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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-.FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1901.
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The News of Carbondale,
II PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE
W'ASn:t-.'i Boo.) slit. tnliMIe .we prrfrrtctl. tip
o( Mr:. William Lllnaluiii, no DimiialT atrcct.
l.lll'IS flKAMKII.
MtAnt.cs iioiiiu.n.
Cramer & Horton
A'l'IOIIMiVS-AT.r.AW. 0r.ll M1NI.II.1' ami mi:.
'IIANII liril.lltNII. ,
llila terfnlly foimeil .n liiot-i'iip rIu.h elmr-it
ttclltlu.l ! P'llPMl I.HV hll-lnes", tllll mill l-llllll-ml
iiiilliw, title's mllce-lions t'eul', utlU mid
nil Icwl papers
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delnwnro and Hudson Railroad.
.lunc (), lOnl.
Tuliu Ir.no (. irbohd ilc J eit.t station as
follows:
I'or Mi.intn nml Wllkct-IUire-o'.or., V.rti., ii.rm,
!iti, id m. 11.21 a. in.; li.w, l.f, m.si , ;.,.v
fi ("1, 7.(1", Iii.iji p)..1 . iii.
ltnlit Iriiui Kate .it i.'fi. 11 'Jl ii. in." 1 ''I.
'.' hi, o.oO, iM p. in.
lor Albitu, .".irn'loi;.!. Morlical, llrWon, Nitv
1 nalrnd point!, etc , T.eu ii. in; I'D p. m
idfiill.l
I'or Lsko Loilr-ie. Wat mart nml llme-dllc,
"i.'.l, II. oi j. in.; JJ.OI, U I.) p. in.
und.iy Hali- hate Lake laiiloip, iitintt
mid 1lonosil.il.! ul P. 'in n. m.i I .Bit. I.l'i p. in.
Tr.ilm u i rl v .' ut I'.itboiidile limn W'ilkiwlliiip
.ml Sii.niiloti .n follows: ll.AH. .".XT. H.M, I..i0
. in.; vssii, i.w. ;!.-'.), i.iM, o.u?, ".oi, wn, p.ji,
1I.A7 p. in.; LoJ .1 In,
""iinl.iv li.ilii" unite at !.;;; n, in.; 12.1P, a.CJ,
a..'. (I.SP, 11..1U i. in.
-unday Irabu inrHi' .it C.u bond lie (rout lake
I idoie. W.ivin.irl nml llonrixljlr at 1'.' 11, J, 10
ii m 7. A, p. in.
Now York, Ontaiio and Western.
.-ept. 17, ,M),
'Ir.iliif hate (.'.n bond lie foi Stiaulon .il i."t a,
In. : J.iiO p. hi.
"limliv ileitis ut 7.fl .i. in. j U.OO p. in.
lulus 1mm L'aibondile lor poind noitb ii t
ll.lu J. In. Hii Sinifl iv .it ii.lD .1. in. Ti.iliw
It iiili' ... II, HI ii, in. wool, dit- .Hi' I IMU i. in.
Nindiy.. tnil.e cuumcHoni lot Nt w' Xoik, Coin.
t .ill cti.
Ir.i.ii.-, ail.-. r linn; Siiuntoii .it 11.10 .1. in.: d.p,
1. in.: Item polnti nuttli, I.W p ill. Mni(!i)
I 'ilil (.l.llltL'11 .It tl.l1) .1, 111. .lll'l 7.IA p. in. j
jMUll C.iiIu-1,1 .It l.tM p. 111.
Evie Knilroad.
.I'lllc -23, iwi.
I'i .ini Ii.; dty -t.ition. CuImikKiI , il.illy
ii'Mi'P iiinhi) ,il 7.rm j. in. ami t.:M p. in. tvv
llr. 'i It ami Nmiwli; .it !'.:i'l ,i. m., iljily (rv
p'b.v mihIj.)i I".- IliiiL'luinlon. inikini.' inn
iiita..'.'! for Nm Ini): rlly ml lluinio, .inl .it
' 1') p. in, fur Su-'Ui'h.mii i, in ikilitc iniiuvitioiid
I'i. nor. rut polnN.
.".uiiliy triln- nt ll. I" i. in. for Sii,(iieluiiin,
villi ol r i ii rininrctiuii'., nml S.-7 p. in., with
mo iniiiiottioii
Ti.iin.- jinn' .i: ";; i m ami .-..41 p. m,
Simliji at ! V! .i. in.
'ARCH" YOUNG.
Oaibondnle's Most Despeiate Charac
ter Now in County Jail His Three
Brothers and One Sister Also in
Prison His Mother Alone Left
of the Desperate Family Carbon
dale Joyous Over Gettintr Hid of
"Aich."
"Aich" Vriunjj, who wn ont to the
otinty j ill hy AKIernitiii Atkinson on
thu duirse of sitteniptlnB to burn at
tin.- stuke u yfiunff lurl, is one of lliu
rlty's best known olmravter. lie
'laliiT! this city as his resilience,
though hi' lias spi-nt the most part or
his lire pceplni? fiom between prison
lurs. He Is nf n notoilous family. His
iwo hrotliois am servltiff sc-ntenees at
('hi'iry Hill and his slhter is i-onllned
In tin? county jail, the latter to appeur
before coutt on thi- ehaiKf of perjury.
"Arch's" companion in ills latest es
capade which Iimdod him in jail i a
lad named Hopkins, lie luis not yet
been 1'iiptuied, thoiiKh ho is not as deep
1n the mire as Youngs'. The latter does
not seel; to avoid an ofllcei' armed
witii a warrant, bill rather courts ar
lest and sees out of Ills way to meet
an ollker who he knows is alter him.
"While YouiiK was endeavoring to burn
younf,' Micks at the slake. CuilieM was
Willis; through the woods with the pig
they had stolen Ironi the slaughter
house. Uutcher Hicks upon Iearnlns
of the thett and the attempt to burn
his young won at the slake, mounted
his huise and went at nmc to the
aldoi man's ofliee, whole he swore nut
a warrant lor Young's an est. The
warrant was given to Ollicer Moran,
who met Young on the way. tn town,
the kilter with the porker under his
arm. When the young despot ado stood
before the aldeiman ho had the ap
pearance of being nearly frozen. The
knees ol his tiousers weie missing, his
coat a tlueailbare, and a small cap
coveied his woolly head. "What do I
lo In the a inter','" he answered to the
alderman's iuestion. "Why, I stay In
bed until spring, then 1 loaf around."
