UMJ.t-L.sKJI MHJW DBaW! zstTrjsminr. Wr JPM V- ' " I' -P"?i t-fc f V Vl ."5 Stn?Wf?aS' r a 6 THE PITJSBTXRG XHEPATCH,, .SATURDAY, DECEMBER, ,8, .i89a 1 v 'QfLH mr . . LATE NEWS IN BRIEF. Chattanooga, felt a shock of earthquake yesterday morning. The Uichisan Salt Company has ad Taneed the price of salt 10 cents a barrel. Leading Canadian papermakers hare formed a combine to stop "cutting" prices. A movement Is on. foot to havn Amrusta, Ga., represented at tho World's Fair tn her own building. The World's Fair exhibits or American artists in Italy are on their wiy to this country on board the old warship Constella tion. A New York syndicate has purchased the street railroads or Xew Orleans ror $10. 000,000. Electricity will supersede mule motors. The Bothsohllds are backing a scheme in Brazil to build a railroad trom Kioto Per rmmbuco, thus shortening the voyage to England to six days. Frank U. Warner has confessed -wreck-lne the Santa Fe overland train near Mon rovia, Cal., a lev days ago. Uo had been put on a rrelght train. There has been serious rioting in Mad rid, and the wealthy classes aro in s panic. The laborers are bitterly opposed to the present Government. A sensation has been sprung In Denver by the direct charge or fraud and misrepre sentation tiled in court against the defunct firm, A. Z. Salmon Co. AH miners in tne two mines at Farming, ton and the one at Lorrts. I1L. hare struck out or sympathy with the strlkors in the three mines at Dnnrermline. Eleven other miues may also be tlod up, A special -warranty deed from Russell B. Harrison and vf'e and Mrs. Mary II. McKce and her husband, betrs at law of Mrs. Caro line Scott Harrison, was recorded Thursday, conveyinc the Cape May Point cottage to the President. What is intended to be the largest win dow glass ractory in the Unitfd States was located in Anderson, Ind., Thursday, by the Union Glass Company, of Indiana. The company is a consolidation of nearly all the largest glass manufacturers in tho country. A fire in the three-story tenement house, S19 Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, at 1 o'clook 3 esterdaj-morning, resulted in the killing of two Tversnus father and child and the injury of 13 others. The dead are Michael Doyle, il years old, and .Nellie Doyle, 3 years old. Tho Illinois Steel Company, through Blrdsevc, Cloud A Bayliss; Its counsel, has obtained Judgment in the Scxr Tork Su- Sremo Court against the property or the ollct Enterprise Company on a claim or J90 003 for steel rods, etc, turnisbed prior to November 29. It is said that a union or throe of the largest houses in Boston dealing in glass is proposed, the concerns Interested being Hills, Turner & Co., Lambert Bros., and R. bherburne. Tho plan is said to contemplate the formation ot a corporation under the Massachusetts law, with a capital of $400,. oca About 300 persons, mostly youths of Lon don's unemployed, started at Tower Hill Thursday night to carry out their pro-announced intention to hold a midnight pro cession. The police were out in large num hers. They permitted theparaders to pro ceed as raras Temple Bar, where they easily dispersed them. A Long Island grand Jury found true bills ocainst Governor Flower, his sister, Mrs. Schoey, and tho administrators or Union College and Bapelye estate for maintaining nuisances detrimental to tho pnbllc health. The Governor and other parties named own large blocks of property which consist prin cipally of swamp land and cesspools. In a draft of the English Conservative platlorm, the first paragraph reads: "We combat llcbrew Influence in our national lite, on which it acts with disintegrating effect. We demand Christian government for Christian people, and Christian teachers lor Christian pupils. We condemn excesses of anti-Semitism." Asa P. Potter, ex-President of the failed Maverick Bank, has filed exceptions to the rulings of Judge Putnam, or the United States Circuit Court, wuosustained.lS counts or the Indictment charging Potter with mak ing false entries in the books. This brings the case before the United States Supreme Court on questions of law but does not delay the trial of Potter, which takes place Janu ary 21. Mental exhaustion or brain fatigue Promptly cured by Byomc-Seltzor 10c SCROFULOUS HUMOR Boy Almost Lost Use of Bis Limbs. Two Tears Intense