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. 10 . THE PITTSBURG- DISPATCH,
PASTOR AND PEOPLE.
Thanksgiving Topics Kot Entirely
Exhausted, bnt There Is
AYEEY'WIDE HAKGE OP CHOICE.
Some of the Pastors EaTo Lectures on In
teresting Subjects.
T7HAT CITY PEEACHEES WILL DISCUSS
Thanksgiving over, the pastors of the
City churches have still words of thanks to
offer as vrill be seen from their topics. They
cover a wide range, though, and those in
search of spiritual food can sorely be satis
' fied with a choice from to-day's announce
ments. .
Pittsburg Preacners' Subjects.
Fochth U. P. Morninp, "I Will. I "Will
Kot;" evening, "The Proeness of the Gospel
Offer."
First CosqreoatioxaI 10.3Q, Welsh sorv
Ice; 7 P. k., English ser Ice. John Edwards,
pastoi.
CEirniAL Presbtteriatc, Forbes and Seneca
Btrects Iter. K. L. Bullard will preach at
10 30 A. sr. and 7.30 r. si.
Reorganized Church op Jesus Christ or L.
D. S., hall C7 Fourth avenue Preaching at
10;13 a. ss. and 7.30 r. X.
Ebexezeb Haitist, Miller and Colwell
streets, Hev. B. S. Jones, pastor Preaching
at 10 li a. Jt and 7.30 r. si , by the pastor.
First Kolibh Luthirax, Grant street
Services at 10 30 a. m. and 7.30 r. x., con
ducted by the Her. J. II. A. Kltzmiller.
First U. P.,Scventh avenue, W.J. lleld.pas
tor Services at IChSO A. x., "Tho Mission of
the Gospel" and at 7.30 T. x., "Tho Sure
llempe."
St. Jakes', Penn avenue and Sixteenth
Btrcet Services at 10 39 a. m. and 7.30 r. it.
Subject for the morning: "Christ Coming
in the Flesh."
LiEEitTr Street M. E., Eev. Williams, pas
toi Prenchlns nt 10 45 a.m., subject: "The
Grand Hope." Evening at 7.30 "The Glcat
JJrqulremeut."
St. Ajidrew's Lutheran, corner Colwell
and Stevenson streets. Rev. A. W. Meyer,
pastor Morning subject, "Awaken;" Sunday
school at 2 30 r. k.
IlEroitxED Grace Cnuitcn, Grant and Web
ster, Itev. John IL Prugh, pastor 10-30, "Not
by Force but by Goodness;" 7.30, Christian
. Unity Tne Need, or It."
Third Presbyterian, Sixth avenue. Rev.
E. S. Cowan, D. I)., pastor Services at 10-45
A. M. and 7:15 r.ii evening subject, "King
Solomon and Ills Times."
DisstM. E., Eigonler and Thirty-fourth
streets, J.unes li. Williiins, pastor 10 SO a.
m, "Persons Who Aie Over-righteous;" 7.30
T. w., "Wheat and Chaff."
Seventh XT. P., Forty-fourth street, con
ducted by the nastor. Rev. J. D. Sands
Morning, "The Redemption or the Body:"
evening, "A Solemn Scene"."
Eioutu street R. P., Rev. D. McAllister
At 10.30, "Eights and Shadows or Missionary
EUe;" at 3, "The Necessity of Entering the
Klntdom Through Tribulation."
Mt. Olivet Evangelical. Fulton street, E.
"W. IUslicI, pastor Text at 10-30 a. m.,
'Righteousness Exalteth a Nation:" 7:30 r.
M , "Let Her Own Works Praise Her."
Fifto U. P., Webster avenue Rev. J. W.
Harsha, pastor, will preach at 10-30 A. M. and
7..J0 v. m. Morning, "Let TJi Xot Sleep n Do
Otheis," evening, "Paul's Use of God's
Help."
First Unitarian, corner Hoss and Dia
mond stteets, Duquesne College building.
