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- THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. SUNDAY. AUGUST 7, 4892.
AT HIS BEAVER HOME
Senator Quay Beturns Eroni
Washington City in
Ycry Poor Health.
BEGAMNG HIS STBENGTH.
He Has Temporarily Banished Poli
tics From His Mind.
WHILE FARMING AT LONG RANGE,
Si Talks a Little en the Allegheny Federal
Building,
ASD OX TOE PEOPOSED SHIP CANAT.S
Senator Quay is resting at his comforta
ble home in Beaver. He arrived from
Washington Thursday morning, and will
remain at home until he feels considerably
stronger than now. A Dispatch re
porter visited him yesterday afternoon, and
at 4:30 found him seated in an arm chair in
his library, trying to smoke a mild cigar
and chatting with his friends, S. D. Warm
castle and United States Marshal Harrah.
The Senator's working room is in the north
wine of the house, where the sun does not
send its rays during the heat of the day,
and a cool breeze moved the shutters to and
fro and genrly flapped the window curtains.
The heat of the city is not felt at Beaver
and a refreshing wind blows along its
shaded streets and through the embowered
Is n ns
Senator Quay has not been well since he
snflered Jrom the grip last winter. "It is
or.e of those ailments," he says, "where a
man is sick six months alter he getswelL"
When he arrived home he was feeling
greatly fatigued and suffered some pain,"
which he attributsd to rheumatism, but yes
terday he was already ieeling much better.
"I lost 12 pounds in three weeks at Wash
inclon," he said, 'flf that rate of loss
should keep up there would be nothing left
of me in a few months, and the Senatorial
contest would be ended." He does not
look ill, though his face has not its sual
ruddy color. When he feels stronger and
is well rested he will go to the seashore.
Politic Banithed for the. Tim p.
The Senator during his home-stay is not
worrying his mind about political affairs.
Yesterday he said he did not desire to av
for publication anything about the political
situation. He did not care to discuss the work
of Congress; but he said he was glad that
the two house3 had finally adjourned. He
feared for a day or two that they would get
into a snarl, and that, in spite of his ill
health, he would be compelled to go hack to
Washington. He is not an admirer of
Washington's summer climate, and during
the last fortnignt the weather there was
even worse than in Pittsburg.
The Senator alluded with pleasure to the
passage Friday evening of the sundry civil
appreciation bill containing the appropri
ation for a Federal building in Allegheny.
"The original appropriation of 5250,000 for
that purpose," he said, "allowed only
05,000 for the purchase of the land. Xo
suitable sight could be bought for anything
like that amount. The new appropriation
etiws $201000 jftbe-land, and.hat will
secure the location "needed, right near the
City HalL Of course only 550,000 remains
out of the whole amount for the building,
but the land once bought there will be no
difficulty with a further appropriation for a
fine postoffice. The 550,000 will carty on
the work until an additional appropriation
can be secured."
Interested In Ship Canals.
The Senator's bill authorizing an expend
iture for a governmental survey of the
proposed ship canal from Lake Erie to the
Ohio river passed in the Senate but was not
acted on in the House. It goes over until
the second session, beginning next Decem
ber, and Senator Quay expressed confidence
that it would be passed by the House. Ho
i greatly interested in this measure, and
rnmmented on the tact that the people in
Western Pennsylvania seemed to have lost
their interest in it and were doing little or
nothing to push it before Congress. He'is
also interested in the proposed ship canal
across New Jersey to make a
direct water line from New York to
Philadelphia. This enterprise, he believes,
will be put through, and will prove to be a
great promoter of water transportation be
tween those two great cities. He thinks its
tnnnasre will be so large that it would richlv
pay a private corporation to construct and
operate such a canal. The distance from
Paritan Bay to the Delaware river ii very
short. The cost would be much less than
the mm appropriated by Congress at one
session for the improvement of the harbor
ol Galveston, while the traffic over such a
waterway would be many times that which
the improved harbor of" Galveston accom
modates. Ho Has Rfcnme a Farmer.
Senator Quay, while not allowing politics
to bother him just now, has on his mind a
subject for ample worry. He has bonght a
Jnrm away down in Chester county, and
having a man there to operate it, the Sena
tor is trying to do the managing at long
range. He receives, every day or two, a
letter from the farm asking his desires in
regard to the various crops, the use of
fertilizers, the care of stock, eta, etc.
