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En- fernnO Sr. Francisco Lecourt, pro
piet"rio de la Joyerfa de Drog0nes
FL -Citar los respetsbles med,cos que me
ha" rscoDocido y splicado aus conoci-
, m1entos. no puedo, pero ef hago constar
que he ag tado cuaatos recursoa xi=ten,
incluso los viajes y el abandono de mis-
ocupsciones, Y que, cuando ya me habfa
resig ado ST ir impasible mis- males.
fu6 cnandn empec6 tomar sus inapre-
ci- bIes obleas.
Tome este medicamento en- ell mes de
Junio corriente, desde gu comienzo no.
tS L. band8d de Ia medicina; concluf de
tomarlo, y no he vueits padecer nj ell
n6s peauefio trastorao en mis- funcioaes
digestivas, Y en cambio me siento tan
fuerte y grueso como no me vsfa desds
hace treints amos.
Este indeseriptible bien que al "Diges-
two Moi lrrieta" debo me obIiga con
fesar en- benefcio de Ia humsnidsd que
no puede darsa enfermedad mas cr6nice
nj mas rebelde que Ia mia, y sin embar.
go, estsy cUrado, par 10 cusl puede usted
citar mi cursci6n entire las mas nossbies,
en- la ssguridad de que sia publicarla es
va conscida DOR gran niimarn de perse-
mas. s.-FRANCISCO LECOURT.
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Esfernao sr. cabrer flasn reconoci.

EsifernlO Sr. Cabres Cuso recon oci-
aOp a. et DR.. LarT4@tt0o H. 6xtaa.
Id liam + F.Ii3Isno Ger = = st ~,
vivo en- la Habana, Ccrrata de AE.re s
Solo Com ps sion ipspiEu guseu Sc tIe
We comps s;l sus.ca hAstsula ve7.
rado Dig as5ays Moi j4rri u COZ oero- sss
dIcanensaB. Hs pAie.sEj tres afo b
rriole dyspepsia Goa agcios, ihd.ge u.
despu6s de tods comiia diarreas q
l!egar0a q veiaticu ,,ro veces aIgas +.
dfa~. VIVA desesperado ga Ia Greer 8
d que esta enfermedad IN privarts
la vida, pues eodos los me .Icea ssaes.J = >.
hacfan mas que aliviarms mug . :
cuando 81 duct1r Lsrraz b i me hIz E
pear con ell Digestive MuJarrleJs.
Riase de toda compensation entire
Digestive Meiarrieta cuaVt3 exi
Probe con todo Y Dor estJ puedo : =
que es 10 u leo verda iero Y que ours
dl .almente sa Digestive Mojarrias
FEi-ICIANO CABRERA.
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cinarms 7 vieudo que ID u
me r. salVi tomar Ell DIGESFIV 20
JARRIEFA, consuniand urao tub'
Y 81 ncon randsm4 coOp,etam ptN ca g.
do. p ,tda al oubl rio. pue- aaraq-
mi caso sirva de s,.fauZ
fern 6. Sc 10 psrlIcipo v me II 2
su dlspesici6 en- Ia rA' Pn q
rado lsimero 80. -IGNACIO ZAMukA-
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Resultados obtenidos por naedicos notableS

NAI8AzI IN. Gu.
~ bd. Han sido efee-
tuadas las siguie t4s
completes racio, es
con Ia espec'alidad Di-
gestivo Moiarrieta pres
crita por ell que su,cri-
be. DR.. Juan A Beltran.
X NFGRM.A la Sra. Do
u ma B. D. edad 20
amos. se2u do embara-
70, tercer mes de gesra-
cion, ane lea. tempera-
mento neryios .wV6-
mitos uny & tnenatio.
postracion que lie h;te.ia
permaneC5r s.Cost ada,
$otobie r j ria en- las
prinners;S uuSiS " cura-
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M0t0Nzas. Cuba. Enferan0 Sr. Ma
rim SOmfH41Ia

