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The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
PROBABLY ONLY LUEATIC.
Nan Arrested who say. He shot
Labori.

Il
Rsnnen, August 1s,-The man who st
tempted 70 murder MassFo LnhorI, Iend-
lug counsel for Capt Alfred Dfyfns, has
bean arrested Gt Doln. IN thia depart
mcnt. His rams is Glorot. he 10 native
OF the department Of Cotes-D u-Nord, and
hes oonteased.
Dolo IL Situated In the department. OF
Ille-et-ViIaine, 10 miles by rail southeast
cf 81 Malo. The iattsr place is A miles
north northwest Of Rannaa
Giorot was arrested bscauss be said yes
tsriay: II am the man who shot In.
bari"
Ihe police, II Is now said, believe the
prisoner Is only lunatio ORR drunkaEd
desirous of attracting attention, and hia
so-onlled confession may turn oua to be-
nothing more than an empty boast. The
rolics, however, are investigating the re-
cent movements Of the prisoners,
NOT THE MAN.
Rennes. Auguss is.--Glorot who olaifns
to havs beau ths man who attempted to
assasainnse Al. Labori, was brought to
Rennss this evening. Col. Picquart, NJ.
Gees and others who saw the wouId-he
assassin, declared Glorot was not the
man.
The prisoner has written letter to tho
police making an alleged confession and
elorifylng the crime. The doctors say
(slcrpt tg mad,
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
DIDN'T GET ALL.

Watsrvillp, August 1s.-The great
liquor seizure by members Of ths Watex-
Vile snforoemsnt league at Fairfield, as
sisted by town offcials has sequel over
which the members Of g.. enforcement
leasus as very much a. lie, oil ana the
SALOON kespass arc rejoioiaa. 1t seems
the Fairfield seizure was mede at the
driving park where 50 barrels of liquor
hal besn seoreted. Upon the andirg or
to-called seizure the gentlemen having
the matter in charge wens q distsnce OF
thres-q uArters of q mile TO secure the
necessary libellant papers, being from
the scene nearly an hour and upon their
return every barrel Of liquor had disap-
peared, making quite mystery which n
large number of ofirsFs Of Somerset
county, are tonight trying 60 nnrayei.
This liquor Is part OF the lot ssfzed
at Waterville this morning and tcgsther
probably makes the largest consisnmant
of alcoholic goods ever coming to this
section at one time, there being 6ss bar
rels
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
A MURDER IN EITOHBURa.

FitChburg, Mass, August fs-An
Armenian whose name Ia said to bs
Armenian was beaten TO death hers to-
day. A man Of the same nationality
named Krap Tatsan has beep arrested
for the crime. The murder ia believed TO
have been result of the fIequens quar-
rels In the Armenian ealony In thIa oity.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
SERVICES AT WILLIsYoN. AZ

The Rev. DR.. Geo. E. Martin, of Phil
adeiphia, will supply tho polpis at Will
iiston church tomorrow, both morning
snd evening. DR.. Martin will be remem-
bered very pleasantly by those who heard
him while he supplied the same pulpit
last year, just prior to DR.. Bakers COM
Ing. He is q powerful preacher of ma
tional reputation.
Miss katherine Kicker, who is so IA
vornely known In Portland, will aing
solos at each service.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
COMMITTED WIgaouT Ban.

Bangor. August ia-ArshuT Sargent Of
stetson, who late yesterday was held for
the grand jury for tho alleged murder
OF win Goliath and Harry Quimhy. both
Of ststson, at stetson Pond, last Briday,
was committed to Jail without ball to
await the action OF the grand jury OF the
February criminal session Of the supreme
court. In this city.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
wAqERvILLIs LOSES LIQUOR.

WateFvilies August 1a.--FFidey morn.
ing at about six o'clock C seizure of shout
Ton baFrels Of alcoholic liquor was made
at the Maine Central railroad yard OF
sais city, just as Il was being removed
by City Marshal @. 4. Davis. upon CON-
plant Of Mr.. Horace Purinton. The bar
rolls wers marked xxx, Wataryiile. Me.
This is the third carload coming to the
place Within two weeks, the nrst vnlued
1T $500 was captured, the second Ios
esoapes detection, by about one hour,
W lle large psr cent CT the carload Or
Slvi & this morning ia said to. DO mis-
direotei,
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
BRYAN WILL spEAK.

