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8 Highest of all in Leavening MM Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report PURE LUZERKE COUXTY. WILKES BARRE.

Brevltira The Derr Memorial Sunday school will hoM its araiual picnic at Harvey's Lake today. Train leaves Lehigh Valley depot at 8:30 a. and stops ar. North Wilkes Earre and Mill Creek. Tickets, adults 75 cents, children 23 cents.

Today and tomorrow Dan Shannon and his strong Rochester team will play Wilkes Barre at Athletic These ehould be very interesting games, as both teams are playing winning bali and no doubt It will be a batle royal. John Guber. colored, was arested yesterday for stealing ait Williams' hotel. Plains ville. A search warrant was issued and some of the property of Emma Conyng ham.

a domestic was found in his possession. He was seat to jail to default of bail. The following will attend the national convention of the C. T. A.

tlo be held in St. Loui's on August 6 ana 7: u. A. llackn. P.

H. McG uigM and James F. Mc Guiire. of Wilkes Barre; P. Mulhern, of Scrantoii, and John J.

Jlcilanniman, Freeland. B. Duffy, asred 13, who lives in the rear of 25 North Main street fell from a third story dtoor Wednesday night and received a serious bruising. She was attended Dy Dr. Sweeney, who sent her to the city hospital.

The iittle one was resting easily yesterday. H. L. Hastings of Boston, who will lecture at the Y. M.

C. A. next Sunday, is the author of that popular hymn, "Shall We Meet Boycnd the River?" He is the editor of The Christian, an exc llent paper, whicn he founded. His tracts and books are airiest legion. The funeral of the late David T.

Williams will take place from the residence of his sen. David D. Williams, on Bno street, Plymouth, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services will be held at the house by Rev. Hugh Hughes of Ashley.

Interment in Hollenback cemetery. The F'hohibitionists of tlvs city will meet in the arbitration room this evening and place in nomination a candidate for (he office of representative and transact other business. The Barre Prohibitionist ouartette will he present and sing some of Sis popular temperance songs. Evam Evans of Scranton, superintendent at the Woodward colliery ot the D. L.

W. company, while descending the shaft yesterday morning susradned an injury to his ankle. It got caught between the timbers and the carriage and slightly wrenched. He was taken to the depot and lcf. for home on the train.

Dr. Wenner. a veterinary surgeon of Bloom shirrs, died on Wednesday at his heme at that place. Ten days ago he was bittern on 'the hand by a dog which he was treating and before he died Dr. Weraier developed very pronounced symptoms of hydophobia.

Deceased was 3G years old, a skillful surgeon and very popular in that ciromunity. He was unmarried. The contention between Alderman James J. Thomas and James Griner is not at an end. The alderman had a warrant issued for the ex representiative's arrest and he bail before Squire Marshal on Wednesday for his apearance at court.

Th9 alderman says Griner charges that he conspired to defeat him for nomination and has been carting Mm names and finally in Pacharaoh's saloon threw a match box at him. A most peculiar acoident occurred to John Sorelinsky, a miner at Warrior Run on Wednesday. He was working in a as pous part of the mine and after his light had gone out, he wandered into an old chamber, where he was shortly afterwards found unconscious. There was such a volume of gas that he became asphyxiated and rendered helpless. He was removed the hospital where he is still in tV.ngerous condition.

Tickets for ladies' minstrel show are for sale by Charles Blumenthal, Public Square: Marx Long, Public Square; Levy South Mta in street; Samuel Falk, West Market street; Courtright's, Bennett building: Chairles Landiis, West Market street: Hart's drug store, Public Square; Carter's drug store. East Market sureeet; Kutzner's drug ptore, East Market street; Selig Cohen, PubMc Square; Samuel Schloss. North Main street; Green's drug store. West Market 3treet; the Broadway, Public Square. miles' Nerve and Liver Pills.

Act on a new principle regulating the liver, stomach and boweia through the' nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Miles' Pills sp eiily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation. Unequalled for men, women and children.