9'17l SGutI9lus
Euero de 1885, Hs venido siendo vic
TINA de la mas horEorosa enfermedad
por espacio de af1os. Toio alimeuto Sc
n1e griaba, seatia rep ngnancia Y peso
al vie, tre con POGO que com era y cada 8
o dias vamitsba 81 "a espesa Y agri
como linn n, hsbi6uaose preseDtado u e
iimemente tai arrea cr6nica que lleg
6 pesar 81 libras. No s6 cuanlas coaa
dis'intes IN hsn d cho que era 10 que y
5c1 lo, pfro q caso SIS que me consumia y
era en- vano cuau5o m mandaban. Q
i8 descorfiauz" natural afnpen6 tina
{ | DIG ESTIEO MOJARRIkTA. D ID
el pliLnar dts m Sc ii 4iivi=do, dssde ]
- gnfsdo tube no he vueieo vomitar \
c4t,rdo estat q fernando el quinto det
apareci 9ron La diarreas hasta la fech
eu Que hace tres ses que lao 10 tom
! Dor creerm hnenn ha we to Il prs,
122 libras. JUAN MARIN SANTANA
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AEqusscr.- Emf fe71st0 S9'. D1Gz Case
e <Zn aaeaa. seZ Ila. la.1aIZkz
Z. ftTno ST. Lic Sigu2rOG. AboD0-
an, O'Retyv so. Hu6oua.

'.'Te3'NO >" [9C E9g2TTON. 6UCJ0@
cto, O'Res!y so. Hu6ana.
I i;g1 sumo gueto en ma nifessar pu
'ict-luenGa, qaa me- he cur do r dlH&l
80 ta CO.., 81 e:sadica mento DIG GSTlNO
.OJARRl Ia. uEa # C ION y rtia z
I e~:oenag0, que duFan5.5 arg ii mp
q e'"u tar0u mi sal d Y nfa,ltn1c-
. v3vlc ssleta, p@r rGsl t&gm su1:l 9
4 ~ IL ~F:2sos Tenle Il - ona h ,goia v vi
Q 1oms1 ,&c.-JACiNTO SIGARROA
*'::T!n:ttetfEcO tat<: b{ecjsfO. Csff@ado
,jsi .s1u.,te N IS, Hn0ass>s. IL for
taS a.; e.: cure ci6!4 es4 SaC se5lOs Ito
IA 4s1e 40 torGo 81 gusao 4 conoce'
II or or 'E1a&iute c,lnofo un deb ;
o-sl: a,s,.i.> co no c1yupa1er de- w. y
.>.y1 s.Ge d<z d. " Co.'S Pdez h .cientius
. = - fi@ . tsi':nf 'mp ed 9ar p
Il p csalis!,. DIG 4lSTIVO MOJARRIE
IL 80 fgls.l.-<hz & | DGles tje {. t IN E O..
4Ge Ii q q:l j o4 & mi ii h fa1r'lia',
es de- q ,s g Fness cau Il Il as res
o":uo - & !. cjmlent~,"
CFea = q l.. j zSab mos incurabif
% G.: p&s g. 2An er su ci fefmeded ar
!. la .ue S nAda osdj6 b sta se l;
ao!ic = Il t:sus5i.esa.
"a % aq:ssu 81 personas que ccnc
cea 10 60 .e d So nuloa beneficjos q q lt
81 pie 10 sHpisar con otros m dicam q
toa, pne . servir, tanto vi. Como
IS ea mos, daEdo informes de di
sA>, c., sp eta n. cion. b. q. m.-FE
DFRI 20 8. PAEl.
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La esCueIa de medicIna de Mexico, ha dicho.

xPodemos garantizar nuesos comprofesoes que ell d.
<GEST1VO MOJARRIETA it'll las intermediates
autor 10 ndca@ Presdene de Repdbca de
nforme emido por Supreme Consejo Saubrda prema
de nvencion privilego exclusive
raci0n DIGESTIVE MOJARRIETA.
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GAN an TONIO
N% 0r r. sS u

GAN an TONIO
- DE LIS B =
NOS Cub b4.-Dr AL
berto Ma ia del Moral
v de la Tore. Medico
Cirujano. Director de
la estacion Sanitaria
Official de esta villa. De
los casos numerCS 8
que refiero, So deduce:
que el Digestive Moja-
rrieta eS un valiOSo
medicamento que ac-
tuando (no sobre los
alilnentos) sobre los
0rganos pnfernoS, po-
ne q estoS en- condicio-
nes de funciouar fisio-
lSs.i<,.s .sTnN ,nfn W nlIn nor
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MEXICO.

