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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

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strest car deserves 70 soss il Besides, zen
Cd Let t@ss the nunoer Il Tie car, Aaa they
sea cnly lsggb - LIE - the ofros
DO yoa take the uaHser II every street
CIR ycu ride Ia - 4skoa
Certainly Every sensible person does
DAy before yesterday l came up Ia No ~.
/ went back "a Ne. - / came pP - supper
IA Ne - Yesterday / m&ds ~ trips 10
N0s ~ 81 zna y Today IL Aes -, = S8a
IS Tie street railways contrast 70 carly
p4sseag gers-not 70 al as guardians isf
cbildrea and Ilnoecles
Mr. B0wser, ether people have lost sril-
cles on the siTeet-c4rs.
"Yes-othrr woneG. You never heard
~ . m4a losing any thing-"
/ lei the matter drop there, knowing
that tine would so0ner or ister bring n
revenge IL came sooner than / expected.
Mr. boWscr took ms dress coat down 10 q
taller u get a couple OF new buttons sewed
On, aud IS he returned without II, Oh
served
You are always nnding faul, with The
procrastinstion OF my eressmaker. Your
tailor doesn't seen ~ 90 in any particular
hurry"
"Howr
why. you were 10 bring that coat back
with you"
That coat Thunder"
xr Bowser turned pale and sprang out
Of his chair
Didn't lose il going down, old youi"
81 believe l-l--r'
~"You LEFT IL OF the streeL-car when you
came Cpt"
Yes"
"Mr Bowser, any body careless enough
20 leave an article Of value IN a street-car
deserves 10 lose IL However, you took the
number OF the car, presumed
~ nOr'
you didn't That shows what sort OF q
person YOU are. Yesterday when l went
Gown after baby's shoes took car No Ill.
When | returned took car 80 When weai
over 10 mothers / took car 56. Tue con
ductor had red hair One horse was brown
aud tue other black The driver had cast
in his left eye There were four women and
FIVE men Ia the car We passed two loads
of ashes, one OF dirt and an ice-cream
wagon. The conductor wore No. ) shoes
and was near GIFTED. The street railways
contract 20 carry passengers, Mr.. Bowser,
not 10 act as guardians for sap-heads and
children"
But I'll get it at the ofice to morrow, +"
he slowly replied.
perhaps, but it is doubtful. AS you can't
remem Der the number of the car they will
laugh at the idea, and perhaps take you for
an impost0:."
He gIared at me Ike a Gagged animal and
made no reply, and | confess that i almost
hoped he would never recover tbs coat. he
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

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ply Of cap I'si
Foreman Fun. sir. two hundred pounds
cane from the type foundry last week.
Editor Then let this letter 60 II; it's
fr0al Adam Badeau Life
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

Mr. Bowie (of Arksusasl-A COMMITTEES
cf our best citizens, Mr Smith. - waiting n
she h0-el parior To receive yCu.
Mr. Sufh fwho Is visiting the town
"Best ciliseusrf Great Scott What have
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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-08
UPON THE HEARING.
Showing the cOnnsot'On and the signs ss Pre-.
uress.


qress.
A large proportion Of the troubles Of lhe
ear may be traced TO catarrhal affections.
Many sufferers from eatarrh will testify b
the peculiar effect that the disease seems 10
have even in its early stages upon the hear
ing. The roaring aud buzzing in the ears ia
one OF the most familiar symptoms b
catarrhal sufferers
Sometimes the sound which they hear II
their ears is described by them as steam
going out of pipe, F" ''the sound Of great
waterfall, !" sounds of water oYerdoWing,p
or steam from a locomotive" as buzzinR.
singing, ringing and cracking; somerimes
like the sounds in a she'll held at the ear, 81
the bursting of bubbles.
Sometimes the sounds are Of q beating.
pulsating, throbbing character, in eases
keeping time with the regular beating Of
the heart, Sometimes there are several diffeE-
ept sounds, such as pplsating and bnzzing 70
gether, in some cases the sounds are 80 intense
as to render life a burden, and there are i1-
stances on record where the distracted But-
ferers have resorted TO suicide 70 rid themselvea
of them.
There can be no more important predisposlng
or exciting cause in producing ear diseases
than eatarrh in the nose and throat The
symptoms Of catarFh itself can hardly be mis-
taken. In many cases the patients have pains
about the chest and sides, and sometimes IL
the back. They feel dull and sleepy; the
mouth has bad taste, especially in the morn
ing. A sort Of sticky slime collects about the
teeth. The appetite is poor. There Is 4 feoi-
ing like a heavy load on the stomach. some
times faint, "all-gone" sensation a. the pit of
the stomach, which food does not satisfy. The
eyes are sunken, the hands and feet becom8
cold and clammy.
After while a cough sets in, At first dry. but
after few months it is attended with = grao1-
ish eolored expectoration. The patient feels
tired, all the while, and sleep does not seem -
afford any rest, After q time he bec0maE
nervous. irritable and gloomy, and has eYl
forebOdings. There is a giddiness. sort of
whirlng sensation in the head when rising ID
suddenly. The bowels become eosriYe. the s<|n
is dry and hot at times; the blood becomes
thick and stagnaut; the whites Of the eyes be-
come tinged with yellow; the kidney secFeti0u1
become scanty and high-eoloTed, depositinG Z
sediment after standing. There is frequeni|T
a splitting up Of food, sometimes with > sour
taste and sometimes with a sweetish taste. thI1
is frequently attended with palpitation Of IL
heart and asthmatic symptoms.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-08
WALL STREET GOSSIP.
A Bad Bank Statement Causes Spectators
to Feel Nervous.

