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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-04
PeckVille.

E. 7. Harding, who has been con.
fined to the house for the past two
weeks, 10 SLOWLY improving.
Miss j. NJ Kstsll has removed her
millinery shop from the Stsarns puild-
lug to the Odd Fellows block on Dspot
street.
Mrs. Mary A. Hallock, of Pittston,
and Mrs. W. G. Daniels. of Hyde Park.
visited at the home of Mrs. Saboth
Williams last Thursday.
Miss Belle Richards, Of Orange, N.
j., is visiting her sister. Mrs. A. w.
Brunduge.
e. W. Squires, our hardware msr
chant lost valuable horse last Thurs
day.
The best place in town to purchase
green groceries aud fresh celery Is ut
Griener e. Sons, Main street **
Miss Lizzie Williams, Of Main street.
is entertaining as ner guests Misses
Bessie Daniels, of Nanticoks; Pearl
Hunt and Gertie Reed, of Plttston.
Mrs. Oscar Dsmming and daug ghter,
Cora, circulated among Carbondale
friends last Wednesday.
Mrs. j. B. Grover, who has been Wis.
itiug her parents. at Burwick, for the
past two weeks, will return home next
Monday.
Oriental Star lodge, 5Ss, Free and
Accepted Masons, was we'll repres-
ented at the Masonic reunion at Far
view last Thursday.
The three Sunday schools of this
place, will run union excursion to Lake
Ariel on the 29Sh. Look out for the
posters in few days.
Miss Rose Glanville, of Nauticoks,
10 visiting at the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Chapman.
Miss Grace Barber is visiting will
friends ut Honesdsle.
Miss jenkins, Of Dunmore, and Miss
Pen warden, of Honesdale. are the
guests Of their aunt. Mrs. Asa Jen
kins.
Miss Lena Barnes is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Yosemans, Of Well:
Bridge, N Y.
Mrs. William Peck and Mrs. Hiram
Inch have gone to Connecticut to At
tend the funeral of their brother-in
law, G. P Miner, who was killed or
the L-high railroad near Ithaca. Mrs
Miner (nee Lille Robinson) has host.
Of friends in this place who will deeply
sympathizs with her in this great be.
reavement.
The following card has been handed
to The TRIBUNE correspondent: I"
would like to say to the public that th,
statements regarding DR.. Beck ar,
false. for be has never been befor,
Commissioner Colburn nor never ha
had u hearing Of any kind, and maj
is innocent until proven guilty. Mrs
DR.. Grover was the only person unds
oath. J. w. BECK. N. D."
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occurred at this placs last Wednesday

occurred at this placs last Wednesday
afternoon between the Dalton club,
under the name of "Buckwheaters, and
picked nine under the name Of
"Lonesomehursts The game aboundsd
In errors and the Dilton club played
like buckwheaters in the third inning
when they let in ak runs. However.
they bracsd up In ths last inning and
won by score Of 10 to 0. Among the
players Of the Lonrsomehurst club
were Walter Di rkson. Fred Priss. Mr.
Shafsr, and jams A. Linen, who
played short stop in his old tima form.
w. A. D'an and son. Clark, ara
spending few weeks at the saa shore.
Miss Mildred Smith entertained q
large number of her young friends at
her home last Friday afternoon. The
occasion was her eighth birthday. A
very pleasant time WAS spent and
many presents were received by her.
Mrs Giles Roberts was at Scranton
Thursday.
P. ]. Davenport was visiting at this
place few days this week.
The Dalton bass ball club will play
the Tritons of Tunkhanuoek, at the
ball grounds this afternoon Saturday..
A good game is expected.
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Forest City.