311s answer evoked some laughter from
lite crowd at the trial, and (he lad
turned on them in anger, "Don't yo be
lieve me'.1" he said in a contemptuous
manner, "well that's Jest what 1 douo
other winters, when I wasn't In jail."
Here lie smiled as lie probably thought
nf the tuv winters he had not been in
prison. When he was seul to jail
"Arch" thanked the alderman and In
n low tune of miIlo said: "Jest what I
wanted; it was jest what 1 tried to
bin n the kid lor." Tlieie only remains
now lliu mother at liberty and she nan
been liei'oiu local iildeimen rfcvewil
times to answer the charge of keeping
n bawdy house Jn gutting rid of
"Arclt" t:arbondale pLopJo have reason
to rejoice, lie Is the most desperate
imnp initn ever residing lit this city.
. I 'hu no feelings of lompassion in
'.( Itasl as van evidenced in lilr. at-
'mpt to barn joting Hicks. Ho tied
is anus behind his back ami thenco
a fitako and Ihen tied the legs, lie
ini placed fugols under tho lads teet
.ml burned four matches before he had
. blase high enougli to milt hhn. He
turned ii deaf ear on tho young lad's
eiitriatinK looka for mercy and whist
ling went to Join his companion who
carrio'd Ihe stolen pig. HJeks vus
gagged and unable to call for help,
Ho was dls?i overctl by his father,
A GRAND CONCERT,
Tv.p Yoijno; Men of Mothodlbt Chmoh
Arianglng' for a Benefit Conceit,
Two yonuu men of tho Meiluxllst
i lunch. Krank t'ouch and f'lmulo (111
vwj1iuv arranj'ed for a hem ill con
f ert for the erection or the new elnnvh
Tho concert will bo held hi tho Uaplist
church on November 2!, and It Is the
uiib(v)i) of thu young men In chaise
to.ijutke It tho best of the season.
They have already seemed the .'ir-
lets of many well-known musical per
sons, hut mo not yet content and in
tend seeui lug several more'niunbei.s h.e.
fore tho night of the (onceit. Among
the list on I lie piograuuuo nic: .loliu
T, Watklns. of Seranloui Mis. W. M.
t.athiope, of llrHReport, Conn., harpint;
r.Jrof. (j. ll. Aekenuan, cornellst; Maine
liruhain, violinist, and 1'iof. Thopiur.
fianlst.
W. l. Uvans nml Mr. Wailtlua will
itlao sins soVeril voeul polos and duels.
With Htleh talent lliu epncerl tdtoilld be
it big nucccss and a nlandlnif loom
only ornMl will no doubt bo In attend
unci'. Tho young men of the ehtiich
tire showtntr eointnendable sen I lit llielr
work of altllnir lliu church, tind many
C'arbondallanit are glad that a chance
Is afforded them to pluv.v their syin
p.tthy for thu Methodist congregation
In the lois of their htiiulsonie chtirelt,
A BROKER. BROKE.
Mr. Scliattble Was Long' on "Shoits'1
and Had to Shorten His Stay
Hete.
MeCi'ccbln .v Hcliauble was the linn
nainu of two brokers who located in
Carbontlalo a few weeks ago to do
either a short baslncM on long things
or vice versa. The linn did neither.
The brokers became Drake because
I hey were long on "shortl'."
r-'cliauble, the pleasant .wiling man In
charge of the olllce here, Is here no
longer. If he was a little longer on his
"shorter" business, lav Plight have llu-
goied longer; but he had to shorten
his .Uay and today he's boarding In
some other town, or the tow n Is taking
chances with him.
ir the otuig men thought (his was
(Iraftvllle. they made a mistake, firnlt
ville is rdxteen miles further over the
mountain. The spirit of Wall street
doesn't linger here; ll passes the
town in a hurrv. Nobody here has a
desire to make it fortune in ten min
utes and loose six In the next ten. The
biokers were not next to this Important
fact, but they learned It after a few
weeks when their capital began to
dwindle. Customers were as scarce a?
cheap turkeys are this season. There
Was one lone solitary Hash of piosper
Ity. This was when the pattons of tip
"exchange" begun to buy sleel stock.
When they ordered him lo sell sleel.
he sold them. And now Mr. Hehntiblc
is an unpleasant memory.
It was a case of hard luck. s-Vliaublc
left unpaid no debts contracted In con
nection with his olllce. The bills pay
able he left behind were those his cus
tomers hold by reason of their trans
actions. "MABON" WILL VISIT HERE.
The Distinguished Welsh Member of
Parliament Coining to Carbon
dale. Hon. WilHani 'Abrahams, the gieat
Welsh labor leader, known to his
uiuntryincn as "Mabon," whose visit
to this country has been detailed In th
local columns of The Tribune. Is com
ing to Carbondale.
Mr. Abiahams is hete making a
study of the Industrial life of the
country and his visit would certainly
not be complete without a visit lo Car
bondale. the pioneer city uf tho an
thracite regions, the blrthplai i; of the
great anthracite industry, hence his
tour was made to include this city.
Mr. Abrahams will be beie on Fri
day night and will address a public
meet lug in tho Academy ot Music. The
announcement of his coming has
stirred the nilneis hereabouts and all
of tho locals of the United Mine Work
ers ale at ranging for bis reception.
Thcie will be a ptocession in ills
honor, prior lo the meeting. At the
gatheiiug will be men conspicuous in
the life of tho community. Mayor Kll
patriek anil Hon. .1. .1. O'Neill and
several of the clergy will be among the
speakers.
In the pait who will accompany
Mr. Abiahams will be President Judge
Kdvards and Distiict President
Thomas D. Nichols, of Hcrantou.
A NEW LAW FIRM.