70 CCei 1NeFNpWAa
BY J. NJ Oakley q Co. is Special Wire.1
NEW YORK, December 1.-The stock market
to-day got . little announcement from Lon
don, whore our stocks were higher. The open
ing here was confident. and there was pro-
nounced rise in Sugar to 20 within the first FIVE
minutes. This stock, however. soon eased of
to 6S, rallying again to 69M, A better feeling
exists concerning this property, but there is
some hesitation about large investment in trust
stocks. The President of the United States
has expressed himself fofcibly on this ques.
tion. Senator Sherman will press ip the SEN
ate bill against trusts, and it Is fashionable
for legislators and judges to coudemn them.
This condition of affairs initiates against the
Lead Trust. which Is in q situation to earn large
profits If let alone. Its present selling price on
the grossly inflated capitalization brings the
actual market value of the property down to
and the hostility of courts and Legislatures
forbid any immediate embarrassment of value.
The market continued strong up to the close
the bank statement. This came out at II
o'clock and was bad. 1t showed loss of near
ly el.200,000 in reserves and Of q, ,000O0U in
actual money. This brings the banks down to
in preparatory for the January settlements.
Stocks looked to be more valuable on account
of the increasing earnings Of the roads, but
money may yet be more valuable than stocks.
on Monday. The bank statement will then
have its proper effect. and a. the bears have
covered many short sales they will be in posi-
tion to put them out again. Notwithstanding
all the serious conditions Of trade and traffic
we must expect nervous and irregular mar
ket until after January !.
The LoudOn correspondents OF the Chr0nfcls,
writing on November %, speaks as follows Of
the monthly settlement Of the Berlin Bourse:
''MoneV is very scarce, but as yet all that was
required has been obtained. The rate for bor-
rowers in high credit and with hrst-class secur-
tiles is per cent. For other borrowers 1t ia
very much higher. in many cases ranging from
IL to Is per cent. Nevertheless there has this
week been further marked rise in the shares
of iron and coal companies, and some Of the
leading bankers are bringing out new COM
panies in considerable numbers, The position
naturally inslres much apprehension. The
German operators appear TO take more san
guine view Of Brazilian affairs than is taken
here and they are also more opumistio respect
ing Argentine affairs. Yet they are largely CON-
mltted, both In Brazilian and Argentine seour-
tiles. AS regards the Argentine Republic the
gold premium continues to rise, being again
l3O per cent and speculation appeared to be as
reckless as ever" These facts will do t0'pon.
daro
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-08
BUSINESS NOTES.

