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Evening journal., 1894-05-11

nothing but dead sea fruit, oppose what
the people wish because--well. nobody
knoEs why, for Parnellism Is
as dead as PArnell. Our protection Demo
Gratis do not call themselves after the
smirched name Of their dead leader, but
Randallism prevails in Congress here as
Parnellism prevails in the British Parlia-
ment. Both are senseless and cruel. II
they are not the products of baser
qualities they come from ignorance and
bigotry. We fear the Parnellites like
our protection Democrats are influenced
by selfish ambitions II they are not
bribed at so much head.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11
ADMINISTERS, $1.OO. MOQUETTES, 9Oc.

Velvet Carpets of good quality that guaranteed to
wear, and in handsome effects, 9oc per yard.
Wions suggest to you $25o per yard. The Javanese
Wilton is that kind; know them you must them;
examine them and wonder they wool? Oh if they
they would not sell at 75c per yard Suffice it to say
7c per yard they the best value offered in Carpets
Our trouble lies not in selling them but get enough fill
orders.
Tapestry from the best to the other We still
have Of those 4c Tapestry Brussels that caused the
sensation early in the season.
Straw Mattngs from S2.4o per roll of yards upward
Don't delay selecting what you until the last
when you may be hurried select something entirely
your liking when what would have been your preference
has been taken by early purchasers The number and variety
of patterns will notbe increased by waiting.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11
FIX 1T

In your mind that we can sell you
a Custom Suit or pair of Trousers
at a price which undoubtedly will
be a big saving to you in cash.
Beoides having as fine selec.
ton Of fine Woolens to make your
selection from as you'll find in the
city, all else at the top notch of
satisfaction.
When you can buy a Boys Suit
from IA to 20 size for $40 that's
worth every cent Of SIS, isn't it a
big save and worth looking at?
It's Just what we are offering
and they're brand new.
In Mems Suits, Outaways and
Sack Coats, in Black aud Blue
Worsteds, you'll find on our
tables some exceptional low prices.
New arrivals this week.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

IN spite Of the opposition Of the Par
nellites, Rosebery won by close vote
yesterday. The Parnellite recalcitrants
occupy a position in English politics
somewhat similar to that Of the protec
tion Democrats In this country. After
many years Of supreme effort there is a
prospect Of obtaining Home Rule for
Ireland. The followers Of dead leader,
rushing against a desd wall. 70 gather
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

This young lady examines tho young
scholar.
"Johnnie, where is Carlsbadr
"Part Of it in every drug store in the
United States"
How do YOU make that outT'
"The Carlsbad Sprudel Salts and the
Waters are"
"What have they done for you, that
YOU know 80 much about themp
"Why, they have cured papa of his
dyspepsia, and in the place of cross
father they have given me kind and
loving parent"
Dyspepsia will spoil the most angelic
temperament. Too much bile inactivity
of the liver win start IT, Try the Carls-
bad Sprudel Salts or use the imported
Carlsbad Waters. A standard, a never
failing remedy. The genuine have tho
signature of " Esner q MendelsOn' Jo.,
Sole Agents, New York" on every bottle.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

WITH ths Mckinley law in force and
the Wilson bill in process of dickering
amendment by the trusts, the people
have a great and unavoidable opportunity
to learn how much fraud aud bribery and
speculation there are In the protec tive
tariff
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

THE proposal that there shall be an
international convention to restore the
monetary quality Of silver, and agree
upon a basis Of universal valuation for
the metal, Is chimerical The valuation
hxed by the parties to the agreement
might be changed the next day; It GER.
tainly would be changed within a year
80 that there would be two values for
silver, political and a commercial value
We had better let commerce adjust
prices and govern ourselves by them, not
attempt to govern them.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

THE jobbery in the tariff legislation by
those who were sent to Washington to
repeal the Mckinley law and to put an
end TO jobbery, shows that there can be
no honesty in any protective tariff meas
ure. A protective tariff is jobbery.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