Smallest, mildest, surest; 50 doses, 25 cents. Samples tree at Matthew Bros. WELL KNOWN MERCHANT DEAD. Irwin Van Loon of Plymouth Victim of Kidney Disraac. Irwin Van Loon, a well known young business man of Plymouth, died on Wednesday of kidney disease, after an illneiss of two months.

The deceased was 29 years old and for some year9 had been engaged 4n the grocery business with his unole, Ziba Van Loon. He was of a sociable disposition and had many warm fnie He is survived by a widowed mother, Mrs. Burton Van Loon, and three sisters. They are Mrs. L.

G. Rice of Wilkes Barre. Mrs. I. A.

Weil of Ply month and Mrs. Mark B. Lockyer, of Philadelphia. The funeral will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services will be held at the house and Rev.

W. J. Day will officiate. Interment will be made in the Davenport Van Loan cemetery. Something to Know.

It may be worth something to know that the very best 4icir.e Toi tor inir tl.e tired out nervous syst tj a haithy vigor is Eltctric Bitters. This medicine is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone to the irve centres in th" fctowach, gently stimulates the Liver MID SUMMER SALE OF Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths Linoleums, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Chenile Curtains, Rugs and Carpet Sweepers. The above goods have been overhauled and marked down to nearly one half their value. This sale will last during the month of July to make room for fall goods. Come and get prices.

We have some desirable things in rocking chairs and centre tables, 25 per cent, less than the actual cost that we are closing out. J. SCOTT IIMGLIS CARPETS AND WALL PAPERS. 419 LACKAWANNA AVB Kidneys, and ai5 these organs Jn thro. off impurities in the blood.

1 rctric bitters impiuves the appetite, aids digestion, and is pronounced by those Tito have tried it as the very best blood purifier and nerve tonic Tr it sola for jOc. or $1.00 per bottle at jilat thews Drag tore. CHAINED UP HER CHILDREN. And Beat Then Willi Club An In human Mother. A case of heartless cruelty was investigated by Humane Agent Walters Wednesday.

Mrs. Gilbert Peppengei, lives in Dymond's Annex, Kingston' For some time past the neighbors have heard the shrieks of the children and have seen the mother unmercifully Dunish them. Wednesday morning Mr. Walters was notified, ana in the afternoon he investigated the stories of the neighbors. The house was found in a filthy condition, and the mother gave the a warm reception.

The woman did not attempt to cfcr.y the fact that she had beaten her children and declared that she had a right to kill them if rhe wanted to. She said she did not fear constables, "cops" or humane agent. The oldest boy, George, aged 8 yea', was badly bruised about the back, great ridges being in evidence. He said hi. mother oten chained him up for a day at a time, and that she beat him with a club.

There are four childi in the family, the youngest being a baby three years old. The mother is between thirty five and forty years of age. The father is respectable man and employed as an engineer in the South Wilkes Bar power house of tht traction company esquire Boone issued a warrant for th arrest of this woman. Sne was given hearing at once. Her son George was examined by the squire.

His back and arms were a mass of red ridges from the beating given him on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. Ann Jones and Mrs. Walter Teal were sworn and testified to having neard the screams of the boy and also his pitiful pleading for mercy.

Mrs. Tettinger did not deny beating her child. She said he deserved it, and she thought she had a right to make her boy obey. The squire thought so, too, but he was of the opinion that there was a limit and after giving the defendant a sever reprimand he imposed a fine of $10 and costs. Cornelius Cronin went her se curity, as she had no money.

Last summer one of our grand children was sick, with a severe bowel trouble. Our doctor's remedies had failed, we tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which gave very speetiy relief. We re gard it as the best medicine ever put on the market for bowel complaints. Mr3. E.