M..rz0 3 dc
1896.
G n rla ma
nif II, & !. que
es uN, Gn Y me-
diO 3 n d o
d Il si6m %, 10
que tlag ss'ica-
ron Vi rio n eli
eos do D. pepsia
g egnds. Ba-ta que
caueaGo q maai-
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En- fe9'aaO ST.. LG7etJgjaa. MG4i7s0 8
HubG71A.

EaafernsO ST.. LG7ed9j0a. MGTi7so
HmbG7a1.
M3 creo On ell debar d. molestar
atenci6n, pues durante dos afios he VI
nido padeciendo del estoms go, e, furne.
dad tarribe que me- po tro muy carc
del sepulcro me pusO mas De una { Ca
sioR; ocurri los mas res ct b'es D ,c
torres sia que uinguno coasiguiera otrs
ccsa Sue caimarne mi fatal dc II cor
inyecciones de mo, fl Ia, pero ultim men
to era va casi constants b 60 cr' fioes
ba de que no tendria mas reme5io qa
concluir con una existencia ineo ,3orta
BILE. Uaa prima herma ma f'6 q 'ien M
trajo su DIGESTIVE MOJAkRI ITA,
refir, ,6ndome casos que 20 no cre1 FOR
que no podia Greer en- NADIA pero en- m
desesperaci6n resolvf tomarlo Y me en-.
contr6 mejor desde ell cuarto cartucho
por 10 cual seguf hasta que tome ounce
A mi raismo me par, ce mentira, quien
no podia conner nj un pedazo de pan Y
hey como & cualquier hors, 10 que haya
sin sentir en- mi est6mago la mas insig
nificaute inte4 4rurcion
Puede, pues, de cir que 70 pruebo CO
mo nadie, nj nada, cura el est6magc
mas que las Obleas Mojarrieta que yc
no me cansar6 de repetirlo mientras vi
va muy agradecido estoy 8 su aispe 81
ci6n en- Marina mum. S.-JULIO Lam
DRIAN.
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o, epugoancia Y aeedfaa que mo raa
eaban 8 hacfan ester c, Instant nc ente
molesto; habiendo ag ltado los mil trata-
nnientos de diferentes medicos il 1sil
mente, y egradecido hago constar que
estoy enterameats bueno despu9s de to-
mar 58 dies seguiaos ell Dig etivo Mo
iar, i4ta. Hotel Guardiola. - Francisco
CabGEas.
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'lCAL probada con HECHOu
CAsoS CON DIARREA.

denostrarle nuestra gratitud, pero eps
ustei que mientras vivamos. le sgrade-
cemos la saivaciSn de nuestra ponre hi
ia, y estamos sus 6rdenes.-JUL1O
ANTON.
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=. fermea Seaorita JuttG Anton.

q. ferma SeaOrita Julia Anton.-
Z t7ero Et Rosario, Banta; Cuba.
Julio A ton y Echeverrfa, despae, de
,Aludar q vi. y desearle todo Ell bi IN
osible 10 comnuico: Q te mi hija Julia
u la edad de 20 afios, 10 at ron ep ell
nes de S 'ptiemDre d 50, moI tales dia
raas q vsGes con pujo, y al afio de este
suspension de gu psricdo. Canssdo de
arle medics smentos y sin esperanzas de
rertar c)n ell remedio que le curars,
sizo ell Slpremo llegaran mis- manos
npresos en- los periodicos. las "r~as rea-
zadaz por el gY- DIGESTIVO MO-
JARRI ia y Ell cdsnto lego Il me sIe0
81. l. asistla, Sr. D.. Perez Miro, resol-
ytmos que 10 t mara 13 tubos termin6
-t.mar ell ia Q 1 Octubre Y en- los dos
e sy dfas q le hs dejsdo de ton.rlu.
b. .vusi5o sen5lr mas nov dad vol
ind nararai su periodic las tres uit,-
AS r"glas.
Mi hija, So naadre v 20 no podremos
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VINO OYJARABE
de DUSA RI
oas LoctO-Fosfato de Cal.