John Mayors had COW killed on the
Ontario and Western railroad the fore
part of this week
John R. Budd will leave here this
evening for Wilmington, Del, to at
tend the grand lodge of the Ordsr Sons
Of St George, which meets in that ~
next Tuesday. Mr.. Budd will repre-
sent lodge No 372 of this place
Mrs John r. Jones and son. Stanley,
are visiting friends aud relatives ut
Carbondale for week,
Mrs. Joseph Davis and daughter,
Maud, Of Taylor, and Miss Ssllie Da-
Wis, OF Scranton, were guest OF Miss
Celia Higgins. Thursday.
The grand jury at Montrose returned
a true bill against Patrick McAnulty.
Of this place. He is charged by Henry
Rodney Of assault and battery.
Samuel Davis, Of Scranton. first
class tonsorial artist, Is occupying a
position in Lsrabss's parlors In this
place. Mr.. Davis is brother Of Drug
gist Alfred Davis
The United choir held q rehearsal
last evening in the Presbyterian
church The session was we'll attended
and considerable interest shown in the
work of the production which they in-
tend giving at the eisteddtod in Scran
ton in September 1t is earnestly
wished that the Forest City singers
will capture one Of the prizes. Pro.
fessor j. L. Morgan is the worthy
leader.
A description Of the new plant OF
shaft No. 2 of the Hillside Coal com =
pany APPEARS in the Industrial column
Of 1HE tribune today. la preparation
of the arhcl- the name OF A. E
Wheeler, architect was unintentionally
omitted,
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BASE GALL.
Concluded from page 2.

that the Scranton club will take four of
the Troy players. They are Pitcher
Donovan to fill George Hodson's place,
Short Stop Smith, Center Fielder johnson
to take Hogan's place, and Tommy Cahill
to captain amt manage the team. Man
ager Burns will take back to Spring.
field with him tonight or tomor-
row, First Baseman Breckinridge Third
Baseman Donnely, Outfirlder Shelf or aud
Pitcher Grubsr for the Maroons. Meskin,
the third Troy pitcher, is claimed by both
Wilkss-Barre and Syracuse, but prefers
the former club. The local club made q
strong bid to secure Manager Captain Ca
hill, of the Troy, to CATCH and captain the
Maroons, but the Scranton team needed
him and made better offer. The Troy
players have all been disposed of now ex-
cept Pickett, who 10 laid up with lame
leg, and Murphy, the change catcher,
whose arm is troubling him. Springfield
has q claim on Pickett II he gets into con
dition again. Jim Donnelly, late of Troy
will in all probability be made captain of
Springfield for the remainder OF the sea-
son. There Is no one who doubts his ability
to successfully fill the position aud in ad-
dition to this he divides honors with Bas-
set Of Providence, in covering the difficult
corner Of the diamond"
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Dalton.

A number of the eitizsns Of this place
met at Fraucis' hall last Tuesday even
ing to consider the subject Of Dalton's
becoming borough. James P. Dick
son was chosen chairman Of the meet
ing aHd A. Ball, secretary. Mr.. Dick
son stated the object OF the meeting
aud called for remarks Edward Miles.
F. M. Francois, j. L. Tinkham, John
3. Owens and others spoke very favora-
ply on the su j,ct 1t seems that the
only obstacle Is that q borough at Dd-
ton will divide the township Of North
Arlington into two parts, the east
ern and the western. 1t is to BE-
hoped that In the near future this
place will become borough. We
should have stricter laws in re-
gard to the building Of certain streets;
the letting Of horses aud cattle run
loose in the road, aud the disturbances
caused by gang of roughs who infsst
our streets and railroad crossing A
subscription was circulated after the
nesting and about 500 was signed
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Colvin left
town last Wednesday to spend few
weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Bertha Rice is visiting at Chin.
chilla.
Mrs. A. q. Ives spent the day at
Scranton last Wednesday.
Mrs. s. Kelhnsr. OF Wilkss-Barre,
and Mrs. Rout. OF Danville, are visit
ing at the residence of their brother,
M A. Tsnvilligar, of this place.
Miss Lizzie Smith entertained mum
Der Of her young friends at home last
Monday evening. The evening was
very pleasantly spent in games, music.
etc.. after which refreshments were
served. Among those present vera
Misses Mabel Hsizsl. Ruth Jsnnings,
Kittis Shortman, Edith Carleton. Pearl
Wells, Grace Mosher, Ruth Ball and
Grace Purdy; Msssrs. Howard J. Ball,
]. Murton Purdy, Harry Watts, w,
Clark Dean. Edward Carleton, James
Bunnell and Roy A. Decker.
Alderman Wright, of Scranton. was
at this place last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Sehoonover are Wis.
itiug friends at New York city
George D. Osburn Is improving the
looks Of his little residence on Waverly
street by building u new pay window
In front.
S. G. Thomas and Chester Stark are
getting some very fine bhilding stons
at their new quarry.
A very interesting game Of base ball
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FaetOryville.

