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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11
DIR. COPELAND READS LAW
1t Is Good Law, Though Not from the Books.
The Natural Law that What Is Best Must Become
the Cheapest---The So Rate and the Free
Trial Treatment That Is Not Bogus.

Plain ~. II has become that whoever
pays more than s8 mouth pays too
much. II must not he Inferred from the pop
uInrity orthe rate that pre.cmincnt mcdi.
cal success Is ~ matter OF dollars md
cents. Neither the physician charging
81 IL visit nor the phi yricinu charging ~ n
month gives ny his fee the si,ghte-tsndi.
cation of HIS skin. You eau no more csti-
mate the value OF HIS services by hts
charges than you cnn lenrn the time of
dny from u Thermometer. 1t ~ notorious
In the pror- --,On that thoa. knowing the
least medicine nrc gtftcd, possibly by the
law OF compensation. with u nerv. TINT
enables them 10 charge the hiuhc rt fees
The su,alInea- OF tho Copeland rate III no
ado qunte degree accounts ror It's popular
ity, which really springs from the tn"it
vet universal public appreciation 81 tho
Aines- OF mnkinG tho hest the cheapest.
80 the Impression TINT whoever pays
more thnn ts month pays 10" much
comes not fror, the rsct thar this l. tn,
rate for tho Copeland treatment. hut FROM
| the fact that the Copeland treatment Is,
by general admission, the best.
II Is for thi. reason TINT the new
metl DDS OF Drs. Copeland nnd tsardner
| arc ch~nper. but because they az" hettcr.
| The r,iIrond suppinnt- the coach. the
| electric Hight the pinc torch, steam heat
| the log hre, not because they are cheaper
| but because they are better Their cheap
meas IL AN incidental advantage.
In all the other arts or sciences except medical
| prnctir" tn" progress Of the ago has mad" econ
umy aud Improvement 20 hand In hand nr.
Copeland 5 departure, his maintenance of tia" ~
rate In face Of the f,ll and cunpct" public rccug-
milton oil his methods ~ the best III existence. has
| been not only the marvel of the century IN pro
| ics.ionnl work hut All object lesson OF titanic
| power. teaching tina, what Is hest should h"
| cheapest In medical practice rs well rs In other
| arts supposed 10 minister To the wants of man.
! kind.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11
IN CROKER'S OWN
State Democracy After the Tam
many Tiger In the Fourteenth.

The State Democracy of the Fourteenth
Assembly District. Cookers old distr ct.
will hold an initial meeting to perfect
the organization in that district. at the
I.yCeum Opera House, ThIrty- fourth
street, nenr Third avenue, next Friday
evening. at o'clock. Addresses VIII he
m iie by oS-Mayor William r.. Grace,
Charles : Fa!rchld, +. Ellery Anderson,
Col. Robert Grier Monroe. Albert Stick
ney and others.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11

Athletic Director Lathrop, of Har-
ward, has chosen the following men on
the Mott Haven team to go to the
training table: Whittren, 'S5; Storrs,
80; Merrill, 81; Bingham, '&; Hnl, "a;
HOLSTER. '97; Lakin, 81; Coolidge, 'S5:
Garcelon. l.. s.: Jameson. '95; Putnam.
sG; Stickney, 81; Phillips, 81: Bloss, "a;
Wheelwright. "a; Elliott, '95, and
Holmes, so.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11
SIGNS OF REVlVING TRADE,
Mill Running Day and Night, and
Another to Resume Work.

IBy AsBocIatcd PretsI
BETHLEHEM, Pa, April l1.-For the
first time during the present year, all the
oxide fires. eighty-tlve in number. be-
longing to the Lehigh Zinc Works. are in
full blast The last block OF eight fires
were started last night. and the NAM
moth works are now in full operation
every hour of the day or night.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 1.-THE
paper mills of Alexander l}nlfour & Sons
at Port Richmond. will start up shortly
mad give employment to large number
of hands to fill the Government con
tract for 1.500, 900 pounds of paper for the
United States Revenue Department.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11
Too Personal.