Rev. C. E. St. John, rristor Su bject at 10 45
a. ., "The Stone Which the Builders Re
jected." Rev. Nett Woodside, pastor, will preach
In tho First R. P. Church, Grant street, at
:0.30a. v. and 3p.m. Morning, "Chaff Before
the Storm:" ulternoon, "Mortifying the
Flesh "
First Cumberlaxd Presbyterian, Wylle
avenue and Congress street, S. W. Mont
gomerv. pastor 10-45 a. jr.. "A Ye Sow So
Shall Ye Reap," 7.30 r. M-, "Him Declare I
Unto You."
First Uxivfrsalist, Curry University
Hall, Sixth street, Rev. J. L. Andrews, pas
torMorning, "Tile Religions Conscious
ness;" evening, young people's meeting; sub
ject, "Trust."
Fifth Avej.ce M, E., Pastor R. B. Mansell,
D.D. 10-30 a. St.. "But We Have the Mind or
Christ;" 7.80 r. jr., the first or a series, "The
Results of Death." Special music by Pror.
George Murphev.
Metbodist Episcopal, corner Liberty and
Center avenues Preaching at 11 a. jc. by the
Rev. G. W. Izer. D. D. Preaching at 7 SO p.
si. bv the Rev. A. H. Norcross, D. D. Sunday
school at 10 a. sr.
Cestral CHRI3TIAS:, corner Prido and Col
well streets Preaching by James B. Grior,
at 10 45 A. Si.. Mibject. "WliRt Are These?"
Evening at 7.45 o'clock, "God Revealed."
Young people's meeting at 7 p. si.
Butler Street M. E., corner Fortieth, Dr.
W. F. Oldham, pastor 10 30 a. St., children's
sermon. Sermon, "Tho Fitth Word From
the Cross;" 7.30 r jr., preludo, "The Anti-lm-murratlon
Bill." Sermon, "A. Choice Young
Man."
Sirm Presbyterian, Franklin and Towns
end streets. Rev. J. F. Patterson, pastor At
10 30 a. si.. "Paul's Thorn In the Flesh." At
7.30 p jr. Rev. S. J. Glass, ofMctluro Avenue
Church Allegheny, will preach In exchange
with the pastor.
SurrariKLD Street M. E., Rev. Andrew C
Ellis, pastor Services at 10 30 A. x. and 7.30
r. v.; seats free. Morning subject, "Peace
Jn Believing." In the evening the sermon
-will be addressed to Garfield Commandery
No. 8. O. U. A. M.
St. Peter's P. E., corner Grant and Dia
mond streets. Rev. W. R. Maskay, rector
Services at 10. a. v. and 7 30 p. sr. Sunday
pcliool at3 r. si. Evening lectnre Subject,
"Makers or the New World; or, God In
American History."
Wtlie Avence A. M. E., corner Wylle ave
nue and Elm "trcet. Rev. Cornelius Asbnry,
D. D., pastor Preaching to-morrow at 10 30
A. Jf. by Rev. A. M. Green, editor of the
southern Ctaittiim Recorder; at 7.30 p. jr. by
the pastor. MiuJct, "Threatening Evils."
Sunday school at; p. it.
John Weslet A. M. E. Zioir, Arthur street
Preaching Sunday at 11 a. sc by the pastor
Rev. Smith Claiborne. Text, Sr. John Hl-S.
Subject, "The noly Spirit's Influence Like
the Wind " At 7.30 p. m., text, Matthew,
acxv-10. Subject, "Salvation's Door Closed
Against Seltrlghteous Sinners.
ForRTH Avenue Baptist, corner Ross
street, H. C Applegarth, pastor 10.30 a. sr.,
worship, baptism of candidates for mem
bershlp: sermon, "Increase of Faith:" 7:S0 p.
X., first anniversary of the Young Women's
Chtistlan Association of Pittsburg; ad
dresses by Mrs. L. 31. Gates, of Scranton.
