UiBH,JYiifM'fyW'iT1W wrw vi ,-' V 6 THE PITTSBURG ' DISPATCH.' WEDNESDAY, .DECEMBER 7, 1893. GOING TO NEW YORK. Crowds Attend the Last Meetings of Francis Murphy in This City. THE INTEREST REIKG KEPT UP By a Series of Meetings ly local Tempsr ance Organizations. A PROMPT EEBUKE TO A SL1XDERER Tbe mual crowd of attendants were pres ent at tbe Murphy meeting in Lafayette Hall last night, and the interest through- out was maintained br the exhortations of Mr. Murphy, J. M. Kelly and Captain J. K. Barbour, all of whom spoke in an enter taining manner. Mr. Murphy spoke some half a dozen times, beginning each time with the explanation that he would only be half a minute, but, becoming earnest in his remarks, wound up with a little story, and so kept his hearers interested and satisfied to stay longer. Captain Barbour re-told of his many experiences as a drinker and as a Murphyite, and J. M. Kelly told of his ex periences as a Keeleyite. Tbe music tbromh out was good and the meeting closed with an earnest prayer by Mr. Murphy. It was announced that tbe last of tbe meetings will be held on Friday night Mr. Murphy will then co to New York City lo hold meetings. They will be held there after on Sundays at 3 o'clock at the Keeley Institute, 3811 Tilth avenue, when all the temperance organizations, Murptiyites, Keeleyites, Good Templars and others will begin a series of union gospel meetings and continue them so long as the interest war rants. Francis Murphy's Prompt Action. Francis Murphy, though one of the most gentle oi men, is also, as some people hare had occasion to learn, full of Tigor and leonine wrath when aroused by anything that he considers intentional injustice to himself or others. An incident was yes terday told by some ot his co-workers as having occurred at Tacoma las! rear. When be was invited there tbe local ministers held a meeting to help him. Among them was one that had come from Pittsburz. This man was alleged to have made some misrepresentations to the ministers, that Francis Murphy was a "scamp," and so on; the result was that the ministers were induced to withhold the invitation. Mr. Murphy heard of the occurrence and went straight to the ex-Fittsburg preacher, asking the latter if he had made laise and damaging statements. The ex-Pittsburger denied it, insisting he had merely quoted Mr. Murphy as being opposed to'the Law and Order Society. . "Well," said Mr. Murphv, "I am afraid you are not telling the truth, and that you d.d in secret sav false thines you now refuse to Terify in public, but I forgive you, since you take it back. You can quote me all you want as being opposed to the libel on the name of tempeiance in prosecuting peo ple for the sale of water and milk on Sun day, but you must know that I will permit no one to pass from criticism of my work into assassination ol my personal character; and I am going to work in Tacoma zH the same, invitation or not." Murphy's Great Work in TacomS. The result was, Mr. Murphy undertook a series of meetings in Tacoma which lasted lor five weeks and secured over 7,000 pledges. The ministers, everv one of them. then came in, and treated tbe temperance apostle with the greatest kindness, giving him invaluable assistance. They passed a series of resolutions, thanking God that Francis Murphy came to Tacoma, also for the work he had accomplished. The in stigator of this damaging statement made In the first instance against Mr. Murphy also professed his sorrow, and was forgiven bv the temperance apostle. "The truth is," said Mr. Murphy when questioned about the Tacoma incident yes terday, "that this type ot people have to be forgiven very often. They are reckless in their imputations. Surely, as