Assistant District Attorney Louis
Gtnmer and Attorney Charles
Horton Form Partnership,
An Intel esting announcement of the
vieok is tho format Ion of a pailnershlp
In the law by two of Carbondale's
prominent, and successful attorneys.
Assistant Distiict Attorney Louis
tlraiuer and Chailes Horton.
t'lie new ilrni will be known as drain
er and Hoi Ion. The olllces will be in
tlie Miner and Mechanics' building, in
the front suite of olllces. The reputa
tion which each of these attorneys on-
ey and the standing of each both at
thu Lackawanna county bar and in the
community makes it unnecessary to
make any announcement in this re
spect. The llriu will conduct a general
law business, giving characteristic at
tention and care lo whatever may be
intrusted to lliem in any br.im h of
the law.
Mr. Clramer wilt move bis olllce from
the f'ranr building to Ihe new loca
tion in the Mel chants and Mechanics'
building and Mr. Horton will transfer
his etfects from his incseut uu.irleis In
the latter building lo the more desir
able suite In front.
The ilrni will leceive the veil vl-hes
of the coiimumlly, and will undoubted
ly achieve a good incisure of succe.-s,
as both aie veil equipped In their pro.
fes'donul qualities.
IN A FLOURISHING- CONDITION.
Iniptovetl Order of Hcpltifioplis Re
duce Initiation Io from Six to One
Dollar for a Few Months.
The Impiou'd Order of iT'-pluMipiis.
No. iuO, iu their l.isl meeting decided to
icduco tho Inlti.ititm feu ivom "$ to ,
the same to go into offeit in mice and
continue until jirll l. This muvo ha
been taken to swell tho meiiibi r.dilp of
the nourishing society, and many v m
YOUR FOOTSTEPS
By the depth ol hi.s fool.slep
in the earth the Indians tell
the weight of a man, Do you
tread shallow or deep? Per
haps you would lifcu to weiyh
more ? If you are below
weight and find that ordinary
food does not build you up try
Scott's Kmulsion.
It is not a drug but a food
that time, has shown to have a
real value in such rases as
vour.i.
We'il M.iJ )0 4 link to try. if jrou l.kt.
u on s uow.ni:; ,w -u, uui, Niw yrt.
Rranp tho opportunity now presented
to become members.
At tho ins! regular meeting of the
soclolv, held In Walt's hall, tho attend
ance una unusually large and very en
thusiastic HpceehoH were inatlo by
Iiaac lingers, areltoii; ('. Johanna, John
P. Campbell, i.ml othois. About four
mouths ii'iii the supremo treasurer had
on hand Vi'.iWO. At the present, time
there Is In bin lunula S7O,00U, a remark
able gnlli.
FOOT BALL NF.WS.
Indians to Play ut Hiuslotim High
School va, Harry HiUnmn.
On Tlianltiiijlvittg day tho Indian Coot
ball team will play In Hiilelon, having
for their opponents the strongest eleven
In that hustling town. Already a mint- I
her of rooters are preparing to actoin-
pany the team. This will be thu haul-"
est game of the ye'if for the lor p I
strong team, it ml a vlctoiy would be a
line finish to this season's record. I
(in tho same date. In this city, (lie
High School eleven will play some
strong school team in this .section, nrob. ,
amy Harry Hillman Academy eleven
or Wllkes-Ilatre.
AMUSEMENTS.
A Good Production.
Tnc lliintUy-lhnli iniiip.tiiy oppini j liw.1
iilulili inwuimit ,it tin- (ii.mil U-l nljlil ib
llir- rli.lln.i " li, IniHHlIlt silimi," lit tin o ii ii 'uN
cil Iiimil', ctii' nf Hi" inn-t ntlimlastt" onil up.
p.nuilly b'st pb.i.Mil a.itlkwt" ut the iciuii. 'Pie
pljy wh a pMinp of IIP' In llio 'Irani-!' ninuc
tain', with nil ibo iin,lnt ami tiik'i."llii:.j ilui.n
trrs In br loiiml In thu.. p.nl. Tin' inmpaiy
tli.it liitirpu Ini Hie plup -., wilti tin I'Mfptlmt
fit' (lip I) inii I llynii eniiipaiiv, th" lirt -nun In
Cul'oiiililii tlil M'..son. lb" mIhIhito wot ntl
lli'd, ll va ili'llidiliil urnl saw cililct.io n(t"ii by
tin- b iilii"! applati-i',
flip ipniaUiis ili'"i no -pr lal loiinnrniluUiii.
'Il.i'.v .in1 piobably Ibc lir-l lb.it l.ap bveti n
line tlil.s 'f.ivnii. The M.nk hi-irr mi' irriiilnly
Ibp i lrne-t lot', uho 1i,ve ilclli:litcil C.iibfi'.i'l.il'j
.inillriiipi tlii r.i'on, at p.it. 'lliii'p wlin ui'r.y
Kimil 'pi'iialtiu will liml an cm nine Willi "n
lliintli',1 llini-i loiiipmv nil I'lijcjiiblc nni "'" f
Mlidly mil Loir ' will lip tunisbf- bill.
Seals for "Barbara Frietchie."
'Ibo iliasi mi lor sc.it.s lui "IJaib.ua rrlotclnr."
Hip 'lliankunliu J lay atlr.ulieii, lll open nil
'lncil.iy imirniiiK. ' lii'iK- lll be I'.ncn um,
J ii-ii ll, on MqiiiIh Piuiii.c.
LarbiMiiIili' llip.iiu pitioni ran noi'iilcr t lirsti -win"
a- inilniiatp In lining thin alti.irtion for
'lliaiik-cbliicr. "Ilnbata 1'ilptcliic" from tl.o
pui ef ( l.i J," I'ltili, tlip uonileunllv clpit-r ami
fnti'pi.fnl Aim in. in ill uiuti-l, the autlioi nf
".NatlMii II.iIp," Hip ailinlialile play nilnjni Iipip
a fi'w v.ei'n-, imn. The bipiilpnH if '.In- lili it
the fainoni. "Ilaibara I'lltihli" lip b.n nniin
Into a play an ho ahn.i i- i.ip.ible oi lining.
