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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-06-23

A hand of iron seer ID to grasp the
singers heart She had had no fan
that morning Then some one else
had visited Mario Who?
"a FAM" she said, endeavoring 70
laugh, and steadying her voice.
"Yes: have II here" producing the
fan. "You see. 1t has coronet and
initials upon it
Florin took the fan. E. A.; those
were the initials of the Marchesa At
tavanti. Jealousy, the demon twin
brother Of the god called Love. once
more took possession OF her. .aario
had deceived her, then. The Marchesa
had been to see his pictures, and he
did know her, utter all.
az think the crest Is hat OF the Mar
chesa Attavanti," went on this mod
ern Iago. "But did not see her To-
night
No. she was not here, and why had
she. one OF the beauties Of the court
absented herself from this fete? Per
haps at this very moment she was with
Cavaradossi. The very thought was
agony. How anxious Mario had been
to be alone that morning. Perhaps
her first suspicious were true! Per
haps the Marchesa was there con-
cealed at the very moment she. La
Tosca. was talking with her lover.
All these thoughts flashed through
Floria's brain. causing her world OF
agony. She must know the truth
oh. TO leave this hateful fete, hy 70
Mario. and set her mind at rest But
IL was impossible; she must remain
and sing: remain and eat her heart ou'
with miserable suspicion and sus
pense.
With n quick movement she roe and
gathered her tlraperies about her, still
unconsciously grasping. the fas' the
instrument Of ell her misery.
"It Is suffocating here" she said.
nurrisaiy. ~ an going out on the
balcony. Mol do not follow me, pre-
fer TO be alone"
AS she moved away Scarpis followed
her with an expression full Of triumph.
"A handsome woman" he thought,
',and q woman Of brain, but mad
mad as all women are when In love.
She will not rest this night until she
has seen Oavaradossi. and there will
be third party present at that inter.
view with results You little expect"
Meanwhile an exciting scene was
taking place in the anteroom. 70
which ne had led her, between Lady
Hamilton and Roswein. haddened By
her alternate warmth and GOODNESS, he
had determined TO know the truth II
ali costs that very night The power
this woman had over him he could not
understand. he had never STOPPED q
aualyne, but from tie hrst roncna ne
had seen her he had beccple Nef slave.
with an infatuHtion as deep IS that Of
Antony for CeopatFns - ehns q
chsssiard Tor MARY etasFts " nenss
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CHAPTER Iy CONTINUED.

