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THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH, SATURDAY OCTOBER, 29, 1892.
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THEIR LAST KESORT.
Appeals From Allegheny Courts
Beard by the Supreme Justices.
OLEOMARGARINE DEALERS FINED.
A receiver Wanted for atr Allegheny Hard
ware Concern.
THE SEWS OF THE COUXTT COURTS
In the Sjprcme Court yesterday, areu
ments were beard in 11 cases. The case of
James B. Chilton by his father, John Chil
ton, azainst the Central Traction Company,
appealed by the defendant, was heard. The
plaintiff was struck by a car and injured and
received a verdict for f 000 in the lower
court.
The cae of John Linch against the Pitts
burs Traction Company was argued. Linen
was hurt in setting off a car and received a
verdict tor 5200.
Arguments were heard in the cases of
John bhaw aiainst llarrv D. Squires, an
action on a contract; M. S. Ward & Co.
aeainst A. Xietzku, an action on account;
VT. A. and Eliza J. Used against
A. L. Klaus, a dispute as to the
ownership of a liouso and lot;
llonora Vall and Mary Jo co acainst tue
rittsburjr ilaroor company, iimueu, uam
nges for injury to the plaintiffs' land, which
fronts on the Ohio river, caused by the de
fendant uslns it for a wharf and
mooting boats there: the Common
wealth against SI. Itasendorf, an no
tion on a foricited rcconizanco for $600;
I)v. id McCanle and E. K Sloisearainst J
tt. Logan &, Sons, appellants, an action to
lecover damajreslor an ullezed injury in
flicted b a boat loaded with lumber in
cliarse of the dolcndants i annins nsninst .i
temporary structure of lalse work erected
bv the plaintiffs in the channel or the Alle
jrlienv liver dunns the erection of the
Mntli street bridge The plaintiffi secured
a verdict in the lower court of $2 332 15,Ueins
the value of the fulo woik fixed-by them,
and Jroin this verdict the defendants ap
pealed. 1 he cao of William Johnston aralnst Ott
Bros, was argued. It was an action to re
cover damaces for an injury received by
the plaintiff while working Jor Ott Bros, on
the fcoutliTwentj-euhth street sewer.
Theie wus an argument in the cr of the
Pmsburg, Ft. a no ana Chicago Hallway
Cunip inv against Ella IC Peet and others,
an action in ejectment to pet possession ot a
lot on Robinson street, in the I ourth ward,
Allegheny.
There was an argument In the case of ttio
rcoplo'sN.itural Gas Company against the
Braddock t ire Company, an notion to
iccover for the ikooI gas in excess of the
amount specified in the contract. The
total amount of the demand in the action is
oer $23 000. with inter-t from Julv 1, 1S90.
An off-et i claimed on the grounds that the
gas cnmpanv was unable to furnish gas in
accoidince with the contract. The veidict
in the court below was in lavorof tho gas
comp iny lor $1,001 U and tho plaintiff ap
pealed. If EXT WEEK'S TEIALS.
A Xuuibcr of Cases to Bo Heard in tho
Criminal Court.
Tho following is tho trial list in Criminal
Com t next w eek:
Monday Harry Graham, Cisper Copeing
cr, Elmer Sippc, Mary Xoak, Christ Living
ston, Hannah Wallace, William Weed,
Frank Domdrowsky, Moses Jaffee, Jan Siki,
Annie Fieeinan, John Megiaw, W. ACarv er,
Catharine Welsh, Mary E. Price, Mary Ur-
Lan, James Dawson, Thomas Smith, Charles
Lowery, Amelia Williams Doc Horner, Jack
son Jlcore, Mary Baunrrt, John Zakneskey,
George arlcy, John Varley, George Ford,
John Sweeney. James J. Darley, James
Claik, II. loitnd, J. H. Dean, John M. Kane.
Tuesday Frank McAllister. Daniel Sailor,
John Thomas, Charles L. Davi, r.atrck
BIU4I1, O Ss eddock, Phillip Api el, Louisa
11 ur, MaxSchoebcl, Lizzie Johnson.