Pawtucket. 4. l., August is. The ex
scusive committee of the New EnRlant
III metallic league met at Crescent parl
this afternoon and discussed details o
Ga plans for the great MACS meeting ear
iY In September. Mayor George w
3resne CT Woonsockee presided. a let
ter WIS received from Hon. Vim. j. Bry
sn,gaccepting the Invitation to speak.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
Relief IA Six Houra.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases
relieved IN sig hpnre By the s'NEW
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY
CURE" 1t 10 great surprise on ac-
count OF Its exceeding promptness In re.
lieving pain In the bladder kidneys and
back IN male and female. Relieves reten-
sion OF water almost Immediately. If yof,
want quick relief aud crrs this is the
remedy. 6old by @. II. Copy & Co,
DruggiHt, e6S Ccngrsss street. Portland,
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
EsTnRRAzY NAY COME.

Paris August 19.--There are rumors
that after all Eaterhazy will SO to Renres
to testify.
The Figaro enumerates altogether
sieven documents thus far discovered In
the Dreyfus q iair.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
DgWEY RAs REOoYRRED.

IRghorn, August 1s--Adnirnl Dewey
has completely recovered from bis Illness,
and today ne received vista from Mr.
James A.Smith. the United States consul
here. and MENTORS Of the American colo.
ny. 1Ir. Smith gave q luncheon in the
Admlrals' honor.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
Went I,nna one netter.

II love you very much, papa" said s.
year-old Willie, as he erawled up on his
1ather's knee.
"And l love you, too, Willie, when you
are good" replied the father.
"But, papa" continued the little fell
low, not to be outdone, 81 love you Just
The same, even when xou amt no good"
Chicago News.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
HOSPITAL oLosRp.

Boston, August Ie.--ghe Emergency
hospital, one Of the lnost hospstnbie irsti.
tutfona 81 its character, and which had
deaendea on voluntary subscriptions,
closed ite doors tonight Through lack Oh
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
a ooLL1ERY ExpLos1oN.

London, August ls.--By an explosion
today Llsst Colliery. In Ginmorganshire,
Walea. eighteen persons were killed and
sixty Others are still In danger.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
AN AWFUL LOSS OF LIFE.

Jacksonville, August is.-Acoording to
Miami despatch the town of Red Bay
on the island of Andres, 20 miles SOUTH
wess Of Nassau, was swept away In the
recent tropical hurricane and about 800
lives lost.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
NAVAL RESERVES AT BAR HAIR.
EOR.

Bar Harbor, August is--U. s. S.
Prairie, Captain mckenzie, with the Con
nectieut naval reserve numbering $50. ar
rived this afternoon from New Haven
and Will PROBABLY remain here several
days.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
RANppLPH roy nRoWnRD.

REndnlph. August fa.--Ralph, the six.
yeer-old SON OF 8Air, and Mrs. Albart
Balte e. wss drew med ia che Kennehsu
river this after aoon whlls bathing.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
No Case on Record.

Brooks" asked Rivers, do you know
what viii cure a wartT'
4 never heard Of waFt being SICK"
said Brooks, without looking up from hlG
writing.-Chicago Record.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
RAHERALL NOrFS.

lhs Independents go to Old Orchard
this afternoon for a gans with the local
team. Varnsy OF Dover she crack Dart
mouth college pitcher. win do the twiri-
ing for Old Orchard.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
NOT TIE MAN.
DUN's RFvIEw

New York, August 1e.--R. @. Dun &
Co., tomorrow, win ssy; In iron the
auestion is OF stesl hilgets which the great
consuming companies have bought far
IN advance, 60 tAas all nsw orders have
marrow market. Whils pricas have
risen 20 cents for esHthern pig Iron, 60
cents for Chicago local coke andgS cents
for grey feGge at Ptttsbcrg, rails have
advanced 81 per ton With work covered
foi all this year ana Coz, coo tons or more
taken beyond what can be delivered until
nezt yeaE
Cotton ross o week ago 80 $3.50 but
has fallen to 1913. Consumption here
and abroaa has been very large and prices
Of goods are rising while Gotten falls and
stocks carried over must also b large.
Wheat has advanced about q cent dur
ing thu waak, vita Atlantic exports only
er3a&6l2 hushels, hoar inolcasd, against
s,o5asss9 last year ang Pseiie.oxports
g5l, $50 bushels agsinat 1T5, 400 last year.
Failarss for the week have been In tho
United States 15s, against 1854 lash year
and In Canada "a Aaainss IL lass year.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
LETWER FROM GER. WHEELER