THE annual meeting Of the Revere Coke
Company will be held on the 18th inst
G. BERINGER Son report increased activity
in country property. which they make special
| feature of.
THERE is talk of starting reat canning
factory in Allegheny. A Chicago man is work
ing up the scheme.
Two hundred and eighty-three deeds were
filed last week. representing transfers Of prop
erty valued at $49S.OO0
Two new core furnaces are In course Of con-
struction in the Robinson-Ray Manufacturing
Company's Southside foundry.
WITH a new bank in East Liberty and one
in Williamsburg, business men out there should
have no trouble to make both ends meet.
TH1RTY-THREE mortgages were placed on
record yesterday. The largest was for $1,000.
Only four of the number were for purchase
money.
THE volume Of money in circulation outside
the Treasury, now S. Al. 10000, Ia about ST.
OOO,O0O larger than year ago, but far more
actively employed.
RENEWAL bonds OF. the city Of Allegheny to
the amount Of sl0000O, issued in denominations
Of BLOOD each and bearing interest at the rate
of 81 per cent, are on sale.
A WELSH colony is being established near
Helvetia. Randolph county, VIVA. The colony
will contain 20 families, who have purchased
SHERIFF EWING closed the store of A. Le-
vitsky & Bro, jewellers, Youngstown, o., yes
terday morning, in suit brought bv lsid0re
Ollend0rH, of Pittsburg, to recover S6Ua
THE report that the Central Traction is to
use the Williamsburg and East Liberty line to
Williamsburg is denied. The East Liberty line,
it is said, will be an independent concern.
A MORTGAGE specialist remarked: "Money
is getting easier. and am expecting revival
of business in my line have money as low as
~ per cent on productive city property"
LAST year Sl620aS % were expended upon the
roads in Allegheny county, and during the
past fortnight four horses have been unable to
haul q carriage for any distance over any Of
them.
HENRY A. WEAVER & Co. make specially
of large properties. Mr. Weaver says: I'VE
are doing very well. The prospect is very
good. 1 observe disposition on the part Of
some people to oyerdo the business. They
have extravagant ideas Of the value OF prop
erty. / prefer steady market. Spasmodic
action is nothealthy."
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-08

''My throat was sore and inhamed. At
times my neck would feel lame and swollen.
There was a lump in my throat, which
could not get up or down. could feel the
mucus dropping back into my throat, and
when laid down it would almost strangls
me. The trouble attacked nv vocal organs, and
for one year and half could not speak above
a whisper without great effort.
My whole system at length became affected,
and lost rapidly in flesh and strength. I had
night sweats. Ny sleep was broken. would
get up in the morning feeling more tired than
when went to bed at night could not eat AZ
all in the morning, and very little at any other
time. After eating l would feel inclined to
vpmit, and it was only by an effort that could
retain any food on my stomach.
1T was when was feeling the very worst
and had about given up all hopes OF getting
cured, that noticed a case in the newspapers
which was similar to mine that Drs. Copeland
and Blair had treated successfully. called on
them, and finding their charges reasonable.
placed myself under their care.
i began to notice an Improvement in my con-
dition in a very short time. First my head and
throat became clear. had no more trouble
with my eyes. The night sweats ceased Ny
cough left me. The pain in my breast gradually
disappeared and my heart beat regularly, IN
facr,1 Il am entirely cured, and am as well to-day
as ever was. owe my recovery to Drs. Cope
land and Blair, and think it Is no more than
right that should make this statement" Mra
Black lives, as stated, at Glendale, Pa, and
this statement can be easily verified
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-08
Heptnsoph Notes.


Cap Sheaf Conclave entertained the Degree
Corps at It's last meeting,
some Of the IDENTITIES are already arranging
for their official visits in January.
II. K. Moorehead Conclave No. 50 will be
the banner COnclave this term, for the largest
gain made.
The Allegheny County Heptasoph Associa-
ton has received q number OF apphcatohs
since the death of Brother r v. Barker, ne
being the first member Of the association 10 oie'
w. 8. Nesbit, Esq, the attorney, has been
selected to I'LL out the unexpired term as SeS-
Tetary of Tarentum conolaye. r. 8, hosewelL
the former Secretary, having died lew Gays
ago.
The Supreme Archon is preparing new In
speetion blank for the January inspecuol. ~
will require close and exhaustive lhVeetlea-
tion, especially in conclaves that have not maue
much progress during the term
John l. Jones. of Braddock, District Su-
preme Representative of District No 0, mas
made it a point to visit each ConclaVe once q
month. The efforts of Brother Jones are nign- iE.
ly appreciated, and the ConclaVes are rapluly
recruiting their member ship.
-Sewickley Conclave was instituted at Sc
wickley on Thursday evening with charter
list of 3d. Martin Schroeder, ID. Il. haTlnSE
and ]. II. Hegner secured the charter apPn-
cants. Several of the supreme officers anu
large delegation of members from TINS Guy anu
Sewickley were present and assisted
"A convention was held at Altoona Decen-
ber of the Conelaves comprising District no.
8, and elected j. S. Leisenring, of Altoona, pls-
trict Supreme Representative and u, W.
Moses one of the flood victims at JohnstoWn.
alternate. These brethren are well known IN
their district and are considered an excellent
selection.
Friendship Cenclave No. gave the first OF
a series of entertainments to be held during the
winter, on Friday evening last at its hall on
Sixth avenue. The audience was large. the
musical and literary selections well received.
The committee having the meter in charge
were Q. E Cornelius, Esq, ]. N. McRoberts
and DR.. H. A. Phillips.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-08
FROM GLENDALE
An interesting Sensation Which Wss
Recently Developed There
THE PARTICULARS IN THE CASE

