, falthlul. willing and
bright of mind, and when skilled In
domrstli) service their value would
place them far above the facility oper
ative or eleik, for, safe in good homes,
stiiTOundrd by affectionate-. Kindly
Interest of the family, which soon
learns to appreciate- capability, their
oppoi (unities for usefulness, no los
II. fin for happy mnriinge, are greatly
lncieiscd.
She ins n Seranioii glil and she had
u sweet, serious look on her f.ic
which betokened l.enten fnsts and
thought.--. "I've been just sacrificing
everything," she icmarked to a, filend
whom she met In a. shoppluc tour.
"I've given up nil sweets through
Lent, and you know that is self-denial
lor me. The money I saved In this
way I'm devoting to massage, and
shall have the dteadful hollows In my
neck nil plumped up before Kaster.
Of course, one must sacrifice some
thing through Lent unless one is a
Pagan," she added piously, ami it was
not until pile had vanished round a
corner that the other lady's admira
tion was changed to wonder as to
how self-sacrifice in Huyler's to pay a
niassetie to fix up one'si hollows Is go
ing to benefit tho Lenten offmlng fund.
The l'iinesn Victoria. l.oitls-,
sailed last Saturday for n cruise to
the Meditettaiiean and the Black Sea.
Among the passenger were Sirs. V.
CI. Parke and Ml-5" Helen I'arke, of this
city. Others on the ll't were: Mr and
Mrs. Cot Hand V. Ulshnp, (.Miss Amy
Ueiid), .f. Jl. P.allantlii" and Mrs. Ual
lintlne, Miss l.ouKe Jones, Mis. M. I,.
Ogdon, Charles Plk-er and Mis. inKer.
Kheti S. Draper and Mrs. Draper, and
Miss Dorothy Draper. Lieutenant Colo
nel von .SchoiK-k, Captain von Wedel,
Councillor von Heyking, Thonria
"Wentworth Illgglnson. Mrs. lllggluson
and Miss M. Illgglnson. The ship will
take on n party of loyalties and
nobles at (Jenoa. among them being
the Prince and Princess llciui'ii
XVIIT, the Count and Countess Arnltrt
Muskntt. th" Ihinc Ueorgo von Hay
cm. nnd the Prince von llohenlohe
SchllllitRsfurst. Mrs. K. li. .TerntMi gave n luin heou
on Tuesday, when Mlsa Wilder, of Tin.
Chester, was tho guest of honor. Oth
ers present were Mrs. O. 15. .Tennyn.
Mrs. 11. II. lir.tdy, Ji Miss Mcl.eod,
Mis. UollKof Philadelphia; Miss Dale,
Mlsa lielln and tho Misses Archbald.
A most atti-.utlve story appeals In
"Short Stotles" for March troin the
pen of Mr. Kdwatd S. Moffat, of this
city. Mr. Moffat has spent the past two
years In old Meco and tho storv.
"Kranclsca and the Chi us," is full of
louil color and interest. Mr. Molfat
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writes In a clear, pleading vein, the
plctutcstftio (ftiallly of his diameters
and tho (tilct little tourhen of humor
giving nn exceptionally fascinating er
feet to Ills work.
The Misses Arthbnld gave n inru
party on Wednesday, when among tlm
guests wete: Mrs. i I.. Fuller, Mrs,
(i. D. Murray, Mrs. 11. It. Jermyn, Mrs.
.t. Hi Lynde, Mrs. AVoodln, Mrs. W. 11.
Jtssttp, Jr., Mrs. 11. 11. It rail y, Jr., Mrs.
fl. C Yoeuni, Mis. II. C. Hutker, Mrs.
Willis Klrkpatilck. Mrs. V.. Y. Hear
hart. Mrs. V. M. Spencer, .Mrs. 13. 11.
Chase, Mrs. T. C. von Htorch, Mrs. 15.
i:. "Watson, Mrs-. A, II. Storrs. Jits. i
S. "Weston, Mrs. llollls, Mis. i:. tl.
Cour.ten, Mis. K. It. Jenny n, Mrs.
"Wentss, Mrs. Klotz. Mrs. Holllster,
Mis. J I. "W. Cross, Mrs. II. 11. Iteynolds,
Mrs. Twitcholl, Mid. Clnienco Sturges,
Mrs. Hoyer, Mrs. Ceorge Sturges.
Miss Itelln, Miss Hunt, the Misses
Matthews. Miss Anne Hand, the Misses
Loverly, Miss Louise Matthews, MKi
P.ennell, Miss Dale, Miss Shaw, Miss
Amy Jesiup, Miss Merrill, Mlso Olm
Htead, Miss McLeod, MIsesfl UeynohW,
Miss Ciatk, Miss Janet Dickson.
Miss Dale entertained at cords Wed
nesday night In honor of her guest,
Mrs, llollls, of Philadelphia. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jl. i:.