Ned-They say that Oscars engage
ment to the queenly Miss Weighty Is
broken off.
Fred-Yes. He told her she'd "look
sweet on a bicycle built for two" and
she got mad.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11

/ There promises to be some fun in
puglistic circles around Boston next
OF the local theatres, while his rival,
the Kentucky Rosebud" has week s
engagement at a playhouse close b..
Both are talking fight but the Rose
cure sufficient backing. Tom O'Rourke.
Dixon's manager, says the Kentucky lad
may have n go at $4,000. 1t is reported
that on Monday the money will be put
up for both parties.
The Cootes Baseball Club, of Jersey
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11

The Spring games OF the Twenty sec
ond Regiment Athletic Association will
be held at the armory. Sixty-seventh
Boulevard, Tomorrow evening. The
events will be as follows: 7O-yard run,
220-yard hurdle, 22O-yard novice run,
ii0-yard' run, SS0-yard run, SSO-yard
cycle race, potato race and obstacle race.
Puffer, Goff, Sands, Judge. Hjertberg
and other cracks will compete.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11

Never In our recollection has we'll made FuRST-
TUNE been sold NJ such low prices as are offered
at FLIST's, l4th st. and 9th ave. -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11

True Bostonese.
From Hallo)
Dix-An exquisite fellow, that Boston
chappy.
Rix-Weally?
Dix-Yes; nevah speaks Of tailah bill
always calls II a "sartorial Williamr'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11

At last we are going to see london 8
idol" Miss Nesta Tilley. She has been
trying to run over to dear America
don't you know, for a long time, but
something has always stood In her way
Tony Pastor has secured Miss Tilley,
whose name is certainly odd 1t makes
one feel familiar with and dlsrespectful
10 speak Of an unknown lady as Miss
RILEY. Miss Matilda would sound more
proper. \ few of the adjcctives which
Mr.. Pastor uses to describe this lady
are: Great, sympathetic, womanly
artistic, perfect extraordinary, fine, re-
Tilley makes her first appearance Mon
div nlplt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11

"Oh! no." said Charles Frohman, yes
leys Aunt at the Schiller Theatre. in
Chicago. p nd follow 'Charley's Uncle.
The piece goes to Hooley's. The Char
ley's Uncle people have taken my title
and initiated my printing-they use
laughing dog. and use n
laughing cat-but can't help It.
don't care snap. but
play at Hooleys and not at the Schil-
Ter" Mr.. FrOhman smiled at the tao
tics of the Charley's Uncle" people
Imitation. after all. is the sincerest
form of flattery.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11
Caught Again,

(Frnm Hallo)
Rags-They come high, but we mus
have them!
Dags-What?
Rags-Sklrts on a rainy day!
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11

THE Fencing Master" and 1.-THE Al
gerlans" have certainly had ckeckcrei
careers. People have been transferred
from one company to the other; man.
ayers have stepped in and stepped out
again, and these works, both charming
as far as Mr.. De Koven is concerned.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11

THE Crossroads of Life" Is the title OF
new play in which Edmund Collier Is
going to star next season. An elaborate
production will he made Of It, We have
had life III good many phases In melo-
drama; its crossroads have n meaty
sound about them.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11

nave not had an altogether felicitous
showing. But they are still vital. ''The
Fencing Master" has been engaging peo-
PIE Tor next season. Miss Marion Bender
ls among those already engaged She
was with THE Algcrians" this season.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11

Edgar Strakosch Is going to have a
Summer season of comic opera at AL
baugh's Grand Opera House in Washing
ton. He will do a different opera every
week. and select his repertoire from
"Glrofe-G!rofa The Gypsy Baron"
THE Bat" La Relic Helene" "Indi-
ana" Glover" 1.-THE Beggar Student
and others
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11

