Pittsburg dispatch. (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, April 07, 1892, Page 6, Image 6

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THEW PITTSBURG DISPATCH, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1892L
POISONING A PLAGUE.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Bussian Invents a Mysterious
Compound to Do to Death
AUSTRALIA'S MYRIADSOF RABBITS
Hillions in It
if His Expectations
Fulfilled.
Are
IXTEEIHENTS MADE IX ALLEGHENY
For rears past JTew South "Wales lias
been plagued by swarms of rabbits which
bare caused Incalculable damage to land
and financial loss to the country. Charles
Xaftaly, of Moscow, Russia, who is now
in Pittsburg, believes he has tolved
the problem of exterminating the pests.
Mr. Xaftaly has a destroyer of rabbits and
all gnawing animals coming under the head
of rodentia, which he says is infallible in
its deadlincss.
There have been numerous devices and
poisons used in the agricultural districts of
Australia, but none has been found abso
lutely eflective and sate. If the compound
was effective it was generally too much so.
inasmuch as horses, cattle and swine
would also be poisoned. This would entail
a greater loss to the farmer than by allow
ing the rabbits a lease of life.
Slow Death to Rabbits.
The exterminator of which Mr. Xaftaly is
ine possessor is not necessarily a poison,
and furthermore will only be eaten by ani
mals which gnaw, such as rats, squirrels,
rabbits, etc. He naturally keeps the
formula a secret, but says that the destroyer
is composed ot several drugs and one foreign
plant, the latter being its most vital in
gredient It is highly flavored, so as to
make its odor appetizing. Its cflect upon
the hapless rodent wnich nibbles at it is
peculiar. There is no agonizing death such
as is produced Dy strychnine or arsenic,
which kills its victims in a few minutes.
On the contrary, its effect is slow but sure.
"When the rodent has made a meal
of "Crissomore," it is affected gradually.
The gums and teeth are attacked first, the
latter dropping out; the gums become ir
ritated and refuse to perform their duty in
eating, even if the victim had an appetite.
In a day or so the victim is a dead rabbit.
Tests Made In Allegheny City.
The great feature of "Crissomore" is that
horses, cattle and swine will not eat it, as
has been demonstrated by numerous tests.
In this one point lies the success of the
exterminator, and so great is Mr. Kaftalv's
confidence in his discovery that be is pie
paring to go to Australia, where he nas
been in communication -nith Governmental
authorities at Sydney. He is now awaiting
the arrival of his partner, who is at pres
ent in Russia.
The Colony of Sydney has since 1887 of
fered 25,000 to any person who will suc
cessfully exterminate the rabbits of that
country without danger to other useful ani
mals. The new discovery is being used at
a few places in this city for experience
Eake and to satisfy skeptics. At Shafer's
soap factory in lower Allegheny, it has
ueeii tncu wuu eminent success.
Mr. Jfaltaly has a Urge batch of corre
spondence from the British Consul in New
York, urging him to hasten to Australia to
test his discovery. Should it be a success
the gentleman who owns the destrover says
that no 25,000 will purchase his secret
Mr. Xaftaly is a well-informed Bussian
who speaks five languages. "While in Pitts
burg he is the guest of Albert Menjou.
WHEN YOU USE
WHISKY
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES
USE THE BEST.
GIVE FLEMING'S OLD 'EXPORT
A TRIAL
And you will find It to be the finest and
most palatable whisky you ever tried.
Quarts $1 each, or six for $5. Mail orders
attended to promptly. City orders delivered
free.
JOS. FLEMING SON,
Wholesale and Ketall Druggists, 112 Market
St., cor. Diamond, Pittsburg, Fa.
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1SET ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EASTER OPENING !
Too soon to leave your order for an
OUR GRAND EXHIBITION
ROBERT BRUCE WALLACE,
624 PEX3 AVENUE,
Only Manufacturing Optician In the city.
Eyes examined free. Satisfaction assured.
ap5-132-Trsu
CUSS MILLINERY
TAKES PLACE ON
H
E
SO
THURSDAY
OCULISTS' ORDERS FILLED
We nave mo onlv
EYEGLASSES
'1 hat will stay on the nose.
OF THIS WEEK.
cum
P4T.JAH.lt.l4.
EYES EXAMINED FREE.