"Watson, Mr. and Mis. A. r Tivlfii.
ell. Mr, and Mrs 11. H. lirndy. Jr. Mr.
and Mrs. K. 1.. Vuller, Mrs. Holllster,
of New Vork; Mr. and Mir. Jermyn,
Miss Iljlln, Miss Wilder, the Misses
Matthews, Miss Hunt, the Misses
Archbald, Miss McLeod: Messrs.
Thome. Hunt, V. S. Vuller. H. K.
l.ootnls, Slade, V. c. l'ulliT. Hale and
Kverett Hunt.
An Interesting rngagement iuum iur
ed In Philadelphia Is that of Miss Mai
gatetta Willing Hutchluron, who H re
lated to tho representative families of
that city, to John ConynBhani Stevens,
a son of the late UIhop William Macon
Steven", of Philndelphla. The pros
pective bridegroom is .a graduate of
tho Itoston Institute of Tiehnology
and Is a member of the lilttenhottsu
dull and tho City Tioop, of Phlladil
plil.t. Mr. Stevens Is n nephew of V.
L. Conyngham, of this ilty. Wilkes
ttairo Time.'.
Miss Seymoui' Is the guest of .Mrs. 15.
Q. Powell, on Jefferson avenue. Her
teipnt exiiet lcnces In South Africa, her
bereavement nnd changed future, slnco
so many plans were ceitteied In her
brother, who was killed by the lloers.
rnder her visit more than ordinarily
Interesting to the multitudes of fi lends
who ai" paying their icnpeets to ono
so heloNed in the city.
Miss McLeod entertained at lun
cheon yesterday In honor of Miss AVI1
der. Tho others present weie: Mrs.
Holllster. of Xeiv Yoik: Mrs. II. H.
Jhndy, Jr., Mrs. i:. P.. Jermyn, Miss
Jlelln. Miss Helen Hand and Miss
Hunt.
Mr. Willis Mooie. ehl"f of the weath
er bureau at Washington, with his
charming wife, will bo the guests of
Congressman and Mis. William Con
uoll In tho near future.
Mrs. 15. i:. Watson gae a pretty
luncheon on Thursday for Miss Wilder.
Tile guests were Miss Wilder. Miss
Helin. Mir. K. L. Fuller. Mis. Clarence
Sturges and Mrs. A. ('. Twitchell.
Mis. Holllster Is about to remove the
famous collection of Indian idles be
longing to her late husliand. Dr. Hol
llster. to her new home on Pi'eseott
a venue.
Mr. nntl Mrs. i:. I,. Fuller left yes
tenlny for Pottsvllle. from which place
they will later go to Atlantic city for
a fortnight.
Miss Tiennell pleasantly entertained
the Fridav Afternoon Caul club yes.
tcrday nt her beautiful home In flieen
Hldge.
Mr. and Mis. W. W. Serantou gave
a dinner last -1it at tho Sei anion
i lub In honor'or .Miss Wilder and Miss
P.ellll.
Jiovcmcfflis of Peopfc
))r C. C. I-iiiliadi fii,til jrxf-ntji in lli-hiilric
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(-ligii4-inni (uiimll U .it Lome fiom W.ili
inttwii. Mi. Wllli.im l'lru" Ins L:n in I'MLuk lpl.it
tllC O-t Will.
Mr. I. P. Diik-ou jnd family liwo iftmiu-a
fri-ni tho Smith,
Col. ami .Mrs. IJIjfr niul ilaujliter, Alloo, liavt
iitiiinnl fioni Atlnitle City.
.Mis. (Jporj!,- dull. Piniinkk Iui rrltniin from
a mouth' stay in PlillailolliU.
Mr. ,iiul Mr'. A. 1). UlarUiitiiii, Mr. niul U
ii. II. sniilli aud MK, (i.i!pn ji, i I'loilUi.
Mr. ('. Jl. Pintiiaii ia .tt lioiiic frain-IMiiljdcl.
filiii. wlici lie lu nniii (lie put foitnlijlit.
MI- l.tiry A, Winillc imil hrotlur. Prank, .,f
Vot ( lipjkr, me i.iilns: at the lioine nl Alilci.
Man John l H,m... r.f Kill Mulbprry atiift.
M;3 .Millie K. )lui,', i,f tlie UVsl t'lio.tcr
IViii.hnni.t Noinul nclioui, i liome on Iur
UUr vjcitlon, visiting Iter aruit, Alikriiuu
nnd Mrj. .lolm T. Howe
Mitkr. C. P. slini,on, i). II. Ilrnly, ir., ami
II. I'. Sliiipiwti cxivit in .o u .New M, ico
a (n il.ij ti rinialn a niontli. Mn. itiai'v
will li-It filcmli In L'hli.iKO thirlns llteii alj'-
WON A MILEAGE TICKET.
Was Chanced Off at the Green Ride
Wheelmen's Fair.
The drawing for the first of the sev
eral mlle.igo books being chanced olf
at tho (.Jreen Itldge Wheelmen's fair
wns won by H. W. Tolles. The win
ning ticket was No. :!7." of series "H."
Tho ntteiidaiico last night was as
largo as on the previous evenings. Ail
the various booths am iPlug well pa.
tronlzed.