Joseph Jefferson follows the Kendals
at the Star Theatre. Mr.. jefferson has
been defending the strange and much
outraged policy that keeps him tied down
to one part. Says Mr.. Jefferson IAN
actor cannot act a part too often. pro
vded he does rot lose interest in the
character" And he never does while the
box-ofiice speaks convincinglyD The
lack OF interest Is not seen so much in
the pantomime or action. 1t Is in the
long speech or soliloquv where the old
fire fails to be kindled and to arouse
the old-time enthusia sm."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-20
CURRENT TAYLOR TOPICS.
The Events Of the Day Tsrssly Recorded
for IntslllRsnt Readers.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
TAYLOR, Pa, Feb 10 Go to the
polls tomorrow Vote for Grow and
tor protection.
Mrs. John J. Daniels, OF Rendhsm,
is sick.
Willie Rumble aud Willie Daven-
port, two young boys, won first and
second prize at a sweepstaks ia Barber.
town Yesterday.
Weiuesday's TRIBUNE will have full
account OF Taylor borough election.
Don't fail TO see it,
II the public don't use the property
Of the Price library better, no one ex.
cept mem bers will be permitted with
ont plsses to its rooms. Young boys
have done much harm, and the officers
mean to plan q scheme to stop it,
The mention that A. J. Colburn
would speak ia this town was errJn9.
ous. The article WAS given by the pres
ilent Of the Mckinley club. aud was
printed in good faith.
The young lady who lost her watch,
Of which mention was made in Satur-
day mornings TRIBUNE, mas recovered
her property. Harry Morton, Of R3nd.
lam, saw the item 10 THE TRIBUNE and
at 10 o'clock a. m, the lady was again IN
possession Of her loss The TRIBUNE
leads Pit your losses and wants ia It's
columns
Edward Msshan, a handsome young
fellow and formerly nizht operator al
the Central Railroad Of New Jersey
depot in this borough, won the love of
one Of our sstiinabls young ladies' six
teen months ago and last October they
we're welded The secret only became
known few days ago. Both arc pop
1lar aud have the best wishes OF host
Of friends.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-20
FILTERED AT FOREST CITY.
An Interesting Budgst of News from Our
Regular Representative

SDeCiut 10 tHS scranton IfIbunf.
FOREST CITY, Pa, Feb 19.-Miss
Mamie Bryson, of Carbondale, spent
the latter part of last week with Miss
Helen Dunnier. in this place
Attorney L, p. Wedemen Is in Dun
daft today. on legal business.
Rev. h. H. Lewis. of Scranton, preached
two very forcible and eloquent sermon =
Mt the Welsh Congregational church
yesterday In the morning he preached
a Welsh sermon and In the evening an
English sermon.
Tomorrow night the Baptists will
hold II neoktie social in their church
parlors A good time ia anticipated.
James IT, Dubois. editor OF the In
vontivo Age. of Washington, ID, C.,
will deliver his famous lecture on
titlad Seen Abroad" at Davis, opera
mousse Thursday evening, Feb 99 Pro
ceeds will b. divided equally between
the Methodist aud Presbyterian
churches. Tickets can ho had now
from Benjamin Maxey and j ID. Caryl
Reserved seats. 85 cents; house tickets,
% cents
Miss Lena Reynolds and Miss Louise
Wostgate spent yesterday pleasantly
with friends in CarbondAls.
Carpenters renewed work on the new
Methodist Episcopal parsonage today,
The Alexander car replacer. invonted
by K. Il. Alexander, of this place, will
bo given final test In tho Car0ondale
yard today. before number OF promi -
nent railroad oilicials
The young people. OF ABE thania. the
Welsh Congregational church, have
decided to hold their first Welsh COS
tumo social and entertainment on the
evening Of Washington's birthday.
Feb. 90 Entertainment to commence
at p, M. social at T., 30 p III.
The wife of William Connolly died
Sunday morning. Funeral will take
place tomorrow. lnterment at ST.
Roses cemetery. Carbondale,
John u. Hughes, assistant foreman
at No shaft, will spend tomorrow at
| Wilkes -Blrre.
Constable Michael Walsh took Frank
Mcnermott. who attempted to murder
George Wsstgate Saturday, to Mont
rose today to bo boarder ut Hote
Leonard for time.
The TRIBUNE records all the loca
happenings of Forest City in an inter
estiug manner. Give The TRlBUNEi
carriers your name for trial sub
scription aud it will be delivered t
you bright and early every morning
The popular and favorite cantata
"Rebscca, will be presented at Davis
Opera house by home talent, under the
leadership Of Professor Luther Nor
gan, on Mar. Il, st. Patrick's Day
Receipt for the benefit of the Welsl
Congregational church. The member
of the choir are practicing weekly, anC
are making rapid progress toward th'
perfection mark
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-20
7ECKyIL-E POINTERS.
Pith7 CcmpsudIun Of the Activities Of a
Eusy Borough.