SOMEBODY ought TO measure the
frontal development Of the heads Of those
men who have determined not to accept
the finding Of Chief Justice Lore and
the trustees Of Delaware College and
study them In comparison with the
records Of their public services.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

LORD Rosemary denies that the gov.
ernmeut is 'in 3 critical condition" and
says that It is determined TO fight the
battle for Home Rule to the end. He is
not afraid Of desertions. These sturdy
protestations may have the effect Of
putting the opposition and the recalci
trants into a critical condition.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

Now we shall have the changes rung
and sung on hauling down old glory in
Samoa That sort Of a campaign cry
reminds us Of Foraker Of Ohio, the great
statesman Of the Unshaken Hand, and Of
the racket he kicked up because Clevs-
land did not return some Confederate
fags This kind OF campaigning always
excites a great admiration for the Re
publican party and increases our respect
for the estimate its partlsans place upon
the intelligence Of the people.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

How Down the floors down in price? Both
The chance of lifetime is here for purchasing
good Carpets low prices The patterns the newest
and the qualities the best from standard makes Should it be
otherwise in the cheaper Carpets make you acquainted
with the facts Nothing is msePresented here; wool iswoo
and cotton is cotton.
We have just opened a lot of Alex. Smith & Sons
best Administer and Moquees at surprisingly low prices
borders
Evening journal., 1894-05-11
LINOLEUMS AND IRLAID CLOTHS.

These goods become more pop
ular with each succeeding season.
The Inlaid goods claim priority over.
all others in a point Of wear and.
general utility.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

THOSE silly women Of the present age
who are longing and yearning for a
noble life should lift their eyes to Mary
Washington. What greater or nobler
mission; what more soulful life can
women hope for or attain than to be a
mother Of man; real man who will
receive her culture, reincArnate her soul
and make other men better and happier
for his having lived a noble lifel
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

DELAWARE county's RepublIoanism is
not diherezt from Delaware Republican
ism in its tendency to bribe and steal
votes
Evening journal., 1894-05-11
RUGS.

In all the various kinds, colors,
and makes. 1000 Smyrnas just
bought at less than cost of produc-
tion to be sold at manufacturers
cost. Sizes-Single Door, Bureau,
Sofa and Rack Rugs.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

A srLvERITE starts with two PROPOSE
tions: one, that the price Of wheat must
10 raised; the other, that we need more
money and must take silver. Those
propositions are interesting, practicable
and sensible only to the degree that the
proposer is intelligent and reasonable.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

IF tariff reform exposes so much rotten
ness what a mess and a mass tariff max
ing must contain.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

IL the police had not interfered Coxey,
Brownland Jonesey would have beenliving
on grass like Nebuchadnezzar.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

THE resonance with which a man shouts
"Amen" does not always indicate how
much he is willing to subscribe
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

THE sooner Croker gets out the less
liable Tammany Hall is TO croak.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT.

Summer Draperies, Lace and
Heavy Curtains in pairs and by the
yard. Linens for floors, furniture,
ETC., etc.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11
Ma6tingS-

NL9 = OLLSS-
From $3.50 to $50 per roll Of 40
yards.
Chinese and Japanese.
Joined, jointless, inserted, inlaid
and Novelty warp5.
We can hardly fail to meet your
wants in these goods.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

DID you cut out the coupon tO-dSyi
Evening journal., 1894-05-11
LiChtenStein & Hart,
220 MARKET STREET.
CARPETS AND DRAPERlES.

The rush that has been on for the
past few weeks shows no abate-
ment. We have doubled our work.
force to more promptly meet your
wants. We do nothing but best
hand sewing on Carpets and at the
lowest prices consistent with good
work.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