The short cniertaliinients each oven,
ing have proven a most pleasant fc.u
i' re. Tho programme this evening Aiu
'' ns follows:
Ouitiirc -"UrJlo" Oiplu-iu fluli
llwiuili'ii Mis, JIIMinl f.'ntn
Silcillon "lljwn of Line" Oiplim, ( lull
"' "'I MIm IMiih MjiiIii
Si Ivi I lUli "I'm tunc Ti llci " )riilnu- (lull
The handsome new bowling alleys In
the- basfiuent of the new club liouss
have been licadouarterri for the local
bowling (.nthusl.ists all week. I'p m
dato the highest .siuro Is held by
Georeu Nlcol, ono of the club members.
Tonight Is tho last owning the fall.
Green Uldjtt Suburban mis stop at
tho door.
Eveiyljody Thought It Was nil
Accident.
This nioinlng crowds of ptopio wera
flocking up tho aeiuto when a police
nmn halted one or them and said
they should not causo so much eyclto.
went. Hut tlay Insisted on 'rindilng
through the crowds to get ti pair of
Million's $:'.( Shoes. They aro selling
for Jl IS nt their lemoval sale.
Orgnns for .Sale Chenji.
You can buy a good second bund Or
gan as low oh J10.00 at Guernsey Hall,
J. W. Guernseyf Prop.. jf Washing,
ton avenue, Scrunton, 1M.
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SCIENTIFIC SALAD
"Inncinrjlf Inoulcilge h .1 il.iiigcrom thlnj.
So In all tliiniK let 11$ bo accurate,"
Tho Founder of the Science of
Hygiene.
Max ov pi:nr..Kot'i:it. tin- fuiin.icr ot
ilFfitli1e 1ijkIii" and Knfmn mh all
tlio wor'J ever, illnl in Munlili by IiU own bind
oli IVb. in, lie h sLilul to lui comuiltlril
niiililc lill in j tjc ot indintliolU. Hi
. M jcjh of tKr, lnlna twin tiorn nt Mill
tri.lioln, Iht.tria. hi ltS Ih llit tt.niiil till
iillenltoii to lijisliii'' in K'rt, on nitount ot tlv
IHilrfjllIiy lole ot MimtJi, in wlili li ilty lie n
then settled. I.ntitli fi n w.H piu.ilcnt there
ii'jrlj tlic uli l yt.ir, .mil tlie plaie vn. tic
ipii'iitlv l-I( tl lij itii.Iriu nt 11 pJttluiUily iiul.
iKIUIlt t.Cp". Ho slUllC'l tlir iIImMv (lov'l.l .H11I
piopjuncleil tli" tlici-r.v tlut thli nubily Hour-iilii-il
vim. Itie M1W11II watir wa low. 'till
Mil ths fli'lil tmtil tlic b.i(.trrlntni:lril uIioa,
I.i mini hi Kuili, anno. Iur mniij I lino J
uI liitHun IVtutikofrr ami IiU illu-lplni, jihI
K01I1 dint M follower'. U,t rMtitiiallv a i-onipio-IiiIm
u ti liwl at. Ihc tiutli tioinm nivHiiljUil
Hut ll.t- to tliiotln war not iucfinpatllili".
I'ltlti.ki.fiT K.ie prartfr.il proof' of l.lt kiio.il.
(iltfo of lijnirm- lij iiinleilnc Mniiiili at nno
lliiie J tno.l inili litloif. illy-a niooVl nt coo.1
KiMllail.ni .nut Iialtlimlit'--t. Piltiiiltoter "ill
!lHll llO lllicllllincil J' lllf liMllor III tllC ill"
id- imunt 01 m ..tern lijitno, unit one of tlie
Ifi'itd lii-not.ut a to Hip ittiiiMii uio.
In 1'iU riniiiiiil jti a 1 lii mi 11 i-uin-potiiinit o
1 liu Nrw Veil. si.i-it-Ziltiiiix Itittlls 1111 oipirl
limit nMili IVIIiiikurer in nil on liiniM?lt .iiul M
iin!-liii(. I'uif. I'niiiii'iUli, ,it,il wliieli at 'tii
litne iriatnl rorniii.itiU 1 i iitmoht In mulled
"ill Ik,
lliiilint tlie M.inncr .iiul iill o( 1SW tlic 1 Ity of
ll.niilitilg Mm l-ltrd I.) a erc iplilimlc of
Nululc ili'loi.i and I'lef. Uilky, of ll.nnl.im:.
nt to PrtttnWir .1 (omlilfrililo U.intlty ot
tlie Koiiuni li.u-illui mIiiiIi, .Ktiinlliia to i'rof.
Knoll, .lie tlie eolo sounr of clielrt.i. rottrnWer
mul !u I'iM.inl 't.-illoHiil a lnrcc ikiiIIoii ot
tlirv ihnlmi luilllll Uitlmut ill I'IKn.M WK.W.
iiC .iiul liius piot i-il tlie correcttiOM cf hU npln.
