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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02
MILLIONS AWAIT GIBBS HEIRS.
Cash and Manor in England Left To the
Family of That Name.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Feb 90 John NJ.
Gibbs, who died here Tuesday evening,
received a letter few days before his
death from Montgomery +. Gibbs,
of Chicago, regarding the alleged
fortune coming TO the Gibbs fam
lily in England. 1t includes the
manor of Instone, near Bidde-
ford, Devonshire, valued at IS, 0OU, 900
and also money in the Bank of Eng
land. As far as known there are $50 Of
the family in this country, Mrs. Prof.
A. L. Taylor, Mrs. A. ID. Ross, Mrs j.
II. Martin, and John NJ. Gibbs living
in this citv
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02
At Her Loom.

While the watercresses slumber.
While the birds are few in numb Der,
Spring is busy AZ her loom.
Weaving for the time OF bloom;
For the trees, a bright green awning,
For the time OF vernal dawning;
With a warp OF living green.
With a weft OF fiowery sheen.
Bright the wreaths TO deck her pillow
Hanging from the oak and willow
Soon her robes OF living green
In their beauty will be seen.
Watch the swiftness OF her fingers
Weaving, whore the sunlight fingers
In the messy meadow nook,
BY the gently purling brook.
Soon We'll see the sweet unwilling
OF the pink arbutus trailing;
Then the snowdrops will peep up
And the yellow buttercup--
When the days are soft and hazy-
Smile beside the nodding daisy,
And her shuttle she will ply
Meath sunny, azure sky.
TIL her welt and warp she closes
With the blooming OF the roses.
Boston GlooA
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02
down
Chicago Dispatch
At Eyentide.

Away down low
The winter sun is sinking,
And leaving me so lonely-!ust as lonely as
can be;
All my blessings quite forgetting am frettins
for petting,
Such as In those happy evenings you be-
slowed on me
There Is winlsing there is blinking, when yous
true love gets TO thinking
OF his darling little sweetheart who Is MANY
miles away,
And he misses most the blisses OF your honeyed,
loving kisses,
When the radiant queen OF evening sreets
the drowsy king OF day
when the spirit OF the breezes seizes heart
strings as IL pleases,
And trums lovelorn melody OF long, long
ago
Oh, I'm weary. life is dreary, and I'm longing
for you, dearie.
When the winter sun is sinking
Away down low
William H. T. Shade. In Inter ocean.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02
IN MURDERER'S ROW.
Erastus Wiman Is Treated Like n Conn
mon FeIOn.

New YORK, Feb 24.-When the town
Thursday norning read the startling
headline telling of the arrest and inn
prisonment of Erastus Wiman they
naturally expected TO learn that
by some means or another,
which seem accessible TO men OF
standing when under arrest, Mr.
Wiman had been comfortably lodged
by the warden during the night The
shock of the announcement OF his ar
rest was therefore increased when it
became known that like an ordi-
nary felon he had been locked no
In a common cell Not common
cell, however. Mr. Wiman had been
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02
Peschmnnn Sentenced.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 27.-Judge Wallber
imposed the life penalty on Rudolph
j. Peschmann, who murdered Mrs
Anna Schums at the Cream City hotel
on the morning of January IL, and then
set fire to the house in the hope of
hiding his crime.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02
Grows Plurality Grows.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 26.-Official re-
turns have been received from every
county in the state except Allegheny,
Armstrong, Bradford, Butler, Mercer,
Montgomery and Washington. The Of
fetal figures continue 10 show increases
over previous estimates and at mid
night the apparent plurality for Grow
(rar, ie 1Si q-2
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02
Island of Mauritius swept by a Cyciope-
Many Killed and Injured.

LONDON, Feb. GA dispatch from
Port Louis Maurltius, reports that a
cyclone swept the island Friday, doing
almost incalculable damage To prop
erty and killing many persons. A
crowded railway train was blown from
the track and rolled down an embank-
ment, killing fifty persons and injuring
many Others.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02

plurality to $50, 1873. This is gain of
$1,000 over the plurality given the re-
publican candidate for state treasurer
1t is believed the official figures from
the nine missing counties will produce
increases that will give Grow not less
than 1S5, 600 plurality.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02
Going to Pieces.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S. Secretary
erbert has been advised that the
earsarge has yielded to the pounding
the heavy seas and is going to pieces.
this state of affairs it is consoling to
Wi officers 10 learn that none of the
ans which did such effective work in
e battle with the Alabama off Cher
Ilurg were aboard the ship when she
as cast on the reef
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02
WI Have "a Candidate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Congressman
Simpson (Kan.) says the populists will
nave "A candidate for the presidency in
the field in the next campaign.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02
Respite for Charles Carleton.