G. Gregory, Frederickstown, Mo. Thiis certainly is the best medicine ever put on 'tlhe market for dysentery, sum mer complaints, colic and cholera Infan tum in children. It never fails to give prompt relief when used in reasonable time and the plain printed directions are followed. Many mothers have expressed their sincere gratitude for the cures it has effected.

For sole by Matthew drugglists, 320 Lackawanna ave. WYOMING CAMP MEETING. It will be Held as T'snal, Beginning Aug ust 10. The officers of the Wyoming cainp meeting association have issued a. circular giving information concerning this year's annual meeting.

The meeting will begin August 12 and close August 21. In addition to tire ministers who reside In this district, sermons will be delivered by Rev. E. C. Sawyer, D.

of Syracuse, N. Rev. E. H. Yocum, D.

of Sun bury, and Rev. H. E. Johnson, a missionary in Japan. The singing will be in charge of the Wyoming Conference Tiio.

The "Nnv Pentecostal Hynvms" will be used, with other books on hand. The pavili which will seat a thousand peoDle, a' fords protection from the rain and the warm sun. A grand Etj worth Leagi: rally will be held at the camp grou Jil on Tuesday August 11, commencing 10:30 a. holding three Hacks will be in Wyoming at a. m.

to take tne people up at reduced fare. The W. R. R. will sell tx cursion tickets from July li) to Se tember 1, from all stations between Shickshinny, Moscow and Daiton.

Pastors are revested to announce the meetings from their pulpits and otherwise, urging all to attend. Arrangements have been made with William Comstock. to have conveyances meet the following trains at Wyoming, Com mencing July 15, 1806. Trains from the north at 8:45 a. and 4:15 p.

trains from the south at 9:01 p. m. and 4:17 p. m. Hack; will meet other trains during meeting.

Following are the officers of the association: J. I. Shoemaker, president; T. W. Kyte, treasurer; J.

G. Eckman, presiding elder; W. Treibl secretary. Relief In Six Hours. Distressing Kindney and Bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the "New Great South American Kidney Cure." This new remedy is a great surprise on account of its exceeding promptness in relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every part of the urinary passages in male or female It relieves retention of water and pain in passing it almost immediately.

If you want quick relief and cure this is your remedy. Sold by C. M. Harris, druggist, 12B Penn avenue, Scranton, Pa. STOLE VALUABLE ARTICLES.

A Young Colored Ulan Held In Ball to Answer. Yiasterday William Young, whose home if) in Louisville, was before Mayor Nichols for larceny. Young is a colored man aged 28 years amd came to Wilkes Barre 'three weeks ago accompanying a carload of horses. Young sold to a son of Dr. Spayd a gold pen holder belonging to C.

L. Nagle. It was reported to Mr. Nagte, who went immedia tely to his trunk in which he had placed numerous relics, and found that it had been biokem open and the contents scattered over the floor, and that several valuable articles were missing, among them gold and diamond finger rings, rare trolns, pocket books and the gold p.n holder, to the value of $40 or $50. Officer Dougherty arrested Young.

At the hearing yesterday It was shown that some of thn stolen articles wwe found in possession of the prisoner and this, together with his confession satisfied the mayor he was guilty. The defendant was required to furnish $50Q and in default was committed to. the coumity jail. Terrible Misfortune Many Suffering from It Today. The cry of misfortune 1s never heard without a responsive throb of sympathy from those who hear it.

Thousands who have had la grippe, which left with that constant tired THE SCBANTON BEPUBLICAX, FRIpAY MOBNING, JULY 17, 189C. worn out sleeplessness, dull headache, depression, hysteria, have often prayed for relief and are ob taining It from Dr. Miles Restorativ Nervine. Mr. Lew Enyart, Macy.

Ind. says: "Tour Nervine has cured me of prostration; it is just what your advertisement said it was." "Two bottles of Nervine cured me of sick headache." Chas. WiXber, Palmyra, N. Y. Sold on a guarantee by Matthews Bros.