-L Lacto- Fosfato de ca5 contenido en- el
Vino y Jarabe de Dusart es un
reparador de los mas energicos.
"A Afanza y endereza los huesos de los
nifos raqat5ticos; devuelve ell vigor y la
actividad los adolescentes decaidos linfa-
ticos, los que estan privados de apetito,
fatigados por un crecimiento muy rapido
6 los estudios. En- la IiSis facilita la cica-
trizacion de los pulmones.
Las mujeres embGrasadas que recurren al
Vino Jarabe de Dusart soportan su
estado sin fatiga alguna, sin v6mitos y dan
a luz criaturas robustas.
Ell Lacto- -Fo$fato de cal enriquece la leche
de las Nodrisas y preserva q los ninos de
la Diarrea de las enfermedades de desar-
rollo. Con su benefica infuenciala Dentici6ga
Sc efectua sin cansancio nj convulsiones.
PARIS, q, rue vivtenne en- todas las farmacas.
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MEXICO.

FebrerO 29 de
1896 De- pue /.
de pa Il Ger por
espacio mayor
de diez ahf s do
lorosa nferme-
dad del est6ma-
70, que me inca
paclta ba para to
40, hiuchaz6n Y
pesadez en 81
vientre daspu6 )
De tcdO al.mon-
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n0dTmOa. Cuba. Enfermo ST.. "a
E[{sLOb0a.