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 26.-Friday after
noon the supreme court granted stay
of sentence pending review in the case
of Charles Carleton, sentenced 10 be
hanged az fremont March ~.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02
Up to Date.

In the olden time the poets
Used 10 write in classic rhyme
And WOO the tickle muses.
In the sweet springtime.
But fashions change In poetry
Every little while,
So now they write their verses
RI
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02

iMATrooN, Ill, Feb. 2S.-The Masoni,
Benevolent Association of Central Hi.
[ DIS has failed. Il has eli. .ol.SS &c
ay death j.. ies Of SI2s. SsJ.SS
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02
AN AUBURN MIRACLE.
An Act Of Heroism Is Followed by
Dire Results.

Edward Donnelly Saves LIE Almost me-
the Cost of His Own-Ater Years OF
Suffering He Is Restored tn Health
His story as Told To REPORT
or of tho Auburn Dulletin.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02
ley
style.

They used 10 write their poems
With unremitting toll.
In smooth and polished diction
BY the light OF midnight oil
But now they writo In dialect,
Not one for grammar cares
just so each stanza's last line
Falls
down
Gfafrc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02
GROWS PLURALITY.
He Has 1S0,I33, with Nine Counties TO
Hear FROM Officially.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 24.-Official re-
turns from all but nine of the sixty
seven counties in this state send Crows
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02
IN A PRISON CELL.
stus Wiman, a Noted Finan-
cier, in Jail.

sted on Charges of Embezziemeht
Il Forgery Involving the sum or
s229,OOO- Committed In Default
OF $4,000 Bail.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15
L.ENTINIYC Ca.
San JUAN PUERTo-R1Go

SAN FRANClsco SO. SAN JUAN PUERToR1co.
Acaban deimportar in6nidad de articuloslque ORE.
cen gu nnaerosa clientela. -Gubertos plata chris
trote, garantizadt SombEillas paraglas Genove-
ees.-aran variedad en- abanicos, corses pahuelos.
stuches con perfuIneria, neceseres para costura.-
1anecas juguetes para nihos-Coronas azahares
gueltos para n0vias.Gfan surtido corbatas bas-
t0nes.-hetai0s enaguas de coores.-TrSies de drill
Y lana para ni60s. Albums marcos para Fetratos.-
Camisstaa de hil0, agOd6n Z lana.-Maletss bolsas
De viae para s0noraS dc articuloS caprcho-
@es para adoEnoB de aalas habitaconeB tocador.-
SuEdo OomplstO on Ro0ieS de ORC, plata nike aeeIO
enahaPades ore ameEiaanO. sGHtidO OA ar.
eaalss onahapaa0s de- ore 0SH0 bFaEalAla1, b0toRa-
aMPAO loSneMaA eta 8eaCOnghRMAo aWFtidO DO aha.
las % ere s4llaEbes gaEanNEaass.@G GLES1es Go ID
LetsEta 20 nadEIa.-0UF0ANs fan0bEOs \ oiaba neKPO
nRaplA BaEa taEea sara les mizzaags
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15
IN Hnntsuo soulsaAu