Each friend who calls upon the
Senator is placed in an easy
chair, and is then cross-examined
en those anestions of farm management
w hich have latest been presented for settle
ment. The Chester farm is receiving the
benefit of the concentrated agricultural lore
of Beaver, and if it is not a howling success
it must be because the best farming prin
ciples ol Western Pennsylvania are alto
gether inapplicable to the effete lands of
down-east Chester county. The Senator has
high hopes.
HELD FOR WIFE MURDER.
Max Cntkisky Gives 85,000 Tiall on the
Charge or Killing His Wife Several
Other Cas-s Disposed of bj .Tnrtge
Ewlnj.
In the Criminal Court yesterday Judge
Ewing continned the hearing in the case of
Max Cutkisky, charged with the murder of
his wife. Dr. Litchfield testified that he
had held a post mortem and that there were
no marks of violence or poison. He said
the woman came to her death from strangu
lation. M. S. Jackson testibed to the man having
lived with a colored woman he called his
wife in .Mansfield. He went nnder the
liaroe of Wallace and she by the name of
Barbara Wallace. The woman was era
ployed Rt the Idlewood Hotel and ho came
to see her. They often roomed together.
Similar testimony was Riven, and at Its
conclusion Judge Ewlnsr said it was a case of
murder In tl.e ni st degree or nothing, if ho
was antUCed there was no caso lie would let
th a prUoner go on his own recognizance
but lie was not so satisfied, nor had the Com
lnonvcalth made out much of a case, there
foro lie would let the prisoner go on S3, OO
lntil. Cutkisky obtained the ball and waa
released.
Don't Want the Brlcl Yard.
Annie Miller yesterday filed a bill in
eqnlty-nealnat the Pittsburg, Catholic Col
lege of the Holy Ghost and Ott Brothers to
refrain the defendants from injuring prop
erty by oxcavatlns dirt from Cooper and
Eagle streets for a brick yard.
nit for Dower Interests,
Mary A, Jones yesterday entered suit
against the FItsbnrgnnd Lake Erie Railroad
Company, the PlttMiurg, Cincinnati, Chi
cago and St. Louis Railway Company, Wm.
Pndden and James Crow, to recover
J6.SS U as a dower interest Ince ISHIn
land in the Thirty-fourth ward, reft by her
husband and now held by the defendants.
A (Speak-Easy Sinn Punished.
James Cunningham yesterday pleaded
RUilty to selling liquor illegally on seven
charges, in Duqnesne and McKeesport.
Jnd?e Ewlng gave him fines aggregating
$1,700 nnd sent him ono year to the work
house. Yesterday's Kxrcntlons.
Executions wero issued yesterday by L
P. Bcazell agalust W. U. Beazoll for $515 and
$313.
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
The United States crniser Bennington is
now among the foreign war ships assembled
at Huehra, Spain. ,
Havana jewelers met yesterday and de
cided that tliev are unable to pay the heavy
duties Imposed by the new tariff.
Luis Sandoval, a Mexican General In
Texas, declares, that Diaz's lack of ability
has caused a financial crisis in Mexico.
A compromise has been effected between
the strikers and mill owners at Stevens'
Point, Wis. The mills staited yesterday.
During a terrific w ind and rain storm at
Phoenix, Ariz., many frail housos were de
molished and two Indians were killed by
lightning.
Rev. Mr. Paul, pastor of the Methodist
Church at Healdsliurg, has been found guilty
of slander and falsehood by a jury of his
church, and nas discharged frcm his pastor
age. The Austrian military maneuvers begin
Monday in Galacla. The onlv foreign repre
sentative who will be allowed to witness
them will be an attache of the German Lega
tion. A dynamite cartridge concealed in a sheaf
of wheat tore a thrashing machine to pieces
near X;dcn, Utah, and scattered the tarin
hands in every direction. Two are believed
to be fatally injured,
Illinois militiamen in camp at Spring
field and a gang of negroes indulged In a
riot Friday. Military authorities are now
guarding the soldiers and the police are
watching the ncgioes.
Thomas XelU, who was committed for
trial in London on tna charge of having
poisoned to death Matilda Clover, has been
again remanded, this time until Monday,
August 8. t await the arrival fiom America
of witnesses. -
Paris police have discovered nn Anarch
ist placard, 1,000 or which are said to be in
circulation, calling upon Anarchists to kill
thcjnries and Judges who have respective
ly convicted and condemned members of
Anarchist societies.