Dlrijo vd. les eigliu5tas 'iaees pf1
C eeS le aeran nuy gratas Hsc II Il
que va' go pad >ci sndo del eauom g Il
'do Sac, t. ga. Ssn D g, y hac. 3 f
N o' G s<t5 5ro ct isg a. gz
6 +ag. faula por sus :sgua I,.tln b BIZ
10 en vano, p les eio9Dpre hs3 e&f 20, h
Ca q; Q s,rzl a-,s t;on f1onr"a; ~ e hn<f
nj b g DIGESTIVE MOJAENI4 ia
CAan 10 deepues &c ctassz Ip he prtb. o
sin hent fl 10. armi-4' Ia acci(sf &c 2
ceebce Digest O MOJARRI~ ia
ea poTque su madics meHt, es 10 NJ
Que exlste en- ei munCso, Vsvo en- s. / 81
Madsuga = me llan mo Claudio V. ,lobo
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OUeIs1fst{Os iE!F2 81. IftO19Is.
Diciemhre se 1895 Pad 'ciendo de-
de hace dcs fl de esto ago hastt FL
punto do v,vir 8 dieta de che pues*o
que otro slimente nae hinch, b. ell esto-
mago y producia peso en 6 a la vtz que
v6mitos de aqua egrla y re9Ignan-
cia que mo entristecfaR.
Despues de haber sido aometids, q
cuantos tratamientos Sc reccmiendan
incluso la antisepsia, 81 carbon, lavados
de s 6ne g etc., visto que todo me era
imam ficiep t., en aec6 & tomar 81 DIG ESs
TWO MOJARRIETA.
Tome sus lubos. hace dos ueaes que
no tomo Y me encueutro como no ne
vefa hace largo tempo, puea a pesar de
cemer de toao no he vuelto 4 teaer v0-
mitos. nj hinchazoa, nj repug 1anc'a ;
en- c>mbio me eF c1entro mny alegre y
diepuesto. R1QU C CERaZO.
En- ferna0 del Sr Arteugfs, HI ba1e0.
Vivo en- la Ale de los Ange e4 un ne
70 hago pdbiica Ia c,lraol0u que su
DIG ESTIVO MOI ARRIETA u bo !.
cuando ne b bis censado de recurrlr 8
TODD otro medic de curacioa, sjn C0nso-
guir apenas aliviar o h 'rrurOsa diapop-
sia que por largo tiampo tanEo rae h!z
eufrir.
Iuformar6 cuentos quieran de la tx
traordinerist fl .asi Dc ssl chleh~e me4.-
camento.-ANTONI ARTGf GA.
Epfern0 Sra. Gnrcsn. San Isids'o
%. HabanN.-H aoienao emptet.sso
cion para ni g. II IRA IS soaa. 10 tuo ;e
su DIGESTIVE MOJARRIETA tango q!
gust de comu, j :4rs e5 psrA su eatief ac-
ci6n. que ha quedado totalmente buens
de la dyspepsia gro ica que padecfa, ha-
6aSn tAGSF N n N tt.fA |
agrios del estomago y FL maj star y pa-
ssdex cue suf Il an gus sig ast' neS. ii
bana. Diciembre de 1895. 5.-FRANC15-
co GARCIA
Enfs4'naO S9'. CorOnaitHS y sMs f41ai-
Litsr es. Sn7aGd 80 IL, ba1.0. II tbana,
Noviembre de 1895. H y, que ma in-
f Jrmo de las sOrprendast d c1ras raaii-
/ Zedns nor su gEorioss DIG ESTIVO MO
| JARRI eta en- tres peTs ;nas con q IL
I nts SO Grataba de padecimiento mis gra-
| veg qna los mtos los e'1a'es s'i4In"pte ri
| DIG ESTIVO MOJARRIETA s capsz
| estoy mas obligaio que tod@s va con 4
i casos en- mi fa milis, Fefevrl3 10 que
| en- mi pers ma ha suoedido.
| Hacienda vida de vjaj ante por es 20ciC
[! de gunos af1as 2 dehido quiZas q ire
gular,tSad EN- mi allme eataci6n Como al
cambio dierio de aguas, sa me declar6
un paaec'miento que 81 smpro me hscis
estg IA lse4Go, c2mo hrrl. medla des
! puGs de les cs mid IS me enapezAba una
ugoaRcie, dolores d. v entire males
tar qoe me ifnpedia Jr.b jar.
| Daspu6s d. tomar 4an7o me M n
daron Y de ser dis gaostlGada q stragl
mie ferneaad por distinooa NO iicos
viendo que mi MAJ sccecenFaba a peear
del alivio ap renta. oosoci q"' II ~ de-
ben 81 ealud ai DIG E.STIVO MOJ A
RRIETA y eDpace d tonaelcs gcactas
10 cu4l no he vuelto q sant!c das}e QUE
concluf de tonaelo Hi FL mas pequent
d, lor, nj Ia meaor molestia en- mis fun
cionas dig ,atlvas.
Agregue ei resaltado PRACTICE vis5o el
/ ni los tres mas notables de mis faai
liares y fgurese 81 podre 70 iDformar
cual es en- realidad el verdadero "Admi
rable remedio."
Sc frece usted egradeeido en- .lud
% (atos) atto g. g. q. b. g. m.-ADOL'
| FO COROMINAS
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-14
AN INTERESTING SERVICE.
The Hcndrick Missionary Society
Meets at the Baptist Church.

The annual missionary meeting of the
Hendrick society as held on Tuesday
afternoon at the Baptist church. A
large number of ladies enjoyed an in
teresting service. After a devotional
service of praise and prayer led by Mrs.
Howell, this topic was considered, The
Missionary Physician" Many appro-
pirate texts We're read by members of
the association.
The following subjects We're consid-
ered THE Basis of Medical Mis-
sions," Treatment of the Sick in
Heather Countries, ," women as Medi-
cal Missionaries" Medical Missions
as an Evangelical Agency" Entertain
ing and appropriate selections were
read by Mesdames Nicholson, Snyder,
Smith, Purdy, Lewsley, Frank and
Miss Alice Pierce. A dialogue on medi-
cal missions under the direction of
Miss Sarah Davis was given by four
boys and four girls, Raymond Ward,
Nelson Watkins, William Morgan,
Howard Starkweather, Amy and Hat
tie Lewis Edith and Lizzie Jones. An
interesting production by Mrs. Sarah
f. Henshaw entitled Mrs. Perkins
Perquisites," was we'll read by Miss
Ella Purdy. A poem, "Giving to God
Our Best" was read by Miss Helen
Patterson A duet, Send the Light >"
was rendered by Mrs. Avery and Mrs,
Benton. After the exercises refresh
ments We're served and free will offer
ings presented and with social greet
ings the meeting ended.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-14
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
Candidates for Ward and District
Officers Selected.