Seoom PRESBVTrRtAir, ReT. J. R. Suther
land, D. D., pastor Services at 10 30 a. sr.
and 7.45 p. x. Subject In the morning:
"Faith as an Organ of Knowledge;" In the
zoning, "The World's Shadowed Heroes."
Sabbath school lmmedlitely at tho close ot
the morning service. Young people's meet
ing at 6 45 p. st
Trimtv, Sixth avenue. Rev. Alfred W.
Arundel, rector Advent Sunday; holy com
munion at S 45; morning praj er and sermon
at fo-40; subject. "The Central Idea of Chris
tianity;" tho first of a short Advent scries on
this subject; evening praj er and sermon bv
the rector: subject, "The Seventh Com
tnandment." East End Church Topics.
HIGHLAND AVEMJE U. P., Rev. O. B. Mllli
pan, pastor Services at 11 a. v. and 7:15 p. M.
Park Avenue Presbyterian, George TV.
Challant, pastor 11 a. x.,"Wnlting for God's
Salvation;" 7 45 p. x, "The Guilt of Unbe
lief." Seventh Bresbtteriast, Herron avenue,
Rev. C. S. McClelland, pastor Preaohlng at
10.COo'cocknnd7.30o'cloclr. Evening subject,
Paul at Athens."
StIADT AVES.UE CtTMBERLASD Pnt8BVTERIATT,
3. McKay, pastor 11 a. si.. "The Pcnco or
God Keep Your Hearts and Thoughts;" 7.30
p. M., "You Will Xot to Come."
Christ Lutherat., Sheridan avenue, East
End, Rev. J. L. Smith, pastor Morning,
"Man's Character and Destiny Unalterable
After Death," Evening: "Pious Vigilance."
Oakland Baptist, Bates and Atwood
streets, Willium Ward West, pastor Morn
ing, 10:43. "Abundant Pardon;" evening. 7,
gospel services, "The Xcurness of tho Un
known God."
Eeadtside U. P., Center avenuo and Cy
press street. Rev. J. K. McClnrltln, D. D.,
pastor 10.30 subject, "God's Sermon to
Young People," hccleBiastes xli. 7:45, "Tho
Herald of Jesus."
Umted PnESBTTERiAW, Dallas mission
Servioes in Connahan's Hall, Homewood
avenue, by the pastor. 11 a. x., "Wonders
and How to See Them;" 7.S0 p. x, "A Good
Action and Its Consequences."
Mt. Olive Presbtteriax, corner of Shady
lane and Phillips avenue Services at 10-45,
subject, "Hedges and Serpents;" In evening
services will be held in Collax School No. 3;
both servicos by Rev. G. K. Fisher.
Bethaity Lutheraw, corner Highland ave
nue and Klrkwood street, Rev. John Weld
ley, pastor Services at 11 A. sc and 7:45 p. X
Morning subject. "Christ and the Unrepent
ant;" evening, "Wisdom's Ways."
St. Mark's Memorial Retorsted, North
Highland avenue and Harvard street, East
End, Rev. Ambrose M. Schmidt, pastor 11
A. x., "Hados or the Spirit Realm;" 7.45 p. X,
"Zwlngle and the Reformation In Switzer
land." East Ehd Christian, n. K. Pendleton, pas
torServices at 11 a. X. and 7 45 P. X B. C
Hagerman, ex-Professor of Greek In Beth
any College and ex-PreslJent of Madison
Female Instltue, will preaou morning and
evening.
Sixth U. P., Collins avenue and Station
street, services conducted by Bov. W. M.
Anderson, Rev. R. M. Russell pastor 11 a.
m., subject: "The journevorModern Israel
1 itli tne Ancient Sin;" 7.45 p. x, subject:
"Prayer."
Poist Breeze Presbtteriait Morning
services 11, condnoted by Rev. William
M. RobinBon; evening service 7 45, con
ducted by the pastor, Rev. Do Witt M. Ben
horn. First sermon or tho series on "Bible
Mountains" subject, "Ararat."