The shooting of Jndge Henry Long from
ambush a few uights ngo at Keunerville,
just above New Orleans, has aroused great
bitterness there. The whple trouble is at
tributed to political enmity and has re
sulted in a race lend.
The Thirteenth Battalion Band, of Ham
ilton, Ont, was nnder engagement to play
at the State Exposition in Buffalo this
month, hut the United States Government
would not allow the band to play. there. Tho
eugagement tas cancelled.
The new German military bill will In
volve an expenditure of 00.000,000 marks, but
the consent of the Emperor has not yet been
obtained. Chancellor von Caprivi nroposes
to stop the groning of tobacco in Germany
and to place a heavy tariff on imported to
bacco. In Chicago title deeds have been forged
covering hair a section or land valued at
$730,000 to $1,000,000. The propel ty belongs to
Mrs. Hetty R. Green, the lichost woman In
the United States. The forged deeds are
still in the hands of tho forgers as far as is
known. It was the attempt to borrow
money on some of the property and dispose
of other tracts of It In this city, through tho
forged paper that tho truth became known.
Sir Charles Enaw-Smttli, whose diplo
matic exploits have recently been described
In The Dispatch, says the newspaper reports
of his famous Interview with the Sultan
have been grossly exaggerated by newspa
pers. He declared that he did not use the
bombasiio language attribute to him on
that occasion, and that he did not tear up
the treaty upon being offered a bribe after
discovering that It had been tampered with.
He further declared that lie not throw
pieces of the treaty nt Sid Gharnct, the
Grand Vizier, and that he did not order Sid
Gharnet out or the Mission quarters.
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KAUFMANNS' ARE BUILDING AGAI
Nothing new or surprising about this but something entirely in accord with Kaufmahns previous career of enlarging their quarters, broadening their fields of
labor, looking for new worlds to conquer i. e., offering stronger attractions and better inducements to the public than ever before. The improvements now
contemplated include extensive additions and alterations, which, when completed, will make Kaufmanns store more than double the size of any other retail
establishment in this city. But this is further on. Jn the meantime their efforts are directed to closing out their present stock as quickly as possible. The
encroachment 'of the builders and mechanics puts room at a premium, and you will readily understand the immense reductions which have been made on the
prices of all sorts of goods. Wise people will improve the opportunity by coming at once, and thus get THE CREAM of good things.
MEN'S SUITS.
Former
Former
Former
Former
Former
Former
Former
price $25;
price S23;
price $20;
price $18;
price 16;
price 14;
price $12;
present price $16.
present price 15.
present price $13.
present price 12.
present price $10.
present price $8.
present price $j.
All Men's Summer Coats and
Vests and Single Pantaloons have
been reduced in the same propor
tion. ,
KAUEMANN
CATAEI OF STOMACH.
Poor Appetite, With Violent Pains
and Nausea After Eating..
A Case That Is ot Interest to Everyone
TVho'SnHr rs From Indigestion Terrible
buffering Klght and 1 ly.
Do you eat wellt
If so, you enjoy one of the greatest bless
ings ot lire.
But how many people thore are who never
know what It Is to ejnoy a meal. The more
the taste is pandered to the less the appetite
manifests itself. Instead, perhaps, there is
a decided revulsion and the food that one
must oat to keep the body alive Is forced
Into an unwilling stomach, only to cause in
tense pain and a sickening nausea.
Why Is this Did you ever stotf to con
sider the reasonT Drs. Copeland, Hall and
Byers have from time to time in these
columns endeavored to point out the cause
ot dyspepsia or disordered digestion, and
that their explanation is tho correct one Is
evidenced by the'nmny cures their method
of treatment is produoing every day.
Plivstologv teaches that the numerous
glands or the stomach throw out during
the 24 houis 14 pints of gastric Juice
almost two gallons with which to di
gest the rood we eat. In chronic catarrh or
the stomach, tue mucous lining of which is
continuous with that ot tha nose and throat,
the secreting glands become diseased nnd
depraved and do not fulfill their proper
functions, hence the food lies heavy In the
stomach and lennents, instead of being di-
Sested. Foul gases arise therefrom which
Istend the stomach, causing weight, tlghf
nets, flatulence, bloating and discomfort.