! 1. ill I HI. Ill In (lii lIMKtlnii of iIi-cimv. tl.-:
'Hint .1 jpci'ltn- ;i 1111 (ilntie iimlil not pinilmr a
fpiiillc ili-ru.r, lull thai it irqulrcit thr- ion.
jniilioii f t.uii.iH .iliiioini.il lomlltlniH ot the
FtirioumliiiKX In ciuic jii outl'ii'ik of mi p.
(Iiiiur, (ontlltions tililih iKilupi fiitorcil tlie ile
ilipiii(iil of thr- pjuliul.il- li.iclllii foiimt in
ODiiniition with th- i1im.lv, ttlthont nliiilt liotf.
ever the liiullu. wis pi,tnlo. to do liaiin.
Tho Alcohol Habit.
'fir .ilin!.il Woman's Cliit'tlau Tilnp,ranr
union h.ii. turn mine Iur tui'iitjeteji srai' in
roinliiliiii; the iil of nlcilmllr. liquor ilrliikliu,
mon(,' Its init 1 tin toe allie.i luvc lii-rn tlnve
lilimlflins who tl. lift iiicm tltiv .ili-ubolle lliiuoi',
lhi!rc nt chnl i toy llmitcil spline ot tiefub
in-.' or iioue .it .ill. 'the iiiilnii i rn'li-.lMirnl to
lirlnj tlio tinhinc' ot Mich pli.tlil,itit to the
people. It 11 jppiniil. hov.rtei, that if the etilt
of liquor ililnkini (111 Iralth. potiit-, inttnllr
nml filling lie- rrr to lie fully alutcJ, the med
ical piofi-Alnii mint t.iUe nil actne ptrt in tint
miii'li ilrirnl iifonn. Ir. more than iny nth-
i. cut dbubu-c tlie pulillr iniml of the old
tunc mni) I'oiKiTiiing tin- too free me ol .ilioliol.
iitlur at a betei.ici- or a' a e!f.pn-crilied m-dl-
tni. or In the fonn ot pitetit ineilliliif'.
Mul'ral tri,r.l.
In l'ranre, uwli ir to the wliolr'ilc dtniillon
it tlio Riape tine li the I'lillnxcM and the
mli-cqurnt lallurr ol tho iwpn o liuht winn .out
substitution ot liMir.ifrt loiitaliiliiir a lilsb -.--reiilaj-e
ot aholiol, rtnit as lognn, ah-jtilh. th,
!."Sty Spanl-h md Itallin wlnen, iiitinip,-i.ir.re
lut ..Ian iln.-lt ii.cie.ifd iinioiif, tlm lotwr ilacf.
nml in on'ir 10 rrniilj tin- evil the I'uncli cov-
Hint tit hit iiiu.iHd tlic inttinat irviiiun duty
on boil-rases rout.iininir moip thin 11 per lent
of ntitihol 1. it- ui-itiT i1l, nl.ile at the fame
imo 't hai irdiueil llu il'ity on wlut are termed
iiitld ilrinl., iciitjiititig Ui tiuri ( per tent, ot
alrr.ho, tu u nraily liomliut turn. Thli U tfm
pir.ime in the line seine of the void.
Electric Illumination.
Dr. I.ouii II 11. in leiturliiif on clertii.il illu
mination li.forc ihe Nt oih l.hiliii.d niriety,
Slid tli.it the qii.ti.in of aitltn.al illi niliiatnui
v.a- 01m jliiiut tthith thete j ,t pieat d at ol
popular inUiomiptioii, Iom ilhininatlon full
tu 111 lielnic too lulsl.t ih.ei tirm helns nol bright
(iiiiiii.li. One of the f1111iMinr111.il prinilph's ol il
lumination it lint the -011110 o( light should
If niiulitiii'ltc In ilutrle sltnt llKliling Hi,'
!.n.ip should rot be low at to sl.im dm. tit
lulu the no ol the pod str.an or ilnm 'this
ii the illifitinii in tttii-h iiio'l nililMd IilIiIIii.
til'. Minn Hell l.'al- in the Nn, -Joil, In r
and tlie rntui re tu the muud tv.o In ,j jrt.o
limp' sutiii'iiiiitlni: hiifh luiM-r-, th. 1 r were Mi
st, .lit (oinidaintii fiom I lie olli.u of irl.vw l,.,il.
tlut the hahl' liollitii.il thrill, 'the nuilioillli
11 tinted: "that i.ir.nol l-r;. m. an Koliii ,v ii
r.no illuiiilnation." S., they ttne, but tiny tirte
i-liiii- it frviu i.iduiits ..o biiitht tlut tlic i.m
sixhl of the fiihit' was di'leil mul Ibry toulil
lint " the uiiuiiiiilnu olijii I... 'ihe hUhi'.t
aitithiil brilll.iuiy in loiiuiiriita! iw loine- linil
tin. en. light, but tl,.- i.'lii-itlnn ol illiiniiiuiimi
i of the sirntitl liiipniianrr It shoulil (umi;
nli.,i'.t from rlilur .ilmtn cr tiom tlie hle.