FRIDAY. MAY II. 1884.
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rally Tuesday night at the Methodist
Episcopal church. Rev. ., II. Bough-
ton will address the meeting.
John Timlin. father of the newly
appointed postmaster q. L. Timlin, is
dangerously i'll.
Mrs W. H. Gordon spent today with
her daughter. Mrs. j, A. Waters, OF
Dunmore.
DR.. Houser, the newly elected bor'
ough treasurer, has filed his bond,
JsmSs Butler and p. G. Cnnoly were
his securities in the sum of $4,000
John Halton, who has been sick with
the measles. ID improving.
The reception committee OF the Price
Library association will meet next
Monday night
Win Whit~tord and viii Davis We're
in Moosic today.
Subscribe for THE TRIBUNE, 4j ,ents
per month. VIII Morris, agent.
John Phelps, of PeckviIlr. WAS in
town on Thursday,
The funeral Of William Kilmnrtin
on Thurday was very largely attended,
Burial was made in Mluookn Catholic
cemetery.
The electric Base Ball club will hold
ms first annual pall on April p in
| Wehers rink
Abraham Seal. Old Forge supervisor
is at work repairing tho road at tho
Sibley.
Mamie NaviE. of pittstop spent this
week with Mary Aun Murray. OF
| Washington street
Christopher DOYLE, who was killed
Wednesday Mt the Slbley mines. will
10 buried tomorrow (Saturd W) morn
ing at 5 o'clock from his nome in
Rendham. High mass will he solemn
lied at st. Joseph's church, Mlnooka.
lntermsnt in Hyde Park
The borough council met tonight and
Borough Clerk Powell. who has beru
counting the number Of poles and
measuring the wire is stretched through
the borough, made hia report The
borough fathers arc determined that
the pole tax. which is law
with them. shall b. collected A bill
will be sent to tho diff rent companies
who have poles ami wires on oar
streets. The ordinance says it must
be- paid on the first Monday in April.
Council will also oppose the LAYING
further of the street railway track
without something is done for the
town,
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CAUGHT At cRSeoHoALe.
Sights and Scenes on the Pioneer City
Midway Mirrorsd

onsciGi 10 The Scranton Tribune.
CAnBCNDALE, March 30. Attic close
Of The morning sermon in the Baptist
church on Sunday the ordinanc. of the
Lords Supper will be observed; also
the right hand Of church fellowship
will be given TO several candidates who
have recently united with the church
by baptism.
The funeral services over the remains
Of the late William McMyne occurred
this afternoon, Mt 2 30 o'clock p. IN,
from the residence on Dundaff street.
| The services were conducted by Rev
Charles Lee Of the Presbyterian
church, who took for his text as fol.
lows Boast not thyself Of tomorrow,
for thou knowest not what day may
tring forth" found in Prov. 27-1 The
funeral was largely attended, Among
those who attended, were George Nc
| Myus, Of Latin; James Hazel Of West
| PittstOn; james Nicol. Of Aclnpll; {;
! Andrew Nicol, of Green R3s,. and
| William Brown, OF Scranton. The
pail bearers were Andrew Pat'en, Of
Olyphant; William Dryden. of Clinton.
vile, Robert Carter, Morgan Thomls,
| August Normal and John ~MuliRan.
Enterment was made In Maplewood
| cemetery.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Meth -
odist church realized $72 from their
recent entertainment.
Matthew Dsagan is confined In the
city lookup charged with having taken
\ keg Of beer from freight car which
was standing on the railroad short
time ago,
Mra. f. g. Strutingsr ia visiting rsa-
tiVes in Syracuse whore she expects to
remain for several weeks.
Mrs Sallie Johnson returned home
to Kingston today after spending n
few days in this city as the guest OF
Miss jennie Oringer, Of Terrace street.
Miss Gertrude Alvord is visiting
friends in Honesdale.
After April the Adams Express
company's office will be located In
Graham's shoe store on Main street,
and will be in charge OF John
ORourke.
George Hudson is making some ex-
tsnsive repairs on his property on
Salem avenue.
At recent meeting Of tho Improved
Order Of Red Men the following off.
GERS were elected: Prophet, Alexander
Johnston; Sachem, David Smith; senior
sycamore. John c. Swindlehurst; saga
more, David Lewis; keeper of wamp-
um, Ludwig Braner; chief Of records,
Henry ]. Bear; representative to the
great council, John E. Bone; trustee,
Henry Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Reynolds hav,
returned home from their visit in
Washington. D. 9.
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one.thrd the price of the original edition,
besides the supplemental matter added to
it. Certainly the good time is already here.
The highway to Knowledge, formerly open
to those with coach and four, is now call
ing to foot passengers who may desire an
outing. The SCRANTON TRIBUNE rings its
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success to every man who tries to intro
duce such a highway to knowledge.
certainly do. S. c. LOGAN,
Former Pastor of First Presbyterian
Church
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The public should appreciate and take
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One who has never used an Encyclopedia
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried for Cas;oria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castora.
When she had Children. she gave them Castofia
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No Dissenting Voice
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A few FROE AMONG HUNDREDS
The Great Educational Enterprise of
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The following words of commenda-
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The Britannica is unquestlonably the
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The edition offered by rHE TRIBUNE eX-
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For earache, toothache, sore throat,
swelied neck, and the results Of colds and
Inflammation, use Dr.. Thomas Electric
Oil-the great pain destroyer. -
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RAMllNTON NOTES.
Brief Paragraphs of NswO of General
Iltersgt.