'edntsda-W. II. Jones, Charles Mc
Donnald, Carrie Corhne (3) Phillip Gate
wood. Joseph McGoiwan, shannon Itohb,
1 lank lhoninon, J. II. MehnlTev, Wiln.am
J. Murphy, George H. Grady (2) W. J. Best,
1 rank Powell, Joe Boss, Joe Powell,
Amanda Bassett, Bobert Ulison.
Thursdav F. C. Heed (2) James Mcintosh,
Jennie Marsh, C. M. Cowels, et nl, J IC
Dun, Lewis McAllister. Eaward Bailev. B.
Gallmser, Simuel P. Marshall, John Con
don, Jciij Lutz.
Inday Jsiiiics Gallagher, Charles Schu
bert, Andiew Scatty, Bichard Wilkni6,
Henry Geise.
PAETNERS DISAGEEE.
AEcccivcr Asked for the Tirni of Joseph
Lautner L Co.
John IL Gettleman yesterday filed a bill
in equity against Joseph Lautncr and i G.
B luci. He a-l.s tor .t dissolution of the firm
of Joseph Lautner .V Co , of w Inch all three
are members, bardwaie tellers in Alto
f.ren; the appointment of a leceiverand an
injunction to lestniin the defendants from
jiroceedtnr further against him on an exe
cu'ion lot tii,C32 43.
Cvttleintu Indies the foimation of the
partneisnip ot Joseph Lautner & Co.,
the deienaants contributing the
fcti clc, business, etc , for a two-thirds
inteiest while he Jor his experience, etc,
and mannging the business received a one
third inteiest. Hewastopiy for it out of
the piofitsof the film Inlfcs'Jut the form 1
tion of thopaittiership, he gao to tne de
jendants a judgment note ior $2S,G32 43, as
collateral ecurly to protect them against
losses by reason of individual casuilties to
him. It was to be held only as collateral
f-ecurit). The business has been pioper
ous, but he c arges the defendants have
ncted in bad laith and issued an execution
on the judgment, levying on his interest in
the firm, lie now wants the proceedings
stopped and the firm dissolved.
0LE0 DEALEKS PAY TJP.
They 3Ialo 2Vo Defense to the Charge of
Slisdcmcanor.
In the Criminal Court yesterday John
Ilurk was convicted and Harry Bu-s
acquitted of the larceny ol sonic books from
Eichbaum's store on Filth avenue. Burk
was bentenced eight months to the work
house. Doc Horner was acquitted of tho
larceny of $100 from V. J. JlcClelland, of
Oakdale. Edwaid Wilson, for assault and
lattei on Anthony Hall, ot Belloue, was
linid Gt cents and costs.
I'leasot no defense to the charge of misde
mcanoriii selling oleomargaune were en
tered by II. V. Allison, ot.MouDcn street,
Souihsiue; AV.C G Ubraith.of lagicaitstieet,
Allegheny, and Christ Hippie, ot SIcKees-
poi t- Each w as fined $100 and costs, bimilar
pleas were entereu uai no sentences im
posed as jet in the cases of Lizzie Kin o
Iiask, W. C. Staving, 'Albert Braunand A. F.
A alkineer, of Herr's Island, Allegheny, and
Emil liichtcr, of Allegheny.
The Jury Is out in the case of G. A. Sam
uels, tried for selling oleomargarine.
Oliver Woodworth pleaded guilty to im
morality on iniormation oi .annus lieise
wick, ot Green btreet, Allegheny,
KILLED ON AS ELECIEIC CAB,
A Widow Sues for Damages for Herself
and Her Son.
Two suits for damages were entered yes
terday by Sirs. Mary JlcMurray In behalf of
herself and her minor son, John JlcMurray,
against the Edison General Electric Com
pany, the l'cnnsj lVania Electric Company
and the Electiic Equipment Company. Tho
suits are for damages for the death of
bcr husband, Owen Jlcilurrayj and for in
juries to her son. It is stated that on Satur
day, October 31, 1S9L the two were passen
gers on a car on the Conncllsvillo, 2ow
Haven and Lelscnring Street Hallway,
which on that day was being operated by
the defendant companies. 2ear New
Haven, in Fayette county, the car collided
with a Irenjht train on another railroad and
Owen JlcMurray was killed and the son tei
ribly inj ured.