everyone knows, I go about my work without pre tention, feeling almost too humble to be de cent, but I tell you, sir," and here the fire flashed from his gray eyes "I cannot per mit any man, whether he wears the cloln or not, to deliberately assassinate my name. That and mv work are all that Francis Murphy has in the world, or will leave be hind him." HOKSFOKD'S ACID rilOSPHATE Imparts Kcnewed Strength And vigor where there has been exhaustion. Order Xow for Christmas. Cabinet photos SI 50 per doz. Panel pict ure free with every doz, better grade. Guar antee Riven with every order. Crayons from $2 5U up. Larje assortment of frames. Lowest prices. Lies' Portrait Studio. 10 and 12 Sixth street. Artists' Materials and Articles Tor Deco rating. We are confident the best assortment In the city Is in onr store. Come early. Jos. Eichbauji & Co , IS Filth avenue. MEN'S 3IELTON" OVERCOATS At SC 50, That Are Worth S15. To-day we'll sell 750 men's melton over coats, colors blue, black and drab, with vel vet coll ir or cloth collar, at $3 50 eaoh, regu lar pnee $I Come and see them. Also, about 50 long-cut ulsters, cassimere lined, at the same price. P.C.C&, Clothiers, Corner Grant and Diamond streets. Dox't be in a hurry buving your holiday presents till afteryou see Henry Terheyden's masniflcent display superb, rich, graud must bo seen to be appreciated. Jewelry, Watches, Diamonds, Sil erware, Clocks, Lamps, Bronzes, Bric-a-brac. Diamonds set and Jewelry made to order. 550 Smithneld street. Candlesticks Candelabra Candles and Shades. Everything from "Christmas candles" to finest decorated styles, and candelabra in porcelain, f-ilver plated, etc Jos. EicnBAUK i Co., S Fifth avenue. Musical Christmas Gifts. Washburn mandolins and guitars. Elebers' specialty banjos. Hurham'a celebrated cornets. Fine old violins. Musical wrappers and cabinets. 100 styles of mandolins and guitars from $5 up. 25 styles of banjo from $3 up. Mermod's music boxes. Vocal and Instrumental folios. At H. Eleber & Bra's. 506 Wood street. The Grip health nearly wrecked. My appetite was all kuuo, i uau no strength, felt tired all the time, had disagreeable roar ing noises In my head, like a -waterfall. I also had severe headaches and severe sinking pains in my stomach. Having heard so much jibout Hood's Sarsapar iilla, I concluded to trr it. All the disagreeable effects nf th r?fn a cone, I am Ires rrom paiaa ana aches, and bcllevo Hood's Sarsaparilla is surely curing C5i gMjn- Gco. W. Cook. Hood's Cures jny catarrh. I recommend It to alL" W. Cook. St. Johnsbury, Vt. HOOD'S PILLS cure con' storing tbo peristaltic actio Chicago's Population. There is probably no city of importance in the world that can show such rapid and wonderful growth as Chicago' since its destruction by fire. To-day its population is about 1,200,000. Mr. Peter Van Schaack, one of The lading merchants of that city said in conversation, that a large numberof his personal friends, as well as scores of representative men throughout the Northwest with whom he had conversed upon tha subject, had found St. Jacobs Oil a pain-curing and healing remedy of the most extraordinary efficacy. It is the Great Remedy for Rheuma tism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Backache, Bruises, Burns, Swellings etc. (A copy of the "Official Portfolio of the World's Columbian Exposition," beautifully illnstratedMn water color effects, will be sent to any address upon receipt of 10c in postage stamps bv The Quints A. Vogeler Co.. Baltimore, Md.) NcS-VS&.ft. "ftt's Hie, IK" WE ARE READY For tbe Holiday Trade with the grandest line of ITiLNCY GOODS We have ever shown. Everything from a cheap Doll or Toy up to the finest Onyx Table or