Washington, August 1s.--Adjutans
General Corhin has resolved personal
letter from General Jossph Wheeler, u.
s. ", who is en- route 70 thu Philippines
on the transport Tartar giving some data
OF his trip 40 Far as Honolulu ard also
|oopoeraing affairs In HAwali. General
Wheeler Gays; ''glhe people generally
aesmad prosperous and contantsd. In
quirod Of very tnsny people about the
feeling Of the royalists and the general
opinion expressed IS that while they
retain some feeliRg Of regret at the less
Of their sovereignty they also reaIIzc that
the country is benefited and they aeen
satisfied with the situation.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19

Take TIE MAINE STATE PRESS for
weekly paper.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19

ssg ssss;.n. 2 sss ! 3
TOsaiA "a II IS d II !
-
'Banpon hattsd in place Of Duran.
EESsssssss; Sg5SSfS -
Earned runs, Portland, 4, Manohasssr.
Two 2, -6asO h.ts, John Smith, jim sEaiIh,
none z 4hree-base hits, Eoblit, Zone
stolen bas.s. gitsmnnrieo. Hickey. First
base on called balls, of Ourrnn, 81 Of
miller, 4. hit By pitched tall hy Duran,
=. Struck Ont By QurEenp 4; By Miller
p Double plays, smith, Spfatt nnd sui
Ivan. KILLER, Bpaith and Conruys hope,
1.iokey end Carney. Time, -, tom.
Umpire, Eegan. Attendance, 100.
NEWPORT, 8; TAUNTON, O.
Newport. 3. L, August 1s.--The New
poIts bad on their batting toys today,
playing ian almost porfoct game. Shay,
formerly Of Broekton, appeared at third.
Taunton was unable to do much with
Cannon. Attendance 40. soores
T Taunton, Q Q . Q %
Hits. Newport, II; Taunton, 9. Errosa
Newport, 1; Taunton. 8. bnttovlef,. Gan
non and Millcrick; McCAnerty and Cur
els.
NEW ENGLAND STANDING.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-18
TAYLOR NEWS.
Base Ball Team Organized-Jubilee
Services Largely Attended-Per-
sonal Notes.

\ new base bali team has been or
ganiZed in this town under the name
of the orioles. The club consists mots-
ly of last seasons ROsebuds. The
team is made up of good material and
would like to have the opening game
with the Reds OF this town. Following
are the members: Catcher, Edgar
Stone; pitchers. Henry Powell and r.
Thomas; first base, NJ, Day; second
base, Sidney Owens; third, NJ. Pagan;
shOrtstop, Evan Davis; left fielder, w.
GritIiths. centre fielder w. II. Nicho-
las; right fielder, w. Price. Henry
Powell is captain and William Ed
monds manager.
The jubilee services Of the Welsh
congregational church, held on Friday,
'aturday and Sunday was largely at
tended. on Friday evening jubilee and
prayer was held. Saturday evening =
services consisted of devotional and
opening exercises, which We're led by
Rev, Dr. IL. II. Harris, of the Calvary
Baptist church, Mr.. David n. Harris
and Samuel j, Phillips gave short ad-
dresses on the history of the church.
The former spoke on the organization
up to the beginning of the present pas
torate seven years ago. The latter
spoke on the last seven years. Mrs.
Iohn +. Daniels and Mrs. John Grif-
1iths were the destroyers Of the note
and mortgage. DR.. Harris then gave a
short address. At Sundays services
the following able clergymen officiated: :
Rcv. D, NJ. George, Rev, David Jones,
Rev. r. S. Jones, of Hyde Park; Rev.
Peter Roberts, of Olyphant: Hugh
Davis, Of Hyde Park; Rev. J. NJ.
! Lloyd, OF Taylor, and Rev. ID. p, Jones,
of Scranton.
Mrs. Evan Morgans, Of West Mi
nooka, is recovering from her recent
! illness.
Mr.. Evan Arthur, Of Plymouth, spent
| Sunday with frienus I'm this place.
Pride OF Lackawanna lodge, No. Is,
American Protestant Ladies' associa-
| tion, Will meet this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. p. j. Harmon, of Ran
som, spent the Sabbath with relatives
in this place.
II. j. Daniels, of Lackawanna Val
| ley council, No. 81, Junior Order Uni
ted American Mechanics, is making an
active canvass for national represen-
| tative.
| one week from tonight will occur the
| entertainment and ball OF the Monarch
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-18
CARBONDALG.
SECRETARY LEE AROUSED.
State Board of Health Official Com
municates with the Mayor.