Call for a doctor's book. "New and Start ling Facts." THEY LEFT FOR CAMP. Advance Gnard of the Ninth Off for Ijewistowii Yesterday. The advance guard of the Ninth regi me nt in command of Captain O. H.

Beil or Company and Lieutenant Peirce of Company left for the camp at Lewistown yesterday morning. Th grounds have all been laid out and the advance details will be able to put everything in readiness for the recep tion of the regiments. In other words, the tent stakes will ail be driven and for the first time in the history of the encampments the men will be able to partake of breakfast in their mess tents on their arrival. The Ninth is in excellent shape this year and will undoubtedly make a good showing. The detail was as follows Capt.

O. H. Bell, Co. and Lieut. Pierce, Co.

in charge. Co. Corporals Mertz and Goft. Privates Bound, McNish, Dodge, Fair child, Sharpe Co. Sergeant cCteery, Corporal Shoemaker, Privates Philips, Franklin, Ruse, Downs, Prishman, Roat.

Oo. A Corporal Snydw, Privates Roth, Wertz, Cook, Kreid ler, Bunton, Holler. Co. Corporal J. H.

Thomas, Pri vates Mattison, Barber, Mullholand, Nicholson, Kishbaugh, Morris, Safford. Co, Corporal Howard, Privates Reese, Pugh, Johnson, Cordwell, Chris topher. Co. Sergeant Harkniess, Privates Derr, Vaughn, McCartney, McLean, Rollins. Marvelone Remits.

From a lettar written by Rev. J. Gun derman, of Dimondale, we are permitted to make this extract: "I have no hesitation in recommending Dr. King's New Discovery, as the results were almost marvelous in the caee of my wife. While I was pastor of the Baptist ohurch at Rives Junction she was broug brought deswn with pneumonia succeed ing la grippe.

Terrible of coughing would last hours with little interruption and it seemed as if she could not survive them. A friend recommended Dr. King's New Discovery; it was quick in its work and highly satisfactory in results." Trial bottles free at Matthews drug store. WALTER MACK RESIGNS. Music Hall Is to Have a New Manager This Fall.

Walter C. Mack, who has been manager of Music hall under M. H. Bur guinder since the death of Mr. Shelby, has tendered his resignation and will hereafter give hypnotic exhibitions on the road.

He was last heard from at Alliance, Ohio. Mrs. Mack, who is a daughter of Frank Flosser, recently broke up housekeeping hare amd joined her husband. Mr. Mack is associated in his hypnotic enterprise with Harry Leavitt, late manager of the Nickelodeon, of this city.

Mr. Burgunder said yesterday morning that, while he had received numerous applications for Mr. Mack's old position, he had not decided who it would be given to. Immense That's What They All Say. It is customary in these latter days to express our perfect satisfaction with a thing by saying "It is immense!" It's so expressive that nothing can be added.

George L. Fink, Philadelphia, says: "My wfe has been taking your New Cure for the Heart, and says it is immense! She has not been troubled with pain or smothering spells since using it." John L. Roberts, Slatington, says he is 75 years old, and has juffered from heart disease for over forty years. Was treated without avail by prominent New York physicians; grew constantly vorse: took Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure and was completely cured.

Sold by Matthews Bros, on a guarantee. PITTSTON. The annual picnic of th Pittston Caledonian club wall be held at Lake Ariel, Saturday, July 25. The remains of the late Mrs. Georsia will arrive in Wilkes Barre this after noon one o'clock.

The funeral will take place immediately. Interment will be in Hollenback cemetery. The employes of the Lehigh Valley railroad company In this vioin'ity were paid yesterday. Dr. Giboy left yesterday for Prince ton.

Alderman Thomas Loftus and family are at Atlantic City. Dr. J. Dively, who has been spend ing his vacation at the Thousand Islands, has returned to his home in this city. W.

B. Donnelly died at his home in Exeter borough yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock of minier's asthma. Mr. Don nelly was one of the best known citizens of the place and served several terms on the school board, of which he was treasuner, three years. He was about 00 years of age and is survived bya widow and seven children.