The little town Of Glendale, near Mans
field. Pa, on the Little Washington Rail-
road, is without doubt one Of the prettiest
places in this section. Within the last fsE
days 1t has developed quite an interesting
sensation. The writer, on recent visit to
the place, met Mrs. Ella Black, the lady in
terested in the case. During an inteEVieE
she stated the particulars as follows;
II have been troubled with colds apd
headache for several years Ny head was
stopped up and felt dry and feVeFish.
had severe pain in it continually. At
first it was . dull heavy feeling over the
eyes, but gradually it extended entirsly
around my head, My nose was elogged up
SO that could scarcely breathe thrcugh II
MY eyes became infamed and watery, and
my sight was seriously impaired.
II had hard cough, and would raise dark
yellow mueus After . time 1 began %
grow worse rapidly. would have severe
pains in my breast, They would come On
me suddenly. Sometimes they would be 20
severe as to almost take my breath away.
There was twitching sensation about my
heart. Sometimes my heart would palpitaSs
rapidly, and then beat slowly and irregn-
larly. This would be followed BY feeling
ofdizziness, as though was going to faine
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-08
KniFht. Of rhe Golden EnrIe.

Allegheny Castle No. lSl conferred the
third or Crusaders degree on four Knights last
Tuesday night
Star of the West Castle No. 81, K g. e,
conferred two degrees and initiated one new
member at their meeting Friday night last
The meeting Of the Supreme Castle in
Pittsburg next May seems to be the cause of q
general awakening up in the order in this part
Of the State,
Anchor Castle No. 1856 instituted only three
weeks, has already got up degree team that
does the work remarkably well, and if some of
the sister castles are not careful they will soon
be outdone by the new castle,
The brothers of the various Castles K q
E., are requested to wear their fatigue can buff
gloves and regalia or jewel according 10 rank
and standing in the order, at the entertainments
on Wednesday evening, December Is
Manchester Castle No. 212, Of ALLEGHENY
still continues the good work she has been do.
ing for year or more, having all the way from
two to seven candidates each meeting for in
itistion and degrees. The degree team in this
castle is frst-class.
The General Commandery, K G. E met
az headquarters. Venus Castle, Fourth avenue
last Thursday evening. all arrangements were
concluded for holding a musical, literary and
social entertainment at Lafayette Hail
Wednesday evening, December Is The pro-
ceeds of the entertainment are for the
use of the General Commandery in making
arrangements for the reception and entertain
ment of the Supreme Castle of the World
which meets in Pittsburg next May.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-08
ne R..uIl. Of Homo Trsatnsns.

Last May Miss Lottie J. Forksr, Of 2ap
Arch street, MeadVille. Pa, placed hsrssH
under treatment by mail with Drs. Copeland
& Blair for her catarrhal trouble.
On June she wrote: "Your medicine =
doing me good. do'not feel 50 tired and ny
herdaches have ceased"
August 26 her letter stated: "I feel quite
like different woman from the one Waz
when commenced your treatment"
Mr.. N. c. Wilson, who commenced using
the home treatment early in July, wrote o6
the 18th of the same month: IT am improT.
ing steadily; feel much better than I have
for years past.
August Is he wrote: 81 am feeling lIke
a different being from the one was when
commenced your treatment, and am glad y
be able to make this statement"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-08

