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A Typical Miracle.

Rev. ". +. Taylor preached at the First
Baptist church yesterday on "a Typical
Miracle" He said: Men of spiritual
power are men Of prayer. Peter aud John
had been blessed in the conversion OF
thousands, bat their spiritual life must be
sustained; they 60 up to the temple to
pray. A cripple is IN their path. Through
them the man is healed and saved. The
man lies at the Beautiful Gate of the
temple. On one side there is the Mount
OF Olives, on the other the temple magnin-
cent by the ambition of Herod. But the
cripple cannot climb the hills nor
enter into the temple. He suf-
fers in body, men slight him, for there was
but little tenderness in the world before
Christ said. blessed are the merciful."
That man at the gate was type of hu-
mainly in the time of Christ. knowledge,
culture. art and philosophy eliminated
then. Men knew the beauty OF the hills,
they could talk giibly Of religion. but they
were impotent to enter any spiritual
temple and worship. Nor has nineteen
centuries changed mans condition. be
still lies at the gate. Not until divine
power takes him by the hand can be enter
and worship. Sin cripples man. Physi-
clans are finding today more and more q
mental cause for many of the ills Of the
body. Note his cure. It was super
natural. Ii cannot be explained
by the operation OF any known ma
tural law. The result brought Joy
and peace to the mans soul. Thus it is
with the salvation OF the sinner You
cannot explain it by the operation of any
moral law of reformation. The man who
reforms merely gets back where he was
before, and that may be a long way from
God. Separation from sin is gradual; the
complete victory over 1t may require years,
bat his sonship is determined the moment
he reaches out his needy hand to God.
Note the condition of this cure. 1t was
faith. Faith must lie at the base of every
effort which is acceptable to God. The
man entered the temple when healed; so
may all who believe they have place in
their Fathers house.
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A delegation including some OF the most
prominent members of the tribe of Chip
pewa Indians from the White Earth
reservation, Minnesota, is on its way to
Washington City 10 Law before the govern
ment claim amounting to $1,000, 900.
This claim arises from a breach of the
terms OF treaty made in 1854
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NO, THEY ARE NOT.
SEATTLE. Dec. 6. $50.

NAAI TIE, IftN. V, Ictf.
To THE EDITOR: Please inform me
through your paper if non-church mem
Der is allowed to take Holy Communion in
the Congregational, Methodist or Presby-
terrain churches. If so. which one. and
why allowed? A. T. w.
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one and added much 20 the general COM
fort Of the home. J. X. kahaleY c.rtsd
the organ 10 the home free Of charge and
placed IL IN position.
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Rsmsrn Der tie underwater sale O; dam
ased clothine continues daily az AAsonie
Temple block. Pike and Second streets.
Felix Brown. manager.
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Nana!mo coal Z. down Tslsphons To-
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AMUsEMESTs.
"woman Against woman"

woman Against Woman" and THE
Clemencsau Case" will be presented at the
Seattle theater next Thursday and Friday
nights. Rose Stillman is featured in the
cast and the supporting company is said
to be an efficient one. The full cast of
Woman Against Woman" is given here
with:
Bessie Barton. ...,,............. Rose stllIrnan
John Tressider, q workman IA. @. Henderson
Phil Tressider. his father......... Jack McGrath
George Craven, man about town..Juhn FuIlwood
sir Henry Chesterton. II rianes husband.
...................... Harry Gilbert
Melton. Sir Henry's valet ....... Ralph Hayden
Peter Crank, blind villsger .-.... Charles Lewis
Dr.Wilsou. ............... David Alger
Rachael Westwood, a bad 'un Aune Leonard
Mariane Chesterton, Bessies sister.
.................... Dora Drosdon
Deborah Barton, mother to Bessie and MirI-
ans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Hattie Foley
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as Us
lat,ou, w., Huber.
PltjStou, j. Il. Sumaer.
plaiuS j, N, Lee,
Plainsville, --
Plymouth, o.. l.. Severson.
Pringleville, ---
Rendham, " h. C~ochrane.
Scranton, Asbury, A. +, Chatfee.
Cedar Avenue, L., L, Santee.
Elm Park, w. II, Pearce.
Hampton Street, A. W. Cooper
Park Place, ?, X. HawShurst.
Providence, NJ. ID. Fuller.
Simpson, l.. &. Floyd
Taylor i. A. King,
~Truckyille, Clark Calender.
Tunkhannock, W. NJ. Miller.
Wannamle, Joseph Madison and and j. II.
BrungTess.
Waverly, +. Ii. Parsons.
West Nanticoke, A. b. David.
West Pittston, q. IL. Nc Anultv
Wilkes-Barre, Central. j, w. Webb.
Derr Memorial. g. A. Place.
First church, j. h. Boyle.
Parrish Street, H.. O. Murdock.
Welsh Mission, Il. jenkins.
Wyoming, q. G. Lyman.
Yatesville, r, NJ, Feury.
Maniey 5. Hard, assistant CORA
spending secretary VI the Church Ex-
tension society and member OF Kings
ton quarterly conference; l. L.
S%prague. principal OF Wyoming ssml-
nary and member OF Kingston quar-
terly conference; f. A. Dony, disGrict
secretary OF the American Sabbath
union aud member of Asbury quarter.
IL conference Austin Griffin, agent for
the Preachers Aid fund; G.. b. Bins-
diet, missionary in South America.
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ROMANCE or The CONFERENCE.
elma Hurst Wilson Is Christened by
Bishop Hurst, Assisted by Rev.
w. n. Pearce, o. D.