Wm. E. STIEREN, Optician,
tilSmlthfleld fctreoc, Pittsburg. Pa.
mh25-Trs
ilJE35SK
liiri
Gr-iir.JWLKl.U IT
Everybody is invited to come and get
quainted with the latest conceits
artistic headwear.
in
lU4Tt
9 DESKS.
OFFICE
OUTFITTERS.
igjipOffice Specialty Co,
V4444H4
REMOVED.
Prof. J. T. Little 1ms removed to 75 Sixth
avenue (above Smltlifleld stieet) scientific
examination of the eyes and glasses to suit
all optical defects. apS-rra
TTN1TARIAN PUBLICATIONS FREE
U Address Miss Mary Lyman. 19 Oakland
Square. Pittsburg. la-12-42
AMUSEMENTS.
Fire! Fire! That Dreadful Cry
Is fraught .with Import doublv dire to the
unhappy man who beholds his" dwelling or
his waiehouse feeding tlio devouring ele
ment uninsured. Happilv most people who
can, Insure evervthing but health. Nine
tenths of us neglect the pieservation of this
when It Is tn palpable jeopardy. Incipient
indigestion, liver complaint, la grippe, inac
liou of the kidneys and bladder and malaria
ore all counteracted by Uostetter's Stomach
JJitters.
EXTRA!
THE ADVANCE
SALE OF SEATS
FOE TIIE ENGAGEMENT OP
HOYT'S
"A TEXAS STEER"
AT THE
PATTERN BONNETS
PATTERN HATS.
ALL THE NOVELTIES IN
Ladies' Suits, Ladies' Jackets,
Ladies' Tea Gowns,
Parasols, Laces, Flowers, Kid Gloves, Neckwear, Etc.,
EASTER SOUVENIRS. ALL ARE WELCOME.
c
NOT A
Easter Snlt ai
Jad
FRIDAY, ' f
ac-
What are you
morning!
$&&
fl" OZffa&e-
DU
WHIT
The man with
whims can be sure
that he'll get Just
what he wants here.
OVER
2,000 STYLES
OV THE
BEST FOREIGN
AXD
DOMESTIC
MAKES.
Comprising
Cheviots, Tweeds,
Casslmeies,
Whipcords,
Bedford Cords,
Diagonals,
Worsteds
and Serges.
All shades.
All patterns,
Moderate prices.
Made to your meas
ure in the popular
Three-button Cuta
way Frock, the Business-like
Sack or the
.Dressy PrinceAlbert.
NETF ADVERTISEMENTS.
going to do about it this
400 SMITHFIELB
STREET.
ap7-34
Dnqnesne, Pittsburg's Leading Theater,
Week commencing
MONDAY, APRIL 11,
Will Begin. TO-DAY.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
ap7-U0
OPENING THE SPKING SEASON.
A Novel Enterprise Everyone Invited
Everybody Expected P. C. C. C, Clothier.
To-day (Thursday. April 7), special jrrand
exhibition of the finest suits and spring
overcoats ever offered. You can tate your
choice justJor to-day for $15. ThciewlU be
no flowers, no music or extravagant expendi
ture of money at this grand opening ot ours.
The benefit n ill be given directly to our
customer. The money that would ordin
arily be expended with a lavish hand for
music, decorations and fixings (and which
does not benefit the pconle) will go right
into your pockets. Read" about onr opening
offer for to-day. In order to introduce onr
new spring stock and prove to the people
that v e really carry the finest line of cloth
ing in Pittsburg (better by far than any
other clothing house shows), wo shall sell
goods at cost, and oven less than cost, just
lor this one day. Keud how we will do it.
No one ever attempted It befoie. To-day
(April 7) you have our permission to walk
through our establishment and select any
suit or spring overcoat from onr f250,000
btockfor$15. It matters not whether it is
marked $40, $30 or $25, j ou can take j our
choice loi $15, for this one day. We want
people to call who understand goods and ap
preciate values. Supeib dress suits, full
diess suits, business cutaways and Prince
Alberts all go tor $15 on Thursday.
llpn'fl fmnnWnil nlmpln.a ........... .. .a
.... w .u.1u.wi. w.i., iuw, wuuuaa aiiu ele
gant clay uiagonals, peifect in fit and finish,
marked now $25 and $30, at $15 to-day. Men's
elegant dress salts, finest silk casslmcres.
the newest shades of browns and tans and
Fiench pique?, lined and trimmed fault
le5sly, equal to Al merchant tailors' gar
ments, marked price $30 and $35, tailors
charge $50 for their equal; vou can select one
to-day for $15. Tho new English plaids and
checks, small pin heads, and new whip cords
and changeable plaids, best of imported
poods, back or cutaw ay styles, made mthe
height of tashlon, worth easily $2S to $35 for
this Thursday you can cnoose one for $15.