na bsO dc eSes aosA que quemAa mil que CasAtaR
aqusl amor eutAba tornado para Ianguidscsr pEOAto
niRE1s eengumido.
Uaa 8oA cosa dabA IN gabor mas viVo aqusIlas re-
laoneg era sl psIgEO que el lnAtiato 81 terror de
Oastoret hallaba La perBpsCtlva de IN pegro
aaRdiR perfume al attractive de Il fCata prohbida.
Soignac no tsnIA gran fS los faRtASmas imaRiRG.
der por UABtOret sdvertsaclRs dc as CaS psrc
fusrzA dc orBeAs repetir q asiatente coaeuy6 por
spIenderlAa de memOrls diyertrHe con elias.
Al principle hRBia hmado AndIaiRs por placer y
per VasntonA0a psrO uego 70 sonreA CuandO UasorCt
con su8 otsrsoB moEmieAtos de cEbsza e reprochAbA
ma tsmoridsd que el limoin mlrAbA como inttl.
- In d6Rde eStAn los pehgros CaBtOxetS-pregun-
taba SSigna0-lY On que soy temerAioI
Una mujef moEeRs del medie dis
ST. "a Gs 10 que vas dscirms; no hablemos mas
de oGO s te pareee. lEapersmea primer tueno para
gEitar que . acerca ID toTmentAI
solgaAc no ddbia supsrAr musho tempo 81 trusno
In pnmerA vista que hzo Claudio klvIere Ie dsmoB-
6 qazas prossnmenteB de OAstoret tuVieraR slgun
3uadameRtO 81 eorone halo RIviers Absorto, psAsa-
tive con 81 rOutre mas severe tedAtia que de eostum
bro. AquallA nevorldAd parscfA lnquittud Sogaae
hs6Ea pIoguntado Il OauaA 81 el Comandants nubese
aboraad0 ID mas completa lntima eon6dsnGA.
LOs dos amigos sStAban bAstAnte unldoS Gegurou
une De oro para que todA eonvsrSa6A enre eos fuoBs
como unA oonfssloa.
HubSEass dlsho que Claudio tsRia priSa de a1roiar
poso que le opupA 81 eoraz6n, hasieado que "a amigo
paEHeipAra de u.
--solignss-diio con ssEta unG6R nalsae6isa-eR
hamRoa como loa AasaEQH con uRa mi6a eoHao ls mia
sada egM glg1Ie aa yeE aaReesz q die tgg99te lRRe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15
a TENCION AoUI

HI melor vino Rlojano, no conocido aua On
ssta IsIa 10 tiene el que suScribs quies expires
meate hiSo I'm viajs la Peninsula tan 500 poT
trAer vinoI buenos y sin encabezar. Para delsn.
GAfarSs bSstA visitar el establecimisnto, htuado
en- Ia cAllS do San FranciAco ndmsro 81 antigua
dsp6sito que fue do los Heroaeu FAiardo HERNIA.
aoS Ofrecs adsmiH vinSgrs purO de IVA que
40 tisne rival, asi como otras clAaes de DabidaI
todas auperiOreS o. calidad y precioG m6dlcoS.
El que quiaIA convencsrse de 10 busno Sslecto
Dc La b0bidau anunciadsa no tiene mas que pre-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15

Heehos cargo los que susCrihen, do sAd-
miniutraci6n dc las salinas /" Fraternidsd y
"0sndslaria !" de OAbo.Rojo; puestaS Las mis-
mas On completaa explotaci6a, ofrecen sus cuan.
tiosOs produetOs al OomerCio, tanto para 81 con.
sumo cuanto para la expOrtaci6n Sprecios limi-
tsdisimog. Para pedidoG, dirigirse & cualquiera
de loG suscribisntes D. Pto Marines Riyas,
Agente de NegocioS On Csba-Rojo.
j. Telsgrafo: "JAo."-JUAN COLBEGR.-
B0st A. ORTIZ. lS-lA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15
Ell Anuario del CoInerc1o

L60O
OuapoG dRamno1 CoaIc
"JndcAo d
aduStiaS sMeI3 "pAna po pro
de
ohGA 80
pusb nobSa1y do de 100
A1aej hal kpA1 con aus ad-
NalaguA San salvador kptbc Dml
Bolivia Colombia Oh
Argentina U1ugusy Vs7e1aea Oa1a1
c0OAS8o
general de G hs mA que eo0eA
pusa6
Portugal L. 4Adcs gSAasA
d oPrCio EaRA so haBaN todA America
IIHasR Mi FNm Dc sazta AAA
10 On NlndEpleg dol mAHda
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15
-
soNET0

soNETO
LA.MUERTE DEL "ESPARTERO"s@
Allegro y viva mdliCA rsnuSna,
81 sol on orc y plSta rsHplsndese,
rompe sl clsrin, sl pueblo % extremsce, g
el toro brAmader pisa 10 AronA
Core Ia Sangre en- AbundoHA vena, \.
brindA el Maestro y el aplausO crsCe,
here IL rSE, que Inuge y 80 embravece..
eHpAntoso ClAmOr el circo atrusna.
III toEo CAe: mas 81 iBfsis contrArio
rinds sl alisAtO por mOrEL hsrida. S q
lOh, disHtro sin vsntarA J temerArioI -.
Cogsd 81 lidiAdor.. que eItk sin vidA..
IL TIERS. & ID GangTel El muertO al stpOliSrio
= iAplaudid... que sigA 10 cordial
jose DH VELILLA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15
au1ssasA u 4GA 0anaaaaaa1aoA p la. .RzOo" 2o2


