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4 YOUTHFUL GENIUS.
~ Years old- ru, He Has r.u,
Locomotive
~ Chicago nuaps.

svaa ~ TO very extravagsnt prophe-
80 ~s' q The near future there will he e.
sa@ somewhere a locomotive works
'ae nanie OF George kilherg over the
proprietor. At the present tine the
AAeerg IN question l. lad only -
- age, bat for al thai he has built.
WITH his oNn hands AMI with it,
n. 's'aacc perfect working locomotive.
~. ACRE remarkable because he never
90 u locomotive shop. he and his
-. Aiehard are employed In the iron
60 fierlng & Mcpo~ell. % Chicago.
=. Almost entirely building iron that
-. e turns 0ut. and young hilherg
- aa,e obtained 20 idea Of steam ca.
= sS''l1i'g from his employment there.
s aAoe young George knew whAt
a s~l1ch meant and we're used Tor.
a. sea drawing. ans his bent seemed
a n TIE direction % mechanics.
Il 80 saws - hsm that she never saw
L. aeF o'core- would hot rather draw
q - 80 'hAn eat pie. Georges home i
49, twenty xih street. an,l il !
-. 100 Shece be see, rurnberie~s en-.
D. Assins and ref,assine. With his
i 20 mechanics i i, no Great wonder
~, aiiit t1fcei n them as the
~. y mcdaniel ska ! locomotive
- sopped where he e,,,,l., e,s,,,is,s !,
=. IL 20. and the ,sn. 50. a.,
ass !. "a eAaA book be spent his leisure
hza H Vie reand house CO al any
lie could copy The various
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HOW TO CONTROL HIN.
- Il . stubborn Animal. But Can BE
Conquered by Woman.
Washingtof Post


washington Post
How 10 control nan Is nice but not q
l;!hcult problem. The average man, and
/ / Is lo!ly 70 waste time on one below aver
ace intelligence and culture, is mentally
and morally amsnable 20 Improvement. He
il weilmeaning. pag-headed, thoughtless
creature. bat be is fearless. loyal and re-
gonsive 10 good influence. Civilization
n made man ssrring animal, aggressive
ID donlineering. II was once measure
ri Of physical strength between man
III ian. nor Il is measurement OF brain
giH brain Men. since time began,
I'm Aesrd themselves and that for which
~ food revilei and abused.
xta are used in opposition. Antagonism
xsn hem on, rouses the fight. Antagorp
- OILY hasiens The evil ID would divert.
II ~ unused to kindness. Admiration
ne sh-m and praise bewilders them.
y nan who goes to battle mighty In the
uns 81 bis wrath is laid low when his
azJ burns incense instead of powder.
y sanitation OF matrimonial comfort
Es b laid at the very beginning. No
nsss delay so dangerous. Solomon, TO
10 We are all indebted. never said a
~ ling than Who rule;h his spirit is
Fsr Than he who ;aketh a city," Con-
xsaay quick and exacting or Jealous,
~ OF siiiy woman must lose the day
eras up with an irritable and Indifferent
hand. Praise at the right time snd for
snshs thing is the secret OF power over
iss This praise. however. must not be
srsh Out unfortunately or In solid
ssn II must be opportnne and deli
"a minced and seasoned One does not
kw crabs With a quarter OF beef. Jus;
|tsah a. a crab can grasp al one time is
|snk.
atoman must not only hold between
~ and her lord the velvet shield Of
sss and patience. bat she must encircie
EhsFtk with silken lasso Of diplomatic
XXI Being unused 10 all tlsttery and
Fs he hiss necessarily susceptible.
vi iat'er man on his personal ap-
Fssnce. The moment you make him
sas'oas of good looks you have developed
3 POSER or the masher. Assure him
1af'y, however. that. though not 81
we his appearance salts You. Point
ahhim the weakness Of other men, aud
= i'm how greatfui You are for his free
g !. aom such faults. Hold up before
: sear Ideal as reflected in himself. IL
= saf his plastic soul with gratitude and
snSp IN him "a mad desire TO be wha,
: Asse painted him When he occasion
e'eorS, gets cross, refuses a reason
snqnest. OF comes home ls,e don'traii
sswp because Won have sygs,.a S,,n,,Iv
VI tie patsen, :nartyr' b<,rav no feeling
appointment in this sign OF his
4asss. He viii be consumed with re-
- s'd scramble back 70 the place on the
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The electric usasrix type machines are
intended 10 produce = u&trix treru which
stereotype plates can &c cat directly Zach
machine j. Oalv thirty inches hong by TX
inches de. ard j. worked on table after
the fashion - : typeEriter, IL j. driven
by cGrrent fem ar ordinary iBeaDGes-
cont electric light wlre- An average %
twenty-five worts per minute ! claimed s.
the spesa 81 which the machine j. capable
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sFsTgsI.