The conference romance not on the
programme terminated last night at
tha residence of Andrew K. Raub, at
3lI Jefferson avenue. when Bishop
Hurst. assisted by Rev. w. II. Pearce.
D. d.. christened Eima Hurst Wilson,
It WAS the elimination of an interest
ing Incident in the Wyoming confer
enee that lent an uncommon element of
romance to that grave and serious
body.
At the residence Of Mr.. Raub the
preliminary event occurred last Fri
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Raub had been
entertaining Rev. Mr.. aud Mrs. David
Wilson, of Troy, N. Y, the former q
student ut the Drew Theological semi
nary, Quite unexpectedly Mrs. Wilson
presented her husband with a baby
girl.
1t had been suggested that the pink
aud white conference protege be named
Elma Scranton and many other Elmas
in view Of the circumstances Of her
birth. The "Eima' part was settled
definitely when the following letter.
with $n enclosure Of five new aud
crisp SO bills was received at the Raub
residence:
To Elma Wilson:
From friends in Elm Park church, recall.
ing one incident which occurred in Bethle-
hem Of Judea some centuries ago.
Scranton, April IL, 1894.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson supplied tde middle
name Of Hurst" in honor Of the bishop
who presided at the conference during
whtch hia child was born.
The christening occurred in the room
with the mother which was Hastily
decorated with flowers and contained
u number Of presents from interested
friends.
The child was held in the arms of It's
father, in the presence OF Mrs. Wilson,
and the following: Mrs. French, Troy,
n. Y, mother Of Mrs Wilson: Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Thorpe. Houes
dale; Mrs. Bradbury, Arnot, Pa, viii.
liam Cornell, Captain W. A May, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Peck, DR.. w. W. Ives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aria Williams, Miss
Cliff, Mrs. Varnes, Mrs. +. r. Vail,
Miss Helen Vail.
In addition to the gift mentionei
above, EIma was remembered as fol
lows: Silver spoon. from Miss Helen
Vail; hand painted cup and saucer,
from Mrs, j. I. Porter; howsrs, from
Niles Sophie Schlager; ice cream, from
Mrs, G D. Jones; silver spoon, frou
Mrs, Mrs Aria Williams. The partie.
responsible for the letter and enclosur,
are not known, but perhaps from the
list Of names it may be inferred WHIT
some Of them ARE.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson will graduate mex
month and his ministerial ap.
pointment at Jackson. Pa,
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ application will be made to the governor
OF the state of PENNSYLVANIA on Thursday, tho
third day OF May, A. D, 1894, nv Frank NJ.
Spencer, ndrcw q. Brandt, Conrad Schroeder,
V lillian W. Wharton, Stanley p. Allen and
William u. Boyer, under the act Of assembly
Of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, e1-
titled, AN act to provide for the iucorrora.
tiOn and regulation Of certain corporatiors.'
approved April 80, 1874 and the supplements
thereto, for the charter OF an intended cor.
pOratior, 20 he called Scranton Manutaotur.
ing company, the character ana object
whereof is the manufacture of iron,or steel, or
both. or Of any uthtr metal or article of com.
merce from metal, wood, or both. and for
these purposes to lave possess, and enjoy all
the rights, benefits and privileges OF the said
act VI assembly and its supplements.
WILLIAM u. BOYER,
Gnlipgtnr
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,,eu ami urliuunu proeet uuSs Of
the conference,
A motion by Rev. Manley $ Hard,
d. D., 10 reconsider the question or
equal ministerial and laity representa-
lion at the general conference, which
was lost on Saturday by a 81 and lOS
vote, was not carried The ratio OF
representation remains / for from 40 to
% members.
The minutes OF the afternoon session
were then read and adopted,
A motion TO adjourn immediately
following the announcement Of ap.
pointments wal carried, After prayer
the appointments were read.
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the COMMITTEES on temperance and
prohibition" was adopted,
A resolution asking members
throughout the conference to cordially
receive Rev, A. Grifio, appointed to
solicit funds for tho Preachers Aid 80
ciety. was adopted.
The committee on resolutions pre-
sentyd Il : rie' Of Gra rfnl ram ~
ROM = w Ia, rlrl
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Proposals.


CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE II e.
- ceivcd by the undersigned until Tuesday,
the first day of May, 1891, for the building ~
a now NJ. n, Church Mt Peckville, Pa, Plans
and specifcatl ny can DO seen by calling on j.
ID. Peck. Peckvllle. Pa, The building commit.
tee reserves right TO reject any or all blds
II. CHAPMAN. Sec. Building Com,
Box 803, Peckville, Pa.
April 18th. 1891.
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THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

Bishop Hurst then spoke about the
progress in arrangements for establish
lug the American university NJ Wash
ington. Ii was started through u psti-
tion Of American students in German
theological colleges, who prayed
Cor instruction on broader and
non-skepiicsl principles, The board
OF trustees WAS appointed by con-
1ress and confirmed by the general
conference; il contains q two'third
membership OF MethodiIts aud q one
third membership Of other denomina-
tions, Fourteen national collections OF
various kinds will be accessible to
students. ln actual subscription and
the value OF ninety acres OF land the
university has u fund OF 81, 900. 600
The first corner stone will probably be
laid before autumn. Among the sub
scriptions are Sl2. 900 from u Catholic
priest aud $40 from a nephew OF Pope
Leo Nil. two Of whose children attend
II Methodist Episcopal Sunday school.
Following tbs address the following
contributions were subscribed by mem.
ters Of the conference: Rev j. G.
Eekman. 500; Raw Luther W. Peek,
D. D., 800, Mrs. Kate Floyd. 500;
Mrs. A. Grlfir, 800; Rev H. VI. Vu
Deusen, So; Rev 4. X, Hsrroun. S25;
Rev s. q Suowden. $50. Rev. Amari.
Gus Dou Carlos. 800, Rev + II Tu-
rey, 800; Rev J. w. Price, S25; Rsv
J z. Davis. S2j; Rev, W. NJ KILLER,
S25; Raw J l. Thomas. SIS; Rev j.
+. Littell, $2j; R-v. F, E Ooty. $2j;
Rev stephen Jsy, S25; Rev, L. L. Van
Hoeseu, S25: Rev James Bsnninger.
$2j; a frieud. S95; Rev. 4 L. Santsa,
500; Rev. n, B Ripley, S95; Rev. E
L Cocs, $40; Mrs. Ann S Caryl. $40;
Rev NJ ~tersoneus. SO; total. 81, 100
Previously the following had each
subscribed 300; Reys. A +. Chafes.
NJ ). Hard, D D.. L C. Murdoch, W
Il. Turner, J. w Nicholson, p. +
Hgwxrursr, J, A Faulkner. - King.
ksYs. L. l.. Srrsgus and J. $ Lewis
hal previously subscribed $50 sach
Rev. w. N. Hitler was appointed
treasurer OF the fund and an adjourn.
meat was taken until , o'clock.
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hor, and she has continued to improve. ever
since, and now thinks Il the most wonderful
remedy on earth for her sex, and recommends
IL TO all suffering females. She has not been
90 well In ten years.
write this without any solicitation and
with a free, good viii, 90 that you may let all
who may suffer know what II has done for
her" Sold by medicine dealers everywhere.
yzxSIEESRsSS2slgE
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Agents Wante d.