Piano Lamp. Don't buy until you have tested who sells the cheapest "WE CLAIM WE DO." Come and investigate. DOUGLAS & MACKIE, 151, 153 AND 155 FEDERAL ST.. ALLEGHENY. Blowing and bragfctaB "don't go" with the people or Pittsburg. Of course, you can buy Tinware at a clothing store, but buyjewelry at a Jeweler's. You hare all had your shaie of "Trimming Store" Jewelry. We buy only from manuiaoturera or lino iroods, who are compelled by their word and bond to sell only to legitimate Jewelers. We have an Im mense stock of Watches, Jewelry and Silver ware at noncompetition prices. So look outl Bnv Christmas presents with "ARnvR- JEWELEB" STAMPED OK EVEBT PACKAGE. deS-uwr --. YOUR MOTHER RAISED YOU And your grandmother-raised your mother on the GIIL BORDER' EAGinillHD Condensed Milk. It's the oldest brand, it's the richest brand, it's the most reliable brand of condensed ? milk ever offered to the -public. Your Grocer nd Druggist sell it. Use it for custards, puddings, ice cream, pies, cakes, and general cooking purposes. !5EW?m5jr nnimvtt&P "Wind, My Son, Wind!" His' folic iiijs Are too well known to need any prafso. They defy experts. The nearest approach to the penuine diamonds. Unequaled for bril liancy and hardness. Warranted to retain their luster by special euarnntee. SRND IfOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE. B. E. ARONS, Sole Owner, Wholesale and Retail. 65 FIFTH AVE. del MWT3U CARPETS, WALL PAPER. Wilton Carpets, Axminster Carpets, Velvet Carpets, Body Brussels Carpets, Tapestry Carpets, And all kinds of Ingrain Car pets. -Everything new in style, choice in color. All at SPECIAL LOW PRICES. Wall Paper in every quality and style for wall and ceiling. Special styles in choice colors. You should see our stock be fore you buy. 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25. FINE BLACK, ALL-WOOL . nnrras. GEO. 1 HI 136 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA. api-Mwr DR. E. C. WEST'S NERVE & BRAIN Trestment. i ctiinnteel specific for Hyjterls, Dizziness, CoaTulslons. Fits. Nerrom Veuraljli. Headiche, Nerrom Prostration cansel by tha an or alcohol or tobacco, Watefulneu, MeuUl Do preuloB, doReala? of the linln ruultlaz la la. ssnltr, decay and nssto. Prematura Oil A ra. (.oil of Power la either os, larolaatarr Loei ant Bpennatorrhrea caused br orer-flterttoa ot til brain, self-abnsa or orer-Ind iljeaca. Each boc contains one month's treatment. U0d a box. -." slxrorss.oo. by maU. i GUAUANTEE SIX BOXE To car any cise. With each order reeetrodD: lxboiejwewlll send tha purchaser oar vrrlttax guarantee to refund the money If the treatmeat oes not cure. Guarantee! Issued only by IStflC O. STUCKV. DruRjrlit, Sole Aeat. No. M. and 1701 Fenn avenue, corner Wjlle arenue and Fultoa street, PIttsburjr. Pa. Usa btu tkj's UlarrhosJi Cramp Cure, laandfti cts. Ja-lK-eods THE PEOPLE'S STORE, FIFTH AVENUE, PITTSBURG. CHRISfMAfGIFTS, TO GET THEN. NOW IS THE TIME, HERE IS THE PLACE, Now is the time, because you get unbroken assortment to choose from, and avoid the holiday crush later on Here is the place, because here you get largest assortment honest goods and lowest prices. HERE ARE A FEW HINTS OF WHAT TO GET: ORNAMENT L Dfl SECOND FLOOR. TOYS. Every conceivable kind of toy or game from 5 c to 10. Me chanical and musical toys, Dolls, Iron and Wood Toys, etc., etc. in fact, all manner of toys to suit all nunner of children. Chinaware. The prettiest kind of China in small items,such as individual cup and saucer, platen, placques, fancy dishes, jardi nieres, vases, etc. Find if di rectly to right on leaving ele vator. Bric-a-Brac. What constitutes bric-a-brac? Hard to tell. Here arc some of ours: Vases, Statues, Fig ures, Tables, Brackets, Book Shelves Photo Frames, Pict ures, Engravings, Placques, Clocks, Mirrors and a thcu. sand and one little things, pretty, but inexpensive. Fancy Boxes.' All kinds of Plush, Wood or Fancy Boxes, either empty or filled Toilet Boxes, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Papet ries, etc All neat, cheap gifts. Silverware. Our Silverware runs in price from a Napkin Ring at 25c to a fine Tea Service at $50. Cups, Mugs, Trays, Fruit Dishes, etc. See our Silverware. NSTRUCT mi BOOKS. 