MR. MARTIss. aKADEAT~ or The ETL~
ANl iack ConssrvhsogtaEa. Berlin. tskes Egplls
Tor TIE pssao sn1 orrAa: voice culture ste
e,e4fy. So Pike stree
NgRs WILLARD Rooms AND c. l.zl-az
vi Front s.re~s sosce culture. piano guitar
sl0rGrtan; physical e1llHre class, 10 q IA,
ssfur4xgx
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Notice to Creditors.

In the district court Of the Third judicial dis
t,set 81 Washington territory, holding terms ss
Seattle. King county. In the matter Of the tn
solvenCy of y. :. Hansen. No. 7.3ol
To the creditors Of said -. ). Hansen. insolysnt:
You ard each Of you are hereby notified Co -
and appear on the 18th day Of November. ls-s.
before the Judge o! ssid eosrt al chambers or IN
open court, al the court hoase In the city az So
allie, Wash, 81 show eazse why the prayer OF
said p. 8 Hansen. insolveat, should not -
granted.
R-a HOPKINS. Clerk OF aaid cosrt
Byw. T. Hassos, Deputy.
Dated seattle. october ?, isso.
Peterson 4 Psnneisthes. Attorneys for Petit
TONER
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STONEGIrTYERS.

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE AND GRANITE
~ works Fox & Crcsbie. prop-fetSrs all
kinds Of cemetery ard bailsing work done with
artistic skill; fau supply OF msntels constantly
on hand. positsv~ss better and ehes er thsn any
Other firm OF The coast. designs with prices
furnish. a on O plseafiun free Of charge. PIKE
sire ~ seen :, az and FfsfA. seattle.
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socfETr NOTICES.