erecirl 20 the Scranton Tri5im,
PECKvLLE, "a, F=o. 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. jacob Dapsw was called to Clark :
Summit last SaJuriIy on account OF
the death Of the formers sistar, Mrs.
John King.
Regular Communication Of Oriental
Star Lodge No. jo3. Free aud Accepted
Masons, will be neid this evening.
Jake Berry, Of Providence, spent
Sunday with lis parents, Mr.. aad Mrs
John J. Birry.
Mrs William Warieli and Mrs P
SreJicoc spent yss.srdry with friends
at D1luora,
4 slaign load Of ladies aud gsntle-
men from here took advantage Of the
s.eigLing Iasi Saturday evening and
enjoyed a rada TO Carboldsls. While
going through Archibald it had the
misfortune 10 be bumped ont in snow
bank.
Thomas Swales visited the Electric
City yesterday.
Miss Matte Mute, Of Bell Place, ia
i1disposed
4 slaign load Of Young girls from
Carboudala were eutert4insd az the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. George Cool
last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Stephen Kmble and daughter
Leila, Of CarhoEIa. spent sunday
with relatives 10 sowH,
Mr. and Mrs. jacob Berry and fam
ily and Edward Van Gordsr, Of Pro7i-
denc9, speat Sunday with the formers
parents, Mr. aud Mrs. John Berry, Of
Main street
Mrs. William DoughsrtY, Of Carbon
dale. is visiting her parents, Mr., and
Mrs, Il. 2. Traviss.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-20
JoTrED AT JGRMYN.
A Lively Lot of It,ms from a Talented
Writer.
Special to the scranton Tribune.


Special 10 the scranton Tribune.
JERMYN, Pa, Fob, 10 Mrs. William
Skim returned Saturday afternoon
after six months visit with friends in
England
j. L, Nicholson will be our next bur.
CESS, Get ont full vote, Let the
majority bo decisive,
lne members OF the board of health
will meet Wednesday evening.
Subscribe for THE TRlpuNg and get u
barrel OF flour Tree.
Vote for &. A. Grow ard protection
to our coal industries Show your re-
buke ct the present administration by
your ballot
\ full house IL assured Thurs lay
night when when DR.. Pearce, OF Scran-
ton, will deliver his famous lecture on
"rrayels in Palestine"
Henry Stone is suffering from SO
we're ipdispOSltion. the result ot over
work in opening Second and Bacon
streets after the recent heavy snow
storm
Morcomb aud Carter, of tho First
ward; Jay, Swlck and Nicholson, Of
the Second ward. must bS elected,
Remember this is Tor three years. do
your duty today.
Regulate your expenses by your in.
come Be honorable anl modest, sim
pie and free. Serve your ccuutry from
duty, not from ambition and ain
hopes,
Miss Edith Bandsld Of rhroop, is the
guest OF Miss Cora Davis.
Mrs A w. Cooper. OF ranton, spent
Souday with Jermyn friends.
Jennie NIchol. OF Cemetery street,
is i'll Of scarlet fever
There will be a cock fight between
Jermyn and Olyphsns birds on Thurs
day.
Miss Aldie Coleman aud sister Miss
Edna Peck, Of BlZsman, Mon, are the
guests Of friends in town.
That stauuch Republican. Thomas
Rich, is circulating 1000 copies of vii.
liam Come rs letter on the coal clause
in the Wilson bill.
Mrs. MaIhers, OF Luzsrne, is visiting
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs j,
&, Shepherd
Mr.. aud Mrs, John Gravel. of Fourth
street, are rejoicing over the arrival Of
| q daughter
Mrs. Charles Stanton, of Carbondale,
was in town Saturday.
Friday the Band of Hope of the Con
gregaJiOaal church enjoyed a sleigh
ride to Providence where they were the
guests Of Henry Jenkins, farmer res
lien: Of this place.
| The Misses Mabel and Lila Hutch
iugs, Of Moosic, spent Friday Snd Sat-
urday with Mrs J. D. Stocksr.
Saturday night Evening Star lodge
| No. 6j. American Protestant associa
tjOu held a supper in Enterprise nail.
A pleasant time was enjoyed by the
large crowd present and neat sun
realized for the benefit of the lodge.
Mrs. Calvin Vail, OF Third street, i:
suffering from an acute attack oI
| rheumatism.
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PICKED UP AT PRlcEsURG.
Notes of L peal Interest darnered by oui
EutsrprisinR Reporters.