I.i.lit let). did I10111 snow- ti priullaily ke.eir,
and ofun pi-oiluu-i .t spi.it tf lntl iimiMil ii
KMiItliK. II. fliun IiIIiiiIpim. This to-nrt, imt
fum il 'iut lidlll.uii j, ii.r h ii, not urn n
biis'ht a tlie nunllsbt, but lirrauw- it strlkei tip.
Mard fioin I lie mium, murini; the eye fiom an
unfamiliar direction, and pn.hibly nlncntnllns
iti strrinith on llu- pail ot the ittitia Irast til.Jo
to ultli-uinl that paiilmlar ,ouice of poundlii.'
by Unlit avr. li bat Iieen found tint bbiktti
IMT llic lottir lyclhU ttitlt huiiied lork tinl
anisl titer dcirlopineiit of snow blindness-. In
spi ikins of llic "Nuiist" lamp Hi. 11,11 rvplaitud
tlml the principal iniolud in ill npculion W tint
0! Iliu fouiiallon of an ihi-tuo air, beating to
an riiuiiimiH detfreo a thin pent it or llp of
hldhly icfiadoiy material, t-liltli beeonu'i ton-UiK-linir,
and lidn 10 an inliii.e titup. raiur.,
Kitri out a taut 'h'.-il ot llithr. iir. llell t
.KSf.f 1 the bclli-f tl tt in sl inontlis r a joir,
tlio Nirn-t lamp Mould lirionio (,uto a t.iiniiii.n
slijhl in till' i-ountiy. 1 may add to Dili tint
for Indoor illumination the lUteilnc of Um arc
llll.l tliimiiili a stroiit- solution of .iihiiioiio.mi1.
I'lutu ot 1-opp.T ccntalmd In j niitablo .dais, icll
(,i(i ll all Ihe pruillaitlln of l.risht ilay lljjht
and nukes it jio.tlblo to match shaded of colon
which js luipiwblc In tlie unillirnd irv ,iif,
The X Eays and the Pnicels Post.
lino of il.j 1111 i-,uris nidi It fell by the M,i
In ihe leiviit loiiauu iciiteuiplatcl Ihe rsta 1.
llshtnuit tt .1 pantlt ihiki. It ,uj loiifcht by
Itui oii-et coinpanlw, nblch resaul-l it s .1
tlaratiiiid iin,is!on of their Held ot bulncs. A
inoibl :i'liui of 1I1U Mud ll tlut in 1 p, ration
In (Jeiiuin.i. 'iliU I W'tlbvd .it leiiL'tb by tho
llirllu roiie-ponde'it of II10 t'liliatjo Kicoit'l,
AkouIIiii; to tliti if pott puriU of any kind
villi iny nw i'm .-1111011' ot siuli arilrlt in c--plu.ittv,
.iild nnd the like, tan u unt by tiuil
up 10 It lwiuidi Mi-,'ht iiujwl.rro In (iVriiiiny
jud to any eoiuiiiy In lonslriK- to tin- Int. n alien i'l
I'odal mil m A irnlvloii U mad') fur iiuill
i.itUauet ot Milm thai they iiint bo :,ild tilth
tclliu.- uas and tin- alue ibv l.iinl m tha ttiiti,
JlCI lilfoiO lll.lltll.tl, tbUi lllxll, u b puka'.-n
an-uxltuild letliit. It tea nolle". I liy lb, pot.
Oil aulliuilllri. at Muntetldio tli.it i lai (o tuiin.
tier (f ilib .u Ua.it aulvid in.iu Kmopi- u..
tln-iil lo tali. .in d-altrrt in tialiliit and jew.
li.. in the ehy unit they MHp. iti.l tlm il.iil.i.
liln artlilts woio thu- luipnttel -Iiiou pJ)ili.'
duly Iiul 1 letfrn. tin 1 mil im be o;fiui
uii.l iht Ir lo'ittuts rxaimiioil nllh.uit tlolatlnk' the
ll iinttlond poo. laws-, unit u pmnf p.,.
11. .ild U dsf.init.it tli.it dull ill,, (.rihlri v ne
iiiitalned in the liatkajis. 'Jbey ttiu tli.-Kloir
iiiwrd by mean' cf Ibo X i.ij .md tho uprtii
.1H11 iiM-.iUd lnitti inaiititiei) of dlaiiin N,
v.ilil.M, In ai 1 lit ami oilut Juit-iliy In tin ii.
Imii.l pan elt.
Trnnsmlsslon ot Sound Through Air.