Dnring severe electric storm that
passed over here Thursday about 8
o'clock the house OF Oran Browning
was struck by lightning which set ire
to the structure. But by the prompt
assistance of some who were soon on
the scene the fire was put out but the
house was damaged to the amount OF
$500 or $500
The Factoryvills Baptist and Mstho-
dist Episcopal Sunday schools have
their union excursion to Farvi.w Aug.
6 Train leaves Factoryville IA Il. M,
stopping at all statious between here
ana Scranton.
L S. Chase and F. B. Small spent
Tuesday fishing at Great Bend and
brought home fine lot of fish,
The funeral Of James Roberts took
place Thursday at o'clock.
H. A. Reynolds spent Wednesday at
Lake Winoa
Will Capwell, wife aud daughter. OF
Bloomsbury. are visiting with her
mother at this place.
Tho Wyoming Base ball nine suff-
cred their fir't defeat at the hands Of
the Murray Hill nine, of Park Place,
Scranton, Pa. Score: Murray Hill.
1S; Wyoming, 10.
A. L. Reynolds, OF this place, is very
sick.
Mrs. Chas Walter fell and nearly
broke her arm few days ago. but is
improving fast.
H. Bruce Rsynold has been sick for 9
fsws days, but we nro glad to see him
out again.
Can Tunkhannock play base balii
This following score will decide
Wyoming, II; Tunkhannoek. Z, and
Tunkhannock had their own umpire,
whom we thanked for his fair Do
cisions.
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Priceburg.

The Priceburg Christion mission will
hold their services in Smiths Music
hall for the future. Services will be
held 10 the above hall nj xt Sunday af-
tsrnoon at $50, in the evening at 6
o'clock. All those who don't attend
any other place Of worship are cordially
invited to attend and hear the gospel.
Mrs. Lunger, who resides in the
Pressman block, Is contemplating open.
ing an ice cream parlor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal M4tson and fam
lily, OF Dickson, who have been sojourn
ing In the country the past week, re-
turned home yesterday.
Niss Jennie Toohill. of Honesdale. is
staying with friend, in town.
Alley ball seems to be the favorits
game among the Young men Of town.
Edward Briggs, Of Dickson, has iu-
vented = self icting feed gate for a
breaker. 1t is q n.at and clever invsn
tion, saving the labor Of two msn. Mr..
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Archibald.

Miss Julia Craig, of Passais, N. j., is
calling on friends here
The remains of the late Patrick Fin
egan, of Rock Terrace, were laid to rest
Yesterday morning At 10 o'clock the
body was borne to St. Thomas church
where high mass mass Of requiem
was sung by Rev DR.. Lucas. Inter
msnt took place in the Catholic cems-
terry. The pail bearers were Thomas
GAughau, Patrick Keegan, Mark Nc
Donnell,r John P. Kearney and John
Moyles.
The funeral Of Mrs. Owen Dean also
took place yesterday. Services over
the remains we're held in st. Thomas
ehvrch by Rev. DR.. Kucas, after which
intermsnt was made In the Catholic
cemetery. Toe pail bearers were John
Duffy, John McHall. Martin Cum
mings. John Flynn, Thomas K, Mum
lev aud Patrick Lynn.
Misses Nellie Lane, Bridget Bren-
nan and Mrs. James Coleman are visit
ing friends in Wayne county.
Misses Louise and Tessie Durkin, Of
Hyde Park. who have been visiting
Miss Annie Lane, have returned home
On Wednesday party Of ladies from
this place made q pleasant social call
on Mrs. William Barthomy, of Forest
City, Mrs Barthomy, although taken
by surprise, were admirably entertain
cd, and the party enjoyed her hospital
isy for several hours Those present
were. Mrs. William Dseche. Mrs. G..
Hennemuth, Mrs. P. Probst. Mrs. j.
Bishop, Mrs. Fl. Ds0ohe. Mrs. II. Mil
Ter, Mrs. Henry Lausr, Mrs. G. Linde.
Mrs. Mendiin Schsrt. Mrs W. Young
Mrs. Hickman. Mrs, P. G Probst, Mrs
II. Simon and Mrs Henry BusSie.
The Traction company is said to
have ordered a dozsn new cars for ust
| on its line.
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MinOOka.