The Democratic convention on Tues
day evening met in Caledonian hall,
transacted the business designated and
after a conference of one hour ad-
journed.
Chairman Gilhool, of the city COM
mttee, called the convention to order.
II. S. Bolton. assisted by John Brid-
gett acted as temporary chairman.
Frank Clifford was elected permanent
chairman and Joseph Brennan perma-
nent secretary.
After some general committee busi-
ness had been transacted Mr. Bridget
nominated $. Bolton for school direc-
tor, to represent the First, Second,
Fifth and Sixth wards. Mr.. Bolton
was made the nominee by a unanimous
vote. For school director for the
Third and Fourth wards w. J. McDon-
ough received the nomination.
p. F.. Moffitt was unanimously nomi-
mated for poor director for the Second
ward.
John Brink and Boyd Case were
named for the common council in the
First ward, and A. l.. Van Gorder. An
drew Pidgeon and j. j. Nealon for the
Third ward.
Michael LOTUS, of the Third ward,
was nominated without opposition for
alderman.
After the district nominations had
been made for judge, inspector and
register for the districts of each ward
the convention adjourned.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-14
LOCAL AND Personal NOTES.

The committee in charge of the
Mitchell Hose company's fair met Tues
day evening and arranged the details
for that event, which is to be held in
the w. w. Watt hall some time during
next month.
S. f. Spangenburg, who has been Sc
riously i'll, is improving.
Mrs. f. W. Boyle, who has been the
guest of her daughter Mrs. A. F. Gill
lis, of Park Place, is now visiting rela
tives in Wilkes Barre
John Clune, of Dundaff street, is en-
tertaining Joseph Gensln and son, Ed
die of Hallstead.
Dr. w. w. Fletcher operated upon
John Y. Jones yesterday at Emergency
hospital for cataract on the left eye.
Attorney r. d. Stuart will give din
ner at his Canaan street home Friday
evening to number of his friends.
Miss George A. France, of Blairs-
town. N. j., is the guest of her uncle,
C. w. Smith, on Eighth avenue. .
Miss Clara Manville, of Whitehall,
N. Y, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Rollin
Manvllle, on North Main street.
Miss Cora Gnes entertained a num-
Der of her young friends last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Frck and fam
lily, who have been spending the past
two weeks in Lewisburg, have returned
home.
The reception given Tuesday evening
by the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent as
sociation was success in every way.
Nearly one hundred persons took part
in the festivities. Music for dancing
was furnished by Professor Firth. Pro-
fessor Mclaughlin acting as prompter
Miss Ethel Morgan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Morgan, of Seventh
avenue, gave party to number of
her friends Tuesday evening.
Misses Emma and Clara Richmond,
of Dickson City, visited relatives in
town yesterday.
Alderman l.. I. Bunnell visited friends
in Scranton this week.
n. j. Carroll, who has been quite i'll
with typhoid fever for several weeks,
is conValescent.
Miss Lizzie Hitchcock, of Green
Ridge, called on friends in town Tues
day.
William Nealon and Thomas Lotus
returned to st. Michael's college, To-
ronto, yesterday.
John Hill, of Sand street, is spending
a few days with friends in Honesdale.
Mrs. Frank Morgan, of Spring street,
was in Scranton yesterday.
Miss Nellie Bates, of Belmont street,
is i'll.
Mrs. Malfield, of Spring street, is
entertaining her mother, Mrs. Louis
Jutz, of Honesdale.
Professor Edward Peters dancing
class gave social in Watts hall on
North Church street last evening.
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OEYPUANT.