Ten tuousand dollars damigcs for the son
are asked, and the widow wants $10,000 Jor
the loss of her husband and $5,000 lor the in
juries to her son.
To-Day's Trial Lists.
Criminal Conrt Commonwealth vs Leon
Cnswortli, John Howard, Robert SI. Heath,
George Sheppard, George S. Wing.
The Ham of tho Courts.
Asdbew D. JIilixh, the oil refiner, was
fined $300 and costs for failing to properly
mark packages containing petroleum.
' shipped to Ji ash vine, xenn.
j Bkisbau. and Thomas Alpuder yester
day wero appointed appraisers of the effects
of D. Rosenthal, who made an assignment
for the benefit of creditors to Morris Rosen
thal. An execution, was issued yesterday by the
West End Savings Bank of Pittsburg against
John Carlin and Thomas McLaughlin, im
pleaded with R. P. Burbaus. late partners as
Carlin, Burbaus & Co., for $GS5 21.
Jons JL Shafer yesterday entered suit
against the city of Pittsburg to recover
$1,000 for a strip of ground 5x123 feet, taken
from tho front of his lots on Allen avenue.
Thirty-first ward, in the widening of the
street.
Urs. Sarah Hoet, tho widow of Andrew
Hoey, yesterday entered suit in behalf of
herself and seven children against the West
Tenn Rnilroid Company for $in 000 damages
for the death of hei husband, new as struck
by a train and killed December 11, 1S91,
while crossing tho defendant's tracks at
Uoboken, Pa.
KO OEDEE EECEIVED. ,
Tlie Report Denied That Jones Jfc Langhlins
Were to Finish Carnegie Iron.
The report that the Carnegie Steel Com
pany was greatly embarrassed by the pres
ent labor troubles in its mills in the way ot
filling its orders, or turning qut satisfactory
metal, was widely discussed vesterday
among the striking workmen. The report
that an c-der for G.OOO tons of iron had
been placed by the Carnegie Company with
Jones & Laughlins' mills was particularly
dwelt upon.
R F. Jones last night denied that his
company had received any such order. He
said the'mills were running lull, but that
no orders were being fiBed for the Carnegie
Company.
GUILTS OP INFAR TICIDE.
David Grossman Convicted of Helping His
Wife Slurder Their Child.
David Grossman was tried and convicted
of voluntary manslaughter yesterday for
taking part in the murder of an infant A
child had been found in a vault by some
neighbors, and died soon after. Grossman's
wile has been convicted of murder in the
second degree for causing its death. On his
trial-to-day GrosBman claimed that the first
he knew of a child was after it had been
rescued from the vault He then accused
his wile of deceiving him.
The jury, however, alter having been out
half an hour, found Grossman guilty of
voluntary manslaughter.
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Cholera has brcken out In Syria.
Russia has experienced a hoavy snow
storm.
Cleveland Is threatened with a diph
theria epidemic
Tho Board of Methodist Bishops Is In
session In Xew York.
Chicago Celestials will exhibit a Chinese
thea'er at tho World's Fair.
Tho Indiana tax law is held o be valid by
Judje Gillett, ot Porter county.
Cincinnati is said to have only a 0-days'
supply of coal, and the river is still falling.
Salisbury says the late Government al
ways contemplated the retention of Uganda.
At Zictecas, Mex, a comet was discov
ered Monday in tho constellation of Cancer.
The French Art Jury has already passed
on over S50 pictures destinedfor the world's
i air.
Railroads In South Dakota havo only
one-tenth the cars they need to movo the
crops.
The September receipts of tho Prussian
railwajs show n heavy decline, owing to tho
cholera epidemic
Cases resembling cholera havo appeared
at KeUincle. Attributed to the use ot water
from tl.e Danube.
A brilliant meteor passed o-jer Birming
ham, Ala, Thursday night anu n as visiblo
for ov er ten minutes.
United States Deputy Collector J. S.
Cun ler has been murdered by moonshiners
in Lincoln county, Tcnn.
A Chilean loan or $5,000,000 has been con
cluded with the Paris syndicate, and .20,000
has been deposited as a guarantee
It is hoped that the thieatened spinners'
strike In England may be averted. Negotia
tions looking for arbitration have begun.