NEW YoRK-Bank clearings to-day, S123,805,-
46l: balances, S5,0O8 1872 For the week-Clear-
ings, SS55. .S0z, 34Ui balances, S3S, 55,2p2
BosToN-Clearings to-day Sih.2ll. .229; bal
ances, $l,667,6T For weel-Clearings, Sl05,-
546.03l balances SLIGO, 0l7 Corresponding
week last year-Clearings SlU7, 300 087; balances
Sl2 2SS, SOL.
-Clearings to-day, S1l. .6S8 S54;
balances. Sl,588,993 For week-Clearances,
S87, 40 504; balances, s12 524,662
BALTIMoRE-Clearings to-day, S2,5lS. .798; bal
ances s165 100.
CHIcAeo-Bank clearings for the week again
compare very faxorably with the corresponding
week last year The aggregates were $S4, ,69S $50
and S77. .l5S, SS5 respectively. The demand for
money for wheat-carrying purposes from the
Northwest continues good. New York ex-
change was at par to 25c premium. Money
rates are steady at 8 per cent for call and 6@8
per cent for time loans
ST oUIs-Clearings to-day, SS.448,629; bal
ances, S2SS 1872 For this weeK-Clearings S23-
S05, $50; BALANCES. Sl6S20S5. For last week
Clearines. SIG 922056: balances, s., ,O32 04& Cor
responding week last year-Ciearings, 81, ,7Ol,-
So; balances, $S,2Sl,464.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-08
Jup,or Order American Mechanics.

-Pittsburg Council No. H. Jr. o. U. A. M.
will attend divine service at the new Cumber.
land Presbyterian Church, Wylie avenue and
Congress street, at 1880 this morning. Rev.
Koehne will oficiate.
John NJ Andrews, Supreme Commander of
the United American Mechanics. leaves to-day
for Chicago to institute the Chicago Com
mandery. The Supreme Commander will be
accompanied by Is members of the Supreme
Commandery. They will be entertained while
In Chicago by the members of the new COM
mandery. 1t is also expected that the National
Councillor of the 1r. o. U, A. NJ. will be in Chi
cago during the stay of the Supreme Com
mandery officers. On their return the party
will stop at Alliance, o., and institute COM
mandery there. 1t is the intention of Supreme
Commander Andrews to try and have the Chi
cago and Alliance Communicates come to
PIttsburg for the Washington Birthday pa
rade.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-08
Golden Chain.

Deputy Supreme Commander NJ. 9. Bryant
will pay an official visit TO Fidelity Lodge, Of
Allegheny, tomorrow night,
Supreme Organizer osInond. accompanied
by number of prominent members of the
order, will visit Lincoln Lodge, on the South
side, tomorrow evening.
Allegheny Lodge, of Allegheny, will have
an open installation of Officers on Tuesday
evening, and after the lodge business has been
transacted euchre social will be held in the
lodgeroom.
The installation of officers Of the following
lodges of the Golden Chain will take PLACE this
week: Duquesne. Pstterson and Pittsburg in
McKeesport in McKeesport, Pa; BeSsemer in
DuQueshe, Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-08
highest. 81 o5yS, lovest n Osszi closing. u o.
Sales, A22,0o0 barrels.
SEMPLE BUILDING LEASED.
An Allegheny Merchant Gets Il For Five
Ysars-Deals in Realty.

An AlIegheny Merchant Gets IL For Five
Yaars-DeaIs in Realty.
Ewing 4 Byers, No. % Federal street. leased
the HsmPIe building. corner Federal and Erie
streets, Allegheny City, to prominent dry
goods merchant Of Allegheny, for i've years, at
$4,000
Allies 4 Bailey, lel Fourth avenue. sold for
John II. Winters No. 1916 Sarah street. South
side, being brick dwelling Of six rooms, attic,
hali, ETC., side alley lot 2Ox60 feet, to Louisa
Phellschoudy for 81, 400
Black q Baird, 95 Fourth avenue, sold to
Thomas Campbell lot 43 in the J. w, ATrott
plan. Twenty-frst ward, city, having frontage
of 40 feet on GTazier street by 135 feet in depth
TO 24-foot alley, for 81, $50. They also sold to
John Ebbert, for John Huber, lot on Kearns
Run road, Thirty,hfth ward, being S4x6O feet,
for $780,
20 Frazier. corner Forty-ifth and Butler
streets, sold for Richard H. Thompson lot III
in Rehecca Baums' plan of lots, having a 'front.'
age of 20 feet on the south side OF cypress
street, Twentieth ward, by 100 feet to an alley,
to Nancy Lennon for $3.50, and placed $500
mortgage on lot and dwelling in the Twen-
tieth ward for three years, at 6per cent
Reed, B. Coyle &lCo., lSl Fourth avenue, sold
lot % in the Marion place plan, size sOx1ep, for
$500 cash.