CHAPTER IL CONTINUED.
"Yes; the young composer, Kari
Roswein. He has much talent. i am
to sing the role of Leonora In his new
opera, Tasso."
II am afraid our ambassador from
Great Britain has reason 10 be jealous
in that quarter
La Tosca made no reply.
"Ah." went on the baron, In no ways
deferred by her seeming Indifference;
1--WE diplomats do not take into sutii-
Gent account the rnvages made by the
little god with his bow and arrows"
La Tosca famed herself nom" alant-
", with a far.off look in her dark eyes.
What was this newly made baron and
his disseri atoms TO herY
"More than once" he continued, 81
have seen my best plans come to grief
through the caprice OF some woman or
the s>ion OF man." 49,
ait seems to me-" said Floria. as he
stoned, evidently waiting for reply,
Dthn, the greatest OF deeds MS well as
the worst n often inspired by the
master passion"
at depends upon the woman. The
man fortunate enough to win
your regard, for instance, signoia,
m ght well be inspir d to any achieve
ment."
Tuese words were spoken with Q
warmth which was not entirely
fe gned. Floria's beauty had fasci-
na et I, certain extent the gross
ma ure of the ex-bandit.
She cried her lip scornfu'ly. The
police age us admir- Il n ar disdain
was al H. indifferent to her
"Tor turn o Lady Hamilton" he
said. "licr friend is a protege Of that
crazy De Carnelles, some one was tell
ing me-"
II believe So
"Th Cheva lie has happy faculty
of d scov.r rg genius l had the
pleasure Of S 'rirg the unfinished pict-
ure of anoth.r young friend OF his to-
da, "a Sign avarados !.
In Tosca nade an impLtient move
ment The mention OF her lovers
name ] red upo her.
"Great tai mt! Is; the way" laugh.
ing AID nalf Incidentally: ''the
lung artist apparently Is not averse
TO rec, living the fair sex in his impro-
vised studio in the chape."
Instantly II Tia los, all her anguor
and indifference What do YOU
mean?' she as ed, looking Sarpia
frl in the face. Could he have dis.
GOV, re her sit I" Mario
Perhaps ave be n in liscreet, but
met will rather tranIe trouvaille
during my inspection Of the frescoes-
a la US f.n."
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WHAT MEANS THIS UysEEsrLY INTRUSION
torture she was sunering beneath ner
placid. beautiful EXTERIOR
But suddenly, rs all hung entranced
by her marvellous gift, muffled sound
Of trampling feet was heard in the
outer hall, and the great doors were
thrown open with a cr.sh. Tie
musicians dropped their violins. the
singer stopped, and the queen started
to her feet. a man in the uniform of
an officer OF the Austrian army, travel
stained, covered with dust. pushed his
way through until lie reached the dais
where the queen was standing.
What means this unseemly intru-
sion?" exclaimed Marie Caroline: then,
a. she recognized the new conner:
"What. captain kanrosch. you
Your Majesty" said the officer,
dropping upon one knee, ~ am the
bearer of evil tidings."
"Speak. man; what Is II?
The vast assemblage pressed for
ward, straining their ears to catch his
response.
"rhr first reports were false, your
Majesty, Marcngo was lost. Napoleon
is victorious everywhere. Cur losses
were frightful 1t was q complete
rout."
"Imposs BILE" exclaimed the queen,
turning ashy pale.
"Alas. your Majesty, It is only too
true. am the bearer of dispatches
direct from the battlefield"
With low cry the queen fell back
fainting in the arms of her maids Of
honor.
n an instant all was confusion and
a perfect babel of cries
and CALCULATIONS.
ulTo one, however, this disastrous
news brought only fierce JOY What
10 her was victory or defeat, disaster
TO one party or triumph to the other?
She was free, free to seek her lover
and tax him with his rerfidy. Making
her way us best she could through
the crowd, Floria snatched her cloak
from the chair on which she had left
II and hurried down the broad stair
case to the open plaza. With difficulty
finding her rriage she ordered her
coachman TO Dir We to Marios villa.
Scarcely had the horses started than
@ dark form emerg,I from the door.
way. leaped into close carriage that
sto, d near by, and, leaning out OF the
window, said to the man ON the box,
in 10 distinct tones:
"Follow that carriage, and, on your
life, do not lose sight Of it,"
The vampire was in pursuit Of his
victim,
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fro RE coYrINUED.)

A barber In Auburn, Me-, has par
fected a device for the use OF upstairs
shops TO indicate to would-be patrons
on the sidewalk just how many chairs
are running, how many customers are
waiting, etc, thus saving the Informs
don seekers a trip upstairs
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q tiger would nave spareu "er. .... 70.
Marta"
At this moment Gertrude. the ser
want, came running in to her masters
assistance, and Kalisch seeing that he
could be of no service, and inexpressi'
bly, shocked at the result OF MS
thoughtless words, discreetly with
drew, leaving the little group alone
with the sorrow that ingratitude and
Inconsistency had brought upon them.
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Grand chief Ramsey Exoasrated.