:iiiil It will bp a litiiaiv a will as n ilrainilie
titat tint aIII bp otliu-il at flip Claud on
'lliaiiU-Khlmr Dai.
Hii ip will I ip a niatliiip ami an cunlnjr pn
fill 111.1 III P. ,)li. I Hull' M I in dull lit. about tin.
liotci bpinj: tillnl mi inii oici-ioii,
PaK t Kcni'li, unp ol tho nii'it rnloii'i i-in
and ninw-lnl linn- of (lie.iti it.il iiimisn-. In
1 in- pine 111 iliaiprr. wliuh i- an a-.-nrimc Hut
tlw loinpiny will be capable and will iT ii-lii
In tin- .-pb-ndlil plav.
Two Slick Faiths.
loiijdp ot 1iiU nktiiip ajpiil i until, t'nfr
( .about! dp liilin, by the 'clip Tlip.v liJH' i
lllK, lipln-ililp vLl.pnie f"i pmoinainu proplc
tu put with hinl p.iinrd money and llipir maiiv
dupe- in iIik i it) sn.eli thrii tt c 111 wIipp one
mention "pictine .icent." One ef tTieii nlliii.
.Hoi" out watianl-. bpfnip.i lm.il aideiniui tor tha
.inel ol the tiltlii. Tint the trio bail letl town,
piobably Mcpiclinir Ihpy wile w.iiHpiI 'Hip i hi--table
in hi liamK thr ill. Hits h.r.. been plmd
hopoi lo h.ip t In in In iltirgc mjoi.
High School Eleven to Play Satur
day. 'Ihe Iniib -ilioiil loot bull ili'icn ill id o in
S. union mi siliinl,i. .igalu-t ihe -trohj; Sib'j'd i
tup l..iil,.iwai.i.a t'lpveii. 'I lie latter wmi ,i iraini
ovet tin local i It itt e.uliti in the se.."n b Ihe
hi'iiip nf .1 tn ll. 'I ho IiikIi mIiuoI Iio.vi have jn io
tked diliirintl.i fillip then and biluip tlune-'liih
i qialde nf liinlin:r on lop of the heap in Mini
dnV uaine. I.iikp einwil in lootn-. will ac in
panj tin' i Ipwii
Carbondale Knights Will Attend.
( ai.innd.ile Knight-, ot .Malta will bo well icp-ip-piilpil
it Ihe cm-hI.-p-. attendii)' thp einfii iug
in the beanliful ilimtp ol the lied ('to- Sppnl
line, whkb will Like pl.ne In Miltn tuniV.
"eiaiitiin, toinonow- I'M'iiin, 'Hip ililn;.iiioii
fumf line will lean; en the 7.nii llelawaic and
llnd-oii fain.
Conductor After Game.
Willi. nil lli-tod. the pupnlai pi-..i nrr mil
iluitur nf the Delawaie and llndiin Lompjiij,
ii in Va.wio luiinty on .1 liiintilu" tilp. 'the
iailio.nl men luoh for .-onio rtarlliin: (alio of hi"
.idWlltttlCb Oil lit- lt'ttllll.
In Expiess Office.
Mi lli'-e fi'lloailo' h.u U'Cn pliml in ehji'se
of the (.lriie.il win I. ot the new ipir-., olliio
ol the Adam, i impair., which thu lately ap.
pninieil iipii-eniaihe, I'. .. V'alku. hii opined
in tho lb ill mi .-toil.
Meetings of Tonight.
n-(,il tamp, Moniliiirii of ihe V.n'il
( .iiip.ilii.jn-. of the 1'i'icO.
lineiiean Legion oi Honor.
The ltoial i bile.
The Indians' Soctat.
Ii.loip-i i- Imiei'liii! in the dime i.iui!, i:,-liuliiii-'
li.it lull eli'H'ii will I'oiuiui i In l',ii'!,i
lull on I hilik.-'j,i Ini; en,
THE PASSING THB0NG.
I'. U, Nl..ll W.I- I M'l.ilitull ;.ll Oil llllilll .-1
.M-liuI.iy,
I-.i..i "int'ir ii liuine bom i biiilnc-s liip lo
I'niladvli'hli.
liiei.o ll. .I, iiii.iii, o; -ti niton, wii. !n the
ill lllll nil'.
l . .1. nr.lv ilrfl .. . : the We.-l -hie, I, i,lt'
UV ill -il.inlull,
Mil. Anni, liiiuii, ut .Ma.tiLM, i, ..pendim; a
tew dan, in tbii illy,
Pmie! I'eil i, lump fi. in ev cilv tu
tppinl a fi di with lil, p.innl.s in lhl illy.
.1'iMpli I'. Ni'.ih.u, an unpin!' ot tho Ont.alii
anil etuii i.,inpani, woiKIhk .villi ila nun,
Mnai. h.i bnr plom tnl to i.ir ll.i.ei.toi' n;i
lli. nub line, lie will be M.'il.mel at t adv la.
T' t loili.iiiu uiii,b in iii'h in my fiiiiiik ion
K.iiula., biie on 'il- Lipid pi .motion and wli'i
h in i ' ntu.vii'i! - ii, e
0LYPHANT
I . t.lli. ..I u.' Ml. U'llll.llll llojal, ll oK ,1 UK
.tiuiday n.iiiiiini; iioaj thu fnnll lioms mi
lliiiniioie .h.u. lami; bdeie tliv hour nppointnl
t"l IIP tlllllll tll.l ICalillllCI w.u Illicit whh
ii : nun v.. i in iiiu.il' ui lac ilipaiail, who h.nl
ioi.ie to Mi,; tuelr f.iu".o!l of her wbom they
-ii 'ih'.hl.v li'sm-ib-iJ, ,l ,11 ,,'ilu, !. i rmti'p
n ncil to i riiriik's lllllllll, M'P. . ihkIi
w-i in iiiiiiim wiii 9.iiii- b li, .1 il.ii 1 1' Don
lull, .ho iiuii pii',.i.hri ,t rermoii m i.bbb l,p
iiill.'iil ihe tleuas'il in," ,i r tuaiy admlulili'
I. am it idiauuei liniiiiu the iniiiP.-tho Mr.
.ini .pp. il.mi who n mined by Mi... pnu
llpmii il'.Malliy i.ii'1 Tiobcn )KC'rmj(l.. 'Ihe
I imt-tli'ii, U ic i o:ielu,oi nl ihe llle., i on.