The heart and lungs aieencroached upon by
the diaphragm, which impedes their natural
action, hence o have fluttering or pulpita
tion, and in consequence of disturbed circu
lation and respiration coldness of extremi
ties, depression ot spirits (nervousness),
feeble pulse, dizziness, shortness or breath,
hot and cold flasues, e:c, etc
A 1TPJCAL CASE.
The Many Distressing Symptoms nhlch
Follow CatHrrh of the Stomach, To-E-ther
With a Striking Fxample of the
Ffflcacy of the Treatment of Dr. Cope-
lnnI, Hall and riyers.
No one who has not suffeied from catarrh
of the stomach o.ui understand the terrible
condition to which that disease brings Us
victim, nor can one read the following
statement and remain unconvinced of the
tact that Drs. Copeland, Hall & Byers can
and do cure this trouble In all its manifold
phages.
Here, for lnstano?, is the case of. Mr.
Jllclmul Schafiei, a mill worker, who resides
on Pen n street, Mt. Oliver.
"I had catairh pt the stomach In its most
severe form for two years. During all that
time it was Impossible tor me to eat any
thing without experiencing terrible agony.
"I not only haa no desiie to eat, but the
sight of food made mo ill, and I used to
starve myself rather than face the ordeal of
taking a meal. Especially was this the case
for breakfast.
Mr. Michael S haffer, Perm Strrct, ML Oliver.
"The result was that I grew weak and
emaciated, nnd was utterly nnflt for the per
formance ot any duty. In fact I did not care
to live.
"In addition to catarrh of the stomach I'
had also catanh of the head nnd throat.
There was a continual buzzing and roating
in my ears; my head and nose were stopped
up and my throat w ax so sore I could hardly
suallow. I had violent headaches and the
Inflammation in my throat seemed to set my
whole head afire.
"I lost flesh and strength, and was slowly
wasting away. My sleep was disturbed by
horrid dreams, and I an oke in the morning
more tired than going to bed.
'At last I decided to trj- Drs. Copeland,
Hall and Byers. When I went to tbeir office
1 was feeling very badly, indeed. I began
their treatment and now feel as if I had
never been sick a day. It seems wonderful.
Mot only has the catarrh disappeared, but
my stomach Has regained its lormer
strength nnd tone. I have an excellent ap
petite and relish my food, nnd can eat
heartily all the time without the slightest
discomfort. Eating has become once more
a delight. I .have gained in weight and
strength. I feel as well as I ever did. I am
delighted beyond measure ith my lapid
improvement, and I heartily recommend
these specialists to all who may be suffering
as I was."
DO YOU HEAR WELLT
Partial r Complete Deafness Almost Al
ways Dae to Catarrh Neglect That
Brings on Impairment and Destruction
of the Hearing.
A very large percentage of tho cases of
total or partial deafness Is due directly to
catarrh.
The deafness begins .with roaring and
buzzing noises, one of the first symptoms of
this disease.
Have you ever noticed bow many people
incline one side of their head to you when
yon talk to them? or who change positions
with you when walking, so as to have the
"good ear" toward yout
If you ever have, then yon would know
BOYS' SUITS.
Former price $12;
Former price $10;
Former price $ 8;
Former price $ 6;
Former price $ 5;
Former price $ 4;
Former price $ 3;
present price $7.
present price J6.
present price $5.
present price 4.
present price $3.
present pr'e $2.50
present pr'e $1. 75
Reductions equally great have
been made on the prices of all
Boys' Pants and Shirt Waists.
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now comr-on this affection is. Nearly one-
Half or the people yon meet are so affected,
and you can observo It if you will look close
ly, because tt is impossible to disguise when
the critical eye is nn the alert lor It.
It is a sad thing to 'lose any of tho senses,
or toihnve any on e of them impaired. What
can, beisaid oi a person who permits a dis
ease to so Impair his "senses as to threaten
tho destruction of one or more of them?
Does it not seem like a sheer waste of nat
ural gifts? Yet many persons, by neglect
ing to secure the right kind of treatment,
which can be had only by specialists prop
erly trained for the purpose, bring upon
themselvet a derangement and an impair
ment of the sense of bearing which oper
ates to destroy every Interest in lire, and to
rob them of all the freshness of pleasure.