The funeral arrangements have mot yet been completed. The following contributions were re ceived yesterday: FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Durland, Thompson $08: Eve ning Telegraph, $350; Neeld Cleveland, through J. N. Terwilliger, $10; N.

Neuburger Co. through J. N. Terwilliger, J. N.

Terwilliger, $25; Henry Lindiermeyer Son. through C. C. King. $25; the Kelley Stone com pany, A.

J. Dewab, A. J. Dur rah, through B. F.

Antrim, Abram Cox Stove company, through J. M. Ash, $20. MINERS SAVINGS BANK. Through Gallagher C.

Han cock Philadelphia, Howell Stein Philadelphia, $10; J. D. Gottschalk, New York city, Leon Knitting New York city, Fin Juy, Acker through K. J. Ross, $10; Charles Levy's Sons, through Greenwood Berg, $10; F.

Rindskoff, through Gallagher Fay, $5. PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK. Anton Winters estate, W. E. Bre3 ton.

Kingston, $10; C. C. Hancock, Through Sacks Brown: Freeman Hanston, E. H. Van Inger $25; Black and Meyer, $2.

Miss Margaret H. WJMams, who has been spending several days in this city, has returned to her home in Plymouth. The funeral of the late William Jenkins took place yesterday morning from the home of his mother on Philadelphia avenue. At 10:30 o'clock services were conducted at the house by Rev. W.

G. Simpson, pastor of the West Pittston Methodist Episcopal cnurch, Rev. D. M. George of the Welsh Congregational church of this oity, and Rev.

Mr. Surdl val of the Jermym Welsh Congregational church. A quartette composed of Frank Williams, Oscar Houck, Miss May Powell and Miss Mattie Hicks, sang several beautiful selections. After the services the remains were conveyed to the West Pittston station of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western company, and placed aboard a special car and conveyed to Jermyn at which place they arrived at 1:51, where interment was made in Shadyaide cemetery. Many friends accompanied the remains to Jermyn.

The floral offer imgs consisted of many pieces and showed the esteem in which Mr. Jen kins was held. i Yesterday afternoon soire person now unknown delivered three large boxes at the home of Mrs. Ruawv the wife or one of the miners entombed in the Twin shaft The person said tie boxes were sent to her by "some one, Mrs. Buaiw did not make any further Inquiry, but afterwards broke open tie boxes.

Mrs Ruane, who has eight small children, mosie of them of any support to her, naturally (expected to find when the boxes were opened, clothvng and other necessary articles for her fatherless children. She found instead the big conglomeration of rubbish Imag inable. Rags that a rag gatherer would hesitate to touch for fear of contami nation, broken bottles, pans with out bottoms, rusted and time worn baking pans, a bag of four that was alive with maggots, old dresses rotten with age that i rumbled pieices at the touch. mixed with "all the eiu5se were nunrerous ira cis, a. viuie and a number of worn and worm eaten school books.

To enumerate the many articles that were packed into the three boxes would be impossible. I was as much as the reporter could do ti barely glance at the contents. The poor woman, who suffered the loss of her loving husband, sat upon a bench and cried bitterly. Her home is a neat and comfortable one, and sh and her chil dren are well dressed. The house is on the Main street opposite the Twin shaft.

Mr3. Ruane that she never knew what it meant to want for the neoessariiis of life while her hus band lived, and looked upon the send ing of this rubbish as an insult to her dead husband and her children. Bar kirn's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, feve.

ores, tetter, chapped hands, caill blains, corns and all skin eruptions. and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give per fect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by all druggists.