100,000 OF THEM. Picture Books for Children. Interesting Books for Youth. Standard Books for Adults. Here are a few hints picked at random from the 100,000. STANDARD AUTHORS. Complete Sets. Cloth Bound. Dickens Eliot Edna Lyall Fenimore Cooper.. Dumas, etc 25c A Vol. Red and Gold Series, Leather Backs, Cloth Sides, 100 different tides. 35c a Volume. ALL THE POETS, LEATHER AND CLOTH, 50c a Volume. ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, Suitable for all ages, 50c, 75c and $1.00. SHAKESPEARE, Complete in one volume. 69c Each. Whatever your taste for read ing, you can be suited here. Whatever the state of your pocketbook, you can be suited. Come and try. USEFUL , FIRST FLOOI AND BASEMENT. FURS. What makes a more seasonable Auias gift than a fur set? We have -Fur Sets, Capes, MufTs, Boas, etc., at lowest prices. Handkerchiefs. y2 a dozen Handkerchiefs make a nice gift So does one Handkerchief, if it is one of our lace ones at $10. That's our range in Handkerchiefs, 5c to 10. Gloves. We have a special line in for Christmas. All kinds of col ors for $ 1. She'll never know you didn't give $i. 50 for them. That's what they're worth. Umbrellas, Give something that can be put by for a rainy day. We have asplendid lotofSilk Umbrellas from $s to $15. See them. Blankets and Comforts. You can't get a more useful present than a fine pair of Blankets or a real Eiderdown Comfort. We have them put up in boxes. Linen Sets. All housewives would appre ciate the gift of a nice linen Table Set plain, fancy or hemstitched border,-,cloth and one dozen napkins. We can give you a big choice from $2.50 up. Fancy Slippers. An immeme atock of Fancy Slip pers for the holidays slippers for all ages and both sexes low prices on all of them. 'We begin them at 50c. A Woolen Dress Pattern, A Silk Dress Pattern, A nice Wrap or Jacket, MAKE NICE XMAS GIFTS. Christmas Gifts From 5c to $50 Suitable for all ages and all classes; in fact, suitable for everybody. CAMPBELL & DICK, 81, S3r 85,. -87 AND 89 FIFTH AVENUE, PITTSBURG. , i i, : : : : : 1 , i Ion ty re- I j v ' J '-. i r , HOLIDAY PRESENTS sEDI GOLD SPECTACLES, $5.00. GOLD EYE GLASSES, with cbains,$5.00. PEARL OPERA GLASSES, $5.00. Telescopes, Microscopes, Barometers. Thermometers, Locomotives and En gines. The largest and finest assort ment at low prices. I DIAMOND, OPTICIAN, apgMi: A beautiful souvenir given to every purchaser. de2-53-MWF $2.75, $3, $3.50, $4. GRAIN AND TAN GOAT BARGAINS IN SUITS AND OVERCOATS! TMU Op -Your Eyes, Our dig-safes had broken several of the $10, $12 and $15 lines. We must and will keep these complete. To do this ws were forced to REDUCE THE PRICES OF THE BET TER GRADES. The result 'is that the very SUITS and OVERCOATS that were selling readily at $15, $18 and $20 Are Now $W, $12 and $15. Gentlemen, if you wish the greatest Bargains of the year, call and see these. Mothers shmld see the great offerings in BOYS' and CHILDREN'S SUITS and OVERCOATS. Holiday Novelties in Neckwear, Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs and Smoking Jackets at our iistcal Low Prices. W. M. LAIRD, Wholesale Jobber and Retailer, 433 AND 435 I 406, 408, 410 WOOD STREET, j MARKET ST. CLOTHIERS, TAILORS