do desaparscer m cUmbatsi pusdsn mltAEms legal
mento aeapaE dc repene Goa 6dOs los cue han ConGa
grado VIDA una ideal PueS bsE 20 mOrIriA lteE-
mentsdo ante el snsAmieAto de deJar Vvo tunfAAte
fstz lntame, en 81 muRdO, N tEAdor qplen hA-
bria podido cakugAr.
- Tn raldOr1
ia Judas que me ha robAdo mi honor, que ha den.
ruido ca n1 mas VIVA fe que cristurA numAha baya
podldo tsner, que hA deaundo SeIss que 90 ANA
pan. Ipor que ella me amADai,...
-IRsreHst
-SL sl eaR desgraciads muier que vino aqui E6mulS
mplicaate pedr EodIllSs 81 perd6n. :. IAh ne
cOncedido eEd6n lnfOrtuRaua CrlstutA domlRSda
por 81 Tesaerdo de ~ crmen u pos arAepeatmnAtO
lel ell sl mi mano no puderA SAltgarls mi espAda
40 p1dlurA corEz6a 10 murera BablsAdo
qus vvs Isrih para mi nRpremo sspAntOsO sufr
misntol
-lQuisn sS ese hOmbrer-pregunt6 soliga4s.-,Y
como ~ lamar
-YA Oh no dicho que 81 IN infAme ROstro que
miente pero que eagAnA ooS que de EolAyO
Un ltAnano Vssudo Rue4Uo aAitorms milItaT.
~ Ua ltallAAOf-dJjo SelgnAs.
-, Uno de los que eonspIAOAn conmigoI Y como
no nos nsDrG ys deatadO que maneA psrtsCImsR
to Ia msntra J Ia trNcIoa2
-Esu nOmDrst st-reph6 el coronel
-lAgoltiRo CismpI marques de Olonal
SoIIgnac Eetroeedlo u eseuchaE Gqua noubre como
ii hubess Visto vi0orA. UIAmplI l0IonaI No eaDe
duda alguna, era el hsrmnno oe Ahdrehn AauaI hom.
hrs que pEmsrs vista 10 habiG ado ahtpttso VolvA
ponsrSe camino 8, por 10 mehoS S0tSnas hallAbA
IA mAno del itAiAAo sH uaa Vllanta
p sorOua depia6 4 smodta 4 gOrpEsm qAa "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15

asNal8s a4tANsss assAestS9s T-AAaHAV
empOhrGcimanto 0rganle0 anQulla el Ouarpo u 81
prtu 80 mpone devoyer al slsteaa nervloao toda su
uerza vig0r; do ah Ia ndicacion especial dol "PiAo
Cordial Dc Csrtbaa dc Ulrc cOnceptuados por los me-
rOso e pitasador mas rapldo de las personals atbSs
GHsneaT pruebese para cOgTObOrGr tales vrtudes ya
reconocidas alabadas por los enfermOs que 10 han
IerFnetV.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15
RUBINAT-LLoRicH

gU9 ds GWbtsGS pNrGGASs
DO America
del N6aAgo neldao4 dPal hdo IEs dilsas
tGLnL
fAsh tA BnE hHhnHtA FeNiTB NEeHR NR TlEFE RHN
q
l ene a 1el1 asaaM a1 NaAFB M Ae a aRHRi
Eash Ys9 slsaaaElM ila
sAs4eA0z VI aag aEas a@ a ss9ssas q E@g Rs Eass
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15
Aa.fe AmlRoal

M-lPoE que no sales de nochS Ia oallsl
--Porque soy tRa miops, que no voo los
iaroles dc loa earFuAjsa J tsmo IN atropello.
--Pues honsre, $50 % muy fiOil do re-
mediar.
Gomez
--POnts td farOlsu , to vsrkn los cOchsrOu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15

als aisPats de alu6ka ginslS, para basaou
vlAos (6 81 H6, prObadloSh los tlntou blaneoS
que expenden on 90 ACroditAdo eutAbleOimicnto
los seforsa Luiha y OompAhis, como dc Las bode
gAa Dc Angpciaaa do LogronO, a hH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15
oHARADA