Exquisite fall diess coats and vests. West of
England cloth, worth $i0, Thursday price
$15. Our entire stocK of spring overcoats,
your choice to-day only remomber, f 15. Tho
lich shades of tan, gray, lawns and slates, in
kerseys, whip cords, meltons and finished
casslmeres, also plain black diagonals and
worsteds, all tho above goods selling price
$23, $30 and $33; take your choice to-day lor
sl5. Don't miss our grand opening and onr
S15 sale. 1. c. C. C.
clothiers, cor. Grant and Diamond streets.
PITTSBURG CLUB THEATER,
THURSDAY EVENING, APBIL 7,
8 o'clock, last of the course,
"Homes of Queen Victoria."
Strongly Indorsed by tho Venerable So
ciety of Sons of St. George, Philadelphia.
Brilliantly illustrated byover 100 rare views,
largely taken by the noted traveler and
lecturer,
MR. CHARLES H. ADAMS.
Admission 75c. Mellor & Hoene's, 77 Fifth
av., and at the door. apS.29
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510-518 MARKET STREET.
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HOUSEHOLD BIT CBM,
723 AND 725 LIBERTY STREET,
Cor. Eighth, Head of Wood Streot.
ui slum; oPiM
5UBE
GUREKi?
Rheumatism
Gouts Lumbago
The Greatest Discovery of the Aga.
Had it been known SO years ago mankind
would have been relieved of one-half of its
sufferings, as there are no cases of Eheuma
tism, Gont or Lumbago that it will not cure.
Why, Suffer Any Longer?
if
CLEAR THE COMPLEXION,
BEIGHTEN'THE EYES,
SWEETEN THE BKEATH,
TONE THE RTOMAnW.
SWoij&aiiv UEGtTLATE THE LITER AND BOWELS
and BUILD UP THE WHOLE SYSTEM TO PERFECT HEALTH.
causoHoofSaFiieS's PodQssM&ara Pills
Inquire of your druggists for It, and,
tnev do not keep it, send to us.
We will give ?5,000 to anv one that can
prove that our testimonials are not genuine.
We get them by the hundreds. Call at our
office and see them.
M'KINNIE i CHESSMAN MT'G GD
616 PENN AVENUE.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Price, $S per bottle. Jor sale by all drug
gists. ap3-TTssu
Which we celebrate in our usual
style, with Prices Always the
Lowest. Terms Always the Easiest
THIS PARLOR SUIT
$30.00. $30.00.' $30.00.
$10.00 down;' $1.00 per week for balance.
in
Seethe5o
Parlor
Suit.
It will save
you at least
Jill
JSPB tfrrPrtt J
Our 75
Wilton
Rug
Suit
The talk of
the town.
See Our 7-Piece Chamber Suit, $20.
See Our Cheval Suit, $20.
See Our Elegant Couch, $9.
See Our Large Stock of Carpets.
BUY YOUK SPECTALCES AT
The HeUable Optiolan,
i-yes liiauuneii i ree.
HOUSEHOy CREDIT COMPANY,
Artificial Eyes Inserted.
OPTICIAN,
zsoiAxaax.
J. DIAMONDS
J de29-Trsu
723 AND 725 LIBERTY STREET,
Cor. Eighth, Head of Wood Street,
Pittsburg's Leading Cash or Credit House.
ap5-22TT
OLD CITY HALL.
BILL HE
Xext Saturday Night.
BRINGING
GREAT BILLOWS OF
LAUGHTER
AND A BOON !"
"It's a blessing and a boon, indeed, to the housekeepers of Pittsburg," said a lady recently, "to have a place like KAUFMANNS' Housefurnishing Goods Department,
where one is sure to find at all times everything for table and kitchen, and everything at about half the prices chargedelsewhere." And this sentiment, echoed everywhere, finds expres
sion in the large and daily increasing trade flowing to our BASEMENT SUPPLY DEPOT.
t?ItWtaK,e!A. P.BURBANK.