Shadv Ayesck Baptist, between Fifth and
Penn avenues, W. A. Stanton, D. D., pastor
Services at 11 A. X and 7.30 p. x. Morning
subjoot, "What the Coming or tho Comforter
Proved;" evening subject, "Evidences of
Union With Christ." Gospel meetlnes next
week every night except Monday and Saturday.
Services on the Southside.
Eighth Presbtteriav, Rev. E. R. Donehoo,
pastor 10.13 a. si, "Feailessness;" 7 P. X
"A Castaway."
Exqlish CosTGREGATiojrALisT, coiner Car
son and Twenty-flrst street, Rov. John Ed
wards will preach at 2.30 p. sc
Trimtt Sidnet Street Evening services,
7 30. Snblect. "Our Confessional Books," by
Kev. A. W. Meyer. Sunday School, 2 p. X
Mt. WA6ni.GTOK Baptist George T. Street,
pistor Morning, "Tho Transfigured Cross;"
evening, "Persuasives to a Christian Life."
Walton k. E. TV. P. Turner, D. D.,pastor.
will pi each In the morning on "Jesus
Among the Golden Candlesticks" and in the
evening on Narrow Escapes."
BisiQHax Street M. E., J. A. Eallantyne,
pastor At 10 JO a. x., "Three Facts About
the Christian:" at 7.30 P. x., "The Eyes of
God." Ep orth League prayer meeting at
C 45 p. x
Dcqoeste Heights M. E., Rev.W. H. Roden
baugn. pastor Morning, "Sociability;" even
Ing, first of a series on "Man." Sunday
school at 2 p. x Epworth League devotional
meeting at 6 30 p. it.
Southside PRESBTTERiAv.corner Twentieth
and Sarah streots. Rev. F. R. Farrand, pastor
Services at 10 30 A. X. and 7:39 P. x. In the
evening there will bo n service of song on
tho theme "Jesus, tho Savior."
Mt. TVASHisTGTosr United Presbyterian,
Rov. R. IL Hood, pastor Services at 10.30 &.
X, "The Soul's Hope and Portion;' 7 SJ P. X,
"An Anxious Mother Looking 1 hrough Her
Window for the Return or Her Boy."
Methodist Protestant, Mt. Washington,
Virginia avenue and Bigham stieet, S. F.
Crowther pastor Sabbath services at 10-30
A. X, 7.30 p. x. Sabbath school at 2:15, revival
services at 6-45 p. x Morning, "Real Chris
tian Life." Evenin.-'Parable of tho Sower."
Union Baptist, South Nineteenth street,
Eev. J. W. Riddle, pastor Preaching at 10-30
A. x. by B. F. Woodburn, D. D., of Allegheny,
in exchange. At 7.30 p. x. sermon by the
pastor on "Tho Sin or Gambling," the firth
of the series on "The Common Sins or the
Day."
Secostd' Prisiitive Methodist, Cobden
street, Southside, Rev. H. J. Buckingham,
pastor Servioes at 10 30 a. x and 7 p. x.
Morning, "May tho Dead Be Raised by Faith
To-day;" evening, "The Verdiot Not
Guilt) I" Christian Endeavor meeting at 6
o'clock sharp. Conducted by Miss Ella
Reese.
Northslde Pastors' Notices.
Second U. P., Rev. TV. II. McMillan, D. D.,
pastor 10 30 a. si., "Power From on High;"
7:30 p. x, "ains of Omission."
Providece Presbyterian. Madison ave
nue and Liberty street. Rev. TV. A. KInter,
pastor Services at 10 SO a. x and 7.45 r. X
Xiw Church, Isabella and Sandusky
streets, pastor, Rov. John Whitehead.
Services, 10.45 a. X Subject, "Temptations."
Sixth U. P., D. F. McUill, pastor 10 30 A.
si., "Thanksgiving Day In Heaven;" 7.30 p.
x n sermon to those who "do about right."