Through marked copies Of the Leader
Secretary Lee of the state hoard Of
health has learned OF the condition Of
affairs in this city and he has written
Mayor Fitzpatrick in substance as fol-
lows.
/ have been at "A loss to understand
why the board of health which was
once so active has lapsed into In
nocuous desuetude." He gives proper
credit to the late Grover Cleveland by
quoting "innocuous desuetude." Then
he says the fact was explained by state
ments seen in the Evening Leader in
reference to councils failure to con-
firm Mayor O'Neilrs appointments and
provide an appropriation for 1S99-l9Oo.
Under these conditions he says it be-
comes his duty to call attention to the
fact that the lack Of sanitary facilities
Is fraught with great peril to the health
and life of our people. This doesnt t
harmonize very well with "innocuous'
but IL will do for the state secretary.
He concludes with reference to the
smallpox scare and says if Carbon
dale hasn't hospital for contagious
diseases it should provide one right
away, also that n board of health
should be appointed and furnished
means for the discharge of its respon-
sible duties
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-18
MOSCOW.

The commencement exercises of the
North school, to be held this evening,
are as follows: Part I-Opening song,
Welcome" by tiny tot; recitation,
The Three Lovers" Grace Beck;
THE Birds Conventions" recitation,
Sister and l." Mamie Indian; recita-
ton Going 10 Grandpa's." Daniel
Webster; violin solo; dialogue, Bolts
ana Bars" solo medley. Mary
Frischkorn; recitation. a Hullaba-
loo," Archie Sloat; recitation, "A Hard
Times Cellar" Carl Frischkorn dia-
logue, The Dolls' Hospital;" recita
tion, Rock of Ages" Mamie Andrews;
sunfiower chorus. Part 1.-THE Sweet
Family" Ma Sweet, Kathryn Beck;
Arminta Ann Sweet, Mamie Andrews;
BETSY Belinda Sweet. Daisy Warden
Caroline Cordelia Sweet Clara Schreck,
Dorothy Delilah Sweet. Grace Beck.
Elizabeth Eliza Sweet, Mamie Indian:
Frances Fedora Sweet Hettio Schreck;
Gloriana Gadabout Sweet, Mary Frisch.
korn.
ON Friday afternoon the ladies of the
Relief corps gave one Of their MEM
bers, Mrs. John Sayre, pleasant sur.
prise party Super was served at 8 30
o'clock. A pleasant time was had by
all present.
Eugene Biesecker, Of Scranton, al
ex-member of the Thirteenth regiment
is visiting friends in town,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-18
PITTSTON NEWS
A Probable Murder in Exeter Bor-
ough-Three Children Cremated at
the Boston Works-other ldatters.

