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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
5, 1892.
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EfiAN MOST EMPHATIC
Jn His Declaration That the llng
"nrumps, Democrats and British
HAVE ALL UNITED TO DO HIM. UP.
His Faith in the T.t-' lection of President
Harrison ?s Inshaten.
TYHY THE BEITISn AEE EVER RESPECTED
Sew York, Nov. 4. At one of the moit
enthusiastic Republican meetings of the
campaign, this evening, held at Cooper
TJnion, Patrick Esan, Minister to Chile,
spoke as follows:
My flrst duty Is to thank your honorable
committee for the honor it has done inu in
inviting mo to presldo at tills Important
meetim, and the second is to thank you for
the very cordial American welcome which
you have extended to mo here this evening
a welcome of which any man in this great
nation might reel justly proud. I presume
nav, I know that the reason why I have
been selected for this honor is the Incttnat
1 am singled out by the un-American Mug
wumps and by the pro-Biitish section
whlcn, by the way, is the ruling section of
the Democratic pres and party, as the butt
of all their bile and venom against those of
the Irish race who will not tamely
bend their neck-, to the yoke of the Demo
cratic party. I have daied to lorin for uiy
t'Clfan independent opinion in American
politics, witnout consulting the Democratic
lio-se-., and, tueie'ore, at any and every
cot, 1 must be downed, even if it necessi
tates the calling un of their last reserve In
the person of Mr. G rover Cleveland's pait
ner, Wayne MacVeazh, to do it.
Mugwumps In line With London.
From the flrst day that my name was men
tioned for the Chilean mision the Mug
wump and the Democratic pioss, with some
lew honorable exceptions, kept time with
tne London Times in assailing mo. In Chile,
while loyally endeavoring to uphold tho
national honor, I was ticacherously at
tacked from tho tear by those people, and
but lor the thoroughly American stand
ma-ntaincd by President Harrison, Mr.
niai'.ie. Sccretarv Tracvand the other mem
bers of the Cabinet, Ameiicau prestige and
American honor would have suffeied a de
teat liom which they would have taken
many long years to lecover.
The leasou why tho English flag is so
much resDccted throughout the world out
side or Ireland is the fact that the humblest
Englishman abroad can feel that if he be un
justly deprived orhis liberty, if his rights be
unjustly Invaded, or his person unjustly
assailed, he has the whole force of the Brit
ish L'mpile at his back, and that the Jiritish
navy, if within hail, will be leady to
promptly demand, and, if necessary,
pinmptly exact, satisfaction.
In lelerriug to the unfortunate affairs of
the assault upon the sailors of the Baltimore
in Valparaiso, now so happily and honor
ably arranged between Chiloand the United
States, an officer high in command in the
English navy said to the commander or one
oi our ships ou that coast that if a similar
assault ohould be committed upon his men
he would promptly settle the matter at the
muzzles ot his guns nnd make all the expla
nations to his Government afterward. by
cannot Americans act in this wayJ Simnly
because there nre so manv unconverted
copperheads, ever watchful and ever ready
to take the part of any foieign foo against
their own countrv, that a hoI would at
once be raised for the head of
who should dare to do so.
the officer )
Not Mistaken in the Presidents
I felt nnd I feci as an American that the
glorious flag of this lepuhllc should wave at
least as proudly as the standard of England,
and that every American citizen and every
American interest in a foreign land should
be at least as secure as those of any other
nation in the world. I thought, too, that I
understood that these were the sentiments
of the Republican party and of its standaia
bearer, Fiesident Harrison, andl found that
I was not mistaken.
1 theiefore adopted the course that I have
pursued In Chile, and I am proud to come
before you, my rcllow citizens, to-night, and
to be able to say that my every act and
every word in that connection met with the
unqualified approval of such rcpiescnta
tives or American patriotism as President
Iiainson and James G. Iilafne. and with tho
approbation of the entire JJepublican ptcss
and party.