Ihil s .mid UJUl' throii.h sir at lb' ule it
I mo fttt pa- vtond Jt a ti-uiieritiiiii ot lucn
It'll. b.H bun ilUtiitiitil Itui, ko j lid al.. mat
Iht illttiiico 10 tlibb stiiiinl liaitlt thinuin air
i.r.ri til lb Hit- plli'i of lb' s" iiul, Hi. i'l.tt-r
I I in- Ii"Ii,k heal. I fmhir .iti.iv Hun 1I10 liluh
ir iiim ami flnilly Hut the lo'idlll.iii 01 the
Miuo-phcii' wlii'ilur ir list ir diy. niiterbill- nf.
fi-it- tin lit'ailiik' ilMji.et U1.I1.1 ul h.'ii U mil
nw iu Hun thinly to livuily-Qu' mllet 1 01 the
poi 0 of It it uilllliry, 'Ibo atuioipherlj ton
d.lin uiitot tlitirfiTff Imif li.'vi lery jt-iiillar,
HON. WM.
Says He Ss in Much Belter Physical Condition Since
Using Paine's Compound.
Detroit, Mich., Jan. 22, WOK
"Some little time ago, attracted by the very hirh testimonials published as lo the
efficacy of Paine's celery compound, took it on trial for impaired digestion and conse
quent nervousness. I found very great benefit from its use, and, therefore, desire to
bear this testimony to any who may be influenced to try this remedy by my experience
with it. William C. May bury."
Wllll.iin C lliibiu Is now st'ivlnp;
his ihittl t- tin as .Mayor of letroli,
Mich.
Ill lS'O he V..IS elected to ("onsress
l'ldlll MIohlKilll, re-elected 111 1SSI. SC1V
liifr ilurlii; tin' ISili (.'oiiKres-s on the
Judlihiiv Committee, mid In the -U'th
on the 'Ways ;ind Means ("onnii'ttee.
Ills lelsliff H devoted to tin) tilfiilrrt ol'
St. Petel's Kplscoiul (Jlllireh. to .Uten
tlons to the iiKed, the iMrU, nnd the
lioor.
In the llsht of tunny sin-h public en-(lor.-enients-
.is the above ftom Mayor
Muybtny, It Is easy to see why Paine's
celery ciiniiiouiid Is dhiilaclntf all other
leniedles.
It has been liuthfully said that the
men and women who use and recom
mend Paine's eeloiy eiiiuiouii(l lire not
the class of peoiilo who take doubtful
leniedles and patent medicines. Paine's
celery compound Is not a patent medi
in sonthtin Unci md "li ll.i nisi of I'tbrnry
thU tiai wlioii, a' bullion' inline s.i.s. iiuintr
ou' obvrveis of inidoiibltd ven.eitj re, orr to
b e beard tins tn.inder ot Ihe iaion lued In
th" baihor of I'urtriuoutli on lu day of tinii
Wttoila'-. funcial ai oiitli enoriiioii-t and urpro
tedttitc.l ilijnii"i at fiom ! I j Jl' ull'.'icit'it.
(IMr. S. i. ual XtluuiK.;
Hints lu Topogtaplilc.il Geography.
I loin j't ailiib) in tic Ameiiiau lieololn. on
"Iliu I'lan of ilia Kar.h .md iu C'aiiMs" no
taltn Hie fillowlni? ri-rloii-i 1.11U lea-Jri'in: this
iill.ilisinneiil of I lio i mill's Mat .lint torilinilit'.
10 ot tbc-st' tail' aio (ild'Cl mi tin' inns', eu--111!
fUii.lnatioli of the rn.ip. 'ihe llut it tin.'
ti.iieinlf.ill. hi , I land In Hie iiorttuin '.lid ot
water In the oiitborii litiiiliplaic. Ihe locnml
W the ln;.u.'.il.ir h..io of Hie .'eom.lpblial lililti,
Ibo rimtintiit' ate liUnnnlii' Willi tl.o Utnoii lo
tlie ii'jjili; i In- oiciii .no triithiiljr wllh the
JiascH in the south. A thud sUll.Ink" feature in
thr eartliV ih)ilovmiiiy U lift eon-pleuou, but
it itcu moio sisliH'ciilil. ll Ii l.lWMi SI Iliu
iititllinlal atraniit mt til ot ofe.m and toiittii'til'
It It tho inivt ri-lly irroitnlwtl Irom iha rk
iiriiliiitloii of a ulchr. 1'lJie oin tlnsir In tie
ii'iuic of the toiitiueiil ot Ninth Aruerlia, in die
s-lobc, ami aimihcr on the spot il' nuet ri .. 1 1 v
oppotllr. Tlie second tinker will Im Piuml to !o
neai tlo trntri' of tho Indian on-m. Miuilarly
tbe rllliilleal iiia-n if Kurope and Afrit i i-i an
tipodal to tbe itnti.il ana of the pat llic on tu;
llu louipiiathcly small ooiiuiunl ot Amluli.i
it atitli.)dal to Hie iompaiatitil small bitln of
tho Nuith Atlatilltj the Wutli Atlantic tone.
pundit, tlioiicb It" (xatti;, to the i.nltrn hilf
of Ada; find the Aicllo Oeeun It pit-iUil, ji
llpodjl 10 llui Autat'tii' bid. '
The Evolution of nn Iinnge.