V,RATgRSTTY LoIsE- No 9, 4 q. O. r..
il rneefs every TaHEsesy evening, ~ e'eIo@k,
in The hssl Of Seattle Lodge. North seattle. All
members Of the erstsr in good standing are eor-
daily IN vtsed 10 attend
Z J. HOLMES. y. q.
1T gIICEELL, ecss;xyy.
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Notice r. hereby given thst I. II. Y. Phsilips.
receiver In the civil action Of Mrs r. j. Res VA
Thomas Thomas at al, No. 7.224, now. pending
in the district court at Seattle, VIII. by order OF
said district court, on Wednesday, October Q,
fssa beginning at 10 O'Clock a. IN. at my stables
at No 2lo on Pike street. la the SAID city of Sc
attle. King county. washington territory. sell In
parts aud parcels. NJ pubic auction, TO The
highest bidder. for cash. Ali the following per-
sonai property, goods and chattels, all in good
condition. 20 wit.
Seven ca work horses.
Two ~ work maresA
One "a stallion, well broken for WORT.
Three 81 sets double hsrness.
one ~ foHr-horse wagon.
Terms OF ss!e--EAsh.
Dated al seattle Aforesaid, september -. isso.
II. y. PHILLIPS. Receiver.
" B--The above property may he seen on APP
LEGATION AZ my stables. 40 Pike street II. y. r.
n. HALL Attorney for Plaintiff
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HhsH SIakET TAX SUTsCE-THE TAX
n seyss1 81 s1e e-sy couagsi n sAe district
c-sxses - erss1Ases No. les "a n-oraas sor tie
= Dsxssr ssssss ssi . esassrsr:srr ssse.a 49,
tscsssz- - racr ars Az1 psyxsse Al TIE cHsce 81
tAe Csy sr~as1-e-. Al taxes not vA&6 ssshia
;acs VII se asclar: sesaaasss .pSa.ss ~ =
Per cent sSceG- Ard trsere~s Al the rate OF isrer
sssE ss<sSed C.w FERRIS. CITY c.erk.
~ sas4ses-so1 81 srass nessee octcser 5. lsss.
ELEvESrH STREET TAX NoyIck-rHx
crested By e-ssrsnes Ne, $50 10 rrorrss 81
TIE grs1ia< cs Efsveash ssrecs Rror Sprsrx strres
e sseA1say sac ss1zssrusrszx Sidewalks tAsre~
cay t-e&szse-. Al taxes nor p&sa within ser<y
Sxys 81 f1e 1-Ss rIhsicasaes Of sAss notice wEil
g .ssssrs1 csz1r2 Esrss . penalty q per cent
charged CIV rrggTS Cst~ ssss-f
Pit pueitcstto1 OF this ncgioa, ocsoSer ) i>sa
GRzKS STREET TAX SoTIcg-THE TAX
~ lsvsea IN the city coG1cSs in tie ssistrScF
csesied ay ostins1cs Ne. los, - provide fcr the
gazing OF Green street f-osa Florence street 70
Szxtsr street. and constructing sidewalks tAsre-
On Is 1os tas s1e payxAle Al the cfsce OF TIE
sisy Treasures. AL saxss nos pssd witatn forty
cANk ~ TIE S-<r publication f 1l2ss a1sscs wsli tS
cseisre1 9egsas Gsnt, penalty Of PER cect
sseeG sat insezss: Al tse rate es u per eeuI
ssAryed C FERRIS, csty Cfesx
PTS rEaiacsssar q this notice October s. fsSa
CEDaR STREET TAX xorICE-THR TAX
- evls1 ey toe city council IN the dissrses ere
ase1 by ordinance No. i.as5 10 provide for the
Grazing - Cedar street srcya E2ofss Ray "a fsfsA
street. and constructing sidewalks thereon Is
Bow due and payahae ~ the essce o. the city
tessaref. All taxes not rAts within forty tays
OF sAe n.st publication OF this notice Will he
declared delinquent. penalty of 5 per cent
aided. and interest az TIE rate of 10 per cent
cnsr<cl C., w.FERSES. City Clerk
Erss publication of this notice . -tober s. fSss
DRosPECT ArESJE TAX NoTrCE-THE
4 tax levied BY the city council in tire iistrics
created By ordinance No. los, 10 provide for
the gfaatnk 81 Prospect avenue from Kentucky
street 70 Farm street and constructing St.ewalSs
theFeo1. Il now due ana PAYABLE af the once Of
me city treasurer All taxes no; psii within
forty days Of The first publication of this notice
viii be declared delinquent penalty OF S per
cent addec. and interest ~ the rSie az 10 per
cent essrxed C. W FERRIS. City CLERK
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TREksCnY Dgf&ErNESr. \
oTyIcE % cosrrEoLLTs ov rHE cCssEscY. <
ssrr t-zs

