Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-07-22

The Heat and DrOuth continues in this part
oftte vineyard. Why don't some of our psous pray
ing people invoke gentle shower of about "a hours
duration
Rsady-Made Clothing and Gents furn shing
goods are now offered by Rosenberg Bro, in Me
sboppen prices that will asonish and please ev-
eryboiy.'-heason: selling off to close business.
Ran Away.--A horse belonging to boatman
escaping from its keeper Flickners, yesterday,
ran down through Tioga St at furious pace. For
tunately for of the little four olders-who
make sand hills, mud pies and other Confectionery
in the streets-none of these little busy bodies we're
out
The Contract for building the Rail Road EN-.
bGnkment At the mouth OF the creek at this place
we learn, has been awarded to Beecher Morgan -
This ensures speedy completion of this important
part of the work, Mr.. Morgan is OF the most
horough practical and energetic contractors the
Stats
The Circus and Menagerie advertised in our
paper to-day to exhibit at this place the 3lt inst
isspoken of by the press the best now travelling
in America, novel and interesting feature con-
neeted with it, is the entrance into town of an un
Gagged Lion, sitting by the the side of a Lady on
car draws by horses. This sight alone with the
music on the OCCASION will no dosbt draw together
large crowd. OF course everybody will get thro'
harvest in time to attend this grand exhibition.
Killed by SUMS oke.--Patriek GIennen,
stone mason who working for the Messrs Lee
on the Il, X. bridge abutment at this place,
Frustrated by sunstrok, We elnesiay last and
died at about o'clock in the evening. His en-
poye7s speak of him trustful industrious and in
all respects, most worthy man, His remains were
taken to Pttston for burial. We learn that
Mr. George Moore, living FactryvIIe, also fell
victim to the scorching and fatal rays of the sun
one day last week
Sabbath CarOls.-A new collection of music
and hymns, prepared for the use Of Sabbath Schools
by Theodore f. Perkins, author of several popular
musical works, has just been published by Brown
Perkins dealers in Pianos, Meodeons and other
musical instruments book and sheet music g.
This little book seems admirably adapted to Sab
bath School exercises, it Will commend itself alike
to teachers and pupils.
InsUrance.--We call attention to the State
ment of the Home Insurance Company of New Ha-
ven, found in another column. The "Home" is a
well known first class company, having capital of
making the liable for the payment of losses
One Million Six Hundre Thousand Dollars.
All losses literally adjusted and properly paid
D, Black, is agent for the Home at Mich
olson, anI D & C J. Wright, at Tunkhaunock
The New Insane Asy Ium, :or which the
Commissioners appointed for that purpose, were
looking up site, we learn ny the papers, is be
located on the PiuncO farm, DtnvlIle S}6 900
is said to be the Of the farm, S2u0J0 which the
citizens Of the County propose to pay-whch
don't believe they'll DO There is said to be a fine
gu AIRY Of stone the premises.
Fine FIaggIng.--A boat load of the largest
and finest tagging we e er saw pissed by this pla ce
one day last week, on It's way to Cunningham d Co
Stone and Marble dealers il Philadelphia These
st ones were t'ksn from the justly celebrated qua
ries Of y OVerfeld, Braiutrj m this count Sew
sral Of them measured superfclay. nearly 2C0
square feet each, inches in thickness AMI aaost
5 .mooth if Piansd, There to be harI
suy limit to the amount size of the stones than
be taken from th quarTies We understand
that Mr. Oserfed mas made contracts for furnishing
large quantities Of them to be used in the erection
of several pu6c buildings.
SuRstroke--Its prevention aud Treatment.
HeaIth-which is good authority in matters of this
kiud-the following simple directions aprevent"n
frOG stroke, which all should keep in mind
sun stroke" says the writer may be prevented
by wearing a silk handkerchief in the hat, a few
green leaves, dampeued sponge, or white linen
hood hat-cover exten ling like cape tAe neck
and shoulders The following treatme for of
sIn stroke is said to be the best that be adopted
Let the person thus affected be removed to a COO
and private place, his clothing taken off, and the,
body rubbed from head foot Nth large pieces Of
ice, at the same time that pieces Of ice kept in
the drm-piis. This simple treatment if steadily
preserved in will which seem almost des-
perate and which, there is to believe,
der any other treatment would certainly prove
fatal.
The WaverIy Novels, by Sir Walter Scott, !
are now being published by D. Appleton Co. Nos. |
go, 90, "a Grand St. n. Y, uniform in size and |
style, with their recent cheap edition of Dickens !
This edition contains all the of the author and
is to be completed in twenty-five vols, at 25 cts |
each About half Of the set is printed AMI |
ready for delivery The remaining vols will be iS-
sued in a few weeks. For Sc the publisher will !
will send by mail, prepared, as fast as issued the |
entire set of Waveries with a fine steel plate por-
trait nf the Author. For $40, they will send by /
mail, prepaid a complete set of Dckens-l8 vols
and the 25 vols. of Waverlys. This extraordinary
low price places this large unit of standard
reading matter within the reach of every reading
man and woman. Persons wishing to for
;bese and other popular publications. BY this enter
prising house are offered liberal inducements. For
particulars address absve.
The Name of Baldwin the ClOthier is on
the lips of almost every and boy in New York.
1t your eye the curbsto ones in the theatres
the ferry boats, and indeed in every nook and
of that great city Being curious to know the
of this fame during late visit to the city,
turned our course towards this great centre of
trafc, the corner of canal st. & Broadway long
distance down the street we saw painted in huge
letters, on the outer walls Baldwin, the CIothier'
-"0ne Price, c. o D., Upon entering this estab-
ishment we found an immense area covered with