North Presbyterian. Linooln avenue, Al
leghenyServices nt 11 A. x. and 7.45 p. x,
Tho pastor. Rev. John Fox, D. D., will
preach.
Trinitt Lutheran, Stockton avenue and
Arch street Services to-morrow morning
and evening conducted by the pastor, Rev.
John G. Goettinan.
Eighth U. P., Observatory Hill, W. L
Wishart, pastor Morning, "Quenching the
Spirit;" evening, "Amusements; Their
Necessity and Kind."
Free New Church Society, Caledonia Hall,
101 Federal street Doctrinal class at 10.30 A.
x At 11:15 a. x. Prof. Very will deliver a
discourse on "Spiritual Inertia."
Sandusky Street Baptist, Cyclorama Hall,
Irwin avenue, B. F. Woodburn, pastor 10 30
A. x. Rev.U. W. Riddle will preach in ex
change; 7.30 p. x," Show us the Father."
Central Presbyterian, cornorLacockand
and Anderson streets, Rev. S. B. McCormick
pastor Subject, 10-45 a. x, "Christ, the
Prophet;" 7 45 p. x., "A Christian Slave."
First Congregational, Rev. S. W. Mc
Corkle, pastor Suojoct of sermon at 10-30
a. si., "Drouths and Wells of Refreshing."
At 7 30 p. x a sermon to the Boys' Brigade.
North Avenue M. E.. Rov. J. A. Story,
pastor Preaching at 10.30 a. x and 7:30 r-. x
Morning subject, "From Jiicob to Israel;"
evening, "The Ministry of Reconciliation."
CEJ.TRAL Allegheny R. P., Sandusky street,
south of Ohio, J. W. Sproull, pastor "Tho
Crisis of Lire." 10.39; "The Mngdalens of So
cietyWhat Shall Be Done With ThemT" 3
P.M.
Reporxed Presbyterian, corner Sandusky
and North Diamond streets. Rev. W.J. Cole
man, pastor Subject 10:30 a. x, "Acquaint
ance With God;" 3 p. jr., "Need for the Mis
sionary." First Christian, corner Arch Etreet and
Montgomery avenue, Robert A. Cutler, sup
plying pastor 10.30 a. x, "The Truth Told
in Ridlcnlc;" 7.30 p. x, address before the
Jr. O. U. A. M.
Wylie Avenue M. E., Rev. TV. S. Lockard,
pastor Sunday school at 4 p. sr. Preaching
at 7 30 p. x. Subject. "A Commercial Prob
lem." Evangelistic services each night
aunng tne wecit.
Simpson M. E., Liberty street near Chest
nut, Key S.' M. Mackey, pastor Services at
10 45 a. x and 7.30 p. x. Morning, ."The
Tempter and His Methods." Evening,
long service by tho choir.
Nixos, Street Baptist, between Chartiers
street and Manhattan, J. S. Hudson, pastor
Morning subject 10 30, "Feasting or Fast
ing. Which?" Evening 7:30. "Calling and Re
fusing." Sunday school at 2 p. x
Ninth U. P., corner North and Grant ave
nues. Rev. J. R. J. Million, pastor Com
munion services at 10 45 in tho morning. Sub
ject, "The Redemption." Evenln-r sorvico at
7 45. Young people's mooting nt 0 30.
Fourth U. P., Montgomery avenue, Alle
gheny, Rev. Joseph Kyle, pnstor Eev. J. H.
LWper will preach at 10 3 A. si. subject.
"The" Relation of the State to the 6 ibbath."
At 7:39 p. x preaching by the pastor.
Western Theological Sexinary CnAPKL,
Ridge and Irwin avenues-Preaching nt 11
A. x. by the Rev. A. IL Norcross, D. D.
Preaching nt 7 JO p. si. by the Rev. G. W.
Izer, D D. Sunday school at 10 a. x
McClure Avej.uk Presbyterian, Alle
gheny, at 11 a. x Services by the pastor.