Matthews wholesMs agents. The Elephant's Mud Bath. Animals when wild constantly die a lingering death from Injury to the skin, whether caused, as usually happens in tropical countries, by wounds aggravated by insects or by cutaneous disease: Hence the pains which they take in making their toilet and in the use and selection of "cos metics." Among birds the saltwater spe cies often seek fresh water to wash in, different land birds choose different earths in which to dust, and also wash in water, and nearly every tropical animal, including the tiger, bathes either in water or in mud. Perhaps the best known mud bath ers are the wild boar, the water buffalo and the elephant. The latter has an immense advantage over all other animals in the use oi its trunk for dressing wounds.

It is at once a syringe, a powdering puff and a hand. Water, mud and dust are the main "ap plications" used, though it sometimes covers a sun scorched back with grass or leaves. "Wounded elephants," writes Sir Samuel Baker, "have a marvelous power of recovery when in their wild state, although they have no gifts of surgical knowledge, thoir simple system being confined to plastering their wounds with mud or blowing dust upon the surface. Dust and mud comprise the entire pharmaco poeia of the elephant, and this is applied upon the most trivial as well as upon the most serious occasions. I have seen them, when In a tank, plaster up a bullet wound with mud taken from the bottom." London Spectator.

Hill on Conventions. Possibly you don't appreciate the fact that consultation is absolutely necessary before a convention is held. Publio sentiment toward the different candidates outlines itself pretty well in advance. But if the delegates should go ahead without any guidance and without consultation among leading men they would make foolish mistakes oftentimes. I recall a convention la my own former city, Elmlra, which was allowed to run Itself.

It was not an important convention, and we tried the ex periment of letting the delegates act en tirely on their own judgment and without prior comparison of views. When the convention was over they brought me the ncket. I found that five of the seven men named lived in one ward. Of course the ticket was defeated. Now, I do not believe altogether in what is known as the geography of poli tics, but it is absolutely necessary that the candidates on a ticket shall represent different parts of the state that they shall not be chosen all from the same section.

The people who vote would resent the fact that all the honors of the convention had been bestowed on one part of the state. If the nominations are distributed to different parts of the state the ticket will stand a better chance of getting a majority of the votes cast. That is not politics; It is sense. From "Senator Hill Talks," Bog ton Herald. It will Right to the spot Ayer's Hair Vigor will go rigm mat Dam spot ana (I begin to bring the hair back.

It Makes Hair Grow. IttloH wftatails you? Imr of weiffht In the Stomach Bloating after eating Belching of Wind Tomitingof Food Watcrbrash Heartburn Bad Taste la the Mouth In the Morning Palpitation of the Heart, due to Distension of Stomach Cankered Mouth Gas in the Bowels Loss of Flesh Fickle Appetite i uepi ssaed, Irritable Condition of the Mind uuziness Headache Con stipation or Diarrhoea? Then you have DYSPEPSIA se of Its mnny forms. Th. SMltlre for tbls dUtrciilof complsist Is Acker's Dyspepsia tablets bj nail, prepaid, ss receipt at tf cents. CRA7T.CA Riwvt Ht1 Tmimtal Haw I York, says I suffered horribly from dye popala, but Acker's Tablets, takes after uieais, nave curea me.

Acker Medicine 6 8 Chemberi St, H. T. For wno nan reason to rsgrat past abases wfatch ht left tlicm Kerv. ffa DDI nothing eo speedily effects Cure and'Matnren th bmbIi sad la young or old aa the Wonderful Roman Remedy Ner Vltaa (nerve life.) Sold at 41.00 a package i orefxfor 6.00 with a wrlttca merutte t. oar.

or atone rcrnnded. CmoouB FREE. Addrees ROVAL CHEMICAL OO Agents for U. 8., Chicago, or you an dux It oftba druggist named below. Matthewi jm Lackawanna Ave, SrKAN TON, PA.

SUMMER CLEARING cf SALE previous to stock taking. Greatest Bargains Ever Given in Scranton We hare an immense assortment of short lengths in very grade desirable patterns, too the result of a good spring trade, and we have decided to close them out at about HALF PRIGE. Bring the measure of your rooms and we will surprise you very agreeably with the handsome carpets which you can purchase with a small outlay. For example, we quote beat grade Body Brussels BIGELOW, WHITTALL, LOWELL and GLEN ECHO, $1.00, formerly other makes of Body Brussels 855 formerly Velvets 75c and 65c, formerly $1. 00 and 85c.