DENVER. Col, May ss.-The conven-
ton of the Order Of Railway Tele-
Rraphers after full investigation OF
the charges against tirand CHEF Ram
ssy has exonerated him.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
I'M. X. ROMINE, NJ. d.,

Eclectic Physician. Over q year. practi.
cal experience. All calls attended day or
night. Charges reasonable. S"hsuituln
free: prescriptions &c. ONCE southcas'
cor. Springs hotel. downstairs.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHRIsTIAN CHURCH. PREACHING
v first aud third Sundays In each month
At II q. III. nnd ';Sl y. III. sunday SCHOOL q
society ot Christian Endoavor every Sun.
law evening ut GsSl O'Clock. Prayer meet
~; every Wednesday evening at o'clock
\ cordiai invitation Is extended TO all to
~ W. &. PORTER, Pastor,
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

BANTER LODGE, no: q. y. +. * a. N.
ID meets first and third Mondays In each
month nj hall on West NcOsho street.
Visiting brethren fraternnlly invited.
{. J. FRIBLEY, W. N.
I, T. RYoN, Secretary.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. PREACH
/ ing every sunday ut u u. m. ind 80 p
~. Sunday school at etp q. M: Christian
Eudcnvnr AT $50, - m. Junior Endeavor nj
~. m. Prayer meeting every wednesday
~ ]. NJ. CRAWFORD. Pastor.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
VI Preaching every Sunday at II a. M
Ind T.3l p. III. Sunday school at p:to u. m
society of Christian Eudeavor at $50 p. m
.,Iass meeting Tuesday evening at l;ls
prayer meeting Thursday evening ut 1iio
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-06-23

Baxter Springs and Miami Hack Line.
Daily except Sunday. Leaves Baxter mt
7::pD u. M. Miami, /. T.. mt p. m.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Kansas City, Fl. Scott d Memphis.

PASSENGER TRAINS.
North Bound. South Bound.
No. 39. :. i0:i1a M. No. 3rl.. bib q. M.
No. pi. li:3i y. M. No. Sl.. ..i;'S D. M
FREIGHT TRAINS.
North Bound. South Bound.
Way fright. 3:op p. III. Way fright ls;n p. M.
Stock fright 5:2' y. III. Thro' fright sao H. M
The way freight trains carry passengers
when provided with tickets.
". c. KNIGHT, Agent.
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Baxter and Peoria Mail Line.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Mail
leaves Baxter at 1::b %. M.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-06-23

DAXTER CAMP, No. Se7. NJ. W. ~. meets
ID second and fourth Mondays in each
and River streets. JAS. HARMON,
I. &. WEAVER, Clerk. We.
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DAISY LODGE, No. ~, q. $. +. meets the
~ first and third Tuesday evenings of
each month ut p. m; at the a. " ., y y ~ W.
hall. >. J. hELLEf' u +.
L. a. PAUL, Secretary.
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CANAAN LODGE. NO. %. p. Of A., meets
" every Tuesday evening at Coopers
hall, corner of Military and River streets
W. c. KNIGHT, Sec.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-15
HOneSdale.