Itching. Several Doctors Fall. Instant Heller, Sweet Sleep, Speedy, Be- markable, and Permanent Cure by Cutlctaa Remedies. When about seven years old, ray son was afflicted with a skin dtatasc which was Tery distressing. Th first appearance was of little pimples accompanied tor intent ttcblng. oon sprexilng lnjo fores cov ered with scabs, except when scralcuea off. The en tire bod jr. except head, wat covered. He almostlost the use or his limbs, and was so light I, conld carry him aoout like an Infant, Used all remedies I could find recommended la medical worts ror Itching without benent. Applied to different rliyelclans, receiving temporary relief, but tbe disease was sure to return. I sent for your pamphlet, read It, pur chased a set or CtrricuaA Remedies. I anointed him with the Concuiu, bathing with the ttjri crBA. bOAP. and gave small doses or CUTICL'nA IttEOLTETT. Oh, the soothing cflcct or that Cuti TCRAI After two years' search ror something to allay that terrible itching, what a relief to see him sleep sweetly without any inclination to scratch. Less than two boxes or CUTICCBa, one cake COTJ cct.a boar.and one bot'le or the Cuticuka Resol vent, performed a care, with uo returns. Is now a strong, healtny boy of thirteen. We consider it a remarcable cure, as he had inherited scrofulous humor, MCS. n. E. BOWEJT. East Otto, 3f. Y. Cuticura Resolvent The new Blood and Skin Purifier, internally (to cleanse the blood or all impurities and poisonous elements), and CCTICCRA. the (treat Skin Cure, and CrmcrjKA SOAP, nmexuuislte bkln Beautlfler. ex ternally (to clear the skin and scalp, and restore the hair), instantly relieve and speedily cure every species orilchlng, burning, scaly, crusted, pimply, scrotuloos. and hereditary diseases and humors or the skin, scalp, and blood, with loss or hair, from Infancy to age, from pimples to scrofula. Hold everywhere. Price, Cuuuuka, Mot BOAT, 55c; Kksolvixt. fl. Prepared br the- Pottxb Dnua akd Cuxmical CO&fo&atiox, Boston. S-"How to Cure Skin Diseases." 64 pages, 50 Illustration. 100 testimonials, mailed free. nilJPI.ES, blackheads, red. rough, chapped, rllll "r skin cured by Ccticuba SOAP. and m WSbUWK ACHING SIDES AND BACK, Hip. Kidney and Uterine Pains and by the Cuttcnra Antl-Paln Planter, Uic Mij null VUlJ jfiwii riisiaaifs, Liuutvts umbo I: iOSW To buy better Whisky for Family, Miial or Social 3STIEREN TAMi SWTKHtta .Z. v- isr We show-in our window this week tbo finest dls. layof OPERA GUSSES Ever Drought to this city. A large .stock and assort ment to select from. OeS-Tis) THE ONLY REASON . For the continued Increase of THE DISPATCH adlets is that they gm satisfactory returns. Holiday Presents I sWHkssH Jl'B MlVgWiM OPERA .GLASSES. Tbo Largest and Finest Assortment Ever Seen In This City. Bold at Extremely Low Prices. J. DIAM0ND,S A handsome souvenir given to every pur chaser. del-53-rrssu. USE THAN Fleiing'sOlflEijort It is certainly the old-fashioned kind. Quarts gi each, or six for 5. ( Mail orders solicited. Neatly and securely packed. Goods shipped promptly. Jos. Fleming & Son, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, 412 Market Street, Cor. Diamond, BARGAINS IN SUITS AND OVERCOATS! Tliat Will Open Your Eyes. . Our big spies had broken several of the $jo $12 and $15 lines, ' We must and will keep these complete. To do this we were forced to REDUCE THE PRICES OF THE BET TER GRADES. The result is that the very SUITS and O VERCOA TS that were selling readily at $15, $18 and $20 Are Now $10, $12 and $15. ' Gentlemen, if you wish the greatest Bargains of the year, call and see these. Mothers should see the great offerings in BOYS' and CHILDREN'S SUITS and' O VERCOA TS. Holiday Novelties in Neckwear, Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs and Smoking fackets at our usual Low Prices. MEW ATIYKBTIHEMKNTB. LAIRD'S BARGAIN PRICES Attracting Multitudes of Buyers. b BLUGHER 7-BUTTON ITERS. Blictajals, Cois. BUTTON mpj.il 1 52.58, $2.90, S3 J, $00. no27-Txssu PITTSBCEG, PA. CLOTHIERS, TAILORS AND HATTERS, 161-163 FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY. Ladies Will 'find our prices 20 to 30 per cent lower than others at all times. You will find the largest and most attractive stock The FINEST GOODS MADE, All the newest and best styles, perfect fitting1, a great saving