Special 10 The Scranton Tribune.
PRIcEBURa Pa. Feb, 10. "A large
crowd OF young people and several
older ones assembled IN the Central
hall on Saturday afternoon to witness
Professor O'Hara's Panorama and a
Trip Through ShadowlAnd." The enter.
tRinmsnt was we'll worth the price OF
admission, 10 cents. It. comprised SONS
Of the most beautiful scenery OF tho
world; tho Worlds fair, Rocky Road
to Dublin, Happy Angel. The Martyr
OF the Coliseum, aud many other beau
tiful sights. After the entertainment
each little ono was presented with a
doll or n package Of candy Como
again, Professor.
Ex Sheriff Charles Robinson and
Deputy Collector William Craig were
In town on business Saturday.
Tho stiffness of tho Sabbath was
broken by what seemed to bo an exclt-
ing runaway A horse attached to n
cutter came taaring down tho road at
hreakneok speed Two bloods from
Dunmore were tho occupants. and they
did not want to control the hors8 OF
iicer Benton halted them at Jsrmyn'a
store and brought them before Bur
gess DAVIS, where n charge Of furious
driving was preferred against them.
They were fined 81 80 m sweet re
mlnder that Pricsburs is not II rac
track
Thomas Turner. of Hyde Park, spsnt
Sunday with his parents vt this place.
This is election day. Let all those
who are entitled to vote do 30 early, M
II Ia well known that the new ballot
law takes up more time than voting
under tho old system Vote for purer
politics aud bsttor government You
aro your own judge. Make the best
OF it,
Mrs. James McLaren, OF Scranton,
aud Mrs William Cutler. Of Hyde
Park, was tns guast of their sister,
Mrs. John Gilligan. on sunday.
The latest organization in town Ia
the Ladies' Tea club Each member
buys ono pound of tea Oach month and
is entitled to dinner act consisting OF
l44 pieces Mrs Isaac Davis, OF Hall.
stead avenue. was the first to receive
her set which Is valued Mt $l4.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-20
MIOGETs FROM MooSIc.
Little Locals Prepared by Our Regular
spondents.