It is unnecessary to say to you that the
object of this meeting is to impress not only
upon you here present, but upon the people
ot this great city and upon tne country at
large the advisability nay, the necessity
or co-operating, by every legitimate means,
in securing the re-election ot the man who,
lor the past four years, has given to this Re
public one of the most brilliant, the most
manly, the most honorable and the most
practically American administrations it has
ever enjoyed since tho days of Washington
1'iesident Harrison.
SF Complete Election returns fron all parts
of the U. S. will be pn'Mshed in Wednesday's
Dispatch. Order in advance to avoid disap
pointment KAUrSIANXS' GKA"D LIST
Or Costly Girts TorTo-Da.
BUFFALO SILL!
His thrilling book or TC6 pages, entitled
"The Wild West," narrating in a most fasci
nating manner the massacres, battles, en
counters, adventures and escapades or tho
irontien magnificently bound in gold en
graved covers and profusely illustrated,
i-old by book dealers at $1 50, will be given
gratis with every boy's suit or overcoat
to-day.
A MAGIC LAXTEHX
Or extra large size, v.itli red and black body,
nnd beautuully colored slides. Strongly
made and all complete (put up in a nice
box) ready to amuse a whole crowd of chil
dieu, will bo given nee (tr the book is not
anted) with any boy's suit or overcoat.
ABUAHAX LIXCOLX.
The lire and steel engraving of the illus
trious war Piesiilent, together with a com
plete and accurate history or the Rebellion,
;1! contained in a book or C91 pages; finest
paper, cleai est print, best binding; sold by
book dealers for $2; w ill be given gratis to
dav ith every man's uit or overcoat,
Ihce at c gilts w oi th getting.
Kaufmaxxs".
Kaefmaxxs'.
KiUFMAMiS'.
1 linusinds of 1'eopld
Cured of piles, with only one package or
Hill's Pile Pomade, the only pile remedy on
the market with a bona flde guarantee with
-ach package. Price $1 00, six packages for
S5 00. By mail. Try it to-night, For sale bv
Joseph Fleming & ban, 412 Market street, w
KAtTMANXS' DECIDED TALK.
"o Subterfuge or Ambiguity.
Here is v. hat w e sav, and do:
Bring us any suit or overcoat of a compet
ing house and we will produce the same of
better quality for 25 per cent less money.
According to this, we -n ill sell
Other clothieis' $20 garments for $15.
Other clothiers' SiG garments Tor $12.
Other clothiers' 12 garments for$S.
Other clothiers' JS garments for $6.
Xow, then, ir you want to pick your suit
or ovcicoat from the best, finest nnd laigest
-tock in the city, and cave 25 per cent (or
mole) besides, stick to the old reliable
Kacfmasss'.
Yes Cash or Credit
On fine dress goods and tho latest styles In
jackets, wraps, etc, at J. D wyci's, 701 Smith
lield street, room I, McCunce block, Open
evenings.
Tills Settles Itl Let the Prices Talk!
Having read all the claims and counter
claims, asseitions and pretensions printed
in the clothlngadvertiseincnts of yesterday's
papers, you will turn with satisfaction to
this clean, and concise, statement made by
Kaulinanns: Bring us any suit or overcoat
,ueiedbya competing house, and we will
pioduce the aame, or a better quality, for 25
per cent loss money.
Thin is open and above board frank and
fair. It is jact versus fiction. Performance
versus promises. Kacfmasms',
The Old, Reliable Clothiers.
Don't Take the. IUsk
Of lire or thieves, but keep yonr valuable
papers, bonds, etc, in the sate deposit vaults
of the Farmers' JJepoait National Bank, 66
Fourth avenue. Boxes rented at $5 a year
and upward.
Overcoat Bayers, Itemember
Th at Kaufmanns' will sell to-day for 23 per
cent less money any overcoat advertised
yesterday by other houses.
rOI.ICE and Spies or Russia as Frank G.