Rev. S. J. Glass. At 7:30 p. x, special service
for j oun z people, nt which Rev. J. F. Pat-ti-rsnn,
of the sixth Presbyterian Church,
Pittsburg, will prench.
Green Street B utist. Scott and Robinson
streets, R. L. Laws, D. DM pastor Preaching
at 10-30 . x by Rev. G.W. Wobb, at 3 o'clock
by Rev. J. A. Bniden, or the Presbyterian
lliuich, und by the pastor at 739 P. x. Snb
JccO'Unity of Christian Jlrotherhood."
Rev. C. B. Kino, pastor of St. Mark's En
glish Lutheran Church, North avenue and
Middle street, will preach tho third sermon
Ja a eorics oa "The Christiaa Warfare," la
the evening a children's meeting will be
held, consisting of recitations and appro-;
pnate music
Grace English Lutheran Mission, Relne
man's Hall, Troy Hill Sunday school and
service of song to-morrow afternoon at 4
o'clock. The following persons will take
Sart in the services: The Bellevue Quartet,
rs. Fred TV. Kterer, Miss Marion Gaston
and Miss Ella Mcintosh. Prayer meeting
conducted by the young people at 7.30 P. x.
All are welcome to these services.
Miscellaneous Religious Notes.
Rev. George B. Irwin will preaoh In the
First Presbyterian Church at Sheildan sta
tion morning and evening.
Bellevui Presbyterian, 4tev. Newton
Donaldson, pastor 10-30, "Resisting the
Truth;" 7.30, "Defending the Truth."
Sewickley Rev. Mason TV. Pressly, pas
torSubject, morning, "Adoption Into
God's Family;" evening, "Our Influence for
Christ,"
First Church op Spiritualists, No. G Sixth
street Mrs. Carrie E. S. Twing, of Westfleld.
N. Y., speaks Sunday morning nt 10-45, and
evening, 7 45. Tests are given at close of
each lecture.'
Rev. TV. J. Beip, D. D., will condnct the
Sabbath school teaehers' meeting at the
Young Men's Christian Association to-day.
Meeting for the young men only this even
ing at 7:45 and' to-morrow afternoon at I
o'clock.
Father McKeever, of St. John the Baptist
Cburob, will delivery lecture to-morrow
(Sunday) night In St. Bridget's Church,
under the auspices of St. Vincent de Paul
Society. There will be no admission fee,
lint a collection will bo taken up for tho
worthy-object.
Salvation Army The Salvation Army
will hold a. demonstration in Liberty Street
M. E. Church Sunday afternoon nt 3 30
o'clock. Drunkards, thieves and all kinds
of sinners will rolato their wonderful ox
porience of salvation. Ensign ileald, lato of
Omnha, in command. Meeting at nisht in
tho birracks, Southside, corner Twenty-second
and Carson, at 8 o'clock. All cordially in
vitod to attend. Seats rree.
The course of lectures on tho sacred Scrip
tures which Is being delivered by the Rev.
J. Whitehead at the New Jernsalom Church,
corner of Isabella and Sandusky streots,
Allegheny, will be continued to-morrow
evening. The subject will be, "Tho Jews
and tho Land of Canaan," in which will be
eXDliined what is splntuallvtaught by the
sojourner the Hebrews in Ejypt, their ex
periences in the Wilderness and their con
quest or the Promised Land. Lecture will
bein nt 730 r. n.
Avoid all risk with a stubborn cough by
using at once Dr. D. Jayno's Expectorant, a
suie remedy for all coughs and colds, and
well calculated to exert a beneficial influ
ence on the lungs and throat.
IN UNDERTVEAK KADFMANNS' UNDER
SELL Every Other House in the City, From 85 to
CO Per Cent.
Tho special bargain snio arranged for to
day is n most forcible instance. Read and
judge forvourself.
Men's na'tural wool underwear; with extra
ribbed bottom and silk front; regular 63o
goods, will bo sold at 39o.
Men's lino gold or brown merino under
wear, voiy good quality; always sold at 75c,
now onlyEOo.