A large cave-in occurred yesterday
forenoon in the No. 10 and 5 mines Of
the Greenwood Coal company. which
caused work to be suspended for the
dav.
O. M. Hobbs, of Greenwood, has com
menced excavations for the erection of
a double building on Main street.
The water in the main line, Of which
runs through here, was shut off yester-
day all day owing to the repairs which
the dam is undergoing.
The case of Martin Lyden against
Mike Joyce, whicn came off last even
ing at Squire OHara's office on q
charge Of threatening to kill, was de-
cided by Joyce furnishing bail in the
sum Of $500 Tor his appearance at next
term of court.
M. F. Judge and P. F. Cusick re-
turned last night from Lake Ariel,
where they have been for the pasl
week.
An infant OF Ed. Jennings, OF Gil.
more avenue, died yesterday. Funeral
today.
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HOneSdale.

Robert Crossley is visiting friends in
Pittston.
Ray Harden bergh has returned from
a visit with friends at Paupask,
Fred Frey, wife aud family havs re-
turned from fishing "trip in Susqus-
hanua county.
Mrs. Edgstt and daughter, Ora, from
Now Hampshire are visiting relatives
near Honsadale.
Lawrence Atkinson, Of Hawley. was
In town yesterday.
The wooden bridge that crosses the
Delaware and Hudson canal aGd Lack
AWAKEN river at ths Eris depot In Tsx.s
nas BEEN eondrmnsd rs unsafe BY the
county commissioners and uss of sans
forbidden. It is sad that the commls-
sioners have not the power to condemn
the Erie depot as being unsafe for the
us. OF the general travelling public.
Ed Evans, J. A Lansing, W. G,
Ssslsy, Theodore SilkmaD, Scranton,
and T. ]. McTigae, Caroondsls, regis
tered at the Allen House Yesterday.
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Old Forge

Charles Randall and family are visit
ing friends in Gauldsboro.
The Misses Wealthy and Margaret
BrodhsAd left on Wednesday for two
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Z, Drake and family attended the
excursion to HArvsy's lake on Thurs-
day.
Miss Fanny Hyd., Of Wilkes Barre.
was the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Han.
nah Bennett, this week.
Miss May Williams has purchased a
lot In the Il Drake tract.
t. J. Stewart made business trip to
Scranton on Friday,
John B. Carey had his elbow dislo-
Gated by being thrown from wagon
on Thursday.
Constable Mat Beam served notice to
the young men VINO have been in the
habit OF bathing in the river at the
bridge that bathing at that point must
be stopped.
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SUNDAY OBSERVANCE AND THE uN-
LICENSED SALOONS.