Honssdale is the centre OF an indus.
try whose wares are sold over large
territory-namely. the cut glass trade
Within radius Of few miles there
are three factories whose names are
anonymous with the cut glass trade.
These firms are j. S OCennor Of Haw.
ley. Q. Dorfingsr & Sons, White Mills,
and I. B. Clark & Co., Honssdsls. To
those who have never witnessed the
process of cutting, few words
OF explanation will be interesting.
A description Of the last named
factory will be a description OF all.
The glass used for cutting is very
heavy and thick, After first outlining
the design to be cut, the bowl or other
disk first undergoss the rough cutting.
For this first process steel wheel is
used. The bowl is held against the re.
volving wheel, into which stream of
wet sand 10 constantly falling. This
makes deep cut. This process Is con-
tinued until the design is entirely cut
out. The bowl is then carried to an
other department for the smoothing
process. For the latter q stone wheel
ia used, on which there is constant
flow of water. The bowl is now
perfectly smooth and is polished on
wooden wheel. In this connection it
might be said the wooden wheel now
generally used. is made and patented
by Wymsn Kimbl0, Of Honesdale.
After the bowl is polished it is placed
in fine saw dust until It is ready for
cleaning. after which 1t is inspected
very carefully and packed for ship
ment. The least flaw or smallest speck
of iron in the glass spoils 1t as frat
quality. Glass 90 tainted are called
seconds Pure pieces only bear the
trade mark. go
William Swift leaves for Harry Hill
man college. Wilkes-Barre, today.
Fred Giehrer Is in New York pur-
chasing his fall stock.
The opening for Professor Heft's
dancing class will take place Tuesday
evening at Pioneer hall.
An effort 10 on foot to organize q
first class gymnasium. The project Is
receiving much encouragement and
bids fair to be succesa Several Of
the clergymen and many prominent
business men have indorsed the move
msnt and promised their support. The
organization will be effected when
fifty persons have signed their names
as charter members.
Miss Louise Hardenbergh. who has
been the guest Of her brother, Hon. E.
B. Hardenbergh, for some time past.
returns to her home in Scranton today.
Monroe Weiss returns to Princeton
college today.
Navigation has been resumed on the
Delaware and Hudson canal.
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HallStead.

The fifth local convention Of the jeff
erson Branch union Young Peoples So.
cisty Christian Endsavor, will be held
Sept. 10 at the First Congregational
oh urch ct Clifford.
DR.. Reeves. 412 Spruce street, Ssran-
ton, cures otorrhoea. or discharge from
the ear. Ga. IN. to 8 p. m. -
Mrs. o. Mcintosh. who has been
visiting Mrs. A, G. Young, formerly
of this place, now Of New London.
Conn, and Mrs. Charles Simpson. Of
Stroudsburg, has returned home.
N. I. Mitchell and Z. J. Langley
were at the county seat on business
yesterday.
Mrs. ]. q. vosburg, who has been
visiting in townsville. N. Y, has re.
turned home
Carl and James Du Bois, who have
been spending the summer here, will
return to their homes 10 Washington,
D. G., tomorrow.
Michael Walters has moved to bis
farm In Conklin which he has recently
bought. The house vacated by him
will be occupied by Frank jackson.
Mrs. William ,Squires and Mrs. R
Bar mum called on friends in Scranton
yesterday.
There will be special meeting of
the Hsllstead Fire company on Satur-
day evening to elect q delegate to the
state convention.
w. D. Lusk. Of Montrose, is In town.
Frank Hollen, Of Jersey City. is Wis
iting friends In this place.
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Duryea.

The poles for the new electric road
have been placed along the thorough
fare and cars are expected to run in
the near future.
DR.. Reeves, 412 Spruce street, Scrsn-
ton, cures eczema and all eruptions 8
Q. m. to 9 p. m. IN
Miss Marguerite La Gross, of Wash
ington. D. c.. is the guest Of Miss Auna
Walsh.
The mines receiving cars from the
Lehigh Valley company. which have
been idle for the past few days, will
resume work on Monday.
Richard Mainwarring. one of our
esteemed townsmen, who has resided
here for the past few years, will re-
move to West Pittston in the near
future.
One Of the most enjoyable Of young
peoples parties that has bsen given
here this season was Q euehre party
given by Miss Anns Walsh for her
friend. Miss Marguerite La Gross, Of
Washington, D @. Among the guests
were s. D. Streetsr. Of Tunkhannoek; ;
DR.. Gillespie, Mics Bessie Weber, NJ.
Walsh, Miss B. Walsh, Avoea; J. Har-
rold Mahon, Pittstou; O. B. Richards.
Miss Tressa O'Hsra, M. F. Corsoran,
Miss Judge. Miss M. Evans, P. Gill
boy. James Gilboy, F. F. Walsh. Mrs.
j. F. Walsh, Durysa; Miss K. Tigue.
Dunmore.
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CarbOndaIe.