AND HATTERS, 161-163 FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY. d 3-wsan THIS INK IS MANUFACTURED -BY- J. HARPER BUNNELL CO., YORK. w HH vsKs s A v UFMANN GREAT MARK-DOWN IN WRAPS AND FURS Has had the pleasing effect of reducing our immense Stock largely. Still there are several thousand more garments in stock which must be got rid of without further delay. Below we submit a few samples: mm$m lames- mmM W& FINE fcMvJ f : '4JL 3vhJ Mht't REEFER , T'-iif nor )d JACKETS, 30 inches long; with notch col lar, welt seams and box back; former price, $$. ftT CO Ladies' fine all-wool A I 3)0 Cheviot and Diagonal Box Coats, in navy, black and tan; welt seams; half satin lined; length 32 inches; former price 13.50. AT CO Lady Franklin Coats, H B 3w made of aH-woo1 Di agonal and Beaver (exactly like above cut); very fashionable; length 32 inches; former price 15. Ladies' rich Diag onal Cheviot and French Cord Reefers, Box and Watteau Coats; 32, 34 and 36 inches long; half satin lined;' former price 17. Al $4.45 trimmed Reef ers, made of good Cheviot; lull collar and front of fur; fur head ornaments; former price $8. ftT CO ZE Ladifes' taiIor- Al t&U.tfrD made fur-trim med Reefers, Astrakhan, Seal, Natural Ooossum or Marten for shawls and head ornaments; former prices 16 and 17. . PLUS JIT Latest styles and best quali ties reduced as never before. ' 111 For Plush Sacques, 42 inches long, just like illus tration, find lining, Seal ornaments, rolling col lar; worth $26. Same style as above, only in cheaper quality, At $15. AT $14.85 ITtt long, fine satin lining, full collar and shawl of Seal or Astrakhan fur; fur head ornaments; former price $25. T (i Plush Wraps, new A I 31 L style, full length; hanging trimming; just the thing for stout ladies; former price $22. V AT CIO Plush Jackets 3 A I 4) ill inches long; rolling collar; finely lined; former price $15- MwNBBMm E2' 1 m l I ! IfJF TJ n, Largest Stock in Town. For Black Fur Capes, 18 inches long;worth $5-5- JR fsrn . Mmmm AT C7 lack Coney Capes; HI Mf 0est quality; former price 12. AT $8.98 Canadian Seal Capes, 18 inches long; extra high rolling collar AT CIO BlackMarten Capes, A I 4)lfc 20 inches long; for mer price 20. 6.000 Clirei's Fir Sets for Ui8 Holiflays ii Beautiful white Sets (muff and collar) with black spots; "SCC worth 1.25 J) Gray Chinchilla Fur Sets; worth $2, AT Fine White Angora Fur Sets; worth $3, AT.. SI.IS $1. For Children's All-Wool Cheviot or Scotch Mixed Cloth Gretchen Coats, with deep Sizes 4 to 14; Worth $5 and $6. At $5.50: Children's Gretchens or Newmarkets, in fine all wool Scotch Mixtures or Diagonal Cheviots, with di vided or military cape; sizes 4 to 14; worth $8 and $9. At $8.75; Children's finest Imported Gretchen Coats (same as above cut), made of plain Beavers or fancy Scotch Cloths, trimmed with Rus sian braid; sizes 4 to 14; worth $12 and $13. At $10.00: Choice from about 100 dif ferent styles of Imported ( Gretchens or Newmarkets, in all different choice ma terials and capes; sizes 4 to 14, worth from $15 to $18. 6 S3! ekxr MINK, FUR HEAD SCARFS. SOLD EVERYWHERE FOR 55, Finer Fur Head Scarfs, in Sable, Mink, Astrakhan, Black Marten, Seal, Beaver,Krimmer, Stone Marten.etc SEAL GARMENTS. We don't keep the cheap, grades, but we sell the finest Alaska Seal Garments for the same, or lower prices, as others, sell inferior goods. Special for this week only: 18 genuine Alaska Seal (London dyed) Jackets at 190- 50-inch genuine Alaska Seal (London dyed) Capes at $40. They're worth one-third more. JSSliSl AUMANNS. KACFMANNS. KAUFMAMS. KAUFMANNS. , I& tar? cantLLy X tars canauv aw-' iiMMiriiitTiiiiwi ii immtimMrmmir
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