tii.niil lo Mt I'alilil.'i, Limilciy, while ilia t'e
. I'.i-ld '...l I. lid In ii, t, 'H.e mi'iebeiv nf the
I i Hi-' ( ,u In. lie lleieniluil .incitloii nltinddl
the nmi'ial ii i ' I, ,i, 'Ihe pilllieaiia v.vir;
'oliii lliiiiin, .Mlioii,v ti'in'ipi, lldnaid l.oti.-,
lii'iui ll.ii..U'oi, '1 In, um I'MH In and .i..iiiir
liUillij. Tliiie win 1 lairju nllciidiiKo fiom
mil m loon,
n io.it r -iippii III be iiii'il al tie III.il.ely
liiplUi b.ii.nr liil. n.iili:;;. ,M iiU'ik a
inibU il ami llinjiy piosiaieine will bo reiul"rul.
ll -v lialtnl. '
An irror w.i, made Ip il,l 10I11111I1 nleiiliy
l.u.'lillii,' in I u .ililioiniecnicm ef the double
uvililiai; tl llr.-. A'lile Slew.tt mi'l I'l.inl: Diy,
mil S'aiili.i Hoil','a am) .Inlin Metterii, by itei,
J :iii lit. Ml llodu'Kii and Mi. .Mittcrj imil
.III' till 1 eiplo m n 1 In
tpii'ld -in..e mil be hold In the I'lliniliie
Meli.odl-l il'iilili. riuliliiuUllii; fiuilll.', .it i'.UI
lA'lock. Id., .lainm lie... lliu puitor, will i.jii.
di't tlr p.i-.ii..'.
i;ooil itul auii'uc wiiiicvil "fiie pe-inirl
THE
Change of life.
What will that change bring to mc ? Will it sec mc living in dreams
of a happy past, a healthy woman who has given to the world fair
daughters and strong sons? Or will it see mc only the woman who
was; n moaning Invalid, n burden to those I love, btoken of body and
miserable of mind ?
The pertinency of those questions to every woman lies in the fact
that few of thempass through this period of functional change without
suffering both physically and mentally. Wkc so much of womanly
sintering, this, too, is accepted as tnc
unavoidable penalty which the sex must
pay to nature.
This view of suffering is a gross slander
on nature, whose every season has its own
charm, and who "hath made all things
beautiful in their time." In a healthy
condition there should be no suffering for
women at this period of change. When
there i suffering ; when the body is in
pain, and the mind is clouded by jealous
ies or darkened by fears, it is
because the womanly organism is diseased
and the nervous force exhausted.
ft is at this crisis that the great medi
cine for women, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription, proves its value anew. This
medicine, which helps the maid, wife and
mothei , will carry
the woman safely
and happily
through this crit
ical period of
change. Il will
preserve her from
the chronic inva
lidism which
claims so many
victims at this pe
riod of functional
change. It will
give her physical
strength, tranquil
nerves, sound
sleep, and a
healthy appetite.
A Woman's
Jlrs. M. Barnes,
of Balls Ferry, Shas
ta Co., Cal.,' writes:
tTv tillvcinint, cnbl
I was suffering from
the cltccts ot
'change of life.' I
had heail disease,
uterine trouble, and
rheumatism. Jly
head was so dizzy I
could hardly stand.
When I began to use
Di Pierce's medi
cines I improved
right along. I took
seven or eight bot
tles, of the ' Favorite
Prescription, ' a teaspoonful three times a day,
and the ' Pleasant Pellets at night. I feel as well
as I ever did. I take great pleasure in recom
mending Di. Pierce's medicines to suffering
women. I think they are the best medicines iu
the world. I can't say enough in their praise.
The ' Favorite Prescription ' cured me after I
had been so sick for two years that I was hardly
able to be bout."
Tiie greatest advertisers of Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription are the women who
have used it and proved its remarkable
power to cure womanly diseases. The
testimony of a weak woman who has
been made strong, or a sick woman who
has been made well, by the use of "Fa
vorite Prescription," is something real
and tangible. It is not like the specious
promises to cure which are held out in a
certain class of advertisements. It is not prophecy, but history.
When some woman says to a sister iu suffering: "I know that Dr.
Pieice's Favorite Prescription will help you, because it helped me;
because it cured my diseases and banished my pains," the woman who
hears the testimony instantly seizes hold of the fact that there is help
and healing right within her reach.
" Such a Wonderful OureS'
"X will give you a full account of my case as near as I can," writes Mrs. Maggie
Moint., of Munson Station, Clearfield Co., Pa., Bo:: 16. "I have been a very
healthy woman, and this time has Iwen very hard with mc. I atn come to tha
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lit this plaee.
TAYLOR.
'I ii hdii animal miiMntiol) of ih" unm
llt'li'i l.niutl.iii .H-i" latleni ol the I iftli I'n.i.-.-l,n,la
dli-tinl, at I'ltUtoli, Poliiiiicnelli to'la,
.nil .ontiitiic until Simla, scmioin will be
),i M at .1 p. in. and 7..0 p. :n. Tl.o lollowin,'
diliKitu I'oni tin Ini 1 1 ilium; Mcii'i (lul.imii
,i.iu(latnii will .itii'iiili John A. Uoul, Krr.i
It. fowill nillLin Detail, Pit nl f llei.-i, Wil
liam I'hlllip ami . Collln;woo..
Ihe la.tlot llili cihool trim deleitrl (lie Old
I'uikc lllifli filioo! Ii mi In fn iniireitliii; kiiiiu
41 lo.it ball on Hid lliur iMu piiillmn on Ued.
iiotiljy alleinoi.ii by a uuiii of 11 to " Ihe
loul K.1111 will site, thill opponent, a utuu:
S.iiiW In Hie near fiitnie.