Miss Edith Probert, of this place,
and Anthony Jones, of Edwardsville,
We're welded yesterday at noon at the
home of the brides mother, on Della
ware avenue, where a few relatives
and friends had gathered. The bridal
party walked into the parlor in unison
with the wedding march played by AL
fred Williams. The bride was attend
ed by the groom's sister Miss Lizzie
Jones, and the grooms attendant was
John Probert. The brides gown was
lavender silk with lace trimmings. She
carried bouquet of roses. Rev. Peter
Roberts, pastor of the Congregational
church, performed the ceremony. After
congratulations wedding dinner was
served to the guests. A large array of
presents evidenced the remembrances
of friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left on
the 3.11 Delaware and Hudson train for
New York to spend their honeymoon.
On their return they will reside in Ed
Wardsville. Among those present We're:
Mrs. Mary Probert. Mrs Frank Will
Jams, Mrs. Rachel Prichard, Miss An
ME probert, Edith Evans, Jennie Da
Wis, Maggie Mcintosh, Maggie f. Will
Jams, Miss Jenkins, of Scranton; James
Jones' of Edwardsville; b. N. Ken
nedy, Alfred Williams. b. j. Lynch,
Harry and Evan Whtby.
X. w. Taylor announces himself a
candidate for the nomination of school
director in the Second ward of Blakely.
The Club of '95 held a meeting in
their rooms Tuesday night, when the
following officers We're elected. PreSi-
dent, Charles Watkins; president,
James Lally; secretary, d. C. Voyle;
financial secretary, f. O. Malley; treas
urer, Michael Ruddy; sergeant, j. j.
Jordan; manger, G.. j. Ferguson.
The Carrie Stanley Burns company
will present After Dark" at the Father
Matthew Opera House Friday night
and on Saturday night the Bandit
Queen" will be produced. Saturday
matinee.
a Republican caucus will be held in
the Second ward of Blakely borough
Friday between the hours of 4 and Z
o'clock at the Lackawanna Coal COM
panys store.
A number of young people from the
West Side attended the social given by
e.. D., Warrington and Hal. Jadwin at
Carbondale last evening. v
p. F., O'Malley and Frank Best are
doing jury duty at Scranton this week.
A fair-sized audience witnessed
BLUE Beard at the Father Matthew
Opera House last evening.
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RECEPTION AT BURKE'S HALL,
Annual Entertainment of Ladies
Catholic Benevolent Society.

The annual reception of Branch No.
n, Ladies' Catholic Benevolent associa-
tion was held on Tuesday evening at
Burke's hall Nearly 200 friends were
made welcome to this delightful enter
tainment Professor Firth furnished
the music for dancing, while James
Mclaughlin presided as prompter The
grand march was led by the president
of the society, Miss Aida Nealon, and
James Kelly. Refreshments We're
served and everything possible was
done to give the guests enjoyment
The reception committee consisted of
Miss Aida Nealon, Miss Bridget Kill
hullen, Mrs. l. r. Mcdonald, Miss Julia
Kilhullen, Mrs. j. b. McAndrew, Mrs
John Mannion, Miss Bridget McAndrew
and Miss Maggie Carroll.
Among those present from out of
town We're Richard Burke, of Scran-
ton; Misses Annie and Nellie Horgan,
of Elmira; Josie Gilmartin and Mary
Gallena, of Dunmore; Tessie Carey, of
Scranton; Maggie Mulholland, of Jer-
myn; Jennie Doland and Emma Dun
leaVy. of Scranton. and Misses Carroll
and Pace, of Pittston.
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M u N Y O n s
LIVER.
CURE.

Munyon's Liver Cure will positively cure
billousness, constipation, .jaundice and
torpid liver, bilious headache, sick head
ache, coated tongue, bad taste IN the
mouth tired, worn-out feeling, highly
colored urine, wind in the stomach pain
and soreness in the right side under the
lower ribs, depressed and dull spirits and
restless nights Price, 20 cents.
n separate cure for each disease. At all
druggists, mostly 20 cents a vial.
Personal letters to Professor Munyon,
1905 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, an
swered with free medical advice for any
disease
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TAYLOR.

Mrs. Weisenhuh, wife of Mr.. John
Weisentluh, hotel keeper on Grove
street, died on Tuesday evening after
a few weeks illness. The deceased
was a good, kind Christian woman
generous and hospitable and will be
sincerely mourned by many friends.
Mrs. Leslie Nyhardt, of North Main
street, who has been confined to her
home with sickness, is slowly recover
ing.
Mr. Samuel Mortimer, who has been
visiting in this town for the past few
days, has returned to. his home at
Danvile.
Most every town in existence has a
woman in black" but it has remained
for Taylor to produce a genuine " wo-