Szlbtsfort, Md., July 19, 1692.,
I received more benefit from the oonrse of
tieatment with Drs. Copeland, Hall and
Byers than I over received before, and I
have doctored a great deal for the disease,
and with some very eminent physicians. 1
will confess that I did wrong in not con
tinning the .treatment longer, but I felt so
much relieved that I negleoted it. At pres
ent I ara feeling better than I have tor Ave
years. Bnisox Welch.
Plain Words Ptatuly Stated,
Or all the diseases that come under the
observation or a specialist the ear compli
cation of catarrhal trouble is the most
dreaded, because he realizes the fact that
it requires months of continuous and perse
vering treatment to relieve, while toe suf
reier Is so Impatient and thinks the annoy
ing buzzing or ringing noises should be re
lieved and the bearing restored in a few
weoks. The truth Is the ear trouble is
among the last symptoms to appear 'and
therefore the last to disappear and denotes
an aggravated and long-standing catarrhal
condition. The reason so few sufferers are
eyer entirely restored Is that they grow im
patient and do not give their physician
sufficient time to bring the diseased
Jiarts to a healthy state. It waB to oover
ust snch aggravated eases that Drs. Cope
land, Hall and Byers ledneed their rate of
ti catment to the nominal sum or $5 a month,
so tliat patients could afford to stay with
thorn until cured, and, therefore, there Is no
excuse for persons going through the world
with the sense of hearing impaired or lost
when skillful treatment by experienced
specialists is within the easy possibilities of
all. '
1 DO TOO SEE WELLT
Eye Trouble Resulting From Catarrh The
Case of Miss Lizzie Kelly, Illustrating
the Extension of Catarrh to tho Eye
and Its Appendages.
The case of Miss Lizzie Kelly, residing at
No. 1 Ferry street, Sharpsburg, clearly Illus
trates the extension of catarrhal trouble to
the eye and its appendages. When Miss
Kelly was first brought to the office of Drs.
Copeland, Hall and Byers by her mother she
was an object of extreme commiseration.
Her oyes, especially the left one, weie so in
flamed and sensitive that she could not open
them without the most intense pain, caused
by the light. The ulceration had extended
Irom the eonjnnotival mucous membrane to
the eyo proper, thus making one mass of
ulcerated surface, causing partial blindness.
What a great change has been wrought in
her condition since then. To-day she has a
pair ot as pietty bine eyes us any lady who
visits their office.
"I had been troubled with my eyes for a
long time," says Miss Kelly, "and doetoied
for them almost continually with little or no
benefit until I went to Drs. Copeland, Hall
and Bvers. Every' doctor I consulted pi e
vious to visiting them prescribed some eye
lotion which relieved for awhile, but soon I
was as bad as ever.
"Besides the eye trouble I had severe head
ache, my nostrils wore Inflamed and ulcer
ated and filled with ciusts, my throat was
often filled with .tough mucous.whieh caused
considerable hawking to dislodge, my appe
tito was poor nnd stomach deranged. Alto
gether, I was in a bad stato or health gen
erally, weak, nervous, debilitated and de
spondent. "Under Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers' sys
tematic treatment I soon experienced im
provement in my general health, and the
eyes made wonderful progiess toward a
cure. Tho pain and sensitiveness soon left
them, and long before the sixmontns were
ud the ulcerated surfaces weie healed. Oc
casionally after catohing a severe cold they '
wouiu uecome innameu aiitiiengain, uuc
persistent treatment lias worked the desired
result. Naturally I feel very gratefnl to
these doctors for the benefit received at
their hands, as their course of treatment
was tedious and painstaking, and clieerfnlly
make this statement, proving the beneficial
results of their method of tieatmeut in dis
eases similar to mine."
TTOMAN'S TROUBLE.
General Weakness, Pain, Distress and Ex
haustionResults of Catarrh,
Many women to-day suffer pain nnd are
weak and nervous without knowing the
cause. Their oik greatly fatigues them and
they cannot eat well. At night they rest
poorly and in the morning feel wholly nnflt
for the duties of tbe day. In short, they are
mtsernble from general impairment of
health, besides enduiing pain and distress
hard to fully describe. Many such cases are
the result of catarrh, which affeots the
whole system, and they find quick and cer
tain relief Irom tieatment fitted to the
case. '
Such an instance is related ,below by Mrs.
Frank Smith, of Love avenue, Niinick sta
tion. Said she:
"My trouble began about six or seven
years ago. I conghed incessantly, and lost
so much flesh that rav trlends as woll as my
self were apprehensive or the gravest re
sults, and otten wondered bow long it wonld
last.