The Eustis club, Of Pittston, arrived
In this city yesterday afternoon and
later took a car for Simpson. where
they contested q game Of base ball with
the Lotus club, Of this place. which re.
suited In victory for Pittston. score
Sto6. In the evening the Lotus boys
entertained their guests by social In
their rooms In the Opera House block.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ulmer, Of Park street, yesterday after.
noon, . son.
J. W. Dimock and family spent yes
terday with friends in Wayne county.
Benjamin Tucker has accepted a
position with A, W. Reynolds. the
druggist
James W. Gerhart, Of 225 Dundaff
street, and Mrs. Maggie Knight, Of
Wilkes Barre, were married Thursday
in Scranton. They will arrive In this
city on Monday. where they will make
it their home.
The Mozart band have deposited their
check for $l00 and are willing to meet
the Citizens' band. Of Jermyn. in a
competition at any time and place.
City Treasurer Gramer yesterday fin
ished the work of balancing his books
for the month Of August The work
this year has been greatly in excess Of
that Of August. 1893. Last year the
receipts were $40. $780, IS and expsndi-
lures only $1,17575. Compare this
with the figures of August. 1894. as
follows: Received, $23, ,9S1. IL; paid
out, $l2, 1928 54.
Amasa Truck, Of Binghamton, is Wis
iting Carbondale friends this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Maxwell. of Salem
avenue, will leave on Monday for q
visit in Philadelphia
R. P. Dodge left last evening for
Binghamton where he has accepted q
position in the Hotel Bennett.
]. A. Moore returned yesterday to
his home In Plain6eld, N. j., after
spending few days with Carbondale
friends,
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HaWleY.

Mrs. Fred White, at the Eddy. gave
surprise party Thursday evening in
honor of Fred W. Sands.
DR.. Reeves, 412 Spruce street, Scran-
ton. cures salt rhsnm or scrofula. Ga.
m. to 9 p. m. !"
DR.. L. P. Cook is having an alcove
window and porch built on his resi-.
denee.
Misses Katie and Bridget Gallagher
went to New York city Thursday morn
ing.
The Erie and Wyoming Valley Rail-
road pay car was in town Thursday
morning.
The Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor Of the Presbyterian
church, will hold dime social at the
home Of their pastor. Rev. ]. J. Ran
kin next Tuesdas evening. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Miss Nelia Phillips 10 teaching In the
graded school.
About twenty-five people from here
attended the Odd Fellows picnic,
Thursday, at Bellevisw park. Homes
dale.
M. Francis Broderiek. telegraph
operator for tho New York Central
railroad at Yonkers, N. Y, is spending
q few days with his parents.
Mrs. George Smith. nee Bea, is con-
valeseing after rather severe i'll ness
Republican primary elections will be
held this evening between the hours Of
6 and 8 o'clock. Delegates will be
elected to the county convention on
Monday next to nominate candidates
for the Legislature. associate judge
and jury commissioner. A member of
the county committee will also be
elected.
Three hundred and fourteen pupils
were enrolled at the graded school
the first day of the term.
Miss Amelia Jacobs is visiting her
brother Charles. In Green Ridge.
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MinOOka.

Miss Mary Brown, of Providence, Is
visiting Miss Anna McAudrew.
Branch 1874, Young Mems Institute Of
Minooka, purchased a new $500 up
right piano yesterday from j. j. Guern-
sey, of Scranton. which has been placed
In the rooms for the benefit Of its msm-
bers
At9 o'clock the injunction which
was served on the school directors Of
the township will be presented to
court for final discussion. The dirsc-
tors intend to make hard fight to
sustain their action. They have pro-
cured the assistance of two lawyers to
work on the case.
Night school is being held every
Monday. Tuesday and Friday evenings
at the Y. M. /. rooms on Willow street,
for the benefit Of the members, and is
free Of charge.
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Olyphant.