HssAIssT0x, sept u, lisp.
NHKaEss, By Satisfactory evidence presented
% the undersigned, u has been made 20 appear
that The Boston National snk Of seattle in
tue ify OF Sea tie. ln the county of Kins. and
Territory 81 *AxasDzson, hae com piled with all
tic proyts o1s OF the statutes 81 the Uasted
States, required 70 be complied with hSfore
sssocs atom shal Re authorized 20 commence The
business Of backing
Nov, therefore. T. Edward 3. Eacey, comp
t,oller OF the currency, DO nereby certify that
Tie Boston National Bank Of seattle Ia tke
city 81 seattle. ia The county Of King, and terri
tori ci Washington, 10 Authorized 20 commence
the osssness Of banking ~ provided Ia SECTION
sfsy ore hundred and siSsy-niae. of the revised
tAsafss Of fze United states
In test rnony whereof. witness NJ band and
seal Of ossce this 18th dsy of september, is.s.
ssxAL4 Ia LACEY.
No tlA, Coursrosleg ct he Currency
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Per fSses zne stesEef RESERVATIONS cal 81
>oEtherll FAe.4c taxed os.ce, "a secoG1 street.,
scs.o2 eSQcs-
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IIARsEss AND sADDLERY-JAMEs wHEE-
j Ian. who IL a. present located Al i.oil Third
street. has certainly the finest display Of har-
ness szsftiery and turf goods 20 be seen any
where today 10 seattle This gentleman a. o
carries . ane assortment of carriage trimmings
and makes . speciality Of repairing. Mr.. wnss-
lan does q large wholesale and retail business
and he warrants ail his work and sells o; prices
TIA, are bound TO BRING custom.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED FOR PLUMBING.
ID gas and steam ntting Of Occidental up 20
FRIDAY IIih inst ~ .. Plans and speciEca-
tFons al otsee. ,. J. Nesny, so second street
NOTICE TO CoSTRACTORs-THE SCHOOL
~ board o. tie city Of seattle ". T.. viii receive
bids 70. tie construction Of four frame sehcoi-
houses Bsds wfn close October 5. i II Bo0ds
viii be required Of the successful bidder. e=r-
tiaesi cheek OF two hundred dollars lt5os must
sccornranv each htd security for The execa-
ton OF any contract that may he awarded
pisz, specifications aGd det&iis ~ Office Of
Charles ". Saunders asd Z. ". Heughton-
Erchi'ecfs. room IS, B0stsB block.
NOTICE To cONrRACTov s-PLASs AND
~ specifications for the erection Of wooe:sa
block for Mrx. z " xunroe eau D. seen ~ ny
orice Up Ia Octot@r 10 81 J. IN john Sestor.
architect.
4 ~SFS-MgST ROLL. Ash SHEET GRADE
n Sot1cs - hpreSy Zfrea fhaz the assessment
roll for the "a iins ~ Ash street, from Depot
street to Harrison street and construc toz a
Sidewalk ca beth sides thereos. Ess been nIfc
w.th the uass rslgne1. c1erk Of the city Of 3e-
attic. sra further notice IL hereby given that
the said rcsi - open u pgS,ie Inspection a. the
osce OF sid eieFk. il tie city ball. sSd vi! re-
faaiu orsn &c irSreS<toE Hns!a Friday, October
Il Iss9. q; clock ?. H.. and that ali persons
feeling themselves aggFleved ~ an sasn a.
se.sn.enE. n1Ay Apply 60 the eIsEs.rsoa COUNCIL ri
sid city 20 have fAe corrected. on said Go
ss1s.rr n lss9 ~ O'Clock ?. IL, At Tie eosne3l
oA&rnher IN TIE eisy hal
Date O. .-rss put.seas.cG Sspssaaae. =, isss.
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IxPoryDED SrocK.

IMPOCNokD STOCK AT ACCTfoN-THTRS-
I DAY, october 10. lisa AZ 10 q m a. thss
NoEih seattle Feed Stable on Fourth aud Wal
streets will sell 10 the hiShess hidcer for cash
70 pay cost OF Ina pounding and Keeping. one hay
pony, yssrs old The owner of said animal IS
10 ne unknown.
&c. MITCHELL
Chief OF Eniiae seattle
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A fysrt.ssrsnts under tn b. AIS ot Loci Fouaf.
FuE sac for Rent &nG situations Wanted vii!
- inserted a. toe rae ~ F.. = as Sor1 fF The
erss fassrstaa ] scni a a aF9 for 90 = subsequent
Insertion. Payment ssys IA advance
NOTfCE-Th1 hslssussS o~ce Of tie Pasr~IS
rxEGfsKScxB vii hereafter De oE@sa uEttl y 2.
Clsssifssi k4vegS1ss meats vii oe received nP 70
thEs boar.
The following letters are awaiting advertisers
al ihls oEEee.
u J. y. : z 20
CO y ans ". b. H.
ksxn1S
y
EaPEofMENT HisTED~FFA4LE
Vl-aNTTn CUTTING AND MAKING
w arsssss AZ yea. koaes- So pxpos street
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EaPxorxkxr WisrED-FE xaLE

u-ANfED CUTTING AND MAKING
W arsssss al yoa. koaes So lxTos street..
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The following letters are awaiting advertiser
sf skt. ssffaes
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MONEY TO LOAN on PIANOS, FURNITURE,
vi horses ard any other good security without
removal, amounts SO aad UP, loans made
quickly. and strictly confidential; buy secured
notes and loan money on real estate. Henry
RtnDian, room l. corner second and Marion
streets, seattle. Wash
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-09
Opening To-Day,