"My appetite was gone, and if I ever did
feel hungry, the sight of food seemed to
nauseate me. At times I had a bloated feel
ing about my stomach, and at others, espe
cially after eating, thete seemed to be a
heavy weight there. My bowels were con
stipated and my whole system seemed to Oe
gradually going to pieces.
"I tried doctors and doctors, and round no
relief. I bad been leading of the many
cures made by Drs. Copeland, Hall and
Byers. At first I doubted nnd hesitated, hut
finally I made up my mind that If so much
could be done for others, something, at
least, might be done for me. I called on
them at their offices, 66 Sixth avenue. They
told me I wonld get well, and I placed my
seir under their treatment, and the result
has been truly wonderful. I am as well as I
ever was in -my life, and feel that I cannot
say too much for these gentlemen."
MEN'S HATS
AND FURNISHING GOODS.
The prices of these goods have
been cut down even more than
those of clothing". ' If you want a
stiff, soft, silk or straw hat, a
shirt, some underwear, neckwear
or hosiery, you can now get thera
for about half former prices.
And all goods are guaranteed to
be fresh, new and stylish.
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HEAD AND STOMACH TBOUBLE.
Sir. George Hagan, Employed at the Clin
ton M1U, Describes His Buffertngs.From
Head 'and Stomach Trouble and Subse
quent Core by Drs. Copeland, Hall and
Dyers.
Mr. Hagan, a puddler by occupation, is
employed at the Clinton mills and resides at
Clinton row, West Carson street, Sontlislde.
"I had been troubled with my head a long
time," says Mr. Hagan, "which 1 know now
came from repeated oolds from exposure at
my n oik. No one can understand what
tortures I endured with the pain In my head
at times. I often felt I would go crazy with
it. I had terrible neuralgic pains all through
my head, and, although my nostrils were
perfeotly clear and 1 could breathe well
through them, they often felt dry and
parched, the same as my throat, tongue and
mouth.
"My stomach also became affected to such
an extent that Host my appetite and what
little I ate caused pain and a heavy feeling,
Mr. George Hagan, Clinton Rote, W. Carson St.
with bloating and belching up of sour gas.
Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers, whom I con
sulted, explained to me that all these
troubles came from neglected colds, causing
a catarrhal Inflammation of tbe parts, and
promised a cnie if I would attend faithfully
to taking my medicine, but said I would
probably have to continue under treatment
three or four months.
"I have Just completed my first month's
treatment and can say that I am entirely
oared. I haven't a pain or ache about me,
and I feel as well as I over did, but to make
sure I am going to continue under treat
ment another month. I take pleasure in
recommending Drs. Copeland, Hall and
Byers to all pei sons afflicted as I was, as I
know they understand their business thor
oughly." Tilings to Be Bemembered.
That catarrh is not simply a local affection
confined to tbe head, prodnclng a discbarge
of mucus from the nose and tnroat, with a
hawking and snlttlng to dislodge, bnt the
entire system Is fiequently affected by it.
That catarrh of tho nose causes frontal
headaches, more commonly known as
neuralgia, ear ache, dizziness, n sense of
dullness or drowsiness, confusion of
thoughts, etc
' That catarrh of the throat, .bronchial
tubes ana lungs causes -sore tnroat, chronic
cough, hoarseness or entire loss of voice,
bronchitis, asthma, pneumonia, consump
tion, etc. f
That catarrh of the stomach and bowels
causes dyspepsia, indigestion, heart-bnrn,
water-brash, nausea, fettd breath, palpita
tion of the heart, alternate constipation
and diarrhea, diopsy, liver complain!, Jaun
dice, and by its irritating effects on the
lower bowels, also pile, fissure, fistula,
itching, etc.
That catarrh of the bladder causes dia
betes, Bright's disease, incontinence or re
tention of urine, scanty or too frequent,
etc
That all skin and blood diseases, such as
eczema, hives, blotches, ptmples, acne, ring
worm, tetter, suit rneum, rneumatism,
sotofula, etc., etc., are either caused or
greatly aggravated oy tue catarrnai direc
tion causing nn Impure state or the blood or
debilitated condition of the body.
That it is due to this widespread influence
of catarrh on the general system that led
Drs. Copeland, Hall and Bvers to formulate
a svstem of treatment, both local and inter
nal, and it is owing to this method of treat
ment that they are able to produce the great
number of absolute cures that 'they show.