,,,.,.. r-.' "PrimeEa" , "TeguHda" sS frase
con Ia cusl 20 caliHea
alquo en- "BAbiA" { todss horaa
parocO habitaF, , habita.
Cercada de vsrdoa tlamsH
tsngo 20 linda Oasita,
81 pie de suyAH ventanan
CORE "terCsrA" tEanquilA. -,
Mi 'todo" % iisl SompAnsrAE
Ia qui0ro mdu que & mi vidA'
puss Si llsgarA { perdsrla
Ipara que mayor dsSdichA7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15
! Anuario del Conoeroio


Ma de Eeh On 40 Paris
6EdeaOb nl
ataSnA hn1o
iaAfa seAA Iu Agosio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15
EnA4aA.lAdAEAA.

sOlusi6nG Ia shArAda de aysr. MA-TA-DU-RA
Idsm Il fugA Dc sonsoRantss: "Vivia sn
ID miSsria--y posAr dc olo.--J JcuGntAS rlcAs al
VoTls, eaVidiAban--su ro1tro heohicerei
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15

- SO vsndeA trss evaporadcrAs coa 81 mAaui-
AG y bomba de melao en- buen eutado y una cal
derA do "A pies por de Ansho en- Ia hacienda
|SAn JOSEF dc UAguas. Los qus iRtsresen di-
chOs obietoa puadsn dirigilss don ARtouio
GuRrch. an dicho pueblo. 80-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15
Sc vende

LIE CnHA ndmero 2s Gale de IL Luns, euuui.
M 81 cAllsj6n de laa MonjaH Produce is pe1ou
meAuualOE InformAran, Ban jose 8, altos S--2
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-22
comment from musical people of the

comment from musical people of the
city.
II II Il
Tommy Thomas, of the Dunmore
Presbyterian church choir, Is among
the most promising young tenors in this
vicinity. Mr.. Thomas possesses an ex
cellent voice Of remarkable compass
and of fine quality.
The Cornell Glee and Banjo club, It
Is said has improved in many ways
since the organization first visited
Scranton, and the concert Monday
night promises to be enjoyable.
Organist George B. Carter will leave
on Monday evening upon brief trip
westward and will spend a few days at
Buffalo before returning home.
H
Marie Jansen will delight the patrons
Of the rockingham in "Delmonico's al
6" on Christmas, matinee and evening
SHARPS AND FLATS:
Lillian Russell is to have a new opera
built for her by Reginald Koven and
Harry B. Smith.
1t is said more than 200 one-act operas
have been written in Germany and Italy
within the past year.
The Paris Opera had sixteen perform
ances during October, the receipts beinl
2sO,l25 francs, or an average of 1872 pei
night
Paderewsk Is still suffering from ia
tigue, especially In the shoulder Joints
the result Of his American tour. He Il
composing an opera Rubinstein was a
work on, Cain and Abel" a trilogy
when he died.
William Spenser says that he Is anxious
to write a grand opera in two acts. "I
may not be understood during lifetime,
he says, but possibly the same fate will
happen to me as to Blzet. q monumen
may come after am gone. At any rate
musicians will be able to know what wa
In me and give me my just rating"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-22
THE GRAVEYARD RABBIT

In the white moonlight, where the willow
waves,
He halfway gallops among the graves
A tiny ghost In the gloom and CLEAN,
Content to dwell where the dead men
dream.
But wary still:
For they plot him Ill;
For the graveyard rabbit hath a charm
MAY God defend usD to shield from harm!
Over the shimmering slabs he goes
Every grave In the dark he knows;
But his nest Is hidden from human eye
Where headstones broken on old graves
lie.
Wary still!
For they plot him i'll;
For the graveyard rabbit, though the
skeptics scoff,
Charmeth the witch and the wizard off!
The black man creeps. when the night Is
dim,
Fearful, still, on the track of him;
Or fieetly follows the way he runs,
For he heals the hurts Of the conjured
ones.
Wary still! .Nt
For they plot him Ill:
The souls bewltched, that would find re-
lease,
To the graveyard rabbit go for peace
He holds their secret--he brings boon
Where Winds moan wild in the dark
OF the moon;
And gold shall glitter and love smile sweet
To whoever shall sever his furry feet!
Wary still
For they plot him Ill.,
For the graveyard rabbit hath q charm
| MAY God defend usD to shield from harm!
Frank l.. Stanton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-22
THE GREAT DIAGNOSTION and
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An Eminent Physician Who Tells
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Looking at the Tongue
or Feeling the Pulse.