Mr.. Schoenthal, formerly and for many
years with Mr.. NJ. H. Dsnziger, has estab-
lished himself at 612 Penn avenue, Hotel
Anderson building, and will on Monday,
April 8, open one of the coziest stores in
this city.
Mr.. Schoenthal will carry full line of
ladies fine furnishings, making a speciality
of corsets, gloves, hosiery and underwear.
A special feature of the corset department
will be a convenient fitting room, affording
ladies an opportunity to try on before pur-
chasing, avoiding the trouble and annoy
ance of exchanging. Ladies who wish can
have the corset fitted by an experienced lady
filter, in this manner obtaining the particu-
lar corset best suited to the form. No abso-
lutely cheap goods will be carried, but the
range of prices and qualities will be large
enough to satisfy the most economically in
clined. In gloves Mr.. Schoenthal will carry
full line for ladies, misses and children in
fine and medium grades only. Determined
to sell only such goods as Mr.. Schoenthal
can guarantee, he will ignore those grades
usually sold as bargains. The Hosiery De-
partment will contain all the latest novel
ties in fancies and a complete line of the
celebrated Onyx fast black Mr.. Schoen-
thal's patrons will find low-priced goods in
his establishment, but no so-called cheap
ones.
In addition to the above items Mr.. Schoen-
thai will carry full line of muslin and
fabric underwear. handkerchiefs, collars
and cuffs, ruchings, neckwear, jewelry, fans,
umbrellas, veiliues and many other special
ties and novelties for ladies and children's
wear.
The grand opening of this store will take
place Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
April.S, 8 and 10, and the ladies of Pitts
burg and Allegheny are invited to give
Mr.. Schoenthal a call.
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A DELUGE OF DUCKS.
Mahoning River Black With Them
for a Distance of Ten Miles.
TEN THOUSAND SLAIN In ONE DAY.
The Evidence All Presented in the McCaus-
land Murder Trial.
ALL THE NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH,

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIePATCH,l
PUNxsUTAwNEY, April S.-The duck
storm that fell upon the plains of Punxsu-
tawney was a great deal more extensive
than was at first supposed. 1t was a YER
liable deluge of ducks. Everybody ad-
mitted that they never saw anything ap-
preaching it. Mahoning creek and all its
tributaries within a radius of ten miles
were literally swarming with wild ducks
and geese of every species and variety.
A person who did not witness it could
have no conception of the immensity of the
flock. There were thousands Of them. The
night being dark and stormy and the snow
falling fast, the birds were attracted by the
numerous lights of the coke ovens surrounding
Punxsutawney, and came down. Hundreds of
the unlucky fowls few too close to the mouths
Of the ovens, got their wings singed and
dropped into the furnaces like moths into the
flames of a torch. The Hungarians and Ital-
ians got out their clubs and killed barrels of
the birds. The next morning great numbers
OF wild ducks and geese were found IN the
snow and captured, and when the citizens Of
PunXsutawney saw that Mahoning creek was
living mass of wild fowl, every man who could
buy or borrow q gun was out shooting ducks.
The banks were strewn with dead fowls, and
everybody was possessed with fiendish desire
to kill John W. Barr, son of the proprietor of
the Clty Hotel, shot and bagged l46 ducks.
hundred Others killed from 80 to 40 each. No
less than so ducks and geese were caught alive.
Everybody seemed to go wild over the affair
and all business was suspended for the day.
The banks of the creek for ten miles were
lined with sportsmen. 1t is safe to say that
1000 men were out hunting ducks, and it
would probably not be an exaggeration to say
that 10000 ducks were slain that day.
1t was a wanton, barbarous slaughter of in
nocent creatures, for nearly all admitted that
the birds were very inferior article of food.
This horde of ducks and geese was evidently
migrating from the South to the great lakes,
when the storm caught them and forced them
TO descend. Such deluge of ducks has never
been known before and may never occur again.
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NEW ADvERrrsE,rEErs
BARNUM's CIRCUS
Could Not Have Drawn Bigger Crowd Of People Nor
0ccasioned More Complete Series Of Surprises
Than Were OccasOned This Morning at 6uskys