Carp entr found them, In THE DISPATCH
o-ffiorrow.
KAVFMAKXS' DECIDED TALK.
So Subterfuge or Ambiguity.
Here Is hat, we say, mean and do;
Bring us any suit or overcoat of a compet
ing house and we wtll produce the tame or
better quality for 23 per cent less money.
According to till we will sell
Other clothiers1 $20 garments for $15.
Other clothiers $18 garments for $12.
Other clothiers' $12 garments for $9.
Other clothiers' $3 garments for $8.
Now, then, if you want to pick your suit
or overcoat from the best, finest and largest
stock in the city, and save S5 per cent (or
more) besides, stick to the old reliable
KAUPMAIfSS'.
Overcoat Buyers, Itemember
That Kaufmanns' will sell to-day for 25 per
cent less money any overcoat advertised
yesterday by other houses.
The Great Success
of the genuine imported Jo
hann HofFs Malt Extract as
a tonic nutritive, has caused
a crowd of fraudulent imitators-to
come into the market.
Beware of them! The gen
uine has the signature of
"Johann Hoff" on the necic of every
bottle. Eisner & Mendelson Co.,
Agents, New York. For Coughs and
Colds use the Malt Extract hot at
bedtime and the genuine Johann
HoIFs Malt Bonbons during the day.
A pleasant and active remedy. s
AMUSEMENTS.
HARRY DAVIS'
EDEN M05EE AID FAMILY THEATER.
WEEK COMMENCING NOV. 7.
A WORLD BEATER.
WILLARD
M'KAY,
Tlio famous Hoy Mesmerist, only 12
years old.
AMELIA HILL,
FANNY BURDETTE, .
The Giant and the Midget.
CUMMINGS &
LORD'S
Imperial Comedy Company.
Election returns fiom tSo stage on Tues
day nisht.
Admission 10c.
no5-74
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.VXD OPEKA llOUSfc
To-nieht.
Matinee Saturdav.
LILLIAN LEWIS.
Thecrandest of modern plays. The great
est of younjr actresses. Realism, spectacle,
comedy, drama combined. A grand play,
grandly acted, grandlv staged.
LADY LIL.
Pric! 15. 23. SO and T3c. Matinees 13. !5
and 50c.
Next HPek, Police Patrol. no3
DUQUESN E, LeaSe,
TO-XIGI1T
J. H. GILllOUR
DARTMOOR
Matinee
TO-DAY
At2r.it.
Hext week Carroll Johnson in The Gossoon.
no5
THE ALVIN THEATER.
CHARLES L. DAVIS, Owner and Manager.
To-night, Wednesday and Saturday
Matinees,
JOSEPH ARTHUR'S Distinguished Success,
BLUE JEANS.
2fext week Mr. Richard Mansfield in
Repertoire. oe31-33
H
AKBY WILLIAMS' ACADEDT
To-night, Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
LILLY CLAY'S
COLOSSAL GAIETY CO. OC30-31
rpiIERE WILL BE A
JL GENERAL MISSIONARY MEETING
o: tho Woman's Auxiliary in Trinity Church
OX SUNDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6,
at 7:30. Addresses will be delivered by
Bishop Talbot, of Wyoming and Idaho, and
by Bishop Garrett, of Texas.
All interested in misstonsare invited.
Also, a WOMAN'S MEETING in Trinity
Chapel on
MONDAY AFTERNOON at 2:30. not-27
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ARRIS' THEATER Mrs. P. Harris.R. L.
Britton. T. F. Dean, Proprietors and
Managers. Every afternoen and evening.
ONE OF THE FINEST.
Week Nov. 7 "Waifs of New York."
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CHOIOS FLOWERS, LOW PRICE
BEN lTeLLIOTT'S.
Telephone 1S31. 33 Firth ave..
apl2-TTS Between Wood and Market.
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IS 10 SACRIFICE BIT A DUE BARGAIN SALE.
We have been enabled to buy, owing to
a line of beautiful Quartered Oak Goods.