Iltsrsgt.
Special 10 he SC uH,OH Tribune.
HAMLINToN, Pa. March 30 H f.
Nicholson, of La Anna, Pike county.
WIS calling on friends in town yester-
day,
L. X Wyce leaves town tonight to
spend Sunday with his parents in Pau
pack.
Jshn Nyce is out of town this week.
Clinton Cobb spent Thursday night
with friends in town
E. 5 Gilmore, OF Scranton, passed
through this place yesterday, loOkin z
after the interests OF Gilmore IL Duff y.
f. B. Simons. OF the East Side, will
have charge OF the league on tomorro W
evening.
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TFUs. z. WELLS,
Attorney and Counsellor.

In the early part Of 1872 l purchased
from Chas, Scr.aGag's sous their edition Of
the Encyclopedia Britannica, twenty-five
volumes, bound IL leather, for $4,000.
q. W. WATSON,
Attorney and Counsellor
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SCrOfuIa

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snd impure secrotions, allowing nature
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fnU
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Skin j n

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From two to four bottles will cure salt
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from akin
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W. &. WATKINS,
Pastor Providence Baptist church.

Referring TO the Encyclopedia Britain
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This reprint at sl.9S per volume is another
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The ScrIbuar edition Of the Encyclopedia
Britannica has been in my library some
years. I have found it accurate and re-
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TAYLOR TOPICS S TRANSCRIBED.

News Notes Of Interest from New Born
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TAYLOR. Pa, March 30 The Free
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OUNCE =. ". EIWHrI5 saws
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1t seems impossible that an edition OF
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- '''''' 'N'' '''
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Having examined a volume OF THE
TEIBUyE Encyclopedia Britannica aud
compared it with a volume Of my own Ii
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Today is your last opportunity. The
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Diseases

Are nearly always aggravated by intoler-
itching, but this quickly subsidies on the
removal Of the disease by b b. B. Pass .
ing on to graver yet prevalent disesssG,
such rs scrofulous swelings, humors aud
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On comparison Of TuE TRIBUNE edition
of the Encyclopedia Britannica with
Scribner's, for which | paid Sl25 | find
that they are the same throughout plates
and eugrayiugs aud all, except that TuE
TBlsuNE edition has the American articles
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date and later maps, making 1t, with
these additions in history, biography,
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merit, together with the phenomenal price
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Spring


We have placed on sale
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Ez-Presideut Of Yale College says: 81
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- as IS furnished in the Encyclopedia
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SuYes

All blood humors and diseases, from a COM
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aud this combined with its unrivalsd re-
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ence on the secreton7 Of the liver, kidneys
bowels and skin, render it unequAlled az .
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B. B. B.
Burdock Blood Bitters

Ia purely vegetable compound, possessing
perfect regulating powers over all the or
gans Of the system, and controlling their
secretions. 1t also purides the blood that
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Dr. Sturgeon. the eminent divine,
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nation.