Special 10 he scranton iTtDune.
MOosIC, Pa, Feb. l0-lhe Ladies'
Aid society will meet Wednesday af-
ternoon at Mrs. Frank Mostol lier's
The Womans Christian Te importance
union will hold Bible readi ng In the
basement of the Presbyterian church
Thursday evening, led by William
Watson. All are invited.
Charles Gay and Bruce Montgomery,
of Penobscott, spent Sunday with
friends in this place,
Rev. Mr. Lindermuth has returned
home from his vacation, spent with
friends in Ohio.
William Kediie, Miss Maggie Bry-
den and Miss Minnie Queen, of Pitts
ton. called on friends in town Sunday.
Miss Minnie Bouse, of Brook street,
was caller in the Electric City Mon
| day.
Misses Mabel and Lula Hutchings
spent Sunday with friends in Jermyn.
Miss Vandenburg spent Monday in
Green Ridge.
Misses Bessie Kinds and Lizzie Nc.
Murtrie spent Friday evening in Scran.
/ ton
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an EsTImaBLE LADY CONE.
Mrs John Wslch, oas Of Honssdals's
oI4as, Resident, FaL5as Away.
rva.f,J q, gbo g1,o,too fC-{Es,u.


Oldest Resident, FaL5as Away.
6pecial 10 the 6craatoa Triblns.
HOSEsDALE, Pa, FeJ 19.-Anothsr
Of Honesdals's old residents, Mrs. John
Welch, Of Dyberry avenue has entered
into eternal rest. 5ns passed away at
about o'clock on Saturday evening,
and was seriously i'll only for snort
time, having been about the house as
lato as Friday.
Sixty years ago the coming 18Th day
March shs was married in England 10
John Wslch (wno is 80 yenrs Of age and
still survives herr and came to Homes
dale in the following June. She was
then % years Of age.
Being Of sprigatly disposition her
friendship was ever held clear by those
who were fortunate enough TO possess
it and for the past few years 1t has
been the custom for her more intimate
friends to gather about her on tho an
niversary Of her marriage, and they
were looking forward to tho sixtieth
anniversary, which would have oc.
Cured less than month hence, with
more than ordinary interest and anti
cipation,
She is survived by six children be-
sides her husband, as follows: Mrs
Simpson, Richard and Joseph, who
live at home, and John, Thomas and
Frank, of Rock Island, Ill., The fu.
neral services will be held from her
late residence on Wednesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-20
cULLso At cARBoaoALE.
Matters of Interest Personal and other
wise rersely Recorded.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
CARBONDALE, Pa, Feb. 19.-On Sun
day evening a very impressive sermon
was preached by the pastor. Rev. T.
f. Jepson, in the Baptist tabernacle.
At the close of the sermon the baptis-
NAL waters were uncovered and one
more convert was taken in the church
by receiving the rite of baptism.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, Craig, of 30 Scott
street, are mourning the loss Of their
2.yeAr-old deughter Mary. who died on
Sunday morning of pneumonia. The
funeral occurred this afternoon at 8
o'clock.
On Wednesday evening at the chapel
in the Baptist church will occur the
annual oyster supper given by the La
dies Aid society Of the church. Tea
will be served from to 8 o'clock.
The resnlt of the musicale which was
held at the home of Mrs J. D. Stocker,
at Jermyn, on Saturday evening, net.
ted S37 30
Miss Mae Hallock. Of Gilbert street,
entertained a few friends in u pleasant
manner on Saturday evening. The
honored guests wers Miss Iona Tyler,
of Forest City; Mr. S. W. Porter. of
Jersey City: Mr. w. d, Frank. Of
Scranton; Mr. aud Mrs. A, s L9wsley
George }. Benton, Of this city.
Miss Kate Maug passed the Sabbath
with friends in Honssdale
VI. II, F. Kerr, OF Scranton, spent
Sunday as the guest Of John Morgan.
Miss Allie Chase spent the Sabbath
with friends in Green Ridge
S. w, Porter will return home today
to Jersey City, N j., after enjoying I
visit with friends mere.
Thomas Wyllic, Of Pittston, spen
Sunday with his pare nts, Mr. aud Mrs
Andrew Wyilie, Of Belmont street
Marcy Hedden, of Montrose, Ia visit.
ing his parents in this place. He ex.
poets to again locate here
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-20
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well known
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ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
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Contispation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters-EntiIe satisfaction guaranteed,
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