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a tcf .ill "' " H "' yysaaj -g
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16 of These Sideboards,
From $35 to $22.
SEE
M'ELVEEN FURNITURE CO., LTD.,
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW WALL PAPERS FOR 1893.
SHIDLES.
4D3 SMITHFIELD ST.
Some' wall paper houses keep their new goods back for
spring trade. We show our new papers as fast as they "arrive.
Most people take advantage of this and are six months in ad
vance, and have the enjoyment of attractive, cozy rooms during
the winter, and realize the full measure of bright, pleasant effects.
Why put it off until warm weather? You want outdoors then.
WALL PAPER FROM 5 CENTS UP.
Every Side Wall Paper Has a Border and Ceiling to Match.
Leather 'Papers! Pressed Papers! Varnished Tiles!
SHIDLEV
4H SMITHFIELD ST.-
Wall Paper Contractors.
SPORTING GOODS
100 Loaded Shells, 10 or 12 gauge
Hunting Coats, all sizes
Canvas Leggins
Shell Belts
Victoria Gun Covers
Paper Shells, all makes and sizes, 60o per
and Cleaning Tools, $1; Wads, 10c for 230; Wad
Send name and address for Catalogue and
NEVER BUY
SIMIXT
LAIRD
WHILE
SUCH WONDERFUL VALUES.
THE FINEST SHOES
At $2.00, $2.50, $2.90 and $3.00
FOR LADIES AND GENTS EVER SHOWN
ANYWHERE.
.AXiHL "WRIR-ZLSTTIEjID.
EVERY SIZE. EVERY WIDTH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
W. M. LAIRD,
433 and 435
WOOD STREET.
OC31 -
OPPORTUNITY DONT
French Plate Glass. The line consists of
Sideboards, Hall Racks, Bookcases, Chiffo-
etc. .below we enumerate the following:
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Just 4 of this
From $60
OTJR WINDOWS,
434 and 436 Smithffeld
C AFTER APRIL 1
1 SMITHFIELD 8T
AFTER APRIL 1
SMITHFIELD ST
No Charge for Estimates.
no2 63-tts
AT LOW PRICES.
$1 50
1 00
75o
23o
60o
100; Reloading Sets, 33c; Complete Loading
Cutters, 23c.
y M Q32 and P-U Lihflrtv St anl
-703,705and707Smithfi8ldSt.
Price List of Shot Guns and Rifles. oc23-rrsaa
ELSEWHERE
OFFERS
406, 408, 410
MARKET STREET.
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factory discontinuing,
Fine polish , finish, all
Suite left,
to $38.
gggggigg ,JJL
Street, Pittsburg, Pa.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Al K
"BUSTED" AND BROKEN WATCHES
Can easily be put in excellent running order
and at a Tory little expense at
AEONS WATCH HOSPITAL.
Watches Cleaned, 50 cents.
Main Springs, 50 cents.
New Jewels, 50 cents.
Case Springs, 50 cents.
And all other work in proportion. All worK
guaranteed. None but best workmen em
ployed. B. E. ARONS, Jeweler,
63 FIFTH AVE. nol-7-TTS
.1 DOCTOR'S BILL
Is some timei a necessary expense. Bat J ust
the same it makes you blue to receive a card
like this:
To Dr. BIgfee, Dr.,
Professional services $75 00
When yon misht have cured that attack of
lumbago or inflammatory rheumatism be
fore it had got such a hold on you by taking
The account would then read:
To Jno. Tea A Co., Druggists, Dr.,
One bottle Rheuinacura $3 00
A little difference isn't there? Besides,
think ot the suffering you would have saved
yourself.
McKINXIE & CHESSMAN MF'G. CO.