Ilinlii made an uuusi.eiiil alturpt to
Kiln an cnn.inte to the liolil ot John Minium
ui Wcilm.-il.iy inotiiim.'. Ml. llieham wat mtale
in.'d al mi i aily limn b.i u n.iiic ami i-urtnl
In Illtf'lUr.e I ho nni lild.'li hivaim al llllleil,
ami made pioil tluli' c-eap.'. Setrial wiei.a a;o
Mv. Ilulum't pl-ie v.n limpl-nUnl an I i iaie
ipianlll et liqnoi.1 and ciK.ir.i rlnlen.
'I he (ii'ilii.ni (ileo i lui', wliMi iotnprl-rd c'liie
if the bill thimn of (bo (ieu.iiil ililioniinitlon
aio rn.il.li.it iMPiidto picp.ii illvm I" bold a
iji .iii) maun mi u.' i 't nlifht In ibi'i'
I till.. 'Iblil'U will b. ill ll Witl'ill 1 le't
1I.1.M. 'Hie aluvo Is ,111 .11111111I nil brat ion 'tidi
lut H.'im.ill pioile, nml thi i.u'ii ctill' Irtgiie
i.,n in cmi! any pievloiii nlelnation.
Opiiatloii wa rll.itl'.ihd lit tho Ta.tloi iiilliei
.tittildiy owlin. In a kiaiclty n! blu niM.
'Ilio wmi. if repalllm,' llio lloldeil lilll.e oi
lie; itl.iv,,ne, l.iel.awaiiiii ami WriU'tii lorn
piny ii Uliix pii.le.'d Willi H'id fo a In have
llililji, in tel'lllii.k lo i-uiiiliioiiii; wnlU b Jaie
naiy I.
Tomoliot. lb iinpluti-i ef Titb'i. I'jne,
llohUii, Auhniid and ( iinlim'iitil, In thii l'"l
oiiKii, will leielie their tciiil-iiiontlil iilliln;.
Ml. Julia 'I. WdlUiii., ut Writ Mianlvii, lid!
d lelatltn. In (Ids plaeo oil Wiiliit'edd.
Mlii i:ib.iheili I'i lee and John Umiull, bolli
u( tidi luitu, wit" iniilul In uiaiilanc "ii WJ.
ue,iia iti'iiin;.
WOMAN WHO
mmwf n wviuiMffl an m wwwya h
generally
W.milnsioi lamp, No. I'i-'. I'auioln Oidn
on.1 11 llli-i it .1 , will inr.'t Inlii n onilli;.
lllineli No, 4l. I. nlii-.' ( .ilhulii' IliiiPi.'lei l
Si-Mjt i.itlnn, bate ill instil the 1 meitins r.ivlii In
the I1i-I ami liilnl 'Ii1111.-1l.11 ut t.iiy n.oi.t.i,
until liiuhei' main.
All tinw bolilliis h.iul.i i,.' tn. di.i.tiiu 111J
loiient 01 the t.ih.11.1 lliptl tliiaih .n.i n-iiwe-tn
10 lute tin m loiplhir with I In .nib',
in loo hmdi of (ho uimuiittee no laur ih.in
Mitiul.it afieinciu.
Ilet. II II, llali.s Aid .1 ill. .!). Hie i.-jtor
iii W1tl111nl.il.
intiiitiblo luiiili'i I'ulti.i , N 1. '"..', KiiikI .a of
Malla, will tine; 111 -i--ii I'i,. ctniiiir
JEnmYN AND A1AYFIELD.
Min II11.M II. Hall. n ii.mtuii, uu.u.lv"! 1
ilimil tnelel iu llr lliplUl 1 luiu-li Ii.-t 'lurid iy
I'tcliinS. 'Ihe e.ielil will unit eiei luimt.i'
I'ttnlm,' Iii tiiu oliimh ami lnom v.uirr.'. iniiut
1 It'll 111 i-hiin .11 ui'ittilli Join ilio tltic. Din'
tniily wile cinollid I.11I 'I ue..il.jv .
'Ilu (.inplii.ut. 01 Ihe lLI.iwi.ie and iiiii,oii
i.'lllny will miltn I1n.li- pj, 10. Um ,lrt l.ilf
01 lliu month touioirotv ,ifti tuuJti.
lief. M ...ill. ul II. 'Iliolilpvon will p.etil, Ii, ,ro
1'lnl ll.iplUt iluinli Miiiilay ctuitii? ci "Ui"
peuuin.e Ncecetaiy lo Nibetlon,"
A tnlld ol Mr. ami Mm. I'l.iiA MUiiiu. ui
'1 hi I il tin I, ii o biomiii.'l '.lu'.liih,
Mih. Ilir.ibi. ( ntci', ol M lilt euni, .tctiitiiy
lenitnl ttutil 111 the ileal. 1 01 lit r --..!tl, Mia. .-.
I). .iu .Nf-s width uwli i!.ni i.i Imli in ipulj-,
lue.iti w.n lot imis a iiiiilun ci .liunjn ,iv
U well Itiiutt'ii liere,
A tlilhl 01 Mr. .iixl Mil. in. i.i' Men ijin, 11
'J ll! 1 it nlii it, ii id ot burn tin-.
'I lie imy .tiilnil.i.t uvtaidiil Mir. .'aniiii' i.'ulli.
liber n.'n ilamii'.ii im nijmlo in. in, I 1 ,.Uin,.
mi the il.'fettiti' nliii'w.ill;. er hui'iaml w.ii niin
iiwaii'id ilu'i mi loi o( icnUen vi mi wife ilm :i
l.n iIIhim. 'I hi re Is lull. .11110,11, .'.Mm 1,1 I'm
(.iimelhiiiii 01 , il.mt,' Ilu ia lo 1 Mgliir ouit,
'Ilio Wiin.in'.i llonie Ml-..niuiv .eiluy inri y.
inil.it tt Ihe homo ... Um pie.ii'.ei'i, Mia. '' I'.