It is also i he reason or their extending tbe
popular $5 rate of treatment to iucludo all
chronic diseases.
Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers treat suc
cessfully all curable cases at 68 Sixth ave
nue. Pittsburg, Pa. Office hours, 9 to 11 jl. m.,
2 to 5 p. M. and 7 to 9 r. sr. Sundays, 10 a. u.
to i t. m. Specialties Catarrh and all dis
eases of the eye, ear, throat and lungs; dys
pepsia cured; nervous diseases cuied; skin
diseases cured.
Many cases treated successfully by malL
Send 2-cent stamp for question blank.
Address all mall to
DKS. COPELAND, HALL BYERS,
06 Sixth avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
$5 A MONTH
ALL DISEASES TREATED AT THE UNI
FORM KATE OF 5 A MONTH. KEMEM
BEK THIS INCLUDES CONSULTATION,
EXAMINATION, TREATMENT AND MED
ICINE FOR ALL DISEASES AND ALL PA
TIENTS. au7
BUT TOUR SPKCTALCF." AT
Ttx Eteliatlo Optlolan,
ayes .examined jree.
Artificial Eyes Inserted.
J. DIAM0ND,oixctth
deM-irsir
REMOVAL
PITTSBURG CLEAN TOWEL CO.
Have removed to tbeir new building
H3 FULTON STREET,
Through to 116 Crawford Street.
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Men's, Women's and
Children's Shoes.
Former price $5; present price $3.50
Former price $4.50; pres't pr'e $3.25
Former price $4; 'present price S2.75
Former price 3.50; pres't p're$2.5o
Former price 3; present price $7.
Former price J52.50; pres't pr'e $1.75
Former price $2 present price $1.25
Former price ji.50; pres't price $1.
Former price f x; present price 75c.
FIFTH AVENUE
-AND-
SMITHFIELD ST.
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Rheumatism
Gouts Lumbago
What the Champion Bridge Jumper and
Swlmm-r of the World Says of II.
Mesfrs. McKinnie & Chessman:
GiHTtEJCKT I was induced to try a bottle
of your truly wonderful medlclnefnnd can
say it is the only medicine that has ever
done me any good, and, in fact, this cured
me. I have Deen a constant sufferer with
rheumatism ever since my long Swim from
Albany to New York in my rnbber suit.
Immediately afterward I went to England,
where I was laid up with rheumatism for
fonr weeks at Shield's Hotel, London.. I se
cured the best medical attendance, paying
two guineas a day for the treatment, with
out deriving as much benefit as from one
bottle of your medicine. I feel truly grate
ful to you and yon can rest assured I will
never let an opportunity of testifying to the
merits of this valuable medicine pass, and
freely give this recommendation In hohalf of
suffering humanity who may have been
robbed by quack doctors and ruined In
health by the many injurious prescriptions
used by sufferers, as has been mv case.
Yours respectfully,
Steve Bropiz,
Nos. lit and 835 Bowery, New York.
Jolt 29, 1891 au7-TTS8u
TRY SKIN FOOD
For your wrinkles and become youthful,
fresh andlovely. Icfeeds the shrunken or im
poverished skin as cream ana beef feed and
renew the impoverished stomaoh and body.
It feods the fatty membrane and the aotlve
tissues which are indispensable to a good
skin. Tbe flabby flesh becomes firm; the
ravages of age, sickness and worry disap
pear; lines and wrinkles becomes smooth; the
skin Is again soft and refined and beautiful!
Skin Food is fragrant, delicate, soothing and
refreshing. By its use
WRINKLES
VANISHII
PRICE $3 PER JAR.
SOLD AY ALL DRUGGISTS.
MADAME M. YALE COMPANY,
37 TVcst Fourteenth St., New York,
146 State Street, Chicago.
A complete list of Madame Yale's toilet
requisites can be found In her "Beauty and
Complexion Book." Frep at all druggists.
Sent by mall on lecelpt or lo postage.
A full line of Mme. Yale's preparations
can be had in Pittsburg at
W.T.ESPVS CRYSTHLPHAHMflCY,
Corner Market and Liberty streets,
And at Joseph Fleming & Son's, Drug
gists, 412 Market street. Christy's drugstore,
corner Smitbfleld street and Fourth nvenne.