The Argentine Government has decided
toiuterfeie in favor of the Governor against
the provincial rebels in Santiago del Esteio.
Rumors of Hare ourt's probable successor
as leader of the Butish House of Commons
are fl ing thick, but the Government gives
no si'U.
Soido one placed corrosive suhlithato In
tho mush of William Mazelin's family, near
Blufiion, Ind. Two ot tho four taken 111
have died.
As a result of a conference of heads of
departments at AN ashington yesterday all
of the executive departments will be closed
this morning and until 1 o'clock.
Several Eniopeans have been observed
in the Dahomejan army. Colonel Dodds,
the French comm inder, offers a reward of
$1,000 francs lor each one captured.
Monday, November 7, the cruiser
hitherto known as No. Twill be launched,
and then for the first time she w ill bear the
name of Cincinnati by rite of baptism.
The odorless gas supplied by one Chicago
comDauy seems to be n very dangerous
article. Asphvxiations are of a nightly oc
currence. An investigation will bo niado
George Graham, a Northern man who
recently went to Madison, Fla , to superin
tend the busine-s of the tobacco syndicate,
was shot and killed Thursday by Joe Dicker
son, a well-knownnegro.
The present term of the Philadelphia
Criminal Court pieentsa terriblo array of
homicide cases. Sixteen murderots, men
and women, are lying in tho county prison
awating their trial lor taking life.
The French war estimates for 1893 are
based upon the maintenance of tho French
ai my on a peace footing and provide for
iS6,951 men and 63 502 officers, besides tho
members of the Gendarmerie Gardo Repub
licaiue. There is a dispute in tho Detroit City
Council whether or not u resolution against
the employment of Catholic teachers really
passed. Tho minutes only show that it was
taken from the table. A fight w ill be made
on the approval of the minutes.
The new protected ciuiser Olympia,
which will bo launched ar San Fiancisco
November 5, will be chustened by Miss
Anna Bella Dickie, daughter of George W.
Dickie, of San Francisco. The Olympia will
make the fifth ship built on the Pacific coast
lor the new navy.
collision of two freight trains on tho
Wubasli river btidgo of the Big Four at
Terre Haute vesteidav morning bioke the
bridge span and piled two engines and a
dozen cais into the water with Engineer
Allison underneath. Two trainmen were
hurt. Four of the cars thrown into the
river w ere loaded with live stock.
Governor Northen, of Georgia,- in his
annual message to the Legislature, takes
ground against lynching. He recommends
th enactment ot laws to clearly deflne tho
duties of shciiffs, which will include tho
summoning or a posse when necessary to
assist him in arresting and holding violators
or the peace, and also the passago of laws
inflicting penalties upon persons who re
fuse to assist the Sheriff in the performance
ol his ptoperlunctlons when called upon to
do so.
Captain Johnson, U. S. A, Acting Indian
Agent at the San Cai los Agency, Ariz., has
telegraphed the Indian Office us lollows:J
TTIrl nnrt G,vprnl PMrnr.nhna Indians from 1
Mexico Just raided reservation. On 22d
stole White Mountain Indian, girl fiom
camp near Salt river. Yesterday killed
Tonto Indian man 15 miles northwest from
here. Stole small San Carlos girl lrom eame
Iilace and now going south, closely pursued
y Indian police, employes, troops and In
dians. Later yestcrdav afternoon fired on
Chiracahuas and loyally aiding efforts to
destroy hostile;. "
NOT STANLEY'S DISCOVERY.
An Unbiased Opinion.
Nothing in the way or sdlscovery eauals
Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine. It cures
neuralgia, sleeplessness, blues, hysteria,
headache, neivous prostration, etc. Louis
D. Vandcrv ere, with Bradstreet & Co., Chi
cago, writes: "Was subject to a distressing
pain at base of brain and upper portion of
spinal cord. Lost flesh. Greatly ffaubled
with sleeplessness. Took Nervine. Health
greatly Improved. Gained 20 pounds in flesh."
A year ago I was taken with dizziness;
became so weak I could not work. Easily
exhausted, would tremble like a lea', had
nervous chills, queer feeling in legs, pain in
back and top ot head; took Nervine, tonlo
and pills, and am now 10) per cent better
than I was." Geo. W. Ervin, Mt. Carroll, III.