An evenlne of
REFINED AND BRILLIANT WIT.
SPLENDID DRAMATIC REPRESENTA
TIONS. FULL OF VARIETY.
Reserved seats at Mellor & Hoene's, 77
Filtli avenue Now on sale. 50c, 75c, $1.
ap-50
A riKST-CI. SS room -walls yon In tho to
let roonn. In the cent-a-worci sidvertisins
colmnm of tlie Saturday and Sunday
DISPATCH.
Itrantiral Clatter Bins.
Diamonds and rubles.
Diamonds and emeralds,
Diamonds audsaphires.
Diamonds and opals.
Diamonds and turquoise,
In new and original shapes, fresh irom
our workshop.
RonT. L. McWattt & Co..
Jewelers,
53 Fiiru avenue.
and
THEATRE
This week. Matineei Wednesday
Saturday.
THE HUSTLER
AND JOHN KERNELL.
April 11 "The Drummer Boy. apt-21
THE ALVIN THEATER
CHARLES L. DAVIS Owner and Manager
TO-NIGHT,
Wednesday and Saturday matinees
THE MILLER OPERA COMPANY;
In Donnelly & Miller's Nautical-Farcical
Operetta,
SHIP ahoy:
New production, strornr cast, includlne
MISS LOUISE MONTAGUE.
April 11 The Spectacular Naval Drama.
THE ENSIGN. ap-35
Pittsburc's
Leading Theater.
Specialty Houso
For all kinds of dresses and gowns from
the simple outing dress to tho handsomest
reception creations always on hand. Wo
aio also prepared with our corps of skilled
Jitters to execute all orders on shortest pos
sible notice. Mateiialsiurnished and esti
mates given. Mourning oi tiers a specialty.
rAECELS & JONES,
tts 29 Fifth avenue.
Tlve SUA or LITe,
Bread home made bread mado from tho
Juatly celebrated "Lawionceville Amber"
Hoar. It your roeer doesn't sell it, call or
wilte to the Iron City Milling Company, and
they will tell you of a grocerln yourviclnlty
who does sell it. tts
DUQUESNE.
To-night, Friday Ev'g and Saturday Matinee
ROSE AND CHARLES
COGHLAN
IN LADT BARTER.
Saturday Evening DOROTHY'S DILEMMA
Next week Hoyt's "A Texas Steer."
ap7-lll
OPERA
HOUSE.
lO-MOUT.
Matinee Saturday.
25-50O Reserved.
DAN PACKARD AND COMPANY.
The Farce-Comedy,
THE BOOMER!
PRICES 15, 25, 50, 75c
Next Week Howard Athenaeum Specialty
Company. ap7
GRAND
HARRIS' THEATER Mrs. P. Harris, R.
L. Britton, T. F. Dean, Proprietors and
Managers. Every atternoon and evening, A.
AV. Fiemont in his sensational comedy
drama. 777.
Week April 11 Uncle Hiram. ap5-121-Trs
Kobt. L. McWatty & Co.
Invite you to see the display they have ar
ranged for the Easter season. You will
surely feel more than repaid.
I have just received a recopy ofa very old
French paper. This paper has been on the
hall ot the Endicott mansion tor the tmst 0
years. It is an extra wide paper, and is a
masterpiece, both in dejln and coloring.
Jonx S. Roberts,
iltIi 719 and 721 Liberty St., head of Wood.
Bcoike kill roaches, bedbngs, etc, In
stantly. Z5 cents.
HARRY WILLIAMS' ACADEML
To-Night Matinees Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday,
Williams & Orr's
METEORS.
Cyclops and Sandowe and all new features.
ni)4-23-D
ACDITORICM
TO-NIGHTI TO-NIGHT1 TO-NIGHTI
Battle between man and horse. Prof. O. U.
Gleason nnd the man-eating horse Watch
Eye. This exciting exhibition positively
takes place to-night at 8:15. Prices fiOcand
25c, ap7-115
A- Hr Klo-vwer Show
OS EASTER SATURDAY
AT
BEN. L. ELLIOTT'S,
88 Fitth ave..
spStts Between Wood and Market sts.