GALESMEN WANTED-TO SELL OUR
- goods by sample 10 the Wholesale and re
tail trade; sell Oh ~ Rht to every business mar
or firm; lihsla. salary and expenses paid; pU
stiOn permanent. For terms address viii
stamp, CENTENNIAL MFG.CO, Milwaukee,
Wis.
MAETED-MAN WITH LIFE AND FlltE
w insurance experience as solicitor In
Lackawanna county; good inducem ents 70
right man, Address li2b'.6 Betz building,
Philadelphia, Pa,
w by sample; we will pay expense and sal
AIRY or allow liberal commission; samples sent
on application. Address Lock Box Gl95, New
York CITY.
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remedies anu uODtOfB
with but little or no re-
lief, | persuaded her to
try DR.. Piorce's favOTlte
Prescription and Gold
en- Medical Discovery
She was so out OF heart,
she returned the y W
that 1t would be like
all the rest of no good (:
but on my account, abe
sald she would try II, 30
| got one bottle each
and before she had used
half of a bottle abe felt
thnf 40 mnu hnnnntfnu
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PURSUANT TO THE py.LAws. THE
i annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
West Ridge Coal company will 6o held Mt the
Office Of the company, IN the city Of Scranton.
on Monday, April 10, vt . m., for the election
Of officers and tue transaction Of such other
ted, changing the time Of the annual stock.
holders meeting. Il. A. CLARK, secrctpry
md Treasurer.
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THEANNUAL MEETING STOCK.
i holders OF the Jerinyn Water Co, will be
held nj thor office In Jernyn, Pa. on We'd.
nesday, April ~, Mt 8o'clock +, NJ. for the pur.
and such other business W may come before
them. WINS. HUTCnINGS, Secretary,
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APPOINTMENTS FOR THIS YEAR.

plaess Assigned to ths Preachers OF tho
Conference.
Following 10 tho list OF place. where
preachers OF the conference will othtl-
ate for ut least the coming year Inc
announcement was made by Bishop
Hurst.
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
i the county Of Luckawannu. IN tho matter
OF the dissolution Of tho South Lincoln Coal
company, No. 2. May torn, 1874.
Notice 10 hereby given that the South Lin
coin Coal Com pany filed its petition In tho
Court Of Common Pleas Of LAckawanua coun.
Is on the 2gth day OF March, 1894. praying for
q decree OF dissolution, and that tho court
las fixed April 20, 1894, at 9 O'Clock q. NJ. for
hearing such application for dissolution, when
and where all persons interested can attend IL
they deem It eSpedient and show cause
against tho granting OF the prayer OF said
petitioner. JAMES w, OAKFORD.
solicitor for Petitioner.
T,sTATE OF OF sABINA SWIFT, LATE
H Of tho borough Of Archibald L~ackawanna
county, Ia.
Letters OF administration upon tho above
named estate having been granted To the un'
dcrsigned, all persons having claims or dc.
mands against said cstats viii present them
for settlement, and thoso indebted thereto will
please make immediate pay ment to
JOHN J. SWIFT, Administrator,
Archibald, Pa,
JOHN r. JONES, Attorney for Estate,
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Stenographers furnished.


WE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH
w business men with first class stenogra
pliers by the day or hour. Expert bookkeeping
3 speciality. SCRANTON COMMERCIAL
ASSOCIATION, Limited, as Spruce street.
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For Sale


EoR SALE-A FAtM OF EIGHTY ACRES,
i one and one half rules from Dalton on
the Delaware, LacE1wanna and Western
railroad. First. class farm house with u never
failing spring nearby; two barns. good and
and good orchard. VIII be sold cheap. Terms
easy. Address 2. +. Won STQRCH or ISAAC
ELLIS, executors. Dalton, LackawannR
county, Pa.
CoR sALE-GRoCND OYSTER SHELL
Il for poultry. All sizes. Hsslam's Lime
Kin. Us CHI street,
EoR sALE-FowL MANURE, EIGHT
i barrels for SL0J; also brown legboin eggs
for Matching, Apply TO Ed Gri1iiths, lOs Rock
well street.
DHAETON FOR SALE-INQUIRE OF H.
i X, Coston, court Stenographer, court
house, or 40 CLAY avenue.
Tor SALE G!.ACRE FARM, STOCK
and utensils. j. NJ. SHEFFIELD, 42J
Monroe ave.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR sCRAN.
L ton property-A bearing orange grove
increasing In production and value yearly IN
the orange section in Florida. Addres F. L.
NET1LETON, Lake Helen, Florida
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Real Estate.