Men's fine natural wool or genuine camel's
hair underwear, regularprice $1, w 111 be sold
for 73e.
Brwlfords Mills Justly celebrated natural
wool nndern ear for men, only 89c
Famons Fiench cashmeio mon's under
wean be3t goods for tho price over sold, at
only $1.
Only $1 for men's genuine camel's hair
underwear of tho celebrated iow England
nosiery Compiny's make. A rare chance.
Finest medicated scarlet underwear for
men, regular $1 73 goods. Will be sold for
$1 25.
Men's natural wool undorwear, made by
the United Hosiery Company; extra fine
goods, onlv $1 80.
Only $103 lor men's Gastenbury's health
underwear lu camel's hall, white or natural
wool. '
American Hosiery Company's finest Derby
riDbed men's underwear, lull value $2 50,
now only $1 7T
Dr. Warner's celebrated health under
wear; hest In the world, sold exclusively by
Kaufmanns' from $2 upward.
Grand' special bargains in boys' under
wear. -Special values in hosiery, necfcweir,
shirts, Imndkerchlofs, oveishlrts, cardigan
anu Jersey'Jackets: all at equally reduced
prices. "
kaufmansis' usdkrwfut department.
Kaupmanns' Underwear Department.
James H." Aiken & Co.'s novelties in men's
fine necliweai, 100 Fifth avenue.
Here's a Daisy! 700 pairs of misses'
straight goit, pcbblo goat, Hona kid or
bright dougola shoes, wiih Bpiing hiels;
regular price, $1 JO, $1 75 and S2 25 per pair;
can OO.bouirlit for onlv 9Sc per pair.
Kaupmanns' Shoe Department.
Dr. Siegert's Angostura Bitters make
health and rosy cheeks and happiness.
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to all and have made it the most
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Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50o
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may not have it on hand will pro
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STOP THAT COUGH.
DON'T WAIT FOR IT TO BECOME
CONSUMPTION.
The Careless and Indifferent Possessor
of a Cortarrhal or Bronchial Cough
To-Day, the Anxious and Alarmed
Seeker After Treatment Six Months
Afterward, When It Is Too Lato
Bead What Alarminar Symptoms Fol
low In the Wake of Neglected Ca
tarrh. So many patients afflicted with chronlo
coughs and other catarrhal and bronchial
affections have called at Drs. Copeland,
Hall and Byers' office during the past week
and enrolled themselves for treatment un
der their successful method, in response 'to
the warning published In last Sunday's Dis
patch, to "heed the warning signs" of ap
proaching consumption, and to consult at
once skilled specialists capable of handling
such troubles, thus showing their apprecia
tion of this timely advice, they feel it ad
vlsablo to continue tho warning until every
porson in this vicinity who Is afflicted with
similar symptoms shall realize the serious
condition they are In and cease trifling and
toying with their heulth.
Premonitory Symptoms and Curable Stage.
A chronic, hacking cough, which raoks
tho whole system, a soreness over the region
of tbelnngs, shoicness of breath, difficult
bicathing w ith a leellng or tightness across
tho bieast, loss of appetite, a tiled feeling
with no ambition, no energy, gradual lots of
flonh and of strength, with occasional night
sweuts, means somothing serious in the near
luture, and a person having such symptoms
should not trifle wich or experiment upon
themselves by wasting their lime with cough
syrups, dyspeptic cuie alls and other like
nostiuuis, but oonsult ut nnce specialists
who know Just what to do at evory phass of
tho disease.
The careless and indlffaront possessor of
such symptoms as the above today, who
heedlessly scornH timely aavice and turns
away with the roinark "Oh, it is only a little
cold that will soon pass away," six months
later, is tho anxious and importunate pa
tient who begs lonelier which nis pbyslolan
is unable to promise. It is hard to turn such
person away with tne chilling words, "I can
do nothing for you at this stage or your
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trouble," but in the light Of such warnings
as Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byors are con
stantly giving they have only themselves to
blame for their procrastination.