Ii'. tills Itcgiiaull iciiliibiitei to ,t itteiit
nuuiber of l.a Nature an Inltirttliu; ottltln on
'l.'livolulion d'uim bnaiie." 'Ihe tlmttr wriiii
to bold that many r.f tho ail wniU ttblili bale
been rt'tsaidc-d a' (ail.t (Ituiu air In icallty tlie
It-suit of a ttlio.'itsIto ctoliillon. flu klutc
lilt li-wi) In pail nt folloiMi
'Tor mott phitusoplifH prluililio man U an
infant, lit) i-uniw-t iiiiperfeti and liitsait tie
slsum, foiut'ttlm; tho in.ut luip.iitaiit iart'. Ile
will ifpri'sent u htad wllh a rlulo or an on,
l.it will not mail, the i.uso, Hie i.m- ui tlm
inoulli; another otal or u u-d.nulo i suttlrteiit
to Indicate Hid body, and .1 Kr.ilielit line tutidt
for a limb.
The Inr.ii. I. lamrtrr. In bit ilMt ilhiiM to tin
sIkii Ii incapable, ot iuiMiii: lunch, w-hili, on
Ibo century, tlio must b-iikwanl s.itai,'eii, l.mli
liien, Aiiitialialit, Nut- (jiiliieaut, IMtlunw, i-ic,
iindirtand perft-ctly bow id tleslnu lointlly.
Their t'M'Ciitlon rvhlbllii mite, piopoiilout aw
well conkfivnl and giave iror air few-, 'llielr
work iii'ludra belli aiilunlt and null, not only
in ipof, but in inotriiuiit. 'llulr atl It rj.
Kiitlally leallillc,
"Mill Ibey friqunilly irpro.luce their luodcli
C. MAYBURY,
MAYOR
cine. It N not a secret prepauitlon. ll
Is the formula of Kdwiird K. Phelps. (
M. I)., 1.1.. ll., Piofes.sor of Materia
Medic a in the Dai tnioilth Medlt.il
School.
It Is Ihe only fjteat popular remedy
for blood and nerves ever frankly en
dor.sed by the medte.it profesIou.
.Men of amide means, who can com
mand tho best nifdle.il sei vices; tho
ablet't and the most Inllueiiiiul persons
In the country, as well as the most
pioKresslve physicians-, were the first
to perceive the r-uraordlnaty woith of
P.lIlle'S celeiy lulllliOUUil allll to U?0 It,
That this remedy has succeeded fioni
the start i" not astonlshlut'. Thousninds
owe to It le.xtored vitality, sound .sleep,
better dlucbtlon, freedom from pain,
htroiifier lii-ivus, and puier blood.
The wealthiest lumlly In the land can
.secure nnthliiir better, If they ate loolt
Iiifr lor a siiriiis, leniedy. It Is cnMly
within re.u li of the lutinblest houst -
lii'lo:i.l ot Ihe objctlt Ibcm-eltts-, and lu dolus:
i iiiitor,ti-iously iiitt.c bad Lupn i of tlitni Jf
any one d-sltii to tet thr ellct ot such a
proieihur In li iiisfjrintnir Hit! orlirlnat lliev
wilt only liatr to repeat the iNpeilintntJ of
(iiiieridi 1'ilt lllvds und Heiny llalfotir. Thee
(Ctiitt'-raiti iindiTtool; to pioduir hi a sfiut
of toplena ttatin- of IVtrm-Iet, 1 he one uiakin;
tlns llr-t cup pa,ed it to tin sttoiid an I m n,
cub repioduclne that of the piiti.ut artUt,
W'bm the tw-ehtli copy v.u fluMiiil ii . found
that l'ctiodu v.H no lunucr ricKnu.ililt' ll
bad biiomo transfottued into an old woman,
and the pactoi.il imisilej, wbiih wtie fironuly
lividdlid in the onsfinat, bad b'eotue a eluaU
that col. rid IiU arm-
The Smvivnl of Toads lu Hocks.
Tlio floiin wldc'i crop up fiery now and
again ab.. nt Mime ou fjilittiui; open a lock and
linJIli.- eiuaud in il .1 lho toad to all appear-aiiir-i
hippy and well, have Induced llu lb v.
V. llurManil, of KncUnd, ti try !omo eeil
luent. at u t'sl oi the p9.iiblllly of audi an ot
currrnrt .
ll appear.' lb.il be tjo'.. n larc bloil; ot co.ii.ie
oolitic liiiii-jiune and nud-j in It tnitho tlnular
i rill i Jill ab'tit i. lie f k t deep and tit'o iiicluj
In dlaiuetir, with a shoulder tu the tipper mar
k'ln, into wlueli be infertri a i-l.-ci; of el.i,
protectln Hill ill turn Willi .1 pleon cf slitc.