All other grades of carpets at proportionately low prieei An examination of our stock will convince you that an investment NOW "will save you money, if purchased only for future use. S. G. KERR, Opposite main entrance to tike Wyoming House HAVE YOU USED Thompson's Diphtheria Read what others who have used it say: I have used Thompson's Diphtheria Cure in my family and cured three of my children of the Diphtheria and know It is a sure cure. I ftwl that every one should know cf it, for Diphtheria is a disease that baffles most of the doctors.

If your medicine is kept In the house and used according to directions as soon as the throat begins to get sore, they will never know they had the Diphtheria. Yon are at liberty to use the above testimonial, which I will be glad to substantiate to persons who will call to see me. Yours respectfully, John Stryker, Sergeant of Police, Williamsport, Fa. This certifies that for several months I have been using Thompson's Diphtheria Cure in my family and regard it as the best and most sieedy remedy for colds and sore throat I have ever known. I do not hesitate to recommend it.

O. I). Penepacker, D. D. Pastor Grace M.

E. Church, Williams port, Pa, I have used your Diphtheria Cure In my family and it works like a charm. It does its work quick, and that is what you want In Diphtheria or croup. I would not do without it. Respectfully, G.

M. Warner, Williamsport, Pa. The above testimonials are authentic and we invite you to correspond with the writers. ompson Oiptyheria Cure Co, WIUUmpSPORT, PH. KEEP COOL and use KELLEY Shower Bath Ring and Hot Water Proof Hose (2 Express add 25c.

Prevents wetting the head and tloors. HORNLESS WATER CLOSETS. Send for catalogue. Frost Proof Water Closets, Self Acting Water Closets, Kelly Stop and Waste Cock THOS. KELLEY BROS Madison Street, Chicago.

julyl7 6m DRUNKENNESS Or we lilqnor Habit, Positively Cared dinlnlaterinv Dr. Haines' Golden peel lie, can be in a cud of ooffee or tea. or In fond. wunom we KoowipoKs oi me pauent. 11 ip SDaoiuteiy harmlM, and will effeot a permanent atJjX speedy vuiv.

vr uctaor wo yabicui ia at uiuu urate urirjst or Mi innrlit an aioonone wreon. it naa oeen given in thOi of oases, and in every instance a perfect cure has fol lowed. It Norer Falls. Theeyatemonee Impregnated with the Specific, it becomes an utter impossibility for the liquor appetite to exist. GOLDEN SPECIFIC Prop'rs, CUHmrsU.

4S paff boob: of particulars free. To toe had of We are making a specialty just now of BUTTER, CHEESE EGGS and It will pay you to get our prices before placing your orders. John T. Porter THE ALGONQUIN Formerly the Mansion. cor.

Atlantic and Pennsylvania avs Will open June 27th under Tiew management. Thoroughly rfnovated, re furnlsh ed and decorated. Elevator. Amertoan plan, $2.50 pet day and upwards. European plan, $1.00 per day and upwards.

Cafe attached. Cuisine and service first Class. GEORGE A. BALT.ARD, Manager. Carp ets SON CO.

408 Lackawanna Arennc MASON, FEN WICK A LAWRENOE. PATENT LAWYERS Established 1SB1, Washington, D. (1 Branch Office, Room 32 Library Bulldlne, Wyoming Avenue. Valuable 35th Anniversary Patent Book Free. Trade Darks Registered.

References Messrs. Wa McCiave and Hunt A Connell. Fancy Home Grown Red Raspberries, Black Raspberries, Cherry Currants. First picking always best for canning. 0HDER EARLY.