First Mondays sale of Boys Suits held to-day So
the business So phenomenal the rush that GuskY have
determined continue this sale all this week Now let
word of warnng be foewarned to be fore
armed mad dog will anybody-so will the clothing sharks
curbstone dealers dives and banless mators Give em
chance and they will bite pocketbook clear through the mid
de and they will lie you every they in
duce buy their old shopwon and hoddy goods They will
advertise "new goods when they have received single fresh
article; they will claim that their goods the best when in
reality they shopwon hreadbae left from
and they won't hesitate declare their he lowest
when truth itself that Gusky always have and always
will unders them ALL Keep your eye these mtators watch
advertisements will predictions and
well let them talk and blow they please;
Gusky far above and beyond all would be compeoFom
"Chronicle Telegraph of Monday, April 8, 1880.
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The above is the title of booklet con-
tanning 10 highly illuminated pictures of
the homes of our most popular poets. In
the way Of souvenir it eclipses all pre-
vious efforts Mr.. F. Schoenthal, who is
just establishing himself in the ladies' fur
nishing goods business at 6l2 Penn avenue,
obtained limited quantity of these and
mailed them to his friends. announcing his
grand opening on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week. These souvenirs
created such sensation that Mr.. Schoen-
thai was compelled to wire for more, and
expects to have them in time, when one
will be presented to each patron during
opening davs.
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HEALING WITHOUT MEDICINE !
The Grand Opera House Filled
With People.
A MEDICAL WONDER.

The interest manifested by invalids of every
description in the public healing of the sick at
the Grand Opera House every morning from 10
to IL o'clock by DR.. Smith, seems to be increas-
ing
The Opera House is filed to overflowing
every morning with invalids from all parts of
the country and city who are suffering from all
manner of complaints, eagerly waiting for an
opportunity to receive a magnetic treatment
from DR.. Smith. That this man is endowed
with strange and mysterious gift to heal dis
eases there can be no possible doubt The
many wonderful cures be performs simply by
laying his hands upon the invalid is truly mar
velous. Scores of helpless invalids are carried
upon the stage, and after receiving a magnetic
treatment of not more than five minutes dura-
ton. get uD, walk around the platform and de-
clare to the audience that they are entirely
well. DR.. Smith is a thoroughly educated phv-
sician and surgeon, and performs all operations
known to surgery; he cordially invites both
the sick and the well to go to the Grand Opera
House and witness his many wonderful cures
This morning man went upon the stage who
had been a helpless invalid for four years. suf-
ferin from rheumatism IN his back and legs
He was so lame that he was obliged to walk
with crutches and could not stand alone with
out them. In five minutes he was running
around the platform with his crutches over his
shoulder, as well as he ever was in his life
Another gentleman who suffered from a lame
shoulder and who had not been able to put on
his coat without help in five years. was cured in
less IMAM nVe mlnuIes. a laQy VINO nad Deen deaf
five years was made to hear a whisper. A lady
suffering from rheumatic headache was re.
lieved of all pain in a few moments time
These wonderful cures were witnessed by an
audience of more than LOCO people. Dr. Smith
will treat the sick every morning this week at
the Grand Opera House from 10 to IL o'clock
free of charge; everybody is invited to attend
and listen to the lecture and witness the cures
The Doctor is located at 500 Penn avenue
where he may he consulted free from A. NJ
until P. NJ. The Doctor will also give a free
lecture to ladies next Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock in the Grand Opera House. This lee
ture will be illustrated with life-sized charts
and will be the most interesting of anylecture
ever given in Pittsburg. Every lady should
attend. Letters OF inquiry must contain two
stamps. ap9-SD