Ho tl.eti iiiailu ttielir similar but inaller boln,
d Inihit iKc-p and lito in dljuicter e.i. h, in a
l.iis'e blot s. of silkloiw iiidttdiie, e.-iwrrlnkF them
In tlic rame was. Into each nt tho tell in butb
block' be put olo lito load ulitr uchiliiliR it
and liuUiik' rt it-cunl of tho lauit-. llu then
sealed tii lie ctll' and bulled the hlotl: tiinlr
ihreo feet of earth for thirteen inontln. I'pon
c.vjinlnitlun at ibo rial ot I tils tlimi be found
that all 'he load' i:i"tllo Mndtlonr wero tle.id
and moio or lost deiouiiivtl, sbowltii tint
they bad lierii dead for a lone; time, wbllo moit
of the laiirr tnadi lu the llinrHono block wcro
alive, but hi fiery liMaiuo die ghwi c-ou-r w.n
iTjikcil. Wlrfn l.elglirtt ttiev t.h'iwet ,i coiwld
rmblu drw-jMi In wclijbl. 'iTie toiielu'l'.ti
leichiil w.n tlut tea. It ui not lito a year if
totallv iscliiduil troin air. and that thev cannot
live tvuvjiui-. It l.ilull.i lU-piltitt uf lio.l.
Dellnltlons,
llinl., iii.i, in aiitnerln; tbr ij'ji.llun. "Ulut
It it to Ik. a irentliin,inV" well and tuily s.ild:
"It It In lute lolly alnn, to lead a piuo lire
lo Utp joiir lienor tlr.-Ini lo have Ibo ilcim
of .tour ftllow iliheii. and lho loto ot jour
fliftlilt't to bear coed lorliuw niei-klj, to Milter
nil with coioianey; and Hiioiuli rill or unrxl
In nialnt tin in tuilli .dwajkr Mirov me Hie hifi
py man whoso llfu ixhlbllt Hiu.u q.uibiln, and
blin we will silnlc i liintleinati, whalcur lui
rank nuy Ik "
."lander Is thr ulai e 'I malignm .liubrrt
hln U it basilisk wl'y.' rj ale. full of tr
Bolll, (j'lUlll'i. . C' f.
OF DETROIT
hold, as t boil .finds nf uiateful letter.)
list Ity.
The u-c of this niaivelous leniedv,
now spilntr Is litre, malies nil tho dif
ference between Impure, sluggish blood
and tired nerves and a healthy, ener
Ketle condition between Mcknoss und
health. The incalculable amount of
Bond It Is dolus these spline days in
mnltliis: hlel; and even despairing ieo
ple well should compel the attention of
eveiy judicious poison who Is out of
health In this spi-iiii? of P.Kil.
It drives the poison fterins of deep
seated disease from the blood. It pro
cures sleep, mi nece.isaiy to Innln and
nti-ves. it biliiRs buoyancy of spirit In
plui e of las-sllude and despondency,
and allows the ovei taxed system to
.stai t faltlv on the load to health.
Thousands hite been benefited: thou
sands have been cim-tl by Paine's tei
ery rumpound when everthhiK iso
failid.
TllECULnilRATCI) GORDON PIANO
Before buying', scutl for catalogue.
li. 5. GORDON,
Ml l-'itlli Ate.
New VorkCllt.
AVOCA.
iJhlhlon Xti. 9. A. O. 11., will. meet
this eveiniiu. '
lu the Methodiht l'lplscupal (huri.i
tomorrow theie will lie preachliiB bv
the pastor, l!ev. 1!. M. X'ascoe, at 10..H)
n. iu. and T p. in. Mornrni; subjet t,
"Sin eensftll Oliureh Workers"; nven
injr hubject, "l.uSMins from the Life of
Piesldent Harrison."
Mltiji Kitlth Iteese, a trained sltiRer,
of U'llkes-natTJ. will sliur In the Pros,
bytorlan church tuniorrow mornliif,".
Miss Nellie Itenp has retiuip-d lioniw
titter a month's ilMt at the home of
her crandparents nt Klnihurst, , ,
Tho funeral of Mrs. John Jfcllaie
took plrtie jesterday mornliih from
the lesldeuce of her ilatiRlitcr, .Mrs. J.
J). Olaiko. A rpquloni mass was och
htaied In .St. Mnry'H cliiuvh by U.
J. J, Morrison, Alter tho services n,
lui'Ke cortefie followed the reinnlim to
their Until rfsilnk' place In Muiket
Btriet cemetery.
Ml l.'llzabeth fliaham onleitaliuvl
a party of I'llentls't'ioni rii-niuton at
tho homo of her Mstor, Mrs. 13. 1-3.
rhiyder, on Wednesday uvenlus,'.
Tho Junior ihid-nivor society of th.)
Pi-esbyteihiii church sen oil supper last
eienhiff to mom than one bundled and
llfty iiieuibers. l-IverythhiK on tlm
tables, together wllh lho articles sold,
were collected by the lit tlo ones. Th'v
huvo worked faithfully ilurlnrr the pan
few weeks to contrlbiite their numa
lo the foreign mission fund.
Mlhs Dlrdellii Dee bio Is Hiifferilig
from a t-vere attuck ot fjtlp,
.'-"
atoyft,, .Ji
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