No examination necessary-No informa-
ton from the patient-no previous knowl-
edge of the case.
Every ache - pain - and disagreeabls
feeling pointed out-and described-bet-
ter than the patient can themselves.
The greatest wonder Of modern science
in diagnosing disease-will tell plainly
whether the disease is durable or not; and
II durable how to cure II.
No person should doctor any further;
nor take any more medicine before con-
sulting him.
All are surprised at his wonderful
knowledge of disease-his plain, concise
explanation Of its cause and effect-as
well as at his marvellous power In healing.
Free Test" consultations daily-for
both ladies' and gentlemen from a. m. to
s p. m.
See daily papers for an account of the
marvellous cures performed by DR.. An
drews eminent physician, at Hotel Vest
minister, Scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-22
Gathered in The
World Of Melody
Interesting Notes Concerning Musi-
clans at Home and Abroad.
NEW OPERA BY Mr.. D. G. JOHNS
Peculiar Musical Instrument from Hawaii.
Entertainments of the Holiday Season.
Miss Slee at Factoryville-Scran.
toms Composers-Local Soloists.

A queer instrument made on the
Sandwich Islands has been on exhibit
tlon at Stelle's music store this week
and has attracted considerable atten-
tion. The instrument Is about eighteen
inches in length and is shaped like
guitar. 1t has only four strings how
ever, and Is tuned like violin, and the
performer produces a tone precisely like
that made by picking upon the strings
of violin. The little affair is called
the "Ukulele Okelili," or the flying
flea. 1t is made of the koa and mali
woods. The Ukulele Okelili at Stelle's
was brought to this country by Mrs.
Gushing, Of Wyoming avenue, who re-
Gently returned from the Hawaiian
islands. She also brought copy of
the Hawaiian national hymn, COM
posed in 1868 by Queen Lilluokalani.
An investigation of the hymn will
cause surprise that the deposed queen
has been allowed to even remain in
Hawaii for so many years.
D. G. Johns, musical director of St.
Mary's church, Dunmore, will produce
his new opera, Little Tottoon," In this
city sometime next month. The cast
characters will include Miss Julia AL
len, Miss Lydia Sailer, Miss Glgallon,
Miss Rains, Mrs. Johns, and Messrs.
Tom Williams, Robert Rankin, Horace
Johns and other well-known local mu-
sicians, and will be supported by a
chorus Of thirty picked voices. The
Little Tattoon" is an opera in three
acts and the scene Is laid in Italy.
The chorus has been rehearsing for
some time past under direction Of Mr..
Johns, and the opera can be presented
upon short notice at almost any time.
Mr.. Johns expects to give renditions of
his opera in Carbondale, Wilkes-Barre,
and Plymouth also.
st. Mary's church choir, at Dunmore
under direction Of Professor Johns, will
render Genarallie's mass in G at the
Christmas service. Prominent among
the soloists OF the choir are Misses
Maggie Harrington, Mary McHale and
Maggie Golden.
MISS Jean plee, SOlO COHtrdltO al
Second Presbyterian church, took part
in a concert given by Mr.. Southworth's
pupils at Keystone academy, in Fac
toryville, on Wednesday evening an6
charmed the audience by her excellent
work.
II II II
An orchestra Of eight pieces will as
sist the choir of Father Melley's church
on the South Side, on Christmas E. Z
Southworth has been drilling the choii
for some time past upon an elaborat,
Christmas programme.
II H
The State Music Teachers associa
tion. which convened in this city las
winter, will meet at Harrisburg mex
"Wednesday. E. e. Southworth, C. b
Derman and other well-known Scran
ton musicians viii attend the meeting
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Llewellyn Jones, the accomplished
young pianist and baritone, win ac
as accompanist at the Carbondale els
teddfod on Christmas Day.
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Mrs. H. H. Coston, wife Of the we'll
known stenographer, has compose,
words and music to lullaby Of rar
merit, which has received favorabl
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-22
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Mothers, use it for your
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-22
Easy to Mako Money.

From the New York Weekly.
Politician-Where did you get all those
shovels?
Contractor-Bought 'em of the city for
10 cents apiece. They were sold for want
Of use, you know.
Politician-I see. What are you going
to do with them?
Contractor-Walt q few weeks until
they are needed again, and then rent
them to the city for 10 cents day.