PIERCE'S MARKET Fe Avenue. DDPONT fla If EMOUES CO MlNINd, BLASTING and SPORTING POWDER. Mauafacturert at the Wapwallopen Militia Luzerne county, and at Wilmington, DsU HENRY BELIN, General Agent For the Wyoming district, 118 WYOMING AVE.YUK. AGENCIES Thomas Ford Pittston, Pa John B. Smith Son Plymouth, Pa E.

W. MuixiQaN Wilkes Barre AGENT FOB TH Repauno Chemical High Explosives THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE An examination of candidates for admission will be held at the School of the Lackawanna, Wednesday, June 24, 1SSJ6, beginning at 9 a. m. Examinations will be held at the College June 17th and September loth. Fall Session opens September Mth, 1806.

Circulars, specimens of former examination papers, or other information may be obtained on application to the Prsi.lent. GEO. W. ATHERTON. LL.

State College, Pa. E. J.WALSH, Wholesale Liquor Dealer 32 LACK'A AVE. (OLHAOHrrroa P. Ballantlne Sons and Beadleston Woerrz snd Porter.

40. d. ar vvu Hfiv fcfiu ana We begin the seasons with full can find. If they work down evenly, right, too. There comes a time when we clean out the broken lots.

We make the price so low that quality wise, economical people cannot resist buying. Room to mention only two or three items. There are dozens of others equally worthy of mention. Orphan Commodes Lots of times people don't have room for a com! mode don't buy it take dresser and bedstead, but leave the commode here an orphan, as it were. There are lots of homes where they are needed where they'd answer the purpose of a dresser, if a mirror was hung above them.

Well made, attractive looking commodes as low as mirrors suitable for such a purpose, 90 Odd Chairs To break a set of chairs means to break the price ou the remaining ones. Tt doesn't pay to give sample room to suits that cannot be supplied in full sets, hence our willingness to accept about two thirds regular prices. VI Fine Assortment Watches, Diamonds, Solid Sterling and Silver Plated Ware AT THE Lowest Prices Fine watch repairing a specialty. C. LUTHER, 120 Wyoming Ave GRAVEL ROOFS The Pennsylvania Roofing Go 326 WASHINGTON Telephone S5S.

SCRANTON, PA Grewer Old PostoHlce Building, Corner Penn ave. and Spruce Scranton, Pa. The doctor Is a frraduate of the University of Pennsylvania, formerly demonstrator of phvsi. ology and surgery at the Medico Chirurigic College of Philadelphia. His specialties are Chronic, Nervous, Skin, Heart, Womb and Blood diseases.

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM the symptoms of which are dizziness, lack of son fidence, sexual weakness in men and women, ball rising in the throat, spots floating before the eyes, loss of memory, unable to concentrate the mind on one subject, easily startled when suddenly tpoken to, and dull, distressed mind which unfits them for performing the actual duties of lifo, making happiness impossible, distressing the action of the heart, causing flush of heat, depression of spirits, evil forebodings, cowardice, tear, dreams, melancholy, tire easy of company, Deling as tired in the morning as when retiring, of energy, nervousness, trembling, confusion of thought, depression, constipation, weakness of the limbs, etc. Those so affected should consult us immediately and be restored to perfect health. Lost Han hood Restored. Weakness of Young Men Cured. Tf you have been given up by your physician, call upon the doctor and be examined.

He cures the worst cases of Nervous Debility. Scrofula, Old Sores, Catarrh, Piles, Female Weaknesses, A tie tions of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Asthma, Deafness, Tumors, Cancers, and Cripples of every description. Consultation free and strictly sacred and oonfi. dential. Office hours daily from 9 a m.

to 9 p. Bundaj from 9 a. m. ta 2 p. m.

E. Robinson's Sons LAGER BEER B6fcw Brewery. Hannfactnrers of the celebrate Pilsenep Beer. CAPACITY 100,000 per annum aaw 4 assortments of the best goods we all right; if they don't it's all 225 227 and 218 Wyoming Avenue. Or..