Itjl.ei', 01 Svhoi.iI itieel.
ll I'hitr.te M.iIih , who I.. Ii 11 -tibiiily
ill, i fuipiotiue.
l Annie Ite.tii'ilu., .' J,,, "tj J.t (.'! J. wa. 1
Scrauton 1UI10. Iliinl.it.
Mr. .iii-l Mi. I wnl. Je'li't- wt , 1 W'iluutiy
Ihe uiit'-l 01 W111I011 fueii'l-.
iWOOSIC.
Mu. . J. Hinl.. Jin, I'. II. .Iul.wiiiiti4 5h.
Tlfi.illi. jpcut 'lliui,il.iy m DVii'l).
Imve tjuy Vl iinnnijopu uti Hkm
mwihu- -i mmmmmmm
w . ruKBgma
W w, v J vWBW& f WmLrS r1
Vry 'Mv' 'vrIP mL( I if In J
i ) II I ifiiti i' Si fi A . 1 1 ijrfiiiA Is It ifftiiiil if fViiit Ifilslil t i
ill II HlMii MMl
www . i wwwwflBft crai i v; wwsp.vam
mtsfflft fl w8wte LJ w Mm
time of change of life, and I have been sick a good deal, off ami on, When Mt..
Hcuimis nipved beside me I was sick in bed, and when she came to s-cc me and we.
were talking over the sickness, Mrs. Hemniis told me to try Dr. l'lcrcn's Favorite
Prescription and 'Golden Medical Discovery,' and also 'Pellets.' I got Iter to
bring me a bottle of each from Ihe drug store, and I used llieni, Thev did me a
great deal of good, and I got two more bolllcs of 'Favorllc Prescription.' That
made three bottles of ' Prescription,' two of 'Discovery,' and two of 'Pellets.' t
never saw such a wonderful cure. Defore I commenced your remedies I was good
for nothing, t had lo heiitl my washing out for I was nol able to do It, Then t
got worse and had to get a girl to do my work. I would have headache so badlv;
would bloat up, and was iu such misery I baldly knew what lo do with myseff.
What "Favorite Prescription " has done for so many other women it
will surely do for you.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription contains no alcohol, neithci
opium, cocaine, nor any other narcotic. It is a purely vegetable
preparation, and will not disagree with the weakest constitution. .Sick,
women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter free. All such cor
respondence is held in sacred secrecy, and all womanly confidences
are guarded bv strict professional privacy. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce,
chief consulting physician to the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute,
Buffalo, N. Y.
rjauutif iUi-wiiiMiiwinwi whji
Address.- BR, Si, V,
.'iliiiiii lie .itiniiii ( .I.i-- . Hiii-ut'i pi mi in
'I Pi.nl ly I'tilims. 'II tt win 11-lniid ahoii' 1
S.iiuuil ll.1-.1ll, hup ol the 1 0111,1111; '.1 iiiii1ii(-,
wliu explained ihe woudtli if tin fa' toi i'i a
tnt iutitiitlliu niiimei'.
'ilie .Mi-.-oi -lill.i and l.diii f.ntaii ailuidcil 'he
mil.'d al M. Lul.e'i. IM1UI1 Imuu', Btuutuii, 'Vir
el.i.t Men lie.
Vlpi. 'iii'iiuai I'dii. ol Xtn.i, i.ilktl 111 totn.
ilhlllll.l."
Mamie I) .ran .eul -' i'.t Mif 01111'al: ntlcuJeil
a 10cl.1l 11 Anna W 1 dm nl i) nibi.
Hi-., ni'il Mi . I'..;ilt .ef .ipindin :. tot.' ri 1.1.1
Willi ihe ft iniu'. In nlii.' ' W.ite'il,.
ah-, -. U. tlllll.! apt nl n'ltiitlai- aflitr.oor In
" i.iiiit p.
DUNAIOftE.
'lot ..lira...! pialvi aeitUo ol die Wt.i.Ui'.i
JlfMiuiiii' ,1 it'lt'l) 01 Ilu l'lijiiiniili tliilieh
ttai held .11 ilu li'iiiio f Mi. A II. lllaiKiutoti
.te.lcrila aiieintioii, A 'aite umiilici 01 Hie
ladle-, nt tie.' iluinli v.eie piuenl mil nijioul
1 in- i'M.(t!t'iit pi'iv.iim.ie uiiiL'.i 1 'Ihe .ptiilni;
,uilirt waj tiiicii bv .Mik) Mioiii.-, in Wit
l'ituion, IX III) w.n lollownl In' Mb N. 1. lilutf
in a i-liurt tail'. '!" flibbon, t. n iri'ciii ami
line mi' of Id. 11,'ial ii.tcrtaiitlii, t.ilkn on
the fjciii'lal 111i-.1i011.il' nbli'i't. .Muile wa.i till
imlicil In- Mic tn-oiRi' ll. .-1111111 ami Mn. ' H.
Illiiiis.'i.li. 'Iliv tli Hi', olleiliw lolli'tliil amount
C'd (11 llll. If.'. At ihe t nilt lililull uf tin plie
KlVtUiliii' iluiliiy n iii'aliiiicnti wne n-itnl b. Hi"
lollowllU' XilillliS laillim: Ml.lei (oilnlll li.illiin,
r.ilu I'lnr., I'.miiie liibniiie, Malib dlbhoif.
i;ilin Ilimiioii, lli'i-le and Ilium 1 jii.
ii.i I'iIIiia.' hall wa lilbd lo tho ilom la.i
liU'lil upon' tho omialoii 1 1 iisteilaliiliiriii
imdii- Hip an.plni 1. Hn' I"-mI I'lnlllbliiou
Ipjuh.. 'Ilm l.ilt'iil i'iuiilieil Olliio of tin bil
iiitiil.iili.t app.Mili'tf liefoii' l pilblM In U1I1
1. limit, ami the lain' auilli'iiie uVlls!ii"l
lo ilu IliiUhi'il wmi, uf ilw .iriUl
.itU iiin ui II. I!. "-muivV meal ni-uktl!
I'.illelliouw U'.I., U puuniU icif , ...
siilnln .I1.1I., -J pnuiidi fol'
llb oa.i, ui' poiiutl ...,,,,,,,. .lui.