Editor Of THE TRIBUNE:
DEAR SIR-Allow me to compliment you
for the space you give in your excellent
paper, The TRIBUNE, to the North End
notes 1t is thing that we greatly needed
for some time. But was quite surprised
this morning to find such a list OF disor-
derly persons here during the last month.
do not remember that have ever seen
an account Of that published from here be-
fore. II is the very thing that ought to be
printed every month and from this time
out ! hope it will be done regularly.
l rembember we'll when the high
license question was discussed here some
years ago that one of the strongest argu-
ments used IN favor Of it was that the Ii.
censed people themselves would take care
for their interest to shut up every unli-
censed place everywhere. After mum
bsr Of years of high license experience in
the city am not aware Of a single in
stance where our saloonkeepers have
closed up single one Of these hoIes-in the.
own it themselves that they do them the
most harm of anything in their business.
l notice also when any such cases are
brought before the court by any one they
are very lenient. Grand jury almost al
ways pardons them and purs the costs on
either the person that brought the charge
or upon the county. We often blame our
constables, as it is directly their duty to
see this. But what constable will
do 1t when he knows that his credit will
have to stand the ridicule Of these offenders
and pay the costs and have the pleasure Of
seeing the offenders 60 free without even
charge, 'Go and sin no more"
We as Welsh churches Of the North End
have united to hold meetings every month
concerning Sabbath observance and very
naturally some political points branch up
in 1t now and again which create quite a
ripple Of enthusiasm, although our meet
iags are not political movement In any
way but a religious gathering for an en-
tirely religious object of teaching better
observance Of the Sabbath amongst our
selves, But the more we discuss the Sab
bath observance question the more we see
the need Of city officials who are not afraid
to declare the law and enforce it, The
movement has done great deal good here
already and we expect bstter things in
the future. The sentiment is raised con-
corning the Sabbath and a great deal of
enthusiasm has been created throughout
the place. The result will be by and by;
l expect that we will 60 in enthusias-
tically at our next election for better men
in office in the city who will not be afraid
to declare themselves In favor Of the Sab
bath and the law Of the land, and against
every law-breaker as well as against this
slackness on the part Of our officials to
declare the law and to enforce it.
Yours
W. S. JONES.
Scranton, Pa, Aug 8.
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GORMAN'S
grand DEPOT
HallStead.

A mistake occurred in today's TRIB
UNE in regard to the late Mrs Scotlon,
who died on Monday. She leaves one
son, E NJ Scotton, and one dsug hter.
Mary. for whom much sympathy is
felt, as she aud her mother had lived
together since toe death of the father,
which occurred many years ago
William Lusk. of Montrose, is in
town on business.
R. Sayer, who has bsen on the sick
list, is recovering.
Mrs A Ferboss and Mrs. o. Bennett,
of Bingham,on, are visiting friends
and relatives in this city.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Grusin were
in Bnghamton today on business.
Mrs. Clarence Barnes. OF Elmira, 10
visiting friends in this city.
The qualified Republican voters Of
Hallstead borough will hold caucus
ut the borough lookup on Saturday,
August II, from Ito 8 O'Clock p. m,
for the purpose OF electing ten dele
gates to the Republican county con-
uention to be held at Montrose ou
Tu -sdly. August IA. at II o'clock a. m
Mrs Joseph Wesley visited the Par
lor City today.
Mrs. Michael Hays visited Niagara
Falls the first Of the week.
Miss Name G ,llagher, of Scranton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Michael Hays
A game of base ball will bs played in
the vacant lot opposite the rssid dsnce Of
Mrs. Thomas Cannon this afternoon
between the Rip Tail Roarers, of the
east side of the track, and tne nine
from the westsde OF the track.
The Hallstead CJrnst band has been
engaged to play for picnic in Wash
inGron. N. j., on Thursday, Aug 8.
P H. Hawlsy, of Hartford, regis
tered at the Mitchell Houas today.
Miss Lucy Packard, of Binghamton,
is the guest ot hor sister, Mrs Jacob
Brown, on Pine street.
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CarbOndale.