Alarming Symptoms and Often Incurable
Stage.
Every physician experienced in treating
throat and lung troubles knows that if these
symptoms are not speedily relieved others
more alarming soon follow, the emaciation
will progress, the patient become pale and
debilitated, the chest lose its power of ex
pansion or contraction, the collar-bone, ribs
and bones of tho shoulder joint become
prominent, the night sweats profuse and
weakening, the stomach symptoms distress
ing, the congh persistent and harassing,
the mucus purulent and streaked with
blood, the voice husky, and death soon in
tervenes to relieve the sufferer.
The abovo description of the origin, pro
gress and fatal termination of the aveiage
case of consumption Is what Drs. Copeland,
Hall and Byers come in contact with almost
every day. The personal history in such
cases is that the disease started with a
slight catarrhal affection or from the la
grippe, which was neglected because not
very serious or annoying till it had fastened
itself upon the patient with such a grasp
that It was impossible to relieve. Ir such
cases were treated judiciously and system
atically at the start they could all bo cured.
ANOTHER GREAT CURE.
The Case of Mr. William Foster, of Butler,
So Weak He Could Scarcely Get to Drs.
Copeland, Hall and Byers' Office In One
Month He Gained Seven Founds and
Worked AH Day Without Tiring.
Mr. William Foster, employod in the
planing mill of Messrs. S. G. Purvis & Co.,
and residing on Cleveland street, Butler,
sajs:
"I had been troubled with my head,throat
and stomach for two years previous to con
sulting Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers. I
had all the usual catarrhal symptoms of head
and throat such as dull, heavy reeling over
eyes and through temples, ologging up of
nostrils first ono sido then tho other, drop
ping of mucus into the throat, with hawk
ing and spitting. My throat became dry
and raw, tongue coated and parched, with
with bad taste in the mouth in the morning,
loss or appetite, especially for breakfast,
and what little I forced myself to eat ciiised
distress and bloating up afterward. I lost
flesh and strength lisht along.
"Finally night sweats set in, which weak
ened me greatly, and alarmed me so I folt
something more would have to be done for
me than was being dono or I would have to
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give up. Hearing so much of the good work
of Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers in cases
similar to mine, I decided to go to Fittsburg
and consult them. '
"When I first went to their office I conld
hardly walk I was so weak, was sore and
nched all over and coughed incessantly.
They examined me carefully, and gave me
" Mr. William Foster, Bu'Ur.Pa,
& month's suddIv of mediolne to take home,
anil I cun't just express what benefit I re
ceived oven with the first month's treat
ment. "I gained seven or eight pounds the first
month, and can do a fnll day's work without
tiring, the night sweats have disappeared
and I feel like another person. I cheerfully
recommend all patients suffering with ca
tarrhal trouble to consult these eminent
specialist at once and not trifle with their
health and get into the serious condition in
which I was."
The statement of Mr. Foster verifies the
beneficial results of Drs. Copeland, Hall and
Byers' home treatment In general catarrhal
conditions of tho whole system.
KHEU3IATI3M PERMANENTLY CURED.
Mr. D. W. Smith, or Garbottsvllle, X. T.,
Cured Over a "Year Ago Remains Well
to the Present Time.
Mr. D. TV. Smith, a prosperous farmer of
Garbottsvllle, N. Y called the other day
and said: "Doctor. I was in town to-day and
li.iifit T w.ifit rtfnTYin fluff tlTanl? vmi Ini
I whatyou have done for me. About a year
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ago you cured me of rheumatism; of several
years standing, affecting all of my left aide,
and for which I had tried many things. I
was then cured and have stayed cured
through a severe winter and a hot summer,
and am able to work as well as ever. I am
anxious to recommend you to all my
friends."
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous Prostra
tion, Weakness and General Debility Due to
a Depleted Condition or the Blood. Result
ing From Catarrh Speedily and Permanently
Cured by Drs. Copeland. Hall and Byers'
Method of Treatment.
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