616 Penn ave., Pittsburg, Pa.
For sale by all druggists. nol-TTSsu
STATISTICS SHOW
That over three-quarters
or the children attending
school suflerrrom various
natural and acquired de
fects of eyesight which
should demand Intelli
gent nnd speedy atten
tion. Scholars having eye
Btiain are extended an
invitation to have their
signc examined compet
ently, free of expense, on
Saturday mornings at our
establishment. oc29-TT3
IT IS
That Whisky cannot be too pure,
especially for medicinal use. We
emphasize that conviction by
offering to everyone a Whisky
which cannot be excelled for
purity in this country. It is none
other than our
Pure Old Extort,
Neatly put up in quarts, which
we continue to sell at $i, or six
for $5.
Mail and express orders solic
ited. All orders promptly sent
forward.
JOS. FLEMING & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
41S 3IAEKET ST., COR. DIA3IOND.
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MISS IT.
pi y i
iS of these Hall Racks,
From $35 to $22,
boS-TS-tts
KEW ADTEBTISEMENTS.
TO-DAY
KAUFMANNS
Will Not Only Produce
FOR 25 PER CENT LESS
Any Article Advertised by Other Houses,
but Distribute Grand Presents
. . . Besides. . . .
GIFTS
Of unusual worthjand costliness will
be distributed to-day. They are
worth from $i to $2 each, and if we
had not chanced to buy them from
manufacturers who were pressed hard
for cash we could never have afforded
to give them gratis to customers.
GIFT
NO. I
FOR BOYS:
BUFFALO BILL.
That thrilling book of 766 pages,
entitled "THE WILD WEST," by
Buffalo Bill, narrating in a most fas
cinating manner the massacres, bat
tles, encounters, adventures and es
capades of the frontier, including
Buffalo Bill's conquests in England.
The entire book magnificently bound
in gold-engraved covers and profusely
illustrated, and sold by book dealers
for 1.50; will be given away with
every Boy's Suit or Overcoat to-day.
GIFT
No. 2
FOR BOYS:
Large Magic lantern,
Red and black body, strongly put to
gether, all complete with beautifully
colored slides, ready for the amuse
ment of a crowd of children, will be
given away with every Boy's Suit or
Overcoat to-day if the above book is
not desired. The Magic Lanterns
are put up in nice boxes and cost $1
in any toy store.
GIFT FOR MEN:
ABE LINCOLN.
The life and steel engraving of the
illustrious War President, together
with a complete history of the Rebel
lion, all contained in a book of 691
pages; finest paper; clearest print;
best binding; sold by book dealers
for $2; will be given gratis to-day
with every Man's Suit or Overcoat.
KAUF
FIFTH AVE., AND
JLMl
IN
REGULAR $3.00 HATS
FOR $1.50!
This offer is for to-day only, and
consists of 200 dozen Derbys, in
black and all the latest shades of
brown. The style is the latest Fall
and Winter block, and the crowns
range from 3 to 6 inches deep.
These Hats would be excellent value
for $ 3, but, being badly pushed for
room, we will let them slip out to-day
at $1.50.
THE NEWEST SOFT HAT,
THE COLUMBO!
$1.50, $1.98, $2.50 and $3.
These four prices stand for four
different qualities, each quality being
offered for one-third less 'than the
cost of manufacture. These nobby
Soft Hats, which are now so popular
with young men, being all the rage
in the big cities of the East, must go
with the rest. This is an uncondi
tional sacrifice to make room, and no
goods, however desirable and fash
ionable, are excepted. These stylish
Columbo Hats come in brown, pearl
and black.
nm
Children's Headgear
Will be on sale during this Sacrifice
Sale at from one-half to two-thirds
regular prices.
Remember, we are headquarters ,,
for Children's Hats, our stock com
prising more different and distinct
styles than the combined stock of all
other Pittsburg houses.
Men's Winter Caps.
We are now ready with a truly im
mense stock of Scotch, Chinchilla,
Velvet, Corduroy, Plush and Fur
Caps at prices positively one-third
less than elsewhere.
SMITHFIELD ST,
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ALL OUR NOVELTIES IN
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