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What a Former Captain of
Police Says About It.
An Astonishing Fact That Ought to
Be Known by Everybody,
Cause for Alarm Unless Immediate
Action Is Taken.
Alexander Bell is a retired captain of the
Portland, Me , police force.
He hasaatrango and.wonderful story to
tell.
Now Mr. Bell Is an old Grand Army
man, indeed, was one of the founders of the
famous Bosworth Post, G. A. K., and is
widely known and much respected through
out tho State of Maine.
We will let him tell his remarkable story
in his own way:
'I have had two strokes of paralysis, the
first about four years ago, the second in
January, 1891. My left side was completely
paralyzed, face drawn, arm and leg im
movable. "On account of my advanced age of 75
years, and this being a second attack, my
physician pronounced my case hopeless.
"Iwas finally induced to try Dr. Greene's
Hervura blood and nerve remedy and soon
began to Improve, the muscles of tho fnco
straightened, then my arm began to gain,'1
and I began to walk after having used
three bottles of this remedy. '
"My arm I can now place to my head
and have fair use of it, and with a cane
have walked as far as two miles and a half.
MIL ALFJCAITDER BELI.
"From bring a helpless paralytic, having
to be dressed and cared for by otheis, I now
care for myself, can walk about the city and
enjoy fair health"
T would state that after beginning tho
use of Dr. Greene's Neryura blood and nerve
remedy I nsed no other medicine.
"The result surprised and astonished all
my friends, and they have urged me to
make this statement as a matter of Justice
and to encourage others who nia be simi-"
larly afflicted.
"I will also state that I was a soldier in
the late war and served 15 years on the
police Torcoof Portland. Alexander Bell,
lit Lincoln St., Portland, Me.
This is indeed a most remarkable cure by
a wonderful medicine a medicine which is,
beyond all doubt, the greatest nei ve remedy
and health restorer ever discovered. The
Portland doctors ale astounded at its effects
in diseases which have baffled their skill.
Mr. Bell's restoration should make every
body suffering from paralysis or any ner
vous disease use Dr. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy without delay.
Do not wait until you are actually para
lyzed beforo using this great remedv. It
will always prevent paralysis, nervous de
bility and nervous prostration if taken when
the first symptoms appear.
Take it if you have a weak and tired feel
ing with weariness of tho limbs, numbness,
trembling, palpitation of the heart, prick
ling sensation In fingers or toes, headaches,
dull feeling head, confused mind, nervous
ness, sleeplessness, loss of memory. It will
overcome Indigestion and djspepsla, regu
late the bowels and cure liver and kidney
complaints. It is the best blood enricher
and invigorator in the world, and should
therefore bo ued by all.
It is purely vegetable and perfectly harm
less, and should vou bo a sufferer from dis
ease yon will use it if you are wise. Wo
would add that, although sold by druggists,
it is in Jio sense a patent medicine, boing the
prescription and discovery or Dr. Greene, or
5 W. 14th Street, New York, who is tho most
eminent specialist in the country In the
treatment of neivous and chronic diseases.
Sufferers havo the privilege alto of consult
ing the famous doctor free of charge peison
ally or by letter.
What is
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays '
fcvcrisjiness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic Castoria relieves
teething "troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
Castoria is an excellent medicine for chil
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children."
Dr. G. 0. Osgood,
Lowell, Mass.
Castoria Is the best remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of tBelr children, and use Castoria in
stead of the variousquacknostruniswhlcharo
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves."
Da. J. F. Kwchelos,
. Conway, Ark.
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calf, seamless, smooch Inside, flexible, more com
fortable, stylish and durable than any other shoe
ever sold at the price. Equals custom made shoes
costing from ft to $5. .
(fiVI and 85 Hand-seived, fine calf shoes. The
P most stylish, easy and durable shoes ever sold
at tho price. They equal fine Imported shoes costing
from J5 to S12. , . ...
CTf-AII nilinr urndes of the same hish
standard of excellence.
CAUTION. Beware of dealers substituting
shoes without W. L. Douglas name and the price
stamped on bottom. Such substitutions are fraudu
lent and subject to prosecution by law for obtaining
money under false pretences.