EoR sALE-sINGLE HOUSE, COS QUINCY
i avenue; very desirable location. Amply
q. F. REYNOLDS, or WILLARD. WARREN
Il KNAPP.
C2,5o WILL BUY MODERN NEW s.RooM
W house, all improvements; terms easy: cor.
ner Madison avenue aud Delaware street. Ap.
ply HARRY LEES.
Cl,4U WILL BUY VERY DESIRABLE LOT
u corner Madison avenue aud Delaware
street. Terms easy. Apply
HARRY LEES
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r.. L. b. O'mstad, rsking Bisho'
iuru on I" ~stiec nNf'r'r'' rig T.
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~HOEEsDALE DISTRICT.
W. L. Thorpe, Presiding Elder.
Beach Pond. B. F. Larrsbee.
Bethany, Samuel Homan.
Canaan, p. + Tower.
Carbonate. william Edgar.
Carley Brook, J.. a. Transue.
Cherry Ridge -
Clifford, PhiIip Houck.
Damascus, H, E. Wheeler.
Dunmora, j. c. Leacock.
Forest City, J.. c. Hogan.
Gouldsboro, II. e. ~Brackenbsrg.
Galilee. 4. c. Brsckenberg.
Hale's Eddy, Thomas Burgess.
Hawley, !. n. Shipman.
Herrick Centre, j. s. Lewis.
Honesdale, c. A. Benjamin.
jackson, 3 b. Wilson.
Jermyn. F. B. Gsndall.
Lackawaxen, s. Morris
Lake Como. L. W. Karshner.
MOSCOW, y. c. Sinpkins.
Narrowsburg, David Evans.
North Arlington, y. y. Butts.
Oyphant, to be supplied.
Paupack, J. g. Raymond.
Peck vile. f. P. Doty.
Pleasant Mount, W. y. Shaw.
Rileyville. -
Salem, H. @. Harmed.
Sterling, j. Fl. Boice.
Thomson, A, g. Diver.
Throop aud Nay Aug, J. V. Newell.
CniondsIe, W. L. Lindaburry.
WaYmart, @. Fl. Prentiss.
oNEoNTA DISTRICT.
A. j. Van Cleft, presiding elder.
Alton, &. b. Personeus.
cambridge, r. +. Hall.
Cooperstown, 3. r. Ripley.
Davenport, c. II. Reynolds.
Decatur, -
East Worcester, E. f. Pearce.
F~ergusonville, G.. e. Sweet.
Fly Creek, a. M. Colgrove.
Harpersvills, Joshua Brundle.
HsrLwick, II. A. Green.
Iaurens, $780,
Masonville, O. 3. Stone.
Mcclure. j. II. Taylor.
Middleford, Z. W. Babeock.
Milford, N. B. Ripley.
North Sanford, -
Oneonta. j +. Bone.
Otsgo, j. II. Littell.
Ousqua1a, W. +. Boice.
Port Crane, $. O. Suowdsn,
Sauitaria Springs j. l.. Thomas.
Sidney, A. ID. Decker.
Sidney Center, 9. +. d. Shepherd
S~cheneyus. C.. II. Sackett.
Unadllla, II. A. Williams.
Westford. c. Q. Vroomau.
Wells Bridge, Robert Houau.
Windsor, Egbert Fitzpatrick.
Worcester, ii. y. Benedict.
owEGo DISTRICT
Wilson Treble. Presiding Elder.
A~palachiu, to DO supplied.
Athens, q. A. Cure.
Barton, s. a. Terry.
Berkshire, A. j. Cook.
Camptown, j. Il. Davis.
CnDdor, q. o. Beers.
Dandy, j. r. Allen.
Flsmmiugville, H. a. Quinby.
Hartford, /. G. Estes.
Hornbrook, --.
lie Raysville, I. II. Warmock.
Litchield. g. Sweet.
Little Meadows, Jeremiah Custard.
Lockwood, S. B. Keenoy.
Mehoopany, II. N. Van Deusen.
Meshoppen, II. NJ. Pascoe.
Newark Valley. j. Il. Cook.
Nichols. A. l.. Ellsworth,
North Tioga. o. II. Il, Armstrong
Orwell, p. NJ. Mott.
Owego, j. +. Warner.
Rome, S. II. Florey.
Sayre, Thomas Hnrroun.
SINNERS Eddy. W. II. Strang.
Statewide, q. II. Eorthrop.
South DENLY. 8. d. Galpin.
Sp~eedsville, A, i. Brown.
Spencer, !. b. Wilson,
Tioga, Ziba Evans.
Waverly, q. NJ. Surdam.
Windham, L. P. Howard.
Wyaluaing, l.. j. Smith.
West DENLY, Arthur u. Bloomfield.
WYOMING DISTRICT
j. q. Eckman, Presiding Elder.
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SygISJ:R=WgsEFsI5SEN