Sturmerville, a small village south
of West Pittston, was the scene of
disturbance at late hour on Sunday
night. A brother-in-law of Jacob Ur-
bin named -..uscavitz. is one of his
boarders, who when under the infiu-
enCe of drink becomes crazy. Sunday
night he commenced to break the furn-
iture and crockery. Urbin undertook
to eject him from the house. Muscavitz
| in some way got hold of a knife and
slashed his victim In a most barbarous
manner. Muscavitz was finally secured
and Chief of Police Geddis locked him
in the borough Jail. DR.. Jennings was
called and made the unfortunate man
! as comfortable as the circumstances
would permit. Urbin is known ms a
| quiet, inoffensive man. and was em-
ployed at the Exeter colliery. The pris-
oner had hearing yesterday before
| Justice James McCauley, and was
| committed without bail.
! An awful calamity happened ycstcr-
day at a small settlement known as the
Boston Works." three miles east Of
this city, when three children whose
ages ranged from two to six years,
were incinerated Jacob Lesion, an
|
lived in one of the shanties in that
locality. Some time ago the husband
went to his native home to bring the
! balance of the family. Yesterday af-
ternoon his wife went out to n neigh
bor's. Before going she put the chill
dren to bed and instructed them to
stay there until her return. An hour
afterwards a fire was discovered where
| - 40 ont aY-txt hoc
ing to the scene, were Mortified to find
the house wrapped in flames. The
mother became frantic and would have
flung herself in the flames if not pre-
vented. Nothing could be done to save
the innocent ones. How the building
caught fire is unexplained. 1t is prob
able, however, that a spark from a
locomotive on the Lehigh Valley "cut-
off, may have ignited the roof, the
track being only hundred yards from
the building. The coroner was notified
but he has not yet determined If an
inquest Is necessary. The bones Of the
little victims We're gathered up and
placed in a single coffin. They will be
inferred today.
Sevengala, the wonder, made his first
appearance last night, and the large
""hCIlCe present. were nlySllneu at MS
wonderful feats. "The Devils Sup.
per-" in which he made his subjects
from the audience eat anything from
horse radish to candles, produced roars
of laughter, while his transmission
by telapathy kept the spectators guess.
ing. This evening he will put a sub.
ject to sleep, and he will be placed
in Howells' window for As hours. The
Press club, of Wilkes-Barre, will at.
tend the performance tonight.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

The choir of young ladies which has
been under the direction of Haydn
Evans for several months past, went
to Jermyn and gave concert last
evening.
Frank Henry, of Powderly street. is
in New York city
Judge and Mrs. Dewitt, of Towanda,
who visited Patrick Byrne, of Wash
ington street, returned home yesterday.
Boyd S. oliver is confined to hls
home on Summit avenue with erysipe-
las
Mrs. Julia Wilson, Of LenoXville, Is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Olina Herring, of Salem ave-
nue., will entertain the Fortnightly
club this evening.
Frank Colvin, of Cemetery street, is
entertaining his siste-, Miss \. Colvin,
of Factoryville.
DIR. II. c. Wheeler and daughter.
Hazel spent yesterday in Scranton.
Mrs. Theodore Crane. of Scranton
formerly of this city, called on friends
here yesterday. Mr.. Crane has found
lucrative employment in New Mexico
and Mrs. Crane will join him in June
Father Curran, Of Wilkes Barre, for
merlv Of this city, was a caller here
last night.
Henry Wedeman's team, attached to
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-18
JERMYN.