W. It. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Maes. Soldy
D. Carter. 71 Fifth avenue; J. N. Frohrinjr, 33
Jlfth avenue; II. J. & O. M. Lane. 4501 Duller
street, Pittsburg: Henry Kosser, 108 1 edenl street;
E. U. Hollman. Ho. 72Eebecca street, Allegheny,
Hutchinson Bros . No. 28U Beaver avenue, Alle.
Kheny; James ShllUday.No 506 Firth avenue: mt
mo.., J u. 2s3i Carton ttrect, Flttaburg. tts
THE ONLY REASON
For the continued increase of THE
DISPATCH adlets is that they give
satisfactory returns.
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CLOAK SALE
EXTRAORDINARY!
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68 Full Fur Shawl Cheviot Reefers $4.97 worth $8.75
106 Fine Cheviot Reefers, ilhp seams, notch
collar : 4.97 worth 8.75
58 Extra Fine Heavy Cheviot Reefers, full
Shawl of French Seal, half lined with
Satin Rhadame, at 7.39 worth 12.50
46 Fine Cheviot Reefers, French Seal Shawl,
half lined with real fut 9.98 worth 16.00
34 Fancy Mixed Tan Russian Tleated Reefers,
with Beltv 4.98 worth 8.75
98 French Clay Diagonal Reefers, patch pockets,
bound all around, pearl buttons, notch
collar 6.45 worth 10.00
173 Extra Fin? Cheviot Reefers, rich real Astra-
chan Shawl, half lined with Satin
Rhadame .'. 9.69 worth 15.00
42 Tan Cheviot Reefers, embroidered collar,
patch 'pockets, horn buttons 6.69 worth 10.00
84 Extra China Seal Capes, pointed front, storm 8.68 worth 15.00
510, 512, 514, 516,
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PEfiFECTlirCLEflilNG
Don't mean simply scrubbing the floors and woodwork. Your papered
walls and ceilings accumulate as much dirt as any part'of the house and it
can't be cleaned, at least no one has yet made a success of that art. Any
way, new wall paper is cheaper. We have wall paper in our stock made by
the following firms: Beck, Graves, Manhatten, Campbell, Gledhill,
Strahan, Nevius.& Haviland, Cary, Cresswell & Washburn, Janaway &
Carpender, Mairs, Bartholomae, Wilson JFenimore, Warren Fuller, Frank
ford, Yerkes, Birge, Howell, Hobbs, Empire and all the leading factories of
America. We mention these names because many dealers claim the exclu
sive control of ithem. These goods were all (but one) bought direct from
the factories, thereby giving us our selections from each entire line. No
other house in Pittsbuyg has this variety. We also keep a large line of
Lincrusta Walton and picture moldings; also any number of paper hangers
and"painters. The dealers admit our prices are the lowest. All our papers
above 5c are full length. This is more than many dealers in Pittsburg can
say. We are receiving new goods (1893 patterns) and can please any
fancy. We have a splendid line of special (1893 goods) 22-inch papers at
15c and any number of gold papers at 10c.
Send for samples. Sent free to any address.
G. G. O'BRIEN,
Paint arid Wall Paper Store,
292 FIFTH AVE., Three
DOCTOR
WHITTIER
SI4 1'ENN AYENTJE. PITTSBURG, PA.
As old residents know and back file ot
rittsbunr papers prore. Is the oldest estab
lished and moat prominent physician tn tlia
city, devoting specialattentfon to .ill elironlo
Sirs NO FEE UNTIL CURED
sponsible MCRVnl IS ?"d-, TEXL&Z
persons iilh i vww cna -, j"j o.. w
cny, nervous debility, lacU. of energy, ambi
tion and hope,impairedineinory, disordered
sight, Belf distrust, basbfulne-js. dizziness.
sleeple'iMle'is, pimples, eruptions, impovar.
Mied blood, failing powers, organio weak
new, dyspepsia, constipation, consumption,
nnflttimrthepersonforbaiiness, society ana
marriage, permanently, sarely and privately
. BLOOD AND SKIN 8K3
ernptlons, blotches, falling hair.bones.paln's
. i.Hj..i.. .m.tlm ta nlrnrations Of tlia
tongue, month, throat, ulcers, old sores ar9
cmect ior me, anu uioou puiu" .