NJ. W. SCOTT, ESQ. Of the U. s. Marshalls
Office, Atlanta, Ga, writes: "FOr many
years my wife has been II constant sufferer
from indigestion, sick headache, nervous pros
tration and all other complaints that the fe-
male sex 10 heir to, aud, after trying many
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For Rent.


nor RENT APRIL 1.-THE ROOMS NOW
i occupied by the Telephone Exchange, JOB
~Lackawanna avenue. Apply at the office OF
Lehigh Salt Mining Co., Third National Bank
building. l.. s. and L. c. Fuller.
NOR RENT-SlNGLE, HOUnE FINE
L rooms with city water, apply AL South
Ninth street.
EOR RENT BUILDING DIS LACKA.
L wanna avenue from April ]. CHARLES
II WELLEs, Coal Exchange.
EoR RENT-THREE ROOMS, FRONT ON
i second floor, over N. A. Hulberts music
store, III Wyoming avenue, from April J. In
quire in the store.
TO LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS
L Part or all Of three hundred feet OF yard
room along rAilr DAD APPLY at 94G Franklin
avenue.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
~ with use OF bath and gas; gentlemen
preferred. 64j Adams ave.
RIO RENT-sTOhE 2brBD OR FURNISHED
i hall on Green Ridge street. Very desira-
ole location and on reasonable terms Apply
TO +. + NETTLETON or G. 5. WOODRUFF
Republican building.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-17

Josepy Hsrtw-li i was Oppose
strenuously by Rev. Luther W. Peek
aud others aud was finally withdrawn
The Sunday school committee re-
commended care in sesuring teachers
aud that normal classes for instructors
be inaugurated The report was
adopted.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-17

GAM KNAI HAS TAKEN THE LlvRGE,
- stable lately occupied by Fred y. Warren
AZ Monroe avenue, rear, where he " prepared
10 furnish ilrst.class Lapdaus, Surveys, Plea.
tons and Buggies good horses anu careful
1rivprs. Welophnne rnnnectlonR.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-17
ONE CENT
q ~
Uani of ~ li,ds cog' y p much, cr-
,d I,Itc. ARE 'nSer'rH

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A., with - ct ma Il .Aa,y o.
, au " b Ut OF 10, renee. .tddres' L' F'
sJa Fem avenue, Ihlrd 4 OF.
SlTOATIuN WANTED A WoAAN
- would Ike to get work by the d,y ~
washing or cleaning, or VIII take Washing
home, Address MARY DONNELLf,
7e4 Orch nd street.
WANTEp-BY A BOY 10 YEARS OF ACE,
w employment in hotel, store or on fafln'
Address W BARNES BuhCH last stroua.-
burg, Pa.
YOUNG MAN. ~, WHO HAS HAD kSPE-
j Renee us u clerk and ID Il. boOkkeeper,
desires position as either Or both Expects
small salary NJ first. Would like an interview
Addr ess Box 322, Tunkhannock, Pa,
SlTUATloN WAETED-A GOOD PEN
- man ana scholar desires q situation where
no Is willing to make himself generally usoluL
20, Tribune office,
GlpUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG
- man as clerk in grocery, dry goods or
clothing store. Had experience nj grocery
business. Good reference. Address, Il A, ID,
Tribune office,
SlTuArION WANTED BY A GOOD
- baker; best Of references. Address,
Baker, A3 Washington Avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-17

RLAHh BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MAGA
TRIBUNE Office. Quick work. Reasonable