Ira lMI I IMMM I ! IIIMIIMIMMMMW IWMHIM MM I M, !, II M 1 WHI
If &l j vSflSSRfBSB(. tR Qf Fine English 1'oicelain, 112 piece, DinnerSets.beautifnllydecorated lyiXpcvv J& W
k. jflT M ' tmEimfWKMVM3Sk O.O indifferent colois; same as those advertised by other houses for $12. ammaaa W iMiV A 7 "1 Cm
Ka mW(&M3&&&GSBLL BiMSSK&SmWw IL I (In KiSSii ft ' lkh jf9&M CIO Rf) Tui beautiful Reed Body Baby
M 4Ed5fEjiKBi3?iHi MESffi3aRafAfgfgHiPA 111 ill I "i&N I 'W- .III KirJt I v.vU Carriage, handsomely nphol-
Eft pjglf ffCgSJjpBaP 9HhSh9HHHH UlilUUl Jl QW VI g cTIf " lIUl iu2RA I stered in silk plush, satin parasol, with cor-
W0tlHSSMi3iA K3B3 &"?3K&'V fTuTIyi vBktMF I ored frame' steel wheels, strongly built;
bHu-pv,nnapijcpiAnQa mmmmstmmmmjF r r J v n .cine aofcC" ntn t h
M liii T?in5llyV7' (-Uain Toilet Sets fT TZT
:iW 250 JtSSS.1 T.0llet ! I0t S-S of x2 pieces, 1 X
KisSSSfS9SmW tics, fivo quarts; regular piice pieces, Dest i kZ2u hand nnintnri I ft v ItX
gWPg 80c; and not $125, as alleged by mi.- heauti- i- vrWtfA ,"Q P?"116," 1 Jvi?fj"H
"WBHEaMS8 other concerns. " a,kf' ,Deami C5& ilSliklJ . (not printed) K22j$mMky&
fully decora- ImfflrVJ sMg& in an artistic I I' ffiBftiS
QKp Agate or Granite Enameled Iron fcs ted' regular 3 C l! nSf'V &9' artistic s wmF
OC No. 8 Tea Kettles; regular price js . S - myW$& I - manner: regU- It LJLl .
- - JP 11 v tff-c g Jbf r price $g. jS fd'fi (f I
j .te . iL r ji k i c IMbS I I
fjf h mi iwiniTiinMjiriiii.il ii ii n i ittjTl iiaMWlililJWJteJl EuUlLI' 1 'W$$i JA fff U fl yiPmMi l I
ffBteKaap.wiia.Taaaqrff gSmmm&WSmmmmk WlAtiSMfa ift3M: S I Ml , . rMSeSrWySs? Jl I
$l.951&SiS?&,SS lfl 5Sl SS rnl $16.50 pffis&2&
regular prieeV ' S'"' SBSRW JSSSSWifS ' Knfev &,2!&
J Tumblers ; regular ORr Gen- Arcado Coffee Mills, solid one guaranteed; regular price frame; steel or hand-shaved spoke wheels;
. ,. price 8c. 6lu steel grinders; log. price Kc. regular price 65c. I inc regular price $25.
AQ( Agate orGranlto Enam- y c- aii.aa
OC coffee Pots sl7o 09V or i 5,tii.f. IQn Large size Lunch gs.yJji.-iivJiwrnTiitjiia mti i iv. AM fflBrwmfWJFWWWWfTO-
reeularrtceMe andnot5eaV3ePrt 00 Large size Japanned I3C Baskets, 27 different OCp Something New-Wash Tub Stand. SnlH Steel ,r" iIzb gOTXfTrTFrfrLPQiail
bytherconcMn'sT S OOC Cake or Bread Boxes, kindstromr.durableeg- OC Something very convenient. Can hatSethartwooUoUsh- Iflr Warranted All-Brlstle Shoo Brashes;
ujuiustcuuwiiis. Btron2lvmade:rei?nla.rnrleeG5o. ularnrices33c.50c nnd 75u. be folded and laid awav re. tiHsb Mn na,t.cnec!Pa? ?"pl" IUC -mill t,lvn sntLsfaetion- retr. nriceMc
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FIFTH AVENUE AND SMITHFIELD STREET. fl U I III A H 1 1 U
KAUFMANNS',
FIFTH AVENUE AND 5MITHFIELD STDEET.
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