and general satisfaction. cd 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25. FINE BLACK, ALL-WOOL SPECIAL BARGAINS. sssfkBfflHiH GRAIN AND TAN GOAT FAUNTLEROYS. W. M. LAIRD, 433-435 Wood Street J 406-408-410 Market Street $2.75, $3, $3.50, $4. Li ps it Overgaiters. Largest Stcck, Lowest Prices. de3-ws3a W. M. LAIRD, WHOLESALE JOBBER AND RETAILER. no27-Tawsau $2.90, $3.00, $1.00. GENTLEMEN'S FINE CALF SHOES, $2.00, $2.50, $2.90. FINE KANGAROOS, $2.go, $3.90, $4.00. ENGLISH GRAIN BALS, Double Soles, . $2,90, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00. SHOOTING BOOTS, $3.00 to $10.00, CORK SOLE SHOES, $2.90, $4.00, $5.00 EVERY SIZE. EVERY WIDTH. W. IYI. LAIRD, 433-435 v I 406-408-410 Wood Street. Market. Street KAUFM ANN'S SPECIALS FOR TO-DAY. The Most PopularTwo Hats Before the Puftlic. GIFTS 3! BOYS. IK) .tvy W- Is a perfect wonder. It has en joyed the greatest run a Derby was ever known to have in any season, and it still holds the fort against all comers. We have it in black, brown and tobacco. PRICE $2. Quality Equal to Regular $4 Hats. ThfP Is a conqueror '.(and Jhis, by the' way, is the first instance of that noted personage in that role). It certainly stands unapproached for grace, beauty and shapeliness. -All colors. Prices $1.50 to $3.50. Prices Elsewhere One-Third Higher. Winter Cap Sale. Our opening last Saturday was the beginning of a se ries of special Sat urday Cap Sales that'll startle the community. To-day our Cap Department will come to the front with even greater bargains than last week. Read and e: Fur Caps from 69c to $2.50. Pieced Seal Caps from $3 to $5. Genuine (lull piece) Alaska Seal Caps from $6 to $14. Heavy ChincKilla, Beaver, Scotch, Plush and V(elour Caps' from 25 c up. II LARGE BRASS D-R-R-R-UM, Generally sold for 75c, will go gratis with every. Boy's 'Suit' or Overcoat to-day. If you don't want' the'DrUm, we will' present you either 'with a'big Christmas Book,wjth a beautiful frontispiece, or a' pair of t fine regu lation Indian Clubs. . GIFTS FDR MEN. i THE WONDER ' I FINE EUBtt IPIli UMBRELLA. $9.4 t size, and SNAP IN TIES! uoir 25c 44C, 50C ait 7SC. Full 28-inch having a strong frame and very handsome handle, worth about 1.50, will be given away to-day with each. and every Man's Suit or Overcoat no matter how- low the price of the garment may be. If.you don't need the Umbrella, you give it to some friend for THE &IRLS WILLBEREMEMBERED 100 With every Mioses' or Girl's Cloak we Sell to-day we shall present a magnificent and -LARGE SIZE PICTURE BOOK.- Well Worth $16 and $18. 3.50Q LADIES' VERY FINE FUR-TRIMMED REEFERS. Made of' extra quality Beavers, Cheviots and Diagonals, and taste fully trimmed with Astrakhan, Seal, Black Marten or Opossum Furs, having just been closed out fo;r slightly more 'than half the regular price, will be offered for a quick turn at the uniformly low price of $9.45. Ladies, if you have any idea at all of getting a Fur-Trimmed Jacket, don't miss this unequaled chance. Its like will never occur again. Come -to-day and get the full assortment to choose from. Our large outlet of Neckwear causes constantly changing stocks; these, in turn, cause the accumulation of many Odds and Ends here a dozen, there a dozen, and so on. Thus each wr:k adds an interesting collection of broken stock. To-day, just before opening our Holiday Neckwear, we will close out all our Odds and Ends at 25c for choice. Among them are beautiful Tecks, fashionable Puffs, stylish Four-in-Hands, &c, all made of fine quality silks. They're worth from 44c to 75c, but all go at 25c to-day. SURPRISE Night Shirts w i 'UMBff' Brand 32c from 50c to $1. A mixed lot of the far-famed "Universal" Night Shirts, cut full length, fancy trimmings, nice pockets, &c, some worth 50c, others worth $1. All go to-day at 32c PICK-UPS IN HALF HOSE 3 C Or Tfiw Pair Jv for a Dote 75c Half iso for An entire manufacturer's stock (just'closed, out by us) will go on sale to-day. It consists of fine English Cashmere Hose in black, natural gray and fancy colors, and Camel's Hair Hose in all shades some with silk heel and toe. They're worth from 50c to 75c, but 35c per pair (or $1 for 3 pairs) will be the price to-day. f.-fy. FIFTH AVE. AND- SMITHFIELD ST. L '! - , t s&s )r JlJJE: m:fQ&.. J .;
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