E. G.-Stiefel & Co., successors to J. Kimmel
& Co., Fenn avenue and Ninth street. W. P.
Martsolf Drug Company, corner Penn ave
nue and Sixth street. S. S. Hollaiid.DroS
glst, corner Smithfleld and Liberty streets.
IN ALLEGHENY CITY
At E. Holden & Co.'s, Druggists, 63 Federal
street. G. Eisenbeis, 113 Federal street, and
Kaeroher's, 62 Federal street. JylO-wsu
voe$frovfrv
THE SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS
Afe continually increasing. Com
parison with July last year shows a
gain of 2,523 for tne month. The
figures are:
July, '92 6,040
July, 'HI 3,017
Increase 2,523
The Dispatch was never more de
servedly popular than now.
O SOOOOs000 4X4444
CHINA, GLASSWARE,
And Housefurnishing Goods.
Our reductions "in this depart
ment arc of interest to house
keepers in general and hotel keep
ers in particular. Everything
ornamental or useful for house,
table 01 kitchen can be had at this
safe at a price that will astonish
the closest buyer in the land. It
will pay you to come a big "dis
tance to take advantage of this
rare bargain offered. It's like
will never occur again.
iftW AltnirUrmbz
JftfGuRE
KAUFMANNS'
JfEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAIRD'S in
$2.30 SPECIAL SALE 8.91
-rMFINE DRESS SHOES5
WORTH $4, $5 AND $6,
AT $2.90! AT $2.90! AT $2.90!
FOR LADIES AND GENTS.
THE FINEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
BsWmSBST X- JrVnWeWeMssssssW.
WORTH $4, $4.50, $5 AND $6. NOW ONLY $2.90.
Ladies' Oxford Ties.
The Finest Bluchers,
The Finest Dongola,
Cloth Tops or Plain,
Patent Leather Foxings,
Tipped or Plain,
New Narrow Square Toes.
Worth $4 at $2.90. Worth
WORTH $4, $5 AND
Fine Calf Bluchers,
Fine Pat Leather Bluchers.
Fine Russett Bluchers,
livery size, every width,
Better than custom-made.
The Newest Shapes,
The Finest Materials.
WORTH $4, $5 AND
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LOW CUTS, TENNIS AND BASEBALL SHOES
AT HALF PRICE
JtrMail orders promptly attended to.
W. M.
433 AJMD 430 WHULhSALfc 4UO-4U3-410
WOOD ST. AND RETAIL.
oil item. aurpiiEs.
Ott WELLSDPPLY GO,,
91 and 92 Water Street,
PITTSBURG. PA.
noS-53-Trsxosn
LADIES' DRESSES,
WRAPPERS and WAISTS.
Former price 10; present price $6.
Former price t 8; present price 5.
Former price. $ 6; present price $4.
Former price $ 4; present pr'e $2. 50.
Former price $ 2; present price $1.
Former price $ 1; present price 50c
Our entire stock of Ladies'
Muslin Underwear, Underskirts and
Corsets reduced in the same manner.
The Finest Cloth Tops,
The Finest Dongola Kid,
The Newest Style Tips,
The Latest Style Lasts,
Common Sense and Opera,
New York or Piccadilla,
Every size, every width.
$3 at $2. Worth $2.50 at $1.50.
Men's Finest Fancy Cal
Finest Patent Leather and
Genuine Kangaroo Bals
Or Congress,
All at Great
Bargain Prices.
Every pair fully warranted.
$6. NOW ONLY $2.90,
$6. NOW ONLY $2.90.
LAIRD,
MARKET ST.
Jy31-110-TT3n
CHESSMAN'S SI.M SPECTACLES
Are recommended by all who Uave
tried them.
&v
CAN NOT BE DISTINGUISHED -
Lfromthe natural .m
CHESSMAN OPTICAL COMPANY,
: Federal street Allegheny, Pa.
Je21-TUT3n
DATCWTC O.B.LEVIS (next Leader),
r M I Els 1 O. 131 Fifth av.. Pittstrare. Pa.
Twenty years solicitor.
I
Misses' and Children's
Dresses.
Former price $$; present price $5.
Former price $1; present price 3.50
Former price $6; present price $3.
Former price $5; present price $2.50
Former price $4; present price $2.
Former price $y, present price $1.50
Former price $2; present price 98c.
Reductions of the same caliber
(50c on the dollar) have been made
all through our Infants' Department.
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