The Cecilian club of Carbondale
made their first public appearance here
last evening at a concert in Enterprise
hall under the auspices OF Crystal Fire
company No. l. The society, which
numbers twenty-five, now contains
many excellent voices, and in all their
selections blended well together. Their
singing throughout the evening was
much enjoyed and Annie Laurie" was
so well rendered that they We're COM
PEELED to respond to an encore. Richard
Thomas, basso, who is a local faVorite,
Howell Davis, tenor, and Mrs. Hannah
Leonard were the soloists and were
apprectively listened to. The person
mel Of the Cecilian club is: Sopranos,
Mrs. i. Rose, Mrs. II. Leonard, Mrs.
j. Morgan, Mrs. D. Robinson, Mrs. j.
Wheeler, Mrs. II. Bliss, Mrs. Flaherty,
Misses Lucy Grove, Lou Williams, An
ME Stephens. May Pengelley, Stella
Hunter, Nellie Dryden, Emma Eahl;
first altos, Mrs. J. f. Burr, Misses
Jess nloore, Larisso Place. Lena Bron-
son, Efiie Van Denmark; second altos,
Misses Charlotte Ellis, Jennie Butt n,
Nettie Bailey and Alice Rashleigh:
conductor Mr. Haydn Evans; accom-
-..e Growing of the Fairy Queen"
was produced by a number of chill
dren in the First Baptist church last
evening before a good sized audience.
The little ones made a decided hit
both in their singing and speaking
parts. Miss Myrtle Roe, of Maytield,
as the fairy queen" went through her
role admirably and was frequently APP
plauded. Edgar Burton made an ex-
cellent prince, and the princess, Miss
Lulu Sprague, also shared in the hon
ors of the evening. The choruses of
the Woodland fairies, sea nymphs.
mermaids and miners We're well sung
and showed the careful training they
had received at the hands of their in
structors, Miss Margaret Il. Jones and
Mrs. l.. w. Cramer. The cantata will
be repeated again this evening and
should be encouraged and greeted by
full house.
Frank Gendall, of Plains. spent Sun
! day here with friends.
Will Turner, of Wilkes Barre, called
on Mayfeld friends yesterday
Liveryman Hendricks last week pur-
chased two handsome matched teams
of horses at Waldron's sale in Scran-
| ton.
Joe Lander. OF II street. a driver
| boy in the Delaware and Hudson coll
| liery, was painfully kicked in the face
| by mule yesterday He has n cut
| on the left cheek and another over the
eye. The boys father, Richard Ian
der, who has been i'll for long time
| is in quite a critical condition.
At the close Of the concert given by
Hogarth's band in Windsor hall last
Saturday evening a rocking chair, q
| quilt and an order for a dozen photo
graphs We're CHANGED off. viii Miller
won the chair and his wife the photo
graphs. George Whitmore got the
| quilt.
Edward Burritt, a former resident OF
| West Mayfield, now of Green Ridge
was visitor here yesterday.
Thomas Lester and Andrew East.
lake both of West Mayfeld left yes.
terday for Virginia, where they ex,
| pect to work.
a child of Mr.. and Mrs. William Yer.
coe, of Fourth street, is i'll OF catarrhal
| fever
| Mrs. Charles Seiger, of West May.
field, left yesterday for New Mexico.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-18
THE WEAPON OF SCIENCE.

ANY disease may be deadly enough
when you have no adequate means
at hand to confront il. Plenty Of peo-
pie die every day of durable diseases,
simply because the stereotyped, routine,
senseless methods and remedies usually
employed are not halfway equal to the
occasion.
But when truly scientific remedy like
DR. Pierce's great Golden Medical Dis
covery" is brought to bear upon the
complaints which II is designed to cure,
il penetrates the tough hide-bound armor
OF obstinate disease with the same un-
erring accuracy and power with which a
modern rifle penetrateS a savage shield.
II had been doctonug and using patent medi-
cine LOT about yea and a half being unable 10
work most OF the time, says John l.. Cough
enour, Esq, Of Gleusavage, Somerset Co., Pa,
THE doctor said had heart disease and indi,
gestion. II began with a choking and oppressed
feeling in the ches / seemed to be raw from
my throat clear d. Vn into my stomach. My
Rppetite was usua poor, and | was as weak
sad nervous as tn Igh had been starved out
for months. My cart kept throbbing contiu-
ually and was 81 IT Of breath
Finally wrot to DR.. X. V. Pierce Buffalo,
y, " for advice and he informed me that had
indigestion and torpid liver did not think
that diagnosis was right, but ordered six bot
ties Of DT, Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Pud began its use. After using three bottles
began to improve slowly and soon went to work
aud hsve been working ever since"
For obstinate constipation DR. Pierce s
Pleasant Pellets are the most perfect
medicine ever devised. They give
prompt, comfortable, permanent relief.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-18
WoMAN'S RIGHTS.

The New Century club met yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. G..
8. Kimball, on Spring street. The ses-
sion was devoted to the delivery by
Attorney II. o. Watrous of a paper on
Laws of State Of Pennsylvania Affect
ing Women as Wives, Mothers and
Property Owners" Among other things
Mr.. Watrous said wife has right
to contract bills against her husband,
and if it comes to a question of law
the husband will have to pay, even If
he has notified creditors by advertise
ment not to trust his wife. The paper
was intensely interesting throughout.
Before adjourning the ladies donated
$25 to the Carbondale hospital.