The Hickories, of Jermyn, will cross
bats with the Brown, Jrs., this after.
noon at 4 o'clock, on the Browns
grounds. This promises to be one OF
the most interesting games Of the sea-
son. A large delegation from MayHeld
and Jermyn will attend.
Mrs. William Evans and son are Wis
iting relatives In Plymouth.
George Berry. Of Barthold's store, Ia
in New York city.
Patrick Hughes. of Carbondale, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. A. W. Taylor entertained a
number Of her friends at her home on
Lickawanna street Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Evans and son, of Pittston, re.
turned home yesterday after q visit
with her sister, Mrs. Alfred Haines OF
the West Side.
Mrs F. L. VanSickle and children
have returned after a visit ut Factory
VILE.
Miss Maggie Sullivan who has been
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Old Forge.

David Titus is confined TO his homo
with hay fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. E Foote were the
guests Of their son William, Of Wilkes.
Barre, this week.
Mrs. j. L. Race attended the Moody
meetings on Wednesday.
Miss Fannie Hyde. of Wilkes. Barre,
is the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Thomas
Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson, sr., re.
turned home on Wednesday from a
visit to their daughter at Yostville.
Michael Scott, Of Connellton, is dan
gerously ill.
Rev. F. A, King, of Taylor, was call
ing on friends here on Friday.
Mrs William Plsyforth, of Peck
vile, is visiting relatives in this place.
The Pennsylvania Coal company will
pay today.
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Forest CITY.

The Hillside collieries In this place
were paid yesterday.
Richard Gray. Of the West Side.
Scranton, now occupies a position in
J. W. Larabse's tonsorial parlors.
David harris. a popular young man
OF this place. who has occupied posi-
tion in J. l. Morgan & Co. store for
the past three years. has resigned. and
will leave next week to take course
in Eastman Business college at Pough-
keepsie. N. Y.
Rev. Fl. A. Payne. of Biughamton.
N. Y, will occupy the pulpit Of the
Baptist church next Sabbath morning
and evening.
A slight wreck occurred on the jeff
erson branch yesterday about 4 O'Clock
to an Erie coal train at Burnwood. A
few ears were thrown off and trains de.
lsyed about two hours.
By request Of many citizens the
United enoir will give q grand soncert
in the opera house next Wednesday
evening. The "Hunting Ssng" and
"Gloria," which were the competition
pieces at Scranton last week, will be
rendered.
Last Tuesday evening, at tho home
of Squire d. R. Biamau, corner OF
Grand avenue and Railroad street. was
solemnizsd the marriage of John V. lie
Roy, clerk in the Hillside Office in this
place. and Miss Della Braman. The
Rev. P. B. Kennedy. Of the Presby-
terian church, was the officiating eler-
gyman. The marriage was very quiet
affair and was witnessed only by few
relatives Of the contracting parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. LEROY are enjoying q
wedding trip through New York state
and other points Of interest.
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perancs union will hold their mid-year
convention at this place. An exc-il.nt
speaker has been secured for Thursday
night.
Mr.. Bourne, Of Glovorsvills. N. Y,
brother of our townsman. G. W.
Bourne. occupied the pulpit Of the
Methodist Episcopal church last Sun-
day morning and preached most ex-
csllsnt sermon from John ill. 4.
Next Sunday evening young Japan
csc will speak to the people Of This
place In the Methodist Episcopal
church.
The Medium wants to know where
Tallie Morgan's music class is. The
class is here, but where is Tsllie?
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-15
Specimen Cases,

s. q. Clifford, New Cassel Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and RI eumatism,
his stomach was disordersd, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree. appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Three bottles of Elec-
tric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,, had
a running sore on his Leg Of eight years.
standing. Used three bottles OF Electric
Bitters and seven boxes of Buck lens
Arnica Salve and his leg is ound and
we'll. John Speaker, CatawbA o., had
tive large fever sores on his leg, doctors
said he was incurable. One bottle Electric
Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured him entirely. Sold by Mat
thew Bros. drug store.