W,.,SBURINARY.SJSEr,s;
ransements weak back, gravel, catarrhal
di-charees. infl imination and other palnrul
symptoms receive searching treatment
prompt ieller and real cures .,
Dr. Vviiittier's llfe-long extensive expert,
'ence in.ures scientific and reliable treat
menton comnion sense principle-", consulta
tion free. Patients at a distance as carefully
1 1 emeu bj h udio. ""-" y - l. Tf?
T.n. Sunday. 10 a. at to 1 r. JJ. onI. DK.
lYHITTIfcU.SU Peunavenne, .Pit tabard, -fa
DOCTORS LAKE,
SPECIALISTS in all cases re
quiring scientific and confl
uentlal treatment. Dr. S. ii.
Lake, M. B. C. P. S, Js the old
est and most experienced spe-
rcialist in tue cuy. wuauiij.
.1 Ia nnfl utllCtlV COntl-
p nun uc. . .VI a
dential. Office hours 9 to anu i wr,.
Sundays. 3 to 4 r. M. Consult their, person
ally, or write Docrons Lake, cor. Penn av.
and Fourth. St.. Pittsburg, Pa. Jel&3i-Dwk
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED
NERTINE,
The great Span
Ish ttemedy, is
sold WITH A
W R1"T K N
OOAEANTEB
to cure all nerr
oasdIseasts,sneh uWeakMemon
BaTOmt AWD Amt
mi a. Loss oi Drain i ower
" aierulnes, Lost s
NerTonsness, Lassltn
nhooa. .i""J jwummuim.
.11 -ln and loss of Dower
BUU i
ui we uenerauve
OTer-exerrlon. von
ans in either sex jansed by
1 errors, or excessive nsa ot
..i..m fl ner nackare bv
tobacco, opium or s
ivir? order we 0IVK A
jnaii'n lorai. nil
WRITTEN OUARA
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SOME HOUSES KEEP THEIR BAR
'GAINS back until the fag end of the .
season, when nobody wants them. We
reverse the old order of affairs and dur
ing the present week will offer the most
extraordinary bargains in Cloaks, Reefers
and Capes that the people of Pittsburg
ever saw or heard of. " Don't put off
making your purchases a single day after
reading this advertisement Act and
act quickly. Our Cloak Department is
sure to be bombarded with eager buyers
as soon as the low prices become gener
ally known and goods -can't last long.
Mind you, every garment is brand new,
stylish, full length and perfect fitting.
The better judge you are of quality just
so much more will you appreciate the
astounding- values enumerated below.
These are. but a few of the record
breakers in store for early comers:
518 Market St.
- TT3
Squares from Court House.
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BOKTS COTTON HDQ1
COMPOUND.
A recent discovery by an old
physician, nuccessfullu uita
monthly by thowandaof ladits.
Is the only perfectlv safe and
reliable medicine discovered.
Be ware of nnprinclpled drug
gists who offer inferior medl-
-. i-.l...rtkl. . .V fnm
COOK'S COTTOf EOOtComfocvd take no $udtt
tvte. or inclose 1 and 6 cents in postage In letter,
and we will semi, sealfti. by return wall. TnU
sealed particulars In plain envelope, to ladles only.
Address Pond Lily Company,
?.o. SFIsner Block. Detroit, Mien,
-SoldInritUbrgbr rm,tvn t cw
ifW. J -uri.il i.u iw wv,
del7-51-eodwfc
412 Market St.
"We send the marvelous French
Ttemedy CAL7HOS free, and a
legal guarantee that Caltkos will
STOP niseharxr A EmtutoBS,
CUBR Piwrmatoirhea. Varicocele
and BESTOBE Lost Visor.
Use it end fay f satisfied.
AUros,VON MOHL CO..
Sole Amtrteu AcBtt, CladaasU, Oals.
MANHOOD!
I will send (seaiedi
BPPP tha reclna
that made a man of
me. Itcannotfallto
care Varicocele, Iiost Vigor and all results of Indis
cretions or excesses. Address with stamp, V3t
BTJTX.EK.liox 147. Marshall, Mich.
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813 Broadway, X. T. Cuy.
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