U,' I'ltultc lamli, pl l""1"'1 1'-1''
( lll,tl'i pel' l"Ullil U"-".
Ilgmuj U'ab, pt-i I'DU'11 llK''
l-'lt.ll ll''l. per pu'iw! Ii..
Tn' Ixuihl" c lliltt hejij a Wigily aiitadnj
mt'viltw lJt MijfUi. '"J" "'winumtu xt-nv
HtjiipJ.v'U'il fn the aUi'i.dilHU o 4 Uli eJeteuu'
U UuUI lhl lJ-K-' ,,h' "MW8 "' l iM
t r ijfsnw 41 lWilty Ull ou Mtuidajr niuht
Mii I'.miifo OJiojiu? iia V'tinuml liwin- h"U) u
Ml il'ii'V w,t'' lut l',ollk"! I" ttiiJiIiisioii.
lb I'.
Jk lrain st4Muli f WIulu IVIju, lj
WAS.
i wascvcrsoiuauKiiii loiurs. iicmuus lor letting
mc know what a grand medicine Dr. Pierce's
was, 1 believe I would have been dead had it
not been for this medicine. I was so sick ami
bloated that I did not know what was to liccotne
of mc. Now I am better of all that. I can do
nil my work myself, and feel well now. That
was the reason I wanted to get otic of your
'Common Sense Medical Advisers.' I thought
that when I received so much benefit from your
medicines I would nlso receive more from your
book "
always Helps, It almost
always Cures,
The patient, persistent use of Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription results in a
perfect and permanent cure in ninety
eight cases in every hundred. Hut in
every case the use of this medicine greatly
benefits, if it does not completely cure.
In the case of
Mrs. Bowman,
given below, she
was relieved of
three - fourths of
her pain. From
a woman who
was unable to do
anything, and
who feared that
she would lose
her mind because
of the terrible
pains in her head
and neck, she has
been changed by
" Favorite Pre
scription " lo a
woman who can
work every day
in reasonable
comfort.
Hoi Duty
Hone,
'" l feel it my duty
to write you, as L
have received so
much benefit from
the use of your
medicine," says
Mrs. Luzic A. Bow
man, of New Mata
moras, Washington
Co., Ohio. I have,
taken four bottles of
' Favorite Prescrip
tion ' for female
weakness and
change of life. Before I began taking it I could
not do anything. I had sucii pains in ray head
and in the back of my neck that I thought I
would lose my mind. Now I can work every
day and do not suffer one-fourth of the pain. I
recommend ' Favorite Prescription ' to all fe
males suffering in the period of change of life.
It is the best medicine I have ever found."
Nothing is claimed for Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription which has not been
accomplished by it, not once only, but
over and over again. Behind the claim
that '' Favorite Prescription " makes weak
women strong and sick women well stand
half a million women, who have been
cured of irregularity, disagreeable drains,
inflammation, ulceration, or female weak
ness, and who have been strengthened for
the strain of motherhood.
&
twmmm i
PIERGE, Buffalo, N.
v
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Ihe um- 11 M. I Ii .mt.. if ' in IlldO
-tun.
limn 1., Mi. and Jin. 1. (.' II. Hi ti . n
ot. P. a -on
GREEN IDGE.
'I 11 ail l I. lllllllll -. ot "llnlPlcun "tllllt i 'M.
M.ik Toitn-uiil I'uiiii' and Ml-i I'udu, oi ( 1
poiisc atei.ut, hate letminl I10111 ''x ml.
clt.
Mr. nml Ml. nlin l..ilim. ot N"i nun
Kiivliinl, ue brlii piili'i lallii il h I
.Miv. 'Ili'iiiii, l.owe, 01 I' nl. atieel
I'lie tiiiici.il nl J. II. Illrhiiil'iii loiiK Ida o
Horn hU I ito hvim, I.Vil on Mop ll at. nil. ,
.W'tlenliv atteiiinoii nml J luelt atttntlcil
tnltC.' wo roi.'lueteil by llu (.. A. t me,
'ptiior in I lie Pint nli me .Muhodn Lplsiopal
il.utih .ml a iiinleile I.0111 the 1 mill ol tint
iluinli uiidiioil aitnal lini-ii il fCleitloiH. Thp
ia.iit'1 w.i ulnioit hidden bv luauiitul Ilm il
nlltimsai Hem iiiuiU nl tl" dead man, 'I 11
pillliiini-. wen. 'Ilioiuiii Itciineilt John oi
an, 1 liuli'a W airman, Jmtph l'ior ami I1 .1
lloi.m I rinnla in attendaiuo tumi 01 n- ut
limn tieip: llobeit Kkliinboii, (if Alton, 111 ,
llemy lliomaa, ut HiooMjn; Mi, ' and Mia
Jiint-a Xulloli, of WilU-vIliru", Jli?, .lonei aid
M11. Iladtitii, ol 1'I.tinuutlii Mrs. Waitcniuii, d
l.uliiopp, ..iid II. tl. l'ti li.'inl-wii and ilamthtfii
of (JilntlillLi. InliiinPiit wax uinle 111 IVrrid
lllll .eni';'.ci .
'ino rhiltl ot Hie liKtli llil;e I'l.'oh.uciian
ihuitii iniiiac 01 1 uitiialimiciiii tta k'i 11 lit
iiciiina by Hit. I. J. l.iiiaiui.-, II. II. w l
'e tun "xiuiuid the I'ne if H llunit - ( H"'
.aid .u. Ililu.cil lei by 11 Ijiac ami i' pa inn,
aitdieuti. )b. l.ittiliiK will sit' a raiim
let luie a', the (apuiaX' ilupil li.i- iimm.
'Ihe itiininl of 1 In, t'lie, il iiiiniinal ui"ii . .1
i-iiial.- I.'lvm b Hip die. 11 lll.lj.i Wi'liinu la I
ttinllu' In liliuil'i'i t ol Hie 1 bib .111.1 1 11 'in
nil el., in Hie t lull h.'lln', 1 1. 1 a W 01 nt. .!"
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