Today the Marvin Mine Fund associ-
alton will run an excursion to Far
view.
The Mozart band will 60 to Fern
hall. Crystal lake, on Wednesday even
Ing Of next week to give an open air
concert.
Rev. I. E. Jspson was in Starucc.
on Thursday evening. where he united
in marriage Miss Jennie Mumiord and
Albert G. Crossley. both OF Starucea.
Mrs. John Murry. of Sand street. Is
visiting Scranton friends.
Announcement 70 made Of the COM
ing marriage of Miss Mary Filth
Tryou, daughter Of Contractor George
Tyrou, to G. V. Estabrook, of the firm
of Estabrook Bros. The event will oc-
cur on Wednesday. August 8, at the
home Of the brides parents Oh Darte
avenue. Rev. William Edgar. of the
Methodist, church will perform the
ceremony.
Miss Nan Brown, OF Honesdale, is
the guest of Miss Annie Moon, of Ter
race street.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaorgo Emmett OF 30
Clark avenue, are mourning the death
OK their 6-mouths- old daughter. Anna
Louise, which occurred on Thursday
afternoon. The funeral will be held
this afternoon vt 8 o'clock.
Mrs. c. F. Mesksr's guOst, Miss Wes'
colt, Of Binghamton, returned homo
afler a two weeks stay In this city.
A. I. Burkett is on q months visit
with Wilkss-Bsrre friends.
Mrs. w. A. Kelley, of Oneonta, N,
Y, will arrive in this city this after
noon to make visit with friends.
Miss Jessie Vannan has returned af'
ter an extended visit with friends in
the east.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Stone. Of Birkett street, is
dangerously ILL.,
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Wyoming.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pasl Green wood, Of
Philadelphia, who have been spending
u few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Best, returned to their home Thursday.
Miss Clara Goodwin, in hurry to
get off the electric car at Dorrancston
Wednesday, fell and received slight in
juries.
Services at the Presbyterian church
Sund ~ morning ct II o'clock and open
air service on the church lawn ut 4
o'clock in the afternoon, everybody is
invited
Miss s. A. Lake left yesterday for
Crystal lake.
Mrs Charles Smith, who has been
visiting her parents at Eatonville re-
turned home last evening.
Two cases of scarlet fever at the
camp grounds.
Services at the camp grounds Sunday
as follows: Gam. love feast; 10 80,
preaching by Rev. A. W. Cooper; 2 30
p M, Bible school, W. H. Peck; 73O
o. m. preaching by Rev. A. Wrigl'y.
Miss Emma Space and Miss Virgia
Gibsrsou left this week to visit friends
at BloomsburQ.
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GIRLS EARNING A LIVING
This Summer Weather Tests the Re-
sources of Working Girls-Mus
Keep Neat and Well at Small Ex-
pense-Paine's Celery COMPOUND.

Keep Neat and Well at Small Ex-
pense-Paine's Celery Compound.
One. two. three, four crisp dollar
bills-pay for whole weeks tirssoms
work behind counters, or in some fac
tory
Imagine it your own daughter.
1t shocks one to think that lace and
ribbons come 30 dear and human life
so cheap
Trying to earn living at this rate
soon brings out all the working girls
womanly resources to keep neatly
dressed, pleasant faced and we'll Few
days can be spared for sickness and
strength must not f,g till past closing
time.
The best friend the working girl has
ever had is Paine's celery compound.
1t keeps her we'll and full OF strength
and courage. 1t restores vitality to
tired nerves: 1t feeds every tissue of
the body when unusual waste has re-
ducsd the weight and strength Of thu
body, as is frequently the case in the
heated season. 1. gives new appstits,
and keeps every part OF the body,
nerves and blood, 10 we'll nourishsd
that the nervous. exhausted, tired, run
down feeling from worry and hard
work soon disappears.
In headaches, the head is not alous
the offending part. The brain 10 tbs
center Of the great nervous system. and
there is q continual communication
from every part Of the body to it..
Hence arrangement Of the stomach,
liver, or kidneys produces headaches.
though the head bs In healthy condi-
ton.
Nervous headache, neuralgia, rheu.
matiam, and heart troubles are dus tC
Olooi insufficient in quantity and lack
ing in richness. Worry and long hours
Of uninterrupted work, especially In
the summer, exhaust the nervous sub
stance as surely as walking exhausts
the muscles. To quickly furnish q
fresh and abundant supply Of nutri.
msnt for every tissue Of the body is ths
purpose for which Paine's Gallery COM
pound was first prepared. This rapid
production Of fresh nervous energy and
pure blood WAS the one sndravor oil
Prof Edward E Phelps long study oI
nervous exhaustion. The result Of biz
life work was Paine's celery compound,
that remarkable remedy that psrman
emily and speedily cures diseases oi
the liver, kidney. aud stomach. 1t Ii
the greatest regulator and blood puri-
fer OF this present century.